THE ADVANCE. / "[V \T Vol. VI, No. 4. MIDWAY, BRITISH COLUMBIA, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1898. $2.00 per Year. D W. JAKES, M. 1)., 0, M. BY APPOINTMENT RESIDENT PHYSICIAN TO KETTLE RIVER DISTRICT. OFFICE : : : BOUNDARY FALLS. NERALD WILLIAMS, M. D., C M. VKItNON, 11. 0. Late ok St. Thomas Hospital, I..IMHIN, RNO. QR. OSBORNE MORRIS, Vernon, B. C. Graduate of McGill University. Late Physician and Surgeon Canadian Pacific Ry. Coroner for East Yale. T P. McLROD, Barrister, Solicitor, Etc. Anaciinda, D. 0, ALLAN MACDONALD, BARRISTER AND SOLICITOR Of the Supreme Court of B.C. NOTAKY PUBLIC, KTO. vwimin, n. u. I K.JOHNSON, Law and Coueotino Aqenoy. Conveyancer, Mineral Claims Bought and Sold. NotaryPublic. OllAND b*obks ■ • • • B. .'. pORBKS M. KERBY, P.L.S., A.M.C.S.O.B., ENGINEER AND S'IRVEYOR. Notary Puhlic. pHAS. E. COSTERTON, VUltNOX, 11. C Commission and Insurance Ag't NOTARY PUBLIC. JOHN A. CORYELL, A.M., H.C. A, Civil Enaineer, PROVINCIAL LAJJD , PURVEYOR AND DRAUGHTSMAN. Irrigation Projects, Engineering and Survey Work, with Plans antl Estimates tn any Portion of the Province Immediately Attended to. Raps and Plans of Any Portion or Osoyoos District and mining Camps of Kettle River lining Division. BOUNDARY FALLS, BIDWAY and VERNON. J. C. H-A.-A.S, MINING ENGINEER, GREENWaOD CITY, B. C. O. A. Qt'SSS, M. A. H. A. GUK38, M. A. GUESS BROS. Chemists ni Assayers Thoroughly fiiuiiliiir with Pairview uml Boundary Creok Mineral Properties. Proper- tics Examined, Assays autl Analyses, of Ores, fuels, Ktc. llinuaiv, n. o. GBBBNWOOD, n. 0. M. IIAUUSTT. II. T. I10I.C80N BOUNDARY OBKBK Engineering and Assaying Co. G-reeriwoott City, B. <*.' Assaying and Analyses of Ore Mines Examined and Reported on Tiioroiic'li ,\i.i|iiuhitiiin'i' with the Kottle Rlvor nml llouiuliirj. Cruel* Milling lllsl rlits. W. IUI.ltY.MPI.E t5r_*a.4aamX. Xt±0.43iMtmaaa±tita PAIRVIEW, B. (i. All Kinds of Repairing. Horseshoeing a Specialty. J. W. GJEED, V/ATCHMAKER and JEWELLER MIDWAY, B. C. Fine Watch Repairing' a Specialty. All Work Warranted, nil-*... GROCERIES. Large Shipments Arriving Weekly. Wc luiy the the Very Bust Briinda, unit sell nl. Wonilerfully I.nw Prices. Give us a (iiill ami lx* cnnviDced that our prices an- the lowest in this secllon of country, ani Shoes, Clothing, Etc. We curry u lliree nnd well-selected stuck uf aliuvi- uml us we. purchased our goods fur SPOT CASH we arc cnnlilcil tt. give nur custonieis the liciu'lll. nf the Discount, tlivc us a Trial Order, W. T. Slx-a/tford and Co. Falrvlow, (lump Me Kinney und Vernon. J. McNICOL^ DEALER in General M erch.an.dise. Agent for THEJIAHTJOWDER COMPANY, SANJBANCISCO. Powder Mauazine at Anaconda. fs Solicited. MIDWAY AND ANACONDA B. C. W. 0, Haywood. W. L. LEONARD. OTEL PENTICTON Haywood & Leonard, Penticton, B. C. Pleasantly Situated at the Foot of Okanagan Lake Stage Connections at Pentieton With Steamer Alicrdccn foi Fail-view, O.-nyuns, and Oroville, Wash, Also Camp McKinney, Unrk Creek, Midway, Boundary Fulls, Anaciinda, Greenwood Cily, Carson, Grand Forks and points iu Washington, Ample Accommodation for Hooting Parties. Guides Furnished Good Boating and Fishing. VERNON • SAWMILL SMITH & MoLEOD, Pkopriktohs. Sash, Doors. Mouldings, Turnings, etc. All kinds of fanctory work kept in stock and made to order. Coast Cedar worked into Furnishings a Specialty. All kinds of Lumber, Lath and Shingles kept in stock. Best material always in stock. WHOLESALE AND Retail Dealers in dry guilds, hoots ancl shoes, groceries and provisions, wines, liquors and cigars. Special Attention Paid to Mail Orders. Nothing hut reliable goods kept on hand.. A THXA.X, SOLICITED. Hiisn's ay Co,, Verooo,. 1, P. O. Box. 64. Glassware and Crockery, School Supplies and Toys, Stationery, Playing Cards and Games, Dressing Cases Wall Paper, Violin Strings and Proprietary Medicines. Agent for the ire I: ED. A. HAIN • MIDWAY, B. C. ® ® (§> ® ® TliuiiKh do not full to take advantage of thin rather limitni opportunity, and have your Photo taken while you have Uiiit opportunity of obtaining a true aud ® ® And a neatly finished plcluro, J, B. Stormerlsn proficient workman in hU Sawmill on Okanagan Lakh, Handy to Shipment, Hahii and Doom Factory on tl P. u.( Vbbnon, produottoits of art, and guarantooa por foot satisfaction. CabluotB only $;>.(Kl. California Dallery, Midway, B. KERR BROS. BUTCHERS, MIDWAY, GREENWOOD and GRAND FORKS Muni dollvorotl nt Itiali Crook nml nil tm Mining rumps. J. Kerr. R. D. KEnn. ESTABL,ISM I'll) lHH.'l. MAINLAND NURSERY COMPANY ".11:1111,mk FARM," - LADNER'S, - BRITISH - COLUMBIA, F. B. JACQUES, Watches, Clocks and Jewelry. Spectacles and Silverware. REPAIRING A SPECIALTY. VERNON, B. (! Commercial Jok Printing, TIIK ADVANCE,' Our Specialties—Varieties Profitable in British Columbia; 'Irees Free from Pests, FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL TREES, PLANTS ANI) VINES, Send for Free Catalogue. | E. Hutchi-rson, Manager. MARCUSandMIDWAY STAGE XmXNXS Leaves Marcus Mondays and Thursdays at 1 p, m Arrives Greenwood Tuesdays ancl Fridays at 5 p, m Arrives Marcus I hursday and Sunday at 9 a, M i% SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO MAIL, FREIGHT AND EXPRESS XX. 3D. UXOKRISOI*. x*Tto-.xtxxx_ioxi. Alta Vista Fruit Ranch xn 1.0 wis a . n. 0, Por Siilojh. I APPLES f PEARS I PLUMS ■i!4r>!^!<*s!£*J!*i,s!4i!£*}!* *''.?'* <*> *iWiWiWiwIwiwI-rVI*?/i-T Write for PrlcoRto J. L. P RID HAM. Thoronghbre Minorca and Leghorn 1 or sale, Prick $3.00, 1.'. K. PITTKNDRIUR, Rock CMU. GOLD MINING STOCKS, Tlit-ri' ts uin- il.iiil.lful pniiit roncerii- iug the sule ..f British Columbia ("old mining slocks Unit should, Ih lbe in* ti'1'.-st i.f eastern investors, lie cleared up ut i.iii'i-. Thi* sharps of treasury stiii-k sold In it- l.y tin* hundred thousand anil fill' development, purposes, lire sold us fully puid up uud niin-ussess- ulile, ll is iinui.Hul ivhelher lllis assert Iuu is jiislilletl liy the eiuiililii I tiie law, Mosl. of ihe companies are incorporated under die laws of the Stale of Washington, when treasury stock sold fur less Ihiin 'par is nun- iisaessilile. There is, however, no ail- Ihiii'ilnlive decision of the llriiish Co- luiiiliia ei,111 Is its lu ulna Ina a colli- puny Incorporated in Washington nnd doing liusiness in BrltlslilColiiuiblii cuu releive purrhiisers ill eases where Its shares ure sold at a discount directly froui the Ireusury from liuliilily to pny Hie balance in llu- event of tlle llllll- puny failing and leaving a legacy of ilel.ts. If upon treasury shares sold, say, for 10 rent-, oil tlle dollar, calls can lie made for llie remaining DO cents in Hit- event of tlieeiiiiipiiny'sliiiliililies requiring it, there will lie nn end of all invasion.nt in lllis province, except on the part of lhe people who can dodge a will and returii^iugoiiilsouu bailiff's win-runt, Tlle experience of thousands willi the mortgage cnvcnutil would he in danger of being repeated should mining stocks lle regarded us assessable, lhe inleresls alike uf the Investors of thu east und of the milling districts of llriiish Columbia demand thai its legislature shall at its nexl session piss a slal.iiti declaring all treasury stucks of milling companies Incorporated under the laws nf llriiish Columbia uinl Washington lu be unassessable wliell a slulemclll lu thai elfecl has lieen officially published in connection with llie sale of lhe slock, The lu iv uiiglii be so Horded as lo [invent all p.issioi.ily uf lhe itssessuielil uf slock issued 11,nl soltl lliiring lbe past few 11.nulli l.y lhe companies ut) lliu represeiiIaliiilt llt.it sueh slock was fully paid nod nun assessable. A del" laralioii froui ilu* government of liiilish Coluuililn In Lbe effect llial legislation of (bis chiit-acter will be [ntruduced would have a decidedly reassuring eifei-l upon a great many people who are prepatcd to risk ,1 feu hundred dullurs each, lull win. uredc eideilly opposed to assuming obligations lo pay Ihtnisaiid*. more 111 the evenl ofllie failure of ilu- project iu which Ibey havu interested Ihem- selves,—Toronto Globe, 112. A stiieklliililur in n niiiiip.iiiy llicorp inileil lllultir this pari Hi-all mil In: iittllvitluiilly liable fiu- llie ili'lits or liilliililii.a of tin. t"n-|i irnlltni, and shall not Incur any furtlior llauilily tlian tlm payment ..f his proportion ltiain.il upon the amount ol his rtwptiiiUvu Hlmriw) ut utMuB-iniouts legally lovloil in nocordutioo .villi tliu pro- visions of title not, anil tho charges thornon, if advertised as dolhiquonl il in-liii,'tin-1 imt. llml he was a sloakholdor. upon n sharo or Hharos ot which lie Is lit.- holder, as shown by the stockholders register b»kof U.e corporation; jissi'ssiiiiiiits iiiiiI charges, when taken collectively, shnll nut exceed in ilm nggrcgitlo the par ur fnti.i valuo us printed nr shoivn in dollars iiiiiiii each Bhoro ivhon Issued. mis, c. .1, s. 'in. In Ihe provincial stiiluieas at present constituted, the ubuve sei.ttoii seems It. be lbe unly one hearing upnu ibe subject, touched upon by the To- riiiiln (Jlolie, uml this ns will lie seen clearly spcrillcs thai, in the evenl of a company fulling into difficulties, lbe shareholders in the snid company are liable lo the full iituoiiul of lhe face value of llieir shares, As foreign colli- pilules, when registered in Dtlllsh Columbia are subject to lbe Mime rules and regulations as govern provincial companies, lliere cerliiluly seems g I reason lo doubt whelher shiit'i-holdum lu it company Incorporated io Wash* iiiglon uud lining Inisiuess in llrilisii Columbia i- exempt from liability simply because lbe law in llie slulc in which ilu- company wus Inci.l'pt.l'ali'tl says Ibal shares sold below par ire linlHlssessnlilc. There is iiiiiii* I bail ingeni lu-ccsslly Ihul lhe goveriiineiil of llrilisii ia.hniil.in g|\*i>s lhe iiiiiMi.. iilleiilinn nl llie eiii-llesl pussilile Mo- ment, seeing thai nearly everyday new ciiiiip'iulefl at.- helng ll'iatedoii the ulher side nf Hie line, having furl their iiiiiln ohjecl the prosei-iilliiu of liiisinet-s iu ibis province. The govern. inenl will do well lo heed llle warn- ingglve.ii, for u wiint of ctiiilidencc unce eiigeuili'iid niiiuiig ilu* multitiide of Investors who ureal pii-setil Inking Imlil of British Cnliiuiiii.i milling slock uoiiltl hunt I ended willi such disastrous results to the counlry, lhe effect would l.e i< :i for tunny years to conje, — ►#. KETTLE RIVER MINING DIVISION. Record of Mineral Locutions for the Week Endlns November 18, 1890. NOVEMBER lli. Juno No. 2 (fractional), Kiinlieily camp, J. 0. Wiilluce und ,1. ti, Martin, Viilietiuver No. 2 (fint-lii.nal), Kim-: belly cuuip, .1 II. Wiilluce and ,1. S. Marlin. Lucy, Green,mu ii I camp, ,1 Mllllgnii, Emerald, (Jreetiwuod camp, M. I). MiLt'iid. Qui en of Slu In, Dii.dwind n.li |. Pi. Andrews. Coloriulo, (ireeuwooil camp, T.IIartly NOVEMIIKH II. Jut'o (friii'liomil), copper cainp, T, Wilte, ,1. S. Brik-e and 3. P. Flood. NOVEMBER 17. Emerald, Summit camp, W. H. Mi- Mullen. liosey 1,, Summit camp, 11. Mi- Quire. Minnie Daley, Summit lamp, M.tl. MeMiillei'. 0BBT1FK A'l'VM OK WOKK. S'OVEMBER 12 Silver Coin, C. Cosgi-ilf, ',). P. Mitchell and (J. MeMiillei.) NOVEMBER 111. Ophil'i F. Come. Queen of Shelut, T. McDonnell mid W. (). McMynn. KOVEMBEB H. Bei'llu, ,1. Hum mar ami 1,. II. Chase. .Suiishiue, ,1. Iluin null- und II. A. Shirley. Washington, A. I,, lingers. * Drum Liuiimoiitl, It, (I. Poe, CERTIFICATE Of IMPROVEMENTS, NOVEMBER 11. Oro Dentin*. W. A. Corliell. TRANBEEB8. NOVEMBER 12, Little Bank, ull interesl. E, Myers to C. Mcltue. Queen of Nheliii, portion, (I. Andrews lo 11. J, lliiniumi. Jack Pol, J inleresi, A. I-'. Sander- s..ii lo F. Moriuritv. Mammon, \ interesl, 1). W. Dillon lu J. C. Sargent. Olleiin, J inleiesl, F. Cross In,). I'. Sargent. Iron Horse, all Interest, 0- W, Averill lo Scuttle Mining and Smelt, ing euuipuny. Sealt.le, all Inleresi, (i. W. Averill lo Seattle Mining and Smelling colli' puny. Unite, all inleiesl, (1. W. Averill to Seattle Mining und Smelling iuu* puny. liniiii I,iiililniniil. all inleresi, (i. W. Averill lo Seattle Mining and Smelling company, Erylli, i inleresi, L. .le. >p lo S. Dilsheiuier and J. Klrich. NOVEMBER 111. Ida, J Interest, W. 1,. Stewart to I'l. Keightley, It. Hell, ull inleresi.,I. Hunley loll. M ^MeCailucy. Aspen, all Interest, J, liauley lo II. M, McCartney. Itiiiiingli.il, nil inleresi, J, llanley lo II. M. McCartney. Delaware, all inleresi, .'. Hunley to H. M. McCartney. NO EMBBB 14. Hut iug Bird, J interest, J. Eltlch loS. Dilsheiuier. Nuinl'i-r I, -J inleresi, ,1. I'lrich loS. Dilsheiuier. (Jortlun, J interest, M. T. Hobins.ui to M. (Inil,mil. Carlisle, 1 inlnesl, J. P. Kelley lo M. Garland. Cleopatra, oil interest, A. Onion to English and French Hold Mining company, Bonanza, .J Intuit '. A. Oman lo English nnd French Gold Mining c puny. Grand Forks Belle, 1 inleresi, A. Onion lo English lllld French Gobi Mining company, Murk Anihony, J Interest, A. Onion, lo English anil French Colli Mining ciiiuptiuy. Big Four, | in si. II. P. Heacock toll. Bibliiiis. NOVEMlIEn 111. Helvi.lere, ,' inleresi, I), CMcAllhlil' to M. Giirlaiitl. Hniulltnil, i. inleresi. M. T. Hubliisuii in M. Quf'lulid. Whale, I interesl, I'. Wulsb In M. Oarland, Portage,.', Interusl, ,M. T. liohliiwm lo M. ('nil;.inl. — ... JAPAN IN Till. PACIFIC. Tlle I-.-, on I of Hie I'. S. ciiinmissloiiei' of nitvigalion for IKlltl discloses suine very Inleiesllng fuels, and goes I.. show Ibal lbe Ullltell Slnle- sl adopt a new pi liey or Hu- nun big Iritile of Ibe Pin-Hi will ,, .niir...y fl'.iin her grasp iiiid Into Hu- li.uitlsnl h.i new rival, Japan. ,t says: ■•In 1830 Hn* ion'..,m f Aiiiericiin vessels enlerllig llu Uuiled Slates from lhe polls of Asia nnd Oeenui.i was281,1)03 tons, ami of foreign Vessels H2,i*d Ions. 11 lu LSI.*, tin- Inniiiige enlerllig un- 903,481 Ions; foreign ...linage. 0">7,2III ions. The large aid prollliilile carrying ll'lldu once comliiiled belween Asia uml European purls l.y Aiiiericiin -es- sels, which seldom eilleii*i| -iinerlcau purls, bus almost entirel-, piwad au.iy. "Fur Ibe control of Hade ihe United Slnles enjoys obvious unliirul iiilvnii tilges. Within llu- Insl tl\,. yens I Japan's sea-going sleamet'S have ia- , creasetl from 18 of 27,810 loos In lilt of 80,883tons, The iiiunlier of Aineilruii 1 sleel and iron sleai,iris on the I'm ilie i-14 of B8,?*0 tuns." THE ADVANCE. W*. H. NOHUIS I'liiiemmoii I'lil.lislinl it-Mltl-* ul iliilmi)-, 11. C. Bubscrlpnoii Price, lii.ti" per annum, payable tu ad.nn,-e, either yearly or hnlf-yriirly nl lhe option uf Uu- suiisri-iltcr. Advertising Rates soot on application. 'I'h'itigli Un- column, uf Tiik auvam-k are Always upcn f.ir tlie ilisi-iissiini uf matters nf pulilir Inleresi uml iinpui-iiuux-. wu ilu imt uec* eussarily oudorM any uf lliu opinions exiiruHHisi. Correspondence uf n porsonul naturo ..ill nut be published. A rrussin this space iiidi- inles llmlyiiursuusi-iiplinii iu tliis paper had expired, MONDAY. NOVEMBER 23,18IM1. EDITORIAL NOTES. mil THE Cmil Mining, Milling Smelting company has declared until her dividend of Iwo cents a share, payable on December "ill next, The dividend Is represented in Hie sum of 110,000, and is Hn* lliii nth since February, l.sik',. Up in the presenl the sum of $125,1)01 KI luis been paid iu iiiviilends bv lbe Cariboo company, and since February Inst 10 ,.,.M|„S., |of such a railway passing out of llieir share, or $80,000, on the capital slock i1"""1"- ''>' lhl' '"biding and operation ofllie company, has I n ihe profit |ol'unuiher road by lhe provincial gov- derived froui Ihe mine, which is sllu. ernment. ^ ated ul Camp McKinney. aboul 2H, miles due wesi of Midway. Out uf jwesi lerniories ivi'li the PaciHc| province. However thai inay be, its ; iiooie.liiile use will lie the Irausbip- ! ment of the silver-lead ores of lhe Slocan to Trail, which ore ilis well I known can lie profitably treated io conjunction wi'h the ore raised iu Ihe Rossland district, and wbich is being transported lo the smelter ut Trail by . ilie railway now in operation between Ihose Iwo points. .. In connet'lioii with the above statement we are also told llle money for lbe building of lbe Columbia and Weslern is now forthcoming, und thai next spring Hill see ihe work of cuu- j struct ion on lbe roud commenced, We nie snuif.yhiii sceptical upon this point, and yel. there may be suine liulli in tlie rumor, seeing lhat the recent U, S. elections may huve hud u marked influence upon European financiers, as alsu ihut lhe 0, I'. II. may be awakening to lbe fuel I bul if lhey or some one iutiinalely connected willi ihem, docs not lake advantage of lbe presenl Ilebr/.e charter, there is every prospect of lhe contiol suppose., but rather thai the company may lie brought to recognize its own hest interests, and Ihe interests of those who Ion certain exlenl. are die pendent upon them. 800,000 shares, representing the capitalisation pf the company, 250,000 shares only of treasury stoek are on llle lour- ((at, iniil Ihese are being quoted ut present at 111 cents pur .share. It isin-r our calculation upun the market value of lbe slock, Ibis gives lo lbe inine n valuation of isail.oiK). Should Hie present rate of prolli lie kepi up it will lie seen it would lake only ai.oiil ihree and a liulf yen rs tor lbe mine to fay for itself, or iu oilier words to earn a sum equivalent to tin- open market valuation now placed upnu the properly. Ten rents n share for ninu llionlhs is equivalent lo l.'i.l cents per share per nullum, ami as the shares an* quoled at III cents, this represents ii pii-Hl of nlioul '62 per ran. per nullum ou Hie capital invested. Taking iulu cuiieideratiuii the fuel thut llle Cariboo shares are ut present earning .'12 per cum. per annum for lhe investor mill also thai Hm mine is reported lo haveai the presenl rule of milling a iuu ) ears'i up of ore Iu sight, liow is il lhe shares of lhe company ate nnl quoled at a higher rate? —-^— To answer Ibis query is pel Imps easier fur oursnlvi's I linn fur lbe ninny who are nol si. thoroughly acquainted wit h I he subject under coiislderiilloii. Our only reply is u very short one, viz., we do nut consider Hn* Investing public realise ilu- intrinsic value of the Curil stuck, and .re Lherefoi-epaying attenlion to shares in other coin- panies less worthy llieli consideration. TUEugllutltin by ibe people of ihe coast for lhe Immediate construction of a railway between Vancouver uml Btihsoii may lie so fnr reaching iu ils iiillueiice as in have already uluraieil mil only Mi. Ileinze lull I lie C P. li, Itself, and Ihereftire should some sign uf anxiety lie manifested by tin. for titer individual and his associates, or l.y the latter corporation, no surpris* need be entertained by lhe people at lutge. Wbal lhe people of this dis- tiict arc mostly Interested in is the lm* mediate construction of ii road, and I in view of recent developments we feel certain we may rest assured that ell her llu- government or suine private corporation will undoubtedly commence Hie constriiclInn of tlie same iu llu. very near fill lire. I GREENWOOD CAMP BOUNDARY CltEEK, B. C. .. Tbe yd Drop Boarding House.. flood Accommodation for Travelers. First-class Meals Served Good Livery Stable in Connection. FRED GRAF, PROP. AND ■ SUPPER. Thursday Eve, Nov, 26. THANKSGIVING We have many limes called tlie government's ul.ti-utiou In iho necessity of placing bridges at the cross lugs of Hock creek, and up lo tlle present nn action bus been taken in tin. mutter, Iu Hit- meantime the public suiter grent inconvenience in passing over the stream, especially during lbe season of high water, antl al j resent, when ice Impedes Ihe wnler in llu- creek, nud bucking it it|, makes fouling positively diiiigiirini* for Ihose whose Inisiuess curries Ihem through the country ou horselutck or liy team, Tlmt no lives hnvo been li.sl.at the crossing at lbe inoillh of Rock Creek is untiling short of mar- ve.lou-, considering lbe Irenclierotis stale of llie creek botttuu, which is covered with huge boulders, and the tremendous force of Hie ciinenl,which FROMui'i'cenliiuiuhei'oflheSpokes* at this point rushes dn.vn as only a ninn-Keview we gleun Ihu iiiforniution motiuttil •rent can rush. Having Hint M. Einiltlii Marias is nl present' failed to cut ch the ear of lbe govern in Kusslaiid. This gentleman is an „,Hni -,, .*„. m,lti,.,., „,,. resort to'the eminent French engineer, ami is em- expedient of addressing ourselves lo ployed liy the French government-tut the present inspector of roads and uu,ieivp,i,-tsii|i)iil.hediitjrentU.di.ud|||l.iiig|,8| mn would recommend thai ges, in liis future reports detailing llle need) and necessities of the llislricl, lie will fail not Iti remember llu.se improvements which, up to lhe presenl, bnve been often souglil.aud as often soughi in vain, . in irent U.ii.ed Slates and Canadian milling cumps. Recently M. Emll dn Marias was iu Butte, Mont., nud lias no doubt come directly from lliere. He is a person of vu.si experience ami enjoys llie confidence of lbe Fietich governiueiil, Wlieii Ihe Smith African mines begun to boom, Hie government chose M. The dilly-dallying and shilly-shally Emll du Marias to look over the Held i '"g policy uf the Midway Townsite uud report thereon, nml us a resull uf company is again made appuretil by Ills report millions of French capital M^'t' treuliiieiil of Hit- irrignlinu became Invested in African minus, His I scheme. Lasl spring lhey made (intent mission lo Aineriiii is of a similar t''e fact that lhey were desiruus uf In- nuture, and is fraught with grent con- troduclug a Ihorough irrigiitiou sys- scqueiicis, His report will In, an exhaustive one, iis every feat lire | erliiin- inn io thu mining luduslry of the camps visiied will not only be touched upon bul will In- Ihiirniighly gone into, In our issue of October Dili ne inaile mem iuu of his coming In Brilisli I'u* luiiihlu and suggested llie advisability loin to Hie valley, jje.leviiig Hint snub would be carried into elfecl ut once, Ihnse located lien' rejoiced at lhe pros- peel of Midway's advancement. Surveys were made and submitted lo llle dlnctoi'iile in Montreal, and recently well.ive been priding ourselves llial the contract for this wurk ivould be All Are Cordially Invited C. F. COSTERTON VEIINON. 11. C. General R 3al Estate »& Fin.-mcial Aot. NOTARY PUBLIC. -A-f-TOX-L-t Foi-l^- The R'.iyai. Insurance Cov. The London and Lancashire Fire Inbobanoe Coy. The Insurance Coy. ob North America. Tun London and Canadian Fire INSURAN'.'E ClJY. The Sun Iavk Assurance Cov of Canada. The DcMiNiii-'BuiuiiNtt and Loan Association, Appraiser for the Canada Permanent Loan and Savings Coy. B.USLDEHS Should carefully consider the cosi of material, and by figuring, find out that all kin us cf Brjgh-:-and Dressed:-:Lumber, Mingles, - Ms, - Etc., ' can be purchased at the Grand Forks Sawmill, CHEAPER THAN ANYWHERE ELSE. -♦♦♦♦ 1 **-;« ^ tt-&-fiS*}^ *£*£#-**:-**:-&■**■ #5 #. a-*'.. * 1 $1 FIREWOOD $1 | i i } per load. 1 G. K. Simpson, Prop. %w The trade centre of the Grand jy IM Prairie, Kettle river and ^ p2 Boundary creek mining and ||p im agricultural country. ffl M m sJS : — ; ml P| Situated at the junction of jpsjj llj the Boundary creek, Marcus g ffl and Reservation wagon roads. §|2 H| Nearest point to the Colville S di reservation mines. im ffl ffl m NOTICE. Hie Osoyoos Vernon nnd Kettle River Mining Division* of Ynle District. M^OTICK in hereby given tliat all placer *■' claims legally held in the Osoyoos, Ver* 11011 and Keltic Uivei* Mining Divisions of Yalo District, nre laid over from the 1st November, l«Jtt,lu(lie Ist June, 181)1. [Signed! 0. A. It. LAMI1LY, Gold Commissioner. TABLE Showing the Dates nnd i'lunx of* Court* of AmIzi'.MhI I'l'liiNtOyer nnd Terminer unil (it'iifi'iil iinol Delivery for the year 1800. KALI, A8BIZK8. 1 'Hilton Thursday 24th September Itichlicltl Monday, 28th .Soplember Kamloops Monday, 5th October Lylton Friday, Uth October Vernon Monday, 12th OcLobcr New Wcsimislcr Tnenday, Ilrd November Vancouver Monday, Oth November Victoria Tuesday, 171 li November N'anaiiiio Tu chi lay, 24th November ffl LOTS 1 = AS GOOD AS GOLD ffl __" ffl Km* prices nnil all olheriufoi'matioii apply to H C. E. STUART - - - AGENT M CARSON, GRAND PRAIRIE, II. C. HORSE SENSE IN A .1f1111l11ci1iKl1i111i1ni.su Uu- Uiiiiiuluiy iiiiiiu-iliiitt-ly let, un 1 tin* work partly ru-i-k cilli,|W, Wo nun iiiiU'ruto mu- laii'iii-il inil)i-ITiiul tills preaMit •.VlllttJI'. KtiggeBtioti mul iniiai siy llml lliui Diiy*. aw gi-iittini* iulu wi-i-ks.mil yi-t iiniiiiiK 1111*11 ul lliis M-i-iiiui will mil In- ii" sinn is given, mul now ns frut-l is ulivelu ilii'ia lii-ol inii.|i..-i. If ihey Ki'"--ttiill)' PeiielralltiK llie Ki'Uiin-l. il nllow M. Emll du Mirliia in leiive ilie is kiiciwn In nil llml uelive u|>imilioiia pi'ovlnee uiilniiii lii>i vltjiling ihis!'''1" ""'.v '"-' eoiiinieiicecl, if hi nil, in M-iliini. Slaps sliinilil lia nl inni. lukeii.1'"' "I'l'll'Si Tunny mil- mil. i u r- In iiii|iiiiiiil llllll .villi llu- fuel ilinl ilia Biiiimliiry ru'i'k iininiry i-onliiiiis uilliin ils iii-i-n ii iiiliii'i-iil mini, well \vi ni I, y his nlleilll nnil lln.'ll un iiniiiil In1 inay iia iiiilui-i'il In kIvii il ii llnii'iiiigli iiivt'siiniiiiiiii, Uulii(< nni- veimuil iuu niani I'xli'iil ullli Hm viwi li.llna.il |.|..-i.iii'i as nl llu. ili-liii I, iw fi'i'l il wnnlil lusu IllllllllIK, anil nil llli' i-u.ili.iiy ....niil Imvu i-vi-iylliiii; in giilu frum am h a visii. Ik llu- iii-us ilmi nuni.s from lluss- Innil lam i-i- lulled ilium, ih. inixi -.i-i'. linn to reuulvu tbu iidviiiiliigenijf rull- liny eiilmll'iietluii uill In- ill it lii-HVi-Hl Trail nud ll..I.-.ai In ilia Kniili'iiny, im it is nnu given mil, llial p. Aug. Hl'illZI'llllll his ilssiiriiili-s illl illll lllis wlutej'loeiittiiiieiieu ihe eiiimli'iii'llou uin |i.,|.|inn uf iinui 2S miles in length which, ulii-n Iniill, uill eiinnccl lhe inii-iinv gunge railwny runniiig hi- lUI'I'l ('uiui lllllll uiih Ilia l-ilTlllimt.llllTM uf lh,' 1'iise, Ihis melhud uf lining liiiaiinw mm.ii lie looked upun us unly a innin.- nl suiting liiwnsllepi'iipei'ly,und would I.i* auuilrinm d. Olhi'ts iiuii',. fiiini- I In I wilh thi'ii' iiaaln.,1- ul lining liilslni'ss, huwevi'i-, will luiidily iinin- lll'/.l! III. pillll-y ihal has l'li'l1 uru lldnptid, i'/.., lliu slaving ull', ns il were, ut I ha nd..nil uf money cxpendl- Illll'lu Ilia Vl'ivlnsl |iu.asilllu llinllielll U Illl ll ill llli-aaar llilillis lll'XI S|lli|lg, in- pi'i Imps I'vaii ii lungi'i' period, Tlml ihis pnlliiy is n iiilslnkun line, nud in- ("iisislunl wilh lhe luiupiiiiy's licsl iiiti.|'|.slsiii.il Un- ufllfuii- nml puis- peril)' uf tlie pl.-ii'i', i d not liupninti'il nut. Sueh n pulley if i-iuiUiiiii'd will It-milt in pusltlvil III I ll li In Mlilivuy uml hci' people, mid the niiuuur Ihu eoiupiiny iiilnplu dlffel-ent llielhud of d dug liusiness llu- lietter fuel lii'iusi'lves nnd I'vi-iyune euiit-ei'tlt'd, As n priviite uvuel'fl iu.- MIDWAY SAWMILL. Lath and Shingles. SASH - DOORS. HOUGH AND DliESSED ^LUMBER^ Can't ni-xr TAi.KiNti to yon ubiHit thai large u;ifl woll selected ntock of Clothing, Nats, Cap-. Bootsuwl Shoes, thai have jusl buun received, ciiii-sisliiig of ovorytblt.a required by lho Miner or Pi'OBpoetor, My stock of Rubboif, Gormnn Socks, Wool Socks uinl Hlankeis is eoniploto and of lhe very best at reaKonnhlc prices. My slock of Groceries is oomploto in every detail ami would Invito"your inspection. CARSON, B. VERNON $PRING RREWERY This ■VErawoBir, as, c. JOHN HAVERTY & CO. Fx.oprlatora, large and well equipped brewery has been re-opened under new management and will supply JESeea?, jfflLLe raxs-d Porter Of unsurpassed quality and at prices which will be found satisfactory to the public, Special Attention Given to Orders from tlie Boundary Creek Country ♦ ♦ ♦ , ♦ ♦ ♦<*♦♦♦ NACONDA HOTEL ANACONDA, B. C. NOTICE. Visitors In Ilia lluiiiiil.il v Cii'i'l Mining ('.imps, Ship ul lhe Allilcondii Good Table - Good Bods - Good Liquors - Good Stabling' N. Tholl, Proprietor. COUNTY COURT NOTICE. Notico Is Imrobj. (riven Uml n sitting ol tlio i'aniil) Courl ol Vnlo will In-Imlil Al .lllilwn.v, Mitri'li :.*,, 1KII7. Al lho liinir nf ll o'clock in lin- fni'i'iiii'iii. Ilyciiiiininnil. \\. (i. Slo.llVNN, Qovorninoiil Ofllco, Mid my, II. 0, ('. Nov, Ulli. ism. Trail nud llussliinil wilh lliu eoinpnny, Hn* Imvimltu iin ami Kuiiii-iiiiy, whose Ier- duiihti-dly lind n eight lu duns tlu-y t& fm. --v Siii-nj^r^l minus is ul presenl nl Hohsolt. In hili-nseil; us uu liii'iiepiimted eunipiiuy view of the fuel llml llie new roud Is I tht'll- art lolls ilee open In Ihu sunn In l.e of sliiudiiiil gunge, Ihepi-oiliulnis ci'ltleis led mil 1.0 illl sueh inslili.- Illllst l.-l'iignize llle pus.-iliilily nf ils nl Home future thite lienuiiiiig n purl ur puiiel nf the great, system uf i-iiilwny Which is de.lllU'll lllinillleel the North- liuiissi'ekingpiililii.fi.vui'iiiiil pal lining.. lu ei'ltliT'lng ihe iiei inns uf Ihis eurpu- iiilinn, we du su nnl lnr lhe sake nf liiiili'lhiiliiig, ns si une niny lm led i<> COUNTY COURT NOTICE. Nolieo Is horoby glvon Mini u sluing of tlio County Court of Vnlo ivill In- bold At Oioyoon, suiui ii Ji>, lst)7. At tlio lion-ol olevon o'dook lu llio forenoon, lly ™ mini. ('. A. II. LAMBLY, (iovoi'lllill'lltOffli..'. Osoyons, II. ('. (', Nov. lilli, ISO. GENOWAYS & IvlcAVINEY Wholesale and Retail Dealers in and Growers oi CHOICE NURSERY STOCK. All Stock Grown Without Irrigation. All Trees Inspected Before Leaving' the Nursery s- P o K A N E < i. Box 582. FALLS, Washington The Golden Gate Hotel NOTU'K in hereby given tlial application wiil be untile to I ne Legit'lalive Assembly ni ilie rmviticcof liriliNti UeiUlUbia nt its next, si'H-iioii for an act incorporating a company with power lo cohriirucl. opt-mlu ami maintain electric power and liglil stalionn and a system of eiccme power anil electric light plantri at, ihe following stations, vi*.: (a) Some convenient poinl about thrco hundred yards nuovo ihe upper fulls ou thai port of the Kuoienay river Known as thu tit, Agnes. Kails uf Koiiteiiay river; also to Lake, use and invert from the said Ivuuten-iy river at said puitit hu much of the waters thereof as may In*. ueccBBury to obtain tlici-efrotu two thousand i.'.iitiiti horse power. lb) Al some i (iiivi'iiiiiit puiut on the smith sine uf koutcnay river, ubout oue hundred yards above the polin where the(!ulua)biaand i*.ooleiiay railway crosses the Kootenay river: also lo take, use and divert from the suid uootcuay river ai said point ho much of Uio waters tliorool as may be necessary to obtain i wo I housiuu! ci,uiiii horse power. t,*( At rioiue convenient point on the norlli iinnk of Uurphy creek, about ono hundred yards from l tic point where the Murphy creek tusriiaint trail crosses Murphy *-.reuK; also to take, use and divert from the said Murphy ereuK at said point si much of the watered llicieoi as may ne necessary to obtain Ihree thousand <:>.u.*uj horse power' All of winch uhove points an within tlm West Division of Kootenay Ulsiriot. With power to use all -.fsaui waler power or any pun um thereof froui an> of said puimtj for llie Keiicraling nl electricity to beuseotisa motive power for propcling, driving, hauling, lilting, pumping,crusliing, smelting, drilling, milling, ami lhe operation of imiuwivyn and ibe supplying of power lor Ihe operation of mines uinl stationary machinery mid olooirju (ign.ilig of cuius, iowiih, uiuiiicipaliUes uud iniucsuiid the supply of heal anil tor any other purposes for winch ii may be applied or be required, with power to make rates and euargiw for llio supply of said power, light and hunt uiih receive I'ouiUiieriuloii at siu-h rates. wnn power to the applicants lo construct, ami umiiiiaiu iiuilotiigs. erection's, weirs, dums, meewujs, viaduota, iramways,orother ueces- siiry works ciuinueied therewith lor utilizing and improving nnd increasing the water privileges an.i also to enter upon and expropriate lauds for sites for power houses, stations and iieccKsiU'J tramway lines and «ubways Ln connection with lhe said works and right of way for carrying the electric current underground or overhead and tu erect, lay, ooiiHlruct, and maintain nil necessary WONCB, bridges, pipes, poies. cables, wires structures and appliances necessary or proper for tin? generating of electric power and light, its use and trans- milting nnu supplying the nunc: witli power tu consl met telegraph lines anil telephone lines over and along ine roiittslakeuiu (rausiuilling said power, ighi and heal; with pjwer io make rates and collect same for the usu thereof ->.* llie public, and ull such ulher powors as may be necessary lo fully and completely carry on and opemtoaucll works. The applicants to have the power to particularly transmit and distribute tlie. eleeric power, light and heal in the (owns of Nelson, Kossland, Trail, Kaslo, fiatidou, New llenver, Three I'orKsaiui Nakusp. and to such olher cities, towns and municipalities as may be established in the said Wesl Division of Kootenay District and Yale District, aud particularly Unit porlion l hereof drained by Llie Kettle river and boundary creek. With power lo iho applicants to engage in mining operations and acquire by locution or otherwise Howsoever milling proper- lies und claims aud work the name uinl utiiizu tlio electric power generated as aforesaid in so doing, with power to purchase, acquire and take over by all requisite deeds and assignments from any trustee for tlio applicants any property, rights, water privileges, und casements ami nulling claims or leases acquired by any trustee on behalf of the applicants mid that the water privileges so acquired as aforesaid or obtained by the applicants for whatever purpose may oo consolidated where possible and may nc held, utilized and employed iu llio exorcise uf all or any of ihe powers above set forth. Wiih power to llie applicants Lo take and use from ihc Kootenay river, Mnrphy creek. Kettle river and Boundary ereek, aud tributaries thereof, at convenient puinls such furl he water power as may be necessary for Lho aforesaid purposes, Willi power to lho applicants to construct, maintain and (.penile sngle or double track iramways with all necessary switches, sido I ricks and 1 urn outs, poles and wires, alio all other requisite appliances und powers iu connection ilicrewith upon und along the lands, roads, alfeoUatld bridges connect ing the lowns abovo sel forth and within the radius of leu miles of each of said towns and within the corporate limils uf any of said towns over lho stri'i'isund bl'id es thereof wilh lhe niivilogo to blUltlsuch lines ol train ways iu secLionaand from oue town to another without being required lo build the ulher lines and "within onooriuovoof the said towns or munlolpttlllloa wlshuut being required to build iu all ihe said tow ii--; wiih power lo tako, transport and carry passengers an.l freight I hereon, and also with power In use iii the running ami operation thereof tho oloolrlo power to bo generated as aforesaid, or bu«Ii othor ninilvo powjr as the applicants may sen in, uinl power to con- struct ictcgrupli and telephone lines along iho Uu; tonics mken hy th" tramway lines, with ilie rig ii i-i make lads and colled same Io; the u-e thereof by the public. Willi power o the applicants to oni ur upon and expropriate lauds ami lo opuu and In-euk up ihosoil and pavomoilts of tho muds, streets, highways and . rnlg h for the purpose of laying pipcH, rails or iraeks, eroding polos or for any ol hei* purpose and for all such powo-sus may nc necessary lo fully and 0 uiipletoly cirry on the works aforesaid or any of Ihem. Wiih power to the appli- cuiiis to make running umuigduciils ummulga- mate w-uh any company hiving similar powers or with on or more of iho powers herein applied for. and wilh power Lo acquire by purchase <>r otherwise any privilege hold by any person or persons, corporal ion or corporations, of botiotll or advantage in lhe carrying on or the aforesaid works and operate the business of any such person or persons, corporal ion or cor- porationc, or utilize lhe said privileges in lhe carrying on of the aforesaid works and for all snell power as mny he nceissary to fully and complotoly carry on and operate all or any of the aforesaid works. Dated at ihe City of Victoria, this 19th day of November, A. D. Will. MoPHliiLIPS, VVOOTON et BARNARD, fio icitors for the Applicants. KAIRV1EW, li. 0. Tm Elllio* I?3?oi>i»ie-fccsa?1- GOOD ACCOMMODATION. GOOD STABLING. Stopping Place for Stages to and from Penticton and Oro, Wash. NOTICE. Sittings of the Licensing Coqri for the Osoyoos nnd Kottlo Rlvor divisions of Yale district, will he held at Osoyoos and Midway, on tho Iiiih day of December, IttCft. C A. It. LAMHM', Oaoyuos, I), t\, Nov, ll l^ii.j LOCAL AND DISTRICT. Mr, W. Ailiiins returned (in Wt-dnt-s. day fiuin ii trip lo Fairyiew nnd Kruger mountain. Mr. James MeNieol left fur Spokane on Friday Inst on liusiness connected witli his mining Interests. Mr. 8, S. Fowler, consulting engl Leer uf lhe London and Brilisli I'oluin. Ma Gold fields Co., came in on Saturdays stage Mr. D. McLaren paid Midway a visit on Wednesday lasl, having come over from Unison with his Iii'i.tiler, Mr, , Jauies McLaren uf Kaniloops. Mr. A. K. Stuart returned from (liniiii Forks on Thursday lasl. Mr. ■Stuart paid a visit to the Finks in lhe capacity of deputy collector of inland] revenue. Mr. James McLaren ..f Kamloops proceeded nuriii on Tbursyay's nlugi», taking lingers, the inan convicted lllld sentenced in It months al iherecenl county court, un a charge of larceny. On the 151 li of nexl mouth ll sitting of the liceiisingj.coiui. will lie held ul Midway as well us ul Osoyoos, This will lie a great I'liiivenieuie lo residents of Kellle river who have Inisiuess at lhe court. Mr. J. M. Taylor was a visitor in town the pasl week, and while lleie rejli.t'led a fall uf IS inches of stinw in Wellinglon en-lip, which lhe recent ,-liin.H.k reduced lo a depth of eiglil inches, Mr: John Stevens cnine over from Fairview a few days ago and returned on Friday lust, Mr. Stevens contemplates spending llie winier In California, or iu some oilier climate less rigorous than thai of British Columbia Mr. Rickards' new residence on Fourth street, is Hearing completion, und its substantial and comfurlnlilr up- pi-iiraiu-i-causes a covetous feeling lo take possession nf every old liaehelnr wlio happens to pass within llspnrtllls. Great pri-pui nl ions are lining made liy Mrs-i's. McAuley k Lundy of llie Midway hotel lo iiccoinniodiite the Kiiesis who will lake purl iii the entertainment at the opening of the new llolel on the 20th Insl. I'lilinerslon lnill is lo Ik- lUlll-icd as a hall room,mill this is heing tastefully dccoralcd for (he occasion. A good ileal of litigation will l.e tlie outcome of Fume, si range mining deals inula iu lhe disli'li'l, and Ihe future Will see lawyers grow fal as a result of (he penny wise aud pound foolish made a very favoraltle impression nn lllis her lirst. appearance. Miss Mc- Guwen is Un* happy possessor of a very sweei, tuneful voice, and will undoubtedly prove a valuable addition Id our corps of amaleuis. Instrumental quintettes, quartettes, trios and duets were all pleasing features in lhe evening's enli'itainment, and all were creditably performed and thoroughly enjoyed hy the large audience, The promoters, especially Mr. llankey, are entitled to llie I hanks of tlie community for catering so well lo llieir amusement and lii-inging tlie affair lu such a successful issue. Charles, the eldesL son of Mr. C. l/O'Keefe, met wilh a serious accident last. Saturday, He was nn Ibe range hunting cattle and feeling cold, dismounted, 'lying Ihe bailer shank round bis bully, he couimenceil Ileal ing liis bands to warm them, when lbe horse, which was almost unliroken, became frightened and atari ed olf, thereby dragging htm tor nearly half a mile liefure he could be slopped. The Ullflll'tunate lad was kicked several times in the face, and in addition received severe injuries l.y striking the earth, I am glad lo learn lle Ib illl* proving a little, and although he will lie sadly disfigured, may recover, I'edesti'iatiisin is at piesenl reduced lo a science in Vim Hon. A fall of snow- n thaw and then a freeze, have coaled Ibe sidewalks wit il a sheet of ice, aud as a consequence the inajnt-ily of citizens coinpelled to wander from their Hiesides, are keeping in de middle oh de road, MIXING NOTES. Mr. G. lliiinliurgiT, who has the contract for the sinking anil drifting no ilie Old Ironsides iii Greenwiiud eamp, has his cabins and other buildings about rninpleli'd and will shortly commence work underground. The Victoria syndicate, represented ! liy Mr. Dim al Cuuip Fllil'view, me dabbling pretty extensively in milling property i'u that camp, us-lit is staled lhey have alreaddy purchased and bonded something over twenty properties, tinge and small, and are now ear- l-ying on developiuuiil. work un lhe Coinaloeli claim, with a fill ce of nine men. ll iaslult'il ihe Smuggler.Qultl Mining company, I lit* new ciirpuralioti opera!iiig in (lamp Fitll'view, will uilhoiil tt'lay lei a niuli'iicl for the sbiking oi UK) fool, on iheir properly, THE NATIONAL MATTE_SMELTER. A PRACTICAL AM) SIMPLE METHOD of matting sulphide ores, sueh ins nickel, copper, gold und silver ores, in localities where lend ores and fuels are scarce and almost unattainable, our pyritic, water jacketed Matte .Smelter has been recognized wilh highly satisfactory results, and has been thoroughly tested on various pvrilio, sulphide and arsenide ores, in capacity ol'i to Nl tons of ore per day. It Is the mosl practical! cheapest, and simplest method of gold und silver ore mailing and con* "Mtrattug that is known to-day. It requires no extraordinary skill, no lead ores, no fluxing material, and no fuel of any kind for (lie smeller afler it is started. The sulphur in the ore is its natural fuel only, aud its cost has no comparison with any ot her process of concentrating. Wc are prepared to furnish any size or capacity plant complete to substantial mining people, set it up and furnish our men to run it for llieni on easy payments, 1'iiccs and specill- cations furnished witli references and testimonials on application. National Ore & Reduction Co. 6726 Cheltenham Avenue. fif, Louis, Mo. Manufacturers of Furnaces —ko it- Nickel, Copper, Gold, Silver and Lead -l,i-l OKSJS. NOTICE. To W. H. Norris, Esq., Gerald T. Hodgson, Esq., and James Kerr, Esq., Justices of the Peace: TAKK NOTICK Ihal wc Inlend to apply at tho nexl sitting of the Licensing Court, to be holden by you for portion of the Osoyoos division of Vole disirici, fora transfer to ICIwurd It, .Simmonsof tho license now lied by usio sell spirituous ami fonnoiitod Ihinors by retail, upon the promises known as Ihc liilcrnatioiial llole1, slltiale on lots 18ami 111, in block 7, in Die City of Greenwood, Hrii.i-.li Culumbiii. I'ATTKKSON fc STKUWItT. Oaledat Greenwood Cily, ll. Club Nov., (Iti. J. HAMILL WANTED AT ONCE 2,500 MEN In llio Iloiiiiiliu-y I'ri'ek I.Islrlet In know tlml Ilm Columbia atroot, oponod .villi ii nli '1'iiliiu Sliiliiiui. I auli.al.al. Ir i.vimil fill. II. ('.. hus .tuck el (Jroimrlw, I'luiira. . oti*. Anill ia riiMjii'iilfiilly H. WRIGHT NOTICE. To W. H. Norris, Esq., Gerald T. Hodgson, Esq., and James Kerr, Esq., Justices of the Peace: TAKK NOTKTIliilt I lilli'liil lonpplyal Ilm iioxl sitting iif tlm Licensingcourl in be hidden l.y von fur iinrllini nf llu- Ham um division uf Villo''strict; fur il transfer In Frank U, Wnml umlS. W.Nolson uf ilm license now held liy me tu sell spirit linns und feriiienleil liquors liy retail ii|ion llie premises known us lho I'iuneer Hutot, situuU' nn iuts gland **, block*1, III tlio City of Greenwood, Hrilish ('uliuntiiu. HUIIKKT IVKSTKtiI,, lly liis ntloriicy In fuel, .1. \V, Nolson. Dated ul Union wood (lily, II. U„ tllh Nov., !,!. poliev pursueil by iiii-n who nre foolish i iheSiuiiKulei' elniin. This, hIh-ii em- eimilijli to lielii-velbat lbe lii-st ail. iee I"''1'""- "'I'1 P"iv« Hie mine ton ileplh is no! always the i-liinpi-sl.iir who•if--W fee-, iisiill'i'iidyii.shaft exists ou liii.eeuileavoi'i'il (o ilo liusiness with-1 llu' properly of aliiiut one hundred out. any legal mlyii'i-al all. M iudeplh. Mr. Hnoiie's ni"V-ri-siilenee is now j Iteeeul. ih-veliipiin-nt on llu-Ontario, iwelvlOK lbe fliiiidiint* tuui-hes hi ear- iii.Suiuiiilt eamp, owned by Mr. W. j penler work, anil will sunn lie ready [Shnw, sboivs ote lo exist nil lhe claim for III., piiiiiler and dernralor. The j wliieli assays well in gold, silver lllld ,'osiileiice is a eoinmodiiius two-story clipper, returns liuvliiB b.-en received Imildiiig, and ils arehilei-luial design wllh-ll gave llle ore of llle lirst $11, of, illid generiil excellence of iippe'liilliee I lie second $100, and 12 per cent, of I bei is nut only a credit tn Its designer nnd thiid inelal. The Ontario is a norlh builder, lull as well is il an ornament Jexlensi f lhe Cordick, and IS (,(i lhe Midway lownsile. Mr. Boone i bounded on Ihe easlhy lbe Ueniiiijitou settled in Midway eu'rly last, spring nnd Ibis fine resilience is an evidence <if thrift and prosp'eiily, VERNON NOTES. Knim Our Own Corrcspoildotit. One of llie mosl successful cinicei'ls ever held in Vernon was given on Friday evening lasl. in aid of the reading room. As I prognosticated in my lasl week's miles, I he atl rail ive programme would Insure a full house, uud my surmises certainly proved correei, as Ou merlin's hall was lilerally crammed, a happy consilium.uiiin Unit will place the eiiiuiuitlee of Ihc rending room ill il posh ion to run this mosl lienelleial jiistilulion .veil and lilieialiy lliiough- . ui iin- winter, Whore all lite pei- fin-mem played well their parts dis* Cl'linluatiiill is dillicull. His excellency gave hi. Interesting address, and in il touched very fei'lingly upon the un- limi'ly di-misi- of lhe bile custodian, Me. H. VV. Has,., lie also complimented I he people of Vernon in having sn well carried mil the guod work inaugurated liy himself, thereby milking llu- puhlic library and reading room Ihe successful Institution it Is today, lie i In -11 concluded his address with uu eiilertaltiiiig deseripltiin of th.' Brilisli li'iii.i's of parllaiiienl, in eluding many Inlerestlng fuels re ihe in...Ins opi-eniidi of prncedlll'U iu our great niillouiil litsllliillon, l.nly Mai'jurle ami ilu* Hon. Archie Qordiin w cie very neii'pl uiili' in a duet on the I auj.i uud guitar, lhe applause follow ing thoroughly verifying the appreclii* linn of Ihi' .'iiiilii'iiie, Mr. A. I'i. Lewis iiiiule liis ileliui tu Vei'iuiu uii tills occasion iisu comic singer, ami surprised the unlives consldeiably liy liis v..ran (Illly In Ihis line, Ho was simply lire- sislahle iu his roles, and all hough uu encores weee allowed on account of the length of the programme, th.. hearty ami spontaneous applause was sufficient to warrant it, It is lu be hoped Mr Lewis will give lhe Vernon puhlic many more opportunities lo listen lo his jolly songs dining llie winter. Miss Warren hf Grand Prairie sang with great taste and sweetness, her rendering of Ben Boll heing especially worthy of inenlioii. Mr. Archie Huiiiyeat, who is always welcome ton Vernon audience, pel-formed a nipple- toughed polka in his usual brilliant style, most deservedly earning lbe plaudits of the whole assembly. Miss Violet Mcdowell, another dehiilnnte. AT THE-*-"—- ANACONDA . . SAWMILL . . . ANACONDA, B. C. You will find at reason able prices all kinds of Rough and Dressed Lumber Shingles, Mouldings, Etc, A Call Solicited. A. R. TILLMAN, Proi', Lepras k Lloyd-Jones The best hay and strain raised in the Mission Valley delivered at Penticton at lowest possible prices by Furniture Dealer, Armstrong, B C, who sells more, cheaper and;QLS0N&PHELAN better Furniture than any other dealer in British Columbia. You will be surprised if you enquire his prices. I r I Anaconda, B. C. Repairing Neatly and PromptlyDone Order*- liy flluKO rtlrii'tly attended tn. Addnws Aiiiicuiidii Mcrcunljlc I'o's Slurr. RENDELL & CO. GENERALS ^MERCHANTS Greenwood City ni Booodapy Falls, B, C. t.Simcosrwr-i lo It. N. Tftjlor) Chemists and Druggists Vernon, B. C. Kcepi! Mrsl-l'lasa slw'k llf Drugs, Chemicals, Patent Medicines and Toilet Articles Prompt and Careful Attention -1)1 VMS 'I'll - MAIL ORDERS. ialcmia VERNON, H.C. women IHIX 111, ' Its, Pi'0|)rtutors, loiel Intop.-jP. Mr. It. Dehzler's recent development work on the. Curlew iu Greenwood camp has lieen attended with splendid resulls, ns a line body of ore is now disclosed in the face nf the drift. The Curlew isa fractional claim, lying belween llie .Snowshoe mi Ihc one side and the Rawhide on the oilier, und illlliniigh small, is liable to (level inlo u very valuable piece of properly Ou the Stemwinder iu Greenwood camp, the drift wliieli is heing run on llie ledge (Inning for ils object the connecting uf the two shafts sunk on lhe property for Ihe puipnse of vi-.ili* *'lastw " bmm '"' talld lali.ni), is in splendid ore, This is good call for lime at news nnd well calculated to lend encouragement to lie* owners, Messrs, I*arrcll& Midgeon, In prosecute vigorously ihe further development of lhe claim. ^ Lequime & Lloyd-Jones. Kelowna. 'Vf7m2cSL-t& for Pa"ice.'i, SLIM LIME! If you want to point up a cabin, foundation, Geo. T. Wells' Lime Kilo Office, Bended k Oil's Sloro, Boundary Kails, B. ('. D. McDUFF General Blacksmith, MIDWAY, B. C. All Kinds iif Wurk ICxooUtod to tl.o Sill fiuil inn 1,1 CllSlllllltll'l.. . -...._. ^g_ma_g_, , Certificate of the Registration OK A ■ FOBBieir ooaiFAxrir. "Companies' Act," Part IV, and Amending Aa'.i. Tin* Sllvor King Gold Slliilni* Coinpiiny ll'<iiii.iii.\al Registered iho I Dili Day of September, 1896 MINERAL ACT. Oortlflcute of linprovonients, NOTICE. Tiik Ono JlisniiAi. Cuim, Sitiati: in Ckn j thai. Cash-, in tub Kb mm Riveii Minimi I Illl'ISIIlN OK V.ll.i; IIISTllll'T. TAKK Mill.'!■: llnil I, Julia Douglas,free minors cortlliofllo No.SOiUlI, iiiloiul,sixty il.iya from 'ha ilmu horoof, in apply in Iho Mining Itocoi'dor far n cortiftrnto of Improvo* .fill- III.' lUU'pilSe nf nlil.'lillilll* a I I'D.. II . llllllli llf I Ami fiirilii'r take flooliun 37. musl I I'llll'll lllis'.'Illll (III. ' llllll ii'ilim. miilor; before llie! GREENWOOD CITY^- Is I hf Centra! Town nml Supply Point.of the Boundary Cieek Mining (lamps. From Ihis New Town roads lend lo Ihe Greenwood, Deadwood, Copper, Summit, Long Lake, Skylark, White and Atwood, Wellington and Smith Camps. Lois are Selling Freely and a a Good Investment, For Price of Lots and Olher Infoi-uutXinn, Address ROBERT WOOD, DOCK CREEK HOTEL . . . MOUTH OK HOCK CUKKK. H. X'ititcsntiji-'J.e-li., JVIg^xr. KmsT-ruHN AocoMMnDATfO"i vou (Jf/wm, GOOD STABLING ■J-flKxcclient fWtiiitfoil Kottlo Illvw.^l Hamilton k Mcilillvray. Proprietors i*sl Unil ,,l I'mii-tl Avi'liiii. ^^^^^ Vernon.b.c White : lli*lp:<)i)ly. Klml-l'ln-ss in Every llcspuol, Kvery Comfort unit Colivcnloaee. Kith Has In anil from All Trains. A Call ftolldlwl. itable : iii : Coiinsclion Gi'.'.'uw I Cily, Houiulary Creek. H. (', Or Apply lo Agents, . Costerton, Vernon, H. C, All UliUlllUilUI II. KEYES, 1 nuni 1 'ropi jj. ; (loo. 1 Accomiiiiidiilioii, II..*. Llqunm and C Igain, i firsl-Cl luwHlahl In* ARMSTRONG B. C. NOTICE. NOTICK lis horoby given tlml niinllo ..'ill lm liliil'it, llli.Jiiglslii ' .lini ily I UKiiEin 1 roglslorod ^^^^^^^^^^^ I "lho I'riivini-u uf Hi-ii ^^^^^^^^ , il-\..i . i , ,, , ni'-Xt sisslini, fnr nu mil ilii-irpuniliiiL, il,,. i'hs- l.,IIH„lliii I Imu-iliis, ny c„,l„ u'lilrr. Poivor nml ,lghl ■„,„,„,,) I Ibo hllvor King (Jold Mining | oi I, with noivorfo a •onrfntoiiinl hobo Com iiiii). I'orulgii. iimlrr ibo ■ i'„ i a .llll(.|, Uil,,.,.,,, „, | m.i,i ■ i .,,',■,, Aft I'nri v, "iicglstralloi, of l-oi'olgiVcom- H boffliForko Ko I, ,■ ,V ,. , pilllilis. llllll amoilltlllg AotS. IHIIIV llllll'sit III f,,,- ll,,- Illll-,,,,,. ,f ,L..,1 ' I'li,. Iii'inl ol.liii! nl ihc miil Company 1a Bltu* ngwiitor ivnrks'1111,1 .»m>iv| no »- , ■ f',', ', ■ ' vit£ii* ji.V'vV""""'"''"lm *""""'"«' .i.J..-11'^.ma'..i.aliri,^,,!!;:1; : •S ,."i ,'fti', ,',.i ■ 1 ,, ,, . , l"'sus '" 'I"' liibabltanls uf Un. toivnsl c« ,.f 11., S .' r "f V," ",y '" l;slal1; "I'way. Anacoiiila, Urooniraod, Grand Fork llsliiiil uru.- Iii piiri-linsii, Imlil, imu, unit nn, „„,| |.,<OTili. CM v in Villi* disirl,., 1 ,, ,,. bporato inlnas ,,f gold, sliver, loud, m ,.,,,,,1 ,, i ,,1 iV.vii.il' ," ., ''' ntliiiraiiinile.,oul i„sell il inioi to uuy and . vnlo"(Sb"koIUoriw^w&efciff f sell urns nf moll imiliila; In build, omilp, own till' linnnwe nf ir.-t,..,-1- in - .a...1 i'i i'V 1 11 ',™' ks'!!™'.!,'.,,",.?,. '•'::'!.• rt-ff '"', ',°h[im mWl pi light, boil ami imw',.,. i„ tin inhabit 1..1 ksnoi'i'ssji*) iiri-niii-i.ini.iii iiisiii.|ilnisnii.ss; nnls, otkw limns mines miii.|u.in 111,1 ,,,,, llilil Ii, llml ,.ml t., |„,r,l„w.. „„,l „,,,,,„„■ mn , oi ,,'1 ,i , 1 r, n,s pi , I ■ f.,,,', I,,™ 1' ostato or norsoiml propotty nocoswryor 0011- mwnsii0 of rk K",S velllonl. llloi*i.I.i.*; and 1 mslriinl „,„, „wn : enrt nu inlni 1 ,1 I ', i'i, I,' l"Z.iZTi i'i""1' !n""vv"J- l'"ill'"lul' "■'' • 1 lag-..i»m" ■".-.". - 111, - ,,1" ,,,'1",: K1.'.1"!.',.';,': t,1^l'A,'V,?.u,l0.J,oo<»*-««-yoi*oonvoiilo,it| Hons, lay pipoantia utratcl, wiroa for gonSrat- inil siipplylm; idi'i.Irifili ns n'liresnitl. GREENvVOOD CITY . . . . B. G. E. SEfWIOlin ACQ., Ptioi-s. ' ' ' STRICTLY FIRST-CLASS Situated ov thr Main Road to Coiwii, duadwood, nkvlmik. QBawNwooD, Loxd Terms: $1.50 to $2.50 per Day. hAKK and oniKii Boundary ('kkkk 0amrs. I'm* Midi business; said busliiom lo bu iliicU'ili.'iliicrin ilu: UniLod HlaUia or British I'dliiitiliiii, ov bolh, Tho capital nock uf (ho said Company Ik seven hundred ami fifty thousand dollars, ilivilc. I ini.).*; ven iniii-lr il aii'l lit- > thousand ■iliiiruMiif i lie pu* Fftliig of ono dollar each, (Jlvcn under my hand und swil ol' olllee nl Vieloria, I'n^iiico uf British Culiimbiii, this V.liJi day uf September, 1HIW |i.. H.I S. V. WOOTTOK. I Rogistmr of Joint .stuck Uoiupanles. ate land fori he BOUNDARY FALLS HOTEL, Boundary Falls, B. C, HALF WAY BOUSE KETTLE RIVER ^.l,.:'rH'|.;K,\^» Marcus find BoLiidhPy Creek Points ST.\tll-; STATION AMI GOOD HOTEL ACCOMMODATION Best Brands Liquors mid Cipps George Kdwai'ils - - Proinletor O*. KT. WXXXTXX In ullli'l' illiiin nnil ex|H'(ip posoflaf Mm i-iniipiiiiy. nnu m-.ii lu i'on.|i*iic-t, I in liiilniii nnd iipar.iti! ii'.hiiiv.ii' mil he|e i _ . ,, T . , „, ^, , -,u __ ,-..,, plione systnms ,i-jiliiii ilm suiil iiiilins „f i„ I Centrally Located St.opr.ing Place for Three Dill 'Ins, nnil In dn nil othor lliliigfi nopossary or PROPEILTOll. NOTICK nflerd opnduclve In Uin altninniunt nf tl.n abov Objects or any of them. Iiiiled ni ilie city nf Victoria, tlio 10day of November, A, I). 18$), F.IAXK IlllifJIXS. s Siilidior fnr Applicants. ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ I, Stage Lines. Trouble or Expense Spared to Make Guesti. Comfortable, Strictly First-Class and Charges Moderate. Bust Brands Liquors and Cigars Good Stabling, is hnrolij glvon il.nl. slxii dnvs , I Intond 'mill]') in ibo Chief ier of I s„n,|\('ii,i,f,irpi.|ini.. bus,. Hi,, r.ill.ilviiin al.--.-i-i,>..,, Illll-I mil- in Hie nnlliern porlion of tin- IstilnifVali-ilist rli'l. Ilillii' I'r.niii..,. if liriii-.li Columbia! All ilm hlioocupM |»r- .mn iif Illl. IMM Imlf nf Section K. In...l»lll|iffl. and all lliounocciinlorl portion of it asl Imlf nf* "I.!, lowmlllll .ill. .'.llllll K liln in n> more or low, I. TIIOMIWiX Midway, Oolnlmr 21, ItH, •■ I sinn ll, I NO of land jllsnyniiMl THE SELECTION OF A WORKING PROJESS-j royii'l ins, Imt no agreement was irenched. Then thoy determined io (Concluded.) Mali i' smelling, and pyritic smelting, in which process llu. sulphur iu tin- hit furnishes 111.* greater pail of Ihc fuel, nre concentration methods of great utility and .vill always In* used in re* Hghl, iiiid inailii an applii'iiiion to the attiirney-general to have tlie patent set aaldo hecuilse of a lack of novelty. The nttiirnVy-geni-riil appointed .lin*. May to liring fiction at llle miners1 ex- pi-nsi'. It iv.is asserted ilmi. although moil* districts where transportation I Iho patentees of lbe cyanide process charges on Ilm erode ore are piohilii- may ha ie been the oiuhiiiil inventors, tiny, nod nieclianical concent ration iu-; the mime thing had actually been done appiiciil-le, The-cost of a plant is not before, although not upon a large greul, and the cost of treatment Is scale, Commission*- were issued follow if a proper mixture of ores nud the tailing of testimony iu the United go.ni fuel art- available, but. the, States, Australia, New Zealand uud vary highest skill is demanded, both England in the case. The testimony iu tlie construct ion mid running of such showed lhat ihe process had been used works, and owing lo the comparative . before as early as 1885. newness of lhe process, such skill isl As far as llie South African gold not readily available, i fields are coiicerm-.l lhe decision tbcoivs Mechanical ooiicoiltrnllon is usually j the process open loihe public. practiced on smelting ores, nn.l iis 4.4 utilization hits brought millions nf ELECTRIC POWER FOR BUFFALO. wealth into circul itiou that otherwise j would be still lying idle in |dV grade Al midnight oil lhe liilh lhe greul rock, ll isa boon lo llle miner, saving ■ Niagara Falls was harnessed, and ils freight and treatment charges on Immense power, which has been wasted waste and detritni-nial ifntlel'lal, muk-1'»'' '•cnlnrics, wns partially utilised, illg a valuable and luilcll-Biillghl pro- M-'H* lllls llmv become llle serviinl of duel oul of au ore which iu ils crude '"'"•• I'rcriscly ul 12 llle swilch in state would In- Inni lo treat, If yon have a mine whicli is iu a condition lo produce ore in sufficient, quantities In justify tin. erei-ilou of a mill, lhe Iirsl lltiug In he dune is lo ohtiilii111 sample of lh 'a whicli will represent in iis assay value and pi'lnci- pnl chiiiiicleiistics the inn llnil, you will lie able lo inine. This is the most Important ami, perhaps, ihe must difficult thing lo do, It is utterly foolish to go to the expense of having working tests made on your ore unless you can produce ore iu sufficient ipiuiillty und can lake n representative sample. It seems unnecessary lo say Ihis, but lhe I'acilic coast is dulled wilh expensive evidence that lliese ciindilinni have nut been fi have obtained yuur sample and assayed it (ll should weigh IIUl to 600 pounds), try lliese processes, beginning wilh un amalgamation lest, and when yuii h1vef111111d.il method I lint seems musl. available, go back to it and Iry it over and over again, varying lite conililiiius the big power house was luiucd, lliai'i'liy completing llu. circuit, and iiiiinediaiely an enormous volume of electricity wns generated. This is being conveyed lo Buffalo, 27 miles distuul, nud is now being used, among ol hers, by lhe Ilulfalo Street Railway company, who have contracted fnr a supply equivalent to 1,000 horse-power. Highl entiles, each ,ol' n carrying capacity of ii.Ollt) horse power, are at present stretched upon the poles and these can lie safely doubled in number if necessary, so Ibal If will he possible to convey tin electric currclil eipiiyaleiit lo80,0(1(1 horse power from lhe falls lo Buffalo without enlarging the system at muse conililiiius ulher than by lhe Blringlngof mure nlHIIed, Wliell vou cnbles. During the consl ruction illll] bringing inlo use of this wondeifiil power, the services of the Iwo grivil electricians, Messrs. Edison nnd Tesln, have been freqiielilly called into requl- eilioll to solve I fill tl i.-iil problems. Ponderous and ititriciilu as lbe machinery must necessarily be, so In-unli- in every way you cnn lliink of, such as I fully lias everything been construcled Hue and course pulverization, concentration before and afler milling, etc. Experiments made cniefully on small quantities of ore will be found of great use in determining upun a process, uud III many cases will tell very closely whal can be expected on a large si'iile. Send pail of your ore lo the smellers, and to any "crazy scientist" whom you may hear is 1.diking on a new process. Take lime lo let Ihem nil have 11 trial ul it, anil remember ihul no two ores are alike, yours may he just the ore that is adapted lo siunn embi'oyolic method thai will lre.it iL successfully, These " crazy scientists" nre crazy only so long as 'bey are unsuccessful. When lhey have solved flu- problem lhe world sees I he dazzling light of genius iu iheir eyes. Wlieii you are ready to build a mill, gel the besl man you can Hail to design it for you. It is always economical. Don't boy .any piece of machinery Ill-cause it is cheap; wail, if necessary until you are al.tt! lo buy the best, for 1 can say to you from liitler and expensive experience thai il is folly to expect, good results from pom practice. Maybe voir ore is good enough now 10 stand expensive mis takes in your equipment, lull tlin lime comes in lhe history of every mine that as so an us lbe power was lurueil on, everything moved smoothly anil In perfect order, thereby giving an evidence of bow far advanced in the science of electrical ennitieering lhe Americans are at the present day. The greatest cataract on earth has lieen harnessed, and now il only remains for some one lo invent a menus Of utilizing lbe Inn xpi-nilcd iu the eirlb's eolation and all will be well. U.S. 1.1 < BATTLE-SHIP TEXAS. Aii enquiry is proceeding al lbe New York navy yard behind closed doors into flu- circiiuistuiices under wbich the Texas sank al ber dick recently. Il Is reported there was brought to light I'i ul 11<-1- slnrlliiig sli'iii'liu nl,weakness in I he ship. If lias heen found that, the bulkheads separating Ibe ship Into supposedly wnlei liglil compartments urn so light they spring under pressure of 1 be wnler and cause gienl leaks. Although flu- magazine is separated from tin- engine rooms hy 11 continuous hulk he-id without a iloor or opening, if wus soon tilled with waler whicli mn around the edges and lhrough the senilis of the mi-tut. This gives an idea ot the kind of a battleship Uncle Stun would pit again, FLOURk- 4/FLOUR We Hani Hardware and Hardware Only. ft We have commenced the manufacture of Flour and are in the liusiness to stay, and we now offer the following brands for sale: Hungarian, X X X X, Strong Bakers and Superfine. Also Bran, Shorts and Chopped Feed. Patronize Home Industry and keep the money in the district. Our Hour has been pronounced the superior of any now manufactured in British Columbia. Okanagan Flour Mills Company, Ltd. Armstrong, B. C. W. J. ARMSTRONG & CO, Hardware, - Tinware - and ANACONDA, B. C. O-u.3* Stock of Crockery, Glassware, Shelf and Heavy Hardware, Bellows, Anvils, Heating and Cook Sloves, Woodenware. Sash and Doors, Paints and Oils, has been selected tn meet the requirements of the country, and will he found most complete. Special-ties MIDWAY m THE FUTURE RAILWAY, MINING AND |j AfiRICULTUBAL CENTER OF 1 The Kettle Biver Country 1 Jessop's Steel (any size); San Francisco Powder, Caps and Fuse ; Miners' Outfits. Jo"t>l>i3xgr Slxo-p Any order in the Tin or Iron Line will secure our Prompt and Careful Attenlion at a Reasonable Figure. W. J.Armstrongk Co., the Hardware, Tin and Stove Men, Anaeonda. Penticton Livery, Feed and Sale Mies + + Good Single and Double Drivers, and Gentle Saddle Horses. PACK aonsts AND GUIDES FURNISHED HUNTIN8 PARTIES GOURLAY AND JONES, PROPS. _ots on Easy Terms to Actual Residents, For Particulars' Appl) on to R. C. ADAMS, Midway, II. 0, , UIUI1U XU11VU* M.F. B'OIiGUDR, PROPRIETOR. 8. C. GRAND FORKS (§) (§) GEO. P. MIMS, Froprietor. G!-^£s,aa.(DL Fopks, H. C STRICTLY piRST QLASS. (j) TERMS $1-50 AND $200 PER DAY- Good Accommodation and Moderate Charges. KTo Clxixxese Help Finest brands of Wines. Liquors and Cigars. Livery and Feed Stable in Connection. Saddle Horses a Specialty. THE MIDWAY HOTEL MIDWAY, KETTLE RIVER. First (lluss Accommodation. Good Stabling, Terminus of Stage Line from Milieus, Washington. McAULEY & LUNDY, Proprietors. when profits can In* had only hy lhe S|, the ships or a foreign power in tlie most careful and economical manage- uvenb'tif war. It also serves In alien ment uf the hesl p.issilile equipment, how far polilics are carried m the Ahove nil'don't luiilil lhe mill until you | Uuileil Stales, ns undoubtedly llle fall!- have lhe mine, Keep iu your miud Ihe Iirsl slep in lhe old teclpe for preparing u i-nliliii pie, "Firs! catch your rnlibii,"—Professor Fasselt, ' Livery, Feed and Grand Forks, B. C, Below the Bridge. Livery Teams, Saddle and Pack Horses and Ladies' Sillln Horses Hay, Crain and Wood for Sale, Teaming of All Kinds a Specialty. Grand Prairie Hotel CARSON, KETTLE BIVUK. II. 0. Situate in the Immediate Vicinity of tne Boundary Oreek Mines. —§— First-class accommodation for the Traveling- Public. Stage Lines to Midway and Marcus, Wash. Blacksmith shop in connection. mclaren bros. .... proprietors ty must met ion of this vessel mny I traced to polilical jobbery, and jobbery too of the very worst kind. ,.4 TIN IN BI1ITISH COLUMBIA. McARTHUR-FORREST PATENTS VOID. I .Mining ll.i.ii,I: .Mr .1. .1. Moore, | News has just reached thisi-iiunli'yh''1'0 '«'» ll1'*'" '"'"'"!'■ ■■■ n',[U" v"- from South Africa that the highciiurls llllllh!jl f'"' ''l t-"""1 '"''".*' >''''"'*•llus of thai i-epithlic had declined mid lhe heen employed fm some Iluie pasl in MuAi'llim-Forrest paleills for llle pru*-|ieel lug for gold and olher impcriils cynnide process foi' the recovery of "••■■- *vllil(' I'l'-secutiiig his switch for gold. Tliedecisliui wns given in „ suit hid i Irensures, lie discovered at lhe brought hy the ciiinliincd nth wuers heiidoflliiueS id a rich deposit of ot.liiliuiino.-liiiig.iiiil ihe Transvaal. Ihi of large extent, To make sure lie This decision will huve uu iiuporliinl wn" ''-H1" '" hi* -"""i"1'". he sent hearing upnu every i; usl conneeleil suuiplcsuf il lireel to pracllciil with gold mining, for it is u niiillec lil1 mil,n" ' " wncrs In Unrii, which involved ninny millions „|',|„l-1 wall. I'ligluinl. mill has just received Iur* directly, and untold millions ultn-i •v""1" he specimens siihiultled to iw.*!hi***. I Ihem are llu, This is ihe Ihsi lind of Up ill 1890 leilii.liiiii winks h,,,!.'Ihe kind in Hi-' priiillice s hull -uniiing U| the old plan, nnd I Ul«« ItJ II t lei-estl ed. nf com se much value was curried olf Wllc'| lhe eluiin is developed the ill llio tailings, it wns nl tins llinc U'huilci-s me Hi nusl v.ilo.iUc that two Sculcliiiien, McAi-lhiu- .uul pi'iipei'ly will he iiin-iii'lh.-d. .mil, with Fornwl, took p ills nil over il„. the close proxmiliy of coal,exeeplioiial world for I he cyanide process of gold i "hipping fuellitie,, und u large demand recover*' FURNITURE! CHEAPER THAN EVER AT CAMPBELL BROS. TWO CARLOADS JUST ARRIVED —UPHOLSTERING*^ ROSSLAND, B.C. VERNON, B. C. E;5 THE FASHION . jp ■ SJIiiE ■ GREENWOOD CITY. Always on hand Good Single and Double Drivers, Ladies' and Gentlemen's Gentle Saddle Horses. Pack Horses for Hire. Heavy Teaming at Reasonable Rates. VERNON LIVERY, FEED AND SALE STABLES Good single and double drivers and saddle horses. Ladies' gentle double and single drivers and saddle horses. Horses boarded bv the week or month, Box stalls if desired. Horses In ihe single yeai'ol IKIll in ilm Wil w.iieisiiiiuldlslrlcl of tlie li'iinsviml 2,817,878 tons of ladings uud 18,1151 Ions of concentrates were pul Ihruilgh lhe process. This yielded iiiiiie iluin Sill,- OUU,0UO III gold, uiih an apparent. proHl I'm the lliilshed product, il should hi nf material value iu the development. i'lllis pi $60,000,003. LOAN. Spain Is Beeklng a fifty million dul- oyer the cost ofllie process ol'alioul 11'"'hinn, Hn' necessity for which to $7,875,000. This seems lo indicate I Imt the iniiiers ought lo huve heeu well satisfied, Bill I hern was out- serious draw- hack In theii' happiness. The African diuilil niny he iilli-ilniled lo llu- costly cnlcrpri/.c of suhdiiilig lhe (Julians, A canvas of Madrid lias heen made, ami the hankers and llliiiuclei-s of thul cily huve slgullled iheir willingness lo Hold Recovery c puny, which cnn-1 suhscrlhe for tell millions more limn I rolled lhe MeArlhiirl-'ni'ii'sl patents t'n* uiiu.iiiit. sniighl io In- harrowed, iu Uu- Soiilh African repiihlle, did nol: *vlll,'h **ln>»*a that Spain is still nhle lo Id anyone use .he process wllliiuil lheM'orrow plenty of illoney. p.'ivinenl of rnynllles, These payment*, "* varied with Individuals, hul lliev were When applying for crown gran is for , ,i . ,, .,. '.,,. I 1111111'rill cliiiins, telillesl llllll lllesillne so ling,- ihul Ibey amounted In millions ,„. !ltU„,iM hl 'T,„.* AnVAX. v.. the of dollars every vest, 'lhe inhiui*s|oHU-litl.y recognized paper nf the made efforts to gel rudiictiui'.s of the district, THE PIONEER-HOTEL Greenwood Cm, Boundary Cueek, B. C. We have just opened lie tihnvii liolel ul Greenwood City, and are prepared to welcome guesls und provide good nccoiiiiuodalfini, Good Oaterhig, f-'irsl class Livery Stable, broken to harness, and horses anil cattle sold on commission Dealer in hay and grain; wholesale and retail. All kinds of heavy teaming; attended to, Corner Mission and Tronson sts WOOD & WESTEa 'ROPRIETORS OKANAGAN SAWMILL KELOWNA, B. C, Vou can ikmv pnrclmsi' ocilnr panel iloor.s, bountifully made und finished; window n\wh, lotliH, shingliwnnd nil other klndfl nf Iiduro (nriiiflhittga, nt IhcOkiuuiKiin Sawmill, liuniih nnil drouod lumbor cunsinnM.v on Imtit), OrdorB fnnn Kettlo Itivor dlntrict eoliuilod mul prioOB furnished upon applicnlloii tu N. It. -Siwli mul l loors at (!onet Prieea, wil li Slight Advance to cover -'out of frolglit. B. X.ESQUI3MCX!, PROF. VV. Gardner, Proi kietcir. O. B. 8z P. B. NE; RESERVATION TRADING COY C'lirson, H. I'., und Reserval iuu Store, Nelson, Wash, General .*; Merchandise And Minora' OulHts of nil descriptions, Our stock i.s large and complete and we believe you will lind Our Prices an Object If you wish lo save money. Give us an early call. Fair and su,tmie dealing Is our motto,
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Title | The Advance |
Publisher | Fairview: Stuart & Norris |
Date Issued | 1896-11-23 |
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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 | 10.14288/1.0309124 |
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