THE ■( •-£/>.-t^^^T-^n 1- Vol. X, No. I. MIDWAY, BRITISH COLUMBIA, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1898. $2.00 per Year. p W. JAKES, M. a, o. M. BY APPOINTMENT RESIDENT PHYSICIAN TO KETTLE RIVER DISTRICT. OFFICE: GREENWOOD CITY pERALD WILLIAMS, M. D„ C. M. VKIINON, B, C. Lath ok St. Thomas Hospital, London, UNO, QR* WHITE, Graduate of McGill University. FAIRVIEW, B. C. J* P. McLEOD, Barrister, Solicitor, Etc. Midway, li. C IJ S. CAYLEY, BARRI8TER AND SOLICITOR. QllANIl K0KU8, B. C C 'ADRIAN MEYER, MlNI!-fl Brokeb, Notary Public, Etc. Barnard Avr., Vmivon, Ii. C, PORBESM, KERBY, P. US., A.M.O.S.O.B., ENGINEER AND SURVEYOR Notary Puiiuc. Midway, 11. C. J CHRISTIE, M.R.C.V.S. V' (ED1NBUROH, SCIITLANIl) UF All Domestic Ailisnuls Irculed on solcnlilic principles. Residence - - - - 811BKNWOOD, li. 0 Bickarils. Benerman & Co. MIDWAY* B.C. HEAL ESTATE AND FINANCIAL AGENTS. MINING BROKERS TIRE, LIFE ID ACCIDENT HiSDlur J OHN A. CORYELL, A.M., B.C. A. Civil Engineer, PROVINCIAL LAND SURVEYOR AND DRAUGHTSMAN. Trlgatlon Projects, Engineering and Survey Work, with Plans and Estimates ln nny Portion of the Province Immediately Attended to. Maps and Plans of Any Portion of Osoyoos District and Mining Camps of Kettle River Mining Division. BOUNDARY FALLS, MIDWAY and VERNON. Q. A. SUBS8, M. A. U. A. Guuss, M. A. GUESS BROS. Chemists and Assayers Thoroughly lamiliur wilh Fairviow nnil Boundary Crock Mineral Properties. Properties Ksnmlned. Asf ays unit Analyses ol Ores, (•"mils, KW. OltKBNWStnil, B.0. E. J. SCOVIL, _a MINING BROKER, REAL ESTATE, INSURANCE AND GENERAL AGENT, ARSTRACTS OF TITLE FURNISHEII ON AP PLICATION. Correspondence Solicited. Midway and Greenwood, B. C. G. T. HODGSON BOUNDARY CBBffiK Eiigineapinff and Assaying Co. G-reenwood City, B. C. Assaying and Analyses of Ore Mines Examined and Reported on h otd-ofcli /.oqatitntiuice with fcheJKcttl Uin r mul lioiiuUui'y Creok Mining District. W.T. SHATFORD & Co. .•J-*-*— I General Merchants. We carry the largest ancl best assorted stock in this section of the district and sell at prices to sute the times. . . . NUW GOODS CONSTANTLY ARRIVING BEND FOR PHIO ES Renjenjbei* WE ARE AGENTS FOR McCLARY'S FAflOCS STOVES. W. T. Shatford & Co. I'liiivitivi', Cuuip McKinney, Vernon nnd Sloriin City. ~Wi1 1 1 W&§$ 7 __mm Tie Columbia Flouring Mills Co. . - - MILLS AT VERNON, B. C -—mm^"^^^ sssa, {fan. ^~ MANUFACTURERS OP HIGH GRADE FLOUR Hungarian, Three Star, Strong Bakers, Superfine. All produced by the celebrated Hungarian Plansifter system. Try some, mado by the only Plansifter mill in tiie Province. ....WHOLE WHEAT FLOUR A SPECIALTY..,, See That Each Sack Is Marked --: R, P. BitinU Co, Ltd., Proprietors, Victoria. B, C. KETTLE RIVER MINING DIVISION. ' Records for the Week Ending November ist, 1898. MINERAL LOI'vTIONS. OOTOBKR 28. Copper Crown, Skylark cainp, Richard T. Eviins. Londonderry, 60 mile creek, R. W. Guill. Cumet, 50 iii itt- creek, Charles Ron* niter. OCTOBER 27. Labelview, (iriiliuins cninp, A. Al. Junes, OOTOBKR 29 Revenue, Greenwood cninp. Win. Shaw. Florida, fractional, Eholt creek, Pul rick ,1. Kennedy. S tvage, Copper csiiup, Win. Hnnna. Governor, Long Luke ciunp, G. A, Rendell. Blnek Jack, Skylark camp, Theodora Fotist, Arlington, Summit camp, C. AI. To- hiussen. OCTOBER 31 Gold Bug, Rock Creek, II. ti. Pittendrigh. Extension, Rock Creek, H.Nicholson, Montana, Copper camp, W.S. Keith. Gnlil Dollar, hetween Ingiini creek and Keltle rival', CharlesStooke. Rosy, hetween Ingriiu creekj and Keltle river, Sum. G, Stooke. NOVEMBER 1, Short Fellow, Horseshoe mountain' W. C. Cnnkle. OKRTiPIOATKa tils* WORK. OCTOBER 27 Thistle, J. S. Shearer et ul. Highland Chief, ,1. S. Sheurer et al. OOTOBRR 28 Sunrise, AI. II. Kane, Aloiloe, I. F. Kane. The Avcrgc Mon. Whon li cornea to 11 Question ol trusting Yourself lu llu* risks ttf llio road, WI1011 llie Using is llu* slim-lug uf bunions, Tlio lifting lho bolt ola loud, In I lie hour sif peril or trial, tn tbo hour you meet osyoucAti, Visn lusty safely sls'pi'lisl un tin* wtisilon] Anil skill of lint average man. 'Tis tlie average man and noolbor Wlio ilow bis plain duly eaob slay, Tho siniill Itiinit his wage is fur sluing, On tho oommonplooo lilt of llio way, Tis 1 In, average man, muy Uml bless Iii 111, Who pilots us, still In tlm van, Over land, over sen, as tvu travel, Jusl lite plain, luinly, average man. So on through the ilnys of existence, All mingling in shadow nnd sbino, Wcntay count on tin: everyday lion. Whom haply tin* gati** may ilivlno, lint wins weal's Use swart Is ghnoof lltseal ling A :nl labors and earns ns im can. And stands al Use lasl wit li tlie noblest, Tho commonplace average limn. —Mauoaukt t*l, SArtasT**,**. Marchand Leaves I-'ashoda. Cairo, Oi I. 28.—Il is sssid that Major Marchand deemed it necessary to personally king to Cairo llle unfinished portion of tlie report of his explora- allons. Cupt. Germain was left in lominand uf tin* French mission at Kuslioilii. Major Marchand left Fush- 0J11 on Sunday und arrived at Khartoum this illuming, He will start for (Intro tomorrow, As tin* nther French* men remained at Fashoda, Major Marchand'8 departure frinn there is regarded ns a settlement of tlie question ns to the possession of thut place, whicli is in dispute hetween Great Britain nud Fiance, iacOAtaij£ iverssde ■Larsen. 9 Is situated nt, Rock Creek, B.C 1 the main route of travel between Peiiliclon 'inil nil Boundary Creek points. Slopping place for stages, Good Fishing -:- Good Hunting1 -> Bestof Accommodation. nXcG-ULaalE? C7.xa.cX X_m.art=t&it_, X*a?4yj£tar3.t2>-t,oarm ^sws_aiima^sass3BmiB^!saE3Sfs^^sssss:msssssss^_i ' 4f- Good accommodation atthe -4 HOTEL -_Fq:*EV Travelers, iCommercial men, Mining men and Sportsmen. yA Terminus of stage lines from—-**-••-* W.C. HAYWOOD 3 1 Fairview, Osoyoos, Orovllle, Wash. -AND- Caniii MoKinney, .Midway, Greenwood, Carson, Grand Forks, nnd Marcus, Wash. Ordered a Revision. Paris, Oct. 28.—Al. lo-day's session of the court of cessation, AI, Bard concluded his report of the Dreyfus case, the firsl part-of which was presented yesterday. M. Mnrnard, oiuuisel for Mine. Divy- I fus, charged that investigation he ordered concerning the divergency of ! llie tesliniony nf experts wboexanilnrd the Borili'i'i'iiu in 181)1 iintl in 181)7, nnil also to ascertain whether secret documents were communicated to the members nf the ciiiirt-iuarllal, There was no excitement- outside of Ihe palace of justice. The puhlic prosecutor, SI. Almoin. . followed M, Mnrnard, addressing tin' judges, Hi* said : "Nobody can now lake the Dreyfus affair nut of your hands, nor run you relinquish it without deieliclinn nl duly. Ynur decisions must constitute for everybody an expression of truth |uud justice, Revise tlin trial, then, gentlemen, or at least prepare the roud for ils revision." .Minimi concluded with denouncing the "vllluinuus attacks npnn the partisans of revision," and made a strong plea llnil Ihe court lie not Influenced by tuiisitli' pressure, Tin* iiiiiii decided in favor of revision of Ihe case and for Immediate provis- i< iissil li in-ill 1 inli nl' Dreyfus, ► • ■< A Great Strike of Ore. W. L. LEONARD, Proprietors, Penticton, B. C. « I. * i ft i i :;is * a ji; 'US'a If"' ;, ■■ :j-i -I :h tiiiiivah 11 lie, 1 IMI*, |'"»tj!li- a*l>H i|:ifBarast, ,|i, a* !'i'<ii*M55fi|ii-i 7 2 13 - , ■ ..ai ■ ,Y* 2oft '*' ''|l|n||||slr*|il;'.|*.Ul|i.|t|,»n'.|,( it ».|H F|", „\s t Use 0. K. Flour. The Best Flour in Canada. WH carried oil' Iirsl prize for Flour us well na for Wheat at the Wew Westminster exhibition, Our Brands hit Hungarian, XXXX, Best Pastry, Strong Bakers and Economy, any nne of which i.s a long way superior tn Washington Hour. Ask your grocer tor 11 llour that gives universal satis- faction, (icl, uny of llio 0. K, brands nnd you will.never regret it, ^ £, £* Okanagan Floor Ills mm iffittisftigi ! •3 tl| \ Ai ' js^.I-tT.SS'i'ItOJSrG-, I3.C. ■■ 7' -. ' i ,|i isi^iiiiii , 1 M.'i i ! '■ to ft I On Ilia Republic mine in llu*rump of IIii'siiiih' niiuii' on the Colville "es j vm inn in the -.iiiii h ni tin- Internutlnnnl liiiiinilsti'V lltli* f 11itn here, tin rnoruniits- ly rich strike of free inlllliig gold on* tvus miiilf sifi'iv iliiysiig*),ivbt*ii llii'lisw- I'l'iiiiuit'l ivhluh bus lieen driven neatly IBOOfuel In 1,'iigtb cut, ilu< vein al a depth of t'o I'l't't aud nm through so Ill li'i'i iil'nii' which It Is said averages IB 07., ill gnlil or nl lite inli' nf ii'SIKI to tbe Imt. Priiin litis ihiiii' mi' bus been slllppi tl I'i a sisiiii' Iiuu* pasl, nan,y bun- ilitils nf lulls baling lii'i'ii si nl oul to Miu, 11- 1.) nanus, ul 11 ensl, of $25 per I and after paying lliis uud ireal- inont charges, left proflls froui wliili good dividends havu been paid. Rich ns the ini' bus proven Ilself to be whieh tvus sent uwuy for Ironlinrnt, never did ii approach iu value that found in tin-Iiii Inni Is'vi'l a I'stv days agu, ami Iherefore Ilinl the owners nf tin* mini* uud uthers Interested lu Ihe welfare uf lhe camp arc jiihllatil, is noi at nil lo In* wondered nt. Sixteen feel of $300 ore ut a deplh of tlin feel is mil met !$i$ j -villi every slay in any pari of lho .lift world, and thai ii exi.ais in Hepubllc s_ jiaiuip, makes iiii* une nf lhe mosl promising mining Ileitis 1 oily dis- " i i 1 II covered in any pari nf tin- United | Stale The Low Grade Ores. A large plant has been erected near Rossland for lhe treatment of low grade 01 e, and Ihnt u will be a success there can be little doubt. Tbat it will menu niuch for tlie camp goes without saying, for it is well known that in' copper gold ore camps a tremendous amount of low grade ore is encountered iu tlie development of nearly every properly, and us this cannot he'utilized by smellers, itinust, its in the rase al, Hnssliind accumulate until some cheap process of Ueatiuent is brought to iiciir up in it, As with Rosslnnd so witli Buundary Creek, all bough much of lhe ore will be of good shipping grade, yet will there be found enormous quantities of low grude ore as properties are developed nnd us these large quantities of low grade ore will represent u vast amount of wealth, It is to lie hop«d when lbe right time comes works of a similar nature to those recently erected near Rossland will lie established iu I his (list rid. Referring In the subject, us it effects Rossland, ibe Miner, publishedithere, says; The time wus in this cuuip whj*n ore of a less grade than uhuut $20 would not pay to ship to Ihe smeller, This uns lietuusi* afler the Iirsl cost of mining, uiui freight and 1 real ment charges bud been paid ihere remained no residue of profit for the mineowner. Since Ihen lite cost of frelghl■ nnd Ireai- nients have lieen reduced nud now the ote has to carry a value of aliout $15 to leave a margin of prnfil after all the enst of its production, transportation and reduction have been deducted. This is where the ore is sent to the smeller. There are, however, about two million tuns uf low grade ore in the mines and on their dumps Unit are beginning to bnve a market value. New and cheap processes have been evolved by means nf which llbese low grude ores will lie made lo yield a profit, These winks ran In* located closer to the mines I Imu are smellers, forthe reason Ibnl they can be ope-- aled without flux unil no fuel is required lu smelt tin* me, because the priiei'ssis do not depend upon the mi imt uf lire. This makes lbe cost of li'tiiispniiiilitui merely nominal, nnd allogi-ther the entire working is much cheaper than hy the fire processes for curtain classes of ure, Ofcniuse, ii is undent uud thai Ihere are types of ore hi Iho .'amp that can only be reduced liy lbe tiie process und these, of ueeessily, must go to tlie smelter, Just, to what exlenl, Ihese chemical and electrical inelhods of gelling the values frnni nre will cut down the enst uf reduction the future only will tell, hut it. isi'i'itiiin Ihal lbe parlies wlm have erected works here claim that they run make urn that yields $10 per Inn givo 11 profit lo the mine owner, If this is the case, and it certainly appears lo he reasonable, lliere is nolrcason 10 doubt, .villi llu* impiuve nis that will be iniiile In the itii'ibiiils, llnil. nre of a still lower grade will, lu the near future In* made in yield it profit, Thelmprove- ini'iii in Iraiispurlnllon, the lessening of Ibe cosl of supplies, elc, also point lo ii decreased ensl. Tilt: ADVANCE Midway, B. 0., Novembeb 7, isu. THE ADVANCE. W. 11. N0U11I9 PlIOI'tdKTtllt Published wookly at Midway, 11. C, Subscription Price, $2,011 por annum, payable in advance, either yearly or iiaif-ycai'ly tst tlie Option Ol till -na-'-nl'i r. Advorli ngltate seat on application. Tl gli tho columns of Tut: Aiiva.vck aro always open fur tlie ditcuiulon «f matters of publio ittit-i'i'-t inni tniportanco, wo do nol noo* lion nrllyondorse nny if the opinions expressed, (• rrosfliindcnoo ola insi'Minnl nature will imt bo pillilllud, MONDAY, NOVEMBER7,1898. The ni i enl inn of our readers Is called In tlm ruiiiiiienls nf ills' Toronto Globe upon IhuqneBllou nf ihe granting nf ihc chaiierfiir the Keltle River Valley railway, which appears in another column nf ibis issue '4 Recently a hotel keeper doing business In llnniiltiin.Oiiiiirio, import ed two bar-maids from England, and nsn resull (he people of eastern Canada ure making a gieal outcry. The people nf tb,' west will hardly question that lh,-is lii't'llii'in in the cast, urn quit rlghl iu litis, if for n re al least for iwo reasons, viz,, I hul the people ul America abhor the idea of women lieing allowed to lill degrading positions, aiid men,lis a rule, require tin extra inducements to eliterthe path which lends them, ifzealuualy followed, to perdii imi. A question whieh should receive attention nl tiie hands of I he governuienl ia i imt uf a disposition of llu* mineral chums the lit Iti uf whicli was allowed to expire by tliosu who were unfortunate enough to allow Iheir free ininer's certificate to lapse, In cases in which it free miner held n mineral interest in common ivilh others, the mutter can pes Imps be remedied liy lhe passing of a bill of sale, as a provision is made in tin- Mineral Act, whereby lhe forfeited inlerest would revert to the co ov nets in iln claim, Dm since liy ruling of tin-tiiisri it has been declared lhat the government (lid not have lhe puwer In provide for relief against forfeiture owing to the lapse uf a free miner's eerlilinile, und yel led many 10 believe Hint they could do so, thereby placing liit'in in ii false posilion, something should he done in the matter, Quite a number took advantage of flu* provisions of the order-ln-eoiincll whieh was passed on the 201b of October 1807, and these having acted in good faith, believing that lbe governuienl had Ihe power in ro-inslute Iheir I it lu to lhe mineral claims held prior to the lapse of iheir certificates, should not now be made lo sulfer for having displayed a confidence in the government, When tho othei slay Mr, D. D. Mann returned to Montreal uller it visil tu this province, he informed u reporter that he believed an enormous truffle would beat once available upun com- pletion of the Clow's Nest extension into the Buundary Creek section. That Jlr. Mann should make Ihis admission seems stiange, when it Isreuieinhered that be is una of lhe parties huldlug the V. V. k E. charter, and Ihnt It, is the avowed intention of tbe holders uf tlm said charier not ouly to seek lhe provincial cash subsidy for liuililing iln* V. V. .** 15, road into Buundary Ci.tl lioin Penticton, but also ll Do- minion bonus, If as Mr. Mann declares, an eiiorinous I raffle awaits llie opening of lhe RobsJii-Mldwuy branch ol lhe Crow's N*.*s( Puss railway, by wbal line of reasoning it, may lie asked, does he arrive ul lhe conclusion that tin' V. V. k I'l road, up soon us Iniill, would noi be able to do a large uud paying business, For our purl we believe i' would pay uny corporation lo construct Ibis piece of rinul. even did it nol receive si dollar of subsidy, and this belief is advanced mil because ll is desired to antagonize lbe liuililing sit' tin- road but rather because we, having a knowledge of I lit* mineral resources of the district, cun I'nrss'c llnil v.iih ibe advent of railway connection, nu enormous truffle, as .Mr, Mann says, will resull, It Is tune forthe Dominion ; Iirsl class coiiililinn. By holding their (lilt OTTAWA liETTIiK. A Few Statistics.—The 8taiistieal Year book list 1SU7 wbich lias just been issued by Dominion Statistician John. son contains tin* usual vast amount of valuable inforuialiun respecting tiie Dominion. Figures ure proverbially capable of lining mnde to prove anything, and widely different deductions have been drawn from lbe same set of .statistics, but Ibe assertion will nol be questioned, that the figures appearing in this official record for the past thirty years since confederal ion, indicate a steady and substantial growth along llle Lines of natural progress, development und prosperity, The revenue of tin*country for example has grown from $1.1,088.000 in 1808, to $87,830,000 in 1807 j the imports in 1808 were $7.'l.* 400,000, nnd in 1807 $110,210,000; the exports uf Cniuidiuti products were $18,- 605,0001111808 nnd in 1807 SI2'l,(i:a.r«); the railway mileage hi 1808 wus 2,200, and in I.SD7 10,5130; I be shipping tonuuge Inwards and mil wards 4,1110,321 iu ltiliS, and 12,010,080 in 1807; Ihe capital of lhe chartered hanks bus grown from $30,289,000 lo $01,949,000, und bunk assets from $77,872,000 lo $335,204,000. Post Office saving batiks deposits from $204,688 in $;.2,8S1,U00and Ihe number nf depositors fioiii 2,102 to 135,737 while per capita amount of deposits in posl offices and other saving hanks has risen from $1.60 in 1808, to $12.33 In 18117, Tbeuuiiibei uf post, offices has grown from 3,038 to 11.11)1 und the number of letters bundled from 18,000,000 tn 124,000,000, Tin* Bttttlslics of the piiletil olllee are also interesting and significant; the numberofputienis and certificates issued in 1808, being 010 as against 4,207 lasl year and the number of copyrights und trade uisi"ks iSjc. 72 in 1808 and 1,200 in 1897, The Pulp Wooo Industry,— The develupiiienl of the pulp wood iudustry whicli bus received such a marked impulse by ihe agreement entered inlo belween the Ontario governuieut and tlm .Sturgeon Fulls PulpCompanyLtd., is of mure than ordinary importance noi, only lo Onlurio uut lo Canada, The llriiish market fur wood pulp is enormous, (ind growing, and so far the American mills have almost entirely supplied it. When the new company bus ils gnnds upon tbe market, Lliere is nodouht lhat they will prove a vety seriuus eoiupelilor if indeed they do not take enl ire possession. The in- veslnii-nt of $2,000,000 or $3,000,000 in tlie erect inn anil uperalionuf the mills, md lhe employment of between 200 uul 300 bauds is in ilself of great commercial iinpnilance tu lhe province, Inil the lidding nf another link in the growing and strengthening chaiu of inler-lmperiiil commercial interests is ul yet greater moment, for ii affects mil the entile Dominion but, tin* empire. The action uf tlie Provincial government in giving lhe new coiners such inducements as havesecured thuir locating here, while at the same time thoroughly safe-guarding the country's interests, is businesslike and fur sighted, Why Tins Sodden Let-up,—There is a sudden and ominous .-essntiou in I lie pursuit of llu* Minister of the Interior ; possibly though not probably, the put sners are a little ashamed uf (heir foolishness und mendacity, Just nnw tlie oppositionists are varying their favorite iiiiiUBeiuentof bounding the ministers by shouting at the heels nflhe sMinislei of Public Works, n chung'* whicli lends 1,1ns Hamilton Herald to remark : 'It louks as if Alt, Tarte was getting roasted for being the best. Minister uf Public Works Cunada bus hud sinn! Alexandei Mackenzie laid down Ihe job," Dairy Cold Storage a Success.— It Is utinuuuced from tin*.North West, thut Professor Robertson's scheme of small I'ufrigalur storages atthe creameries has- proved entirely successful. During the past summer, July hul ier uul pnrl, af.l ana nitl-piil, has sustained nu injury ami is now lieing shipped in also tiie Provincial governuieut to change llieir railway policy. »—_ Smelter to Start lip. II. II, Alexander, who was in (Isililen n row days since, slated tlnil. negotiations are in progress with a view of the purchase and operal ion ol the smelter at iiuu. place, which has .lieen closed fnr Borne years. The enterprise will he supplies until nuw tlm farmers have cleat ed uiiuul, three und unc-hult' cents ll pound extra. IKro'fcJLoe. MotiocIshorobv glvon lluss .in application will In*iiui.il'mile' Provincial Piu'llniiiont nf ' Itt'ilisli I'tiltltnliia at ilie ItoXL session tliereiif. worked us a copper smeller, and the for an actio Incorporate a compnny lo con* purchiiser will give eveiy assistance m I Suit'ofnenrlKwii of Ml'ffiy, 'llr'i'isb the development of copper pi'opei-tles Coluuiliia llionoo In a westerly direction .',' ' ,' following the vallov or tho Kollln Rlvor mils which will lm tu a posilion to ship ore junolloii with llio Wont Pork of Kottlo Hivor, ,,, t',.,, iimAl Thin ..-iu |,o ., |,|„ llionooup lho valloy of tlio Wont Fork ofKottlo 10 "" "ineiiei. tills will Ue a nig jdvor to n point at or uoar tho moutti of Bonvor thing for Golden,- P\. Crock a tributary of tho Wost Fork of Kottlo lilvor, with powor to constrnet, oporato ntnl *| Also with powor to construot, oporato unit maintain telegraph nnd tolopli i lines, as woii HI ' 1 T ! n • I • j far ('iinitiicn'iiil ]'in'|i'i.*'i.a is.-lint business til Hit* I OlTimOllOiQ I (id IttliKfllKY I rRllwaj*s and for oilier necessary anil usual : '■<'■ ■ ^ * * ' 'Illg. I ^iffl thisSSth day of Soptombor, 18M. Agents for applicants. '1 "THE ADVANCE,' li. It. VINCENTi I. THOMPSON / XitaiXidL JS*.G2"b. Section 29 ,\. I HEREBY give notice Usui GO days nftor dato I I intond Lo apply In tlieCliii-f Commisiiloner sif Lande ami Works fm' iH'i'siiiasiisn in purchase 1 tie (ollowhig described pieces nf land Bituato neat' Fnlrviow in tho Ulslrlct of Yale, U.C.viz: Commencing sitsspis-i planted nn Ibis East boundary ol mv pre-emption at a paint twonty chiiliis North nf tlie Soulit East oornor thereof; iliiiee Kssst forty cliiiins to tiro S, td, corner or Inni! applied lnr; thonoo Nni-tli. forty cliaina, lo tin-.Via. cornor nf Innsl nppltod lor; il West,foity chains to ihcX. fit, corner nf my promptlon ; Ibenue South along Easl boundary nl my pro*emplloiu, lortj chains lo poiul nf eoinmeiioonionl ami containing lliii acres moro .1. K. tlOllINSON, Datod al Fnlrviow, Oot, 22nd, 18118, heat Fop Sals, _w_Z-5-M&8&&&u&£fiRas_m Parties needing good clem l"n 1 seed wheat vL for planting, should call on ]. A. Coulson, Midway, B. C„ who has iwo famous vari. tries, the Early Genessee Giant -AN1I- Dawsons Golden Chaff. Samples can be seen at Hain & Cos storu llidwny. T'IIll partnership berotoloro subsisting botwoon Frank linnnlil. Tl ins Donald and .lames ,\I. Lynch, doing business as hotol kooporsat Camp McKinney has Oils day boon (lissnlvet! by mutual cotisout. Tho business will horonftor bo condueted by James M. Lynch antl Thomas Ifumplirey under lho name of Lynch & Humphrey to whom ull deists slue tlie Into firm must bo paid, llnleil Ibis ltllli dny of Oetobor, 1808. JAMES M. LYNCH. THOMAS HUMPHREY. NOTICE. MOTICK i.s hereby riven Hint nnv parties IN treBpitsslnjr by outuiiB or olJiorwise inter* rowing wii li limber on uur land adjoining tliu Town nf Midway, will bo prosecuted, STUAItT &NOARIS, MINERAL ACT, 1896. Certificate of Impro/enients, VmaiNiA Mineral Claim. Situate in the Kettle River Mining Division of Yalo District. Where located Grahams Camp. -TAKK NOTIOK'that I. Forbes M. Korby I P.US.,ns agent for Kdwin Smith Graham free ininnr's eorflflcttlo Ko*. 80180, intond, sixly dnys fnnn llie date lioroof, lo apply lo the Minna? Recorder for a certificate of Improvements forlho purpose of oliiiiiniiiy a Crown Grunt of tbo abovo claim. And further take nolieo lhat notion, undor section 37. must, bo commonced boforo llio •ssuaiico of Riiob Cortillcato of Improvements, latod Ibis 12th day of Ootobor, I8US. Notice of Dissolution of Partner- sliip, NOTICK is horoby given llml tho co-partnership heretofore existing between A. It. Tillman ami If!. A. Mason doing business undor tho namo and Btylo of Tlio B, ('. Lumber Co., at tho lown of l-airviow B. C, has lliis day boen dissolved by mutual consent. Tho business in tho future will bo carried on under the samo namo and stylo by A. E. Mason nnd G. NT. Maurer, lho now firm assuming all labilities and collecting all account* of thould .oitipauy. A. It. TILLMAN, A. K. MASON. Greeawood Assay Office. J. C. Luckenbel, Prop. Assayer arjd Analytical Ch.em.i8t. Clrecii-urooil, XS. O- Mining Properties fit imtncd nml Hoporlcd nn. THIS SPACE IS RESERVED FOR THE ADVERTISEMENT OF THE BANK OF BRITISH NORTH AMERICA at on the 2nd. of November Investigate § Before You I lake lonr Purchase. I .*!>. 'i*- Hi 4,1 iii T Hi Iiii Kit Kit Kit'Kit f 4.17.14,14,1 ilnliiliili •»•»••»•••€•** 4(1 4,4 4,1 4(1 II, is ii duty vmi owe to yourself to examine throughly hefore you intikeu purchase, ibis is what 1 ask you lu do with my large stuck of Underwear, just arrived, I have some that arc Pure Wunl (nothing but wool) sunn* an* wunl and cotton mixed, anil suine arc all cotton, I tell ynu just what they are, not like snine dealers who will sell you cotton goods for wool. Hi<'iH'H.i t',i7,77,74,i m My Stock is Complete io Tbe Following Lines t',1 4,1 *t,¥_i II HA 'p HA 'P f I i i Kit 7,4 Mens Suits W0 Mens Overcoats iBffl Mens Pea Jackets $p$ Mens Mackinaw Coats m$ . And Pants ||$ Mens Reversib le Coats $p|} Corderoy and Canvas {$$3 — * ■= $/& M-eNICOL, ■ - ■ MiJ ' - - HARDWARE • ■ Chambers & Co. Vernon Dealers in Shelf and Heavy Hardware. PAINTS, OILS, STOVES, TINWARE, etc. : Jobbing Tinsmiths and Plumbers :• -dM»»»MMMMMM»MM»MM»M*»M»M»^ ^ n.orTi/1 rur n i\ n Write us for estimates anil sl- € ACETYLENE GAS, prices, on this new light,now % ,y , laklnsr the lend everywhere, .lit 's«ee«eee««se€eee«ssseess«eeeeee6se6se*fca We solicit the patronage of the public, and trust by fair dc;i • ine, and right prices, to merit your confidence. O' O I ' Jfivfivfii JMail orders receiVe our prompt aHientUm. Orand Prairie Hotel. McLAREN BROS. PRAIRIE HOTEL Carson, B. C, N direct route to the Boundary Creek and Colville Reservation points. . . - Proprietors. EENWOOD CITY- Is llie (Vnt nil Town ii nil Supply Point of the Boundary Oieel; Mining Camps, From this New Town ronds lend to the Greenwood, Deadwood, Copper, Summit, Long Lake, Skylark, White and Atwood, Wellington and Smith Camps. Lots are Selling Freely anil nre a Good Investment. For Price of Lots and Other Information, Address ROBERT WOOD, Greenwood City, Boundwy Creek. B. C. Or Apply to Agents, C. F. Costerton, Vernon, B. C. A. K. Stuart, Vancouver, B. C Midway, B. 0„ Noyembeh 7, 1893, THK ADVA.VCI'. CANADIAN * PACIFIC S00 PACIFIC ROUTE. ■I 0 The Cheapest . Quickest Shortest Route Toronto, Montreal, Halifax, Boston, New York and All Eastern, European, and Pacific Coast Points. SIR. ABERDEEN Leaves Pea- ticton daily, except Sunday, making con- tioctions with train*- at Okanagan Landing for Simmons Juiiotinn to join main line trains .'.'il*-! ilinl WCSt, Through Tloket-fl to ami fnnn the Paelflo Coast to Eastern anfi'Europoan Points. TDqulpment unsurpassed, oombiuing palatial flining and sleeping ears, luxurious day coaches, tourist and froo colonist sleeping curs run ou mil trains, Por information ns lo time, rates, ote,, apply to S. L. Smith, D.;'., ffl-c&iiiiion, Agent, Pentictou, Agent. Greenwood, 11. C, Or to E. J. Coyla, IMst. Piiss'r Agent, Vancouver. BTT3C Ii SEELS Should oarofully consiiJei' the cost of material, and liy fiijurisig,find out that all kinds of Rough ■:■ and Dressed :•■: Luoibor, Shingles, - Latlis, ■ Etc., can ho purchasor) ai: lhe, Grand Forks Sawmill, CHEftPEIl THAN ANYWHERE ELSE. m* -:- Firewood $1 Per Load, ■:■ G. K. Simpson, Prop, . A. II k I. (Successors to K, X. Taylor) Chemists aai Druggists Vernon, B. G. Keep si Vlrst-Oloss stock ssl Drugs, Chemicals, Patent Medicines ami Toilet Articles Prompt and Careful Attention OtVBN TO MAIL ORDERS. rsis'i'iii'i'ic*-: box HI. Coin her own Oold. Nn sun* will nlrjecl In Un* carrying Inlo effectnf this suggestion hereunder llllllli'llial (Jaiuldil slionlil iH'iici'finili, sis soon hs provision (-sill lie made, casits hei* own gold, and certainly no uin* in lliis province would raise h dissenting voice againsl the establishment nf si iniill in Blillsh Coliiniliiii. Ami if i" lii'ii' in liiilish Columhia Ihe Hrst mini shiiulil he established, I'm' iln- very mason that us Iln* Iniil; nf thu gold used would be produced in the province su shuuld il I"' here converted inin ruin. Theeslablishiueiil nf a mint iu Ihis western portlnu of Ihe Dominion would lie a great advertisement I'm British Coluuiliia aud would on doubt lie productive of u greatdeal of Interest being taken In tho milling Industry liy many who at present urn skeptical us to the groat wealth which al present lies diit'uianl for Ihe want of capital In cx| Inil ll. ll- is lu la* hoped iiia pres* em Dominion government will lake hold of the matter, nnil carry inin effect the recommendations made liy the press nf Un* country generally, llu* Turonlo Telegram not excepted, which touching (Isa quest iuu suys us follows: "Objections from bankers who op. posed iln* establishment nf a mini were misconstrued, Theyolijected.tiot Ihul. llic ptoposul wiiscvil, Inn llial il was Inopportune, and now that Canada has heroine a greal producer ul gold even tin* bankers are willing lhat tbe country should have it mint. " I; would In' a great slroke nf politics for thi Dominion government tu proceed nn the inns uf Presids ut Whine's suggestion and arrange for tlie establishment ul at least two branches uf '.be royal mini in Canada, One branch could receive Iln* product ofllie Yukon and British Culumbia, while it will nut lia many years when titu bullion pruduced in Lliu Oulaiio gnlil fields will suffice In keep all eastel n mini going, " Canadian guld shuuld in- coined inm Canadian Heavers, anil nol iulu Aiiii-rican Kitgli s," Spokane Falls ..A Northern - im : 11 WW '. ;:■ 'st Nelson & Fort Slicppard, fm\ ■■AND-- ifj, ji xi Red Mountain Railways. The only all-rail route, without change of oars, between Spokane, Rossland and Nelson. . . DAILY TRAINS, OOINO Mil: I'll. OOINO SOUTH. 12iS7a. in 1IAIKTS Ilil8ii.ni. WjKjj Train leaving Marcus at 11:13 n, - makes close connections .il Spokuni! with l ruins fur ali Pacifio Coast Points. Close connections nt Nelson with steamboats fur Kaslo uml all Kootenay fitike points. Passengers for Kellle Illver nnd Boundary Creek conned ut Marcus with stage daily, c. C3-. »ISCOPJ, 0. P. 8-.T. A. R. H, PARK JjMjj Architect and -—. Civil Engineer... Financial, I^cal Estate, InsuraitciB and Mining Ajioiil, -»*S yoi'.v l: 11*.: v i: 11 un '.ec-i» —» - J* uiiview Townsite A|*csst. - - - ♦ ... ADmtBSS., . It. II. PARKINSON, FAIRVIEW, B. 0. Coi'i's'stumt Isu set' SolioitGcl. Tj, MoDUFF General Blacksmith, GREENWOOD, B. C, All Kliuls uf Work Exootitod in His* Wilis su'tjnli iif lllisliniiisrs. West Pork Country. During ilia pa.,1 two years sin ever increasing 'ttuount ni attention bus iieeu paid ny prospectors and ul liars lu iliat purtiiui of ilia district, which, c niini'iiaiiig ii mny li" said ul. Rock cii-t-elv, eklettds lu very ninny miles imtili jitist wesl sip tlle main anil west fork uf Ivi'ii.li- river. That ihis attention is well deserved tliere can lie nu doulil, for tin* Held is a very extensive one, in fact just how exleiisive ilie milling region is in I lie wesl. of Boundary Creek und enst unit norlh uf Camp MoKlutiey, very few have sit present uny euncepliuii, fur tinn which way tltt* prospejtor will, il seems lin is ever and anon I'ticuuiHeriiig large deposils uf mineral uud that too uf su promising a chaiacler that it, has already become questionable as lu whether the mineral resources uf flint region will uotlie found,us development progresses, to Ins equal in uuy other section of southern Yule, nuw sn Itiuiutis iiirits liig ledges of copper gold oies. And thai the character of theoie found them is not, altogether different from tha hulk uf that of Boundary Creek, is every duy being made more plain, for as work is lieing carried on in ninny properties a stronger evidence of copper is utel wilh, a consilium)! which at Hrst the ore found there was not supposed to contain lo any appreciable extent, Arsenical iron pyrites carrying a fair percentage nml in some Instances a good percentage of guld lias been the ure generally met with on the surface, and lliis for a lain seemed to lie Iln* cbn rucl eristic ore ol lite region. Hul ns above slated developinenl work tends to show thai ns depth is attained, Iiuth the gold and copper contents of Iho ore become mure pronounced, the latter in sunn' instances reaching a vary high percent' ngo. In nu properties perhaps has lliis characteristic been more noticeable iinui in ilie Mazie, n, claim owned liy Messers, I, C, lielllyand P. Robertson, and In others in the neighborhood of Beaver Creek, which being exploited have shown (hat. altlinugh nn the surface liardly any copper could lis- de- detected, and lhe gnld value wns sm.ill, yet a veil few feet in depth changed ibis enllroly, Again Instancing the iM.iy.ii-. if tuny he said thul only through six feet of IJ2 ore was the shaft driven, before its character entirely changed, tin* arsenical iron (capping) giving place lo phyi't'ollte, with copper unil gold nnil a sprinkling of galena, which being assayed gave in all values for a fairly selected sampli* Bome $!;"> io Ilia Inn. Til's ami other claims which are being actively developed will tin (luiilil be lbe means of drawing attention lo this mining section, which ns I'nr us appearances go nt present, wnnlil st'i'in to be ns full of promise ns the must critical nf mining tiion could desire, ROCK CREEK HOTEL . . . mouth or none oreek. HX.. l"»£-fr*-fcoix-t]Lx*if5-.7li., BT.R"X-. Pihst-Class Accommodation kok (4n:s'rs. GOOD STABLING ■tarUxcolloi'l Pishing on Ketlle Itiu-r. c* BnmmKmtimmmmmmvKmaamamm W.H.WEBB, >sv Practical s^ WAGON AND CARRIAGE BUILDER. Mklway, B. C. Bepaiv i ki g° Ot' ALL KINDS Prompt!}' and Neatly Executed. 4 . 4 j***-?* CARRIAGE PAINTING A SPECIALTY. RMsi********* - ******** mm *♦ ffl fm Business Lots ^2- m Choice of good locations from $100 upwards, JJJSj IM Residence Lots_^?^ ns *_M sfg| Excellent sites, 50x140 at $75; 75x120 at $100, ■fi7 Garden Lots_^^ Good soil: water handy. In '/ if-Al-n IjM ttfte-j acre, 1 acre, 2 '/- acre, and s EJS ifeli Deferred payments if required, $$ acre plots, uents if reqi Liberal reduction for prompt building'. Bob Hall's Stare Line (Carrying Her Majesy's Mails) Meets ihc steamer Aberdeen at Penticton on Mondays, \\ ednesdays and Saturdays. Passengers to and from Faii'view, Osoyoos and Oroville, Wash, delivered in quick time, and by comfortable conveyance. Livery, Feed and Sale Stables .. . Penticton, B. C. R. S. HALL, Prop. •^ S, KEITH, M, E,, ASS4YER AND CHEMIST, GIlEENWOOl), ll.C PFOFERTIES EXAMINED AND REPORTED ON AlHSIBONB HOTEL H. KEYES, Prop, Good Accouinindntioii, Hesl Liquors and Cigars, First-Class Stabling, ARMSTRONG B.C. L 1 nev nave Ceiiie at last. V- ■^■•/^/sAiyv's/H, LL our winier stock of Dress Goods have arrived, new, seasonable and fashionable, ih litest patterns in brocaded Brillantines, Plaids of all kinds, plain Brillan- tines, Silk lustre, latest French importations ol black and colored Cashmeres and Serges Fancy Brocaded Dress Patterns . . . No two alike, in colors of brown, purple, blue nnd green, alsou lull line of d estlcs, Dress Trimmings . . . in jet, steel, silk braid, nirlallic, and tubular, But. Inns uf all kinils—JjiilicH, clilldrcns and infants underwear, lams, toipies and capes, iu fuel evory- thing you may wish for. Knitting wool iu plain nnd fancy colors. A Full Line of . . . Mens, youths and boys clothing, Irish fi-ize ulsters, pilot jackets in henvm* I chinehillii, full lin,* of all-wnol underwear, overshirts in blue and stdped flannel uml serge, arctic sweaters, German sox, mitts and gloves. A full assortment of 0R0CERIES, TOBACCOS and MINERS' SUPPLIES always on hand. *-**ai'.'i'tin-ii|i,i-i- tip. pOB| Oflice Store..*1 Lrea. £s CO,, ISfSidL-oBr-ay, B.C. af9999»9»999999999»9»9A ill HENRY CARR, 0,1:. E.M. *"* Id ei HI <s I HENRY C. CAM. I. | jj} Assayer iii Id CHEMIST i AllNINd ENaiNEER, (1/ fe, ;■-£ ■*$•*««€€ See S€«'.««:S<J:«* -afc Practical House and Carriage *\ I M 1 vj 1 I ;-■-; 1 A ll 1 1 i I R I fairview, b. c. I ; PaPer Hanging, Graining and Sign Painting. Also Kalsomining. ' : and all kinds of Decorative Work executed by L Nash I Co., Midway and Greenwood City. (j)♦»♦♦»♦♦< >*« ♦♦♦*****/9i Id ^JiiiL i *\V, <- Praotioal Watch Maker, J COPPEBPT, % Greenwood, B.C. (iissssl Toole, Plenty Material, iiiul .iis yessrs experience to iin wnrli ctirrisctly. . . . ^i^^^H*.^® .1. P. FLOOD, Mnmigor. •I. KERB, Secret** Tlie Kettle River Dressed Meat and Provision Co. HAVE ESTABLISHMENTS AT GREENWOOD CITY GRAND FORKS AND MIDWAY Orders will be delivered in the towns named, and the Several mining camps of the district, THE ADVANCE. Midway, B. ('., Novfmbeb 7, lslis. ffl The trade centre of the Grand §2$ M Prairie, Kettle river and m ffll n 1 11 • < 1 ffll jagg Boundary. creek, mining and p» tm agricultural country. Ml t6J§ . — — 7 ffll |H Situated at the junction of p§ Si the Boundary creek, Marcus ||p Sp and Reservation wagon roads, ml ffl Nearest point to the Colville ffl $m reservation mines. ^ ffll PLOTS AS GOOD AS GOLD ffl m m ffl For prices'.iinil all iitlierinforiiiiilion apply lo MU*, SP McLAREN Bros. ok J. C. McLAREN §■?" t&V, CARSON, 15. 0, KAMLOOPS, B, 0. W&1 *******************99ii'S9m^.se^.i^.****************- t * Tlie Travellers Iosnranee Co..,. rmrmrirrirrmY .... Of Hartford. Conn. J rmTinnnr Jl Chartered 1863. 891 Stock Llfo und Accident Insurance UES the best life insurance (r.rrcls In ilie world. No disappointment os to dividends. Everything Guaranteed in aihance. Premium rates, 15 to 25 per cent less; jhau those of old line ,M,a tual companies. ASSETS, . January ist, 1897, LIABILITIES, SURPLUS . . $20,884.53 il- 17,920,260.2 i|| 2,976,'|2'i*3 $ <S ii _ The Tritvellets Ooiiihenntinn Accident Policy guarantees foraccidental |jj unili't' nrilinai'j' conditions. Id » Lobs ill Blghl Hand . . $2,5110 111 Loss ol Leu nl, ni' nlmvc Knee . 2,511" ? Lisas of l.tili Ilunil . . . l,00jj $ Lssss ssf Bitlior Knsst l.ir (,\ Lisas ol sight of Olio 1 yc . . . IBO * llcntll Hcncflt (It ... Lo™ of Sight of Holli I'ijais . .-..(Hi f Loss of Both Foot or Both Hail (in S,HH * Loss of Ono llsiiiil ssntl Ono Foot ss.llOO 9l l'oi'iii'inoiil. Total Disability 8,61)0 I Limits of Weekly liideniiiity $1,300. $ jn AND, If such injuries nre sustained while riding us u passenger in $ ♦ any passenger conveyance using steam cahle, or electricity us a * 1 motive [inwer tlie, amount tn ho puid shall beDOUBLE the sum J 2 specified in tho clause under which the claim is made, | * X j Cost $52 A YEAR TO PROFESSIONAL AXD BUSINESS | ♦ Mi'n.and Commercial Travelers. t $ Other sums at proportionate rates _^, _ "XRT. j£L "SfS03?:b?:Ie5, X 4 AWiiivi' run ou urn. until iMiiiiou^uuLjuivimii., MIDWAY B, 0, * %**m*******f.'*m*'^9999^&!%!%&**m********mm AGENT FOR KOUTIIICH-N IllUTISIPCOLUMBIA, vi<**'*»,''«''^'»y'<*'*''^'' tt./K.At.tg.dl.^'.jg.if.M'^E.Jg./e.^t.jlL.^g./g. \*Z«_.Zv4*Ze>^»%»-4t—ns..it?'-^>-.-' -«»'»-^> **..' 'tt.2Htrr&riti-*,r-,&.-4& „».-^i*-.,!.: «s'v^i:fS'SvSi?>?'^.'■«!"<«. "*V'»V "*V>>. ^.•^•**v>.'",V^>>k,>l***«k**vl f fo fo th ,.. , Of Victoria,! T fo fo Carry a full stock at Vernon of... fo Brantford Carriage Co's Democrats, fa Wagons, Buggies and Carts. fa Massey Harris Binders, fa Toronto and Brantford Mowers and Hay Rakes. Olive Plow Co's Gang, Sulkey and Walking Plows. fo fo fo fo ih fo fo fo fo fo fo fa fa fa fo ii; REPAIRS FOR MACHINERY | ASent at Vernon, I SOLD BY THEM. » H.5CHULTZ.| ^,/r,^.^.jf.^.^.tr.t'.jtt..4'.^./t'.t^.t^./>t.tts..f.^./^^^.^/^/'^r fl «m ill ^» .. ■ * -*■• "-*■ •■■-■.'".■.-,--—'■■..■-< ■-.*.•, m o*s»-i?*--.s>-3T»-ia.-.fcV /•J'*'*-«^^^-'-v''i?** **.•**.•■<*• hT^.*v«.**^*'-«."^.'^»''^.'>»' •»«.**»»*'<w*i» women. Having rented my premises the Brooklyn Hotel, situated in Greenwood Camp, I beg to give notice that from the first day of August the liusiness in connection wilh the above hotel has been in the hands ot the leasees. F. GRAFF, Curlew, Wash. Sad Accident. Ai llic .Sunset Nn. 2 mine near Ilnssland, two ininers named W. ,1. Oain anil Patrick Nolan met their death on llie lirst instant, They had on the evening liefore set, off several blasts, after which the mine was closed pending the cleaning of the hollers, lining down the ihiift Iil hours after the blasts were set oil', and having reached I be Unfl foot level, tlu-y were gradually being overcome wilh foul air, so they sluri.rd up the ladder lo ninke the surface again, They liad not gone fnr, however, liefore lhey became unconscious, and losing Iheir hold tin*)' fell buck to the bottom of the shaft and were killed. A third puny mimed lloll. wns with ihi'in unil be too hnd n narrow escape, jusl managing lo gel to the 200 fool level in Iinui Jo be rescued before he was too far gone. The "Globe" for Corbin. TheToronto Globe in its issue of tlie 27lh Oct., discussing the advisability of granting a chillier to Mi. D. 0, Ourbln for lbe Kettle Kiver Valley railway at ihe next sitting of the Dominion parliainenl, editorially commented us follows : "There is little doubt as to lhe course which parliament ought lo pursue. It will be urged, unil with sonic force, that the relent ion of Ihe trade within Canada will benefit lhe whole country as well ns the Canadian Pacitice railway, to whose influence the defeat of the bill lust year was due. But it must be borne in mind that 11 great dual hits lieen already done to protect the interest of the Canadian railway and of Canadian trade. Tbe tariff gives a decided advantage to the Can* adiiin manufacturer and trader, and the Cauattiuo Pacilic railway is heavily subsidized iu money and land, aud eujoys other special and valiialile priviledges. To say that besides all this we shall adopt a policy of excluding other railways in Ihal district, and preventing a compnny froui liuililing a railway wilh its own money and without favors or privileges of any kind, seem to us l.opass llie hounds of reason and justice. No mailer where tlle money for Ihe railway comes froui, it must be to it large extent a Cuuuditui enterprise, involving considerable expenditure in Ottmidu, mul providing additional railway facilities fora large and important districl. uf Canada, "The (jnt'sl ion is really not so much one of Ills* sights of stir. Corbin and his associates as against the C. P. 11., us of the rights and interests of Ihe people of the tenitory to lie served. It is they who ought, Lo he consulted mainly and il would perhaps be belter if the mat ter be Dually decided in the British Columbia legislature, But if tlie question comes before the Dominion parliament it must lie decided, und we think it wuuld be adopting a very dangerous and unjustifiable course tu forbid ;i liusiness investment liy unprivileged persons in a railway which will undoubtedly be of great, benefit to the district. It may he argued thul Ihe trade of older Canada would be bene* lined by shut ting oul the gi eat mining region from intercourse with the neighboring states. We think our lenders are pretty well able to hold their own, and in any case it would lie too lunch to nsk the people of any district, for the sake of the eastern pro vinces, to forego that railway connection with the United States which all Ihe eastern provinces enjoy. We should grumble pretty loudly in On- tariolf it were disposed lo shut us off in a similar way from connection wilh the American railways." Mineral Act, 1896. Certilicate of Improvements. iKTaltiOG. Bi.ivbu Til' MInbhai. Claim, Situate In llio Heinle Illver Mining Division of Yaic District. WliOs'O located:- Head- wood Camp. TAKK NOTICE, Hint I, Forbes 51. Korby I'.L. s„ noting ns agonl fm Julm Maok freo minor's cortillcato No. 11170a, Intond, sixty (lays from tho dato lmreiof, lo ain'ly lo tlio Mining li'i'iiiilerfiira Ucl'ltflcatO of liiipi-m i-itiiiil s for tin' purposo ol obtaining n Crown Grant of tin' above olalm, Anil lui'thoi into notice llnil action, undor stirlisin 117. musl list commonood boforo llio lasiissnoL* of mis-Is Certifloato of Improvomonts UssU'sl (liis lit li day of Ootobor, 1808. MINERAL ACT, 1896. Certificate of Improvements. ■HiTonrxaxx. XlllITU Sl'.lK (K'MCTIONAI'*.**!> GOLDEN KAOI.K ilixKUAi. Claims. Sltuato in lhe Koi Ilo Rivor MInInK Division of Yale District. Whoro located i In Lonij Lake namp. -TAKK N01IOK Unit 1, Fol'ios M, Knrliy | 1*. L. H„ ist'linl? in iinoiil, fssl' Itolinl't \\ inni fl'oo minor's ool'liItalic No. MIA nnil Cllnl'li'sL. Tins t free Miner's oortlfloato No. 18371.1, Intond, sixty days from tho dato lioroof, tonpply in llio Mining Iti's-sirilor for si corllftcalo of Improvomonts, for tins purpose of oblalning Crown grants of tin- above claims. Ami furthor lako nolioo llml notion, under poct'on 117. im^t 1st* oommonood boforo 'lm isau- tinon of tiinls t'orit ll'-nln ol' improvomonts. Dated tht' inli d.ivcf October, 1808. FAIRVIEW - HOTEL. Commercial and Mining men should put up at the Fairview Hotel when in camp. GOOD ACCOMODATION, EVERYTHING EXCELLENT Qeo J. Skeehar.. - - - proprietor. THOS. WAKE FALLS HOTEL.. . PROPRIETOR. The hotel is centrally located and is a slopping place for stage lines. Good fishing in the vicinity. Good sluliling, A variety of the choicest brands of liquors and cigars at the bar, SITUATED AT UOUNDARY FALLS, B. C. VERNON ■ SAWMILL SMITH k MoLEOD, Pbopiiiistohb. Sashes, Doors, Mouldings, Turnings.etc, All kinds of factory work kept in stock and made to order. Coast Cedar worked into Furnishings a Specialty. All kinds of Lumber, Lath and Shingles kept in stock. Best material always in slock. Sawmill on Okanagan Lake, Handy to Shipment. Sash and Doon Faotobi on 0, P. IL, Vebnon, $ZS2.m9999&99i»^9»99»99*9»»999»»999»99lW9»9»99l9ito& Hidway Meat Market = I K. A. MATTKES, Proprietor. IB M At this establishment customers can get choicest cuts of Id HEPS-, MUTTON, PORK and VEAL. • XLB±a-±^Ba*a.±ot— oil t.2tL4i ^x-na»au. i ««a-M ■jj Therefore Meats are always fresh and sweet Cull and get a good joint j£ fa for dinner to-day. ^ %s*c-ssssss«sssse«-ssi-**-s.^ CASCADE CITY, B. C. C.M.Thomas, Prop )&ti£m Headquarters fo mining men I visiting; the Christina Lak» district. Stopping place for stages on route from toreiistoBomidary Creek points. KSTABLII3HMD lisin*'. MAINLAND NURSERY COMPANY - LADNER'S, - BRITISH - COLUMBIA Ouu Specialties—Varieties Profitable in British Columbia Trees Free from Pests. FRUIT ASI) ORNAMENTAL TREES, PLANTS AND VINES? Send for Free Catalogue, j E. Hutchukson, Manager. tm tt-'&wAK'ti****^*************** ♦♦»<* ffMLWAY m m RAILWAY i i\. ****,**>s< ************************ 1****1 -^<^ONE THING IS CERTAIN We have furniture mi the way in CAR LOAD LOTS, and in a few days will be able to offer our patrons Bed Room Sets Chairs and Tables # Lounges, = ■ Sideboards, etc. etc. ■ - ALL OF THE LATEST PATTERNS AND DESIGNS AND AT PRICES tVHICH WILL DEFY COMPETITOR We are agents for the NEW WILLIAMS and RAYMOND SEWING MACHINES. T. M. Guily & Co., ■ Greenwood, B. C. I IT. Ct ^nmnwuil«WUVIW>W>t PIONEER - HOTEL Greenwood City Boundary Creek, B. C. Wo 'nave jusl opened Ihe above hotel at (ireenv.ood City, arm are prepared to welcome guests and provide good accommodation, Good Catering, Firs class Livery Stable. J W. NELSON ■ ■ ■ PROPRIETOR Midway, B. 0„ November 7,1808. TIIE ADVANCE LOCAL AND DISTRICT. The Reliance Loan Association of Toronto has opened a branch at Greenwood, so money for liuililing and other purposes should now be plentiful. Mr. .lohn Melville of Anaconda, moved wilh his family to Midway during the past week, thereby increasing the population of this growing town. Mr, J. McNicol is making preparations for the erection of an addition to his already extensive preiniscsin which he cm lies on a general tnercbaiidise business here. Mr, S. Breslanr, of lhe Greenwood City Mercantile company, pulled through his recent illness all right, and is now receiving the congratulations of |iis many friends. An arrangement has been made whereby the whole of the properties in whieh Messrs. Dier, Davidson and Itiis- sel of Fairview are interested, will be consolidated into one coinpaiiy. Readers of the Boundary Oreek Times will recognize the fact lhat Mr. Duncan Ross is at liis post again, He is to be congratulated upon his victory over myriads of typhoid germs. The surveyors of the Vancouver, Victoria and Eastern railway are al present locating ihe line through the town, and as soon as Ihis is accomplished lhey will continue Ihe survey up Boundary Oreek, Captain Lamb, of Hove,. Sussex, England, who has properly here, aud has on too former occasions visited Midway, will again pay a visit to the lown in a few days, lie being at present in Victoria on his way here. The banking institutions of the country are turning themselves loose with a vengeance, for it is said the Bank nf Montreal will al once open a branch eilher at Midway or Greenwood, but probably at Ihe latter point. Anew publication liy Ihe name of Ihe Cascade City Record will make its appearance in a few days. The parlies responsible for its production will be Messrs. P. J. Heilly and W. Wilcox formerly of Nelson and Brooklyn respectively. Mr. A. G. Fuller and Mr. W. 11. Lawrence, of Vernon, were visitors in lown dining lhe past week, having come down to take a view of the country, and leirn for themselves upon what a solid Inundation business investments are made intliisB'fil m. Mrs. Lundy's many friends will he sorry to hear of tier very severe sickness. For tlle pust week or more she has been confined lo bed, und her condition is critical. Owing tothe illness of Dr. Jukes her attendant physician is Dr. Westwood of Grand Forks. Provincial Constable Gardoni left here during the past week having iu charge two or ihree prisoners hound forthe gaol at Kamloops, One was the Italian who was recently sentenced to tire months' imprisonment for shoot' ing at some stret-et laborers at Greenwood wilh a revolver. Among lhe distinguished visitors to Midwny on Thursday and Friday last Were a number of gentleman connected with Canadian banking institutions, Messrs. Coulson and Bairett of the Bank of Toronto came in on Thursday and Mr. W. H. Morris, manager of the branch of the Canadian Bank nf Commerce al. Vancouver and Mr. W. Godfrey manager of the branch of ihe Bunk of British North America, at Vancouver, on Friday. With the utmost grace the numerous bachelors and others of Midway are asked to delve dowii into their money bags, and produce the wheie-wilh-all lo gladden the little ones at Christinas. Mrs. W. G, McMynn und Miss Nellie Bonne are soliciting siibscriplioii'i to the Christmas tree, nud it is certain no one will, or will lie allowed lo evade Ihem. Tlie object is a worthy one, and the citizens of Midway have always given a'generous patronage lo this yearly entertainment, Mr. Chas. Gire, E. M., erstwhile manager of the St. Maurice Mining Society, whicli owns properties iu Central camp, will start in a few days for France, and arriving lliere will then proceed lo Constantinople, in Turkey. Should active hostilities break out between France aud England, Mr. Gire may be pressed into the naval service of his country, bul, if not he expects to return to Boundary Creek in about three months, and—well il is said, not alone. With the advent of railway building a very undesirable class of people are finding their wuy inUi Ihis section, for recenl ly several casesof house-breaking have been reported. To add lo Ibis number, some one lust evening broke into the saloon at the Lancashire hotel, this town, and rifled lhe till of ils money contents. Tlie suloon building adjoins the hotel, and this of course accounts for lhe fact that the housebreakers were not, heard and molested, Au exchange says that some 150 four and six horse teams are now engaged freighting goods from Marcus aud Bossborg to Boundary Creek und Reservation points and that even with this number engaged, lhe freight is piling up on the lailway. These goods come principally from eastern Can adiaii points, and yet Ihere are|sonin who declare that lhe Corbin charter is not a necessity. A Visit from our Member. Mr. James Marlin, M. P. P., was a visitor in Midway on Friday last, Mr, Martin came iu by way of.CuscadeCily and Grand Forks, and il is needless lo say his Inisiuess here was in aoiniecliun wiih ihe interests of liis constituents, Not only will the claims of the people of Midway receive attention, those of the whole disirici will lie carefully looked after, and forcibly brought to the attenlion of the governuieut. To an ADVANCE representative, Mr. Marlin said he was desirous of having lhe people of each locality form a committee, whose duty it should be to draw up and present lo him a list of necessary public works required in Iheir Immediate vicinity, bo that in this way he could.lie systematically be made acquainted with lhe needs of his large constituency. He furllier stated lhat he would lose no] opportunity of furthering the inleresls of his constituents with regard to railway mutters und also representation, two (pies, tions'which could hardly jhe given too much attention, Asked us to whether lhe Semlin parly would have {a work- nig majority in the forthcoming sitl ing of the Provincial legislnl ure, Mr.Martln Innghedjand answered, certainly, why not? Banking Institutions. A few days ago Boundary Creek was without a chartered banking institution, hut lo*day twosuch'itislilu- tiinis are doing liusiness in Ihis neighborhood, the Bunk of British Norlli America and lhe Oandinn Bank of Commerce, hnving on Weduesday last opened branches at, Greerwood. That these two powerful corporations have selected Greenwood in which'to open in business gives a great and deserved pri'stitge In that town, tint that the Ituuetit of having these institutions there will lie shared alike by all the residents of Bounilniy Creek us well as *.lu*se of Greenwood will nof he questioned. Apart from the great convenience in the transaction of business, thi advertisement given to Boundary Oreek through having these luniks established in one nf ils liusiness eenl res is not lobe thought lightly of. Fnr and near lhe news will he heralded thai Boundary Creek has been thought worthy of the attention of such shrewd and successful business men as are to be found directing the ulfairs of tin* chartered banks of Canada, and this in itself will be sufficient to give confidence and otter great Inducements to the large world of men who are always on the alert and ready to select a favorable Held for investment. Boundary Creek has its banks, and will soon have ils railway. Given another railway, and Ihen local smelling facilities, and ye godsl what a hive of industry will the Boundary Creek district present. Fine Assortmentof Writing Pads Letter and Note Size . . . mm** J. II. UNSWORTH, DRUGGIST MIDWAY - B. C. C. F. COSTERTON VKIINON, 11. C General RealEstate &Finaneial Agt. NOTARY PUBLIC. The Royal Insurance Coy. The London and Lancashire Fuse Insurance Coy. The Insurance Coy. of North America. The London and Canadian Fire Insurance Coy. The Sun Life Assurance Coy ur Canada. The Dominkh? Buildinb and Loan Association, Appraiser kor the Canada Permanent Loan and Savings Coy. MINERAL ACT 1896, Certificate of Improvements. JTOTICE. Hon Rov Mineral Claim. Situate in tlie Kettle Biver Mlnlne Division of Yale District Whore locate* i Cenlral Camp, TAKE NOTICE Unit I. Alexander Wallace Iroo suiiiei-'s certifloato No, 112a, intend, sixlv iliiys front ilnle hereof, lo apply t« llu: Mining Recorilor for a certificate of Improvements, fin- the purposo of obtaining a Crown Ul'iuiL of llu: above olalm. And furtlior take nolieo that action uniler Rurjltoii 37rauEit bo commenced beforo the issuance of sueli Ccs-iiilniii' ol Improvements, Dated lllis 13th day ol June, 1898. MINERAL ACT, 1896, Certificate of Improvements. STOTIOE. Sawtooth Mineral Claim. Sltuato tn the Osoyoos Mining Division of Yale District. Where located : Camp MoKlnney, TAKK NOTIOE that I, Chas. UoRlols Qroon icontfiu tlieCni'iliotiCoiiaoliiliitiitl Mining and Mlllint' Lompany, |Ltd„ free minor's certilicate Nn. Wil'i A, inlend. sixty (lays from I he (late lieresif. to apply to tlie Mining Recorder for n ccrtifli'istc of Improvements, fssr the purpose of obtaining a Crown Grant of the abovo olalm. Anil further tuke notice that action, under seettnti Hi, must be commenced hefore the issunnco of sueli certificate of improvements, Dnled this 28th dny of September, 1898. THE CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE, HEAD OFFICE, TORONTO, CAPITAL, (PAID UP) SIX MILLION DOLLARS. A Branch of this Bank has been opened at Greenwood, B.C. Savings Bank deposits ok $1.00 and upwards received, and interest allowed thereon. APPROVED NOTES DISCOUNTED, DRAFTS SOLD A GENERAL HANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED, W H. MORRIS, Manager, pro tem. f Hi T Hi 4,1 Kit A Druggists Sundries, Patent Medicines, Etc. -AfXf. Miller's Pharmacy Greenwood,b.c. BItlll O-Mui-n Solicited.. The Russell HardwareCo,, B,aj_H3ES3i5XlSl2K3iy Of Greenwood (lily, ti. P., has jusl received a carls isu! of Btovon, ill il iu Ihu assort ment may he found every inscription .if Ihe stove from the liiidii'st dims range down to Un* small lin Btove for the prospector. A peculiar feature in cnn nectlon with this shipment Is, that nit hough ymi can clinosi from n grent variety you can unly Ketone quality, .'The Best". Asm price? Well, eon- BideritiK the quality they are Cheap I Cheap II Cheap! II and so you would say if yuu examined flu* Roods. —♦♦♦>♦♦♦♦♦— —~=Don't delay for the stoves are selling every day.s^J— —♦♦««e>H'<i— Orders by iSail Receive Prompt Attention. T I FAIRVIEW, B. C, THIS HOTEL offers the best of accommodation at moderate charges, Only the best brands ci liquors and cigars kept on hand. A good table and good beds add much to the comfort of ks patrons. E. MORRIS, PROP. Rossland, THE BEALEY INVESTMENT AND TRUST GO. Greenwood. LIMITED LIABILITY Real Estate and Mining Brokers. Fire Insurance a Specialty. mi<\^!uiTcuy"{iTm 'mB/ewsE&MtimiMn: '■■*" •J?'.' "Tzmawmmr'SBV' IN THE- W iff H.iH.iiliH.iil'4iliiliiliH.'ilii'' H.i **'** <'' <'' <" <'' <_ *_ *•'* Si* *•'** *"> 4.1 4.1 4,1 4,1 4,4 4(1 4,4 4,1 4,7 4(11',7 4(7'jV'i*7,77,75',74",77,7*4,77,17,74(7 1,1 Hi 'tl Hi ',1 H.i 4,1 f f Hi ilii'.i 4,1 4,1 \t it i't it i't iti it ST. LOUIS HOTEL AT Vi' it Camp McKinney, B. C Patrons will find a new house, neatly furnished, and possessing- all modern conveniences, tending to the comfort of guests. Strict attention paid to the wants and wishes of customers at all times. GOOD STAltLINii ON Till-; PREMISES. Lynch k Humphrey. - Proprietors, THK ADVANCE BOUNDARY CREEK MINING MD MmwAY, b ft, November 7, 1898. p LTD. LY. Incorporated October 21st, 1896. HEAD OFFICE, GXtEERTWOOiD CITTST, B.C. • 1 i* 1 • JUUU'UUU* in $1 COMPANY'S PROPERTIES. The Company's mining properties now consist of fourteen claims, viz, the D. A., G. A. R, Big Ledge, 0 B, S. H. B., Fred D., S. F, J. A. C, P. H., C. S. & H, E. C. B, Prospective, Spokane and Granite Falls. SIX OF THESE HAVING BEEN ACQUIRED SINCE INCORPORATION •f- «..*■. % OFFICEESOFCOMPANY : _ _ _ _ President D. A, HOLBROOK Manager E. JACOBS - - - '- Secretary -Treasurer BANKERS BANK OF MONTREAL - Ve MfON, B. C "TV >«"x"*. k J. DESCRIPTION. On the " D. A " is a vein ahout ',20 inches wide, with a pay-streak oft to 12 inches; from tnis 8,053 lha. of ore was shipped to the smelter, giving $103.15 gold per ton, silver 74 7-10 ozs., and 2 per cent, lead, A tunnel is lieing driven on this vein front which ore is heing taken. On the same property is a larger vein (quartz) carrying galena and pyrites, The " G. A. H." has a 30-fool shaft sunk on a 2-foot vein, heavily mineralized with an Intimate mixture of iron and copper pyrites, galena, blende and silverglniice. The finest picccsof wircsil* vet'found onBoundaryOreek were taken from Ihis shaft. A vei age assays from different places across the vein gave $8.00 gold, 50 m\. silver; alsu $8.00 gold and 150 ozs. silver and one, the latest return—*$lfi.05 gold and 11)0 1-5 ozs. silver per ton. On the "Big Ledge" is a 10-foot nuiirlz vein, mineralized with inm pyrites. This vein has lieen opened up hy cross-cut son the surface fn* 600 feet. A narrower vein has heiiii opened up, lieing one foot wide, carrying considerahle copper pyrile., and runs inlo lhe main ledge as a spur, on which a tunnel of 40 feel hns heen driven. Average assays gave $33 gold and 11-10 ozs. silver, and $4(l.35 gold 17J ozs. silver, 2 pel cent, copper The "S. F." lies l.etweed the 0. A. R and D. A., in the direction oi lhe strike on the G, A. ti, vein. This location has een made on a vein o f pyrrhelite. The "O. B." has two distincl veins one 25 fe.et wide which, from its strike unil general character would seem lo he tthe same vein as that on lhe Big Ledge, all hough sufficient has not heen done to make Ihis conclusive. The second vein has at present a width of nearly three feet. Assays have shown values in gold from $4.1X1 lo $170.53, while a conservative snmpl- ing hy Mr. S. S. Fowler, M. E. gave $20.00 in gold. On Ihe "ti. II. B." are two converging veins of copper and iron pyrites, on which work is now heing done. An average assay gave, gold $1.50, silver 10J "ozs., copper 11,00 per cent., or $40,44 for all values. The "Fred ti."was located in De ceuilier," 1S05, more us ground for a Imsis for mining operations for the other claims than for its presenl value, although there is little douhl that the large vein on the O. B. runs through it. Tliere is a small vein of galena on Ihiscluin. Tlle "I. A, 0." hus a lurge irou- enpping running through il. front the Atincondi, at a depth of a few feet, lhe ore carries a considerahle percent age of of copper and $10 in gold. The remaining six cluinisure all good prospects, hut as yet very lillle Ae- velopiiient work has heen done on hem. ■F % This company is registered under the Companies Act, 1890, and amending acts, in the office of the Registrar in Victoria, B. C, for 1,500,000 shares at $1.00, non- assessable, of which a portion of the Treasury stocic is now offered at 10 cents a share on application to the company. k 2£ J. MINERAL ACT 1396. Certificate of Improvements. zvomoB Thk August Minkhal Claim, Sltuato in Osoyoos Mining Division, of Ynle District, Whoro Located:- Camp Fair- view. TAKK NOTIOttthafcw1, If. Robo, froo miner's cortiflonlo No. HMU- John Btovonn, froo minor's curtillHil it No. i>iln, John A. I'm' oil, fret! minor oorltflcalu No. 1412a. .). ) Bnwyoat froo minor'B cortiflcato No. D8,flW, i tondtixtydayBfromthtohoroof, to apply to the Mluing Hooordor for n Certificate of Improve* montu, fur thu purpoao of iibtiiiiiiiiK a Crown Grant of the abovo olaim by tholr agent John Slovens. And further lnku notice that notion under sootlon .17 mufft bo commonood boforo ihe issuance of auch Cortiflcatoof [mprovomonU Dated thi. 1st day of August, 1808. SEEDS! - SEEDS! CHOICE NORTHERN GROWN Garden Seeds lux J%_.jLxy |j Quantity.. TABLE. Showing the Dates and Placos of Courts of Assize, Nisi Prlus, Oyer and Terminer and General Gaol Delivery for tho Year 1898. FALL A-S8IZE8. Clinton Thursday, 22ml Soptombor Rtchflold Monilny, fflth Soptombor Kamloops Monday, 'M\ Ool obor Lytton Friday, llth Ootobor Vernon Mondny. Ull h Octobor New Westminster.. ..Tnosday, int. November Vancouver Mondny, Uth Novombor Victoria Tuesday, Will Novombor wialino Tuesday, 22nd Novembr Commercial ii Printing. AT "THU ADVANCE.' Quality.. AT EASTERN PRICES. THE BEST PRODUCED. MAIL ORDERS FILLED PROMPTLY, .. .We Pay The Duty ... O. .B & P. B. NELSON, Seed Merchants, Nelson, Wash. THE MIDWAY HOTE MIDWAY, KETTLE RIVER. First, OlasB Accommodation, Good Stabling, ToiminuB of Stage Line ti'inii Mii'cus, Washington, McAULEY & KEIGHTLEY, Proprietors. J. W. I^EEl), WATCHMAKER and JEWELLER VV. DALEYMPLE Grejii.ex-.nl Elnoli—i»J«i. PAIRVIEW, 11.(1. MIDWAY, B. C. All Kinds of nopniring. Hcrscsticciiis ! Fjnt, Watch Repairing' a Specialty A SiwololUi, ' *iH Work Warrant***!, i* You Want the Best and the Cheapest.-^ IHE ONLY PERFECT FENCE. McMullen's Fencing and Netting _ cinik'rii'iiiinr rruniun Coiiibine these two Qualities. best m. WOVEN WIRE FENCING no others do. WIRE ROPE SELVAGE. g *f^l^^te^KS^g5 H0G FENCINGS AT SPECIAL, ti m-mxMM^Kimms.} L0W PRICESi __ IAL1, OTH Kit VARIETIES CHEAP.I sr~~ MamfhiUinA nnd Sold by THI ONTARIO WIRE FENCINC! CO., Ua Pinion, linuilo. McMullen's nre the only good nettings sold in Canada, They are unequalled for poultry yards, trellises, and lawn fences, Ask your hardware merchant for McMullen's goods. If you cannot buy of him write to The Manufacturers at Picton, Ont., or to The B. Greening Wire Co., Ltd., Hamilton and Montreal, General Agents. JAMES COOPER, Hontreal, (ieneral Agent for Railway Fencing. MINERAL ACT, 1896. Certificate of Improvements. NOTICE. North Stab (i'kai!tii>nai.|a.\*ii (1iii.iii:n Eaiii.k Minkuai, Claims. Situate In tlie Kellle Illver Mining Division of Yalo District. Whoro located ; In Long Lake samp. TAKK NOI ICE Usui I. Forbes M. Koiiiy i'. i,. S., acl iiig us agonl fur Itobort Wood froo minor's oortlfloato No. IWOa and Charles L. Thomet free Minor's oortlflcnto No, 1837U, hi toiid, sixty days from tho dato hereof, to apply lu Hie MliiliiK Rooordor for « oorlillcato ol Improvements, for lliu purpose uf obtaining Crown grants of tlio abovoolalms. Andfiirilior lake notice llml notion, iiinlor "('i'l inn ii". 111111*1 bo ootmnonccil boforo'no issu- nnoo nf isjch 1-,'i'ii lli'iiie nt improvements, Dated tills lllh day cl Ootobor, 1808, Mineral Act, 1896. Certificate of Improvements. Xotloe. Slivkii Tii' MInkral Claim. Situale in the Ketttlo River Mining Division of Yale District. Where located:- Head- wood Camp. -TAKK NOTICE, Hint I, Forbes M, Kerb}- I IM,. S., ncl ing sis ngenl (or John Minsk free miner's coi'titlciito No, lllillA. intenil, sixty days from tho dato horoof, to apply to tlie Mining Heoorder lor a Certificate *>f Improvomonts lor lite iinrjiosss nl iibliiining a Crown (Ji'iinl of tlie above olaim. And liirtinsl luko notice thnt notion, under section 111, musl be siiiiuincnced liclin-e tlio Issuance isf sueli Cert-ificato uf Iniproveiiients llnleil this 121 Ii day of October, 18M. I
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