THE ADVANCE. rj'^e^e^UU^ 1 <_^ Vol. V, No. 9. MIDWAY, BRITISH COLUMBIA, MONDAY, JUNE 29, 1898. 2.00 per Year. b W. JAKES, M.D.,O.M; UY APPOINTMENT RESIDENT PHYSICIAN TO KETTLE IllVlilt DISTRICT. OFFIC8 I I I BOUNDARY PALLS, QERALD WlLLlAMS,:M, D„ C. M, V'KItKON', II. I'. Late of St. Thomas Hospital, London, Ksn. •QR. OSBORNE MORRIS, Vernon, B. C, Graduate of McGill University. Late Physician and Surgeon Canadian Pacific Ry. Coroner for East Yale, I T. MoLAREN, M. D., C. M. ' GRADOATE OF MoGlLL U1UVER8ITY, Olllee : Over Fuller's Grocery Store, Residence: Kalemalka Hotel, Vernon, B. C. •yf M.coo OOHRANE, Solicitor Sui'RBMK Court, KOTAHV Pl'BMC, CONVKVANOBR, KTC. Offloe: Ollmore's Block, Barnard Avenue, VKRNON. • H. 0. pitED. BILLINfiS, BARRISTER, SOLICITOR, Etc. Oi'i'Ti'i"; Martin's Block.^ Vernon, B.C. ALLAN MACDONALD, BARRISTER AND SOLICITOR Of the Supreme Court of B.C. NOTARY PUBLIC, BTC. Vkii.vi.n, II. 0. I K.JOHNSON, LAW AND COLLEOTINQ AOENOY. Conveyancer, Mineral Claims Bought and Sold. NotaryPublic. GRAND FOKliS .... B. O. pOBBES M. KEHBY, P. US,, A,M,O.S.O,E„ ENGINEER AND SURVEYOR. VEItNON, B. ('. *T E, CROWKLl,, THONBON HI'., VitUNOH, CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER Ofllco and Store Fittings a Specialty. P H, LATIMER VKHNON, U. 0, DOMINION AND PROVINCIAL J.aud Sai'v-iy-oi*. Afcio. Amor So... Irrlg. Knga. Assaying and Analysis of Ores pHAS. E, COSTERTON,: VKHNON, II. C. Commission and Insurance Ag't NOTARY PUBLIC. JOHN A. CORYELL, A.M., B.C. A. Civil Engineer, PROVINCIAL LAND SURVEYOR AND DRAUGHTSMAN* Irrigation Projects, Engineering and Survey Work, with Plans and Estimates In any Portion of the Province Immediately Attended to. Maps and Plans of Any Portion of Osoyoos District and Mining Camps of Kettlo River Mining Division. BOUNDARY FALLS, MIDWAY and VERNON PENTICTON HOTEL J. Thuhhkh, Proprietor, Pleasantly Situated at Foot of Okanagan Lake Stahk Connection with 8, ti. Aberdeen to Fairview, Osoyoos, Boundary Creek. Kettle River and Points in Washington All Arrangements Made for Providing Guides and' Outi-its van Hunting Parties. Good Untiling uml Plaiting, How nud Sail Boats for Hire Wood, Cargill and Co. ARMSTRONG, B. C. GENERAL MERCHANTS. Dealers in Groceries, Dry Goods, Hoots and Shoes, Hardware, Clothing, and Supplies of all kinds. A specialty made of Home Cured HAM AND BACON . Write for prices. A LARGE LIST OF FARMS FOR SALE. y~"t>oX>, CABGItl. <fc CO.. - AXtmLSTXtOTirti. J. C. HAAS, MINING ENGINEER, GREENWOOD CITY, B. C, Guess Bros. ^SSAYEBS AND CHEMISTjj PROPERTIES EXAMINED Assays and Analyses of Ores, Fuels, Etc. MIDWAY, It. ia (IllUKNWlltlll, 11.1! Mi IIAIIUMT 11. 'I'. III.IIIIB..*! BOUNDARY ORSHHK Engineering and Assaying Go. G-roeiiwood Oily, B. ('.' Assaying and Analyses of Ore Mines Examined and Reported on Thorough Acquaintance with tlio Kottle River mill Ilouiitliiry Crook Mining lUnlrlvtS, VERNON - SAWMILL SMITH k MoLEOD. PROPRIETORS. Sashes, Boors, Mouldings, Turnings Ete. All Kinds of Factory Work Ki.pl in Stuck .uul Made to Order Coast Cedar Worked into Furnishings a Specialty All ltiii<ls of Lumber, Lntlis und Shingles Kept in Stock Best Material Always Used. Write for Prices and Discounts Sawmill ou Okanagan Luke, handy lo shipment, Sash anil Door Factory on 0. P. R, Vernon, MARCUSandMIDWAY STAGE X.ISTZS Leaves Marcus Mondays and Thursdays at i P, M Arrives Greenwood Tuesdays and Fridays at 5 P. M Arrives Midway Tuesdays and Fridays at 5 p, m Leaves Midway Wednesday ancl Saturday at 6 A, M Arrives Marcus Thursday and Sunday at 9 a. m SPECIAL ATTENTION (JIVEN TO MAIL, FREIGHT ANI) EXPRESS XI. XX. MOBBISOW, PBOPBIETOK KETTLE BIVER MINING DIVISION. Record of Mineral Locations for the Week Ending Jone 24, 1896. 1(1. N P, Brown's eamp, L. Merson. 17. McGregor, Fourth July Oreek, W. J. Murphy uml I). A. Jones. 17. Glasgow, fractional, Central camp, J. Weir, 17. Fannie H, fractional, Central cuuip. M. M. Kllllher, 17. McGregor, Central cninp, F Keller 17. Lady of the Lake, Central camp, J. Weir. 18. Comstoek, Smith's camp, J. McNicol. 18. Ben Hut', Summit camp, W, il. Wood, 18. Mountain chief, North-Fork Keltle river, F. 0, Hngen, 18. Bloomer Girl. Brown's camp, F, (', Hngen. 18. Only Chance, fracllunal. Brown's camp, F. 0, Hngen, 18. lied Cap, Blown'*, camp, C. B, Dougherty. 18. Blue Bell, Brown's cninp, 0, II. Dougherty. 18. Florence, Brown's camp, H, W, Hololuiii, 20. Teutonic, Copper cninp, 1), Bryant 20. Alice, Cupper camp, J. 0, Sullivan. 20. Last Chance ('upper camp, E. H. Wedikend, 20. Georgia, Oopper camp, 0, England, 20. Hilda, Copper camp, VV, F, Tye. 20. Mountain View, Copper camp, W, F, Tye. 20. Molilalia, Oopper cainp, A. Heinze, 20, Last Chance, Brown's camp, G. (i. Reynolds, 20. Minnie II, Brown's ciunp, S, Hutchinson, 20. Trull, Brown's camp, T. Donall, 20. Sugar Loaf, Summit camp, 0. Cameron nnil F. 0. Bowermun. 20. Paymaster. Summit eamp, 0, Cameron nod F. 0. Bnweriiwiii. 20. Star an.l Crescent, Summit eamp, 0 Cameron and F. 0. Bowi'i'liian. 20. Treasurer, Summit camp, F, C. Bowermun mill C, Cameron, 22. C.iii.ida, Passcteek, W. Hall. 22. Royal Oak, Pass ereek, E. A. Dempsey. 22. Hard Luck, Pass creek, E. A. Dempsey, 22i Gulden Bud, Pass creek, A, Oess- f.iril. 22. Green Mountain, Puss ereek, .1. Richardson, 22. Missing Link, Pass creek, .1. W, Ginilu in. 22, Buck, Pass creek, J, Richardson, 22. Helen, Central rump, .1. Web'. 2,5, Inm King. Christina luke, 1), lliesii.thun. 22. McCiiIIoiii, fractional, Chrislinn lake, D. Brcsiuihun. 22. Ooitistock, Brown's camp, E. Clark, 22. Bunker Hill, Suniinit cainp, E. Clark. 22 Monty Oristo, Wellington camp, S. M. Kii-kham. 22. Kcc West, Summit camp, ,1. C. Hiinge, 22. Yankee Girl, Brown's enmp, W. J. Schinuck nn.l E. I). Grillln. 22. Black Bear, Brown's camp, W. .1. Schinuck ami E. I). Griffin, 22. Copper King, Brown's eamp, W. ,1. Schinuck nml E. 1). Grillln. 22. Gold Drop, Wellinglon eamp, A. V. Anderson and C. .1. Gafreet. 211. Big Bonanza, Deudwood cninp, ,S. S. Edwards, 2.1. Biiiwii-cycd Queen, Wellington camp, W. .1. Purler, 23. White Hose, Boundary creek, .1. S. Wallace, 'III. Little Bank, Copper cninp, E. Meyers, Hi. Hanger, fraiii.iiial, Greenwood eamp, 11, L. Jones and J. Rogers, 211. Toiixioii, Fourth July creek, E. E. Minion anil T, Fnhey, 0KB1WICATKH OI' WORK, 18, lli.ril Cash. F, A. Slionqucsl, E. .1. Mi-Arthur ami .1. McBnln, HI. COI), li. Di.nagui. 111. Helen, ,1. C. Haas,,!. Wallace nml M, .1. M. Wood. HI. San Bernard, E. S, Gallowuy. 20. Irun Top, ,1. Dmili, 20, Ranger, .1. lingers, 211. I'liausual, W. B, Klekanls. 22. While Horse, T. Hnnse, J. II. Singer, J. Gruhiitn anil I,. Meyer. TRANBFRHS, i 18, Saint Louis, J inleresi, A. Ftiiihirr j to J. B. I'cMoiors, IS. Wilmington. 4 interest, J. Fitzgerald lo W, Traiislroiisky. 17. Capital Prize, 1 Interest, J, Wilbur to J. Weir. 18. Iron Cup, all inleiesl, ,1, Douglas to F. P. Iliigiio. J8. Grunt Hespcr. all Interest, J. 0, Huns to ,1, McNicol, 18. While Elephant, J Interest, A. Hall I...I. Price. 18. Ethel, ' Interest, A. Hall to ,1. Price. 18. .Inst, in Time, J Interest, E. I.. Alir.-tins to F, W. Harrington, 18. B.iniii, J interest, A. .Tuldnrss to I. B, Surgennt. II). Alice, 1 interest, 0, A, Peterson to T, McDonnell. 20. Sunsel, Mil interest, H, Elliott In j lo he Imilt lo cnnnecl Prince ton will! W. L, D'Aelli. | the Nicola valley loud, and uol n great 20. Little Balie, nil Interest, H. Mc. j ileal of work would l.e necessary i» Gnire to G. Hicken. open up cniiiinuiilciilli.il lietweeii 20. Gladys, J interest, ,1. A. Fletl to,I, Kereineos ami Penliiion. M. O'Toole, j The opening up of roads Is the surest 22. Sabbath Day. J inleresi, I).Stewart; way of advancing (he Interests of I Imi to L. Bosshart. mining camps of lhe province, and of 22. Mosshaek •( inleiest, A. V. Downs to O. L, Giiiiileison. 22. Little Bertha, A inleresi, W. Kitchen li.O. L, Giindersiui. 22. Liltli'Bi'iiha.iiotcrest.W.Kilelieii | lo A. V. Downs. 21. Highland Bell, 1 Interest, N, Bun- nell lu.1. P. Deuiiull. 21. Tip Top, J iitleeesl, II. P. Heacock lot). Shiel. 21. Tip Top, all inleresi, H. Shuw to 11. P. Heacock. 4.4 COPPER MOUNTAIN. those who ul presenl enjoy what might he termed a monopoly of imlaiii MEYERS CREEK MINES. ('upper mountain lies lo llle sinilh of the Siniilkiiineeu river, and is situated ni ilie bend waters of a small tributary stream known ns Wolt cieek. Upon the mountain art. several mineral claims, the ures of which carrying cupper, no doubt suggested the name fur the mountain, These claims are at present completely Isolated, yel will nol remain so if the conviction now strongly held liy residents of the country is fulfilled, viz,, the extension of tbe Columbia lllld Weslern railway lo Hope. The liuililing of this line lo the poiul specified wuuld bring railway transpiiiialion within easy distance of lhe mines, and would I hereby cause them to hectlllie veryvaluul.leproperly Assays of the ore taken from some of Ihese claims have run as high as 117 per cent, in enpper ami $27 per Ion in gold, Tlle ledges or veins are bei ween granite on llie one side andadiorite formation ou the other, und between the veins linieslnue is Interspersed, which hns the elfecl of splitting (.ihal otherwise might lie a tremendous and solid liody of ore) inlo n congregation nf small viins which run from a few inches to several feet iu width. The musl beiiuliful specimens of poncock copper ever seen in Ihis counlry come frum these claims, which ure named respectively Ihe Vancouver, Helen H. Gardner, Copper Farm nml Humboldt, Ji|.j.f-mi'iii,i'i.ii uii.-k is m'.v lieing ear- tied nt Ihe Vancouver liy Messrs .Miller and Saunders, ihe owners, Ci'oppings of ote arc to lie traced for lhe entile length of live claims, or a distance uf 7,600 feet, anil ote can lie broken across I he ledges for a width it. some places of 200 feet. Should llie predictions of llie owners prove to l.c Irue, viz., that with depth it will he found that all lliese veins merge Inlo one, lhe Copper mniintiilii niines will mil only he among lh.' largest copper properties in lbe Northwest, hut wilt become of so greal value lhey will gain for themselves n reputation fur and wide. *.**•-» SIMILKAMEEN ROAD. When a year nr more ago, Captain Scott, malinger of one of lhe Granite cieek hydraulic mining companies, hroiighl heavy machinery ..vet ibe Hope mountain inlo Uranlle creek ut a heavy cost lo the cunt puny, everyone applauded his energy in selecting sueh a route und overcoming its obstacles, and lightly sn. Al Ihe same time nothing was said or done iu lhe nuttier of furnishing roud communication lo the camp although the great amount of work and capilul being expended there was sufficient lo warrant any outlay the government ought lie railed upon lu make, to furnish reason* able eoiiinunieulion by wagon road Time and llle sturdy blows of lbe prospector and miner Will lifidnubl disclose ii in ii v valuable properties upon the Colville reservalino. j Every tiny new ledges of ore are heing slake.I of a eharacler nud value good, had and indifferent, nn.l yet mil all are Willi bless, any nu.re Hum nil are War Eagles, l.rltoisor lion Masks, As funis oliservation ami reports go, the mosl valuable and extensive me deposits are cell!el ed io and annual Ihe Curlew valley, and yel there lire other portions of lhe reserve which are not lightly lo be overlooked,and among Ihem Meyers creek, one of Ihe tributaries of Kellle liver, whose waters mingle with Ihose of lhe hitler sl renin jusl wesl of Midway, after having traversed many miles of ihe reservation territory, wllllin lhe ...niines of which the stream takes iis course, be- fore crossing tlm boundary line inlo British Columbia, The visitor lo Myers creek would he disappointed if he expected to Hnd dividend paying mines. Vet would be not lie disappointed if he desired losi'i'giuul promising undeveloped prospect s. The formal Ion uf the country referred to may be said tube principally granite, porphyry and lime, ami lbe character ot the ..ri'principally copper sulphide currying in some institutes good value io gold anil silver, Tbe principal claim of lhe camp so far is no tl.mht the linumipaiie, upon which ciiitsiileralile work has been done by lhe owner, M. F, liaiinf and which is now in dispute, having been laid claim to hy oilier parlies, who inlenil colllesliug the <..Vina'* light to llle ground upon some li'cbuiciility of locn* tion. Peacock nnd gray cnppei- are Until I" lu* ' "'till in lire titkeo lino, llli" claim, as also m ol hers adjoining, such us the Dink Ifiirse, owned hy .Messrs, Hiilhrtiok nnd Blown, anil also the Yakima, samples of ore Inkeii froui which have assayed us high us $100 in gold alone lu lhe inn. Besides iniiny 1.1 hei cliiiins of lesser repute, ll is reported new stiikes have been llllllli' recently in lhe su me camp, one on the easl side of lhe creek uud one al ils head waters, ft out holh of which samples of ore, red oxide "f enpper, ut a rich character have been taken Altogether the new ramp is a promising out', and as fur us can he judged is one worthy Ihu iittenlInn being In-slowed upon it by Ihose who have milling inleresls I herein, , * 4 — MOTHER LODE BONDED. Mr. .lohn Weir, of New York, who is now operating in the Boundary creek camps, has scooped in, on behalf of himself anil assnclales, .motherof Ibe valuable pruperties lo lie found in litis seclluil, The claim now hooded is Ihe Mother Lode in Deadwood can.p. ami perhaps nne of the largest. hodles of ore in this ncighhorli I. The clahn was located In the summer uf 1891 by a majority of lhe parlies now owning interests therein, ami to SUV il lias always heen looked upon lis a very valuable property is only slating the I ruth. An iiouiense ledge of wiih thai Important mining ce r.|0re lies In this claim, iriiceuhleun the Thnt ihej-nvcriinietil have nut in Ihe Lirfuee its wbtile length, ami of a past laken some steps in relieve the | hmuUh fully over a hundred feel, The .cupper Isolation tut.Ier which ihe resident the Siinilkaineen near Granite creek live is n mutter of suijiri-e to many, its nu pari of the province is mure liable to show grciilrr strides nf advancement in the near future, than is I Ills same sectiun of country, lying In - I Wren Kereineos on the easl ami Hope ore is of a eharacler klluWII sulphide carrying gold. Th lisldernlIon In he paid for ihe property as named in Ihe bond is $11,111,1. Ill per cent, of which has already I ii paid and the balance In he handed over in two equal instalments nn nr licfnrr ilm I'lh lleceinher .mil on the west, contained within which His nth March next,, are known lo exist many valuable .piartz and placer claims, Princeton, nl ihe junction of the Siinilkaini'i'ii and Tlll.lltiei'll rivers, may he cunsldered to he ihe centre of mining nporalionH in that section, ami should therefore lie Mm point of convergence nf any roads being linlil inlo lite llislricl. The amount of money lobeexpended to furnish such Iliad accoiniiinilation need not he great, and ils expenilituie would certainly be justified ns it would uot only I..ing the miners ill touch with the tanners of the surrounding counlry, ill. Kereineos, While hike and Upper Nicola and those upon llle Siinilkaineen, hot would also furnish an alternative route for the shipment ,.f heavy machinery should ihe same be l.roiignl from lhe Slnles, either hy way of Osoyoos. Kereineos nnd on up lhe 8llllllkuineo.li, or hy way of Vancouver, Kamloops and Nicola, A very few miles ni' road would hn The vendors uf I he Mo! hci Lode are M..«si>, ,I,T, Hitchie nf Spoknne, M. Mct'uaig, .las, Scholield, W. McCormick mid VV. W, Gibbs, all ni Boundary creek. ll Is cel'llllllly a pleasing sign in nut,, lhe lmn.ling nf these large proper!It's, uml sliil iimie eticonriiglng is it to nole into whose hands lhey ate falling, lhe more so herause il is understood that the property will employ several men on development work almosl u( once. and In all likelihood one or more diamond drills, This makes the Iiiih property Mr. Weir has now under bond In our camps, lhe aggregate liniiii vnli f which is aliiiut $00,000, therefore il will hi' seen lle menus business, und will certainty give a good account i.t himself before lhe .-ml of the year If lbe property I urns .ml, as well as expected. , 9 4 Commercial joh printing at Tun j Auv.wuii. THE ADVANCE. iftZ^^ftfttlZf- F. COSTERTON GREENWOOD CAMP "'..1st licked. ;,, ■■... ,. .l Geoei'R] Real Estate & Financial Agt. , DIE surveyors uf lh.- Cnlitnihiuanil ° | .. Tie M Drop Boarding loose.. •AMI. X'.Kills ,1'iioriiiBTOii Published ivooklj i.i Mldivny, l>. c Htibticrlptloii Price, 12.1X1 por iniiunn, ]iaynblo In ailvatiL'o.oILIior yearly or naif-ycarl* ,11 Llio W eslern railway havo been paying at 0|!wT,fli'-iwKi7n"-'.aln ilii-nlinli. lulllioll In Ulr rolllitiy West llf tlle 'li Kli Hie column., nf Tim Auvani i, are Okanagan liver, and have heen wurk- nlu'.i.s ..pen fnr llie .li»"U.-n.li nf Iniiltcl'.* nf, . ., , , , publiclutoroM nml Importance, ira il nn*' log' receiillv as far west nstliebiiiillKii- ffi$,rate """•"■ Wl ■"" '"''>' »'« 8 aliil... nil! anl In- published. MONDAY. JUNK 2i 1800, : : A eraut In lliia njiiictj Ind! ; icntcs thnl yoiirstilwcriptiun : :tO this JHtpPi* lm-* i'\|,Jr,''l. rather hard to Bay, Inil it has ceiiaioly given tise to lbe conjecture Ihal lhe above railway will tint long have ils llTlllillUS at. Peiiliclon, lull will lie BOUNDARY CREEK, 1). ( NOTARY PUBLK A_r_aat. for^- Tiie Royal Insurance Cov. Tiik London ami Lancashire Emu.: Innc-ianck Cov, '""' ■"""' * ~ Tun Insubance c..v. ok Noiitii 1 Oood Acooiiiiiiotlutlon for Travelers, First-class Monls Served AMERICA, Tub London and Canadian Fiim Insurance Cot, i'"-1'"'1 "" »-™' "' ""I"'' '" l'"n" "I Tiik Son Life Assurance Coy ov lini,-!iuu with lbe main hoe of IheC, i (i.«»n» P. R. If lids i j'ictiire should in EDITORIAL NOTES, In nor issue nf the |6th Inst, we had occasion to rap our rouleinpnrnry, the Grand Forks Minor, over the knuckles fnr purloining news wholesale from TlIK AnVANCI", Tn slum v, la.I kllitl of sl till'nor cniilcmpuraiy is , '* l"lil1' ll'e const ritctl. ' which now , seems to he a foregone conclusion. lime lion mu in la nne, iluin lhe loug'cherislii'd hope nf the great cur- pnriitIon, viz., a lhrough shurl mule from ilm Noiihwi'sl in the coast, Hint will do n way with nil the heavy grades nml snow slides and ul her iihjret tunable features encounlered in the Rockies ami Selkirk iniiiiiilitiiis, will be realized, lliii Is If llie Crow's Nest Puss railwiiv Tiik Dominioi-Bdildino and Loan Association, Appraiser pur tiik Canada Per. manentLoan and Savinos Coy, we reproduce Ii'i lasl week's cimimenl upnu the matter, und tin rn only Ihal lhe puhlic may have an opportunity nf judging llie depth ul its meanness, when Instead uf acknowledging ils error and ulfctlng an a piling)'for the same and a promise mil i" transgress in lite liiluie, it endeavors in -hilt the responsibility fur ils min ii.isiinlii lhe shoulders of its nil respondents, lis will he seen by the following : In iis isfliir nfi iiu l.itli tint Mill way Ail vaitoe accuses us--in oxli'omoly uiiaompliiuoiilnry terms -of having printed in our insl Issue "two ..'hole columns" ut "spooia! correspondence," which It alleges wai stolen fnnn its columns, In answer tn tills wo tloeiro tn slain llml we will l,o most happy tn finiiiili ilia mums of our correspondents In anyone desirous uf learning tlm same ; unit furthermore we have on llle, in our olllco tlie manuscript of tlicfr loltors which appoarod in our last Issue, In justice in the Minei's correspntid* cuts, whose names were made known Ions liy private letter received from the ed il or of lhe Miller, we pen tied Ihe following enquiry lo each,and received lhe answers given below , Midway, Juno at, ISIM. l.K.lll Silt. Mny I n-k Iiiiii-,mu ul liny tlino ooplod news macs from i'.'.t: Aov.'.NCI', and in your capacity r.s correspotidonl fnr tlio Grand Forks Minor forwartl same lu Hull pulillctilloii ? liy ttiiNWoiiug tliis enquiry you will oblige yours very triiij*, Koii'o.t Anv.iNoi*. Am.viimi.i, II. 1'.. .Iiiiin 20, isnr. W. H, Norris, Midway, B. C, limn sin. I lies to suy i" ni1'..' i" your enquiry uf 'Jiilli .liuii', rn. purloining uf iiowhnotes i li'uiii Tiik AtiVaxci:. I Imvo no't ill any tlino Uikon un..' nates front your publleutloii inn! fur* warded sum. In Hie Grand Forks Miner, in my , capacity tut correspondent uf Ihal paper. I ri'iiiuin, yours very tiuly. .Iamss WiLlirit, iIiikhmvooi.. It. t'.,Ltili .liinc. i.-iiii. W. H. Norris, Esq. Plant sot In uiiHivor loyoui' enquiry ro my, copying items from Tun Advance for insert inn Twice previously have wo bad snlilelhlng In say upun Ilm silbjecl nf lhe issuance llf CI'UWII gl'llllls. I''nr llle I liini and pel hap.- nut the lust lime we offer a lit tie advice in I In ise wishing lu .11.1.11ii llie same..an'l ih,11 is jn making npplicutiiin, iin lint forgel il is alisu- lulely inni--.il\- the applicant should send in the full inline, n matter iiiaiiy forget In do, nial I Iiii-.*! iy cause lilt- llecessaiy tit-lay. — + Wk had im .'iiiiiii piilili-hiogu repoi-l. nf Sic Boslork's iiieeiitig in Grand Prairie In uur Insl Issue, Inil iimdvrrf- cnlly lhe party to wlioio tin* miuiiles nl the ineeling ..ere eulrilsted, forgot lo deliver tin ni in time, and us the election is now over, il would he of lllile luteresl, so will not now appear, II. KEYES, I'mp. Gond Accnnito'iduliun, Best, Liquors and Cigars, Firsl -Class Slahling. ARMSTRONG B. C. A. D. WOiiGAN. Portrait & Landscapo Pbotipplier veiinon. n.c, VIEWS OF THE DISTRICT FOR SAlE. FOR SALE BEJ-JVOULIJY JHOJEL OKANAGAN MISSION, B. C. Tliin is ii Hploiullrily ilnisln'il lioimo IiihIiIi nml out, ulmoi-l nuw, Willi guml Nlftblo uml nnl bnihliiigH, is continHy locatocl in Mm vnlluj' andcomimimlsagond Inula. M Rlands mi ll* own grontidfi nf I wo nnd a half twroB in oxlcnl, nnd isa good invcsliiiciil. ALSO A FIRST-CLASS MIDWAY SAWMILL. I.uinl Livery Slulile in CoilliOOtlOli. FRED GRAF, PROP. OKANAGAN SAWMILL RfELOWNA,,B. C„ Vou cnn imw intrclmsc codav panel iloorn, brniiiifiilly nuulo ind flniBliod; window sasli, lull MliinglGnntiit all 'iilici- kiwis uf Iioiiko I'm-ni-liiii^, al tho Okitnrtgaii Sawmill. Rough uml ilrcssi'd liiinlicr I'unsimiilv on hand. Oi-doi'fl from Kitllto Hivcr din'trlol solicited, uml prlcos furnished noon application in N\ H. Hiisliunil liu.-isiii Ciiils' ivies, with Sllghl /Vilvnnco to covorooHt of flight. 33. LBQUDOI, psiop. Lath and Shingles. SASH - DOORS, ffl The trade centre of the Grand M [\M Prairie, Kettle river and ^ nnnnn A*m nrnnnnn S Boundary creek mining and ¥ii ROU&II Al DEESSED g agricultural country. M ^LUMBER— 41 i Pf Situated at the junction of §| MAIL ORDERS. COMPLETE OUTFIT OF TOOLS. Fuk Thumb Aiti.y to I). MCIIOUSON, OKANAOAN Mission in tho Grand Krn-ks Miiyr, l*-^'ish in sluiu ilmL as corrMpondonl lor thai JHipor. 1 havo not donosj. Viilll'ssiiiccri'iy, {'. W. li. SA.Nsu.M. This si iiniii'i-.> tliu null I lm-(low ii prutl-v Hue, and leaves lbe is,,,,, hetweenih'e BLACKSMITH SHOP lllillla^l'llll'tll id' Illl* AJ iiifi- und our- hi'iVi'.s. Jusl wlwiv ii sliiuiM In*,,iiiii I wh ere il lii'loiigs, Our unili'Wjjol-ury rannul dffeivt lin.1 ItH'iil ri'.'iilin^' pulilic, r\rii if ii i-- IJtwsilile lo KUtl liiiilWu un llliMjlllsulo, This huililingN Iwo sl.iir.vs nigh and stand; ... . . .. ,. . .... on Us own ground of Imlf luiawo In oxlont nnu ,ll'"lllT ls " '■'■'l,;''111' »■ ' dvtnikiiig ifl|nllC0lmnil ,K]ll,sill, „,,„„„, llle press ol the prnyiuce us seen by Ihel'nllnwing, clipped frum the Russland Miner of I he Ililii inst.: Thu t'llllor of llio (Iniiul Paris Minor Ib got* ling mil it gooil |i:i[ira', imt ho is doing otto very rupt'clmtistbloantl foolish llilng, Wo inilu mi i ■■■ «mww—^mmm, 'fPll lliufmni iiugi. uf llu- isKiiL- uf June li, u luigu ' J^r: NATIONAL ' l| innnbor ttf ltonis uoploil from Hi" Midway Ail-1 ranco nnd lioiidotI"siiuoliil corresiioiiiloiico.' [V/IATTF ftMFI TFR TIiIh!»Kiipplnmontc-lt.yhalfncciluu! ' ia.sa- IVlA ' ' L Oi\'ll_l_ I CM. Iimd ni'ivs uu [ingo 1 clipped without credit fl-uin llu, |iii|i.a'. | pn,vflTI(1AL AN!) 'H.ill'l,'." MKT'HOl) •nl no uur purl Is uu-\_\ nfmiitlliii(siii|ilililo urou, stiohiis nickel, niplirr, Kl'ld Slid silver i.l'IS. lu ioculltlt's . whom load urea sail fitrln urn si'iu'ci' and nl- | miwl iinuiiiiiiiiiiile, iiiii'iH'riiia ii'ii'i'i' jnckolod Nu aiiili..nli" inti iamat inn bus lieen I Mullo dinultoi- li.us S.eeu ircngalzotl ..all. highly , ,, i, ,. ,, , satisfactory rcsiihr.niid Iiuu u lliin'ouglil.v received us In lhe resull ol lhe general h^'d oirvnrinnn pvrltli., sulphide and iutohI.Io cleiiit.ns, hut ri r gives lite Liberals "?•',"a Ity uf 2 U.B0 tons uf ore per ilny. , ., ,. „, , , , It Is tho most pinotli.nl, ulicaptisi, nnil sliinilosl a pluralily ol .il. lu the Yiile-Ciuihoo I method nf gnld nnd silver nro limiting ami cnu* enntes.il is generally helleved here 7^1^ wZnlnSy skill, ml ' VI, mill III) fuel efull. Vernon, B. C. Koopti I'Twt'L'liiHs stock of I )rugs, Cheniic'ils itent Medicines ami Toilet Articles "rampt and Caro":! Attention & CO. Up tlie" Boundary 'creek, Marcus M ml and Reservation wagon roads. K S Nearest point to the Colville S im reservation mines- K Mi . m m LOTS AS GOOD AS GOLD p nr piii'fs anil alt iit iiil'iiiMi.iiin!) apply In J!i C. E. STUART - - - AGENT |l SflsO __% i ?t*0/ CAIiNON, (IHAM) I'llAih'IK. It. C. ffilt tumi-r,i — ■ - .-........,......:. ■ ... — ..... f j >.ftVi[4k: _^ TAX NOTICE. Assessment Aet and Provincial Revenue Tux, Hook Oreek Division of Ynle District. NOTICK is lion.li) -glvon thul nssossod unit in- iniiul revenue luxes for ISM are now (luti nn payable al my office, Osoyoos, ut lho fiill'i.viiig rates: If paid un nr before Mh .lime: (Ine-linlf of ono per cent. nn real property. Two pel' cent, on wild land. Ou'-Uiird nf ono por uont, tm personal property. Ono-hnlf uf ono per eont. oo income. If paid ..a or after 1st .Inly; Tivti-tiiiitls of one por eont oa real proporty. Two uud ono-hnlf por coal, uu wild hind. <It.e-li.ilf uf ono per cent, on personal proporty. iiil'oii.fuurllis nf one por eont. on iiionnio Provincial rovoniio lux. 9H.0O per capita, ('. A. II. LAMIILY, Assessor nnd ColToolqr Hock (.'rook Division of Ynle Distriet. Oioyoos, 11. a, liltli January, isl,!. MINERAL ACT, 1896. Certificate of Improvements. UrOTICE. Till! I.liXt.Vlt'l'I.N MlXKIMI. CUIM. Situate In Central Camp, Kettlo River Mining Division of Yale District. TAKK NOTICK Hint I, Jolni A. Con-ell. ns agonl fur .1. Taylor, free miner'seenlflcal-) X.i. tat It, nml Goo, IV, Ruoiborgor,froo miner's 'tlflcnlo Nu. 02131, inlenil. sixtv thus from llio tlnto horoof, In apply Ui tho Mining liocordor raraoortifioaloof improvoilionts, fur tbo pur* puno of obtaining n (Jroivn gnuit In thoabovo "'aim. Anil furlher lako ntilieti thnl notion, under seotloii .'i*. iniist lm ciiiiinicnceil before (holt. suani.|. uf such cert liiciite of hilproveliiobti. I'ill I'll lliia 31 li tiny uf Mil., IHIHi. I.'I gNIGHT &CO. Vernon, u. C. Butoheps ami Pork Paekors I'uiihcr coiiiii llecessul V. (ha! Mr. Unstuck has heen elected, nl-1pros, i though tin returns have I i oilier lliaii from lhe foul ,, , , , , ... Iiiul fur llu- smelter nflir it though no ret urns have I ll received sulphur In Ilia tire Is it- mil aval fuel . nl; rtctl. Tin I i nly. um with tiny other pn ™;::3!:::;:a, pulling subdivisions, following is the , VV e prepared in furnish any size nri'ii- , F , , ,. , ,, pueiiv nliiiii cottiplelo to siihstiiiilbil tttluing liuiither nl viilcs cast Iur each cnndl- Liplo, sot ll up nud furnish our mon lornn li dnlc at the several polling slnlions: TO tlioin nn onsy pnynionls. Prices nnd npoclll* 1 n leatii.n.a fiirnlslii'd .ulli roforoncoa and teste .unit uiivi'.inii [mnnhilsoiiappllealloii. l'enli.iiin ]:t 10 2:1 National Ore & Rortuction Ilo. ,i""llCholloiiliiitn .In*. .St. hauls, Mo. Manufacturers of Furnaces I. ut Nickel, Copper, Gold, Silver and Lead i.l,',l <.'*>7'*2*'"5. Osoyoos Midway ii I.'. Grand Prnliio 11! 1:1 4 CllNSlllKltlNti llle lulge lllllnliel' uf viileis ill llie dis. 1 iti anil the Klllllll number of votes polled, il will readily lie seen lll.it ipllle 11 niioiliel' could nut have inken advantage ,,f their fun- ellise, Tne unly cxplaiaition llial can I lie given fur such a stale uf alT.iirs, i-, that many did oni relish tiie Mberal cundiiliile, anil mil lieing lllile on. • sciclltiiillsly in stippnli .Mia Mara, III, V I "III,Illl.al ill ll e. » WHAT i- lhe uialler Willi Hi" I'r.iii ; fill la In llie tu.llh nl' n,:- Why llu llie) out leuel I and I'iiih'uyot' tu eiplure tlie innrkel nf una mining I eamp* ami luwiiit fni'iill kinds of sniiiil l-JOTlOKIs •obyglvon tliu Irownliin.l , ..... . , IN u": c.iveru.1 in eilillng rcsiTViitiuns El-llllr Weask this ipiesliou the loore slitiatoil nilhlnlbo follotiiug itonoiibo'l bioek readily, .is we are gi.e,. 1.. ,ii,,l,.,--i.i,„l. ;V,e"I'n'u'ol,'? omfu"-^'c„'itoii'vu, sn"^,i? by some nf our Inenl dealers llml par- Aol. IMW."provided that all agricultural Inn-is ,. ,. ... ,. ... ,. , , . Inc tttloil lliereln ivlileh .utporlain t' aa -, inn- lies Iiiiiii Walla Wallu have already :i,l,-anillluftbo snid railway shall p..n eoul meted wilh uiercliaiils here for ,fulS!"VU!''.tTi',l',ll'il ''u',"';',1," tYl'l* provided byscullt'ii olovon tlllof lliosnht Sub- llle supply ol small lial'ls iliii-iug I he I aid) Acl, viz.: summer. Surely il'liatil en sbipp-tl bonSrv"«llimtel"s'ixt™^ frum Walla Walla at ,1 proHlniiil will l(" *oiui™i cpriioi' nf hluuk i'l nf Hie 1 , , „, . Ne.'stmniul i'tiii Sl.np|...fil riillwny liuidgi'iiui, Ktand the long .journey, uud lie lit for bolng alsu tin soiilh-eiuil collier uf i'nwiiship .,,1, .,,.,1,11,„ li,.,.i. 11,,.,,,, .a t,i |,„ clgln .1 ts a. Iv.i.ii"ii.ii dislriol; lltuiicu duo "lUI 0,1.0m' U' ,'■ ineie sliotl „.,,,! ,,|lp|1(, ,,„, |nt0riiiillnual boiindnry fur n In, 1 i-.is. 111 win* f.'llil Iinui Ih rill ilialniiei'iil .ni" 'imilrcl uiiii tuYiity-r.iiir miles . ,, , 1 . II2II to a point nboul lo miles wost iif Slmilkn* ■•I 1 um, being iiiuili nearer lbe moon river; lliotmr duo norlh llflv-slx mllos murk..!, lie lllile lu euiliplelcly die, j.!,.■'■li :ll!..'ii.*.'d..li'nwl nni' liuudlel nnil liv.au K'u, A eV l*?:,;' '^^'^'''-'^ RE6LKVE. Klltli.lNAV AM) VALE IllSIIIICr. m^___. VERNON HOTEL, HnJti i i-iSim. Pfiprietoi's Wesl fa 111 ..I \/ il.icieiail ,\v*niua ValRNON.B.C. White : Helpit >i]!y. l'lrsl-C'lass In Bvorj It ■-;..- t. Kerry Culnfuii and Oiitivonl tiro. Free lllis In nml fi All iViiina. Al'iillSiilicilcil. Stable : it| : < '..t|i|.'.lit.ii THE CAFE ROYAL Cojiper Street, Greanwood City, B. C. ©als Ei-fc Ail Houx>b G. 3133S, MANAGER. r-T\ MINERAL ACT, 1896. Oortlflciito of Iinprovomentg. BTOTICB. Tun IIiii.iihn lint, Mia'i.uu. I i.iut. Situate in Central Camp, Kottle River Mining Division of Yale District. T\\KI" XOTII'K lira! I. Juhn A. Corvoll.ua I ngtilll fur,I, li, lluss. feeu ininers eefltll- siloNii. IK'll, Inlenil, slxlv ilnys troio lhe dato herool innpply m llio Milling munlorfor n I' .a in, • nle i.f ilnprnieln.. Ills, for I ho purpose of iblaliilng a t a nun grant of 1 be nluu c ehiiin. Ami fiiiilier t.il," iiniii". tlml action; under sootlon III, st In ninrnecil boforo lho is- •a nice uf ami i-tilleiile uf hupi-uieiili'lils. Haled lids fllb tiny ol Mny, Mil, P. II. .lACl'IKS, Watches, Clocks and Jewelry. Spectacles and Silverware. It EPA 11! ini; A III'lit I A 1.1 v. VI'icMi.V ll.C GfiAND PRAIRIE SAW MILL. Hough I,uinl.or I'ro.it $10 to $Vi IIIissi'.l Lumber 1*10111 $111 |o $1 CHEAPER THAN EVER AT CAMPBELL BROS. TWO CARLOADS IW ARRIVED -^UPHOLSTERING-*^- ROSSLAND, B.C. VERNON, B, C. MINERAL ACT, 1896. Certificate of Improvements. KTOTICB. 'tin: Nii.v s'iiii lliMUi.u. Cl.,11.11. Silunlo in Smith's Camp, Kettle River Mining Division of Yale District. TAKK NOTIOE llnil 1, ft*. T. Kinilh, froo iuiner'8 ccrliflcntn No. Ml. as ngonl fm* ilie llepiililic Mlulng Cn., iiitenil. sixtv ilnys fi'i.in the .intu lieic.f. 1,1 apply lu tlie Mining llocordur forncotiiflcatoof Itiiprovomonts, fur tl". iiiu-]i()se nf obtalnhig a Crown grant uf tho nbovo olnlm. Ami further take notico Ihnt action,under seeiiuii Hi. niilsl lie t'liniineneeil before the is- sn.uiee iif.ueli oortlPcatoof iniprovtiineiits. Hated this illli day of Mny, 18110, 13. MINERAL ACT, 1896. Certilicute <>f Improvements. sroiior, 'tin: 1,,'si' C11/HOE Miskii.il Cuim. illnate lo Smith's Camp, Kottlo Rlvor Mining Division of Yulo District, TAKE NOTIOE tlml I, W. T. Smith, froo 1 minor's cetilllcutu Nn. nt'tn, ns agont fur the Hepillilie Milling I'd., intend, slslv ilnys fr Ill" 1I11!" Iiercnf, Iii apply ti. Ihu Mining itooordorforn certtllcnta01 IniprovomontH, fur Ihopurpnsfiofabtaiiili.ga Crown Brant nf lho above illaiiu. Ami fltrlbol' take nuliee thai ueltnn, under seetlun Hi. musl he eniniiieucell licfure the issuance of Slloll eeiiilleiilc of iinpl'tiviinieuts. Haled Ibis Ullli day of .Mm, 1M«I. 13 GENOWAYS & McAVINEY Wholesale and Retail Dealers in and Growers oi CHOICE NURSERY STOCK. All Stock Grown Without Irrigation. All Trees Inspected Before Leaving' the Nursery | i»atoa tht-t Nth day of Mny, isua, Land Act Amendment Act, 1896. NOTIOE is hereby glvmi Hull, slxly ilnys lllier lllile. I Ililenil In up,',' lu the Chief Commissioner uf hands nml ilnrks fnr per- iiii-ai..n i.i ptirolinae Um following described lllllll, silllaleil In Ibe sulilhtl'li pnrlluu uf Osoyoos illrisi if Ynle tllstiict In tin, I'i .1. hi"" el' itril ish I 'ulillnl.i.i: (jpmmouuliig nt ii stake iniirki'il (Un. Ilillier, lurlh wesl oorlior, adjoiiibig the north east curnor uf lhe Murk Horse miiiernl olnlm, lul'nlnhigntypro.oni'ituin cjnlni, lioing nniibiti nf secllon I in luwiwlini III, ivesl nf [lie slxlh inili.il ui.'.[.lain. Ihonee sinilh aniiiilii- In Hie sunt Ii liiiiimliii'i uf said sectiun line. Ilienee east Illl chnlii.uiliuu. suid linn lh,,,, llionoo north III oliilim, ilienee west DOolaliu, I hence sunt It '.'lliilililis. Ilienee west 20 ehullls to Ilm iiln I' eiiiuini.|ii..i.inent, i-'iiitiiluin: tun neres n.ni'e nr less, OTTO IIII.UKK. 12 b IM ■ K A jN E FALLS, [',(), Mt.x CAiU. VVashirigIori I'er i'iiiio*.mil, t'Otnpi.l in f ' IIIIICS 1121) 111 HP illll llllllli Ul lllil":-"iial of I especially now Ihul , llie south tnd af Hlonui Ink"; llionoo duo south greater mail ami express facilities are to In* liiaugui'.ileil in mir midst, ■ The , ,, l.aii,- md ivnrk« Dnpsiinion! luttlle, is i.eiiwoiiu) ut Iniiijj luohiUi Victoria, U, C„ Jtli Juno, Inilu aaa lilt ,laa int. Illa.l II. MA"TI.\. Chief Oauiinissinaur of Isindaaiid Works. Send Your Order io->*»'*»».•..- Lequime k ibji-Im For Implements, Wagons, Buggies, Sleigiis Etc., Etc, Floor anil Feed, liay and Grain, A Number of Cheap Farms for Sale from $4 to ,$50 an acre, well improved. Lcqulmo k Lloyd-Jouus, Kolawna, -r ml Mi l\M. fr JJ ' 25 bars soap 1 pound coffee 1 pound tea diu>t Dry salt bacon per pouitd Send us your mail orders and you wil! Save Money. O. B. & P. B. NELSON CJUJEisom Land Act Amendment Act, 1896. NOTICE Is horoby given Hull sixty days lifter dale I inlenil In apply lu lini Chief .'unuiiissiiinernf Uiuls nnd v. neks fur permission tu liill-iiiuse I he full..,, iia; ilcset'llicd hind, situated in the southern pui'ilnn uf tlio Osuyuus 1 IvhlOII nf Ynle 1 isll'iii, 111 llle I'l'nvilicu nf llrilisii Columbia i L'ointiioiiuiiig at il.e Hurl hi. est oornor of Otto llilllers pre.!.iniilluii claim. Iliencu iiiaih '.II oliiilus,llionoociml In chains, thonoo ih ,'n ehullls, theliee ttesl HI ehullls III III" nlllce uf ...iiiiiii elliciil. bring .lie liot'lll half nf llu, sntilh.wosl nuitrlor nf seetlun ii, township Til, eoiitahihiglillaoros inoionr less. ,1. W. lllllll WHIIII. HiilodiMiiy 87,I8M. 12. Land Act Amendment Act, 1896 NOTICE Is horoby given Ibal 00days aflor ilule I inlenil In apple In lhe chief Cum- misstouor uf i.niiiis unit NVnrks for norpilsslon In purchase lbe fui n.vlng described bind, Hilliuteil in Iht'S.uilhei'ii puiil'imif ihi'llsuyniifl division ef Ynle tllslrlol, In lhe I'rovlnco af llrilisii Columbia, uml inoro pai'lloillarl" do- si'i'iiicd ns ti.Hews: All ll nocnuploil ti'uil'in of tlio west half »f sriilini s. luwnsiilplltl. ami nil the iiiiiici uphill |n.I'll.ill uf lliu oils! half of sectiun T I uu lisliip lill, eiinlililijUK ttill lte|.es,lllll|.0 nr less. W T THOMI'SllV. Mldwnr, B, C, Juno IJ, Kill It LOCAL AND DISTRICT. Miss Lewis, our publlcsohonlteacher, left for the coast and home today to tpend her summer vacation, The Misses Elsie and Bella McLaren nf Carson spent last week iu Midway the guests of Miss McAuley. After making a pretty sweeping investigation into the wants of the district ae regards road work to be commenced at once, Mr. L, Norris returned to Vernon on Thursday last. Mr. \V. James has creeled a fine building upon the main street in Greenwood City, which will le tilled up as a Hrst class hath house down stairs, and up stairs nice bedrooms, •which will l.e utilized to accommodate the patrons of the Pioneer hotel. Mr, F. C. Wolfendcn, secretary of the Okanagan Hour mills, Armstrong, Is paying a visit to the disi riet, and lie- fore returning home will no doubt he able to make such arrangements wilh local iiierchautsas will ensiii'i'Ukaiuigiio brands of flour heing used here in future, instead of Spukane brands, as formerly, The road Into Greenwood camp from Greenwood Cily, which was partly built lasl full by lhe linmsile company, i.s lo be finished at once liy the same pat lies, the governuieiil tin- delinking to furnish purl limils for lis construct ion. This is it very necessary piece of road, and iis building will bring the camps in touch wilh lhe towns on Boundary creek. Quite a serious and nearly fatal nc- mident hefel Mr. D. Stewart nl Greenwood one day lasl week. Mr, Stewart was standing near a vicious horse, ip.ielly smoking bis pipe, when all at mice the animal kicked oul, and striking Mr. Stewart in Ihe face, drove the pipe right into the face, inflicting a very severe wound, the force of the blow at the same little stunning him and leaving him in snell a stale it was with difficulty tlmt even wiih medical assistance lie was resuscitated. Il le understood Ihe surveyors of the Coluinliia and Western who are at work in the districl, nre having diffl- entty In fliidingufeiisiblewayof getting down onto the Okanagan river after passing over llie Camp McKinney divide. There need he lillle fear, however, hut Unit lhey will overcome all iilistrurlinn, as Ihe engiiieeis of the present day resold lo all kinds of Stratagems to overcome natural ob* (Uncles, iiiid as an evidence lake the loop in the Selkirksfor instance, Maui' hundreds nf dollars uf good government money has heen spent io the pasl iu an endeavor to furnish a gii.nl grade around (be sand hllllf near Penticton, but always with the same result. Nature has nl last conquered, nml iii>in takes a back seal; so tines the road, for the government have now decided to build a new section upon the beilclltu nl. the hack of the sand bluff, which will ensure Ihe possibility of the highway being made use of al all seasons of the year wilh eoinpura tively little Inconvenience, Mr, A B. Gray, a resident of Nelson ami agent for li. P, Rilhel k Co. ot Victoria, passed lhrough the district last week, uud being in llie neighborhood on business bent ill conneiiioii wilh ihe linn, gave an actual demonstration tliat const merchants arc awakening to the fact that Boundary ereek trade, as well as ihe Kootenny trade is well worth looking after. It is pleasing to note the coast merchants are bidding for llu. trade of Ibis section, as to the coast and Eastern Canada it belongs, iiiiii not to Spokane and the Slaies as many would have people believe, ► • -. SCHOOL EXAMINATION. READY F0RJ5USINESS To the Miners and Prospectors of Boundary CreekDistrict: ® I T beg to announce the opening of my new store at Anaconda, B. C. * with a large and well-selected stock of general merchandise, suitable for the needs of the country, and where 1 will be in a position to give my best intention to the large ancl growing trade with which I am now favored, and of which 1 hope to merit a continuance. Having done business among you for the past two years, it is hardly necessary for me to introduce myself further than to state that all orders intrusted to my care will be filled at the lowest possible prices consistent with quality. Yours for Trade, J. McNICOL - - ANACONDA, B. C. FLOUR{f ~"~^FLOUR S 0 N TO THE FRONT. A NEW GENERAL STORE Oarrying Dry Goods, Groreries, Boot.* .itul Shoes. Rpndy Made Clothing, .Miners' Supplies, Floor Biicoti.. LariL late tin Iinui AT ROCK BOTTOM PRICES. A Harness ancl Saddlery Depui'ltiiPiit has lift'ii itddcd, wlit-re everything in llml line will be found, REPAIRING SOLICITED. ED. DRISCOLL. We have commenced the manufacture of Flour and are in the business to stay; and we now offer the following brands for sale: Hungarian, X X X X, Strong Bakers and Superfine. Also Bran, Shorts and Chopped Feed, Patronize Home Industry and keep the money in the district. Our flour has been pronounced the superior of any now manufactured in British Columbia. Okanagan Flour Mills Company, Ltd. wishing Ihemeveryeiijoymenl .lhrough ] on to develop lhe mine atoned hereby out the holidays, Hie reverend gentle- adding another to thu list of Boundary man dismissed the scholars to their creek pay rolls, well-earned holiday. MINING NOTES. For lhe past three months iind until within the past few days, wnrk had been suspended upon lhe Last Chance claim ill Smith's camp. Now, however, Mr, Smith's men are at wnrk again under the for unship of Mr, A, McDonald, and il i.s reported work will be carried ou continuously for some time to come. Mr. T. A, Garland has purchased a ..iie-lhiid interest in lhe Anchor claim from Messrs. McDonnell and Petersen, The Anchor was ensl by the owners uu the famous Jewel ledge iu Long Lake camp, and by the repot Is uf tin* richness of ils ore, when weighed with the Imlanee of claims to he found iu tin* eamp, will not be found wanting. ATTENTION I have a Splonctttl Assortment of Drawing Room, Dining Boom, . . . Library, Kitchen, Ami Sovoral KoIk ot Bedroom Furniture Km* sain at reasonable prices mul on oftfcy tonus of payment to approved piiroliusors, ill my its id on re, Midway, mi Inspection of which is Bollcltod by m. w. Palmerston. Since pulling men to work on I he Mf W If OljilW j? 1 I Texas claim on Ingrai iinlttlii, Mr. j J, ff , a_\jU\J " Jjiii BUTOHEa, . The annual examination of the p • pilsof the Midway public school look place on Friday last, and was conducted in lhe presence of ipiileu number of parents and friends. The school, which was huleekcd wilh a profusion of wild flowers and uvet greens, presented a pleasing appeal mice, as alsodid the pupils, who were gotlen up with scrupulous cure by llieir parents for lbe occasion, The subjects touched upon were many und varied, and lhe manner in whicli the pupils answered lhe questions put, lo llieni in arithmetic, grammar, anatomy, geography, etc., by their teacher, Miss Levis, nol only elicited much praise from lhe visitors but greatly delighted the. parents who were fortunate enough lo witness the alacrity with wbich their offspring answered throughout their severe catechisms, The exercises over, the Rev, Mr, Irwin stepped lo the platform, and in a few well-chosen words complimented the scholars upon Iheir progress in the many subjects in which lhey were ex- ainincd, remarking at the same time the honor he fell in being select ed us the one to perform the pleasing duly of distributing lhe many and valuable prizes to those fortunate enough lo have been worthy of them. All effort, said the speaker, deserved ils reward, and therefore li. was witli pleasure he presented the choice prizes It. iliose who had striven the must and had won them, therehv not only reflecting greal credit upon themselves, and teacher, but'at Ihe same time furnishing an incentive to Ihose less fortunate toslrive hinder In lhe future. Reminding lhe little ones that a good picnic was iu store for tin-in on lhe morrow, iiiiiI Spo burg, Wash,, is credited willi pulling lhrough lhe deal, and the purchaser is suid to he a Mr, Bailey of Spokane, win. will form a joint stock company for lbe handling of Ihe properly, if report is lo lie relied on lhe substance of the deal is as follows: $5,0(10 cash down, $20,000 iu Ihree uionllis, and a retention bylheuwners, Messrs, 1). Mcintosh and ,1, Muck, of a quarter interest In thu property, ll is to lie hoped u confirmation of ibis deal may be made nexl week, ►•-, SILVER KINO AN11 II10N CAP. The Iwo cliiiins, llie Silver King ami Iron Cap, situated in Skylark eamp, and lieing in close proximity It. llie Skylark claim, wliieli was recently sold it. Mr. Hanger of Untie, have been disposed of for cash to Mr, T. Hogaii of Spokane, l.y the owners, Mr. Thus, Wake und others. Mr. .lohn bought*, made tlie transfer of the property, hehavltigan interest therein, and ii. is understood It was purchased for llie express purpose of being sl'iekcd, bul whether or,not tlie shares will he pul upon lhe market has not transpired, The price paid for the imtipnty htia | BOUNOARY FALLS, B, C not, been made known, but enough is I known of llie richness of the claims U assure Its being it good invest tmitl il SAUSAGES. Graham, Ihe owner, has cmnc In Ibf conclusion that lhe wurk nf drifting done last fall was somewhat of a mistake, as lie is now aliuosl positive a ! body of ore lies and runs parallel with ANACONDA B. C. lite tunnel on ils west side.' To verify | ! his conjecture he Is now drif'lng In Prlmost of I Ihe wesl wall of tin. tunnel, uud with what restilla will be soon known, as he TJOfll PfiPu MI-I I (til QPfl expects to strike a body of ore within I Ml" I A "t IV, IIILIIUH (Mil a distance of SO or 40 feet, I The St., Bernard eluiin in Providence ramp changed hands a few days ago, the same having lieen purchased hy Mr. Galloway from Messrs, Patterson nud Stewart, the owners, Already a contract has been let for the sinking of a shaft to a depth of 50 feet. The Si, Bernard is not one of the huge 'ledges of Ihu eamp, lilt hits a small vein of very high guide ore running through it, which it is said gives an average assay of ul.oiit $2110 ill gold and silver. Ilis not certain whether the present owner will ship llle ore taken lit.in Hie claim or nut, but if he wished to do su, it is of a sufficiently good grade, j It Is reported on pretty gnnd authority lhat the Winnipeg claim iu I Wellinglon camp has been sold to ! Spokane parlies. Mr. Elliot of Ellens- HALF WAY KETTLE RIVER V.DOTWEE1C*' Marcus and Boundary Creek Points -STAGE STATION AND- GOOD HOTEL ACCOMMODATION ♦ ♦*>♦<>♦♦<- <,</*+****»**</<,**<>*'**«****/j*+****+*y*+********* Cost Erantis Liquors and Cigars George Edwards - - Proprietor AT THE-****-- ANACONDA . . SAWMILL . . . ANACONDA, B. C. You will find at reasonable prices all kinds of Rough and Dressed Lumber Shingles, Mouldings, Ete. A Oai: So icitod. A. R. TiLLMAN, Proi*. •JSTDoHVery wflgon l<> ull towns und umipH iu ilm neighborhood, FREIGHTERS" Purchase goal baled hay at Penticton. Finest quality and reasonable price. To be had at Mr. A, IT. Wade's .store TWO CARLOADS OF Groceries and Hardware Tobacco. Canned Fruits, Bviipornleil Finds, .lams, Jellies, Canned Vegetables, Etc, Picks, Shovels, Hammers, Saws, Nails, Anvils. Bellows, .lessup Steel, Ete. Fresh Eggs and Duller, Hams ami Bacon ill close prices, . RENDELL & CO. City Mound, irv <>->♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦< ♦♦♦♦♦♦«<. ♦♦♦♦♦♦■>« *>♦♦«*><**-< ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦< ♦♦♦ BOUNDARY FALLS HOTEL, Boundary Falls, B. C, J. J. "SHrHCKPH FieoFRIZ ICH. 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 )')d Stjblins,, Though ilu nol f.iil to take advantage of (liis rather limited opportunity, and hnvo your Photo Lakon while ymi huve i hai opportunity nf obtaining n true uml D. McDUFF General Blacksmith, MIDWAY, B. C. All Kinds nf Work Kxoontod to Ihu Satlt faction nf Cu8toini.ru. FAIRVIEW HOTEL GEORGE J. SHEEHAN, PROP. EXCELLENT BOARD GOOD STABLING Camp Fairview. B. C. ® ® Pepfe- And a neatly finished picture, J, H. Storniortoa proficient workman in his productions of art, and guarantees por [eel satisfaction, Cabinets only $,',.i;fl. California Gallery, Midway, B, .1. W, \'KKI>, WATCHMAKER and JEWELLER MIDWAY, B. C. Fine Watch Repairing- a Specialty. All Work Warranted, n.l-3ai A CARD. I hereby beg to give notice to purchasers and intending purchasers ol Greenwood City lots, thai I am, and have bden for sonic time past, prepared to give a deed to such lots that is eligible for registration at th.' Registry Office at Kamloops. I desire to make known ihis fact so lhat a direct contradiction bearing the stamp of authority may be given to the impression that seems to have been entertained by some that] a clear title could nol be con- Estimates furnished upon ap- veyed to purchasers of property properly winked',' which "no do'n'ht it | prication lor all kinds of work, in the above townsite Brick, Lime and other ma-1 R WOOD. GREENWOOD CITY<- Is I he Central Town and Supply Point nf the Boundary Cieek Mining Camps. From ihis Net. Town roads lead til llie Greenwood, Deadwood, Copper, Summit, Long Lake, Skylark,'White and Atwood, Wellington and Smith Camps. Lois are Selling Freely and are a Good Investment, Fur Price nl' Luis and Oilier Informal ion. Address ROBERT WOOD, fliecnwnnd City, Hound.iy Creek. B. 0, Or Apply io Agents, C, F, Costerton, Vernon, M. C. A. I) Burnett, Spokane, Wash. A. K, Sii vkt, Vancouver, B, C, W. B. PATON •,♦*♦♦<..>.».♦♦-.♦•><-.♦« -*■*->♦•» «♦♦♦->♦♦*.♦♦♦♦♦->. j.. FURNITURE., j ♦ ♦ McKENZIE, BURNS & MITCHELL Bricklayers, Stone Masons and Plasterers. C3*iJ,o©3ts._,i*«'*oocl Oi-fcjr. HOTEL KALEMALKA - - - VERNON, M (..:. - - - PADM ORE & PEEK'S - - - PI-JOPRIETOI.JS THE LEADING HOTEL IN THE INTERIOR will lie. having fallen Into such experienced hit nils. ii is niidi'isiood iiuu will Le pnt'icrial kept constantly on hand n« nod Cily, li. ('„ Mnv IS. I8IH), BLACKSMITH AND WHEELWRIGHT. HORSESHOEING AND GENERAL REPAIRING. Feed Stable Run in Connection With Hotel. Opposite Golden Gate Hotel, FAIRVIEW. R..C, THE FASHION FEED - LIVEpy - /p - Sfthl - SABLES GREENWOOD CITY. Always on hand Good Single and Double Drivers, Ladies' and Gentlemen's Gentle Saddle Horses. Pack Ilorses for 1 lire. Heavy Teaming at Reasonable Rates. THE. PIONEER-HOTEL Greenwood City, Boundary Creek, B, C. We have jus! opened ihe above hotel nt Greenwood Cily, and are prepared lu welcome guests and provide good iiccominodalion. Good Catering, l'*irst class Livery Sl.tl.le. WOOD, HUBBLE & WESTEL, PROPRS. VICTORIA HOTEL VERNON B. C. MURPHY & FAULKNER, Props. No Trouble or Expense Spared to Make Guests Comfortable. Strictly First-Class and Charges Moderate. Best Brands Liquers and Cigars. - - Good Stabling. GOLDEN GATE HOTEL. Cr. O. SHURSON, Prop. FAIRVIEW, li. C. GOOD ACCOMMODATION ~ . GOOD STABLING Stopping Place for Stages to Penticton and Oro, Wash. K.A.TI-1'S HOE5T HOTEL, i.r.MBY, h.i Ei tst-Class A fei mi 11 inula tii ni for Guests, Good 11 ani im: and Fisilln** Stages to Vernon and Hlue Springs. Louis jX£ox?etx_.dL, Prop. IHE PARIS BELIE DECISION. Dominion Day CELEBRATION AT MIDWAY m im I m m m m ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ THE FUTURE AnacondA | The Kettle Biver Country ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ w*sJ _ !L The Nelson Triliine, coiniueiitlng Upon lhe I'atis Hell* decision, says: " The telegraphic reports of the decision iu Ilm case of llie Nelson and Fort Sheppnrd railway vs. the Paris Belle Mining eon.puny are Boiucwliul softened when the Incidents connected witli lin* rendi'iing of llie saint! are known. Owing to Il.e alisence of I lie defendant's counsel in Ottawa for sen.ml weeks Ihe ease was adjourned, Until sides of lhe case were anxious for a decision, so thai in fhe event of its heing adverse an appeal could lie enlered in the full court in .Inly. To iinii Ihe wishes of llie counsel Chief .lostice Iia.ie gnve judgment for lhe plaint ill', Imt the grounds forlhc saute win mn iippenr .1 the written judg-i Ladies' Foot Race iiiiiii is handed down. In any event, I llie case was destined fur lhe full collli, so tha Davie has t linlil Ilia legal men who apne.'ire.l in ' ,\l the new'Hotel Anaconda will he the case are io limit Ihis neck. P. V. I held iu llle evening, Fur futiher par- Hmlwell, who appeared forlheNels Icuhirsaml schedule of sports ami Fori Sheppnrd railway, is niilui- £gee Fostei'S, «£▼▼▼▼ ally satisllt'd with the judgment and is ..„,,.,„._,._..._,* w f RAILWAY, MINING AND M ml AGRICULTURAL CENTER OF Wednesday, July 1. '96 ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ Upwards of $200to te Given Away Horse Races, Foot Races m m 18B Lots on Easy Terms to Actual Residents. For Particulars .Apply to W. H. NORRIS, on■''•» R. C. ADAMS, ml ml ml Armstrong & Lauder Tie Hardware,Tin and Stove Men, Anaconda,B.C. X Sell--*-*—- Mcf U'Jiry <ecl rnngcH, wood Cook xtnven, cortl t'ook .tfotps* pBriof stores. box stove* miiiCTfl' cnnip Btovea, or nuy stove you want, allverwuro, gnuiitevmrev crockorywaro KlasHwnrn. woodcnwino, llnwaro of all kinds, toilet sets. \mnWnte of all kinds cutlery, forks mid n\n)a\tn, Ualny cburiiH. Now Willtonw Pewiftg mik'binfts, wring-ire mulling nindiini!«, window nluule*. New Chatham Wagons and Trucks Thai ivoro ii.vnr.le.1 the K"l.l metal at Il.e Chicago World's fair in K93, Furnace Work, Steam ancl Pipe Fitting, Iron Pipe and Fittings. General Jobbing Shop in All Lines. What it costs to get a Quartz Prospecting Outflt At VV, ,1. Armstrong's; One 21-Inch hellowa complete, 140-pound anvil, I shovel, 1 pick (any kind), 1 spoon, 1 drill hammer, I lilacksinllh's hummer, 1 18-Inch drill (either }, J or one inch), 1 80-Inch drill (either J, J or 1 inch), all for llie sum of $25, or imyllHiig else ti witterWAnts, .lessop's sleel only usetl iu drills. Send your rush with lhe older. If you are not ill lhe city send Older Iur groceries, as it will he lilleil. I will supply any- Ihing you want. Armstrong k Lauder, the Hardware, Tin and Stove Men, Anaconda. Pentieton Livery, Feed and Sale Stables. Good Single and Double Drivers, and Gentle Saddle Horses. PACK HORSES AND GUIDES FURNISHED HUNTING PARTIES GOURLAY AND JONES, PROPS. RTiclielles «£e ZC.exi.oxLf, Ii-fcd. Victoria, 2B. O. ■ A&BICULTURAL MACHINERY. "335} ! SOLK AGENTS FOR *® Brantford ® Binders © and § Mowers of lhe opinion llnil ilis good law. Ilo | T/ppD RROQ tleelined iu discuss the nml Ier hul ex- l\ DlvWO. pressed Hie opinion tl here were1 —^-BCTOIIERS. presseti Hit* o| Bi'iernI grounds upon whicli Hie Purls 11 -lie liicittioii could lie declared illegal. The fact that the locators did not i ,- GREENWOOD and GRAND FORKS ply with ilie legal reipui'i'inelils hefore going upon the railway lands Io pros- pet I wuuld, in his opinion, lie siil'lieieol in have lite loc.tiiuii declared illegal. ,1, W. Taylor, of Vieloria, who iniitle lhe Ugh! for the Paris Belle ctiiiipauy, i ,,* i, \i ijvmi'I |.' is cotilldent of winning upon appeal. | There is in, occasion for the ilium own-' Grmaxoaral BlBoUsmith i.s in llie railway lauds lo lose any KAIIiVH'W, B.0 sleep until ihe case has heen heard in iii" lull court," MIDWAY, Ment dollvorod nl Hack Crook anil nil the Mining Cattiiw, J. Kerd. R. D. Kerr, Al! Klads of rtepflirinif. Horseshoeing a Specialty. T. ELLIOT General - Merc Fairview, B. C. Largest and Best-Assorte IN 1*1110 ■SOUTHERN INTERIOR FULL WEIGHT AND MEASURE ASSURED. TIIK IIKST IX Till! MAIIKIT, A Full Line of Waggons, Trucks, Plough*,, Harrows be, &c. WAREHOUSE AT VPlRWlN, C. F. Oostei*ton, Agent. A GOOD BEGINNING. Wm. .McXeish, of the ('nlniiihia! liint.-e. Golden, ai-rived in town on Tuesday ailcriiiinn. lie is on his way lo Trull, where lie lias consigned ii 15 loo shipment uf ore from his inine, lite | TA.3SI.1i Hidden Treasure. The ore goes ex- Sliowlng tlio Dates nnil I'lnccs of rourts I I uiy Iiiiii in copper, slid carries nfAssli'.cNlslI'i'lus.Oj'oi'.iinilTei'iiiln- hIIver iind gold, ll cosl. WH) pe j erunil Oonornl.(laolDelivory for the iiifreiglil liic ore from the property lo •V('"1' imh (i.ililen, nnd *li pet tun from Ihere In w, Bl'iuso Assizes, .„ ,,, , ,„ Niiiiiuiiii. T.iomay, Stli May lliu|. ""' nM™ ll'cnsure is silu- NmvWlMtmiHl(1|. Tuumluy,ISLliMay at ail on iSpilliiuclieiu. iiinitnlain, nliont' Vancouver Tuosiliiy. tOlli May : I'.niv miles soul li oi'doldeil, lllld assays ''Union Jl lay, Mill May us high ns 01 par can. enpper, SU) in.'id Vil'1'"'i" T"° >'. a-Sth May IvumloopH Miinilny. 1st Juno V'ornnii Monday, Hill Juno 'Nelson Monday, ISl h Juno TONES & ROGERS HOUSE ANI) CARRIAGE PAINTING fy^ Plain an^ Decorative SIGNS 3 Paper Hanging TSTo 01i.ixi.ese X3Lg1.jp Finest brands of Wines. Liquors and Cigars. Livery and Feed Stable in Connection. Saddle Horses a Specialty. BOUNDARY HOTEL MIDWAY, KETTLE RIVER, First. Class Accommodation. Good Stabling, Terminus of Stage Line from Marcus, Washington, McAULEY & LUNDY," Proprietors. and fi oiincos silver. Mr. AIcNeish has -iililan inleresi in ihe mine to lhe Miiiinii-liiiiis peuple. who art n- nectetl with Korne-Payne. The properly is now lo he developed and may cause the Guidon smelter lo resume, Koolcnny Mail. ► •. — CARIBOO QUARTZ. The I! !'. Mining .lournnl, relcrrlug in Professor Hamilton Merrill's visit to Garihoo, In examine propeii.' on l.ehalf of a London, 1'iiglitnd syndicate, says: " Mr. Merrill claims lu have examined, assayed ami lusted ninny .tuples uf nre whilst iii Garihoo othor uuuuuuuuuuU kalsomining 'Donald Monday, 2'2iid Juno . •Hpi-i'iiil Assize. ,(1 P'oHcflmul Mi<lw:iv. It. (', Tie Kettle River Stage Line Cunning over the MAIL ROUTE Between GRAND FORKS and PENTICTON t \ & ■'*■..1 '-U\ ^ COUNTY COURT NOTICE. Silllimsnf Ilitit'iiniilyCiiiii'l nf Vale will lie liulili'iiii-f.illi.wa: Ai Jllilway, .iul,. 15, :*!i(i. At I Novum, Jill,, IH, :stl(i. Al I In-Inni" i.f ilivin n'elcek i.i tin- for Iluin those liikeii from lliu properly „. ,,„„, ,,, f. A. II. LAJIIII.V, under exiliuliuilion, and ll, is liis itelief i uovornincnl 011I.T, Osnyu la r. V, thai developinenl wnrk will disclose May Dili, law. it :::::,v,::,■;::l,:■h,;■,:^s::;:^l::;::;,; rook creek hotel ... thinks Ihal ciiiifi'iil rat imi will play ao iiuporliinl pot in lliu developinenl ol'; "ul "I'll OF HOCK URERK, lhe Hold me of liic Carilion districl Prospectors' Livery, Feed and Sale Stables Grand Forks, 15. C, Below tlio Brld-jo. Livery Teams, Saddle mid Pack Horses and Ladies' Saddle Horses Hay, Crali: and Wood for Sale. Teaming of All Kinds a Specialty. Leaves Ponticton on Thursdays at 6 a. m., arriving at Grand Foks on Fridays, at 6 p. m. Leaves Grand Forks, on Tuesdays at 6 a. m., arriving at Penticton on Wednesdays at 6 p. m. FRES AND EXPRESS CH RCES RE SONABLE. M.MILLER, - Prop., - Grand Forks, B. C Grand Prairie Hotel CAItSON, KETTLE RIVED, II. 0. Situate in the Immediate Vicinity of the Boundary Oreek Mines. FANCY GOIDS . . MSTA Ifl.lSIl I'll) Ins,'), MAINLAND NURSERY COMPANY ",iriiii,:.K i.\i:m," First-class accommodation for the Traveling1 Public. StageLines - LADNER'S, - BRITISH - COLUMBIA ' to Midway and Marcus, Wash. Blacksmith shop in connection. <M*M^WMW*****<>Wt mclaren bros. .... proprietors. ...a wtte^t^, »**~'|Our Si'Kcialtieh Varieties Profitable in British Columbia;) —* '"rue from Pests. Glassware and Crockery, School Supplies and Toys,: ,,,„ Kxran, Stationery, Playing Cards ancl Games, Dressing Cases Wall Paper, Violin String's and Proprietary Medicines. 1 I''IUST*CMSS All iiMMHI'.TH.N l-'llll CrKKTi- GOOD STABLING lid He l.'i , ,' a JZ„2™ .„,.,.,. I VERNON LIYEBY, FEED AND SALE Send for Free CntnioFtie, Hutcherson, Manasjer, H. WRIGHT SS Agent for the Anaconda, B. C. Plienix Fire Insurance. Repairing Neatly and PpomptlyDone ♦♦♦♦ ^0, fl, KmN . MIDWAY, B. C. Ordflri. by nUgo strlotly ftttonded tn. AildroM A mn nmlii Morcantilc Go's Stor,o, Ha-Ho, to the Boundary Creek Mines! THR OllAND FORKS, MAUOUS AND MIDWAY linns Uctwccn M-imiismi' Graitil b'orksilftllj*. Icavliig Marcus antl (.'nuni Forks til Vn. tn. I.oiui's Ot'iin.! I'i,i'k» fm' lliii,™.'. Mondays, Woilnostlnys nml Krliliiys m 7 a, in. Lciivitu Midway forQnuid forks and Mat'oiis,i'riiendaj'R,t'riiiin.dayBaiid Saturdays, 7 a. in, GOOD STAG-US - - BSASOITAEI.1E! XtA-VXXS MANLEV k AVERILL PROPRIETORS - - - GRAND FOHKS, B. C, Good single and double drivers and saddle horses, Ladies' untie double and single drivers and saddle horses, Hon ses boarded by the week or month. Box stalls it" desired. Horses broken to harness, and horses and cattle sold on commission Dealer in hay and grain; wholesale and retail. All kinds of heavy teaming attended to. Corner Mission and Tronson sts. \V, Gakdnkr, Proprietor,
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