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THE CANADIAN STATESMAN. BOWMANVILLE, THURSDAY, JANUARY l7th. 1935 PAflU! NT?~ Receipts 1934 January ,Ontario GovI. Relie! $ 175.58 .Arrears o! taxes - 2,044.04 C. W. Hastings, 1933 taxes 1,646.53 February Ontario Govt. Relief 24.98 Arrears o! taxes ... . 929.08 C. W. Hastings, 1933 .. 500.00 March Ontario Govt. Relief,. 170.49 Garnet Cochrane for wcod 3.00 Arrears o! taxes ..... 2,861.37 C. W. Hastings.. - 1.500.00 April Ontario Govt. Relief .. 141.14 Arrears o! taxes 622.13 C. W. Hastings 2,100,00 May Stephen Page for wood 2.00 T. H. Richards, sale timber .25 Arrears o! taxes 427.13 C. W. Hastings 1,700.00 Tnt. Bank o! Montreal 9.44 June Ont. Govt. Relief . .. 332.65 Ont. Govt. Highway grant 3,783.12 Treas. Clarke Twp. share o! Deb. No. 10, S. S. No. 1 347.47 Arrears o! taxes .... 387.59 C. W. Hastings .. 300.00 JuIy Ont. Govt. Relief.... 57.24 Fred C. Honey for wood 10.00 T. H. Richards, old gas engine ..50 Arrears o! taxes . 399.97 C. W. Hastings 1933 500.00 Bank o! Montreal Loan... 1,000.00 August Prov. Govt. Election AccI. 12.00 Prov. Govt. Relief. 33.20 Arrears o! taxes..... 911.98 Bank o! Montreal Loan 2.500.00 September Relief Ont. Govt.., 25.96 Ont. Govt. unemployment relief, road work.... 592.72 Arrears o! taxes .. 1.193.20 Bank o! Montreal Loan 2.500.00 October Ont. Govt. Unemployment Relief __... 482.68 T. H. Richards, Road il, Vou. 16 .. . . . . ._ 2.40 Ont. Govt. Unemployment Relief ... ... 151.54 Arrears o! taxes 1,251.92 C. W. Hastings, 1933 Acct. 343.85 November Counties Treas. equipment grant 1 . . . . . . 163.99 Ont. Govt. Relief 1 29.14 T. H. Richards. to, balance Road Acct. No. 190 1.50 Arrears o! tax-s 3,900.94 Inl. Bank o! Montreal . 3.50 December T. H. Richards, sale wood 2.00 Ont. Govt. unemploYment relief ..281.00 1934 Taxes, F. L. Dudley 35.262.46 Arrears taxes _. . 3,003.43 Expenditures 1934 GENERAL January F. )Flintoff, cross cul saw $ 4.50 B9r Telephone 0o. service charge _.... . 2.72 Bank o! Montreal, collect- ing taxes ..... 39.05 Corporation o! Bowman- ville, court fees. -.,. 29.60 Bank o! Montreal, Tnt. on Loan ... . .. .. 64.19 February J. D. Hogarth, registration fees 23.25 F. J. Groat, auditcr 12.50 R. Kyle Squair .. . 12.50 A. E. Quinney. cut. weeds 1.50 H. B. Foster. 2 acres wood 200.00 Bell Telephone 0o. service charge ..2.10 Bank o! Montreal, Tnt. on Loan 50.93 March Bell Telephone, service chg 2.42 C. A- Blanchard, expenses to M. A 2.85 A. L. Pascoe, exp. to M. A 2.85 J. D. Hogarth, relief work 32.00 Green Bros. overpaid taxes 5.25 Bk. Montreal, Tnt. on Loan 50.39 April Bell Telephone, service chg 2.321 FeIt for table cover.- 2.50 Bk. Montreal, Tnt. on Loan 29.38, May Bell Telephone, service chg 2.74 Moving Mrs. Ruse from 15 Hospital1.0 R .M. Jamieson, chgs. re1 Mumiford seizure 11.891 Bk. Montreal, Int. on Loan 15.351 June Bell Telephone. service chg 2 .31 M. Crydermnon, work Park 4.80 Conant & Annis, chgs. re Mrs. Courtice's taxes 5.00 Chas. Stephenson, rebate on overpaid taxes 3.25 Bank o! Montreal, Int 5.27 July Bell Telephone. service chg. 3.10 C. J. McDonougb, election expenses . .1 l 156.82 Mrs. E. V. ScobelI, Treas- urer's Bond.. 5.00, Werry seizure, ... 12.74 Counties Treas., county rates ..32,395.99 J. D. Hogarth, conveying 8 Mr. Bazarcki ta House 4 o! Refuge, Cobourg .... 3.50 C. A. Wight, overpaid tax 3 acct. - '.. 14.71 Melville Staples, grant to 8 Central Durham Fair. 75.00 8Chas. P. Davis, Sec., grant 0 to South Ontario Agri- 9 cultural Society .ý.. 25.00 0 ROADS and BRIDGES 0 January Maintenance and Repair $ 8.80 4T. H. Richards, salary and 3 supplies . 22.38 0 Maintenance Fbuay18.27 0T. H. Richards. salary and 5 Supplies 14.19 3 March 0Maintenance 13.16 4T. H. Richards, salary andl supplies . 17.35 5 April 2Maintenance 1.152.11 T. H. Richards salary, and 7 Supplies - .. .. 28.55 9 NMay 0Maintenance and Repair 247.05 T. H. Richards, salary and 4 supplies 46.68 0 june Maintenance and Repair 428.58 0Uneznployment Relief on 7 roads -- 286.73 0T. H. Richards, salary and 0 supplies ., .. . 91.74 JuIy 0T. H. Richards, salary and 0 supplies .11.. 106.55 8Maintenance and Repair. 1,012.85 0Unemployment Relief on roads ...955.89 6 August T. H. Richards. salary and 2 supplies .. ... 106.08 0Maintenance and Repair 2,020.80 3.Unemployed Relief road work . . .. . . . 1,139.48 September 3T. H. Richards, salary and supplies - . 104.41 Maintenance and Repair . 1,150.00 Unemployed Relief road 4 work .. 346.02 October T. H. Richards, salary and supplies . -.. 80.51 Unemployed Relief road work ~700.00 lMaintenance adRe r 1,089.58 November T. H. Richards. salary and supplies- . 85.41 Maintenance and Repair. 758.45 Unemployed Relief road work ..1.229.15 December T. H. Richards, salary and Supplies 87.35 Maintenance and Repair. 1,340.89 Unemphoyed Relief road work .. 114.67 jDecember lSth T. H. Richards, salary and supplies , . 43.87 Maintenance and Repair. . 783.77 Unemployed Relief road work . .. 44.05 STATIONERY and PRINTING January Can. Statesman, printing $ 15.00 Municipal Worhd 3.86 Bank of Montreal, excise stamps .12 February Toronto 5t amp & Stencil Co. for dog tags 19.53 Postage and Excise 3.0 S. R. Hart & 0o. supplies 22.67 March Postage and Excise . 2.00 April Postage and Excise 2.00 M. A. James & Sons. prt'g. 15.00 May Excise and Postage. 2.50 June Canadian Statesman, ad- vertising and printing 5.60 Ju.y Excise and Postage . 3.00 August S. R. Hart & Co. cash book . .. . - . . . 18.55 Excise and Postage . - 3.15 September Can. Statesinan. advt. . 2.00 Excise and Postage . 3.00 October C. W. Hastings, postage .. 3.00 Excise and Postage . - -. 3.50 November Municipal World, supplies 3.38 Excise and Postage 3.50 December Canadian Statesman, voters' list and tax slips 111.20 Excise and Postage 3.50 Canadian Statesman,- advertising 1.00 Excise and Postage . 5.75 SHEEP DAMAGES March W. G. White, sheep dam- ages -. .1 . - $ 14.00 TOWNSHIP 0F DARLINGTON Financial Statement 1934 Sehool Section 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 il 12 M. 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 Township Grant 306.00 450.00 450.00 450.00 418.50 450.00 450.00 750.00 450.00 450.00 750.00 450.00 450.00 450.00 450.00 450.00 450.00(C.S.> 450.00 450.00 450.00 450.00 450.00 162.00 99.00 63.00 LIABILITIES Trustees Levy 407.85 152.77 400.53 499.84 549.87 124.95 850.34 424.77 (Deb.> 400.69 603.01 450.25 200.47 250.31 101.09 2N.17 400.63 711.27 (Deb.) 2 50.47 449.90 300.13 289.45 (Deb.) 249.87 500.24 135.23 44.02 69.91 81 .E Bank o! Montreal Loans. .$ Balance Collectar's Salary School Debentures..... ASSETS Uncollected Taxes 1931 .$ Uncollected Taxes 1932 Uncollected Taxes 1933 ...1 Uncollected Taxes 1934 .. Rent o! Roads unpald... Oraders, Drags, Scrapers. Cernent, Mixer ... Town Hall and f urnlshings Park Grounds and Bldgs.. Township Forest Lot... Beech Park Lots..... Oravel Plis ....... 18(Deb.) 6,000.00 130.00 1,507.37 550.84 3,773.01 12,672.24 24,177.24 90.00 2,000.00 100.00 1,500.00 1,000.00 1,000.00 40.00 25.00 1 November .. ..... 292.54 December 201.56 December 15th 9.75 BOARD 0F HEALTH February Dr. C. W. s:emon $ 10.83 May Dr. C. W. Slemon 23.00 Dr. H. Ferguson 10.60 December Qeo. A. Stephens, services L. B. of H. .. 17.60 'G. F. Annis, services L. B. of H. ..1 19.20 Dr. H. Ferguson, services M. 0. H. ý.. 19.30 Dr. C. W. Siemon, services Asst. M. 0. H. .-ýý 19.75 Sid. T. Kersey, Sanitary Insp...36.00 J. D. Hogarth. Secretary L. B. of H . . .... . 16.00 SALARIES and ALLOWANCES February J. Baker, Sheep Insp. $ 2.40 April J. D. Hogarth, salary lst quarter ....... 137.50 C. W. Hastings, part salary 50.00 J. Baker, Sheep Insp. 3.80 May J. D. Hogarth, advance on salary - . .... . . 20.00 W. E. Craig, Assessor .. 225.00 June N. J. Woodley, Sheep Insp. 3.60 July N. J. Woodley, Sheep Insp. 4.70 W. Virtue, Weed Inisp.. 10.50 J. D. Hogarth, balance 2nd quarter salary. ......... 117.50 August J. Baker, Sheep Inisp. 6.40 W. Virtue, Weed Insp. 30.10 September W Virtue, Weed Insp. . 20.301 J. Baker, Sheep Insp ... 5.40 October J. Baker, Sheep Insp. 1.60 C. W. Hastings, balance of salary................100.00 J. D. Hogarth, salary 3rd quarter.................137.50 November Selectors of Jurors........ 10.00 December N. Woodley, Sheep Insp. 1.251 J. Baker, Sheep Insp. . . 1.801 jMrs. C. Stevens, janitor's salary . . . . .. . . . 45.00 J. Baker, Sheep Insp... 2.00 J. D. Hogarth, salary 4th quarter...... ...........137.50 J. D. Hogarth, bonus col- lecting arrears of taxes. 50.00 G. F. Annis. services Reeve 65.00 A. L. Pascoe, Deputy Reeve 65.00 C. A. Blanchard, Councillor 65.00 C. M. Carruthers, Council. 65.00 A. W. Annis, Councillor, 65.00 F. G. Kerslake, services as S. A. O. . .. . . . . . 23.00 F. L. Dudley, hall salary as Tax Collector .... 130.00 jDEBENTURES July Bank of Montreal, Deb. No. 10, S. S. No. 1 .. $ 1,086.94, Mrs. Ileen Simpson, Deb. No. 8, S. S. No. 16 ... 711.27 August E. Haggith. Deb. on S. S. No. 19 ..1 289.45 Bank of Montreal, Deb. on S. S. No. 8 . .. . 424.77 December Treas. of East Whitby, Deb. on S S. No. 24 81.88 COUXTIES GRANT ON EQUIPMENT S. S. No. 1 . . . . . . 5.40 3. . . .. . . 5.04 4 . . . ... 4.33 5 . . . . - 1.17 6 ............. 6.22 7 ..... 1.42 9 . . .. . . 1.40 10 .. . . .47 il 21.67 12 6.53 13 . . .. . . 1.95 14 . . . . . .95 15 . . . . 7.69 16 . . . - - 12.83 17 . . . . 13.50 18 ... . .. 8.99 19 27.81 20 . 15.31 21 . . . . . . 8.94 LOANS RETIRED January Bank of Montreal, loan $ 2,000.00 March Bank o! Montreal, loan 4,00Ô.00 April Bank of Montreal, loan . 4,000.00 .May Bank of Montreal, loan 1,500.00 June Bank o! Montreal, loan . 2,500.00 SCHOOL GRANTS Lehigh Valley Anthracite THAT YOU BURN Cheap coal willI give you the amount ef he,t you pay for. Buy good ceai and you'I1 get geed clean heat, at a minimum of ceat, and wlth lesss Mb, less. amoke, and leus attention. Geed ceai moans Lehith Vailey .Ceai, the ceai that haa stoed the test et public opinion througrh the yeas, ad su i R the largest seRing ceail l Canada. JOHN A. HOLGATE & SON PEONE13BWMNI COUNTIES COUNCIL MEMBERSHIP IS CHANGED BY THIRD Thirteen New Men on 1935 Conncil - Many Seek Honer of Warden One third of the personel of the Northumberland and Durhamn Coun- ties CouncUl, will be new in 1935, el- ection returns from various munici- palities reveal. Of the thirteen new men on the Council some o! them are no strangers but have served in previous years. The 1934 Warden, Reeve Wilbert Davey will nlot be a member of the council, neither will either Reeve W. J. Duncan of Sey- mour and Reeve Chas. Quinn o! Cramahe, both of whom ran for Warden in 1934. Among those who are reported te be seeking the Wardens chair this year are Reeve Geo. F. Annis of Dar- lington; Reeve Norman Green o! Cartwright; Reeve Percy Stinson of Millbrook, and Reeve C. G. Mercer of Hope Township. The Warden- ship cornes to Durham County th15 year. and the strength of the major political parties in the Council wilU be the deciding factor in the elec- tion. Should two or more Liberals or Conservatives run for the office, the party vote may be split, giving perhaps the most able man an op- portunity for the honor. The personel of the 1935 Counties Councul us as follows:- Townships ALNWICK Reeve-J. W. Pacey BRIGHTON Reeve-Fred Denyes Dep.-Reeve-Percy Gooding CARTWRIGHT Reeve- Normnan Green CAVAN Reeve- G. H. Hooton DeP.-Reeve-A. W. Wood j CLARKE Reeve- F. B. Lovekin Dep.-Reeve-Bert Reid CRAMAHE Reeve- L. Campbell DARLINGTON Reeve-G. F. Annis HIALDIMANU Reeve-A. R. Me- Kensie Dep.-Reeve--Jas. Deviney HAMILTON Reeve- Merwin J. Greer Dep.-Reeve-H. L. Brishin HOPE Reeve- Cecil G. Merceri Dep.-Reeve-S. J. Gray IMANVERS Reeve- Ernest Be Dep.-Reeve--J. C. Cummiskey S. MONAGHAN Reeve-Fred Wat- erman MURRAY Reeve-Herman Morrow Dep.-Reeve-W. Johnston PERCY Reeve- R. R. Mallory Dep.-Reeve-U. E. Wartman SEYMOUR Reeve- John Currie Dep.-Reeve-Robert Innes Towns and Villages BOWMANVILLE Reeve- R. O. Jones Dep.-Reeve--G. A. Edmondstone BRIGHTON Reeve- C. W. Arun- strong CAMPBELLFORD Reeve- N. A. MacColl Dep.-Reeve-Ernest C. McKeel COBOURG Reeve-Maurice Booth Dep.-Reeve-Leslie Wilson COLEORNE Reeve- I. Palen HASTINGS Reeve- J. H. Hess MILLBROOK Reeve-Percy Stinson NEWCASTLE Reev-J. H. Gibson PORT HOPE Reeve-R, J. Edmunds Dep.-Reee-J. N. Qreenaway r ORONO (Prom The News, Jan. lothu Mrs. J. H. Osterhout returned Priday f rom Ottawa where she vis- ited ber sons during the holidays. Mr. Sam E. Allen had the littie f inger of his right hand nearly sev- ered this week while starting his motor car. Cecil Bruton, high school student, f el Monday severely straining the ligaments o! the left arm and is now carrying il in a sling. Members of Orono Women's In- stitute are entertaining their hus- band.s and friends on Friday even- ing, Jan. lBth, in the council cham- ber. A large audience greeted the Car- olina Singers in the Park street church on Saturday evening and were entertained as only good negroi singers can entertain. A number of the boys of the Pro- vincial Training School, Bowman- ville, in keeping with the recent change of policy in their behaîf, have found hornes in varlous parts of this district, three o! them now being located here. Walter D. Steele. president o! the Steele Briggs 0e., who was killed by a motor car In Toronto last week. was a descendant of the family of that name who vere prominent in this town for several years. They lived on Church street below On- tario, and were connected with the Presbyterian church. Mr. Allan Hall recelved painful Injuries one day hast week. While workint about a cul-box the thumb of his rlght hand was caught In the Tou eau always be sure et uslng the rlght ceai fer every purpose if yeuq make sure that it's for which he reoeived top prices. A four-year-old Holstein on the Tam- blyn farmn is milking at an average o! 80 lb. a day and testing 5 per cent wbich is a record o! 150 lbs. o! butter in thirty days. W. M. S. o! Park street United church met on Jan. 3rd when en- couraging reports o! the past year's work were given and plans for the followmng year djscussed. Rev. Mr. Osterbout. pastor o! Park Street Church, installed the !ollowing off icers for 1935: Presi- dent-Miss M. Davy; Vice Pres.- Mrs. R. Rainey, Mrs. C. C. Cain, Mrs. Fred Blackburn; Rec. Sec.- Mrs. C. Wood; Cor. Sec.-Mrs. R. H. Brown; Treas.-MrA. A. A. Drum- mond; Strangers Sec.-Mrs. J. Cob- bledick; Supply Sec.-Miss F. Cob- bledick and assistants; Miss. Mon. Sec-Miss M. Taylor; Press Sec- Miss L. Allin; Fruit Sec.-Mrs. F. Souch; Mission Band Supt.-Mrs. J. H. Osterhout; Baby Band Sec.-Mrs. Wm. Seymnour: Pianists-Mrs. Row- band Smith, Mrs. R. H. Brown. ORONO REFUSES HYDRO PURCHASE Proposai To Purchase Dlstributing System Turned Down 3 to 1 Orono in no uncertain terras turn- ed down the proposal to operate Ils own - Hydro Electric distributing plant as a special vote this week by more than three ta one. Orono being one o! the few muni- cipalilies iu the Eastern district silîl continuing the plan o! receivlng el- ectric energy under the terms o! the old Seymour Power Company, a privately owned utility, il was sub- mitted 10 property ownmers that the village avail themselves o! the Hy- dro Commisslon's offer to purchase and operate the Orono plant. The proposai called for the issuing o! debenlures amounling ta elght thou- sand f ive hundred dollars 10 cover the purchase o! equipmenl and or- ganizallon costs. It was thought by mauy cîtizens that by accepting the Commlsslon's o! fer o! transferring their interests 10 the village that a considerable saving to users o! electrlcity could be e!fected, but this opinion was not held by the majority and the plan was roundly turned down, 94 10 30. Opponents o! the pr op os it io n clalmed that the debenture issue o! $8500 would constitute an added burden to the taxpayer that would be unwlse ta assume at tbis time. Persian Balm the creator and pre- server o! beautiful complexions. Tonlo in e! fect and wonderfufly stinuhatlng. Safeguards and beau- tifles the mosl delicately-textured sklns. Cools and relieves al akins f lushed or lrritated by weather con- ditlions. Magical in results. A 11111e gentle rubblng and a youthful fresh- nessansd dalnllness is instantly cre- ated. Invahuable for softening the bauds and making them flawlessly white. Truly the perfect teilet re- qulslte for the woman Who cure. DOMINION STORES L 1 m 1 T E D INS-33c end 60c E XTRA LARGE IBOTTLE, 75c mm THE CANADIAN STATESMAN, BOWMANVMLE, THURSDAY, JANUARY 17th, 1935 PAGE NINIC ý i