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lit430°P 'wiegbrO11014' 1"/IO" ilalt4(*
libatUg wlth the fire
ettar11', '*st fuss:Stet In 6V..
the1Y''P/:i 6 luill01#1:°'n thewest
tsere tot411,
century."tie of the 'treat
destroyed. ex▪ cept tate14:,
t for sOnl
waifs w,b10, *Ore lett: eta.44Ixi ittet.
-burned ti,Wa,$k TeuOPV4641,0,37..er#
dered temttorariV"-1.,,,utneless; 'arid ,the
monetary/ ioss'tS, l'eatinatedat $3,O00
-
or '$40,0002+ ,
The bulklinga • destroyed :Wereapg
ilentgorsiereii general. shirkthe 2Iont,*
niVVY
rage and serviee station -R. A. Ato•
'Intidvitare stere,, and ,"Tho
..etee, betel restaurant..
The Are 'started.' about lQ.45 pin.„o
5 s
Ilt1.4 I 0,
0r4 ore--, e & e e rom an over
• heated, ".:stovepi ap
rthooth the',,:frante.\\.`nObie
'4•Ttei!': its -northward tride
the ;:itaagettale,liarti***6 tore and he
trOtt Antil,d1OW, 4the':flre #,as;,:c,hecked
eir.Abe:,conerete *all; of ,*-,,,thes,
'telephone eitice.;,' Tile roof ,of:' the o
•'Ike waif, ;ablitzei,:-0/44
ttinato chztige'..of`wind, coupled;,with
• the rain atid Sleet which Olt .04itit00-•
night> allowed•theilrrOlghterI4Ao'vp.t.-:
slop to the furtheeltrOgreitt. Of the.
,
ontlugrat,104- •••
Biliket-Orlgado at
.,sorgcs 'Of ineni,
ifortaetA a ioleket-;:h.r*e. wblle, ,othera
saived . what ,Iintn1,00 they c�uld ?iron);
the- but. they were
41-neble 71a0Alb" the .40A*which
alire.04,40 ,400titoraerre ' honte on ;:one
Ode :Utne- .41407ger** '.-ttarige '00
the ether'.. In qtdek ,i040oes5iota. 'AO*:
Atiokeinde's Intrittismi-•*tote nAit 4171*..,
Ithett)1 :hetet '044 TegtO*Atit-11)1:‘ Pre*
44t.tbe tlaMea, . -,„ ,
gadef,'-40.41red the amie,ti • 4901e- 4
actrarat -ether bulldlngz were
ed 140- Nittriardf, Manager' or the .nuri..;
gannPn -tsalePhone cetira1, plugged ;lir
031z for helpto 4re : departments At
"Pedetiett, 01„704/. TotOneliti•Atiburxtand
Xineardifte.
'The ,ci4rvi ',arrived rst, but
• ,,tlutir ingdytnent *,inatrequite andtSe
gaited', ground rapidly until the
Arnolt -arrived with its, at.
Jump. *6114, si*V elitermi were
Pinnt)ed dry u thous:Ida of sznotzt..
*stet were poured on'the flam And
0,!ter.b.$ bul4unitt,
At the 'Ve•tiene 't/ffice'
Ur. WhYard iaJt to hi Ott while
•
the rottf, of',the
Ind tdndows•tiVed .131 berOte''the itt-'
totae bat 41,10*,tt tbe Irt1/164i I'4) flU
W.,404C'li*Oket. thiltilt *00 beat
'melted the telePbOtiie sob* Abe*, 11,45
-p.rrt.; and au, 4102_3*11110ASOn: *ea Shut
Off matil. neatly 2 ,otdoelc, when a *lit
perati line *al rim in thtvilitti aalutta
• Urea Windo*to the ..phone teeth.'
IPirdit4 also • gave out about liat. 1,.1.*ei.
and AreinorLaryl„_.eitlasttst._;00%. Won**
and children, .stumbfed through the
smoke With onl rodeittional
Ilitalies of 'brilliants at the fire caught
- ••
!eirs,1 Men and boyi brioed tertifie
beat to drive -111d .13eVt. automebilee frOin
"ilatotiretiale's garage thrOugh sinoka and
game to safety. It was - only & Yet'
*4(4)(1.ntinlieri 041. Pair 5) ,
the desired h
fire
4413oi
ped at;ititlf.Ottz't
or 11 erx.'110t not
onbWtyHes- tsr the tk
.:,.. years..
„.hr1gade--01 ,:000$10t04.
:".bed-:afl - ovcr the '• ' . tit,
memberqne put It, receli
it$...# t'..bt way of reeoiii
:„'24', :lc*: ,...
that of uhti3O,.'tiiiveervleee, 0
',.-Intve,,,,,'hs,n fItt1ng1.
rcogtdzed;/,'Oirt..10;',others,,:,:inclnd
higfeiteln:".:Whiett':thei ,,West Wn
'wiluosh'Fire InMu'anee00
pan
e. to ner,In o1borne
The ebtl
Ion . „ ts , on; and
oiild 0004,4711114%94115*"7tSUe'4). cart41:11Yd Iring on :,;:a0;t1::#04""ilt ' in th I° 11;
, de-- turned over, end., for end
anfta
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ric4,har:t'ilitii77 Ye'l*t 117°14,10°:::4:
*ititoOlotin•;* n 15"14)escaed ” 64141'4*
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Trees from $000,70'.,Engl
PlantedBe .,1,10,t0 0
ovenatieil, ,Day
, , . .
&Ale ,sehoois of Ooderici,V,With.
throughout -!'-the.
DoutintOti,*, Will. Observe Coronation:
'N'Y'gaY''1.gtii,- with the.,planting'of
Engllsh "..Xfoyal.' oak...trees, „;,.brought
trora,',Winaser .forests' One tree, will
,.-planted On the grounds of Vittoria: .
seheol, and :another a*.'C'entralselloel,
it was Stated at a 'rneetiag of , the pub..
Ile school'board' at 'Vietoria, school on.
Monday . night. The, seheei adidten
will otn out itt. a bOdY or the cere-
moKes,' wiitek,00.141if will be 'held
4:0444,4*1**Ig fkiteol:pitth,
JA*; Oinginnleation ft,O,tite heard, asked
that-piitteittleiv. be ,evert.40
0. ",*rfuetiti” condition of the
la OkniOc Ce.1414,:atAellrA.,„
of4Inerous''.,teiriplithits''ftinepait;
entSr the, seereary Wrefe„ !Alt in' felt
the school, yard rn.ust'no longer he left
In its present .dhigrateitd condition,"
The Club asked, that immediate action
110 toot in, draining the grounds. The,
.property .cOnitalitee was itisttnet
InVeatigate emulitions ,and report to
the board.;
eon -km -14 cation -was •read In whlch
the Victorlivtionte and. &heel Club ex-
tended thanks' to the board for the,
004' WO* done in outfitting t manual
./trainlog MOM at Victerla ‘.sehOol,. .•
"A report ot the PtOvhipIat trustees'
atfl 'ziatelfirers' meeting, 'held
at To-
routo 'dining the' O.E.A.••torwention
last week,' Was grvenby, .Mrs. 11,
Mooney, ,
It was had been
take* In at; 'se annual Public sehool
concert -held . inthe lecture room. of
140X PrefOrterlantliurettretehtlY. Net
nreeeeds ot th0 eliteittabitient Will be
divided between the **O :Verne and
*tool' eiphtt. 4 vote of ,thanks was
extended tirbfr,--It 14-„, Player, music
instructor, Ivito ditectkNI-the-,eontert.
seplohdid' Attooto and "
token .of appreciation .for the tie of
the- lecture loom -of the church the
seisairni of Ito0Xchurch watt voted the
Atm of $15 and the ,thurch eatetaker
the atiM ot $15. , •' : •
Principal' at M,'Ahackletont of ditV
041 eehOcit, VepOrted fer , Mareit as
'folloWcs Number on rell, .2.10:
aver-
sgo attendance,,100.9d, Or 00.0 per
.0144 penny bank dePosits $04474
For Victoria, ichoel. Prineipal B. •
f4tonehouse reported es follows: 14uM4
34a t average 'attendance,
per out. penny bank
depos1t, $81.8L
eteis a hig, gapion the west side. of Dunkanti 1S-,0,6111. street
where wiped Out five buildings ThursdaYihight, The *airs of
the garage,ar standing but nothing , is left'' Of the' frme stores On
eitlie'r.§ide. At the left of •the tiortli, Is X
corner of the gutted gapage building; at the xigh,t telephone
office building which was Salted by heroic efforts, it10,stQrched por-
tion of the roof can be _plainly seen: Rebuildin•ttfe'vgarate has al-
ready colnrnenced.. .• .
4 r
iIiost 'WO
,•-,Tbere is several milhlon: :dollars*:
worth of property In Oderitli
taf*.PrOtrOtek‘and *SA- If the
Or.411era of thls Property were,
Ote wWlng that the firo 04000-
.10.'fitilittric.1100,..***Iterie,there Is
the- }ire 110tierifrotte*0 Assocla-
tion. 'to I,er'',,o0o91.0004; It ph*.
• he costly 'Matter -tee151eil
erieb' to Allow . ItS,.11reifiglifors And
thrift '.•eilillPillent‘''''to leave - • the
tOwn,. town eminell. some.
tiMs,.$0,,,Miala,a regulation. that
140 equipment „Should'. not he tak-
en-004de the town 101104
• At the same ,,tinte, there ,Is
much disappotment,
.erie citizens. that; as, matter of
no* the town'a fire
,depstrtnient dld not go 44 the .„
as-
sistance of the, ,H'soretV;preased.
of...,'„DUngantiOn._Vert:
*atilt" ,a1190110..leave Voila to help
Bays Adequate Atteritinn. Will Be
'Give* ugiontati Needs of
Barber
In reply to the resolution passed
bythe town counCif at its meeting on
Marek Sth, reqUeStinc the filling .in
by crlbwork .or other struitute Of the
gap between' the outside breakwater
and the end of the, river breakwater,
the following letter- has been reeelved
from Hon. Cardin, Minister
of Works at Ottawa:
"In lour letter Of 12th March ,,YOU
convey to me-- the, resolution- of tile
'municiP41 Anouncit wheteljt it is urged
that the, Federal `Department of Pub -
lie Works construct a structure to join
the river keel/Water' and the ,outer
breakwater at004erieh, '
'The matter vvill be gi.Yn most
eitiefitLeansidevition. 1.would, how-
ever, take ..this-eccaslon-716-0
that the matter has been looked into
in ,thek past and it was not considered
that the urgency of the work war-
ranted' the very great expenditure in-
volved; This satiation apparently
largely exists:at the present time, but,
notwithstanding' thls,'1.-eantissitie yoar
town count'', that the adequate degree
.of Attention Which las been given, by
the Department to 'the legitindite needsi
Of the harlot. at Oederielt in the past
.will condoneto have my iiipport".
The Signal's Ottawa Correspondent
reports that it is the intention of the
Departnient to Make atgurver ,off the
harbor dud* the eoming summer.
The, 444,000 Bill l'elsiborte outdoor
itgotovediot. 'project, ..tnekstling
ef 4411-001e0 frOM' the'atzeets and Jayiii
qmder4ruUnd'..condilita and ciOle4 in the
saexn 1*1! ot **town* was coMpleted
104 otn4
a of lot&
hs At the lob,
step in
• rote& in town -
.ttsweite, ..somoe.
to-•worie, **a .done ki the .**4-
4ntlf of the totiOi OM tom Ago at
*00st of 431,0004 „
In, the prd
get tree trimming vas( done
tog tree aurgeons'undet the stipenlilon
lat the
11*ne*'" i'VtOl*ttbinetitof
new ,'pa� a„
new -
td itt the central *eke' cat the
for the new
at lotion's already hairs boon .ittatalled
4sho otincelbent, home* iite new
arrive in a
'Itis Pithablef *net in,
will ocelot *
interior
the 'office
tiro* new, and *Ong 115 1ttsii&tioit
addressing *thisopeii fetter to
the radio "fine" iegineto, sint-vsers,,
ef eteetrioni. *011anees In Particular,
we are lith)itift 10 itrotaie itt each
willlngnese to 0.operate With theiLlocal,
iltadio. Association in its, effort to make
radio .i'ettiptiOn in tiOderielt .something
approsiehing that goal Irbil* We as
..Atittie it the desire of every "listen-er
:. •
:The ootion :into been Alike& re'
'"Vithat M the /tadie Ass04'
tiefr ,doing la' the _tatter Of.'hieal.
nterfer -once?"'
•
• As 'Yetir secretary, 1 eta assure you
that your eoutoottse has never letup
itt its efforts o complete.- the took It
ivetty,ted at the citizens' meeting Ateir
mule two years age, .,.•-
rem* Of A close Stoat Of Ali
mitganiste dealing with -Odle And it*
psobletns,we 'have -contatted %Orr'
oolltrte: wherein Information
mfght be gathered widert Would:hey
ptit% aggravating and 'florist.'
local interferenet Many;
rsqueta Ve,beeri 'sent to the Depart.
-die Interference at Ottawa,.
eti Were reloaded to very ,
to, **4 botieetere itotte
tio onto to sor atd, -
itovgti the soiree* of Ur.
It 3 Doehniart, 31 i, 'who his given
tonsiderable thought to Or treable,
we Were favoted -with s Visit from
the dot engineer of the DePartment
at Ottawa. 'This gentleman made *
very thorough stover of the ettialitleruti
Willa Included test measurements tO
diocover tbe. *foal :gtrength In our
stibietpent report front
tti**. the chief ,engineer Showed that
doderitti was lower than the aver-
age In signal strength, • .
tehts means that. 'in order to bring
in, 'Most stationsWe are forted to;In-
etease the volume of our eeti Tbie
increase of volume „tends to bring,itt
interference ' *bleb' La init stilflclently
loud to ,cause trouble When. tile vol.
tune la redtio,d, '
the Ideal :eothittiOn !OAR be a pep-
ping up- a the broadeAst stAtteir. Vhis
Wold itteart stronger-eignalea leen Yet-
Inne would be required i* tbe
Which in turn wen% been the ,nnoth-
ering of,* oftenamount, of tad
sired *Wait
Out with toositions as the* 4
we needs muet flnd mint other War
out of our • trona&
A4 a result Yatt defliMIttees
(00141rniest osz Page, te).-
Whit Tye on' Saturday attelidect
the funeral at OttaWa lyrOther#
A. E. Thorns,. who W,00 killed, irt
a motor s.oAdent at Vinelleeter ozt
Thursday last; Ms dea, occurred
when & seven -ton gasoline' ttnek.ccollid,
ed with A carin a funeral ,procession,
kitting. two occupants, 0,114careened
from another ear h -.(,to a head-on J0111804'
with hi'‘ own velticile, He- died -instant
but 4. cOnipani9a escaped wlth ser -
bus injuries. •
Vin Thorns is survive* 'by: his wife,
Elise Tye, Who ' is a, clanialter of
D. Tye, a ooderkh; siso by 'Vitt
children, Prat:tees, .11110, -lade and l!i71P-
AlsO ,rittexiding the tunetal with Miss
Zdrli Tye were 'Dr. and Wr14', 'Et 14. -TO,
of Milverton, " and R. H. Tie, of Ool-
borte,, Northumberland Obut#.
TRaFiC CASES
-Showing the effects of a brief Os;
tle, encounter owthe Square on Mon-
day morning, Elmer' Bleere ColbOra
township truck -driver, and , County
Constable Arthurctentanit'gre4
before Stigistrate',3-, A. • ye..
terdiy, the former 'charted
an officer, dtivitig without a
permit and without license plates for
his truck. The officer faced it edtinter-,
Otto of %Moult, oteasioning actual
bodily harm'preferred Moore.. The
cAt§es were ad,Phitntid .4-'iteek; much;
to the disappointment of a large unm.
ber of spectators who attended to
bear the case.
Moore taeed 'His Worship With a
plaster over a. badly discolored *left
'el'te and a $stiV Still markedby the list
Of the efliter, Whoife left bend, broken -
In three places by the straight left
with *liieh Ite derat'With.goore, was
in a plaster tiot:'
The tutees. Oeetirted, When *tete
allegedly refused to *Company -the,
aire'er "bile he Made ,out charges for
dtiling Withditt tierriiit and gate's.
Constable Zetollttgati, it Is eald, Was
pushed or'Stilt& •,,:*hett he attempted
to take the keys*** the truck, and
the 'brief tiattle WAS concluded. ,when
the Odle& ,gate Moore 'it •
Moore Wee 'placed dit
/coterday *lieu his boutteumn,re
to renew bait- 4,110Weret; Iie eeetirtd
•nuother bondsman before eourt ad-
journed ariti,b1A tail of POO Wits to
neared, „
"The law puts the, teePontilbility on
On to see that your dtitetor brew 4.
proper litetnie,° HLa litorility. bid
Itegier, of tgeirtfortlii, after Memo/ bad
eaded not gniltpto employing• an un.
ftentied driver and teatlfled that bi4
driver, Melvin" Aterilinan, Ld tod him
he hod a, thartiteMil
'Yon *Mkt lime totiondisa his
' mid. the 'Oa "the fin* 't.
iloutinnod titt, $01400 4).
41:t
too Aiet areand the cornir_until
oar Went 'into a intid and he was tm
to light •
. • .
BO VINO .SOON
The Atzt iiiipjto-enter bar.
bor tide ritstr was the 1,,tuperial Oil
tankerriocolitm which was *toted in by
Captain ittupeii ItnIght at 2.30 o'cloek
Thttraday • tuorahig.: :witit a oarg,e of
, • eini000. *ohms or Eaaoline.
. The trip was Mad* Without unusual
444444--;azui Whist little -Joe' there was
proed no obstacle tO the•01110, whtch
oxivect','"W*,'0,0104tato .0os- ahead et
arrival.-. of last, year when
anythingknew „about the
If *0.
Imita;*
probably would; have keen nutde 40
give help In lha satiation..
The people Of -World* sym.
Otingannon- ihe- this-
"pathlee ;Very sineemtv with their
(Wane 'which has befallen ,thetn.
They hope ,the setback will he
onlY temporary and that In due
-4We-the ravaged,:p_ortien of the,
'village will be 'rebuilt and 'that
• Dungannon will *.rise from, the
'ashes of today more busy and
prof,3Perotie 'lhan.„ ever.
aintort on . -o in Ott
stern* ,Sitperior.
:,,t*ha,socoute,:yciactaie4-..06aitteolook
yesterday morning on the, return trip,
there -was no•time for a welcome by the
town fathers, but Captain' itnight Is en*
titled to the new hat symbolic of the
occasion.
The hltr. Bertyton probably will be
• the first to leaveof these ships which
wintered litre, es she is slated to sail on
• Sunday for a 1.41ke Eriport„ to take on
a cargo of coal for port William.,
The steamers D. B. liarma, J. B.
Foote and George R ,Donovan' OW are
preparing for an early departure.pro-
bablynext, week.-
Athe °W‘el'eltelot rn Ci5anadexPamPitectourat vfilhens.Yard1)1
:FOUR -LIME LADIES
. ENTERTAINED FRIENDS
• ust ?ridgy, we were given the un-
usual and much-seught-after distinction
Of being invited to the play, Presented
„bY_ !Wig of Goderich's yourigest set.
Tbe program, which Was "hand block -
*Iv" teed as i011ows: 'Vews. (Time
ylay starts -1:40. Aotors: "bhella,
mbeth; Variety, Claita." The actora
h
:play, they offered tap dances, songs and
recitatiors, eeth number imluding ai
entire thange of :onetime. • The 111-1116r
.41A1-u1ty a having no music was over-
cOnirt »y the performers hununing their
lawnstieom.paniments. rtf, pereharice,
the ;dance, or the.song. was not corn -
Plaid by the time the setors left the
starm
the inertly kept on dancing or
singing behindthe atenes until theY
reached the end‘, -then they Atopped
iti well regulated companies,
;thee were no, lerg • waits between
liteties,"
.Alkigether, the evening proved a
MetotWlor actors and audience
•
HEAVY RAIN AND PROST
• .PLAY HAVOC WITH ROADS
The toad tolantisslon of Huron
eOUritY, meeting in the ,oillee of T.- E.
V.itterson, 00firitY •Otiginter„ on Wed-
ileadaY, were informed titnt heavy
rains 4114 frostintit rendered many
county reads 11110'001e. Washouts are
Mime -rens, lit many ,plaece they have
appeared for the dot time, and the
roads north Of Dinigatnion and front
Walton to lityth are badly broken up.
At Abe meeting oh Wednesday -a
netnber'ef aecldent eIalm9 were_caat
"sidered *nda fitted:016n took place re-
lative to the asicumption et roads by
the 1.r�vince.,
It was (leaded to tender for two
4ne.yri*141111.1tt ttueitteg*'othenttiterit8int:ubitlitt 1.)10
Arinbeiro'ilf444°. flied:coin' 'Woolen; witteli
met With Mr, kottersen, are iCteeve,t.
Odle', of Morris township, eheir-
nutit; 'Role Chee.ter Mawhinney,.:0
Stephen township., And Itceve Veorge,
,V:ettgitri„ of Colborne 1eriths4410,
tehestet, of Toronto, WAS, ilk
'fAMtitt tat week.
litildred Vitotlake.,', (if „Ooder,
windily,was an 'Vaster sristtor
her **sit, Attc Go, ,,Dearti that.
*PLAYED AGAIN TONIGHT
•
•
The ,Arthur Circle Players of KnOX
chureh stored another 1za Jong list -of
amateurtlieitiical triumphs last night
when,. they • presented , the wtfil known
.stage arid screen play, ."The tate Chtie-
topher Bean." A full house whit 'essed
the peratmance and registered delight
With the amusing plot And witty dia.
logo... The Arthur Circle his been
presenting plays atintuilly ler ans,n1,
years and the attonsire nutfit
looked -forward -le eininita in kloderich.
"The Late Cliristepher 'titan"' deals
with a Deetor Haggett, his family and
their, maid Abbey. Or. Haggett is a
slinple village doctor in New itogland
with .a .dielike -tor greed or under-
handedneta arid he tries to instil this
feeling into the ineinbers of hit house -
'wealthy and to get her daughters mar.
howevr,l
going to let nothirg stand in her way,
144ageoelalettas' silo i -g"
her great ambitions being to become
6 ,
.
'Wien numbers 'of visitera from- Isle*
VOrk City begin to eall on Tioctor
lXag-
gett and to ipiestimt. hitt% toncerning
ti*me oil paintings that had been , left
there by a young'artist; Cluisiopher
• Been, .who hedv-ifiled of drarkeimestand
4111 incurable disease, Dr. neggett bee*,
Semis of tda dhstists- for ihkkovy Ina&
tots and treed, tealithnr that the r4e.
tures tho Men are enquiring ii,betit art
priouttyilborb•elesay, ulevs,itabmile4: takoThroutugrpous titrett
distrust for all the calk:* from Now
Yerk fivini Mk *bout, Belies picttiree and
it is easily, seen that she is reludant to
go and, look tor them when told to do
k!"W Dtt'llaggett.
iWo *hires to. Haggett leta go.out
hands to it Itir Whitt pietare
forger, before he teatime that. there
bt aty ahuc fle Minos& sells a mini.
:.art -dealer
narnedtiloseti before 141twe1l baven.
port, the art edge ou View' vikii*
rievnipsOr-comeii to the reeehe And
values the pictures properly tor
Ifisi Wife and he, hating thought the
Plettiret hidbeen lerY care.
leas witlt fdiein and Mooilagett lxt
leentin
ineetlug on F1da7 night last, 0ar
4:1:1
to
tt'..:xlitikto 041,0, •ise4i.;4de4ne,tt.' In
lek His
owere Tn.
NOW '411,40 ingObetck !q*.l4 glett.
Plages.iitlid•# wA,:SO.'9.11444014'10,tOr'.
-rnii41.04-ef.latPert:
lip.•-Uio'itite44:0.141:4,041.0e4:790t.::144.:0144u:00aperni(U41.. yreml.2401,11.
stating' that' It should be recognised.'
In': some littIng manner- And inviting
4144:1t01711:t Brown sald tu:o
Legldn
watt -prepared to tO,000r0.te. •41. any
Owe adopted by the
,counell..
coononior Ilinghant. thought ..that
the.,.tree planted. in Court .House Parat the tizne Qt 1Ingk
,,°.0e0".tge soro
tf04
na-
,4•
One n'-a6inelorinat, wway°weep!
.,
---'?'1*,..;,A#titia.5444'ii4,00:ea. to -eohoit.(
tee of the whole 00401.
Hl!"Worship talggested that
traille- signs abOut;46wri should
;p:ruletutemtue:ttit,o:::::$.,lgns should- be ereted.
This was referred to tim:,Publie*Orks
' 'The, sexton otiStaitland.OeincterY
re-
ported nine Intertnenta-ht.)starelt.
'-lltii,..Ainife.1)iteCartity.apPlied,,IOr,A...-
biiilding' permit for a garage et her
home •on. lgin avenue, .and-Ieseph.
Oihsoh for On0,, for . re -Shingling, hot .
house on -St pavlirs' :street. '-
forted. to. Ore committee..
itnillfer0 Ceniseets
The' auditor's' report for 1046 was
soun.unhodi niet tot trt t.0:4 t.g tut 674 ot. ;n4d7 *frit 07,
referred trt: the. coniinittee..
4.fThrOngliaUt the .P*Sr year
•
auggesttons have been made Wh
my Ailed -of.
bookkeeping, Some these '
dont have already been -f011ovied:Off
•'afttitherltrocedlire'lhiit04btiokforth-
treasurer's staff to keep a • general
-ledger, Your treasurer bas Intimated
that be wilt -see such is done daring
rilit
tolvl:r 341-3 per ceat.d check of the
tax roll, t
ofunhtoseipul.a. arrears by direct toin4
ml
ent,
"During 1936 several- -allowaneear were made on old tax . arrears; hitteed,
on the theory that they had been Paid
but not credited to ,' their .account.
There ttll1 appears to be -approximate=
$1:0Q0 of taxes in arrears kilter
w hich are in dispute The ,dochden,
as to Whether or not collection, .01:
these disputed taxes is to be bi fOr011
rests with the council.- •
"Your tax collector is handling bis
departtnent' in a :very efficient manner
.and the new tax art'etirs. ledger recent-
ly lwtilled
should be an assistance
to hint, " •
"The public utilities commiselon
books are well kept. 1 would,
gest
ledger for the waterworks departtuent.
I am /letting this tip as at the lat
J anuary,. 1037, to assist the 'stag in
getting wouldlngitstandryteisod.•
the council seeing
to the gathering of all data "coneerli-•
ing any capital properties of the town.
'The . present Agates used' are .rnainly
rough estlinates." •
'A note ,fr,o. m the secretary ,Of the
(Continued on page 4)
To Safety When Fire De.
stroyed Bottle
BLAZE
Fire on Saturday n4ht razed the
farm home of Ernest Mitchell, ilth con-
cession Colborne „township, but not
before scores of nelghbors„ attracted
by the glare in the sky, ,had ruidied
to the scene and carried most of the
,,turnithings to stately. It was intpo‘.
sible to save the home. • _
tA.kutiTf .t11he:osrsst Mar-
garet Mitehell, i., who was serias.
is41in.te7viseariedeetelytvou
the burning building in the bed cloth. -
ing, She was takento the neighbor.
ing home of C. A. Itobertaon,
where she is under the are of ber
nurse, 311s Ruth Foster,
The Are began on the roof neer *
th-linitey, and dot intimation the
chells had a 0.0$thitit, Rose voe
when they heard the coaling roso
tho **mega n they gained rapW
liodwar on the dry wood and slit°
Although a wind fanned the fit
ettonglY,-.1t-yrobahly-wita-tho4n
of tAving the barn, as eParlo and em.
bets were blew* itt the oWosite dlrec
Tite xlitinage, estimated at
STb
tWrOtt:titreovered OrY Vtbhtiellitierittingt flre
about 10,40 p.m. was burned tO
$tOttitd *Ore laldaight,