THE ADVANCE. V l, i ■ \ Vol. IV, No. 24. MIDWAY, BRITISH COLUMBIA, MONDAY, APRIL 13, 1896. $2.00 per Year. D W. JAKES, M. I)., CM. HY APPOINTMENT RESIDENT PHYSICIAN TO KETTLE RIVER DISTRICT. OFFICE : : : BOUNDARY FALLS, C. AND VI, RAILROAD. tillipr point, or puinls on tli.' western itessiind courageous independence in a ml uf ilu. nml us may lie decided llie face of the liiernriliy, which glows Extra-it from Engineer's Report. upon s nnd It dims uol in any my make In vivid conl null Lo llie shameful eon- Spejiklng of the mineral wealth uf Ihe cnuutry ti'lluilaij* tour dependent imliceof ilia Orange preiniei'. Two lhe country through wbich the pro- un nny of llie Aineijrnn cities fur its weeks ago we said 'Iinl Sir, Ijiurler posed line of the 0, &W.R. istohuilt, trade, bnt will, on thu contrary, trans* wins facing I he political crisis ..I his the Company's englneui reports us fol* for lhe trude lo Vaiicuuver mil Via- life, Weuru lioiiml tu say thai he lias 'i lorlu, or eastern Cliiiiiuli.iu inula cen- trliiinphiinlly faced llie crisis, nud has Solioitok Sri-iiKMi-: court, I " I he ledges nn Boundary inoiintain ires," emerged iiuiiieasiiral.ly slicugllieiud Niit.iiiv p. iiiji', iiiNVKvaxiia., K-i-i-. near ('rami Fnrksniid Camp McKlu- Fulluwiug ismi esllumieiifduit.nm'_s In the eoiillileiice of Ills follower* uml Office iGllnioro'* Block, liurnunl Avniin*. : Hey we very iniich wider thul) Ihose nl |.,.|„,rM Un, different sections iiii the the reaped ami iidniimtl f his op- vni'M'N* ■ '<■ ''■ Rossland, and lunch heller dellnctl mi ,. e from. Trail loPeiiliclnui punenls, Before I lie IDial of March I." _„„.„... — :Hi.. Biirfiii..! for a greater dlsli I ■ -4.11 I.. Rout-mil 12,5 Miles » J-1 -1--IWU8, though few of Ihem are iis high grade Russland to Big Sheep creek, as the heller mines al Uossluml. A Chrislinn lake sum 23.(1 greal iiniiilier of Ihese ledges an. un- |ii_ si p, Chrislinn simuiill donliledly rich enough In ship lu any lo foul, of Clirlblinnlake .27.0 BARRISTER, SOLICITOR, Elc. OPl'lCBi Martin's Bloek.J V'KliMIX, H.C. pOUBES M. KEHBY, P.L.S,, A.M.C.S.C. K„ ENGINEER AND SURVEYOR. VERNON, It. C. LEQXJI3VIE SSS.OS. -fie OO. kel o -vi*- ar a. . Dry Goods, Groceries, Beady-Made Clothing, Hardware, Etc., Etc. Orders froui the Lower Okanagan will receive prompt attention. Prices Reasonable. ,T P. OBOWELL, TRONSON ST., VijRNON, CONTRACTOR AMI BUILDER Olllee and Store Fittings a Specialty. P II. LATIMER, VKIIN'IIN, ll.C. DOMINION AND PROVINCIAL Laud Surveyor. Mem. Amor Soo.Irrlg. Muss. Assaying1 and Analysis of Ores PENTICTON HOTEL .1. TiiuiuiKii, I'wii'uiKTim. Pleasantly Situated at Foot of Okanagan Lake Stage Connection with ti. ti. Aberdeen to Faikvikw, Osoyoos, Boundary Creek, Kettle River and Points in Washington All Arrangements Made por Providing (it'iiiissAsii Outfits for Hunting Parties; Good Boating and FlshtiiK, It"*-' atid Sail limits for Hire smelter poiul on lhe roud, Hul, whili lhe prospects I'm llilscuuiilryaieei|ual if um superlnr lu Ihuse of any oilier purl of America, wilhoiil a miliuml il ISuiuinil.Pussrri.eklii.\li„wiivl(I.O Isof no use whatever, as It Is tuo I'm Midway In Incanap puss., ...'mil from any railway (00 miles from Wei* luciinaii puss lo Peullrton...lH.O lingtiiii camp lu Marcus)locoiniuercl.il centres. At present practically everything ii-ii I in Rossland und 11..' Buiiiid* ury creek country conies froui the United Slates viii Nnrthpoi'l lu Ross* Innil ami via Marcus in Buuudury Chrlstlnii lake luOriind Fucks 13.0 Ci.iinl Fork* in -a ii uf Puss creek 21.0 Total dlBlance from Trail in Peiiliclon IS?..*, Milns. ... MINING NOTES. creek, Such n road as you propose In Io view nf ini'i.iii event., llie iiecessi. iy Inriiii nrgaiir/.n f ilns eharacler luiilil wuuld, whilu develuplng 111- ■',, , ,. , , ' Is llli' i a. 111111,11. nl. ll is nulv I , I iv- Iii an eii. ii-ii,, ,i i s I. vli.nl nil . coontry to an enormous exlenl, ul unci, make ii tril.ulury to Vancouver union uml ro-iipcruliini Ihul a all.-i'l, lever, nn affillile, all eslliiiul.le, uu hoiiesl iiiiiii mi Uml dull. In* he" nunc n greal iiiiiii. " If Ma. Lain ii-r i ulilil give .1 siilisl'iii- imy guarantee I" the peuple i.f Chiiic* da ilinl 1 guvi* uiiin' ni under his lender. ship would uul iliaiaai.li/a ih. tain- inerciiil life nf Ihe Diiiuiuioii, tlm next elect inns would land him iu power mi 11 wave uf overwhelming popular approval tlml would make lhe clinging, j hypocritical bends uf biiiiic nf ilm presenl listers -iviin." . •. IGNEOUS ROCKS. Tha following interesting anil nhle arllcli Igneuus lucks, Ly Ma. Hoti- anl Wesl, A.R.S.M,, appeared Iii a re- cell I issue nl ilm New Denver Ledge, ami lia effectively placed un Ilm often . The article should prove nf particular und Vieloria, and I cn it conceive of ,. , , ... Inleiesl lo prospeclors here ' erratic liehawnur uf ilia g,-ui|,>mrn any puhlic work, ilm eoinplel ion nl ^ j.1(, r,,,,,,,., ii«-1.-, w -, f 11..- ,-.',iiiu, v i "I ****ould like Hi suy u ton winds which would s ich redound lo ilm, , , . * , this week leguidii.g a iiii'iil-ir mlscun- advhnlages of Ihose cities. I M "«'s, il i-mid ure hcuig ,, "";'!,,,,.,„ inh „nh„ Uli ,)f |1|(, ,,.,.,„ nil Ilm uuy lmiu Iuruimi tn wink ill QERALD WILLIAMS, M. D., C. M. VKHNON, II. C. l-.TM of St. Thomas Hospital, London, I'm;. 1HAS. E. COSTERTON This roud would thus he nf advant* I""""".". '','". '"* '" [ ,,,,1'j.l.yrv. ll is generally used and .iK" m lVn.inn.in yways, ll ! ","' ' ;ml""', "»"'»■ ','"" '" ,s «;|. ,,M„; „sl ,,„ly ,,,,-k „f Ig- neons iirigiu ilinl fur pmposes uf ilis- liiicliiiu, il cerlainlv liecomes neces- Commission and Insurance Ag't NOTARY PUBLIC. JOHN A. CORYELL, A..M., B. 0. A. Civil Engineer, PROVINCIAL LAND SURVEYOR AND DRAUGHTSMAN* wuuld develop Ilm liesl Inlliiligci Iry l,li1"" '■ Is I here such n scareily nf in the world, and twoof the hest fiirin- " rs in Ihe piwhice as this wuuld in,,. ,,i ,.:„„ I,, ,i>„ inioi.lm. ,,r lii.ltlsli iiuplv I or is the. imporled article lo he ,. ' ,. ... lug aiiiiiillacs in Ilm iiiiemir nl ifrlli-.li i i i sury lo ciiiilinc lls a|i|ilniiiiiin wilhui Culuuiliia-lhii Okiinagan i Kettle "hfl ,h" s U1'h P1'1' 1" ''","1- closer limils tlinn appears to I lie river valleys, ll wuuld transfer Ilm """' lf s"' ll"' K '' organized L' |mwn|, ininers' iiniwns ure established lhrough I mil I 'uuntrv, Ilia heller I'm- The lerm is derived fr tlm La country, m.l I, nli,,,, tl„. |.s, i l""'H..vi'". wide aiia- purple, so that „„ . .. , , originally il. wn* applied Inn nick uf The initial steps'"■ i ...... . Nelson tu form a i greul llrilisii Columbia trade from .. „ I Spokane tn Viinciiuvi'r nml Viclorin, ' where it uut iirally belungs, and wuuld iiniiu'ii.s.'ly increase lhe revenuesof lhe Govei-iiiimiit, As no unheal inn ul what mny I xpecfed ill llie Bun Hilary cieek country, when developed by railroad facilities, 1 introduce ilm Iul- lowingstalenieiil of llle uilLput nf Ilm Rossland niines, tugelher .villi tlm iiiniiinil nf revenue, Duiniuinn and Provincial, collected, taken from official record : OUTPUT UF MINKS. .Inn. Isl In Dec. 20th, ISI5 lieen laken nl Irrigation Projects, Engineering and Survey Work, with Plans and Estimates in any Portion of tlie PjmvIjioo Immediately Ai- j tended to. Maps and Plans of Any Portion of Osoyoos! District und Mining Camps of Kettle River Mining Division. Tntnl $7:-.0,lll)0.(K), , i ■ 1 ., u.i oo- n-irinn Vll'ted of ('IIIIlll-lUllipillg, llllS I II null BOUNDARY FALLS, MIDWAY and VERNON. P'*"'. reU'llllc cllllecll'll J.i.,000.001 |U| ^ ^^ ^-^ ^ , u . . ' HUM, REVENUE CIISTUIIR I'OI.LEUTEI', Aug. 1st to Dec. 20fh, 18115, Russland... ^^(jo.q,, reported as having niinle the asseiliun Tin- iiiislukeii i.lta. Iirsl uriginnted, .. lhat inlur nliiiiined in Egypt, which ""'"l "'Kiini/Ji I „.„.s inunil verv useful for oi'iiaineiilal hull In piulecl and l ..■ "a Ilm iiiinliia iiiiliislrv nl Ilm prinince, Ilm prime ! movers being Messis. H. E. Croisdai'e, "'" ' V* we liearnl purphyries of A. H. Kelly and John Huuslnn, Willi h'"1.1"": .'''"'-: "'T !' "' """""' "'" , , ., still I ( f I nulliili ul tlie until does Out Ilm uialter in simli good litmus its sue- ... , , . | Ulillnl I. I he Hllle |.ulph\rv nf Cnl. cess shuuld be iissured. A genenu ' ' • • ,- ,.,, . ,, ., ,,., , , , uiui.ii, ui \i inch emu limns imrki'ts nf meeting will l,i' Imlil nn I be 22nd Insl., ., ,.»,-., ,..,,,, , . ., . . Still l-li III i le llll.e I it'll luiilil, i.s a al uliu b delegiites frum ilm tuiniiiL' . | nnllll i. |..\;,lii|il... J. C. HAAS MINING ENGINEER, \^. GREENWOOL CITY, 11. C. camps Ihrnughniil lhe cnuntry will asked liintlend, TlieniliieisofBniil.il* Gull/, $KiO,00()Ul|ary ereek slioitlil be rcprcselilkl, Silver, 33,000.00 Again, ilm sliitet t anenl the Cuppof, (10,000.00 j | he power nf it Quid Commissioner in .a.ke ii miner's license, if be lm c'Oli- ' delicei.n Ihe. il her side, Mn Tnule i.s 'lliei in at inn uf eiilui', however. Is uf Ulillnl' in.p.illnllle inllip.lle.l wlfjll till* liilneriili.gi.nl cnu |ii.sillui| ul Ilm ruck. Hut hen* again vast diU'ereuces uiny bu ubsfi'ved iu rucks whli b Iii'iir the saute inline, mul in which a I'cscuihlnncc would mil tun lly beexpeeled. The une point uf similarity in nil porpliories, is in Iheir stiucliirnl iippearalice, crystals. if snnm piiitii uliu mineral, usual- XLA.ML'& HORN HOTEIi LUMBY, B. C. | = — - First-Class Accommodation fur Guests. (innil Hunting and Eishing ! GrlieSS 3_S_t?>0, Stages In Vernon and Blue Springs. Xjo-ulxus _MCo3?>a>3x*d, Prop. VERNON - SAWMILL SMITH k CLERIN, PROPRIETORS. S^ste, Doops, Moiiflgs, Turnings Etc. I.'.il 0,8..0(I0 ,i , • ,,,| ,-• U lo.:spin, being pniiuiiieu v i etc ihi •fiwnrai believe, in llle hr if Clarence King. • , "' ,. ■. .,.' 1.02000 ••,,', i , ed, This was oiiuol lhe d sliiigu sling win. Is a gel.b.glst nf inile, and ulsn n , H ,,, , i ,,,,,,,,.„. ,, , , ; , ,i lealilles hi the I'.g.l.Han link, nnd Ilm luliil bl,1,1.,0,111. wiaierul great itiiaaaiiaiive powers. . ' ,, '.-ii fuinie|. n eai.ing ul I be wunl Inm gni 'I'l,., ,„,., ,f ii... mines L iViiin lluwi'M'i', il is ii harmless inscimcei- h "" ""I"' ' "" '""" l*"""1 , ,. ... „ griiduiillyperverled, until it nnwsgn. s ter rel'urns, lie Prnv lie a re.- .ennugli, and il it* telling will J ■• s , , , , lit , - i ■ I lias alliinsl nnv etass ut nnl,. i\ Ineli e\- enui! dues uul include any lux nn per* help to keep woold-be Aineriran chilli.* ; 1 c , • , i ■ -i .. Minn I Ml> cil;iliirir|iM ii , sniiiil prnpaiu urreul esinie. I huve .luii'l"'rs froui operating nn lllis side nl j\^AlMb AINU uflWU0lJJ|p_rt.a_ sealell,,. Is „, „.,,.,,,'p'ialmilaftai all. ' -:■ : isiuins duties are cullccled "n goods COLVILLE DISAPPOINTING All Kinds of Factory Wurk Kepi in Stuck and Made tu Order Coast Cedar Worked into Furnishings a Specialty All Kinds of Lumber, Lntlis nnd Shingles Kcjit in Stock Material Always Usui Writ, far Prices and DisBOits PROPERTIES EXAMINED c hit;Int..camp .ia tlm Cnliutibi , , „ . river. This call nnlv be taken as tut Assays and Analyses of Ores, j *,„,.,.,„., , ,„,„',,,,, , , ,„ Fuels, Ete. I In- niines nml ilm revet frum lb" counlry in lie developed liy Ilm prnpos. .1. ('. li.VAM. M. 11ARUETT, II. T. minuses.'. IIOI'N UAUY CKKKK Engineoiing and Assaying Co. Gre. wonil City, H. .'. Assaying1 and Analysas of Ore via. nf dealing willi ilm sttbjccl is tu ilu away enlirely with ibe lerin por. j pliyry nn.) substil.itli. tbe adjective Miller and Hlectrieiiin i "Al I K00 porpiiyrille befure lhe deseriplIons uf itssuys have lieen made by Spukane as* I n|| such I'oi'ks, sn tlml a granite in avers, nf,ires i'l'iilll lliel'nlviile Iteser-! u|,i,.|| ||„, |,.|s|,;,|, el'Vstuls are mure ' ' >, i ' i ' . .' ■ ' " I ' ' i > ■ l i , ,' I i| i i' . . . . ■ iiKENiviinii, u.e. • . ' , , , vill ion since lis opening neral In* h hull Usui! y cniisp ciinus beeninas a ed extensinn, as the cnuntry issu much , ,- ,,,, , . ' ,,,.,.• ,, .i'i '-■ A le.. "I Me-" have shown porphyi I c-gmn le, s tunes cited larger uml lbe iiiiIiciiIii.iis are ibal, . . ,,, « ,i. , . .,, , , gond values,and 11 res are ol tlleU unarlz-pnrphvrv, ihere uul Le a iiiiuil."nil camps insl i , , ,i„ , ' usg I „s linssliiml. Tl input ',' J',1 ,'''"""" ''V'," '""";' ,'" The class ,,r rock vhlc ■ mag- the Provincial reve. ghl Ihere* " ' , , " V ■ ,'",", '" >-iyi*y I-Iini||<hI , ■ n fure orresp linglv greater, "f !'"" V'T ,?"' " '"' "S, ' ■ It— «.f« pnri'1" «ri.,r. Mn> rn.tr Tho tinmuul..feus,,,, Mies cnllecl- T , I Tn 1'""" ' lll'8iK,Ul" I*" "* nlrer lnile nr nu eucoiirngcuieiil In Ilm eilwi.ul.lu.il, hnwevei'i lie ini'leiised , ,,i , ■ ,n , I -nail, tlm nml iin ..a liuilv nf the Ii.i'.aiuis ill Ilm claims, Ilm tires fur ,.,.', ' , . In illlVt hlllg ilka lbe same laVlenl, as ,, ,. , , I •,- luck I-lllmlv I'I'Vslllllllie ur setni-v (.- cults in eliariieler ami ilm protniiietil Sawmill on Okaoagait Lake, handy iu shipment, Sash and Door Factory un V. P. It., Vernon, Wood, Cargill and Co. ARMSTRONG, B. C. GENERAL MERCHANTS. Dealers in Groceries, Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes, Hardware, Clothing, ancl Supplies of all kinds. A specialty made of Home Cured HAMS AN D H A C O N S. Write for prices. A LARGE LIST OF FARMS FOR SALE, WOOD, OAROILL -C OO., AIUHSTBOWK. Mines Ex,im in ed and Reported on Tli.na.llgli .\,,||llilllltiill|... ll ha llle Kellli. nm exlenl, as direct eiiinuiiiiiii'.ilinii uiili Mm cnnsi wuuld Irausfer thegreatei purl nf ilie ei v^iiils sliilul uut iii Imlil re In iiuu a „.n lies nl Iree-nillliiig ruck wild i" ul- .' , . trade from Spukaui. lo \tiiicouver and ., iii'i.liiir null ink dnikerbiickgi'iinnil, Vi,t;""'1"' , , ".Miiny of ih.. luiallnns ' Ihul were ,A '""T'i*'''",1'''"", ' il>'l"'^"i"' I'.slnli |sli"il Inni' I'llUles lire iuu- . .' , , „ ... ei . Ill" illlllellllv nI iiilir-e l» III ileli'i'. , , ' iiiiuli' line been -nilii.l, iieiliup- . , ' , verhhilly hard luehuiiguand lhe Am- ri||, Vi u|, |iy ( „|II)H|„|(, iu|ll ,,„. i""1"'-; i1"' I mtli'iiliii class in which ll erlcalis .ire making a great slruggle lu f*„.,;,(1(|l.,; ,,,Mil,lv. „,,,, ,„„„ „„.„ I'elnngs. ''"" "'"'"V "'I'""'1' "''" "'«""% ,'„„„' I he besl assays, Very feu nrlg. Annlher ruck we I worthy ,,r uur n„. Rival'ami Ilouiulary t'reoli Mining The Nelson and I'nrl Sbep| I llnil- |||(l|, „„[„„,.,„„ ,,ee have been ""'"" ''"'""I" ""I"" I""H" •tH-tiloU. iviiycu y.luever) ..a. i , ,, ■,.«■ ,„.,„„„ Ill*"h" sercisesnn lhe|iei'UHiney pusslbly can, nilikes lhe West K ,.- .„■„,„ ,,„u. ,„ „t1,(.iu, „ '" ' iaa imlu-,,v „l U ,,, |<„„. iiyillmi'-ieHilinliiiVloSpoka,,,., The|(l|h, h ,, , nM , ,,„. leniiy, l« 'la. roil y railed &o,_„-™i :,ii»o__f..»i._.|"1"11 ;''>!» ™<" «'"l'"'l'"!'. ' mineral il- i I tvi "mM ' ' '" """' 'v'"'k an— W. DALIIVMI'LI' P.\IIIVIP.W, B, C. lew ..I handling I he urea .uul smell* ing I belli al Spulil .a .nne lllile .',., | ill.. .1 pll'l a.a - a. lis up... Illg I mail Inenl Inns, eilhei ,u ihe , nuni iu lbe ii. Ii dlsllii i~ nf Trail uml II nlim neck" ami i* nflen imi I, • All Kinds ol' Roimii'lng. Horseshoeing a pullll 111 llie Slaies, ll is well-known v ,, ,„, |u nlle'nf il." iiulhoillles Mi''"I lunch inlneinl wealth, il ib specially. lhat Mr, Cnrbln has lung bul In- eyu hnsmillvilniii. llie Imiiesl imwpi'i'lui' l'1'"1'"" "■',,;'1 '''■'""' lli''k''' '"'• ■»-—__,—_■■ ■».ii -____-_____■ „n ||M. K,.|i|e rlvel nml Ili.iiinl.ii v '.'■ , , ing I I'n i|imlllly ubserved in ils C. F. COSTERTON""l"'" ii-"1 ■ ""•»■"'»'«"«■',".'..,'ii;,'.'..i',.':',..i,,,,Li,^.i,,-,., , vi<1:''*-v- Tl .'a...i,,,i,ii,ss„,,. vialiNo:'. IL.'. Ihnt Ini. fepl III linen lhe in,* ,,,,. A||lii|. „„, ,,,,,,,.- ,„, „ i hi inerusiil hull Is, I -A_e-t for pnsslhlllty uf crossing the Culvlllc In- ,. rt.nHv Iniht-Oni In r,!ll.l„e ihe "'"'v" ""Il" l,l>""'v'" "'"" The Anglo-Columbian Co., L'td., Wholsale Importers of Wlnos and Spirits. Xicholles k Ronoul', Agricultural Machiiicry. iii,ill llesel viitiuli. Willi Ibis lliinuii >li.'ii, as ii is inure than likely sunn tu in nre-pt ; ing. Unlike griinlle, dlurllecuiiliijiis only ,iy. Nniluiil.t in 'lm Hi-.1 excite nl be, lm will iinduuhtedly push I'i.a wlltleiil. » slaked Priicli* Iwocunsliliienl minerals, felsp«r uud Ibnl coHlitry, as up Mm kellle river ,.,"11,. U!l y,,|. M„ ihi.rniigli priispecllng I""'"'1'1'1"'1''''"' l|||lpl'"f "'I'l''1' Is '''■ valley fr Marcus is hy far I he euslesl 1" '|' ,,. ,],„'„, llm| Hbsuluielv nn de- s| *'''''''"' l',eKlw lurwliich Ihu —A.i^-4..tiro. Po-c - Tbe Okanagaii-Spalluiiiclieeii Dists. FOR The Royal Insurance, I liauliiig ore tu Ilm Slates via Kootenny The London & Lancashire, I hike and river lo Bunner's Ferry, orj via Kootenay lake and the "Vclsun k\ "Tlm govern wiiytoiwhit, H ( (,H| I'beKusl.nV Slncan Riilway, Inn. „,.,,„„!„„,„ and Ill-advised has been built solely with the view nf ... belefiile ll ruck usually pnssesses, When quarts! The Insurance Co. of North America, The London & Canadian Fire Ins. Co. The Sun Life Assurance Co., of Cnniidn. The Canadian Permanent Loan K Investment Co. The Dominion Building ,*.- Loan Association. NOTARY PUBLIC. ia presenl il is designated a i|iiiii'izilin- rile, when illicit, a Inlca-dlorite, mul su THE LIBERAL LEADER. Ull, Syenite, nf which we siunelitues Si. Unwell." hciir, Is similar In dlorile iu mineral Fnrt Sheppnrd railway tn Spukane, 'says the Regltiti ' ier. a juurnnl eninpnslli 1 sistiug of felspar uinl This proposed railroad alone will devoted strictly 10 lhe Cnnservatlve hiirnblende, ll ly difference being conlribiite solely tu the ndviinceiuelil Inleresls, "has evltlelilly placed him- In llie nature of il.e fell-pur present, nl British Culniiibiii, us it cunt eliipln las self ul lhe Iiei k nml call of llie (.'ill llulle Oil 111.' .lllllll lull nf IJllallZ II lieeiiliie- a the construct Ion of a toad lying wholly hierarchy, Allhniigh a ciithullc and 11 ipiiiilz-syeiille, ami ilm piescuee nl within the Province, and the smelling French mini himself, Mr, Lnniicr Inm mica |iasses ll al uiice Into a syenite nn.l reliuiiig nf iii'eii nt Trnil and such I shown that he is pussesscd nf mauli* graiiile." THE ADVANCE. W. II- NORMS I'lmcKiKTuii Published irookly ut Midway, li. C. Subaorlption Price, $2.00 p...' annum, payable In ailvuui-c,either yeiti'ly ur lmll-jciii'ly ut the opilun of tho subscriber. Advertising Kales sent on application. Though Ilm colli « "f Tin; ADVANCS ure atw.-ivs n|ii..|i fur tli" ilisi'iiasiiin uf matters <»f pablfii Interest uml Importance, wo .1.. ....I noo* ccsmu-iiv oiidorau nnv uf th.' ophitous oxpresaod. r,iiTt.s|Miiiil|.|iiTiif;rii|.|a*ii>iiuliinHii'c will ...tl be plllllislll'll. MONDAY, APRIL 18.1806. : A ei-iiss in this space Indi* : aiiiies ih.il yoursuescrlptloii in tliis paper has oxplr.il. CONSTABLE AT GRAND PRAIRIE, Thu people uf Grand Prairie have reasonable ground- Iur cnn.pluinl. They refer lu llu* fact Ihal ill Midway I here nre I wo resident iul constable, anil will, snme shew nf jusl ieedeniiin.I why- it slmiild be necessary that ..lie end nf the distriet shuuld be su well provided f..r, iippiiri nlly at lhe expense of tbe ui her. As a matter of fact, the Government is none ton well represented by nllleinls even in this end uf lbe .list rid. Ofllie two resident constables, one performs the duties of Mining Recorder, nnd, if We are tu huve anything like a repetition uf Inst year's activity—and .ill the iiidicatiuiis puinl lu such a conclusion —the work I bat thereby devolves upon this official Is mure (linn one man can he reasunably expected In do. Thus, fur several in.nil lis iu Ilm year at leiisl, lbe ulliee wurk connected witli the recording of claims, of transfers, Rndtheissuiinceofcerlifient.es und licenses, decuples 111'1 full time of one, and u guud purl uf the time of ii second official. During the remainder of lite year when tlie prnspecl ing season mny be considered In be al nn end, it is sliil a mutter of Importance that a representative nf the Gnvernmetil should be found in his nfflce foi sn many hours fur each ilny, In ullenil lo the many quest inns which may arise in reference In mining property, and anenl, whicli his opinion is asked, Of lhe Iwo constables, so-called, therefore, only one hus the lime to devote tn I he performance of the duties pertaining In the ulliee of constable propel', and it is Indubitable Ibnl in su large a niiiiing districl us the Kettle river division, offences against, the law might easily be committed nml admit of the escape of the offender finiti justice, under existing itrriingi incuts of police supervision, While, ut lhe present lime, llle record of crime in Boundary creek is, iiinipariilivcly speaking, light, we have every reason lo fear Uml wilh lhe opening of lhe Colville reservation, and with lhe anticipated rapid development of the country, we cannot expect lo be whnlly free from the lawless chariicleis who follow the early for. tunes of every new mining camp, Adequate nieiisiires should Iherefore he taken hi lime, and we strongly recommend the appointment of another cnusliil.b' fur the llislricl, hul whose duties should be more or less confined to Grand Praiiie. Such an appointment, would meet with very general approval, . 4 4 EDITORIAL NOTES, \Vb referred iu hist we.k's issue to lhe fact Ihul while, for reasons of economy, mini'linns hud lieen lllllde in the salaries tlirniighiiiil the civil service, ihe ministers hud very prudently snid Utile uf ihe advisability uf reducing ibe liberal iillmvnnccs whicli uc •■iii, > lo their exalted offices, Wesince learn Ihul in bis budget speech the premier slrnngly urged that a substantial reduction be made in the salaries uf ministers; nnd in committee nf supply Ciilnnel Bilker iicluully moved n resolutluii lo reduce his own snlmy by $100, The motion, however, was Insl, because it wus agreed ibal if a minister's salary whs I., be reduced I the scssiuiinl indemnity puid to mem- hers shuuld also be cul down ally ibis last proposal met will, lu VI ll. sec more of It dune. Every tie thai binds the empire more closely together should he judiciously strengthened. ►■ • -< THE DIAMOND DRILL. The diamond drill which bus been held ul the Wanela customs house,has arrived safely at Qieenivund und will he used at once nn the Snowshoe. The drill is lbe Hist in Jhe used in B iiindaiy creek, und lhe ellterpiise uf the Montreal and British Coluuililn Planum ion und Prospecting company is lube highly commended. It. issufe to predict that the arrival of ihe drill in the cainp marks a new epoch, the beginning of llle good times wliieli we all eoHliileiilly expect to see in Biiun.l- ury before u-iii.y months puss. It is well known tliat, we have huge ledges of ore. but it is yet tuheshownwhether or not these ledges continue down for any distance, or whether I he character nf Ihe rock Improves wilh depth. At Rossland, where the ores heal' a striking resemblance lo Ihose found here, bnth these points have been proved io ii most satisfactory manner, If there- fore one can safely deduce lads fiiiiii analogous circumstances, there is litlle to feni' frooi whut the diamond drill may show. *r .4 Commercial Jnb printing al Ibe Ad VANOB office, Send Tfour Order to-***--— T ELLIOT > ^m 4 ^^m General - Merchant l Infancy floods^. GLASSWARE and CROCKERY Statary, School Supplies AM) TOYS. Playing Cards and Games. Dressing Cases. Wall Paper, Violin Strings. Proprietary Medicines i. ED. A. HAIN, yl ]fc .M.l.WAV, II, 0. ^| Fairview, B. C. 2 MOHAWK CHIEF 2 § and FLEURY PLOWS ?2 5 DIAMOND HARROWS 5 NIC0I/S MIDWAY, B. C. •) A NEW LINK OF i Mgni ian | Summer Suitings, Prints, Ginghams & t THE CAFE ROYAL Copper Street, Greenwood City, B. C. Meals et,"t All -lours C. GIBBS, MANAGER. GREENWOOD CAMP IIOUNDAHY OREEK, B. C. I Largest and Best-Assorted Stock in* tiii: SOUTHERN INTERIOR. FULL WEIGHT AND MEASURE ASSURED. For Implements, Wagons, Bugg'ies, Sleighs Etc., Etc. Flour iind Feed, Hay and Grain. A Number of Cheap Farms for Sale from $4 to $50 I an acre, well improved. Lequime k Lloyd-Jones, Kelowna. JOYFUL - NEWS QKANAGAN SAWMILL, mfTt KELOWNA, B. C, You can now purchase Cedar Panel doors, beautifully made and finished; Window Sash, Laths, Shingles and all other kinds of house finishings; Rough and Dressed Lumber constantly on hand. Orders from Kettle River District solicited and prices furnished upon application to Im. LEQXJIIVIE, PROP. Good Accoiiinioiliiiinn for Travelers. First-class Meals Served Good Livery Stable in Connection. FRED GRAF, PROP. JONES & ROGERS HOUSE AND CA^Ti-JACtIC PAINTING CARSON The trade centre of the Grand Prairie, Kettle river and Boundary creek mining and agricultural country. Situated at the junction of the Boundary creek, Marcus and Reservation wagon roads. Nearest point to the Colville reservation mi; es- LOTS AS GOOD AS GOLD (''nr prices ami nil nllii'i'information apply to C. E. STUART - - . AGENT CARSON, GRAND PRAIRIE, a ('. Plain and Decorative Paper Hanging KALSOMINING Gi-.'ui-l Porks mul Midway, H.C S Carson Livery and Feed Stable, Carson, B. C. KTOiaxtryrr. p:*ed PICO FRIETOB Tii.trtiil, Inn.ever, llu. n-.Milniiiiji ot the minimal' nf inine-, wns lumen of 1'i'Mill, it ni'viTllldr-H rellei'ls uienl .•■.(litnn Ills ilisiiiieri'siiilnu-.*. nfpur. " Imm.', ullii'il, Mr. Ilelnn■». n annie.vniil "'""l Baddloniid I'-ok lloraca coiiauuitly nn lianil. Dally Slauo botwoon Canon nnil Oranil unkindly ri'iuiirki'il "linn if ilm mini*.- Knrka, Heavy Teaming promptly mi lull in. lers .U-lleil In ml.In* llieir mi In 11,'*., ' limy allmilll have |il nail llie reiliiee.l FURNITURE! CHEAPER THAN EVER AT CAMPBELL BROS. TWO CARLOADS JDST ARRIVED ^-UPHOLSTERING-*^ ROSSLAND, B. C. VERNON. B. C. limy Minimi nnv. |.l,men Ilm ri'iliieeil wr wr i i I T» 1 A 1 :;:::•'::'';-:.::::'::■___. Mo, to m Miliary Creek ill I ilia Hnv." ' V *, ...j ua, mjui...uu fiuui' - TIIK (IHANIl PORKS, MARCUS ANI) MIDWAY in lllis way. A WI8E NIKJ-Wllnn i.a llt.ll'llllltl'll lo Mr. Rllhet who, speaking of UHliuies'flH-j.— ___ ___»3 fr* _. .. t-__ pnld to civil 8..„',.|il., r. innrkeil: " If I StaS° and ESarpiI-OSS -_-_LX-.e lieuesniwy I., redtlcu the -iiliirins lm Ituna Dotwcon Mnrima anil Grand Forks dftlly, lonvlng Mnrous nnil Gmuil Forks at 7 n. m, wnnlil rnlhi'r mill nil hour or Iwo In Loaves Ilrnml Knrks for Midway, Monitays, Wodnoailnya nml Friilnya nt i a. m. 1,1'iues Midway fnr Grand Forks nml Marous,ffuosdnyB,|Thiirsdaysnnd Saturdays." a. m. ROOD BrCACHEiB MANLKV k AVl'KILL, PROPRIKTORS elm office lioiiii. nnil dispense willi Ktinie of lhe i'iii|iloj'e..s." Tlm winking hours ilininn ihe biilium'r ujoiitIts of Inm venr, lnr lhe milling recorder of lhe Kellle lii.er milling division man fi"in uin Um i 'nlnguntil ilm night. '■• <.-> » ■ HOTEL KALEMALKA I nil ion nnil ill.io nn ni'l ul,' is |.iiii|ishi'd in Ilm (li'i|iliie. n lending English I - - - VKRNON, B C. wekly, nmeerning llriiish Ciiliinihin. j,., , p./ir'A./IM Timiiiusiiiiiinii poiti-iij-s iim ii|,eiiing! W. d. IVItArxMN of imi'liiiuii'iil fnr thi' Inst. Iiiim in ihi' nld liuililing. This kind of notice hy h-'HUS HOTJBL NKI'IDS NO S1M.CIAI, RKCOMMKNDATION n'.l annuity jiinrnnls Is illwnys pious. + ing In. ailnnisl.., nml we nboultl like ln|« j.,y„u.u,Mj Accommodation ,-u ll„* Sloamou. ,!....,.lion Hou.e."« XtXtASOHlTAXlItXt EATES (litAMI FORKS. B, 0. ■ - PROPRIETOR GENOWAYS & McAVINEY Wholesale and Retail Dealers in and Growers of CHOICE NURSERY STOCK. All Stock Grown Without Irrigation. All Trees Inspected Before Leaving the Nursery SPOKANE FALLS, * P. O. fiox 682. Washirigtor) ARCUSandMIDWAY $_.*_?_§_.&___ LIHTES Leaves Marcus Mondays ancl Thursdays at i P. M Arrives Greenwood Tuesdays and Fridays at 5 v. M Arrives Midway Tuesdays and Fridays at 5 r. M Leaves Midway Wednesday and Saturday at 6 A, M Arrives Marcus Thursday and Sunday at 9 a. m SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO MAIL, FREIGHT ANI) EXPRESS XI. Xt. KOKBISOIa-, rKOPJtniTOB. iio^miftfti, J. S. DONALDSON I CHEMIST DRUGGIST 1 VERNON, B. C. A Full Line 1.!'-__. Drugs Patent Medicines Toilet Articles Trusses, Ac. Hall Orders From the Lower Country Will Receive Prompt Attention. D. MoDUFF General Blacksmith, MIDWAY, B. C. All Kinds of Work Executed to lho Satla* faction nf Customers. UI1ANI) RIKKS, II, (,*, BELOW TIIK IIKIDOB Saddle and Pack Horses at Reasonable Rates. | ADIES' RADDLE HORSES -A SPECIALTY- MIDWAY SAWMILL ROUGH AND DRESSED ^LUMBER- MINERAL ACT. Certificate uf Improvement!..*. NOTIOJt!. Tin: Ukkat Hopes Minkral Claim. Situate in the Deadwood Camp, Kettle River Mining Division of Yale District. TAKK NOTIOE tlmt wc, J. V. Ilarlmi, free minor's eertiflcnto No. 61)151,0. M. Mac- Martiit. free miner's oertlflcat. No. 62102, A. S. Crowdor free minor's ccrlilk'ule No. 0.U", J. M. Cornthwaito, free mincr'fi ccrtillcale No. 66221, and J.M. WnikiiiR, free wiiicr'H certiti- 6ftto No. 66220, In tend, Hixty iU\y* from (he date hereof, to npiilv lo llie gold eommiiMioiier for a cortiflcato ot improvement.., for the purpose ot obtaining a Crown gmui to the above claim. And further tuke notice, that advento claima must In* uent to the Gold CommiMlonor and action commonood btfore Ihcirwuanecof sueh cerl i Iienl c of improvetuunIk. Dated thin '2:trd day of February. 1896. 5 \TOTKlK Ik hereby given that thirty dayw IN afler date I intend to apply to the Honorable the Chief Cuiiiiiiit-.inner of !.mnln nnd Wurks for a Kpceial Heemic to cut and carry away timber from tho following de- sciilicii himl, nilualc in the OmiyoiiB divlriion of Vulc district, viz.: Counneucliig at a post on the norlh bunk of Wallace creek and about 1} miles fnnn ils junction with Hi •andary creek, thence running north 60 chuins, thence wetit 160 chatiiR, (hence Kouth 60 cliuiiis, thence viwt along the north bank of said Wallace creek 160 elm [in, more or 1c_h, to the place of commencement, and cunt inning 900 acres, more or less. J. II. HALLETT. Greenwood city. It. ('., April o, im. NOTICK Ik hereby given lhat thirty rtayn nflcrdate I inlcmlto make application to Hut Honorable I he Cliief ('ommi-Kionerof Lands and Works fora licci'Ho to cut and carry away limber from the following doHcrlbed lands, situated on the cast Hide iit ('lirihlina take In Ihe Omiyoos division of Yale district, rlx.; Commenelng al a Make net about oni-haU mllo Kiiuth of Ihe mouth of Texan creek and about eight miles north from lot 308, township 74, Ilienee running went sn clmins, Ilienee mirth 125 chains, llicncc ciiM Wl chains, thence south 126 chains lo the point of commencement, FKKDKHICK McMANN. (ireenwond City, Kettle Hirer, II. C, .rd March, 1«»6. 1 NOTICK is hereby given that thirty days after date I intend lo apply to tho Chief Commissioner oi Landrjuml Workitforalieou-e to cut, manufacture and carry away timber on lhe following described lands situated near Kholt Creek: Commoneingiit a post about one mile norlli of Kho t creek, near Oold Drop trail, thence running onut I'll) ebaina, thence north 80 chain-., thence west 120 chains, thence south 80 chains to point of commencement, and containing 960 acres, more or less. THOMAS MoDONNBLL, Dated (his 2nd day of April, 1.96. 26 WANTKD.-A man for even- unoccupied dislrlet* of Manitoba, N. W. T. and Hrii isli Columbia, to represent our hardy Canadian grown nursery stock and now seed potatoes. Liberal inducements tn whole Or part time in. n. Kxpcrioiic'jd wilesmcn will And this offer n good one. Iinplcmr-it agents, farmers, fanners' sons, cheese makers and school teachers will do well to look into this. Men devoting but part time do well with us. Htock especially grown for the Western section. Send postal to Toronto, Out., for particulars. SroNR anoWklltnoton, Proprietors of" FonthiM Nurseries, Largest in the Dominion-Over 700 acres. Head ofllco-Toronto, Ont.) branches, Chicago til, and Montreal, P. Q. : JFHTBOH.lll.0GN Al. REPORT. Lat I'.. Long IIH" _u A lutuilu. I,*JIW fcut nlinvf, am, luvul. Melting aiiuw fnr wenk, ,00 nfan Inch) rain, .00 l'H.MI'KK'Ti;itK lull WKKK E.NIHMI .ll'l'.ll. II. Max. Ml... Id ... 68 30 S7.S „ li 7 ... 113 ■a Sn ti it LOCAL ANO DIS' 'MOT Z Ploughing is in full swing ul Anarchist mountain, Mi*. George Guess rode over to Fair- view lust week on liusiness. Mr. Jackson moved last week into his new house on Ihis side of the river. Mr. ll. Wood's new bouse ut Greenwood lo now completed, Ho moved iu lust week, Mr, Dinsmure has started a bakery at Greenwiiud. This should lie u paying liusiness. Mr. Barrett of Greenwood, left on last week's stage fur lhe upper country. He will, if is understood, tiring back with him an assaying plant. Mr. J. Shuster has, we regret to learn, la-en seriously ill wilh influenza and rheumatism, partly the result of a lung ride in hud weal her. he is slowly recovering. Eddie Allison, charged with cattle stealing, wns given a preliminary hearing hefore 0. A. 11. Lamlily, S. M„ at Osoyoos last week. He w as committed to stand his trial at the spring assizes. The ranch formerly belonging to Mr. McDonald at Grand Forks, is lieing put in good order hy the new owner, P. T, McCallum, J, P., who recently tiuught tbe property. A large acreage is to lie put down lu liny. The road from Deadwood to Copper is lieing rapidly pushed to completion, thanks to the energy of R. Wood k (In, who certainly put the government to shame in the matter of libera! assistance in the develop..nail of a new country. An elfoit to make Bosshurg a main traffic station for goods imported from the Slates inlo this country, Instead of Marcus, hns failed, owing tn the determined opposition of .Mr. Corl.iu. Manley & Averill's stuges sliil make Marcus their terminus, A large meteor is said to have fallen near Midway ou Monday night, This is pi iili.il.ly intended as a sort of an ud- vance agent to the comet which was billed .0 arrive Insl month, hul owing lo ilu* block on the C. P. It. tailed to kt'.'p l.llf engagement. ll. Luring uf Ohliliwack, erstwhile a Mi'iliodisl preacher, hut now in the belief paying, if less spiritual trade of of butchering, was summoned as u witness in the t'ltltle-slealillg case at Osoyoos. B.'fore reluming to tlie const II- usiietl the principal camps in Boundary. .Several coiiiplaiuls have lieen made l.y miners unable to leave the camps tlml they receive their mails very irregularly, particularly newspapers, wliii'lrsoiut'litues do uol reach tliem Mr. Vi. H. Norris left on Thursday f or Vernon. Mrs. Thompson lefl for Fairview on Wednesday, She is expected to return to Midway to-morrow. J.. H. Fealherslon, C. E„ of Vancouver, came in on Friday's stage. He is thinking of locating at Green wood, Another sawmill, I be owner of which is ftom Montana, is to he brought Into the country and erected at Anaconda. Anaconda is going ahead at a great rate. _ Grand Forks is anxious to arrange a footl all ninlch wilh Midway. A good team could easily be gol together at either place, uud some move should be made iu the mailer. Manley & Averill commence this week to run u daily stage between Ihe Forks aud Midway. It is expected lhat the traffic will almost at once warrant Mils change, Bolh Mr. Guess of Greenwood and Mr. Glhbs of Anac In are kiting lite world know Ihul lhey follow Ihe business of assaying, huge signs adorning Ihi'fr.nil uf their offices, Lost, near Midway on lhe Isl inst,, one diorile bell, in a fair slate of preservation. The Under will be siiilalily rewarded on delivering lo II. Monroe ur II. Slewarl, or on leaving belt al the Midway post office. The roads are in a miserable condition between Boundary Falls and Greenwood, Now is the time when a large gang of men should he put. to work, instead of Ihe usual practice of delay until the summer is well advanced. Any person finding a mnnacle will be su.tably rewarded on [leavingsame atthisofflceintact. Theglawswasimid- vertently dropped on the football Held while the ownei was rebounding from a vigorous charge on Mr. Frank Coryell. If arrests continue to lie made at the present, rate, it will soon l.e necessary either to add to the size of the Midway lock-up, or to have a weekly escort to take prisoners to Kamloops, lhe Midway jail hus now three inmates, which are about as many as it will conveniently hold. The followingare Ihe arrivals at the Boundary hotel during the past week: E. 8. Graham, S, Drake, Spokane;,!, C. Haas, M. Bonell, Greenwood; I). Gilmore, Ralph While, Trail; B. H. Cuchsiiig Myer's Creek; J. H. Finke, San Francisco; W. J. Harder, Vernon; 11. I). Loveiing, Cbilliwnck; J. H, Ale- Bride, Oroville, Wash.; J, A. Elliott, Grand Forks; H, F. Hale, Camp Lincoln; R. 11. Sinilh, Montreal;,!, H, W1MXG NOTES. A quartz location was made last week by H. G. Sidley near the line, The showing is good. Joe Shuster located last week a very promising claim on the American side of tlle line near Nine Mile creek. A claim mimed lhe Will n'the Wisp, on Iughnun mountain, was located at the dead of night on Monday last l.y J, McNicol and .1, C. Haas. A large body of ore hns been found lo exist ou llie Primrose in Deadwood camp. The eluiin is likely, in every sense, to prove lbe equal of Ihe Mother Lode. The hanging wall hns at last been found on Ilie Gold Drop claim 111 Green. wood cninp, and Ihe ledge isthiisshowu to be I'M) feel wide. Comment is superfluous. Mr. Turner has obtained an option of a half Interest. Ill the Jewel, Long Lake camp—one partner not wishing to sell. The Jewel is one of Ihe most promising claims in lhat seel ion of llie camp. Mr. Graham, the owner of the Texas claim on Ingriiu mountain, arrived from Spokane last week and isslopping at thu Boundary hotel. He inleuds doing considerable development work on his claims this summer. Development work is to be done on tlie Magnet, a claim to lhe norlh of Ihe Roderick Dim in Long Luke cainp, owned l.y Joe Franks aud S. Bonner- man. It is imdcrslnud that an option has been given on lhe property. P. Helslaiib and S, Benneriuan are doing assessment work on a cluim up the West Fork of Kettle river. The ore in lhat locality resembles closely that found in Greenwood. It however carries less gold and more silver. The claim ou Kruger mountain located by Dick Boeing and Jim Anderson has now a capital showing of ore, containing tellurium aud free gold in large quantities. The claim has the advantage of being on a precipitous side hill, development is therefore less difficult. Featherslon, Vancouver; D.I'.Sinyfh, Georgetown, Minn. ll is proposed that the establishment of a um scry garden iu the Keltic river valley, would be nnl, only a lucrative Investment to anyone sufficiently enterprising lo undertake the experiment, but a decided benefit tn the fanning comniunily in this dislrid, We make the suggestion in the hope that some of Ihe large nurserymen on the coast, Mr. Hutcherson of the for weeks afler th'' date of issue. With 'Jubilee Farm, for instance, will consld- KETTLE RIVER MINING DIVISION. Record of Mineral Locations for the Week Ending April 9. Cosmopolitan, Smith's camp, John Thompson. 4. Grizzly Bear, Deadwood camp, Dan Steward. 4. Miners' Delight. Grand Prairie, George Ann-It. 4. Anodyne, Grand Prairie, T. J. Sul- iivan and L. IL Chase. I. Berlin, Grand Prairie, L. IL Chase aud John Hammer. a viiy litlli'ex|rn trouble Ihe post masters might tie lip in packages lhe mail mailer directed to lhe various camps, which could lie dropped in tlie boxes mi the road l.y the stage drivers as they pass. Frank Coryell has employed Allan Giles and Jimmy Lynch, two capital workers, to finish his irrigation ditch, which he hopes to bring on his lanch Hear Midway by the firsl of nexl month, The principal work of building the dam and grading froui Boundary creek has lieen got over, and the limning but remains to be done. There can be un doubt but that, llie water will add immeasurably to Ihe value of his property erlhe advisability of establishing a branch business here. MR. GRAHAM AND THE C. AND W. R. To llie Editor of The Advance; Sir : I have forwarded a copy of the enclosed leUer lo the Vernon News, and It is self-explanatory, it needs no further couiinent. " I notice liy your reporl of the mission of Ihe delegates from Vernon, re Columbia k Western R'y, that 'I was so disheartened by the altitude which most of the members assumed Ihe hill, thnl I hinled to one of tlie Vernon contingent that thev mighi as well return, adding that as far as I could see, j lhey would only receive one vole in the Henry Westcott, described us a pros- j House in support of their views, and pector, was arrested by Constable that vole would l.e my own.'" 4. Barbara, Skylark camp, G. A.llen- ili'll. 7. Hawk Eye, Brown's camp, D. W, Dillon. 7. Minnie, Brown's camp, D. W. Dillon. 7. Cupper Reef, Brown's camp, C. M. Tobiassen. 7. Capital, . Brown's camp, 0, M, Tiibiassen. t). Outburst, Grand Prairie, Wyley Glover. CERTIFICATES OP WORK, B. Sylvia, W. II. Coveul. 8. Hecla, Jauies McNicol. 8. Trilby, VV. II. Norrisund Randolph Stuart, I). Boundary Falls, J, J. Winters, TRANSFERS 4. Double Eagle, J interest, Richard McCarren lo R. 0. Johnston. 4. Echo, I, inleresi,, A. Shannon and Julias Brandt to H. L, Moody. 4. Iron King, J inleresi., A. Shannon and Julias Brandt lo H. L. Moody, II. Mary L, i inleresi, A. Shannon and Julius Brandt, lo H. L. Moody. 4. Helen, J inleresi, Joseph Wallace to Margaret J. M. Wood. 7. Last Chance, Grand Prairie, all interest, S. Snnfoid lo \V. W. Whit- heck, 7. Double Eagle, J Interest, R. C, Johnston to P. B. Nelson. Deans at Grand Prairie ou Thursday on the charge of bringing stolen "I do nol suppose Ihul. there is any intention lo mislead the public in this property from the United States Into matter, hut still that is the effect which Canada, He. was given a preliminary the article hi question would have. I hearing before P. McCallum, J. P. Tin evidence against the prisouei was very strong and he was committed for trial. C-nslalilii Deans brought, Westcolt over nn Friday evening nnd lie wns lodged in tlie Midway jail. Another case of claim jumping is reported from Kruger mountain. A certain claim, upon which lhe showing was above the ordinary, being jumped upon the technical grounds that, the discovery post was not exactly upon tlle spot, where mineral was found in place, but suine yards away. This seems lo he very trivial grounds upon which to disprove another man's title, and it is very doubtful if any judge would give a decision unfavorable to the original locator. If persons sending in legal notices for publication would write pruper names legibly, they would confer a favor on the compositor nnd perhaps avoid future litigation. A wrung figure in the number of a miner's license nr a mis-spelled name might invalidate fhe notice of cerlillcate of did make use of lbe expression slated, (to Mr. Ellison) hul if was wilh reference to the proposition of lliedelegules that the railway must be completed in two year., and a cash guarantee put, up with the Onv«i-niii.nl by the Company for the completion of the same wlthlll the tune specified, I knew how lhe members «f lhe House regarded this proposition, and I still believe Ihal. had lho delegates adhered to il Hie vole would have heen just as I slaled. In lhe conversation mentioned, 1 went further and said that, in my belief, if the delegates were determined lo adhere I o their proposition, they would do harm insl cad of good, as the whole House was opposed to il, and that we should thus lose the opportunity of ini. posing more favorable terms upon the Company, which, I considered, we still had a chance of doing, if a more reasonable proposition was advanced," " Furthermore, and I do not wish to detract from tlie efforts and success of the delegates in the slightest degree, as ihose gentlemen certainly worked hard, and succeeded in amusing a good w -*x^> 110 wants In see hor liiishi\nil luvjip)' iiiiiI iiliiinrfiil improvements. In ordinary corn's-ideal of interest in this matter, more P'indence, so long ns an occasional thau there was any hope of arousing word is plainly written, the compos! I wsi bout their assistance, still I wisli In tor can reproduce at. least the iiitun* Hon of the writer, but in a list of names where accuracy is required,much time and trouble might he avoided liy care in writing the notices, point oul llial the charter granted, Is nuw iu exactly lhe same condition in which it stood before the arrival of lhe delegates in Vieloria." Yours etc, Donald Graham, SHOULD VOTE F QR gotting the besl. groceries for lhe lui-sl possible money, send Fop Ppiees to 0.B.&P.MELS0N Carson, B. C. BOU-r,ARY FALLS hUlEL, jPAIRVIEW HOTEL Boundary Falls, B. C. GEoRGE J- sheehan, prop. THOS. HARDY, PROP. Centrally Located Stopping Place for Three Different Stage Lines. Nc Trouble or Expense Spared to Make Guests Comfortable. Strictly First-Class and Charges Moderate. Best Brands Liquors and Cigars o) EXCELLENT BOABB GOOD STABLING Camp Fairview, 6. C. G.ARTHUR RENDELL BOUNDARY FALLS, B.C. Headquarters for Miners' Supplies. A (iOOI) .STOCK OF Grocepies. Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Powder, Ete, --0HDEB8 TAKEN FOH AU. KINDS OF— AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS JUST RECEIVED A NEW STOCK OF -■ UlUUkJ u.uuu, i.-UWU-. G. ARTHUR RENDELL. BOCK CREEK HOTEL . . . MOUTH OV WICK I'HV.V.K. xx. ri .«.«*» a i-iR-iv, iner. Kiiist-Cuss Ai ruMMiin.iTiiiN rim QUMsrii GOOD STABLING ttTKjcolloiil flailing on Kottlo lt|vor_B II. KEYES, Prop. Good Accommodation, best Liquors and Cigars, First-class Stabling, ARMSTRONG B. C. FOR SALE y,t£t2lt2lt£V & yt?' Zlt2ltZlt2.tZ.ty> ^t^tSlt^' ZltZ1' Z'tZltZltZltZtltZZt *b •/■> /_> •/!*» *i\ /(tv 5K *£ <i\ *& *i> ^v /iv «y 7R 4>l\ <i\ <\\ <i\ <K ov */|V •*j> *,\ <i> -m i sit ft I i I I I I i Si R EAD ■ MARK ■ LEARN! THAT -3TS3?& CASH OR TRADE -Will secure to you the very best bargains in all lines of- GENERAL MERCHANDISE. T I I I Y fit f TOXNXlXtS' |- SXT-P-PXiX-BS f is w Kit AT TIIE GREENWOOD HTOItB, BOUNDAHV I'lIKKK, II. ('. sit T'S TS Si, tt. WOOD & CO. j!j Kit Kit Kit Kit Kit Kit Kit Kit Kit Kit ->'4*!li;> ^4^'4i!4i!ti!ii!4i!i^!li!4i!ti!4*M4^. TSft^ftft ft fti'Si'S ftft 4,1 ft ft ft ft ft ft ',i ft ',i ft ft ft ft ',i ft GREENWOOD CITY^- Is the Central Town and Supply Point of the Boundary Cieek Mining Damps, From lllis New Town roads lead to the Greenwood, Deadwood, Copper, Summit, Long Lake, Skylark, White and Atwood, Wellington and Smith Camps. Lois are Selling Freely and ire and Investment. For Price of Lots and Other Informal.! Address OKANAGAN MISSION, B. C. Thia is a splendidly llnialmil liouao Inalilo nml out, almost now, witli good stablo anil oul builillllga, la coiltrnlly located in the valk. ami commands n good trailo. Ii atauils ou its OWH Klii'llnl" nl two anil a half aoros ill exlout. nml is a i;n..ii investment. ALSO A FIRST-CLASS BLACKSMITH SHOP WITH COMPLETE OUTFIT OF TOOLS. This building Is two al.irc.vs nigh uinl alandi. on iia on n ground nf liulf un acre In osteal nnd is lu a cutiiianndltig business position, Knit Ttllims Al'1'I.VTo D. Nicholson, Okan.uian .Mission MARTIN BROS. I.K.WIINIJ IIUrUK Kill! Hardware, Stove, Tinware, Paints, Oils and Class. Vernon, XI. C. A. D. WORGAN. ROBERT WOOD, Greenwood (iily, Hnundary Creek. U. 0. Or Apply tu Agents, C. V, Costki'TON, Vernon, I'.. C, A, I). Burnett, Spokane, Wash. A. K. STUAKT, Vancouver, li. C THE ,f_^_«i_tf___—y_f-unsrVll*—%> VKHNON. il.e. VIEWS OF THE DISTRICT FOR SAlE. F. If. JACQUES, Watches, Clocks and Jewelry. Spectacles and Silverware. REPAIRING A SPECIALTY. VUltNOX, ll.C GRAND PRAIRIE SAW MILL Hough Lumber From $10 to I. 12. Dressed Lumber Prom $ 10 to K.l_ Per Thoiisnnd. PIONEER" HOTELK^R bros. Greenwood City, Boundary Creek, B. C, ; MIDWAY, _, . ., .„ , ,,,,,. ..., , , GREENWOOD and GRAND FORKS Wi1 havu jusl opened lhe above hotel at Orcein* nod ( lly, and mv prepared to welcome quests and provide (food HecoimnodH.ioii, (iimd Catering. Fliul , ,. i,, i, Moal dollvorod al Hock Crook mul nil Iiii class Livery Staple. Mining ("iiinnn. WOOD, HUBBLE & WESTEL, PROPRS. ..k._, r.d.kh.. VERNON SODA WATER WORKS O'NEAL & DOWNEY Proprietors, Manufacturers of All Kinds of Carbonai i, Drinks, Including Ginger Ale, Sarsparilla, Club Soda, Lemon Soda, and Cream Soda., GOLD COMMISSIONER'S NOTICE CHAMPAGNE CIDER. A Specialty Made of Raspberry, Strawberry, Orange, Pineapple, Vanilla, lemon, and Gum Syrups. All in Pint and Quart Bottles. Write for Prices. 1,1, I'l.At'Kli MININ1I I'l.AIMS AMI Ids legally held |n tlio Osoyooa Al.l. I'l.,' ~ l.rilaoll. Division nf Yiiln Dlauict nro Iiiiil ovor fnnn tho lai ilny of Novoinbor, 183., to tlio Isl day ol .llllir, Hill, V. A. It. I.AMIII.V. (Iniil riii.iiiiissln.i..' Govemmonl Olllco, Osoyooa, H. i., 3011. Oclobor, i'li.. ,i. vv. 1*^1;i;d, MIDWAY, B. C. S. A. SHATFORD <_a>;.9>%.Rr&'£^*'m-__vft.'__^ _Q_e»y Goods a,_cx«_L _Millia__ex*»*y V E R N C) N. I \ PiRFSS HOD 1 "'•> have an iiniiiciiao assortment with all tbe Latest Trim* ll. URE*)*) wu *-> ralnga to match, STOVES! STOVES! school REPORT. Circulars, dodgers, business cards, railing cards, envelopes, letter beads, The.following is the public school re- i,ji| \„.mu, slnlements, etc., printed at,| port for lhe inonlli ending March lin Tin-; ADVANCE. 81st, | P ih class, Maximum marks, 1050, Jessie Murray, In.*-': Eddie Melville, Bail WillieM-.lv 881 j Fred, Wil- WATCHMAKER and JEWELLER,The Only Store in the City that Has a Complete Line of Ladies' Goods. kins. 337. Si'i'iioil class, maximum marks, (01. Senior dh isiiin. Willie Murrav, 765. f|ne Walcll Repairing' a Specialty. I I \" *i||| 1 IV'PDV wearc *niro _v<na'p]-_wrnn.acjiTOh_v-_ flrati_--i mlllliKir, Junior division, Waller jl. Ivill.; -27; ; i.i . 11 1.1.1 m .i\ 1 can gl vu ynu tho latest (n those goods at prices never before boardof I All .Vork Warranted. nMm OUR R F S S M A I<T F R '"'I bad largo ajparloD,* at (ho buslncsa, ondaporfoct wl |\ n.1,.0 il liMilViuHgnarantoodprnrtilliigyoiiaoiiiltbocorrootnioasiiro CHATHAM Bob-Sleighs Esse ' nanlier i.a' carry ovory thing thai n lady n il'ili-l's tu ns. Hi'inl mn' lu-ility nml bo coll Waller Murray, H20; Harry Pahneiv ton, 778 i Theoihiru Kruger, Tiki: A. ™ 2nd Piiiiier class. Miixhiiiiiii uiaiks | JlALl WAI ton. K lUiiii'inln'r wi' carry ovory thing thai a lady requires, and can aavo you motley if yon loud ynui iiuviucuil. T.ai.is ('.wn Warn Oniiiai. (150, John Tlim 11I011, i"ilI7;(b*orgi'.Mm-j ^, ,^ ray, 811. Ist Primer class, Maxiiiium marks, **- -* ai,;„,i",")>""lM,':,i f'luks 150 KETTLE RIVER Chart class, Maximum IIIIUKS, lull., Cariilim. Liiiiii. 281, A. M, I,|.;vvks. Tenetier, \ TIIE BOUNDARY LINE. *«_DETWKKN^«» Marcus sod Boundary Creek Points I, , U,,.,!,, „ alii the lini-1 tii'At'.P. STATION AND- !::iE:!;:,::iE;:::' !;::£, mod hotel accomodation Issue behveen the giivuriimi'iits of lhe __™ l.'iiile.l Slaies mill C.iniiila, an excerpt J fl' Mr.u tt.a a ns repnri to Jfls( gp^dg LJQIIOrS ID. CigaPS IheSui'veyor-Oeiieral Is, at this Juliet* lire iiiii'iirlaul : -. ■"— .- To T. Kalns, Esq., Surveyor-General, Victoria, 3,.. George Edtvnids - - Proprietor Sin: I have lbe honor I 1 ri'porl thnl nrcorilio,.' to instructions I hive made an examination of the International boundary line, * " * For six miles eastward of Osoyoos Lake Ihe line Is hard to find From this point eastward I found iwo parallel lines, eipially well cut, aboul 100yards apartI n . p , [VI _j. '„_ apparaiilly run id almiil lliesanieliin.'. i LOLlHiy LuLli I INUIM'C Tlie iniiniiiiieuls upon lhe north line are pulled down very eoinphilely, und Armstrong Sash and Door Factory. A I.I. KINDS OF DOORS SASHES, MOULDINGS, HOUSE FURNISHINGS, ETC., ETC., Manufactured on the Premises and Kept in Stock. Write for Prices to N. McLEOD, ARMSTRONG, B. C. those on the sonlh lin« which nre pyru- VERNON LIVBBlf, FEED AND SALE STABLES SltttngB nf ilia County Court of Yalo will ho mills of shun) al.m1l 5 feel high ure j li._d.ni us follow,.: AtOaoyooson Mnnilny, 111. May, isoii. At .Midway oil Wodnomlay.'ltli Jlay.lH.fl standing in good shape, * From llvii's creek in Grand Prniri ..,,,., .. At lho 1 r of cloven o'olork In tbo for .011, Inn1 is haul In foul, nol cul in some nt n ., {. . ,it I.uilll.v. It. < i.e. lly command, Ihe valleys al all. an air line hnvillg Qovol.limo„| Olllco,Osoyoos, been iu many places run frum peak to Doc. Kith, 1S115. peak, on such places the monuments are set. As far as Boundary creek, the nuiiiti- inents continue In stand up on the SOUtll lill.'ami lo In: ill mills nil llli' imrih line, Inil. al Boundary creek lliere are moniiiuelils on both lines " >"•*• At a Hats two »»■■- j CANCELLATION OF RESEBVE. west ol Whites camp between Hound- j ury creek and Grand Prairie, lliere is a culling at rlghl angles connecting tin 1 itiueiils are in r and standing on the north lin. HO FSE boarded by week or month. Box stalls if desired. __^j____rsat HORSES broken to harness, and hor. ses and cattle sold on commission. DEALER In hay and grain ; wholesale and retail. ,_«^J5_*_!«n_B4Ss_i'c?a7 lg fr Single drivers q Double drivers D Saddle horses L **•«_.;_. _a_tz_Kzii_ GENTLE x Centre flows, Oliver Chilled Plows.Cook Stoves, Parlor Stoves, Box Stoves, Camp Stoves, Hardware ol All Kinds, Window Shades, Iron pipe and fittings, pumps, paints and oils, varnishes, rifles, shot guns, powder, shot and shells, plated ware, enamelled ware, wooden ware, tinware, wash-tubs, washboards, spades, shovels and axes, crockery ware, lamp goods, glassware. All the above goods will be sold CHEAPER THAN EVER BEFORE W. J. ARMSTRONG VBBiroir. b. o. ALL KIN D of heavy -j teaming' attended CORNER Mission and Tronton streets. D Do uble drivers I Single drivers S Saddle Horses W. GARDNER, -ROPRIETOR, .'lilting at rlghl angles connecting the vroTICKIi. liorohy glvon thai tlio roanrva* Jj :\vn lines, und froui here, easl lhe 1 M-' lion whioh win. placed on tlioiiorth*ivost.l|| niiiai.n ih. colli ||„.,iuiiirtor Section 2d.and south-weal i|oni'lcrand j -JB^M-gftlWhSt illusion llu sniilli inn i„,hMf„,llortb.wol| ,„„,.„,. ,„ s,:i.||.,n:i:i.: itrsSiii&.ieife I m ft in Town-bin 711. Oa llivisioil of Yulo His-1 C. Ill; II, (Juki:*-, i'. 1,, S, ti-lut. notloo wlmrnif iris pnjillalioil la lho 13 ,,4 British Cnliuiibk Gazette, nnd doled Uth July, J Cum fiiiI job printing at tlie Ad i lWlscainioIlod _ _ mI . VANCE otllce. Deputy ('.munis lonorof Landanail Works. — ► ♦ -, FRANK AND FREE. I.iiiiilsniul Works llepat'tinotit, Victoria, H. C, 1,1th March, 1EIW. ■nrir..' M _________________ ID WAY The _E"x-.-fciaLX-e ZflTio-Ixellea <&. Renouf, -E-rtd. Victorda, _B. O. AGBICULTURAL MACHINERY. SOLK AGENTS FOIt Brantford § Binders §'. and § Mowers Till.; BEST IN TUB MARKl T. A Full Line of Waggons, Trucks, Ploughs, Harrows be., be. WAREHOUSE AT VERMIN. C. F. Costevton, Jk.fg&xi.'t. Penticton Livery, Feed and Sale Stables + Good Single and Double Drivers, and Gentle Saddle Horses. NOTICE. Or, the Confessions of a Journalist. One of the most en I attaining hits of aiiloliiogriiphy we have ever read is the follow big iiivoiiiii ,if bis professional I Ih the Mining Court of the Ji! life. will, its disappointment- and re- Q Division of Ya,e D,g. Wli'.li, bv l V..;.:.' 1 ■ li ia: J Been asked to drink 11.2(12! trict, HoMen at OsoyCOS, B.C. Drink 11,2112, Ib'ipiesii'il to reltai'l 1 Railway, Mining and Agricultural 1 Ceitre of the Kettle River Country. PACK HORSES AND GUIDES H. E. WALKER, PROP. FURNISHED HUNTING PARTIES , fi, C. M. 1''. B'OI.G-fflli, I'KOl'KII'l'l'Ol". Did relrail I mil ed to pari iesand recepl ions by persons fishing for pulls., Took Il.e hint Ihi To E. J. Ilickey of Spokane, in tho State of Washington. U. S. A. TAKE NOTICE Ibal .... anion bus boon on tared un I n summons iaauod nKilinal .von ii US hecll I'll- : *!)•_ in ; il? ...tbo abovo Mining Court In Hubert Clark of ti_ <", tho North I'ovk of Kotllo river, in ilia Krtllo If Didn't lakelhe him 3,S0O Itivor Mining Division of Vale llislricl, II, C., «| ,,-,,, ' fi minor, ror ojoolmont from lho'sonlllo flf linealened in lie ivlnpped ldl minoral cbilin, logolhor wllb all tlio rights I «4 Boo,, ,.i,inoo,l fi privileges glvon In Il.e said ininonu eluiin j PS """"'"I'l1"1 " inidoi'llioiirovlsloiisiif IhoMinoriil acl. Ami «^£ Whipped llll'lillie fellow I :... .'.'ib'.'bus been mule lliiil tlin |lllhlloatloil of W ,,.,,' . ,., n notico of Ibo entry nf sneli iieiion in lb.. An-,4 ! -. ■ '.. lllllll I eniiielo llllll' Illll vAxaEnewsiiuper, nnil n eoiiy of lhe Miiiliuiliec' Bp™ Heen oeiinilsi-il iviiisLev el i- if posted ol, llie llmir of llie ..Iiiiiii},' llooordor's lm nun pii.iiiiai.i uniskij.ui. it olHoo at .Midway ll aforcauiil mlnliigillvl* I I ivou'il go aflei llieni 5,010 alun, I also upon Ibo ginorniiicut iimco al IJ „• , ,., ., .,,,,, llaiitiilisllfi.l'i'Siliil, fnril period'if lll.ee Weeks. « Went after ihem (Illl „|s„'uro| tellvorv ol n acn 'npy of tbo || Been asked,'What's Ihu news?' SCX).00ft j nuiiiinotm lunuiil lu tliln nctlou Uiitollier wilh n ,„ ,, aoaloil copy of lbe aforesaid order lo Her Inm 2:1 Jin jest vV posl mils! er at llsiij'iias, II. ('., ml-' I Good Aecomraodation and Moderate Charges. Iffo Cli.i-si.ese XXelp Lo.s on Easy lerms to Actual fj|.F1 Residents. FOI! PARTIOUIiARS Al'I'I.V TO W.H. NORRIS ....... R. C.ADAMS Midway, B.C. Montreal, I'. Q. |f Finest brands of Wines. Liquors and Cigars. Livery and Feed Stable in Connection. Saddle Horses a Specialty. li "W ■tli II I .iw ' iif RY HOTEL at If tt Didn't ktini. ,. I.ietl llhillll it Bei ui iii church I'hanged polities Expect In change sli (lave to charily (line for terrier d ig. (Jlisll no luiilil 2111,111 li) •oglatnrcil I.. ilfrrsldenee. iiiimelvn: It 1111,1177 kiino, Shile i.f Wa-slilnginii, I . s. A„shall ho doomed in be good nnu siiftloionl aorvlco of Ibo :'; slsll a:. i I I ^ I '■■i ■ m m li 1 IX J- Ml WAV, KETTLE RIVER. Firs! (.'lass Accommodation. Good Stabling, Terminus of Stage Line from Marcus, Washington, McAULEY & LUNDY, Proprietors. ■ - SUIIlllllllls ll|MMI Villi. •in Thin BiinutiutiH .vill bo hcanl a! (Imovooh nforcpuiil mi iiit- vovcnloontli ilny of April, A. 50 It. WW, .u elovon oVloi;l. in Ilia fiiruiinnii, on] - -vhicli ilny yoti nro request od in ap|ioar. nnd If 0 you (to not HiinCHi* (iHhor in ncnuiii or by your 't'i ,i:,'i*nt al liic linn' ami ptiwc nbovo moidlimed mu'li order will be inndo nnd proccorlingd tukou 1 us mny sooni Just mul oxpudlont. ! DnlodtldHllillidftyofMnroli, A. It. IMHi. ('. A, If. MMHI/V, Uold CmntnlBsioitor, Seal of Alining Cotll'l Osoyoofi Divi-iuii of Vulc Hi" I'l'cnnt mine rte- nwrift. WECESSITY FOR AN INSPECTOR. VICTORIA HOTEL VERNON B. C. MURPHY & FAULKNER, Props The Kettle Biver Stage Line Running over the MAIL ROUSE Between GRAND FORKS and PENTICTCN ('.I'liiiii'iihng cidi'iil nl Iti-sliiiid ihe Province says: "The disregard for Iheir own lives, and unfurl mini ely for Ihose of others, which is oecasioiinlly found lo e\i*l a ng miners is posillvely oiuiecounl. able unless il be upon Ilia plan III it habit becoiiit'sseciiiiil natiirii, Imagine anything more frightfully dangerous lhaii handling sticks of giant powder willi a lighted candle, For llnil wa~ praiiie illy what iv.imI ine in tin- (leu* Assessment Act lllld I'l'nvllinllll Ire Sine Miiie, a.i I to in Iga frum lhe ,, „, .,,,,, Iteveiitie l:i\, Ifoe'i Creek vei'ilii't Is a usual practice elsewhere fm it Isdescrl In "ctialoin eon i Division oi' Vulc Distriet. tinning miners," It i- in lie hoped ihal elfecl will Illl illl lltnll.ltt.ly given Iii lliu jury's reel leniliilinii 'thai an In- M'll'l''*' Ishoroijyglvon lhat aasoaaoil and .pectornf Mines be iippninli'd for ^ priwlnelal revontio lasoafor ISM nro now , ,. ,„ 'hi I imyablo ul mvolll..., Osovoos, til lho ",,r" "! '"' "Il""!i'1 following rate.: If imlil n • boforo Will .l.uie: tlae-bulf of one por e an. I proporty, Tivi ii'i'i'i'iii wlltl laiiil. Dii'-tblrd nf inn: por eont, nu poraonnl proporty. 0 half nr olio per cent, nn Income, ] If paid on or after Isl .Inly: inleresi uin I'liionlo sviiilieaie, made .,.,.,, , , , I ivo-iinrils of one iiereeni mi real proporty, up ol (lii'itli'i'liniiis. lli.. distillers, ( 1 Iw.inn.1 mie lnill iiereeni, on nfld litinl. Biacksliiiie, the iioled lawyer, and. ,,,,,, „„ ' (liie*!inlf of : llor eenl. illl lil'l'snliiil olliei's. llie price ol llie liniiii or op-j proporty. lion is ani,I ti, be $bTiO,(X)0, Mr, Law lefl .'. !a ni lllis weak Iur Turiiiilii.- Tlil"""'' >t< .'. ... It. I.AMIII.V. . - , . ■ , . ,\H«OPBOI*llllll Cullrclur lhv"> 'sUI" ''J' I'lauli'ili.tlhei liockl'roomilvlslonofYa islriel. . No Trouble or Expense Spared to Make Guests Comfortable. Strictly First-Class and Charges Moderate. Dest Brands Liquers and Cigars. - - Good Stabling1. G9-XIO. EC. S-P-aOl-TZ-E, BLACKSMITH AND WHEELWRIGHT. HORSESHOEING AND GENERAL REPAIRING. Feed Stable Run in Connection With Hotel. Opposite Golden Gate Hotel, FAIRVIEW, B. C. Leaves Penticton on Thursdays at 6 a. m., arriving at Grand FokB on Fridays, at 6 p. m. Leaves Grand Forks, on Tuesdays at 6 a. m., arriving at Penticton on Wednesdays at 6 p. m. FARES AND EXPRESS CHARGES REASONABLE. M. MIL ... NOBLE FiVE B.i'DEU. li i.s current rumor thai the Nubli Five, io Slocan district, have heen bunded In. or thai nn option has been oliliilni'il on them by O. F. Law hi lhe GOLDEN GATE HOTEL O, O, SHURSQN, Prop. PAIHVIBVV, It. 0, GOOD ACCOMMODATION - - GOOD STABLING Stopping Place for Stages to Penticton and Oro, Wash. ESTABLISHED 1883. MAINLAND NURSERY COMPANY ".inm,'oil-, farm," - LADNER'S, - BRITISH - COLUMBIA Th:'.\'.f.j.ii'lhs of oao por eenl, iiii iiteiinm I'l-ovineinl rovoiuio iiin, $,1.lKJiior capita, Advance offlo., | Oaoyooa, ll.C, IStli Jni it. IKW. Our Specialties—Varieties Profitable in British Columbia; Irees Free from Pests. FRUIT AM) ORNAMENTAL TRUES, PLANTS AND VINES. Send for Free Catalogue, | E. HUTCHERSON, Manager. ;r, Prop., C,rai*d Forks, B. (. Grand Prairie Hotel CARSON, KETTLE! RIVEIt, II. ('. Situate in tlio Iinincdiato Vicinity of the Boundary Greek Mines. First-class accommodation for the Traveling1 Public. Stage Lines to Midway and Marcus, Wash. Blacksmith shop in connection. McLAREN BROS. .... PROPRIETORS. A, J, •s-ozsro- SOUTH Will leave Penticton 7 a. m. every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, arriving at Fairview t p. m., and Oro, Washington, the same evening . G-oxxra- worth will leave Oro, Washington, 7 a. m., Mondays, Wednesdays ancl Fridays, reaching Fairview at 11 a. m., connecting with SS. Aberdeen and S. & O. and C. P. Railways. A. J. Sprole, Prop.
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