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14 BRYAN'S REVIEW OF OAKVILLE T O W N O F O A K V I L L E COUNCIL FOR 1923 M a y o r : A. S. Forster , Reeve : Geo. Hillmer, M . P . P . ; Deputy Reeve : W. N. Robin­ s o n ; C le rk : J. L. Barnes. Counc i lors : E. A. Mairs , Robert Marsh , T. A. Blake­ lock, R. M. Gibson, Wm. Anderson, W. Ward Price. Chief of Police : David Kerr. Assessor: C. D. Carson. MUNICIPAL FACTS Oakville was incorporated as a town in 1857. Area of the town 960 acres . Population ( conservative estimate) 3600. Assessment (Land value) $1,054,900 Assessment (Bldgs . value) $1,778,700 Assessment( Bus iness Tax) $ 142,700 Assessment (Incomes) $ 83,000 Total $3,059,300 Land value exemptions $ 99,800 Bldgs. value e x e m p t i o n s . . S$ 357,500 In comparison with the Town of Weston, the total assessment of Oakville the population being the same, exceeds it by over $267.000. GEO. HILLMER, M.P.P. , Reeve of Oakville