Vol. I, No. 13. FAIRVIEW, BRITISH COLUMBIA, THURSDAY, JULY 19, I SGI. $2.00 per Year. w T We always have on hand a well selected stock of the following goods. Boots k tag, is 3, 0, iltilOliSlitliilV.iilttlVlV' H'' Hi *'''•*'' *'' ',T* *7> *■'* *'' *!* * *'* *''*'' S'> 'A*r»*i>'j*'.v ft *,v..v•.wc,<!> ft.V^Yi?,V,7V~/i~'i\?i~ftyi?VS~ft-ftVt\'ft 5'' '1> 9 9 HA I I \1. -ft *o> .,'/ 'ft Hi '!■> V> -ft DISTRICT NOTES. —•— Rain badly needed ; heat awful Daily trains are runnning over thi 8. k 0. 'Iv ti <i> Ha 'lv • Hi, W. T. Thompson 1 -By i , Sj^I lor the east on Saturday, 'PR llflPPuflllT &.'• Their Excellencies, Lord and Lad Ji 111 lliUl JiiUiill *R ! Aberdeen, will vi.-.ii tlie Okanagan din isi'ini'iil. of their utility, The points claimed in their favor nre that they render the building fire-proof, that they cosl no more than rustic or shingling, thai they can he pul on by any ordinary mechanic, and that they ron- Mr. Morden has a goo; crop on the , ,, ', .,,. . , , ,. . h ' tier the building warm in winter and commonage divide. „,, , ., .,, , j coiil in siiiumer, I hill there will be a Judge Spiuks left lusl Friday to hold |,„„| mtl.i,.{ f()1, n,,.,,, ,y|,.s is ,,„,. County Court in Nicola, fidenlly expected, bill the pi mtei's Mrs, II. (I. Midler, of Vernon, lefl ■w DEALER IN ALL AT TilB LOWEST CASH PRICES. W.T. SHATFORD Fairview and Vernon, J»J lug October, ^ A freo ferry over IheThoinpsnn river -ft has boen running al ICamluops during $ Groceries, Dry Goods, Gents' Furnishings, Hats and Caps "'if '"'!'''"'"""• 'li ° ' §tj Hon. (mills Miijorlbiinks leaves, & Ready and Custom Made Clothing' #? "'""■">' l''"' l'-»alund, where ho will HA " At PENTICTON HOTEL J. THURBER, Prop. $ Pleasantly Situated at tho Foot of Okanagan Lake, f Stage Connection with SS. Aberdeen to Fairview, Osoyoos and all points in Washington, All arrangements made for providing Guides and Outfits for Hunting Parties. fiood Boating and Fishing. Row Boats and Sail Yachts for Hire. LEQUIEEEJ BROS. & CO. XCX3X. OWHA. Dry Goods, Groceries, Ready-Made Clothing, Hardware, Etc,, Etc. Orders from the Lower Okanagan will receive prompt attention, Pricks Reasonable. JJ Boots and Shoes rugs and Stationery ra Hardware Stores, Tinware, HA if, Agricultural Implements, Miners' Supplies of All Kinds. 3JI A Plll,,ic ™metery is neodc tin -ft v;> Okiinngiii) Mission valley, The ipies- pass the winter, Sevornl bush fires have lately started in the Mission valley, bul no damage has In on dune so far, « 1 Viv § A Specialty Made of Direct Importations of Scotch Goods, § 9 9 # 9 T Y 9 I Sit . T. Thompson, r.A.KK'VXES'W, E. c. at fr HA HA j $ 4 Lion of purchasing-public hind fur I his purpose will have to he faced al Vernon also, 11 costs a mail ffjO to linve n lijrlli day at Boundnry crek, If any die ehaco wishes to celebrate in thai section and desires fuller information on the subjccl lie can gel il in the Copper camp, The crops in the While valley hit, generally speaking, better than those in the resl of tho Okiiiiiignn and Spal- liiincliecn, Tliesnme niny bo said for Kettle river, where the high water has are sensible enough to acknowledge beforehand thai tlie freight rates over Hi- B.kO. and 0, l\ il. will render any effort to |iu ll tin Ir Ini ilness beyond iii" dislricl Impossible, Flower pots, drain pipes and olhor urtlcles will ii Nt, he mail ii of the same clay, > •< Grand Prairie Prattle. lI'V.H'l Olll'OWl I'la-|"illili'llt,l KETTLE RlVEll, July 10, There is not, as far ns mi limbed aiiiounl nf Infortnalioii extends anything of importance l" chronicle iiii:-- week, The llh of July races were or were uol a success, ju.-.l according to Ihe varying ideas of the spectators, bul one thing is certain, Jupiter Pluvius, for n short spurt, made the I'astesl run mi record- in Ibis part of the world anyhow ; hut mi nccounl "f the inlensc excitement, Ihe great disappoiiitinenl and the dainpeiieil spirits of the mnjorily, v. ho lie,I staked Iheir jiile on the I'niiinus Sol, the clerk of lin course und committee of spoils decided Lo adjourn fhe remainder of Ihe |irogriiinnie until )0 o'clock of the following day. Al the appointed time on Hi" next day, from one to two hundred people lined Ihe track, and I will say, thai from all I lib-irrigated a large extent to n nicety, ran learn to tlie eontrary, Ibey lefl as StH& sj> «» *'> .v .'> HaHAHAHA ili*HiHi£niv"' Hi H* *"'''', *I* *'* *■'■'*'' *'•' w> ft <i? ftViJ-ft 'ft ft ft ft <?. ft ft-iv.v /..-i- ft iivv;w;«;mw; wi»'ft-ft■;;> v;f A MACDONALD, BARRISTER, Omois, Baknard Avenue. VERNON, 11. C!. liffiiMlltlliiiliifiiii J SMITH & CLERIN, Props. Miuiufiicturei's of Sashes, Doors, Mouldings, Turnings, etc., etc. All kinds of Factory Work kept iu stock and made to order. The best of material used. Coast cedar worked Into furnishings a specialty. Write for prices and discounts. All kinds of lumber, laths and shingles kept in stock. Sawmill on Okanagan Lake, handy to shipment, Sash and door factory on 0. P. Itailway at Vernon, mm mm m %iiS'ilW|l'i!|i.i!la. ails'tla'tl '/'!■ ati!!* *li'nl» ■ffimA* m ffi'Wiii ill ite ill sin 4 ilHlt il" 91* ItflPSli . E. MATHESON MERCHANT TAILOR Stock pptuplete. Extra good quality ai|ij value in all the latest patterns for. QOOHRANE & BILLINGS, BARRISTERS, SOLICITORS AND NOTARIES PUBLIC. Olilco: Cftlmoro's, Block, Barnard Avontie, VERNON, ■ li. II. W, M, COCHRANE, - FnKD.BH.UNOB D F. BOYCE, Physician and Surgeon. KELOWNA. II. ('. it!44!4ij4i!4ij4i!4J!^!ti!> i'> **> i'' w ft'.»^v /.v <i><i><i?'vjv"i;;v*t-;»>;>"jj?lJiv' & at Hi. R. N. TAYLOR, I THE BEIMT! HA «'* .',> ■'ft at Mr, T. j'l'K. Lanibly has for some time past been under the weather, Tho causa of tho malady nii^'iii have been disappointment al not being nominated liv the delegates al Vernon as the Opposition candidate, but we think not, iind glad aro wu to state that he is ft WI getting belter, m MJ Mr. MeNair's residence at Vernon '' for which Mr. II. li. Bell has the con (By Exam.) "V eruon v 'ft ..r. Hi 'K>> A Full Line, of English, Canadian ft y,f and'Aiiiurlciiii Hi HA "' V PATENT JlEDICiNES, tract, is being pushed lo completion. The former delay in the work was caused by n carload of lumber ready for shipment lieing burnt in tbe lire which occurred at the Royal City Planing Mills, New Westminster, Though crops on the majority of tlie XM F, CAMERON VV. VjV CONTRACTOR and BLILDER, I ^ 'VKIIXON, B.C. \(ft Plans k speciliiiu linns tui'liialioil nn appl SusIicb, Hon nnil Sliillljlos kopt i- MUGS AMD CHEMICALS, ^| ',l'1"'11 llU"is '" ,i"' M'SS"'" V'''"'''V '"' Hi fancy and medicinal soaps, S. \pow ,hh ym' f'"' "',""! "'! I''''i",' '".!iil & rERFUMERY, BRUSHES, $«"»<"»' then, are good, the best being And nil Requisites for tho ToUot and H, Sick Room ft T' E.CROWELL, T1IONSON ST., VKllNOH, CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER Office and Store Fittings n Specialty. ippllcntlon. {y, Ordcwbj-Mallr ilvo careful Alton- ft n "stock, -<\i t|on and Quick Illsimtcli, -;£ A B. I tacles a j_T \V. RAYMER, ' C0NTBACT0H and BUILDER, KELOWNA, II. ('. Plans nnil Spcclflcallotis iironared nnil est! mates furiiishoiton nil kiiii),'iof Ijitjliuiigs, ? H. LATIMER, VKUXO 1, 11. (', DOMINION AND PROVINCIAL IiEt3£n.ciL Surveyor. Mom. Amor, Soojrrlg, Engs, J. A.CnavKl.i., C.E., I'.L.S. ,1. I'. Bl'llXVKAT, C.1C, P.L.S. COHYELL & BUMYEAT, Civil -:- Engineers. PROVINCIAL LAND SURVEYORS AND DRAUGHTSMEN. All kinds of Engineering nml Survoy Work, wilt Plans and Estimates in any part of the Provlnoo, promptly attoiulod to Agonts; I(enl XJ^.-t.f't'tt.^ ami TVXi.^t.ir.- ■ VKKNOK, KaiiivIKW AXli BOUNDABY CllKEK, W. W. GIBBS. Assay i:r, Boundary Falls, Sinn los liy Mall will rooolvo prompt nttontlon § Suits and Handsome Stripe Trouserings. % Excellent Trimmings, Good Fit and Good Workmanship, I can give Satisfaction, A Trial Will Convince, BARNARD AVENUE. VERNON, B. C. BOUNDARY CITY SAW MILL Rough and Dressed Lumber Constantly on hand at Reasonable Prices. T.eqtilM. «So Xfo-wcx'm, JPi-oiii-iotors. Assoc. Mem, Can. Soc, C. E, PROVINCIAL LAND SURVEYOR AND DRAUGHTSMAN. Surveys of Every Description In thp Lower Country Immediately Attended to. Address; BOUNDARY CITY. B. C. Hyndford Hotel. SITUATED Twelve MilisSouth ot Ilie Fnir- view Minos, on the hunk ol —; OSOYOOS LAKE ;— Noted lor Us E^ianory nnil Hunting. MRS. I'l. .1. POWIIINQ, 9 9 MA -ft A]/ .1. ACICXT Kill B. LAURENCE'S those put in nway high up in the mountains hy the American families who look up pre-emptions last full and this spring above the Postill und McKay ranges. Tlicro is a certain wise iiiiin not far from Ilie .Mis.ainii valley wbn is of Ihe opinion Ihal all mining operations are Ri/fifllSWfl'i ${, I illegal, that mining leads to gambling U ; ..',i.,k.ul'l1 /IV , ,. , i • , i i " u V> land vice ol every sort, kind and des- f<iliHiHAntHAHAnAH' H'H'H* * eriptioi) ami nothing else, and loudly ?J><I7V17^I7?J?V1?V*i?VKV;WI?,>i?^i7 asserts thai line in the world has | ever paid. If thissiiuie individual evei FAIRVIEW HOIJltel^?™^ lis liiiblo tu havo his opinions allured (Noxt to Air, Kllio'i';,.-.;ii!f,i JOHN MOFFAT, PROP. EXCELLENT BOARD GOOD STABLING Horses and Buggies for Hire. W. C. POUND, TAXIDERMIST. BIRDS, ANIMALS AND FISH MOUNTED IN APPROPRIATE STYLES, Native Birds and Heads Kept lor Snlo, Oiders by mail rooolvo prompt utteiition, Moulding lluulsa Specialty, VERNON, B.C. F. II, JACQUES, Waiches, Clocks and Jewelry. Spectacles and Silverware, REPAIRING A SPECIALTY. VERNON, II. ('. AV. DALRYMPLE, CVeiat?:E.-cil ISl.tmjKiftiii.i.i.'fclu. PAIRVIEW, 11. ('. All Kinds of Repairing, Horseshoeing a Specialty. II. SCHULTZ, General Blacksmith, VERNON, 11, (', and bis oyo^ opened, ll, is strange Unit in these hard times, when everyone more or less feels tbe financial depression. Ilia! taxes, usually one of the most dreaded expenditures, should he flowing into the Government coffers ni Vernon as never before, True sixfy-cighl more iiiiines are on Ihe assessment roll, bul lliis does uol nccounl for the fact, nml Ilie only conclusion In lie arrived nl is thai Ibis is n favored portion of the province in whicli \va 'ive, County Court will nl. List be held this fall where il should have been hi Id regularly fur years pusl a sitting nl Midway having Inn li llxed fur October 20. This is owing in Ihe appropriation lately made by the Dominion Govern- menl for tlie salary of n separate county cinirl judge I'm' ICootenny, which was volcd over n month ago. No judge has yet been appointed lie tlml comity, hul Judge Spiuks will led linlil I'liunlv cniifl again in ii - limits, It is generally believed that .Mr. Spraggo will gel the appointment, as he has a political "pull," A new iudustry, which promises I" develop Into nn Important 1 luerti. live business, is In he stiirteil iii Vernon by Alderman Meyer and n local company, Mr. .Meyer resided many yours in Japan, where all Ihe houses are walled over with tyles In make them lire-proof, the same material being also universally used lor ihe roofs. Pur Ibe past eighteen months Mia Meyer has been experimenting wilh clays to he found near Vernon, in order to iind the necessary ingredients [or the manufacture of the right kind of iirliele, nnd has succeeded al last in his efforts,all ihe necessary material lieing obtainable neap ilie town, The tyle%, so far inude hy hand, ure l';i>i' class ip quality, ami' the company lately formed intend, m manufacture on a larger scale and build a house in the town Wlllcll will be roofed anil van lied uilh lliciii as n standingudvert- ijnieklj nnil as orderly as they came vide, police report, il is an ill wind thill blows no one any good, nml Ihu wind Ihal blew mi tiie fourth of July around the hotels ni' Grand Fruiriu inn..! Inn, Iind a silver linim.;. As an instance, the cook al McLaren Bros.' hotel mid me that, allhoiigh they had laid in an ex till large .supply ol' provisions for lin' Hli. Ine hotel was swept clear nf every tiling iu Ihe edible lima There were two tails here, to celebrate either lis races or ihe lib, but which is hardly clear to mc, one on ihe llh nl Mr. Wiseman'.'- hotel, und ill" iitheron the day following nl McLaren Bros.' hnlel, both of which, I believe, were an immense success, Ni::,io, •— Ir 9 -, Tlie Bullot-Proof Cuirass. Herr Dow has certainly the courage of his convictions ami a firm belief in ihe bullet-resisting powers nf his won- i derfiil ( uiriiss, I'm- en Monday he submitted In lin' extreme tesl which lie was dissuaded from undergoing on ih" previous Wednesday, .ami was fired al poinl blank by ; xpert marksman, The I rial look place on Ihe stage of the Alhambru Theatre, London, and was witnessed by a large and enthusiastic audience. Many military men uttend- i il. Tim weapon used was Ihe Leo- Metfoitl, belonging in Captain .1. Dut. Ion Hunt, ono of Ih" committee of experts who attest! d ihe earliesl I rials of Hie cuirass iu this country on Wednesday. Captain lliml wusagaiu prcsenl and he I:'uded bis rilli ihe same which was employed mi tlie Iirsl occasion, to Mr, ('. !''. Lowe, Queen's Prizeman, Westminster Rilles, who himself undertook He last of loading ll"' (ire- arm will! cordil ' ammunition, The demeanor "I' Herr I1""' encouraged eonlldeiice, He una perlcelly cool .ami collected, and Hi" preliminaries of llr- ingat a lo,;;' lo prove ihe penetrating power of Hie rule having been gmm Lhrough I" Hn' complete satisfaction of Ilie audience, lie look his stand I'm ing Captain Leon .Marlin, nl the dislaucu of nlioul twelve yards, Upon In- breast he wore hi- cuirass or I hick pad, which v, holly "neieii hi.- dress aliirl front. A i'ow iif hrighl hiillous gleiuned In the coniro, ami '-third froin ihe liol.. loin of Hn- pad were ulllxed two i aid-, «iiii ie,l hall' -I'M ., Captain Martin aimed ahoul an inch below one of Ihe Lulls, and I here H a few minutes of hienllilesii bii pnlise, :'i lui lied ui|lj' by a woman's hysterical laugh, Then Hie, loud reporl was lieuiil, ami I hose win, wufched the cuirass narrowly lhrough opera-glasses delected ii tremolo slightly ns ii recelvi d ihe imparl of the bullet, hul Ihe Inventor never winced or gave Ihe I'a in tesl indication Ihal lie had received ,a menial or physical shock, He quickly detached Hie cuirass and pointed old Ihal Hie inner white side was nol perforated, Again he protected himself with it, and once more Mr, Lowe retailed Hie rifle- care fully and bunded il buck I" Hie marksman, whu stood upon a platform ex- tendlng from Hie stage into ihe auditorium. Another iniiincnl of breathless suspense, and Ihe second report rang mil wilh precisely similar results, The eill'd waa liierreil as Hie ol her card had been, alia Hie outer covering of ilea i nirttss appeared torn, revealing nine lighter-colored Bluffing, but Hero Dowe was uiilto iinhurl ami unmoved, The lest of firing al llieliursc wiihlho cuirass hung I" Its aide, ns on Wednos. day, was repented, The animal kicked, loosened the straps and tossed off Ihe cuirass ,-ift it |l had received the bullet, but the horse wm; perfectly unharmed. It now only remains lor Ihe inventor In pliiar the cuirass al the disposal of ihe authorities far nu exhaustive trial of its adaptability lo naval or military use. )mr.. THE ADVANCE. STUARTS ' gititj ■ Published w., •„:. al ;'.ii' i. '•>. I'a.ni. am. In'. Sula'ai-ii'!..,,' -'". ■'. ■-la ' per mm a.a , [n .uli.iii'aa',;a,if yearl) or tmlf-yeai-Iy ul the nil! ion of ih' iiii, I'iiifl'. Advcrtl ia: :;■'. - rani on application. Though Ilie columns of Tin; Ahvaxce mv iv..,. ■ open aa- a.,' discussion ol maiiii- ul ',, ibii'c lutercfil aa,: Importance, ive lo'nol nee- e u ,., dorse nn) of the opinion^ i xtin^'sod. . ,:;. polldl a. a ..i ;i a. . a. : ...a. ..ni not bo published Till RSDAY, JULY 11), ISM. ;!,.;! a liHginuing has been made, now '.a.,, the loloni.ea are alive io ihe iln- meiisureahle imp irtauce of tiecoinplisli- hig a co lerciu) union within the Umpire, il is impossible to doubt thai the propaganda will steadily gain iu strength ami momentum until the goal of preferential trade is reached. Montreal Gazette, Japan is liable to gel ini a trouble over the Corean affair if .die persists in refusing to withdraiy her troops from that country, as il gives Hussia a cause for complaint and Interference, It is under.-,, ,.„! the offer made I" Japan by Great Britain in arbitrate tlie affair will likely be entertained, W. R MEGAW, VERNON, B, C, General Merchant. -,ii:;es! and be- • fifteenth, tl.e ,, ? , ,, ■ It is generally conceded ii.nl. tin the lael li.ai i ., ; .,,,,, , -greal si lake which tllt'eulOllcd I' I spread over and paralyze tra.h After ilie Iii-I o Iwei'ii Ihal ami | exact dale lanlli present, uwing U ihe day of publication i,,„y l« changed ." mil mail facilltiou,etc, thisi ; , .,, . i ,■ , i . mm iriiiighoiil Ihe greater pert ol I In paper will be published al Midway, Boundary creek. Killle rlvor. W v. ill endeavor, if possible, mil i" i a ■ pilbllcalinu al nil, and in liny ''.!;•' Iiol more than one Issue, li Isa mullet' of pegri'l i" a ■ t(iu| ','•" are obliged lo leave pairvi, IV, lull ,is both Ihe mining mid tigrlpnllural dnvolopinonl of Ihe f(| in,, Kiver district show much greater signs of activity than in ihe Lower Okanagan, il appears evident to ourselves, ns In any other resident of Ibis section, thai Ihis paper can he pf more value I" both Ihe local and outside public if published in Kettlo River. Dur suliscribersand advertisers will certainly gain by Ihe change, Wc lake Ibis opportunity of asserting Ihal ,ve have by no means lost faith either In Camp Falrviow or the district immediately tributary m i,. When landowners in this section divide up their properties anil settlement is cm air iiged, nnd wheii the mines are winked on a more extensive scale and in u moro practical nimuier, ITairview will undoubtedly again possess its own 1( cnl paper. »- • ^ Now that county court Is lo beheld at Kettle river, the appointment of a Bepuriitedeputy registrar for Ihal section is highly necessary, Unless such un appointment is made, the mere holding of court il Boundary creel. jviil be of no benelil tu the people pf Dial scctjpn, as under existing circuni- Btulices all Ihe necessary papers will have lo he iiinde out at Osoyoos. This is equivalent to forcing ihe Kettle River people lo travel forty miles (in some cases fifty) to transact I heir legal business, which prevents ninny from making any use of Ihe county court at all. The name of Mr. W. (I. .Me.Mynn. the mining recorder for Ihe Kettle river division, has often been mentioned in connection wilh the uppolut- nient of a separate registrar oi' the comity court, and the ADVANCE is pleased in heartily endorse public opinion in Ihis matter. As a reliable Iind efficient official .Mr. McMynn is entitled to Ihe ap.ppialmeul when it is [tiudc, . t -. When the Hon. K. G. Vernon observed al Ihe meeting nt Boundary Falls, now thai Ihe lower country possessed a paper he was certain that its intorests would he better brought to light, ha spoke the truth, the whole truth and nothing but, the truth, and did not iiii'iui, ii,' dan. In say, tocusj any reflection on our contemporary to the no,Ih. Mr. Vernon's remarks refeired In Ihe fill ure. Being right on ihe ground I lie Advance will surely Le in a position to become acquainted wilh the needs ami requirements of Ihis section, nnd will not be in, any way backward in bringing them to th. notice of ihe authorities and the general public. Jinny questions of vital Importance lo the welfare of Ibis community will receive Ihe attention of Ihis paper in Ihe near future, >V» (her two hundred and fifty names h.i\e been added lo Ihe voters'llsl for this riding recently, and yet already complaints are being heard from parlies claiming, for sonic reason or other, iheii names have not been registered. If such is Hie case il, is » greal pily, seeing ihal ihe Provincial lists will Le recognized and made use of In the Do minion elections. It may in some run's he Ihe faiill of ihe oilieials, bid, in the innjorily of cases Wc believe Ihe fault cm be traced to tho Individuals themselves, for some men are bo Indifferent In those mailers that nothing lull an ctrlhquuke would shake I ham up sufficiently lo realize Ihe Importance of being a registered voter. y *..—-— European ana Othor News. The voice of Greater Britain, when it speaks with inie tongue, cannot be un. heeded by thestatesinen of the Mother Country, and by the sympathy already manifested by I he sister colonics is fall of eiicoliragenieni. |.;i those who hope that ere tlie conference concludes a common stnndlug ground may he reached upon which lo promote the splendid conception of preferential commerce within Ihe Umpire, Onep the bond of sentiment and patriotism which binds Ilie members of the Umpire is ('cnicnli'd hv siibslanliiil Interests of trade, the, strength, the progress, the prosperity and Ihe greittllOBB iif Britain wifl enhance to u degree iiilhori.o onilrVuiiied of. lu point of population, wcJillh, resources and in- felligence no other eoniiii'itiity of people, no alliance of alien tail inns, could begin fo cope with the British Empire knit by ties of loyalty, kinship and punimerelnl splf-lnterest, ll may take time In realize Ihe scheme, but now si -. ha- virtually received Its death blow, ai Hi, man are now endeavoring In come lo up understanding wilh Ihe railway companies, Truffle is being gradually resumed iiii all 111,' lines. The American yuchi Vigilant which so proudly upheld Ihe honor of America lusl fall, whe.il she defeated the Hughs! ..(-lit Vnlkyri, has hud lo lower liar colore before the Prince of Wales' yacht Britannia, having failed in the races which have been Inking place on the Clydo to capture a single race out of the six so far run, ►-»<.- CORIiFSPONDUNCE. Poi.i.inu Station Changed. To Ihe editor of Tun Advance : Sib—Can you assign any reason or give an explanation as In the necessity of changing, jusl al I he last minute, the polling station at Fairview. Did the Government have anything I" do ffith il? Were they afraid Ihal the majority of voles polled would he cast for the Opposition? The polling place 1 noticed was advertised iuthe papers to be at the Blue House. Aftqrlramplug several miles owing lo the fad that my ciiyuso got away from me, just at, the moment when most needed, it was, to say the least, very annoying and somewhat exasperating to Iind, after arriving at Hoi supposed place of polling, you have to start up and tramp In the hot sun, climbing a mile furl her up thy hill at Fairview. In the upper town, liveroiie knows whal Ihal moans, For my pari I could not see any sense or reason in il. If you can, .Mr. Editor, ivill you be kind enough lu »ny il it. is legal to change the polling station without due nol ice being given of such change? and whether, as a consequence, il will invalidate Ihe election? Thanking you for your valuable space, i remain yours obliged, . Wll.MlY C'ni;, [Thereason assigned by Ihe presiding officer far the change iniide in the polling station was that il, was necessary lo do so, owing io Ihe fact that at pri-spnt Ihe Blue House is not being occupied, and, therefoiii, could not be made use of. Notice of such change was posted on lin- Blue House on Monday, The Government had nothing whatever to do wilh the mutter, und as far as we are able lo Iind out by a perusal of Ihe Election Regulations Act. it will not affect the result of the election.—Ed.] Ir- #-. Camp McKinney. IFi'oiu our oivn correspondent.) Camp McKinney, July 18,—The dropping of the stamps can be heard coVi- ■ iii'iially, and Ihis is the music tl|ut dolights the minor's eur. Several men are al, work sinking a shaft on the recent strike made at the back of the mill on theCaribuocompany's properly. The ore is of a very rich character. Several gangs of men are busily engaged '.'lining largo quantities ,;f wood lor use iu the mill, Mr. Sidley is helping to advance Ihe nioresi uf the camp by clearing out a road lo the Anarchist mine. Every week Mr. Cosous, representing W. Slllltford iV, Co, Fairview, pays Ihe onm)i n visit iu ii business capacity und duesu thriving Guile. Tlie new road to Camp McKinney bus jusl crossed Ilie divide, Ihe Iirsl work on the eusi side of the summit having ii i done yesterday. For some time past parties have reported tlie end of Hie road within live miles of Cllllip McKinney, but us il is well known Hie summit is jusl six miles from Ihe eniiiii there need be no more mistakes made us lo distance. Tlio Cozy Shaving Parlor VERNON, IK'. The Gilmore block, Opposite tiie Post Office. llal'l.nilias' mill Cliilili'iai's liuii'-cultilig nnil and Bhanipoolng n specialty, E, QOODMURPHY, Prop, Cr. A.wk1a.Ta.ar xiouc^eill, GENERAL MERCHANT BOUNDARY FALLS. A full SI i"I of Dry Goods, Qrooorlos, nml MINERS'SUPPLIES (AM. : AT ' i.nwKsT ; I'llieiiS.) FOR SALE. mmon ShingleMaehiQe Capacity, 20,000 per day, Self-Feeder, willi Joinler aud Packer complete, Terms reasonable, Apply Advance P^eiob or MARK llil.l., 0ican.vo.vn P. 0, A Carload of Waggons, Binders, Mowers, Rakes and I Irijls just arrived. Cheap for Cash. Full Lines of Dry Goods, Groceries, Boots and Shoes, Hardware and Clothing on Hand. Concord Harness and Stock Saddles Kept in Stock or Made to Order, Ostlers ■'SV11X BecoiT-o Prompt Attentia.. ILEY <Ss DONALD, Dealers and Importers of All Kinds of Farm Implements, Buggies, Etc., Etc. Wai-ehouse: SEIQr.O'Wra.A., B. O. VERNON HOTEL VERNON, il. C, A First-Class Hotish in Every Respect. VICTORIA HOTEL VERNON, B, C, Free Bus to all Trains McAuley & Grant, Sealed Liquors a Specialty THOMAS ELLIOT General Merchant FAIRVIEW, B. C. Tie Pioneer Store of tie Camp, Always on hand a full supply of Groceries, Dry Goods and, Staples of every description, and at prices to suit the tinies. Xhqtdst as 1,Ix© IiO'vires'fc. BAN ^MONTREAL CAPITAL (all paid up) $12,000,000. REST 6,000,000. SIR DONALD A. SMITH, Pros. HON. GEO. B. DRUMMOND, Viee-Pres E. S. CLOUSTON, Gknehal Manager SAVIITGS BRANCH. RATE OF INTEREST AT PRESENT 31 PER CENT. BULLION AND GOLD DUST HANDLED. Branches jn London, Eng., New York and Chicago,, and in all the principal cities inCnn'iidii. Buy and Sell Sterling Exchange aiid CableTransfers, (.rant commercial and travelling credits .ifyajlatile ih any partof the world. Drafts Issued. Collections Made to all Points. MUNCHES IN BHITI8B, COIUMBIA I VANCOUVER - - NEW WESTMINSTER. VICTORIA - - - : NELSON Vernon Branch, G. A. HENDERSON, Acting Manager, Wulffsohn & Bewicke, (LIMITED) BANKERS $ $ & ONLY WHITE HELP EMPLOYED. UAliiiY McINTOSH, PnoimttTOfi. BOUNDARY FALLS HOTEL. Centrally Looated In the Boundary Croek Mining Camps. BEST OK LIQUORS AND CIGARS. pHAROES MODERATE. Milling Alan Personally Conducted to Any of tlie (jumps, or lliii'scs Furnlahod. THOMAS. J. HARDY, PROP. Kelowna Livery State, LEFEVRE& LOUQHEED.PropB, GOOD HORSES First-Class Bigs Always on Hand. GOOD - SADDLE - HORSES TouuibtsDiiivrx Round thi: Countuy, KNIGHT&COT Purveyors of Meats POULTRY PORK 8AU8AQKH, IIIIAII ('IIKIOSK PI0KI.SU PORK Pltl.MK CORNED HKKI'' I'llKSII MUTTON, PORK ami HKKI'' IUi.UK MADE HAMS, liACON, LAUD ANJI BOLOGNAS, Always nu hand, Orders solloltoil nml promptly ui tended to, Wholesale and. Retail, KNIGHT & CO. - - Vernon B. C. 10 ing mi ENDERBY, 15. 0. Pioneer Roller Mill of tho Province ri PREMIER T. I Famous 4&m Bran Js Will Feed Always pn Hand. V/rlte for Quotations. A.X-X 3BCKI3S GENERAL STORE ROOK 011EEK, Miners Supplies and Chinese tloods, PROPRIETORS, l'TUST-CLASS IN HVERV nCSI'KCl'. CIIAIIOUS MODERAre PENTICTON il, Ite1 Estate, Insurance k General Agts, BACKERS AND CORRESPONDENTS KOU Livery, Feed & Sale :-; STABLES. :-: Good Double nml .Single Rigs always on Hire, Also Ladies' and Gents' Saddle Horses, I lunl ing Partios Supplied With Puck 'Outfits, We shall shortly open a branch ut Okanagan Falls to connect with the new steamer when running;, J. R, BROWN SCO., I'noi'niF/rims, GRAND PRAIRIE HOIEL GRAND PRAIRIE, KETTLE RIVER. liuuil Slock of Liquors and Cigars , . . '. Good Stabling. I'RIOKS REASONABLE. MCLAREN BROS., PROPRIETORS. BLACKSMITH SHOP IN CONNECTION. suites Leave every Monday and Wednesday for Maroafli Wash. HOCK CREEK HOTEL . . . mouth op rook creek, 1''i»st-ci.as8 Accommodation cor Quests, GOOD STABLING WKxci'lliuil milling Oil Kottlo ltlvcr.j» ENDERBY HOTEL II. W. WltlllllT, i'lioc, :-: ENDERBY, B.C. :-; Livery In Connection, Elrst-i'liisD tiaouuiiiuliition for Commercial Travellers, lluniiii;.' und Hulling In iiluiiidiiui'e through this 'Hal rial. Puck Hoi'sca nnd (luldea furnlnhed to Sporti men on shortest notice, Bank of British Columbia Agents for Sale of Lots on the Aberdeen and Lyons Estates; WULFFSOHN&BEWICKE, Ltd., Pjook House, Bii.utkr Street, London, England, VANCOUVER, B.' 0. 'and VERNON, B. C. JOHANN WULFFSOHN, Managing Director. Vernon Branch, G. A. Hankey, Manager., The Yemen Livery Feed and Sale Stalk Having, taken over the stahles of Gallagher k Stevenson, nnd thoroughly ovei;. hutilcl nnd refitted the premises, 1 uin prepared to meet the demands of the uiihllc I have on hand a complete stock of new rigs, (double and single) for public use, and also a good lot of well broken carriage und saddle horses. Tourists desiring to see the country would do well' ^o calk Good Single Drivers, Good Saddle Horses, Ladies' gentle double and single drivers and saddle horses. Horses boarded by the week or month (box stulls if desired). Horses broken to harness, and horses nnd cattle sold on commission, Dealer in hay nnd grain, wholesale and retnilj Corner Of Mission and Ti-ouson Strneta °W0^^&^' W. GARDNER, Proprietor. „ Note.- This sliihlo will hn r,uu strictly tlrst-chra In ovcry particular. My driyora nf" all froo, ana genua disposition, and Uio most durable stock'the market can produce, Spoolal attention. to Iranslonl trade and to boarders, ' ' «-« a ii ].!n,is 0f heavy tiftming promptly attended to. if Golden Gate Hotel. FAIRVIEW, B. C. F. R. KLINE, Proprietor, Gilbert's Resort. OKANAGAN LANDINO, HUNTING, FISHING, BOATING, TllOUlieillllA' CllMl'illtTAllLH. - I'li'sl-chms- LIQUORS and CIGARS. X.T7IU: ICTF7J3 GENERAL STORE ROOK OIUCM. Minora1 SupplltH. AIho Chinese (lootls. GOQD ACCOMMODATION - - ^lOOD STABLINQ Stopping Place for Stages to Penticton and Oro, Wash. NIQHOLLES & RENOUF, L'td -V±o*o*-±n, B. O. AGBICIILTUHAL I1IJIIIE1T, SOLK AOKNTS FOR Brantford § Binders i an<i, f Mowers TIIK BEST IN THE MARLKT. A Full Line of Waggons, Trucks, Ploughs, Harrows &c, &c. WAHMHOUSE AT VEItNON. G.. 3P. Costerton, ^SLg;exi.t;.j LOCAL ITEMS. —»— Tin; poll closed here yesterday with the result that out of twenty-two votes polled Mr. Vernon received 111 and Mr. /.ll'.aliain 0. Mr. G. E. Vernon, nephew of tlie Hon. P. G. Vernon, passed through (Camp on Saturday and is staying at Hyndford for the present. Mr. Thos. Elliot acted as returning officer here yesterday, and the polling took place at his store instead of at the Blue House, as was at first intended. Mr, Jenkins, the expert that has been examining some of tbe claims here, left on Friday for Boundary Creek, and intends looking thoroughly pver the mines in that section and jthen returning lo this place, The will of the lute Duncan Mo- Intyre, millionaire, has been Died, He li_ ves his entire fortune to bis widow, at tier death to be divided among the family, He leaves nothing lo churi- pius. This gentleman wns one of the largest shareholders in the Strathyre Mining Co. here. Mr. S. Mangolt part proprietor of the Morning Slur inine here, left a few days ago for New York and other points east via Sfhjway and Spokane, with the intention, jt js understood, of seeing what can be done in the matter .of providing machinery for the working of the mines in which he is interested, or of placing the same, upon the market, Mr. H. P, Palmerston, of Midway, passed through cuinp on Friday last on his way north, and it is understood he jnteuds inquiring thoroughly into the flatter of freight rates from points on the coast to Penticton, comparing them with existing rates on the roads to the south of us, preparatory to bringing in a large amount of freight for his store at Midway. Captain T. D. Shorts came to camp pn Saturday, staying only long enough jto deliver the ballot boxes to the returning officer, and then proceeded to Osoyoos, Rock Creek, Boundary Creek and Kettle River on the same errand. As the captain is a man of great pene- ffutipn, especially in matters pertaining to " mineralogy," no doubt his stock of knowledge will be highly in- fU'tjlssa, Ojj a result of his trip through fills portion of tl|,e ridhig, Mr. Franz, formerly of this camp, returned on business a few days ago. He is now located just across the line, and has, since leaving here, purchased an interest, in a mine on Little JJjiuiit Chepaca, and reports ore being mined, packed and shipped to Tncqjiia, Tlie pre is |)rst taken to Virginia City on jvaggons, thence by steamer tu Wen- fttchoe, and on by the Great Northern to its destination the freight on which is eight dollars per ton and smelting charges twelve dollars per ton, but according to assays this ore can stand heavy freights and smelting charges, as it runs from 1(X) to 500 ounces in silver to the ton; it also parries a fair Quantity of gold. One picked specimen of this rock assayed over 5,000 ounces in silver to the ton. M-l .—. A Fun-Loving Grizzly. On Friday last a stranger culled ut Fairview, and his travel-staii)ed appearance, combined witli the fact that he carried a roll of blankets upon his shoulder, denoted clearly that he belonged to the large army of the unemployed who arc at tlie present ti|iie moving from point to point seeking, and often times in vein, for work. Having satisfied himself that times were more lively in tlie direction of Camp McKiuuey than they are at present at Fairview, he started on his journey, and toward experiences he little dreamed of when leaving. Having pussei} the night by Hie roadside, Saturday found him still trudging to- ward Gamp McKinney, About two miles from the camp he came suddenly Upon a large grizzly bear, which had boen obscured frpiu yicw by a sharp i turn in tlio road. He immediately stopped, expecting the hear would do likewise, or else change it course, but this was not bruin's Intention, for lie kept coming toward the man, seemingly perfectly indifferent to his presence, By this time the bear was quite close, so considering iliserplion. t|ie better part of valor, down went the blankets and up went the man, for fortunately two small trees stood by the road side, apparently set. there for the occasion, and time did nut count in this ascension. Having gained a point pf advantage, the man's attention was soon drawn to what was going on be- jow, for tlie bear, having taken possession of the bundle of blankets, was now thorpjighly enjoying himself, ptriking it first with one paw and then with the other, tossing it into the air, rolling over and over it, and performing all other kinds uf antics, with an pccasional pause to take a look ut the man in tlie tree, Tims they were found by Mr, Jas, White, who hup, pencil nlong on his way to Fairview. Again brtiin very nearly succeeded in getting a human being to play with, for owing to tho sudden turn in the I'oud, us before stated, nml tlie foot that Mr. White's horse was going ut a good pace he came within about thirty yards of the hear, and his horse turning quickly nearly threw him to the ground. Having no fire arms lie too was obliged to become a silent witness of the scene. However, after a little the bear tired of bis fun and quietly and leisurely strolled away. Descending io terra iiruia. the man thanked Mr. While for bis timely appearance, and observed that, although le i Id climb pretty well be did nol appreciate tiie roosting! business. Mr. White, iii relating the facts, observed that by the way tlie bear handled the roll of blankets be must at some time have been an eye witness to a game of golf on tbe hillsides nt Fairview, or peradvonture lie hud been an onlooker ut the last cricket mutch played at Penticton. ►-»-.—i—• Tho Elections. Returns to band show that the Government will be sustained, and will have a good working majority, It is well known the Island stood solid, giving fourteen members to the Government, also Cariboo two. The lower Mainland elected eight members to the Opposition, and Ilie election since held for which returns have so far been received give the following results: North and West Vale has given one, in the north riding to the Government, Mr, Mart)n, and the west riding one to the Opposition, Mr, Seinlin; East and West Lillooet returns, in the former, Mr, Prentice for tlie Opposition, in the latter it is generally supposed Mi'. Smith (Government) will be re-elected, but so far the returns have not come to hand. The people of East, Kootepny have elected, by a good majority, Colonel Raker, Provincial Secretary, their former representative. Thus it will be seen that the Government have won eighteen seats as against ten for the Opposition, with West Lillooet doubtful. This makes a total in all pf twenty-nine, leaving only four more to be heard from. These are, north and soiilh ridings of West Kootenay, the east riding of Yale and Cussiar. In tlie former the elections were to take place on the 10th and 17th, in this riding on the 18th and Cassiar, owing to its isolated position, will not bo heard from till some time in September. Tlie four last ridings will probably furnish two members for the Government and two for tlie Opposition. ►-♦-.—.—• DISTRICT NOTES. Aim KSs? :j,s* _!«■'',,,.'>■,. '■ ; ...a-- f>iy. MANAGING BEtlj, Mr. C. de B. Green is at present engaged surveying Mr. Sidley's meadow near Camp McKinney. This meadow is for sale and should be a paying investment for any one taking hold of it. Mr. James Haddigan, while working on his hydraulic claim at the mouth of Rock Creek, about a week ago, received a sunstroke, but we are pleased to say he is now getting better and will soon lie at work again. The work on tl)p west end of tbe waggon road running over Boundary mountain, and under tho foremanship ofMr.P McCallum,isprogrossingfavolubly, Jt is completed nearly to Kerr Bros.' ranch at present, anil will soon reach Boundary Falls. Already the owners of the Cariboo mine in pomp .McKinney are trying to make arrangements for the shipping of concentrates lo Penticton and I hence to Tacoina. By the time the waggon road reaches the camp they will have quite a large stock of them on hand. Mr. Gillespie has thrown in his lot with tlie settlers on Aniircliist Moun. tain, having recently recorded a preemption there, This gentleman comes from Washington, and has brought an unusually line lot of horses with him besides other necessary farming stock, Mr, W, W. Gibbs of Boundary Falls, is kept constantly busy assaying, twenty samples of ore having been brought to the office in one day this week. This gives some idea of the mining activity in the immediate neighborhood, Another new strike lias been made on Boundary Mountain, near Hie Sky- lai'S camp, by men employed by Cup- tain Adams. This is good news, us every mineral claim located, providing it is good, means added wealth to the community. The wingdam at the head of the Laura Hydraulic Co.'s claim at the mouth of Rock creek wns washed out by the flood, which will necessilule two months' work lo replace before things can bo got into working order again, This claim has been worked for a number of years and a largo amount of gold taken pt|t of It. Mr. Harlan wns unfortunate enough to have a break down on his arnistre a few days ago, breaking the main shaft, However, while repairs were progressing a clean-up was made from the rock crushed, and although tl|e exact amount is not at present known, it is understood that the nmulgtun would indicate exceedingly good returns, . On Saturday afternoon last the residents near Judge Spiuks were thrown Into a great stale ot commotion when, what was considered a smoke consequent on the clearing up of tbe grounds in front of bis house, turned out to be a fire of rather alarming proportions, As soon ns the gravity of the situation wns understood Aider- man Meyer and others in the immediate neighborhood hurried to the scene, and with the assistance of a large crowd of willing workers who were soon gathered together, managed to keep the lire confined lo (lie grounds und away from Die residence. About one hundred feet of sidewalk, wilh the fence and nearly all the trees in the grounds were burnt, whicli will have the effect of detracting from the beauty of the premises, but fortunate was It that the residence was not, destroyed, or Ibe City of Ver i would have lost one of its best architectural ornaments, and this soon after having been completed and occupied, THE CREAMERY SECRETARY. II" la tho rlvot A rou iuMVhtch a Iluttor Factory Ufivolves. Tlio reasons multiply for the seli-ction of it conservative and thoroughly prao- Heal inaii for the euro of any public institution or association. I believe that the successful creamery secretaries of Iowa are those who hold responsible po- titionsyear after year, and have developed biifiness talent in other occupations and the creameries get Hie benefit Df it, Tho systems of management of creamories aro almost as punioroue as Ihe creameries themselves. With the Interlaclngs of authority common i \ such cilia s there is no dearth of inaiia.i; ■ went, whatever may be said of the qui • it v. BiKinis at the very best urn ti j wii'ldy, and except iu the capacity of n ilttors of accounts are likely to rcqu' f too much time for uctioa, especially , \ emergencies, As a rule singleness of managemoi i is better than plurality. Granted a r< .-.- Bonnlile efficient secretary, the business is safer in bis hands tliuu when nbs". lutely dependent upon a board tor ('• management. The keeping of the boo. 'I the necessary payment for milk *: cream und the euro of tho shipping 11 counts are his part in any case, and . there is added the consignment of good: and the purchase of supplies tlio strong probability is that tho creamery will k tho gainer thereby, Tho experiment is usually tried at th( outset of keeping too meager a set v. books. I havo gone on from a limitet outfit at tlio beginning to a complete so' of double entry, showing every transaction of the creamery, and the balance o every account of patrons and cqniniissiot firms at every entry, and I would, no stop short of this on any considerate): likely to be held out. The possibility e, mistakes makes such a plan of hookkei ■• ing thoroughly desirable. This is c J cially true of co-operative creamer 1 In these every stockholder is u partn " Each one in entitled to an exact and i i tailed account of tho bnpiness. Tlioo hopo of continued satisfaction on his puf lies In making everything plain to him Generally speaking, tho greater tin amount of knowledge concerning flu creamery management, tlio more certain it is that ho will be satisfied aud assist b satisfying others. Upon examination it will bo found that most of tho hurtful things saiJ about il creamery contain simply enough of truth upon whicli to hang that whicli is untrue and damaging in character, It is a case where "a littio knowledge is a dangerous thing." A check given by the secretary should be prima facia evidence of tho whole transaction, ft should contain the date to which payment is made, the gros'l amount of milk, tho average test for the period of payment, the pounds of butter fat, the price per pound of tho butter and tho amount deducted from thu whole sum to the sinking fund. Thy amount reinsuring to he paid should follow as a matter of course, But tho hi ( plan is to have all the foregoing inform.t tion extended uppn a stub to be retail;,. by tho patron, the cheek proper containing simply tho features of a couuni , cheek directing tho payment duo ti- • patron. Misunderstandings arise from pntr'\, of rival creameries comparing checks u ' dor tho present various methods, Th, checks do not show till the facts and m; therefore incapable of fair comparison Coucenluiout of facts from those to whon it is due never contributes to good wil or success of any business. It is doubt fill if any class of men ou earth arc mors at the mercy of those with whom they deal than t'uoso who aro stockholders 11 our co-operative creameries, What with, the almost absolute ignorance of th,- conimat'cialatandingcf the city firms Olid the guileless gr,aco of thatenerg'.tic army of good fellows who by rail ami road curt nnd bicycle scour the country, it is nc wonder the unsophisticated creamery- man can do nothing hut deliver tho goods. A completo shipping book should con- tuiu blanks for date of shipment, the consignee, the gross weight, the number of tubs, amount of draft made, date of receipt at destination, net weight there, price paid, average price per tub, gross proceeds an 1 net proceeds. Butter worked on a horizontal worker will weigh boavily. Tho reason is that tho butter is worked drier. This bears npon tho "holding out,"—Address of I. W. Edson, Reported in Creamery Journal. Hairy anil CtRnniory. Pasteurizing apparatus for dairies aim creameries is now niado in Germany nnd shipped to this country, But it need not bo. Let some of the dairy chemists at our agricultural stations take the mutter in hand and invent u pasteurizing apparatus of their own. It was an agricultural experiment station professor that gave the world the Babcook milk nml cremn test. That Is what these stations ore for—to find new aud belter ways of doing things for the farmer, live stock breeder and dairyman, Two hundred ine.ii cannot run a creamery successfully when they all want to be boss und not one of them knows anything about the creamery business, The late secretary of agriculture, Jere- leiali Rusk, had he remained in office, would next have taken up, in the interests of American dairymen and creiiiu- eryiuen, Ihe especial investigation of oleomargarine manufacture. One milkman who doos not deliver milk on Sunday says he carries Saturday evening's milk around late on Saturday night for his customers'Sunday use, while tiie Sunday night's milk ho delivers on Monday morning, Both creameries and private dairymen should pay more atlenlion to the development, of a cream t rude, There arc great possibilities in it, An Article Tlmt U1 liuely n. It Foreoasts For tint Si'amhi. The honey market is pr Hy bare of supplies uwing to the unfavorable seasons two years In succession of loo much rain ami too much drougat alternating. Far this reason it will pay bee Lienors to pay strict attention to the care of the liitlu workers us there will he u demand for theprodiiot. A writer in fhe American lice Journal SttJ'S! 1 stnrtud iast spring with thirtoen colonies of hybrid bees, ono being qiieenlcss. f increased them to eighteen, and got about BOil pounds of comb honey in one■ pound see tions, 1 use V-shaped startera four inches wide at the top, and two inches long. In thu center uf the sections I fasten them hi with a hand made ina- chine. I niiulo tt seclion-press or mu- chine with winch 1 use u treadle. As soon as a section is doubled it is pressed together. I can fold and press about I fifteen to the minute. It is on the priii i ciplo of the old sash saw. 1 use section \ cases made of one half inch boards, holding fourteen sections to the caso, two cases filling one Laiigstrotl) hive. 1 use a wood -shit honey board with four openings fo;' the bees to pass up through, I scarcely ever have any pollen ill the sections. I dou'thuvo any "young swarms," I manage to have empty comb's lo start on in thu beginning of the swarming boosou, and when my first swarm comes oil, 1 put it ou empty enuiba with two or three frames out of the hive whose colony just Swarmed, 1 then put it on the stand of the old hive, with partly idled sections, and then remove to a new hive. Iu 1") minutes they nre at work nicely, as the bees in the field come in loaded with honey, they nre inclined to puss on up to the sections to unload before tlioy do much below, and hb 1 get all the working force iu the now hive, them are bees enough to carry on all the work above and in the brood chamber. Now if tho flow of iieclar continues good, in six to 10 days the sections aro finished, ready to take off, or tier up and havo theiii finished on top of '2V empty sections. Now for tho old colony: If I have any weak colony I set this old hive on it, closing it uji so tho bees have to pass out through the hive of thu weak col pny; in a short time another swarm comes off. I still havo empty combs, so I go to tho hive I have on top of tin weak colony, take out about three frames, still partly filled with brood (seeing they huyo no queen cells!, put them in with tho old combs, aud putting on the partly filled sections the same as on No 1, When I have no more weak colonics I tier up old brood chambers after swarming, and when anew swarm comes after this, I smoke down all the young hutched bees in tho top hive, remove all queen-cells, and put this on the old stand, as in the beginning. Now, in a few days the bottom brood-clminber, Into which i drove the bees from tho top brood-chamber, is ready for sections, I go to one of the strongest, colonies, take oil one set of partly-Idled sections, and put on this doubled up colony, and they will tiil it full lu a short time, if the How continues. 1 will say that when you put the first old brood-chamber on u weak colony, it is generally best to kill tlie old queen in the weak one, and rear a new or young queen from a cell in the one put on top, which g"!i. rally is of the best stock, us the best build up earliest aud swarm first and ure the best to gather honey. Now for the result ol tliissysttmof management: 1 have neighbor bee-keepers woo go on iu the "good old way of our fathers," and 1 think I can safely say I produce from twice to three times the amount of honey they do, and 1 sell my honey in my home market for twenty cents per pound, while they sell what little they happen to have at about ten to fifteen cents, and it is dear at that. I generally sell to one or two grocery men furnishing a nice show case about three by four feet, with a glass in front, where customers can see it from tho outside, but cannot handle and disfigure the houoy. Sheltering fl'iiln Drafts, Ample protection from cold winds is absolutely necessary, Every animal is more or less liable to contract cold ii unduly exposed, Damp doors and openings in ih" walls are cgnslant sources ol colds and diseases. The suuo result.- aro often brought about by overheatiu; causa 1 by animals huddling together. To obviate tlieso eli'ects divide barm- ami sheds into apartments and stalls It is necessary that hogs and sheep be divided into Binull lots, and allowed more room than is usually allotted to them. Where convenient heavy block of wood, rails or thick boards may b, placed at short intervals on the floor of the shod where a better system of stalls has not been provided. Don't lot them "pile up." Comfort is the require incut of all animal's welfare, as it is also the test of profit to the owner,— Farmer. C. F. COSTERTON VERNON, 11. ('. Estates nf (I. (J. Mackiiy&Co, Anglo-Columbian Co., L'td. Yorkshire Guarantee und Securities Corporation, Niebolles k Hellollf, L'td. Sun Life Assurance Co, of Canada, The Royal Insurance Co, of North America, London k Lancashire Eire Insurance Co, London Guarantee k Accident Insurance Co. General Real Estate & Financial Agt. NOTARY PUBLIC, Alexander Muir, ACCOUNTANT AND GENERAL AGENT Barnard Avo., P.O.DoxOl, Vernon, II. r. Books Posted, Audited ami Squarotl Op, Proper utlonlioii glvon to smaller linns. Firo, Lifeuml Accidonl Inmu'uiicoo.uo eted, —*.— Provincial Building & Lean Assoc, (Iiicoi'poi'ntod) Of Toronto, Ont. Is open to loan money for the purpose of building in and around Vernon. No delay where security is good. Apply ALEXANDER MUIR, SlCCY.-T'llKAS. AND AQENT. MINERAL ACT, oyo Sore 'I't'iiIn. The Practical Dairyman Bays; "As the cows graze in partially wooded pas lures they frequently lacerate their udders and teats In climbing over logs and brush. A Born on a cow's teat from this cause or from a tear on a barbed wire fence, will frequently persist for a long time, aggravated as it is by daily milking, The vicious habit of kicking in cows very often bus its Initial point in a sore tint with which the milker is not Careful. The best way is to lieu' these ugly lacerations up ns quickly ns possible Wash the sore once or twice daily with warm water, and then rub into it an ointment made of oiie-fnurth horacic acid mixed thoroughly with three fourths vaseline or lard, This will keep the sore antiseptic, or free from infective matter, and assist it to a speedy healing." Live Stock Nuiiu. Detusk the boar. Pigs improve by exercise. Keep the horse's feet clean. Clover is the best of pig feed. Educate a heifer into cow habits. An excited cow will hold up lior milk. The carp is pronounced a destructive fish. Horns are going—presage of an age of pence. It is not necessary to be a hog in order to raise swine. An animal that has plenty of salt will never overeat, The iio«i Litter, Sawdust is the best litter for cow stables, but it should be of hard wood, and not pine. It is very absorbent, nml a liule of it sprinkledoveralloor recent' ly cleaned freshens and purities the stable. A. D. W0RGAN, Portrait & Landscape Photographer VERNON, B,0. VIEWS OF THE DISTRICT FOR SALE. C. W, HOIiLLM Portrait and Landscape Photographer VERNON, B. C, CANN & CO. Stationers &c. —Dcalors in— PIANOS, OEMS, MUSIC, ETC. VERNON, B, O, JTOJQ GMBXS Wash House HOT and COLD BATHS. FAIRVIEW C. MAIR, KELOWNA, B. 0. General Dealer iu Dry Goods, Groceries, Boots and Shoes, Clothing: and Provisions. ParUoulnr attention pnlrt to orders from the JJlJilNG CAMPS of the Lower Country, Prices Reasonable, MARTIN BROS. LEADING UOI/8K FOK Hardware, Stove, Tinware, Pants, Oils and Glass. Vernon Private College. VERNON, B. C. F, Adrien Meyer, Principal, SEND TOR PROSPECTUS, VERNON Notice of Application f&i' Certificate uf Jd> provements, Smugolkk MinkoalOlabt. TAI'I' KOTICK thai I.Thomiui EHIol, ft-ce utftier's' ri'ii.i'.iir Ho. 52,£15, Intend, sixty days from the doto liorcof, to apply t" LheUold CommiBHtoner for a certificate of Improvements, for tho purpose of obtaining u Crown Grant »f tho above claim. Ami further take notice Hint adverse claims must besent to the Mining Recorder, and action commenced before the Issuance o{ sucltcerUlt* cati; of ImprovomonU. Dated this ItJtb day of May, 1801. QOYKUNMUNT OFFICE, Osoyoos. MINERAL ACT, 1891. Certificate of Improvements. ♦ NOTICE, Mabel Mineral claim, Sltuivto in tho ICottlo River Mining Division o( Viilr l.iiiul l)isiiiai; located on tlio Summit botwocn Roiinilary ami fourth of July Ci'ivlei, in While's C'aiii|i, TAKE NOTICE thai I, John Douglas, free minor's cortlflcale No,,.. 0,intend, sixty da; - from the date hereof, In unnly tn the Bold Commissioner lor acorliflcate of Improvements, for Iho [impose of obtaining u Crown Grant uf Uio aliovo claim. And further lukc notice, that adverse claims musl bo .-".ail to ilia (ii'lil Cuiiiiiii' Inner anil aetlon commenced boforo the isstiaii'a of such certificate of imiirovoiucnui. Dated this second day July, Ml. MINERAL ACT, 1891. - ^. - Certif^ate Of Improvements, NOTICE. New York Mineral Claim, Situate In the [Cottle Uivcr Mining Division of Yale Land Distriet; localod on the Summit between Houndary and Fourth of July Crooks, in Atwood's Mining Camp. TAKK NOTIUK that I, John Douglas, freo minor's ccrlllk-uio iVo. tflHUutend, sixty dnysfi i IbodaLo hereof to apply to tho Gold I'liiumMoiHT for aecrtiiicateof Improvements. Tor the purpose of obtaining a Crown Grant of tho above claim, And further take notice. jJuij advorse claims musl be Mint to the Gold ComniisBlonor and action commenced before tho Issuance of such certillcate of tmprovemonia. Dated this second day of July, 1891, H. C. COOPER MANUFACTURER OK Harness and Saddlery VERNON, li. C FOR SALE 160 Acres of Land. All Meadow. BETWEEN Sixtynnd Sovcnty Acres Cleared nml Drained. Six miles from Camp McKinney. One Mile from waggon road, Apply ADVANCE (II'TU'E. For Sale or Rent. Two Story blacksmith's Shop and ootnulcla set uf luiili (now): also Block ul coal nnil iron. On half-aero lui ul .Benvoulin, Apply ll NICHOLSON, FOR SALE IN THE REST LOCALITY ON THU VER 1 NON Townsllo, n few aero anil hnlf-aei'O hits, ollhor for building or gardening, Apply in ihl-cilice or to 1?, ADRIAN MEYER, Yr.iiMiN. 11,0, Flour and Chopped Fqed Dollvorod ul KeliAviui Wharf al Reasonable, Prices. Wrltofor Prices in ,1. T, I i.i VI US, Okanagan Mission, NOTICE. N0TICK is IlKKKIiV GIVEN thai !!. I\ Palmerston has Hied with mo tho iioccssarj papers and made application forn Crown Grant for tho " Lasl Cliance1 Minora! Claim, situated m t'aii'viow, In tho District of Vale, Adverse u.ahmints lit any) musl tile their, claims wiih mo within sixty itiui duyjt of thoj date of tiltsn ■ iv. vkd Nonius, ioi ■ inuienl Agent, NO Toy GOOD BREAD And CONFECTIONERY ,T. A. MOM 11 Proprietor, FOR SALE. FEED, OATH, HA V AND POTATOES, Will bo dollvorod nl Okanagan h'nlls us so e new Hlennii'i' runs on Dog Luke, ,1. Ill TrllKSON, Viaixux. NIITli a : 'j . IV GIVro mu i . ; lOtWi . tltll I,,.. || ,;, 1)1 —a I COI ■ al. All ill I tS of the lali rn ... |»i a ami accounts cot looted by , , I.OYI -JONES, I'll a ti.. li, M . 30, STAGE LINE, Qsoyoos, Rock Orwk, Botintliiry Creek mi'! Grand Prairie Currying PaBsongors unit Express, (KlINtl WK.-T ! Loaves Grand Pniirie (North Fork, via Mo- Luri'iiVl mi Wudnosday morning, arriving nl Osoyoos Thursday evening. tilllNU HAST Loaves Osoyoos Friday morning, arriving al iiraml I'i'iiiliu Saturday ovoulng, Comity Court Notice. NOTICE is hereby glvon Ihat a silting uf Ihe County Court of Yalo will he held ut; Osoyoos nu W'.'iliiivlii.v. 18th Soptontbor, 1591, ut Ilie hour of II uVliii'k In the fiii'oniion. Hy command, O. A, R, LAMBLY, aovornnicnl Offlco,Osoyoos, lt.l'.C, iulh .liiiua nu, THE DEADWOOD CAMP. Immense Bodies ol High and Low Grade Copper Sulphide Oic Carrying Gold in Hv ',. ,, .... ami eij.nl per cent cupper. II is one ol Varying Quantities. , . , , , . , 'I'li,'11, ■■..'■ il ' nip lien Iwo mrtn ,he c'1""" laU'') ! "",l "r B'! half !„■!., ■>,-i ill |!oiiii.],iry creek, "mn'eand h being slradil) developed, hedhy ih" a"."' tra ut '''"' '"'" illw'™>*s '" "dinisa '.a a 5£=3?-tsmm wm mu line. and is i leads I" ('"pi'. !■ camp, ll wn Iirsl si uck ill IS1H l|) Messrs. W. Met'or- lllick, Tlioiusoll, In.lain. (iilll)B llllll greater depth n, reached, The Hrooklyii lias on a parallel vein ti, the ivosl of the forniei' claims meti- |.;,,.,i. Tnii.ial, not, perhaps, i tt|l}. tinned, nnd is owned hy J. Taylor, G. exl iisiveussonieof • camps'. | "''nihergor, S. Mangoll nnd others. il iseertninh one of i.osl inlerehi' There arc a coup I' cross-cuts on ll j,,., i„,,,,„.,,. |i„ ,.,,.„i ,,r th ■• ;!'"' aj'f"ul «haff, showing up nnorc Inja- ia .,,;„,' nf llie el; I, fail ill' '""^ ''*" ' >" l''"1 I" Width Wit!] a well easily lu iu. The Iirsl claim reached dcllned fool wall, on ascending Copper creek is thed real ' Tl"' '""'l!l «'«■'' '■■ H"' properly "I Ui.pw located in ISC I"' .1. I', liar •'<«*"'«• Ocnzlernnd Gilihs.and Is Ihe Ian, which lies al ui h :,"a mile to tin ""'"ll '"-1"" ' ""' B'wklyn. II nui'lh ,; tl, rrceli ll has a vcrv b"«'in open rut lll'ty o, a 25- jjlrong vein, which has hecn traced ui- < shaft and a I'Moot drift. Th v \^ ^ ii,,,,l tin i mil,' length of the claim, "SW!1 S,w B°!l1 'l!:'! :- I"'1' ceutcop- Die ore being oxidized to a depth of I"'1'' I'uitherdevolo] nlwill shortly froinsis lo ten feet, nnd therefore free- '" ''"" 'I!'nl- The lied HI ml is owned also hy .Messrs. (jihha iiiiil Dcirzlci', und lies on : ia i i nil! l"'l .a,'an the Sli'lliwilliler GS-«.'.X1>Tt3- SO-0TH will leave Penticton " a. m, every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, arriving at Fairview i p.m., and Oro, VVashingtoj), ihe same evening. will leave Oro, \Vashingtorj, 7 a. in., Mondays, Wednesdays unci Fridays, reaching Fairview at 11 a, 111., connecting with SS, Aberdeen, a.iid S. & 0. and C. P, Railways. Aaron Johnson, Prop. Pi milling "ii the surface. This runs all Ih,' way from ,vj!, tn iJIUOhi gold, The width of the vein is mil known. One 15-f .sl.ali has been sunk .ami the ! :""1 lil'""k!.v"- 11 him Iwo shafts, ten rest of the developinenl consists of surface work done for Ihe purpose of taking mil ore for tliu nrriistru which and l'"iii lei e feel, "li u small four-fool vein of copper sulphide ore sluiilur I" thai in tho rosl of the cilinp, Assays Mr, Harlan lias pul upon Copper creek ! "r lhis l!llliln &*,' "!' I" tt!l gold, *» ll iind is working to perfection, It eon- $10 silver nnil 3) per conl copper, Sists of a tub ten feel in diameter, In A" «'.' s mentioned so fur won which the ore ia ground by four large '"I;"1'1''1 ]" m stones (drags), These aru drawn round hy ;i sweep propelled by a large vertical wnterwheol, the water being taken pul in ii ditch higher up the creek, The oi,' is taken out of tlie inine ill a waggon, dropped through the chute into Ihe tub und the water does the I'li,. Jloiitezuniii |h ihe north ex- lensioit of the Sloniwindpi', and was located lasf siiininer by Messrs. Humphrey und ICeiglitluy, when an ore body sinillnr to that of the latter was struck, which is now being opened up. real, ll is u simple and inexpensive way nf handling such ores, as no wage bill has lo ha inel and no expensive machinery is rep,iiired, ll is nol necessary to have a clean-up for two or three weeks, when Ihe false stone bottom i the lull is taken up, in the ('revises,if which quicksilver is iilnced lo butch Ih" gold, and Ua' nninlguni is Dun east-uf Ihe latter clain m The War Hagle was located in 18IIJ by Messrs, Johnson and Denzler, This clahn is v, hat is iocully known as a mineral ranch, every stake being in mineral. The nre prospects well in !;,ilil iill over, Developinenl work consists of ai'vi;!',al eros's-ciils ti|id Iv," shafts, then run through a retort, Considering Ihe quality of ilia roi k now being other vein, Is the Monarch, located Insl siiniuier under the new a;'! by Messrs, On Ihis crushed a very good. I'll -up can he I Humphrey ami lieightl f-xpectt-il. claim several open cross-cuts have Th" Sunset was loctiled by Messrs. .1.,' » niade from T;"i lo Inn feet, nil in Bust, S. T. Kee f Spokane, nnd \V. Iire' Tl"' «'idlh uf the ledge lias nol vol been uscei'luined. The Quid Drop lies north of Ibe Mon- \V. Gibbs, in ISIII. ami ia owned by the same parties. 'I'li,' walls of Ibe vain are fin feet apart, ibe hanging lyalll'!'*!! and joins the Hnowshn, i the being Jjlinytssltj! rqckniid thii foot wall Wl'st' M Isownetibj Mia .lose],!, Heth porphyry. The claim is a nml ,,f and is f the lending properties in J <L*f V. \1j VERNON, B.C. OI'I'OSIT'l'ITO RAILWAY DEPOT. XX. a. BX XT Xj, X. 13 3t, 1?j-f>iiJ.-ieti.r. BEST OF WINES, LIQUORS AND CMS. GOOD STABLING. TERMS - FROM $1.00 - PER - DAY - UPWARDS. KANAG.AN £>AW MILL Kelowna, B. C. mineral, into whicli a limni'l has boon driven 125 feel from the surface. Tina,' are four open cuts showing the width of Ihe ledge. Tin' "i'i' is a copper sulphide lying in ipiai l'/. ami iron running from ,$[1 to IJ10 gold ami averaging ten per eeiil copper. All of Ibe decoitt- ib" caiiip. There hit Iwo distincl veins running through ii. one thirty fuel, tlie other sixty feel wide. Across I liese live IS-l'nol face open cuts have been made, The oro samples from 87 to $2(1 in gold. The Snowslioe i.-; uwued by Messrs, hosed siirfaci! ore |ians, This claim i Oibbs, Deiizlt,r and McDonald, ami was ranks see.inil lo u- iii Ibe lainip, ' '""' "r l1"' rl'',illl'i '"tl-'ly b.nntlcil by Mr. Immediately wijsLnn ,, parallel rein, lies, the Crown Silver, The ore body is fifty feci v,i,l,'ami of the same charae Tl|ol,l|ison. II, li"s east of Ibe (lolil Drop on a separate vein, fully 200 foot in width, which has been traced 1,000 lei' ns Ihe'Sunset. Comparatively lit- 1'L'"1 un tlll) ""I'focc, Tl re issindlur hie developinenl lias been done on it, '" character to thai of I he other claims, The Mother Lode is ow I by \V, |'inilsiiinplus $10 to $10 gold and eight McCormick, ,1. V. Ritchie, ('.I'l. II I"'1' l'1'"1 t-oppm' The develuiiiiieul Tho;.,ps',i' ami W. \V. (libbs. and lies V'lV'k consists of 300 feef of cross-cuts pn a pai'itlli'l vein lo I hai of iho Sunsel and io tlml "I' ihe Crown Silver, li has a ledge fully as wile as thai mi Ibe Sunsel lying between iwo v."II defined inula 12-fool shaft, Further deielop- melil is now being carried on. Tli" Haw Hide (old Crown Prince) is owned by McClilillis ,V Co,, and is Ihe lime and graiiilu wills. Developmenl | soittli extension of the Snowslioe, Th consists of ;i 2n-|oo, tunnel, three shiifls nml three open nils. The ore In uly lias been Lrucedon the surface for a length ol' 1,2110 feel, and runs the .same us thai of tin- Sunset. Like Mini properly, ii is a small lnouiiluin pf mineral Several locations are now being developed near lb" Ureal Hopes, .and on is IL the sunt!, of Copper n |< ;,!,■. ,|, Dlltlli '"'lw "I'l has a very pi isiug claim, Ihe liuck- hoi'ii. which bo located 1,-im fill and i busily opening up, The Deudwood camp will come lo the fronl when snili, nail capital is pu| ini" these claims lo handle lb,' im- ineiisc bodies of ore on an cxtciisii'e pile, *. .■ THE GREENWOOD CAMP. -^ jinniense Oodles of Copper Sulpiride Ore Carrying Gold From Ton to Sixty Dollars per Ton. 'I b" Greenwood rump lies due easl of IheCopper ami Deadwood and north of ih,- Skylark camps, al a dlslnnce ol lihoul lin- miles from lloiindiiry creek, ivhenco il Is reached by the old tin i u- wood trail, Th" Iirsl locations wore struck in 1801 by Misses, Denzler,Taylor, White ami Alw i. ll piny In, BUI ed up generally as consisting al' live iiiiiiu use parallel veins of copper sulphide ore carrying gold ic.io ton to sixty dollars per ton, ami copper from right, to ten per cent, The Iirsl locations made were the ICuob Hill, Old Ironsides, Sleiiiwiiider, Brooklyn ami Niirlh \'\:\\. The Knob Hill i.s eyyiicd by Messrs, While, Hotter, Siena,.; anil I'aiinei- ston, who also own ibe (ihl Iruiisides, its nortiiei'ii extension. ledge runs Ihe entire leugtji of the clahn ami varies From lifiy io one himdred feel in width. On il there ur,' Iwo small shafts ami a couidu pf cross-cuts, Tlie ore is of the same character us on lb;' oilier properlles, Among lin' iwnl l'.,eali"iis made may be mentioned tho Phoenix, which is a claim under the now net, lying i Ibe Sleiiiwiiider and Old ironsides, owned Iff T. McDonald, and another mi a cross vein between the Knob Hilt nnil the Waa Hagle. ll will li" seen from Ibe above Ihal lie Innlies in Ibis ctiinp have an enoi'inoiis surface showing, such as Is ehia,.-;, unknown m any mining region in ib,' S'orlliwest, Considerablecnpl- lal will be n quired '" handle Una,,, lail there is every prospecl of il being forthcoming when the district becomes heller opened up and known, The ores are all iiiallii,g pros and will havo lo lip shipped In II alai'liii. Thai limy will evunlually I" worked on a very extensive sciilc no ijtie who lias ever visited, l1".' ciinip can have ihe leusl doubt. ►»< Mr, W. IS. I'lllis. lai" of Ivnelon Falls, Oni., wlm, i.s iiiulor ciintrncl tvllli the corporation of Von in establish a iStyiiniTol mill in ihal town, and who is now iv,KJdenl there with his family, received last week llm plans and .spiri- liaalimis of the building, which have Ina ai drawn mil by Wm. and (1. (!. Ori'.ey, of Toronto, the largest builders of mill buildings in ('ana,la. The mill will be erected un, l",ls fi ami II, block 8(1, hnmedlately north of IL" jam factory, which have been given by the A Large Stock of All Kinds of Rough and Dressed Lumber, of Superior Quality, Thoroughly Seasoned, Constantly on 1 land. :Q.U.l Sf+.TUi.'H? a, SjaJOciaJafcy. C*i--raU-x-?-; l^-a.mr*xn.j*t.Xy Pillo.1. Lath, Shingles, Sash and Doors. Goods Delivered at Okanagan Falls at Reasonable Rates. LEON LEQUIME, Proprietor. ly CAMPBELL BROS" Imi'iiutkiis and M.ixiai'U'Ti'iiUH.s OK Ai.i, Kinds ok FURNITURE DpliolstGFOil Goods. Cafpeis, LiuOleiiiiiii, Oil Cloths, Table Covers, Curtains, Down Quilts, Window Singles, Baby Qapnages, k, to,, PICTURE FKAffliNG AND REPAIRING A SPECIALTY, W. J. ARM; VEBSfON, B.C. HAPWAi, TIN Al SWIAN, Stoves, Ranges and Heaters of all Kinds ii Agricultural Machinery O tf. ° h >- C °< rt V ■- J is — > 115 ^Sm^ ■> '/. n ,- O. tn *"' W rt () -ti <^ O z r ~ -a gl - r- IS, ffQ o1 0Q IS, P> r. IS, sv V 3 r rt 'J u 0 Rifles and Shot Guns, 'orce and Lift Pumps, Iron Piping S O r; n • *■" 0 O 2 W. I. ARMSTRONG. twi (TO (WI RT, (HI 5P fW (V? fK1 5? 5P 'id « 5? 5? 55X52 (Jf1 SP 5? G71 Nf) 15? GP Ri\ (?(1 "CO W R. 0CHSNER, PROPRIETOR. First Lapp Beep Brewery in B. C. 1 1 I 1 I m m w i ffl Keep Money in the Province by Patronizing1 Home Industry, ffl ifi m fa x ffl ffl W S Orders From All Parts Promptly Filled. f$ ffl ' ffl ffl ffl' w ffl. ffl ffl ffl ffl ffl mm®mmMm®mmm ;*» W. F. CAMERON Importer and Dealer in GENERAL MERCHANDISE CAMPBELL BIOS. fillld VERNON, B, C. El . 1" a:-': ' . . i...' . ■ ; HA . ; I? I m.m :, ! :'.ai''M'!"a-!-'-:^M"; I : ■ ■ a' a: a ...'I'.. HA DVVAY 'i:. Is. o £■ utm-o 1 :|', i\l '1- 'I'll ' 11 ; i- ■ !' ■' li lowiisile company. The work of clear On ibe Forpiei'claini there is an upon lug the (rrohiiil will be bej(iin at onci I'i'iiss-i'iil 130 'feet, ono ll-l'ool Blinft and also lb" hillldhlg by .Mr. T. K. | * and another eight fpel On the latter Oruwell, "'ho bus the c 'act, ills are one Ill-foot and two lb-foot Nhafls, thu inteittion to have ibe mill hi run- and oni! open eul of 150 feet all inure, nlng order ready to handle ibis year'! the walls'not yel. being located. On neither claim has Ilie width oi' tho ledge been discovered, 'Ibis is hardly credible, bin il is a tail nevertheless, The or" is a is'tipi'i',sulphide assaying jligll in gol(|, The ,Si"iiiwiii,!i,|' |u owned by Messrs Sebolield and llenzler, anil may be called Ihe hesl known and mosf ileiel- (ipe.l claim in the camp, It lies due north of the Knob Hill and old Ironsides a|id is Blipporcd Lobe mi Ibe same grain by between tlie 1st ami 15th ot' October, ll will be run by steam, but water power will later on l„' used in Ihe event of tlio cjty obtiiinliui;i system ofwiitiirwni'kj, ^n ''t'elric light plant, Incandescenl 9ystnni,500 lights will also li" |inl in by Mr. I'lllis. air. I'lllis will make a personal tour through the Lower Okunagan and Kettle river districts with a view to securing a fair sllilto of Ihe business, as soon as Ibe Iirsl sample ol Hour i.s turned mil, Railway, Mining and Agricultural j Centre of the Kettle River Country, 1 Lots on Easy Terms to Actual Residents. r'tll! PARTICULARS APPLY 'I'd I P. PALMBBSTON, Full Assortment of Groceries Always in Stock. Boots and Shoes. Hats and Caps, Dry Goods and Clothing. I A Large Variety ' ■ Opened j | Tackle, (Steele Pros. ,V Co. j fi A R D E N SEEDS (te'T & Cq Cash Discount, of 5 per cent, on Dry Goods and Men^ Furnishings. Order? Promptly Attended to. W. F, CAMERON, VERNON, H. 0, SK}Q3CiO"Wr3ilir^L n*. at at a* -ft W -ft -ft The GARDEN TOWN of U. C, and the natural Shipping and Distributing point for the famous v'< Olar.aiitj.Kfcgj'axa. Valley, This new town affords Ihe best and safest, invest- inenls In be found in British Columbia, Town Lots The yniillest size being 50x120 feet, with 100 feet avenues and 20 foet"^ lanes. Acre blocks from ,"i Acres upwards. Kim I'lllci'ih M'l'i.Y To DONALD & SUTHERLAND, ly At IH NTH, KELOWNA. BOUNDARY HOTEL UOUNOAItV CHEEK, KETTLE RIVER, First Class Accommodation. Good Stabling, Terinlmis of Stage Lbie from Marcus, Washington.' T. McAULEY : : - • Proprietor, ; ; .|.: I . i i. ..li5Wlflii.ii HA ** <* ill ,' I MIDWAY, Boundary Creek, W C ; 111 ,",'J.^.! av Ki .■! i.'|- ,l.:".|' . |- .,:|-.a ..I.i "J'.lijtl.' St.- 't'-v|i,:,|- L ,1 ;,(., ik ',|a^i.','.|>: ;,j;,a|i7.pKv|."i;|n-i'Ja;|.,';i.' :.|>.a5|i ■;!' ~,r irninvT;-]: ];7^i"n|^">p- fwi%1l5 w w'mifyrwvik FOR SALE. One Ion of Prime Macon Beans, Apply lo GEO, WfiELAN, Ok. Mission, J3. a. CA.iZGXX*X. &, CO. ArmstroiiR, B. C. Dry Goods, Groceries, Boots and Shoes, Etc. A urge list of farms for sale. Hotel Kaiemalka VERNON, B. C. THE LEADING HOTEL OF THE INTERIOR. Every Modern Convenience for Permanent and Trans* ient Guests, W, J. MEAKIN, Proprietor. (I'unnui'ly of tho Jloivlmiiltf' Exchange, Vuncouvor.) Z&ARE'S XXO^Sa* HOTEL, LUMBY, U, (J, First-Class Accommodation for Quests. Good Hunting ami Fishing. Singes to Vernon and Blue Springs. XjO-ulIs Mox'Wbaxei., Prop. f{ m
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Title | The Advance |
Publisher | Fairview: Stuart & Norris |
Date Issued | 1894-07-19 |
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DOI | 10.14288/1.0309122 |
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