THE ADVANCE. ■ii Vol. IV, No. 3. MIDWAY, BRITISH COLUMBIA, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1895. $2.00 per Year. W.T. ts. DoulorH : In BOOTS, % SHOES, # CLOTHING HARDWARE, ETC. ETC. We have just received a CARLOAD, and we are selling the same at surprising- GROCERIES: ly low pricks. % % % If you are requiring any, call, and be convinced that you can save money by dealing with us. W. T. Shatford k Co., Fairview, • Cainp McKinney, ■ Vernon. PENTICTON HOTEL J. THURBER, Prop Pleasantly Situated at the Foot of Okanagan . * Stage Connection with SS. Aberdeen to Fairview, Osoyoos and all points in Washington. All arrangements made for providing Guides and Outfits for Hunting Parties. (iiiod Boating and Fishing. Bow Boats and Sail Yachts for Hire. LEQTJITVEE J3XC.O-S. & CO. KEL OWWA. Dry Goods, Groceries, Beady-Made Clothing, Hardware, Etc., Etc, Orders frum the Lower Okanagan will receive prompt Attention. Price* Reasonable. VERNON SAWMILL SMITH & CLBRIN, Props. SASHES, DOORS, MOULDINGS, TURNINGS, Etc. All kinds of Factory work kept in Stock and made to order. Coast cedar worked into furnishings a specialty. All kinds of lumber, laths and shingles kept in stock. The Best of Material Always Used. WRITE FOR PRICES AND DISCOUNTS. Sawmill on Okanagan Lake, handy to shipment, Sash and Door Factory en C. P. R., Vernon. MIDWAY SAW MILL Rough and Dressed Lumber Constantly on band at Reasohable Prices, LEQUIME A POWERS, Proprietors. H. C OARGILLan°CO. ARMSTRONG, B, C. GENERAL MERCHANTS. Dealers in Groceries, Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes, Hardware, Clothing, and Supplies of all kinds. A specialty made of Home Cured HAMS AND BACONS. Write for prices. A LARGE LIST OF FARMS FOR SALE. JH, 0. CJAWG-IW. Ai CO., . ABMBTBOWO w. M. COCHRANE, SOLICITOR .SlTllKMK COURT, Notary Public, ConveviWokh, Etc. Olllee: Gilmoro'e llliick, Barnard Avenue, VKRNON, ■ II. 0. pitEl). BILLINGS, BARRISTER, SOLICITOR, Etc. Office i Martin's. Block. Vbbnon, B.O, CORBES M. KEHHY, P.L.S., A.M.C.S.C.F,., ENGINEER AND SURVEYOR. VKHNON, ll.d. nr e.oroweUi, TRONSON ht., VERNON, CONTRACTOR ANI) BUILDER Office and Store Fittings a Specialty. P II. LATIMER, VKRNON, 11. C, DOMINION AND PROVINCIAL Land UnrTeyor. Mem. Amor Soojrrlg, Hugs. Assaying and Analysis of Ores QERALD WILLIAMS, M. D., C. M. VKIINOX, II. 0. Latk nr St. Thomas Hospital, LONIION, llMI. pHAS. E. COSTERTON, VEItNON, 11. 0. Commission and Insurance Ag't NOTARY PUBLIC. JOHN A. CORYELL, A.M., B.C. A. Civil Engineer, PROVINCIAL LAND SURVEYOR AND DRAUGHTSMAN. Irrigation Projects, Engineering and Survey Work, with Plans and Estimates in any Portion of the Province Immediately Attended to. Maps and Plans of Any Portion of Osoyoos District and Mining Camps of Kettle River Mining Division. BOUNDARY FALLS, MIDWAY and VERNON. J. C. HAAS, MINING ENGINEER, MIDWAY, B. C. C. F. COSTERTON VEIINON, II. (J. —Jft.fr03a.-t. iCaar— The Anglo-Columbian Co., L'td., Wholsale Importers of Wines and Spirits, Nlcholles k Renouf, Agricultural Machinery. The Okanagan-Spalliiiiiiiccii Dists. FOB The Royal Insurance, The London k Lancashire, The Insurance Co. of North America, The London ,1c Canadian Fire Ins. Co. The Sun Life Assurance Co., of Canada. The Canadian Permanent Loan & Investment Co. The Dominion Building k Loan Association. General Real Estate & Financial Agt. NOTARY PUBLIC, argentiferous copper ores. | bail li.-oii iluiu' without attaining the desired goal. A clinnge of plan was In the foremost rank of silver pro-1 Hk-ii decided upon and work was com- duciug mines in West Kootenay stands lbe .Silver King, it differs in two essential particulars from all the other great wealth producers of the cnuntry, lirst in the tuudi' of occttr- reniT uf the uru, nud seennd, iu tlie nature of the ore! I suppose every bully connected with mining huro knows thai tin Silver King uru occuis iu large masses and mil iu tlie fm an ul u hue fissure vein willi distinctive walls, ns is usual in the Slocani and Ihal tbe ore consists iu ilie main ul' what is commonly tallied peacock cupper ure. Alliiinigli il. musl be admitted lhat llle lerni pea- cock ure is very appropriate, il is uul strictly correct, as in mluernlngical circles the inline is usually given lu lill II- Ished cupper pyrites, which lias assumed uu iridescent appearance fnnn exposure to lbe air. Il ia more correctly described as variegated copper ure. If you are furliinate enough lo discover a pieceof this mineral showing crystallization you will observe that, it Is composed of perfect cubes ur nclu- biiilruns, it is however comparatively rarely found ill tins condition, being musl frequently massive, II shows a copper red ur brown color un a freshly cul surface, but quickly tarnishes until it presents thai beautiful characteristic appearance with whieh we are all familiar, It is very brittle ami although much lighter tliuii galena, its specific gravity varying fruln II lu iij, il ia Blight ly harder than I bat mineral. It bus a general metallic appearance and a slreiik which ililTers frum its color, being if a pale grayish black. Itconlalns wlien puie the siiiue eleini'iils ns copper pyriles, liiimely, cupper, irun and sulphur; but whereas copper pyriles cuulains only bM per cent, uf cupper, bui'iiile, nr eriibeseite, as this mineral is called, frequently contains 70 and rarely Iul » below fill per cent., being sometimes replaced by a cnnsiderahle quantity uf silver, its in IlieSilvci King nil'. It fnrins very valuable copper deposits in Chili, Peru, Mexico, Germany and several piirtii "f the United Slnles i cupper lieing nuw worth in I he ui'ighbnrhiiut! nf 12 cents a pound,wilh tin upward tendency, hut afler nil its commei'cial importance in Ihisprovince depends iu a gieat ver which il contaiiiH. A nnl ber mineral of great value which is found iu considerable quantities in llie Silver King is what is kiinwn as gray copper nre. This mineral is met will) in pnyiiigquunliliesiii IbeSliieiin, constituting ns it dues lbe uillitl source of the silver ill the Hest. inine and others ill that region, it is called alsu fabler-/, uml lelinbedi'ile, llie latter, which is its generally accepted nnine, from the fact uf ils crystals being mostly iu Ihe form nf uimlilled tetrahedrons, It is usually found iu the massive state, with ti sleel gray ur iron black color and slrenk. ll lias ahout the same specific gravity us variegated nienceil nn vvli.it is known as the old Yale shaft, This shaft is nuw dnwn 108 feel, uml iu order in continue the work, better appliances were net-es- siny, hence the big pump recently Imili by the Albion Iron Murks. The pump weighs i\ I mis. If lhey ever reach bed-rock 'hey expect to strike it exceedingly rich,—Kootenny Mail. ► .4 KETTLE RIVER MINING DIVISION. Record of Mineral Locations tor the Woek Ending November 13. 7. Teuible, Wellington camp. .1. A. Al. .1 in i kin. 8. Hear Trap, Wellington camp, U.S. Fraser, 8. Silver Bell, Wellington camp, U.S. Fraser, fl. Primrose, Deadwood camp, ,1, Scholield. 12. Bald Hagle, Christina creek, 11. Sbrlmpton. 12. Antelope, Christ ina creek, Thomas Barrett, 12. Old Sieve. Grand Forks, S. San- ford. 12. Miilnuvk, Brown's eamp, H. .Ma- Miller. 111. Columbia, Deadwood cninp, K. A. Bielenheig. CHRTII'lCATES OP WORK, I). Tip Tup, ,I.C. linns. TItANSl'I*RR 7. Colorado, 1 Interest, J. Meyer to B, Burgnnder, 7. Alice, 1 Interest, I). I). McLaren to .1. Meyer. 7. Idaho, j Interest, .1. Meyer lo Mrs. .1. 11. Gallagher. 8. Silver Bell, all inleresi, 11. S. Fraser lu W. ,1. Porter. 9. Agnes, 1 inleresi, S. Hennernian nml .1. A. Frank tu James B. Junes. I). Anaconda, J Interest, Thus. Me- Dm II in W. G. McMynn, 11. Lake View, !. Interest, O.L.Thomel In R. Wood. 11. North Stui', J Interest, ('. I,. Tl icl lu R. W I. II. Jumbo, J inleresi, .1. S, Reed tod. B, Stuart, ► • *i THE SILVER KING SMELTER Tlie sile nf llie smeller for lbe Silver King mini- is n scene nf activity, Ore bins nre being erected, und excavating sine nn llie sil- fur llie foundations uf lhe smeller is being pushed ; the railway spur Is being guided mid trestles built, nnd lhe tramway is almost completed, Men are shoveling earth, breaking stone, framing timbers antl bossing, innil. about 100 men are employed. Must of the rock work on the railway spuria completed, and Foreman Kelly will snon have his men on the big side cut nil the bluff In Ihe IUU 111 nf llle smeller site. A bridge gang is erecting llie big trestle opposite tlie railway round* liniise. It is said Ihnt the smeller will be lu .iperalinn by January 1st. Nelson Tribune, • 4.4 RECEIVER APPOINTED. copper, bul is sometimes cousldeialiiy HARRY A. GUESS, M. A., iSuccessor to J. C. Haas, M.E.I ANALYTICAL CHEMIST and ASSAYER. acm-wA-r, x*. o. RATES: Gold, Sllvor,or Lend, $1.00 each; Copper, $1.601 Iron, $2.00-, Gold, Sliver, and Copper, $3.00. Other rates on application. Samples from n ill.'.lnliiai will receive prompt attention, | harder, although il is veiy nearly brittle. It varies greatly in composition, lifting normally a sulphide uf copper and antimony, containing 86 in III per eenl. uf eupper, but part uf the cupper is often replaced by silver, inni. zinc nr mercury, nnd neensinnully by tin, lend, platinum ur gnld, Arsenic is nearly always present in quantities varying from a trace up lu 10 per cent, and gray copper containing bismuth is nut altogether unknown. Iu rare instances silver utmost entirely replaces lhe enpper,suinuliines forming IKI pel' ('('id. nf lhe whnle, bul as a rule, Ihe uru will be found tu cnu* , lain from 2 Iii HI pei cent. Vnu will thus see Ihal II Is practically Impossible iu tell nil Hie contents nf uuy paiilciilnr specimen of gray cop- pot' ore without lh'1 'd ul a ctunplelc chemical nnulysis. Tbe nre is worked ,or bulb silvernnd Owing In differences nf opinion as In how the coulracl on the wurk uu the Trail smelter shuuld be curried nut, Mr. Andeisnii yeslerdny petitioned lhe Kootenay comity cuurt fnr lbe up- ! pninlinciil nl'a reeeivei In wind up lbe affairs nf tin- cninpnny, Thepelitlou was granted, nnd 'I. L, Tiiriuey, nf j Kpstcin. Tnriuey A- Co,, wus nppnliiletl ' j receiver, Mr. Turiney luis advertised forbids fnr lbe construction nf ibe 1 frnine work nf ibe Smelter,--Trail 11'reek News. ... AN OLD ABUSE CONDEMNED. .lodge Cornwall, ill delivering sen- leiue nt Ashcroft recently, on ,1, II. Glover, convicted of uttering false iloiiiinenis iu tbe shape <>f money orders, tlie face value of which had been raised, suid : " I cannot allow ibe opportunity tn I puss of iiiiiimulveiiiiig ou lbe system now lu vogue with llie large mining Send Your Order to-********.-- Lequime k Lloyd-Jones For Implements, Wagons, Buggies, Sleighs Etc., Etc. Flour and Feed, Hay and Grain, A Number of Cheap Farms for Sale from $4 to $50 an acre, well Improved. Lequime k Lloyd-Jones, Kelowna. enpper wherever ll is b I, ilu- chief I companies currying on theiroperalIons places being Saxony, Bohemia, Spain, 1 m u,,. c,,>i... nml adjoining tlisirlcis I Ohlll, Mexico nnd the United Stales. Uf this upper c y of paying Iheir ! There is another mineral called laborers or working men by cheques slrouieyerilc consisting entirely nf „,. m\m •„,. mtm,y ,|,,m, „n lbe Ihe sulphides uf silver nml ruppet, 1 bundqiiMi-lviii of Ilm vuinpniiifH In Vtm- W. DALIIVMI'LK Greneval BloolimmUli PAIRVIEW, H.C All Kinds of Repairing. Horseshoeing a .Specialty. which, when pure, yields 11H per eenl silver, but ns ii usually eonlalns a large quantity uf the pure cupper sulphide, lbe silver unly averages fnnn 11 to IK) percent, li is nu ill ' nf very slight occurrence, bul det rvlng uf mention uu account uf its richness, New Denver Ledge, 1- • -• LAST CHANCE, ON McCULLOCH CREEK. The owners uf lhe Last ('bailee, un McCtllloch creek, arc showing their laiili in lhe property by llio commend- able persistency with wliieli they nre prosecuting operations There have lieen Ihnusnuds of dollars sunk iu tills mine nt different limes by different outfits, ll) cll'iuls in reach bed-rock, Tunneling to the extent nf 2,800 feel (■Oliver or lbe lower country. This uielhnd is prejudicial iu theexlreuie In ihe mini receiving I be price nf bis labor mul tn lhe merchants, traders and hotel keepeisof I he country, Tbe issue nf Ihese orders for absurdly small sums (snme nf llieni fur twu nr I hive dollars) works liniaii In the recipient in lie's way I Tu cash such oiilers be necessarily Incurs expense j be musl either buy snmelhlng which possibly be may imt require, ne be must submit in the iclciiliou on lbe purl nf lbe party finding lhe money ut a certain percentage ns dlsciiunl. Instead nf having in bis pm-ket the few dollars of cash which would enable him wllhhul trouble to himself or In llinsu wilh whom be bus dealings, liiniuke bis way to any locality to whieh be is hound, j be bus to circulate at a lust tn himself uud nn profit In any um.' else these small ami usually dirty scraps nf paper Whicli, although good enough when presented ai the place of payment when properly Indorsed, hare yet no legal value in circulation. Again, lhe ' issue of ihese orders gives opportunity to evil-disposed persons jusl BUI'll as . luis been seized liy the prisoner before iina The I wn orders fnr iiinney wliieli he ha* altered were bulb uf Ihem so carelessly drawn thai nu difficulty attended their alteration, Bnlhnf thein war iginully drawn fur $8. ln each the ward eight wm lefl with a space after It, permitting tho may addition of lbe letter V which made it 'eighty,' uml in each there wns ample space fur ibe addition nl ibe cypher which changed llie numeral'S' intu '80." "line cm iiiidei stand llie convenience in tbe companies nf thus paying for the labia- lhey employ, Inc in Ihis way, at the expense nf others, lhey avoid tbe expense of carrying iipcnshwllh which In meet (heir indebtedness, and alsu avoid Ihe necessity nf keeping comparatively largo sums nf money by ibein; but ihe Inconvenience In the public generally has been much felt during llie past few months, Hanking 1 conveniences in traders and others ina considerable way nf business are uf j Ihe utmost value, bill an order for.$,'l or $30 to laboring men, payable at a point 100 uill.es nwny, is a nuisance lo him and a trouble and luss tu Ihose called upon to deal with It, aud without wishing lo say anything piejtidl* I cial tn the interests nf the great, energetic and responsible companies concerned, 1 du hope ilial iu coming years the laborers will refuse In accept as payment for tholr services anything Imt gnnd nnd lawful eiiinnf the realm." ... AFRICA NO GARDEN OF EDEN. 1 W, Golden dunming writes under dale of J iily 7th from British Central Africa. Mr. dimming is prospecting fur gnld and has found plenty Of gold- bearing quartz, but (on far in thein* terior to be worked profitably, He will l el urn tn Edmonton as sunn lls I possible, bul expecls in have to light Ibis way out, ns Hie natives iu lbe vicinity are very bnslile. He says the j cnuntry is nn Gitrduti nf Eden and is | fever-stricken, -Edmonton Bulletin, 1- • 4 GRANITE I'REEK NEWS. W. I,. Hogg, nf the Tuluuicen Hydraulic company, came in mi Wednesday morning by way uf Spence's Bridge nn Ilis way in Vancouver. He out unly confirmed (be statement about the $110 nugget found at Granite creek, 1 but brought iu the mass uf gold ilsclf. 1 which lie boughl from Die Benson and partner, wlio tound il while sluicing iu llie creek below the ditch for the Tula- ineeii company, The nugget weighs in oz, 111 dwt., and Is of nbout $180 com- ; niiTcinl value, bul as a specimen tvnulil ; be worth aboul $21 an tiunco, This nugget Is I of lbe largest Hint has been found iu Brillsh Columbia. The surface is wnrn smuutho nnd il has Ihe nppeut'iince of n potato, Tbe Stevenson Gnld nnd Platinum company bus lis flume uud dilt-li nearly cnmpleted and will be ready fur washing iu lbe spring. The Tnliiineen ciimpnuy bus been prospecting its gravel bunk willi a hi nil 11 hydraulic plant, and hus had very satisfactory returns,* Ashcroft .Mining .luuimil. sc-i SNOWSHOE AND BIG COPPER BONDED. W. T. Sinilh, whn bus charge nf lhe Interests of Farrell k Midgeun, bus purchased nulrlgbl Un* Snowshoe claim in Greenwood cninp, paying therefor $10,0001 also a half Inleresi in ilu- llie Cupper, In Clipper cninp, for which be | aa a I $18,000, ll Is reported Ihnt lbe lliiivbiile wns mini her pur. chase, but ibe price paid could mil be naccrl llllll il. John R. Toole bus ordered a sle.iui lioisl I'm lbe Winnipeg, lbe i'lniiii re. ..iiiI> bunded by him. li will I llie ground uml iu upi'rntlini by Ilia Ihal nf ibe jeiir. All lhe men ure employed on ibis claim that can coll. vcnlenlly be worked; uthers will be nililrd In 'he force as Insl us room cnn be made fur Ihem. Tbe Gulden Crown, suid lo be one of lhe best properties in thelllsll'li'l, bus alsu been blinded fur ubiiul $85,000 liy Mr. Tunic, This claim Is ileal the Winnipeg and Calumet, On the North Furk nf Kettle river claims are lieing staked, many nf them in slghl of Grand Forks, (lu one claim lhe miners slnrl in on solid mineral at the surface, Spokesman- Review. [According In terms specified 111 Iiiii option nf fluibase ou ihe Suotvshoo uud nne liulf inleresi in the I'leniv claim, tlie price stipulated ivas $50,000, nud Ibis wns ninth' payable nu nr lie* foio the l.'nli of Decemliui', The abuve, therefore, is evidently mil collect or, if sn, lbe properly hns changed lunula at a ridiculously but- llgurr liu.J THE ADVANCE. ing fund an.I maintenance, to which we lime every rensnll to believe the w. II. NOIIHKS Prociiiistor government, Veaniin municipality and Published weekly nl Midway, H.c fipalluinebeen council will contribute. Subscription Prloo. $2.00por ai i, payable The present elfnil is tn determine if In advance.olther yearly or half-yearly at the .,, , . , uptli filiesnliairiliei-. 1 possible wliul uiuoimt we mny rely nn AdvertisingItatessent pplioatlon. ] fur liuililing and mainliMUince, uud we Though Hi" inliiiiina „( Tin; Ai.v.isik ore , , lmlv „„], ..„„ ,„ ,. ,.||mle ui'iiion. jilwnis opon an- tli.- discussion nf manors nt * • • i puhlfo biieri-ii and iiiiiiiii'iaiirc. wc ilo not ncc* ally, but lu promote the laudiilileeuorl On^d^ "ic it..p<ut»m« n nil published, i whom you think will lie in n position — — In help us. We niny mid ibal Mrs, T McNICOL ®®%%m®m®®m mMmm^m Hi Hi Si 4,1 4,1 4,1 ti mm IT. ELLIOT Era MONDAY, XOVI'MUEH IS. 1806, In help us. \\'e niny mid Ibnl Mrs. T I (lieeiihuw has given a site nud prom* TS i'S A st ha GENERAL MERCHANT, FAIRVIEW, B. C. ffi® •'•? Largest and best-assorted stock in the M lill : . AeroMlntliUipouolndl- ■ icat-oa tlml your 8ii fuiurlpl lon : .tu LUIbpaperliiwoxyirwl. iscil in t'ni-nisli one liedroom, Mm. O'Kecfo and Uiu W, F. Uniiieron also huviny | hoi ii i*f ed lodolbuPtinne, Wi» Imld nn ex mil ive iiici'ting oni ""'' December, nnd will he glad to at Lumbermen's Overshoes lit'iir fr*nn yon prior to Mini date. ofLJI THE I HOW'S NEST llol TB, in llu,- Spokesiuiiii-lluileu ol' ;i ie* Mns. ('. VV. 1bKMHD.1t I . s Mbs. W F. Camkbon,/'1 ' "•■ Vernon, 01 b Nov., 1805, H.i 4.1 * Si, Tu he hold in the Gram) Prnlrlo Ctiiirch (ill Tllillsilny ineiiitij,'. Nnf. 21, Tliiiliks- giving Ilny, nt K p. in., uonslstlllg nf Songs, Recitations, Etc. Aftor ivblcli a Ileal Thanksgiving Sup- pi'l' will lie s|ii'i'iiil. All nre col'llilllly invited. Tickets .''i cents, cbtldron free Come Single. Come Double. eenl dale, ,a ruprescnlulive nf thai r.raiui , , paper claims I" have received dlrecl Infnriniiliuu from n high nflleinl of ilm Thanksqtvina Canadian Pacilic railway in Iheelfecl Ilinl prubiilily nexl siuuiuer lliu Ciiiin- 30Cja] ilinii Putilie may build Ihioiigb Ihe ou's iNi'sl puss. Il, |s hardly necess- y In gosul'ni- nli.ll In suck such in- I'liiuiiiiiiu, as imduiibtedly ii 1ms been lbe inleiilioii for some time pusl In curry uut at lhe earliest npportuntly this much iieeili'il und great Impruve- inenl liilllell'l'iiiltlilj svsleui. Wllelher il is in i.s mil llie lutein Inn of the C. |'. I! innuiigeineiit Iiicuuiliience Ibectin* si i mi inn nf lbe road nexl siuniner,une thing isi-ci'tuiu. mul lhat i, ii cannot with piuflt be put nil' much lunger if III,'.!'. P, II, Wllllltl Wish tn derive llle gl'Clllcsl llllllllllll nf benefit from llle rapid ilevelupineiil mill cnnseipienl, Iruib'df the Kooteiiays, Ore is being milled theieln vii8ti|iiiiulllie8,suielters lire lieing erected, and the fuel iptes- linn is one that is pressing Itself upon ibe attention nf milling nml smeller n generally. Large deposits of coal are known to exist lu the Crow's Nest pass, coal that is badly needed even al the present lime, uud fur this, uud this iilmie, if nil other reasons were set aside, would it be politic lhat the road sliiinid lie built as soon io the fiiiuro us possible. Tin* cnulemplated route will do wunders fm* Hie Canadian Pacilic in in- crenslng its traffic, li is safe to say. b'UVever, llllll. lbe nflieers nf llie roud are fully alive in the niicessityufseciir* illg (heir share of the West I'uulcuay business, as Is evidenced by Ihe liuililing uf the iimd from Nakusp In Three Forks, uud frum Rubsun tu Nelson und Hie reported probabililies of u road lu Rnssliiuil. Where ibe new sbmt. Hue will 1160 Acres of Land. All Meadow. eveuliiiillv Ideate ils nunc is purely •}•$ Manitoba overshoes. # # $ HA Also a New Line of mm imm mm '§, FULL WEIGHT AND MEASURE ASSURED m^mmmmm mmmmmwrn . . . W. C. POUND . . . M7EE,2s:l<dL©a?a3«.is'ti a-XLcL F-a.ifir±G^f ts Ha Ha Ha iS 4.1 4,< c NICOL MIDWAY, B, C. Bffl MB LIB just mm .MAXn-AlTlliKII AT w "" ~" *\» ' ■"" GRAND . . . .. . PRAIRIE MENS A relics Apply -ro J. WARD, IllllCKI.AVHIl AMI PLABTEBKB Animals, Birds and Fish Mounted In Klnl-Ckm Sly'i SKINS TANNED AND MOUNTED 1**011 UlliS .'.XII l'-UI( S.U.K. - 0- Dcer Heads a Specialty -n- (Irders liy Mull Will Kcceivo I'l'innlil Attl'liliiiu. r* i fa 4m. k tffl •S|Sinv Musk Ox Robes Kept For Sale. I'-uris Mmlo io Order —o— HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR RAW FURS. -n-- Winner of Gold Medal Al Chicago, fB, anil Won First I'l'ize Wliercver Shown. Cent Olllee Hex 100 •VBHWOIH, IS. O. OYFULNEWS A'l' '1 HK6B ue-3a&&S^_*'DW Have You a Cough or Cold? TRY "TUSSINE." £S ancl SOc. jicr* EoUlo Prounrcd and Hold Only liy R. N. TAYLOR THE DRUGGIST, VERNON. ''OR SALE Corribiriation slioe ni|cl boot, Lumbermen's Rubbers, Snow Excluders, Three-buckle i t • pei*ors, Rubber boot s. LADIES' Arctics, .Mutton Araeon, QKANAGAN gAWMILL, __«^KEL0WNA.B:C'. You can now purchase Cedar Panel doors, beautifully made and finished; Window Sash, Laths, Shingles and nil other kinds of house finishings; Roiigh and Dressed Lumber constantly on hand. Orders; from Kettle Rive, Districl solicited and prices ARMSTRONG HOTEL. furnished upon application in Ei. ErEQICJEBSEa, FSOF GRAND PRAIRIE HOT. GIlANfi PItAIIlIK. KI Uood -to Liquors and Cigars HOI J3X. GRAND PItAIIlIK. KETTLE KIVEK. Good Stock ol . . . Good Stabling. PllICES REASONABLE. mclaren bros., proprietors. BLACKSMITH SHOP IN CONNECTION Stage Leave every Moniluy and Wednesday for Miireua, Wash. ENDERBY HOTEL II. W. WRIGHT, Prop. :-: ENDERBY, B.C. :-: Livery in Connection". Kiruu-litfs ucLuiiiinudaUon for Comoiercial Travellers, Hunting and KMiing in abuttd-Uico thruuj);U lliU iliHtrict. Piiok Hum's und (JuidcK funilubcd to Hi-ori*- inun on shiiiii" i niiiiic. FAIHVIBW HOTEL GEORGE J. SHEEHAN, PROP. EXCELLENT BOARD GOOD STABLI1 Camp Fairview, B. C. HOCK CHEEK HOTEL . . . MOUTH 111'' ROOK CREEK. XX. I-i*_.B*l.cl.:_-±B-_x, lVXux-. 1''11(8T-1'1..UIS ACUUHMUOATION KUK Gl'MT.. GOOD STABLING i--t Exeelleiil t''i-iliiii|t nn Kellle 1th or.-py 'ii'iilileiiintirnl. Il is snid llial lliiwiili' engineering ilillbullii's tu uvi'l'l'illiiu in iin' iiniiiiiluiiisdial ul' \'aui'iiuvi'i-uud il i> |ii..s,ailiii- llie ruin! ui.iy jniu Mu- iiiaia linn ul ur ui'iir Vain. If ibis is t'lic'lbi' iIIhIiiiki! lu Ilm roast it ill In •siloi'li'iied aliniil Ml inil,-.-. 'Ibis ruulu BETWEEN Stxtyiiud Sovcnty Am. (llraroil nml i rained, sis mllcH from Ciunp Mc- lihlltoy. lliu- Mile fnnn ll'tlgKon l'uud. KERR BROS., BUTCHERS, win insure naiib', us b will ,.|,i'u ui,: MIDWAY and BOUNDARY FALLS Iiii' mining re-jimls in lbe Buiiudnry • cri'i'k, 'lVnil i'1'i'iik mid ntliiT ilistriels i *^°at dollvorod nl [lock Creok and nil tne ..... . , IMiliillK I'lilnlia. (ill.I ivillguc iisliinu.us iii iniiiingilii. i Ml..|.,„..n..s,!,.|,„ai),.ilisli(:„lu,„bii„ia J'KEFlr! II. IJ. l-ir.im. ne. ia- suit. i*. ^ DOWN (10 THE BATES. CHILDREN'S Arctics. GERMAN S0CK3and FEI P "OOTS - - - VERNON, IS C. - - - W.J. MEAKIN - - -_-_- PROPRIETOR THIS I.IOTI',1, NJBKlDg >'t) SI'lll'IAI. RM('llMMI'',NIIA'l'ION lnr Fii'st-olns ervation ig Co, )iiinindi.i(i(Mi at iiii ■iinunis .1 uneti(mi 1 --f(mihc.T"t rcSTABLISHKD 1hm;j. -MAINLAND NURSERY COMPANY ,1. W. REED, WATCHMAKER and JEWELLER ®mmmmi m ",TUHII,''.I<; FARM," The Wnsbingliin i.'i'iilral railway I'lilus liuvi' been luivi'ied tu uliiiut oni'- liulf Iheir funnel, standard, and lie I'l'iiei' ('biiinlierlniii, speaking nf the i-linnges, snid be expected lbe nctv rules to bell' III tile rnnii nnd euuiili v: " We liavo adopted n policy which we bollovo will build up llie 111;,' Ileml, enable llie fanners I li. mu. el tholr products al living rules aim ai I ia ■ -a inn' help Spokane, i<l r..inw m j e.v|i"i ilia! tlio people will ns i*.i us tu uiuku I lllld in ivu a BiiucusK, Ilis in their luteresl In il'isii. All nuw doponds ii|inu I ho business done by tho run I. If we ran nccuro tliolralllofhni wo Injpo to sjcui'e, wu enti iiinke i oyiiube l-i-.iiidiiin. Of eniirse we enillil mil iiinke mono* If travel nml loiiuiitie were mil liieretisml.' This ivuiild siann I n luuve in llu* right (liiceliun, nml euiilil be iiuitnteil tiiitdvantagi! by nillivny rurpurnlliuis mi thissklu of lho line. If anything ia llie world will assist llie develop- llli'lll nfu euuuliy, surely ehi'iip rules. Ihul '.vill enulile Ihe larnicr lu ivneli lb ■■ inurki'l wil 11 his prndiii-e. wi.l du ii. Thu I'liresiglil displayed I y this I-iii.my lllilllilgi'!'lb'Se|.,'i'8 sueeess,and, if su.i'i'ssfnl. sl Id iiei ns nu iibji't'l less,in In ul heis ill llie sit III,' pualliiili. llllll inure espeeinlly dues I Ilia apply In ('III' nun glenl Illl asi lillellllll Ilia.I. ... AN HO.ll'll'AL AT Vli.lNON. 'I'lllliu I'lllliil'nf Tin: AllVAHI'KI ai. i'ili'il' has reaenlly beensliirleil i.i Vi'i'lion i> niiiii'iiii'iil, iu iiliieb lbe i i ij niiy "f Ilia It-ill leuls mv ini etc •- (■ I. f.ia III ■ piU'piW" uf erel'lillgil small liuspltal. ivhii-h shall uut unly nHford ma iiinuiiiiliiiinn lu Ilia iiniiieiliiile lieigiiliiirbuiiil, bill univi'll fur the whole ilia,;,a lying south uf Kniiiliiiips, ll i. Ililenil al il ~li ill In- siiiried un nii.h'riile lines, leaving ils exll'lislun I., llie liui'cssltli'.i nf lhe fuliiae, nnd I'u. (I it'ei'llill'(lenei'iil has nut un'y given III' .-iebe,ne Ids piTsiiuiil siippnrt, bul ns well luis ii ilerlnki'ii In pny the i ai! nf a hiiiM' fm- six inunllis, in In. Iiseil piMililig tin. ereel inn uf pallium ra buildings, Thai stlrh mi luslllu- ieiii is iiei'..ssiry, is nnl 'in y Hi Minimi- i Siiphiiulii I in is unfiirlu.iiCi Itci'i- I ll"il by ll Illll.'inII- raae, n' siek- lli'SS iil'I'UI'I'illg. i'liii fill' till' UI'I'Ullllllll- rliill ii nf w'.'nli only lhe holds nr. II \ tl I In I itc. We are Ihct'i'fni'C iippeiib 1,111 In ill lllllSn wlli'se illli I! is . KI I b'lil.lHed iiiii ilie ilisirlel f.u dun,,, li llr, llllll rll 'M-lija inil- IllWIIIlls Inli'll ® LADNER'S, - BRITISH - COLUMBIA - MIDWAY, D. C. •sti^«-KMi,'.a,J:-iiHL«.<k.-fi"'i«I-V m J. S. DOXALDSi ffl Fine Watch Repairing- a Specialty. g£ rjlMIjCT A Mill t,' ijOliR Spi-ciai.tiks—Varieties Profitable in Bntlsh Columbia; All Work Wnrriiiiteil. nl)-2ni fifl tig VERNON, B. G. LICENSING COt HT. 1 1 NOTICE is horoby given tlml the Licensing CA1 t'nlll't for Illl' siillllielll purl Inn nl lhe Osiiyims Jc? Districl, will he held ni IlioOiivoininenl Olllco, ftl tlsiiyniis. nn Miimlny, Ilm lllh ilnv nf lleeeinlier, pb n,!i.-i, nt uleveii iielin-k iii ilm forenoon. i ^2 C. A. II. b.Ullll.Y. ffl QoVorilUlOItt Olllei', llsiiyiiiis, I'. I'. (&T i ti A Kull Line of- ti „ Drugs Patent Medicines ToilotHArticies Trussss, Ac. ffl ffl ffl ffl ffl ffl ffl 1 ffl ffl & NOTICE. ti Trees Eree from Pests. FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL TREES, PLANTS AND VINES. Send for Eree Catalogue. | E. Hutcherson, Manager. SADDLE HORSES . . SINGLE AND DOUBLE DRIVER8 . .' BUGG1E8 FOR HIRE Mall Orders From the Lower Country Will Deceive Prompt Attention. i fJMidWavj Feed ar\d LiVery Stables. MAOKAY INGRIM ■ ■ ■ PROPRIETOR. I'.lllTIKS JIIUVHN Til M.llll'l-S, l'l.X'I'IlTO.V .ISO OTIIKII I'OINTS . . rr-isaawsRii "piimTYDAYS (nun (Into we. the iiinlor- v. I signed, Intend ii|iplying In the Asslstiuil ffl (' asi,, '(iIIjukIb nnd Works for a license l7--fo'.-^.-f7:.-fri.-l7:Ktfi::f?.-fy.-f7:->7.-]f'- i!«!C!i,S!«l^«!«l«!«!liIV!«!i HS.HS.H.iH.iH.i.HS.H.iH.iH.in.in.i.H.iH.i ,„ ,„.„,,„,,,, ,,„. ,„„ „,, t0ii0W|„B .loBoilbotl v&vS&Wfo-S'li'jiV,'&WiiWiii. iSi,i 'i-.H- 'r- '.v ft ft ft ft ft '.»<1> ft ft ft ft ',i ft 'i» 'i> 'i* <1>VK ft <■» i'iu'1 nf Innil '■ Commencing nl n sinke set nbout .nn' half lnile fnnn llie month nl ltock crook, .in I I'luililng thoneo ensl .ine mile, tliouco Rontli ni.-iniiia ilnaiai west iiiii- iiii o, thonco north niioliitln in lhe piiinl i fimiiuiieneeiiiciit, W, T, THOMPSON, JOHN WKIII, Mlilwn>, llel. m, ISM, Dissolution of Partnership. Nelson& Fort Siieppard Rallv/ay Tlie |jiii'iiii'i-slii|i lionlnforo existingboltvoon »n Angus K.SIimrl nml William II. Nnirls, nmler ALL RAIL TO NELSON, B. C. I *»*■! ,., ihe llrni lllln nl .Mini'nml M..nis. Miilwn;-, II. E33 Sit -.. mm iiy m.iaiai eniiK Unsolved im Only through line to Nelson,- P"!, X ™-,.,» ,-. . ,.. n ,.,,»,.. . „r,.T,.,,-. «s. rzx:zZt^iT^4 "iHr \m ll TWO CARLOABS JUST ARRIVED S cp ""'" " WILLIAM, NoniUS. I ^^^ | ROSSLflN0, B. C. VERN0N, B. C. | Miiiwny, i.-thNiiveiniier. ism. *'''ul>' (nxwpt. auii(liiy) iielwccn spo- ,vq.K,,^,^,K,, ,,,g,.utit*,i<ii/Kit ,i;v!iM4i!v!i»!4*!i«4**!i-!4>!ii!v!4 , kllllll 1111(1 Niillbnnrl. <i>l/K<i?W>'-'i'>W'i-,'i>''i,-'i^''i"'i-''i>' ft ft '\TftlftftftV>ft ft ftftft Tai-ivi'i'kly helweeii Nurllipurt '""' „„, .. — i i 11. KEYES, Prop. (iimd Atieiiinuiiiibititiu, Host Liqutii-s und ('ignis. Kirst-l'liisB Stabliiiff, ARMSTROiMG, B. C. FOR SALE OKANAGAN MISSION, B. C. This in a -l-londltUy tlninh«i hounc insido ami imt, iilniiist now, with guud stable ami out building.,, is centrally lucatud in the Ta!loy and cum11nui(Ih a K"".l Iriulc. It tiUuids on iu own groundR uf two and v, half acrcB in extent, and is a guuil invcHtiiiciit. ALSO A FIRST-CLASS BLACKSMITH SHOP WITH COMPLETE OUTFIT OF TOOLS. This building is twu storey* high and st*iuls on its own ground uf half an acre in cxtont and is in a commanding bualnoafi [Motion. Kou Terms Ai'i'LY to I). NICHOLSON, Okanagan Mission MARTIN BROS. I.KA1HM. IIOt-'SK KOIl UrglWRNITURElg B ATT WAV \M 1 CHEAPER THAN EVER § » HAlLWAipl - » I go h ~ * ** * a-. Hardware, Stove, Tinware, Paints, Oils Vevnon, 33. O. 1 -Campbell Bros.-1» at. ~ Kt j-j^ H.i ^r— I 9 i!4 i!4 i!4 tS 4,1 tS : All orders promptly attoiidtd tin- Grand Forks, B.C. DO YOU GO HUNTING? OP COURSE You will buy a MARLIN. pn-.,ic,l iimk It I ma ii a, >lli! a.|) rriiteciini,. It cjictB in tliu Blilc-C'ouveiiienee. It Is light wdBlu-t'omfort. It lias Hi.. ItiLLAini lia;T.-a-Aeiniriicy, It b.1 lewcal |iinls -Hlinpllclty. Bi-nil foreoinpli'lii cnmliiuiiii, freo. Special pnclc of CBlll. till' If) nana. THE MARLIN PIRE ARMS CO., J*rw lliiven. Conn, Neliiuii. IoOINQ KI1HT1I (KIINII SOUTH llii.ll n. in MA11CU8 2 Ull p, in, IRCUS amd MIDWAY inn fui' ICiial" mil n'l Ink;, liutuls, iirrlvlng »i | I ,,..,,,,^ \\ ,ni,u ICn-lnnl 11:111 nan, sumo iliis. ieliliniiia'. |ri- 1'CftVt.n .-l.tn tl-1 On Tuoit(hiy8,T!itii'sdiiyfi, and ,Sn will run tlirmitflito N'olmin, anlvi iniikinif eiimccomioetlon tvlib llieai lake points iiii.I Nil-...ii iiii 1 A.-.-iiu. \ilirlum\. In.-sniil l''i'ltlny»,ni'rlvbi|-nl! All ivi.a IVIICIWH) - - . I Ln.ivi.'H Midway,. Pa.iioni-orfl fur Keltle Itivor nml llounilary Mnnilayti, w s'lnikiiiii' sun Ci kciiniit'el nl Alnrens willi stiifjo luu.v Por Tit All- OREKK MINKS onnncnl nl Niiriliiin-i wiih Btatfe lino daily, Km- S'nkiifi|iitml llovelRtokuonnuoct iu Nnrlii purl with limit Weibli'alliilsiinil Siiliinliivri. nnglMf Arrives M; ,.. .Mondays and Thutischys at i ia Mi Tuesdii a:-; and Frid tys at 5 i'. M. .. .Wednesday and Saturday at 6.\. m. Thursday iind Sunday at 9 a. m. SPECIAL ATTENTION 01VEN TO MAIL, FREIGHT ANI) EXPRESS 2(1. X>. MOBBISOir, PBOVBIETOB. COURTS OF ASSIZE. Tablo Sliowl nn tho Dates and Places of Courts or Assize. Nisi Prlus, Oyer and Terminer and General Gaol Delivery lor the Year 1895, K1I.I. ABffl)-„8, Cllllliill ThurKiliiv, L'llth Helitemhcr llii'lilield Monday, .'»lli Soptombei Knnilnii|i8 Monday, 71 h Oelnhor Vt.lni.n Monday, lllh Octobor l.yltnll Friday, llth Oelnhor New Westminster..lYcilncKilny, (Ith November Viuienilver Mnnilny, llth Novomhor Vtetorlll Tuesday, llllll November Niilinimo Tuesday, 26th November *S[icel(il A,,6l? IlKm-tll Ml.rilOROLOdlCAI, RKFOKT. Ut, 19 Long 118" 50 Altitude, 1,800 leet .bore sea level, painfull for week. .2.1 of nn i.eh. ICMI'l-ltATl-HK KOIt WKKIC KNUlN'O NOV, 17. Max. Min Nov. II M.5 28 " 12 33 27.5 " 13 31 83 " 14 37 31 " 15 13 2(1 " 111 10 33.5 " 17 12.5 31.5 LOCAL AND DISTKICT. Tins week Mr. .1. A. Coryell linn been busily engaged surveying the Grand Forks townsite into lots. Within thirty days "a sawmill is to be established at Greenwood and cutting lumber. The mill is to be brought in from ilosslaud. Mr. II. P. Palmerston returned fnnn Spokane on Friday Inst, paying a fly ing visit to Midivaylulookaftei'sinneuf his mining interests. Mr. Geo. Edwards, the owner of the ferry at the first crossing of Kettle river, is liuililing a tine structure which will Ihi used as a hotel next summer. The survey of Carson is now completed and the maps are lieing prepared, and as sunn as finished and registered, lots will be put upnu the market, A large addition has been built to Mr. Wiseman's hotel at. Grand Forks, whicli was badly needed.asneverbi'fure has so ninny travelers appeared at Ginnd Furks as has been seen there recently. A large influx ut mining men uf all grades are making their way up the North Fork of Kellle river and into the Boundary Creek camps, and ipiite a number aiii remaining nr investing in properties before leaving. Truly we are becoming civilized, for actually the commercial fraternity are commencing lo pay attention to this section, and Mr, J. McKay Sinilh, who passed through here Inst, week, scented very well pleased with his Introduction tu this section fnnn a liusiness |Kiint nf view, On Tuesday Instil Illllt) bv name of Harry Wilcox was brought befure W. II. Nun-is, J, P., charged willi lhe Ihefl nf a saddle frnm nne Marlin, an Indian, ut Boundary Falls, on the nighl nf October 20. Tlie charge having been prefrred against Wilcox, he was remanded until lbe following day, wlien he was brought before W. H. Nurds, J". P., and James Keir, .1. P. The evidence fnr llle prosecution and defense having been thoroughly gnne intu, lbe accused wus dismissed, During tlie course nf proceeding in which the evidence fur the prosecution was being heard, it was elicited that nn the same evening another man by name of .Inlin Lucy had dealings also with the Indian Martin, ns a result uf which Lucy was served with a suiniiinns before leaving court, charging him witli having un the evening in question presented a revolver at Martin with intent. tu alarm him. A preliminary hearing was given tile case and the evidence fur the. prosecution taken by the abuve justices, who.remanded the case until the 20th insl.,bail lieing allowed the accused on his own recognizance and that of Mr. G. A. Itenilell, in the sum nf $100 each. MINING NUTBS. Transfers are now the order nf tbe day, showing tliat there nre I hose who wish to invest in our millet and those wlio are willing that they shoulddo su. His slated ill the Spokesman-Review I hat theGulden Crown property in Wellington camp lias Uiui purchased by repicsenlatives of Marcus Daly fnr $115,000. This, however, needs confirm atlnn. Messrs, Mangott and McEclieran have still a force of men pegging away at the development of Ihe east vein of the Morning Star claim at Fairview. The shaft having bum dropped down over a hundred feel, drifting was re- snrled tn, which nils been carried In quite an extent, with the result lhat the vein is showingupgiiudaiidstrung, lieing about eight feel wide and the ore of splendid character. Although the prnspecl ing season is virtually ""''' '"l' ''•'" >'™''' '•"'" '*w straggling records are being made. Large as bus been llie number nf claims recorded iIiih summer, there is little doubt llnil next year's wurk by lhe prospectors will be jusl iih fruitful, as there Isa very large srope of territory tu the ll<M111. wesl and ensl uf uur established rumps ilini lias virtually nut as yet been prospected, A rich new sli-Ue has lieen made uu the Mother Lnde, Deadwood cmiip. as a result, of the recent development work lhat Is helng carriedon hy Messrs. Scliutii'ld and McCormick, An assay of I be ure Is being made, and in the tneitntliile llie proprietors say it is the finest.specimen of ore lhat has ever been taken from Hie claim, nud Mint is saying a great deal, us Ihe Mother Lode i.s looked upun as among lhe best properties in the country. There is lo's nf unlive cupper visible iu llle ore that is lieing taken oilt nf the vein recently discovered. For some time past work has been carried on on the Joe Dandy clahn, Fairview cninp, and as a reward uf patient Inil, a few days ago a line ledge of ore was struck at the bottom nf (he shaft. This vein of nre was for- nierly, although very rich, very narrow; now, however, il his suddenly widened Out to about two feet, and considering that free gnld isiieijiienlly met wilh in Ihe quarlz, some idea uf the value of Ihe find may he formed, The claim lies to the sunt beast of the cainp proper, and is the one upon which a lot of work was done in tlie earlier days of Fairview's existence, and from whicli the ure was taken that was first milled iu thecamp. Theqiiartz lieing of a very rich eharacler, no iluubt the proprietor will make arrangements for milling it it in Fair- view or ship it away for treatment. ,-. 4 — TELLURIUM. An Article on the New Metal Found In Long Lake Camp. To the Kdllor of Till! AniMNCB: Sin.—In regard to the white mineral found in Long Luke camp, which my brother determined is a Uilliiride uf lead shortly befure his accident, I have made n chemical analysis uf snme uf the mineral tnken from ihe Lakevlew claim, ll contains Lend 52.2 per cent Silver t.2 por eont Tellurium III.Ill per eenl Hold a trace Crude tellurium is quoted at $2.75 an mince, and the chemically pure fused metal at $10.55 per nz. The market is very limited, as tlie metal finds no application in tlie arts, and is supplied chiefly from that obtained in the electrolytic refining of copper matte, which contains on an average 12 ounces uf tellurium for each tun nf cupper. Bsulder county, Colorado, is remarkable fui the variety of its tellurides, the inelal being found in combination with gold, silver, lead, mercury, bismuth, nickel and iron. Several of these compounds are uf such varying composition tliat no definite formulae can be assigned thein. Although rather frequently met with in the Western Slates, tin definite tellurium mineral has, I believe, been found to be iu Canada, Telluride ores are very difflcull tn treat, since lhey dn nut yield their gnld either tn mercury, cyanide or chlorines lhey concentrate badly, a great prupnrliiin being lust as slimes. On nccutint nf their low melting point. It Is very difficult In drive off the lei* I iiiiii in by roasting, and What dues go off carries away considerable gnld. They are usually smelted with either lead or copper ores. Geo. A. Gurus, *-.-.—__ VEItNON NOTES. The vice regal party's sojourn among the Vernoiiiles lias taught, them one gnnd thing, and that is Lu give expression lu I heir feelings by guud heiirty cheers. The recent inclement weather hn increased the number uf typhoid patients, and the doctors are lining a thriving business, and between en gineering reports and quibbles iu Hit council, Vernon is fust lining her repu latloii as a health resort. There is every reason In believe I hut (he near future will see Vernon established ns a customs port of entry and if such is (lie case it wil] be a great convenience to the miners of lhe nelghlioiltoud who wish tn impurt machinery, as also to those iu the south- ern mining camps. The nearest puint at present is at Ilevelstoke. It is quite evident, that things are on the move here, and that, we are destined tu see better times. The government has been making quite a haul recently frum license and recording fees, and among the applicants are F, S, Barnard, M. P., Hun. F. G. Vernon, and other Victoria parties. This lends eclat to our mining proceedings, The Swan Lake Mining company recently received nn offer from an English syndicate upon very fair terms, which it. is expected they will accept. The syndicate have offered to work the company's mines for a term of one year, and if satisfactory they will purchase them at a price proportionate to the qualilyof lhe nre, and if arrange- liienta cannot lie made al the end uf Ihul lime, lhey will leave development work, machinery, etc., in the hands nf the company, Tlie purlins whn lecenlly sent a sample shipment of ore In lhe const fur treatment, us also the Vermin public generally, are auxiuiisly awaiting tlie icl urn from same, and lu the menu. time Iiiiii* is uu luck uf energy displaced liy I Imse whn are Buffering frum lhe first symptoms of lhe fever, iu sinking nut mineral claims, fur day by day lhe hills iirinind are being taken possession of under license nf llie government, omit hcrprosporlurs' licenses, ami su close are they creeping towards Vernon, there is some anxiety fell lest it shniild lie necessary In pick the city up and shovel it down to the lake. A movement has again been set on font fnr Ihe establishment of nn hospital here, and until such time as a building can be erected the dwelling house near the government office and he- lunging tn Mr. T. E. Crnwell is lube rented fnr lhe purpose, The Earl uf Aberdeen has kindly pruniised to pay the first six months' rent. It is slated that Ihe coming .woman has taken Ihe matter iu hand, and it isgieatly to he Imped that such is the case, for in tlie past,man,in this and other movements hits been un idler and an utter failure, nr mine uml sell, fur lllilllll.', trnling or smelting purposes sirs' J. T. Wilkinson nf ihe Vancouver Wnrld paid Midway a living visit last week. qm_*-_-»-w-__w.h, m in. i ■ .iii. DIBECTOBY OF ADVERTISERS.1 Compiled in Alphabetical Form And Intended us n Ready Reference for the Busy Ones ARMSTRONG. II. Key-on Armstrong llolel N. Mil.cnil Hiislinnil Door l-'ni'lory I - Cm-Kills-Co tleneml Merchant BENVOULIN. and now lhat the ladies are bestirring he allowed to mine, mill, themselves, if nny dare lift op their ir smelt the ores friuii thi voice, voice of dissent I mean, 1 wuuld suggest a little grave for Ihem with a shingle for headstone bearing the fol-1 lowing inscription, "Hum suit qui uial y pense," Vernon, November 12. 4.4 GRAND PRAIRIE NOTES. Mr. Cass Manley returned recently to Grand Finks, after making a business trip to Spokane, Mr. C, Covert has the contract for the excavation work nn Mr. O, B. Nelson's sture at McClaren's. The effect of the frosty [lights is plainly visible uu pond and sbuigli, lhey being partially fruzen uver. Grand Furks is steadily growing, buildings that were start ed a few weeks ago are being inpidly pushed In completion. Alfnnsn Prater, une uf uur Grand Prairie settlers, is busily at wurk clearing up land and making piepnratiuns fur lhe coming huoiu, Mr, P. McCallum recently disposed of a portion of his ranch lu parties In Rossland. lhe porllon disposed of is tlie soiillieruiost part uf his property and comprises about 50 acres. Under Mr, Joseph Ward's supervision ihe school house here lias been put In a thorough slate of repair and made comfortable for the pupils for the winter. The attendance at the school is extremely good al, presenl. Several large offers fur mining properties have recently been made to parties bidding claims in Ihis neighborhood, but for reasnns best knnwn tn the holders, the offers have been refused. Mr. H. Clarke was offered a very large stun for une uf his claims, The McOlititock sawmill, when innved frum its present location tn Grand Furks, will cut a large bill nf lumber fnr Messrs. Mauley k Averill, j lu be used iu llle construction uf llieir new lintel. Owing tn the recent great demand fur lumber, the proprietors nf Ibe mill are contemplating adding new machinery tu Hie presenl plant. the said BOUNDARY FALLS so/ M R/v OFFICE JAKES, M.D., CM, uv 'iTuiN'mi.vr RESIDENT PHYSICIAN TO KETTLE KIVER DISTRICT.' : BOUNDARY FALLS. BOUNDARY FALLS HOTEL, Boundary rails, B. THOS. HARDY, PROP. Centrally Located Stopping Place ier Three Difforem Stage Line*; Trouble or Expense Spared to JCcl-.r, Quests Comfortable*. Strictly First-Class and Charges Moderate. c. No 1>. Nlcholuan liOIIVOUllll llolel BOUNDARY FALLS. T. Hardy Ilouudar Coryell, J. A Jnkes.lt. VV Physician nnd-urgi Kerr Urns Uiilohora Itenilell, ll. A General Morclnutt CAMP M'KINNEY Best Brands Liquors and Gi^srs - - • 03. Sftllirg, G.ARTHUR RENDELL BOUNDARY FALLS, B. C. Headquarters for Miners' Supplies. A (itiiili STOCK OF tttE i}poefiPies,Clotliing, Boots and Shoes, Powder, Etc, and Surgeon | ' o; ' 7 - ORDERS TAKEN I'OU ALL KINDS OK- AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS Kliatfunl &('(>.. .General M-whtiiilH FAIRVIEW. Dalrymple, \V Klliut.T Slnrsun, (i. 0 Slmtford&Co Sproulo, G. H phcohan, George J...;. ...General Blacksmith Gcnoral Merchant Golden Gate Hotel General Merchants ....General Blacksmith Fairview Hotel GREENWOOD .Gonoiul Mcrohaii r *\ND FORKS JUST RECEIVED . A FULL SUPPLY OF . Men's Woollen Underclothing, Overshirts, Fancy and Heavy. G. ARTHUR RENDELL. H.iH.iHs.H.i. a.tili, SiH.i St a,i, at, at at, K\t, at, \j> Kit, at at at Kit, K\t, at, at at at, 4,14.i 4,i 4,i s,i 4\i s, 1 s,i y,i ft ft ft s,i ~/'s ft s,i ss y,i ft ft ft ft 4'S ss «t. 'i * SALE OF MINING PROPERTY. Interests In tho Wolverine, Volcanic and Iron Cap Disposed of. A few days since a number nf interests in snme uf liic principal mining proper! ies nn tbe Ninth Furl' ofKctlle liver changed hands, Mr. Richard Cttiv&tou jiiiri'liitsid a portion nf Messrs, Wolf and Miller's Interest in liic [run Cap and Vulcanic, and Musses. Mauley nnd Averill lbe balance nf the interest in tlie snme claims, also one- I'igblh interest iu the Wu veriue and uiiesisli'cnlli inleresi ill the Volcanic and Irun Cap was dlspused uf by Mr.: 11, A, Brown tu Messrs. Manley and j Averill. Tile triinste.r uf these interests and the subsequent leasing nf the mines ivtiuld seem tn murk a distinct era in the progress uf mining mutters on the Norlli Fork nf Kettle river, uud seeing that lbe lessees are men nf undniililed standing in the milling wnrld, great things may be expected tu spring from recent, proceedings, Laundry Kettle Blvor Stage Line Sawmill Uriel; nnd Lime & P EAD - MARX llcr.M. .. ipsoll, 11. K !,,l ....' ... GRAND PRAIRIE sl r LEARN .■i'u Bros ' I', it . Grand I'mlri ollotol ..Huuurviillod Trading Co ILOWNA 4.1 VS f VIS at 4,1 Kit T'S Kit <s Kit i'S Hi 1,1 t^jDt_aiBr-j___-i THAT •*-*;/ __»^CASH OR TRADE Will secure In you lhe very best, bargains in nil lines nf GENERAL MERCHANDISE . . . jMSEOEIiKiSS' - AT TIIK (UtEHNWOOD sl STT].?35»]r_-IE-S BOUNDAHY I'llKKK, II. c. B. WOOD & 4,1 HA 4,1 Ha */i\ H.i Kit ro. at, I,. a 1 . In iiilnin ni'is. s Lequime, 1... . ...Implement Agcnla ...Qetioi'lll .Mei'i'linnls ...Okiintigan Sawmill at at at at at at at at at at at at at * it at at at at o> at at at Kit at Kit i'S ft -'iv ft ft ft >'S SS i'S ft ft ft ft ft '4,1 ft S,i S,i ft ft 4,1 S,i ft T'S 4'S 4, THE CALUMET CLAIM SOLD. Ten Thousand Dollars the Consideration J. R. Toole, Acting for Marcus Daly, the Purchaser. Twu nr three weeks since the fact Was chronicled lhat an option uf purchase had been given un the Cltllllllel claim iu Wellington camp tu llie same pari ics as had purchased the Winnipeg claim. The terms nf the option were that, if nn nr befure the 1st nf December, llu* Intending purchaser would pay Intu the bands nf lhe owners $500, they wnnlil execute a bill nf sale which would stipulate lhat nn nr befure lbe 15th uf July next, the lm lance of $11,000 shuuld be paid llieni. The Hrst pari nf I Ills agreement wus carried into effect a few days agn and the bill uf sale executed, which gives all earnest, uf what mny fulluw in tlie spring, after wurk uf development has been carried further un the claim. i iDNERS .Mainland Nursery Co JMBY .-liiuiiK Hum llolel m;dway Coryell Guess, Hans. .1 Haln, Mw Ingrlin, M.. ..civil Engineer ,.\ss;iy. '■ Mining Kngli A Stationer- Etc I'VjiI ami Livery Slublti j CONKLE & DONALD General Teamsters and Freighters, ROCK CREEK, B. C. Hales from Pcntielon to Cainp McKinney, Hock Creek. Midway and Boundary Fulls, tun cents per pound fur two tons or under, Marcus tollid- way, llie mime rule. Marcus lu Grand Prairie nne cent par pound. Special Rates for Large Orders and Ore Contracts. GENO WAYS & McAVINEY Kei- Bros Hoteliers Leqllilno k Powers Snivinil! McNicol, J General Morcliant McAuinys- bandy iiiniininry iiotoi Wholesale and Retail Dealers in and Growers of Mellutl', li blacksmith Morris, W. H. Heed,.I. W... ..Affonl Midway Toivnsltc Wiili'lilnnker nml Jowelor NORTH FORK MINES. Large Properties on the Norlh Fork of Kettle River Leased tor a Term of Years, Oftentimes il luis been nor privilege In iiinke mention nf the mining properties nn lhe North Fork uf Kettle liver, and now again we huve in chronicle Ihis cheering Intelligence that n few PENTICTON Sproulo, A. G Express nnd stag, lini1 Thurhcr-J l-ontiotnn Hotel Walker, H... 1'enl it-ton Livery nnd SuloSUihle ROCK CREEK ConkloS Duiiiild. . .Trams!its nnd freighters Plttoiidrigh, H liuck Creok I [ol ol CHOICE NURSERY STOCK. All Stock Grown Without Irrigation. All Trees Inspected Before Leaving the Nursery E !•" A i. I. S. Washiriglori SPOK A P. O, I .ox 582 SPOKANE Goiiownys & McAvIlioy Nursery Spokane Kails ami Norlift rn llnllNvay VERNON VERNON SODA WATER WORKS O'NEAL & DOWNEY, Proprietors. Manufacturers of All Kinds of Carbonated Drinks, Including Ginger Ale, Sarsparilla, Club Soda, Lsinon iioda, and Cream Sotm. CHAMPAGNE CIDER. A Specialty Made of Raspberry, Strawberry, Oranyo, Pineapple, Vanilla, Lemon, and Gum Syrups. Armstrong, W, .1 llilllkiif Miililiaal IlilllllK,, Kl'l'.l Ciilniiliell lin. (Vlirniie, Vi. M... , , . . i dwell, T, K ilnys ugu nut unly were llie ItltelllslB (-i,Hii-rlt,ii (' V ill sumo uf lhe most iinpiirliint inlnefl Onryoll ,.IA .... in be i'i mini i Inn a, transferred lumber bunds, .hut the propertied as a whole, viz,, the Wolverine, Vulcanic mul Iron Cap leased by the prnprielnrs, .Messrs 11. A. Brown, J, A, Miinley, VV. Avei'il| nnd li. Cawston, lo N. Liu-seii nf Lead- ville, Ctilii., and K. lllewelt nf Ne-l britska, parties representing large | smelling interests. The terms uf the] lease specify lhat the lessees are tn I wurk the, mines continuously fora 0 Meal antl Downlo term nf 15 years, and uu nn neea-1 Sliatfor-dnndCio... Ibii'iliiari' Mm-hiuil ... II. A. Menders M'ur ll.iiTi-h'r Furniture Solicitor .... Contractor and lluililor ,1'iiiiiiiiIssI.in nml ItiHiiranco Civil Kngl i- All in Pint and Quart Bottles. Write for Prices. siutl is work in be suspended Iur a greiiler length nf lime tint■■ IKI days nr the lease will beeuine null and vnid. The lessees are also to pay tu the lessors oue-fuurlh the net priilits derived frum the suid mines, aud lire lint allowed tu accumulate debt against the property. Wurk tu be commenced nn nr befure the 1st of March nexl. For these considerations lhe lessees arc tn ('imtertiin, ('. la fnniiiilhiilijii nml litHiimnoe Donaldson,J, H L'liomlst nml Di'IiuhUI Hiirilner, W Livery Food and Sale Hlablo Mnli'liiiiHiin nml lini'lilmiii Flour nml Fowl jAcqiies, F. II IViitolitnnkor nml .lowolor Kerhy. FnrhiisM civil Knglnoor Liiihiier, F. II Civil Knuii r nml Atmayor Marl In llr.is I bird iiiu-e Merchant - Meakin, W.J Kalcini ilkn II I Hynr, F. A Vornon I'rlvatoCollogo Murphy and Fnulknor Victoria Hotel Nii-liiilliis iiiiiI llonotif Agrlculttiml Imp. ..MaWider Works .tleneml Merchant Shnlforil, H. A Dry Goods uml Millinery Sinllli nml Clerlu Vornnll Snivinlll Taylor, It. N CliomlBl nml liniKniat Williams, liernlil l'liysiilnn nnd Siuueiin Worgan, A. Il i'tiotogrnplior MISCELLANEOUS Ciiniulinii Hand Drill Co Slierbruoke. Quo Marlin Fire ArnwCo NowHavon, Con Mormon, K, 1) Marouil ami Midway Hi^ge The Canadian Rand Drill Co., NIII'illllUOHKK, QUBBRO, Manufacturers of ROCK DRILLS AND AIR COMPRESSORS. In All Particulars tho Bost Special Compressors driven by PCLTON WATER WHEEL mounted direct upon crank-slmft, es* pccinllyndaplcdlor utilizing the power nl liniillilaii: aU'lililt ns shown In Illustration. I H. P. PALMERSTON, Agent for Midway and District. PROVINCIAL NUGGETS. Cigars, The lliill mines wunl 100,000 bushels nl' charcoal. There is uu epidemic of sneak thieves Stationary, nl Trail Landing. James McNeil nf I'inly creek will \ "',- ship ure this winter. Tnui Collins, une nf llie old-limei* of llle counlry, has struck it lichnn ('hiiiiipiiii! creek. It is snid the Kaslo and Slocan railway will have 11) tuns nf nre per day |.n haul lis sunn us I'iiivbiiliug cnn begin. The Iiilluuel, fraser Rivei nnd Otiri- linn Gold Fields, limited, bus begun acl inn fnr damages lnr libel against ibe Province newspaper. li is said lhat surface Indlcallnnson the strike recently iniiile by Clay nnd his partners nn llu* Nmtli Fork nf J,einnu creek, is the be.l yel. fuiinil in Ibnl district. Tlm CHS nnd St. Bluin elnlius, Idss- Iniitl cninp, have been bunded in the Kuglisli syndicate, nf which F. S. Bnr- li.nil, M. P., is the repi'i'si'iilulivc. The iinaiillil uf lbe bund Is $ii2u,000, li. Mel,cuu bus four men sluicing at Trauquille. Ou cleaning up last week IJoiuii-esuf gold were obtained as a result uf three days' wurk, purl of EDWARD j\. HAIN, .. DEALER IN ii School-Supplies, Toys, -:- Tobaccos, Notions and Patent Medicines. MIDWAY, B.C. F. IJ. JACQUES, Watches, Clocks and Jewelry. Spectacles and Silverware. REPAIRING A SPECIALTY. V FUM IN. ll.C 'TUSSINE' S. A. SHATFORD X3n*y Goocls a,n.d Usdilli-.xex'y V ll RN O N . ■ The Only Store in the City that Has a Complete Line of Ladies' Goods i [N DRESS GOODS wo 'iavo An inuiienso assortment with all the Latest Trim 1 \T Mil I INPRV "'e nre sure we can ]i!eiise vnu, ns ive hnvo lllll'sti'liissiililliiier. uiui i ill .ii l r.,1.1 in 1.1\ l riiiiKivcynullioliite.-t iiilniisegiinilsiiti)|.ieesiieverhe(iireliiinrdof OI' R I )R I" '-i*-,M A K l< R i™illu' 'ai*0 oiperlonoe nl the liusiness, andnportent I v/ kj i\ 11 j.n .. i.i iii n i\ i-1\ gi -K guaranteed providing y>u send tlie correct (uensuro ; Ilememljer ive ciutj- everything I Iinl ii lull.',' roqiliros, nnd cnn wive ynu niniicy if you send your iirilers In ua. Bond one lu-iliiy uiui he eiiui-niei.-il, TKRUS Cash WITH Owir.K. i I'HK IIKST HK.MI'-.IIV I nil IS I KTU, KTV. Prepared From the Original Formula Only by I Armstrong Sash and Door Factory. ALL KINDS ul' DOORS, SASHES, MOULDINGS, HOUSE FURNISHINGS, ETC., ETC., Manulactured on the Premises and Kept in Stock. Write for Prices to N. McLEOD, ARMSTRONG, B. C. which »ns spent in removing harien i •**._ j-_ TAYLOR, THE DRUGGIST, ground. Mr. Russell cleaned up liis j sluices nn Sunday and gnl considerably ' £,/ inure than wages fm- the men eiu- ■iliiycil. ,1. 1!. Liitremnuille lias men .sliil wnrking in lbe bed uf llle creek, but nu clean-up bus taken place fur snme lime.—Inland Sentinel. Trail Creek News: "A feature of tills tuwn, especially nnlicenble to one whn lias been used In the milling camps iu the Slnles, is the absence nf the'bad num.' The gun fighter is unknown iiern, and wlieii an unusually hitler i difference nf opinion exists il is sell led ■wilh nature's weapons," True, gun- lighting nn this side nf lhe line is usually followed by what is considered a very ell'eclive remedy—legal hemp- sti-elcbiug, nnd gunning fur human beings bus never become a leally popular nr Fashionable pastime in this very ciiiiserviiliv province, 'flic Vancouver papers contain nrli- i-los referring Ion gold milling craze un I,uin Island. McLean Urns, wei'ii engaged lo sink u well ul I'liuruc wilh a view In iililiiining itrli'sinn waler. The drill beenming ningiieiliied Ibrnugh frleliun, pari nf (lie luali'l'lal tlll'iillgh which il wns peiiei.nil ing adhered In it. The drills bid in be taken nut fre- ipietitly tn be cleaned, when by accident it was ilisenvered thai lhe Kiniill part ides were gnld and yielded of) cents in ilie pun. Several mineral claims bine been slaked, lllld now lbe nld miners have appuiired. whn mainliilii Ibnl nil Inili Island nnd Ibe llelln is iiiiilei'lnid willi gnld bearing alluvial .-a ml. VKRNON, 11. C. costs and SOconts por hot il. D. McDUFF, General Blacksmith, MIDWAY, a c. All Kinds nf Work Exooutoil In Hie Snlis'. notion if .!iai n i.'i, VERNON LIVERY, FEED AND SALE STARLES Single DriVers . . HORSES boarded by week or month. Box stalls if desired. A. D. VVORGAN. Portrait & Landscape Plioto»rapli()r VKHNON, ll.C. VIEWS OP THE DISTRICT FOR SA_E. GRAND PRAIRIE SAW MILL. —+.— llongll Lumber Prom .1*10 to $12, Dressed Lumber From $10 to $1.8 Per Thousand. MINERAL ACT, 1S93. Certificate, of Improvements. HORSES broken to harness, and hor. ses and cattle sold on commission. DEALER in hay and grain ; wholesale and retail. ALL KINDS of heavy teaming attended CORNER Mission and Tronson streets. ,_n*-V»S**^>,_^**$aF5tf.i_F- Q Double STOVES! STOVES! o DriVe rs D Saddle Jriorses ■WMMliMMMfct L A Qentle double drivers D Qerxtle single drivers. IE Qerxtle saddle Korses W. GARDNER, PROPRIETOR. CHATHAM Bob-Slcitrhs, Essex Centre Plows, Oliver Chilled Plows, Cook Stoves, Parlor Stoves, Box Stoves, Camp Stoves, Hardware of All Kinds, Window Shades, Iron pipe and fittings, pumps, paints and oils, varnishes, rilles, shot guns, powder, shot and shells, plated ware, enamelled ware, wooden ware, tinware, wash-tubs, washboards, spades, shovels and axes, crockery ware, lamp goods, glassware. All the above goods will be sold CHEAPER THAN EVER BEFORE W. J. ARMSTRONG VBBNOJT, B.C. NICHOLLES & RENOUF, L'td "Victoria, IS. O AGRICULTURAL MACHINERY. SOLE AGENT'S KOH Brantford ® Binders ® and i Mowers THK IIKST IN TIIKMAIIKI.T. A Full Line of Waggons, Trucks, Ploughs, Harrows be., be. ■\VAHEHOUSR AT VKHI-'ON. C. F. Costerton, -A-g-eivt. itsiiiilfilij it If H.i 4.1 SHi--ii'i Hi ■ =1*-«l* iilP'iif * i Aft„|i_l_. "Js «|U|i' ialSi.£)!!.. .Bis ,-:i_ s|_ -|IJ##| -Is 'its "is iii *!a stm .i* hIs-iiSS 9l» * tin SB «H; 1 H Ml a t 7t r vv V V , » r mmn at "S liiifaai-ii; iif BAN ^MONTREAL CAPITAL (nil paid up) $12,000,000. REST 6,000,000. 8IH llOXALl) A. SMITH. Pres! HON. (1 MO. K DMIMMOND, Vioe-Pns Ei S. CI.OI.'KTON, GBKBRAl Manaiikh SA¥i]lir-QrS _S-K,Ja__6ffOKC. HATE OK INTKRKST AT fllKHENT III I'liii CUNT. 'vi n nil Jt' e» JfOTIOE. A CARD. To (lie lliiiiiidiii-y "Creek nnd Kettle Kiver Miners und Residents Qouoi'iillyi Tim Uiiin llniiai: MiN'iaiu. Claim. siiiiiit'.* iii Skylark tJiiinji, Kattlo lilvor Mining ivlslnnof Ynu liisli'ici, H. ('. MICK NOTICK tlml 1. Kiiliiil*: Wood, free minor'* cirtttliuto No. UOJi, Intotiil, sixty ilnys from llu- iiiiii' lii'ivil', hi apply In ths tlnlil Cninniifwinnorforn e irtiliiiaiooi [innrovomoiits. ■41 fir Mi i inii'ii isii nf obtiilning ii i'i'iiivii Grant nf fjs: ilioaliorot ' Anil (nil \T, p Railway, Mining and Agricultural Centre of the Kettle River Country. BULLION AND GOLD OUST HANDLED. * Brunettes in fjondnili Hug., New Vorkiuid Chlcnirn, tmd in nil the lirlutiliiil citi'l in Canada. Buy anil Sliil Stalling Hxi'liiiiigetindCiihle'l't'iiUsfet'fl, (iriint. (''iniint'ii'i.ii.iiiii li'aii'iliiairii'dii-i.iiMiiliilili'iiiiiiiy partof the world. Drafts Issued. Collections Made to all Points. Hii.tNcinis in niirrisn coi.iimiiia : VANCOUVER - - NEW WESTMINSTER. VICTORIA - - - - NELSON i' tako notloo, tlmt ailvowo olalinn nliitili-lliTil boforo llie issiiniliiauf s alto of improvements, linlcil Ibis Mud ilny iif Ootobor, 1805, nniiiiiiiieeuient llnil we luive tipened ii gciici'iil stiire at tile new ttiwirnf llreenwnnd nn Rinindnry ereek, where ua have mi liiiud nnd dully nrrivlug it j (urge sim*k nf geni'i'itl ineirlinndisc, In siilii'iiingn slinrenf ynur pulnin- <ige. we dii xn feeling etiulldeut Ilinl if: ynu will fill rust us with ynur favors, wc shall he equally ami mutually liene- lilted, .Mniiv yi'ins' experience in ntlier —vmv, soticb Is IIHHKIiY GIVEN ,M1.|s nf the nrnvlnee has cnn- r iinilor nulliorlty nf tbo iiroi-laiinis of tin ', , , ... ,, "Und Act Atnomlinont Aol, 181», Hint, all ar. vlliced ns Ihul llu* pnlilii* generally|rearsiipoujiro-omtitloriforliui-oli cortlll-. f|| !5i" •la I NOTICE. iiniiM iimi-li iniifni. in iin Inislnii u. iiniin liig mi llio Bill tiny o( I'-nlii'iiiii'.v. l.-lii, muu.n iiiiii li pteiei tn (in iuisiih'sk upon , .^x |n |h.,, ((|lm| |Ull|lm| |llltajmolltHi Lots on Easy Terms to Actual Residents. FOR PARTICULARS APPLY TO W. H. NORRIS, oi,™ R. C. ADAMS, J" Midway, H. C. Montreal IT Illl)-. ogothor ill cash linsis, lll'livllllllg Ilm priai'nf i ivilh inii'iTKl mi Um nniniiil liiiliiiiiini iin-i-niii , . ., ..,,,, ' nf six piiri'iiiit. iicrtiliiinni. Tlu'llral iii.aliiliiinnl, guilds is consistent with lliis system, tnaollior "iiii Inlorosl from llio 2U ilnv „f Keeling c„„li,l,,,(. Ihal such Isllie etise.! *™X« ^££,'5, V8U Uf wi'lii'Klii suv Mint wc li;nv ndnplod Uuiilipavtnoni Immctllato utops "ill lie tukun Ihis mcllmil nf doing hnslness, vl... ^^E^^--_^lSStIT,d" *"■ ■"*■* cillicr fnr cash nr I nidi1, anil in lining , , , . ,, .'S' PS!'"'' ' l)t:|jllll t lilllllliaalulll-rnf Lilllllsnllll Wol'kS, •iii ivi' lielieve we arc acllng in lhe liesl iiilcrcsls nf our ciistniiii'rs. An ins|action of our slock and an I'lupiiry as In prices will convince all llnil such is the case. In cnucliisinn, we would say Unit every nppoi-ttiiiity will he enihiiteed hy us In fosh-r and render assistance in the di'velopincnt of lhe rich mining nml aghioultmid ivjiniu'ccii nf this ~ccliiin. I Victoria, It. C.sili August, IIM, MINEdAL ACT, 1893. Certificate <if iinpi'ovomonts. immm Si m ft nt lliiiJillliliiiiy mil mii^iiiiiii Vernon Eranch : G. A. ffiPentieton Livery, Feed and Sale Sties Good Single and Double Drivers, and Gentle Saddle Horses. if i PACK 1 HORSES VICTORIA HOTEL VERNON, B. C. MURPHY & FAULKNER, Props. AND GUIDES H. E. WALKER, PROP. FURNISHED HUNTING PARTIES wo'::ice. Till: CniuiuK Mini hai, Claim. sitmiirin Summit Ciiinii, l'i-tili- Ilivii- Mining \ lihl<|nii'if V»lc District, II. ('. TAKK NOTICK llnil «'', lloborl C. Ailillns.' frcO minor's CCIlHI rule Nil. mm. mill Thanking ynu in niillclpiillnii fori Itnliori ilno, (mo iiilnw's rorlIflcnto Nn. .1711111. ynur ninny favors, we ivioaiii pes-icel No Trouble or Expense Spared to Make Guests Comfortable. Strictly First-Class and Charges Moderate. Best Brands Liquers and Cigars. - - Good Stabling. fully yours, II. WOOD .V Co. lireeliwnnil, llmiiuliiry deck,11. ('. Vernon Private College, VERNON. B, C. 1' AUKII'.N Ml.Vl.K, IVlMII'AI.. SKNil KOH I1HWW Tls, MJ NINO NOTES, inn ml. nil bin aixiv ilnys from 1 In* .lut,* Iiei*.-..]-. inn|i|iii In tlio Onld Ciininil-wlniicr for a eorllll- nf liiiiiliii-i'iiii'iil-. I'm' III'' |inl|iisn nl nli 1' .1 ..r ' Ifllnliig a Crnwii grant ill Hi Anil fnillii I- lulu- mil in- Ilinl nilvorBC claims inll-l Is. ~iil In Hie Milling lei'iii'ili'l'. iiiiiI ilillnil nillltlli'ilieil before llie Isallnli f -.,,. -1, wrltllonlo nf linin-iiiiiiieiiif. llllli.il IW- Sib itiv nl Alllliisl, IStli. Gi-ESO. XS.. SE»ES.OXJIjE, DLACKSMITH AND WHEELVt/RIGIHT. HORSESKOEING AND GENERAL REPAIRING. Feed Stable Run in Connection With Hotel. Opposite Golden Gate Hotel, FAIRVIEW, B. C. GOLDEN GATE HOTEL c. o. FAIRVIEW, 11. 0, iHURSON, Prop, : FLOUR : k : Hutchison & Davidson, Proprietors. Flour and all kinds of Feed always In stock. Rolled Oats, Oatmeat, and Cornmeal. Fresh Eggs and Butter. All kinds of Foreign and Domestic Fruit In Season. A choice line of Confectionery, Biscuits, Tobaccos A Cigars. All kinds of Summer Drinks. Corner Barnard Avenue and Vance Street, VERNON, B. C. BOUNDARY HOTEL MIDWAY, KETTLE RIVER. First Class Arcoiiiinodiilion. Good Stabling, Terminus of KUge Line from Miircus, Washington, McAULEY & LUNDY, Proprietors. GOOD ACCOMMODATION - - GOOD STABLING Stopping Place for Stages to Penticton and Oro, Wash. Court of Revision and Appal, Hock Creek Division of lh l A. J. SPROLE'S EXPRESS STAGE LINE ,,,, , RJoctorilJ District of Yalo. I null, Mehlnney. Osoymts tiul*iiin ,,l Villi* district, rrovtiiccur Hriilsh (In. linulilii, Csusilii, Hili \o,,.,niicr. fHlir,. , . ... ,, ,, ,., lliwaii'i-iliiiii-i' ivltli llio provisions nftlm As- 'l'illl.ll.Sl|il.l;v.Ksi(.,.i.f. Sim.KV.H.C.A.VIi Homuidlll All, ('inn-Is (if Unvlai nl A|l|IOItl W. II. XlHthlS, Y,fti.. X. i'.. MllrVi.lV. H.C. . ivjll In-belli iisfnliinvs: lliaTl.l-.Ml-N. 1 Isig Iii liei-iliy give vim Al tbntiincnnyi-lil gltli-e, (lanyii ik, iiii Tiui-- linllco ..( my inlenHiHi In n-|ii,!y nl I'lic nexl j (liij, id. llOlll 'III,' (if Niiveliilicr, llllll al 111" nil (lug'if Hie Licensing I'mirl In lie lu'lil fur 11m ; tlus'ermiiijil iitli..*, M'uliiiiy, iiii lililuy. IIiii ililii i VV ill le.'lVe Ol'O 1.i..i|.,iirl1iiniif llr flsoyooK IHllsloll nf VuU-, 'Iny nf Xiimnlinr. IMIi. id llie Inm,' uf kIcki,, l>i*lrlcl,f<iriii.|.|iiMii,i In iriuicfer my lleeiisr llie I'lireniwu. I e '1iewile"llli|lliir 1iy relnll fnnn nivnllll'C Isigucill V, McQOWAN, tin miiv iii'i'inlscs Itere. Until sltiinii. 1n ennn.i| 'Ittd ;o of tlio Court nf Hevi-lun nml Ai'iunl HJrKlieic.i aforcinlil. Ynur- rcs'icctftilly, | Giivcriitnonl OfHoo, Osoyoos, It. c, IJl'llll C,j.JJBJtO.N, I ''li VnvwiiliiT. ISI.-I. CrOING SOUTH will leave Penticton 7 a, nil, every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, arriving at Fairview 1 p. m„ and Oro, Washington, the same evening GOIWG SroXH,1rXX. Washington, 7 a. .il, Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, reaching Fairview at 11 a. m„ connecting \vith SS. Aberdeen iind S, & O, antl C. P, Railways. A J. Sprole, Prop, The Kettle River Stage lie Running over the MAIL ROUTE Between GRAND FORKS and PENTICTCN Leaves Penticton on Thursdays at 6 a. m., arriving at Grand FokB on Fridays, at 6 p. m. Leaves Qrgnd Forks, on Tuesdays at 6 a.m., arriving at Penticton on Wecifiesdsys at 6 p. m. FADES AND EXPRESS CHARGES REASONABLE. M, MII'M'-B, - Prop,, . Grarid Forks, B. C KI A BBC'S HORKT HOTBIi. LUMBY, Ii. O, I'll'iiU-P-llil* AeeuimriO'-itl'lou for Oueste, Good Hunting find Fishing Btoges to Vernon and Blue Springs. Xio-u-iis BQ[ox!>a>n.d, Prop,
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Title | The Advance |
Publisher | Fairview: Stuart & Norris |
Date Issued | 1895-11-18 |
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Language | English |
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Date Available | 2016-02-02 |
Provider | Vancouver : University of British Columbia Library |
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DOI | 10.14288/1.0309104 |
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