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Page 2 THE HAILEYBURIAN a aa THURSDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1936 News Notes of the North Paragraphs Pertaining to Happenings of Interest During the Past Week Want Lignite Developed The Cochrane Board of Trade is pressing for development of the lignite fields lying, to the north of the town and will submit a resolution covering the ques- tion to the meeting of the Ontar- io Associated Boards of Trade in November. They ask that the field either be developed by the government or thrown open "for company development." i a ee Desperate Measures Somewhat of a disturbance was caused in the council chamber last Monday afternoon, when a woman relief recipient, making her usual weekly appearance be- fore the town council, engaged in a hectic word battle with Mayor Noble, Town Clerk Saville and other members of the council. Leaving the council chamber, she reiterated an oft-repeated threat to leave her children park- ed on the town hall steps She actually carried out her threat by bringing four of her children to the town hall last Tuesday after- noon and created another distur- bance before she was induced to return home.--Kapuskasing Tri- bune oO Newspaper Growing The Timmins Press, which had its inception as a daily paper in October of 1935, announced on Saturday that its has been increased from an eight-page to a twelve-page paper with the most modern equipment. A staff of 43 is now engaged continually and The Press has all the services of the news-gathering agencies of the Canadiar Daily Newspapers Association. Roy H. Thompson of North Bay is head of the publishing company. size various en Boy Fatally Injured Phirteen-year-old Lyman _ Dill- man of Golden City was crushed last night between the rear of his father's truck and the front of a car. He died in South Porcupine Hospital early this morning. The driver of the truck had stopped it on the street in Golden City and had got out to see if a culvert was safe enough to hold up the heavy load. Lyman was standing at the rear of the truck when a car driven by W. Brewer of Timmins came up behind. -- Porcupine Advance. ------O- Sees Open Winter Second-time pussy willows is the latest phenomenon of a rath- er unusual October reported to the office of The Northern News here by William Coffield, 47 Dixon Avenue, who exhibits proof of his observation picked from the Black Townsite property in the south end of the city. Mr. Coffield, who works for Ontario Construction Company, says it's the only time he ever re- members pussy willows blooming twice in the season and claims it is a sure sign of an open winter, a prediction which he says gets further backing from the fact fact that snakes are still above ground.--Northern News. Call Railway Toaders Tenders were called on Thurs- day last for construction work on the new 101-mile line of the Can- adian National Railways through the northwestern Quebec mining area from Senneterre to Rouyn, and after October 15 announce- ment may be expected that the contract has been awarded. There are two important bridges to be built. One of them the so-called Narrows between Lake Lemoine and Lake Dubuisson, and the other over the crosses Kinojevis river, which crosses the new line nine miles east of Rouyn. [The waterways to be spanned in both cases are about 1,000 feet in width, measured at the high-| water mark. -- Rouyn-Noranda | News. | | oO From Mine to Stage Jas. Ramsay, formerly a miner at Kirkland Lake and a_ brother! of William Ramsay, well known ip the North as a singer, is now | on the stage in London, England, } as a leading member of the chorus | in "Transatlantic Rhythm," ac-| cording to a story in the Kirk-| land Lake Northern News. He} found his talent while a student} of Rosalind Barrett, in the gold| camp, back in 1931, and two years | ago he went to London. Mr. Ramsay is 24 years old and a na- tive of Ashton, England. 0 Given Seven Years Seven years in Kingston Peni- tentiary is the price Joseph Lari- viere, 34-year-old halfbreed of NO HIGHER e A QUIET, WELL CONDUCTED, CONVENIENT, MODERN 100 ROOM HOTEL--85 WITH BATH WRITE FOR FOLDER TAKE A DE LUXE TAXI FROM DEPOT OR WHARF--250 Be Particular PURITY FLOUR Best for all your Baking BUSINESS and PROFESSIONAL CARDS i G Be Buer ee BARRISTER SOLICITOR NOTARY PUBLIC Bank of Nova Scotia Building HAILEYBURY, ONT. PHONE 360 Jack Ryder PLUMBING, HEATING and REPAIRING Phone 33 Your Complete Satisfaction is My Guarante. Ferguson Avenue Dr. W. R. Somerville DENTIST Bank of Nova Scotia Building Main &% Ferguson Haileybury Dr. R. H. O'Neill DENTIST Myles Block Main Street HAILEYBURY Life, Heaith, Accident, Fire Automobile INSURANCE K. M. Stephen, c.L.vu. The Mutual Life Assurance Co. of Canada The General Accident Assurance Co. of Canade Several First Class Fire Companies 60 Browning St, HAILEYBURY Phone 322 5 Esti Phone: Office 11; Residerce 400 Saxton Electric Blackwall Street Phone 243 ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES OF ALL KINDS the Garden Village Indian Re-| bored to augment the town's wa-|in the North, Hon. Wesley A. serve, near Sturgeon Falls, will/ter supply and that it has reached|Gordon said: 'I thought we had pay for the shooting and killing|a depth of over 200 feet. This|tolerable roads and that money last May of Charles Nomasse, 52-|will make the fourth wel! in use|was set aside every year for their year-old Indian bachelor of the/forthe town supply and the drill-| maintenance. Twenty-five years same reserve, as a result of jeal-|ing company guarantees 200 gal-|ago there was'no one here, and ousy over alleged improper rela-|lons.of water per minute, with a|look what was done since then. tions which Lariviere thought}reduced pumping cost over the!Down through the years even Nomasse was having with his|present system. since the days of Hon. Frank wife. The charge was reduced| ----_o----_--__ Cochrane the North had someone from murder to manslauzhter.--| Mr. Gordon Talks Roads come up to the country not once Nerth Bay Nugget. a year but frequently. Not some- 0 | The following is an extract}one who went through without New Well for Englebart |from the report of a meeting of|Stopping, but someone who would -- the South Cochrane Conservative |Come up and see us and take their The Englehart correspondent} Association, held Wednesday, last medicine.' of the New Liskeard Speakerjat Matheson: The Ferguson Highway, Mr. states that a new well is being "Speaking of the road situation Gcrdon went on, had been defin- itely built for the opening up of resources." ----_o----_ _. Fight Losing Battle A gallant battle of 20% hours by volunteers who applied arti- ficial respiration ended in defeat yesterday morning when Gordon Langley, aged 19, of 11 Taylor Avenue succumbed to the effects of mastoid trouble and an opera- tion. 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