Vol. V, No. 25. MIDWAY, BRITISH COLUMBIA, MONDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1896. $2.00 per Year. •n W. JAKES, M. II., CM. HY APPOINTMENT RESIDENT PHYSICIAN TO KETTLE RIVER DISTRICT. OFFICE : : : BOUNDARY FALLS. G ERALD WILLIAMS, M. D., CM. VUltNOX, II. 0, 1.ATIS or St. Thomas Hospital, London, Bno. ■earr—.Lt ..i.:..4~tun. .i....jrnnx-ti.i-rr._____w r\R. OSBORNE MORRIS, Vernon, B. C. Graduate of McGill University Lale Physician and Surgeon Canadian Pacilic Ry. Coroner for East Yale. i t. McLaren, m. d., c. m. Graduate ok McGill Uiuversity. ()i.-i.*it'H: ARMSTRONG, I). C. r\R. CORRIGAIM, DENTAL SURGEON. Gmilualo nf tho lloynl College of Dcntnl Surgcutis nf Ontnrlo. iliiiuir iiiiiiliinte ul Toronto Utilvorslty. -OPPIOK— I'oiuul llluek, Barnard Avenue, Vorn o t 1.0, GROCERIES. Large Shipments Arriving Weekly. We Imy the tlie Very Best Brands, and sell nl. Wonderfully Low Prices, (live us a call uml he convinced llial our prlci'B uie the lowest ill Ihis seelion of eiuinlry. S, IJldlMg, EC, |f Wu curry a large and well-selected slnek of above >£ and us we purchased our g Is for SPOT CASH we 0 areeniililt-d to give our ciisloniuis ihe henctlt of the I? Dlscnillll, (live us a Trial Order. W. T. S5a.-a.-tfox>d raxi.<a. >'-*»*( l-'alrvti-w, Cuuip lUt-Kliinity and Vornon* i*-*-W w. JI. COCIIUANH, SOI.ICITI.il Rl'l-IIKMK Count NOTAKV Pllll.le, CONVEVANOEIt, ISTO. Offteo: Qlhaoro'8 Uloek, Btirnnrd Avenue, VKHNON'. • 11. C piiKl). BILLINGS, BARRISTER, SOLICITOR, Etc. Ol'Tll'l": Marl ill's Hloek. Vbiini.N. H.C. A LLAN MACDONALD BARRISTER AND SOLIC1TOI1 Or the Supreme Court of B.C. JJ OT'A It V 1' C II I.l (', PITC. Vnitxnx, II. ( 1 li. JOHNSON, Law and Collecting Agency. Conveyancer, Mineral Claims Bought and Sold. (btiryPublns. aiiANii i-'ouks .... n. o. poiliius M. Kl'liBY, P. L.s., A. M.O.S.O.E., ENGINEER AND SURVEYOR. MIDWAY, ll.C. *-r E. OllOWl-ILL, TUIINSUN ST., V/.IIXIIN, CONTIIACTOR AND BUILDER Oflleo and Storo FlttintTS a Specialty. pHAS. E. COSTERTON, VKHNON, II. C Commission and Insurance Ag-'t NQ-MV PUBLIC. JOHN A. CORYELL, A.M., B.C. A, Civil Uimineer, 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 Porlion of Osoyoos District ami Mining Camps of Itottle River Mining Division. BOUNDARY FALLS, MIDWAY nnd VERNON. J. G. HAASS, MINING ENGINEER, GREENWOOD CITY, B. C. ■0--aa.©£3s Bros. ASSAYERS AND CHEMISTg PROPERTIES EXAMINED Assays antl Analyses of Ores, Fuels, Etc. MIDWAY, It. e. oiit'nswiiiili, li. e. Ml nillllKIT. II. '1'. IIIUIIJSIIX BOUNDARY I'l'KKK Engineering and Assaying Co. Greenwood Cily, IS.!'. Assaying antl Analyses of Ore Mines Examined and Reported on PENTICTON HOTEL J. TTiuuuKii, Proprietor. Pleasantly Situated at Foot of Okanagan Lake Stage Connection with ti. S. Aberdeen'to Fairview, Osoyoos, Boundary Cuekk. Kettle River and Points in Washington All Arrangements Made |por Providing Guides and Outfits for Hunting Parties, Good Boating unit Pishing. Row nnd .Sail Boalsfor Ilii'ti ...,.,,.„... -■•■„— Ji™ COMPANY. E6TADLISHED 1670. THE EOUNDARY CREEK MINING DISTRICT. 10 In snenil lluutlreil nilliees silver. and frum $3 lo $11*1 gold i samples The following piiuii t. Issued l.y ,-,. w S||(.h |{(, |i(, U(|| Mr. ,1. (', Huns lor dislrihutiun ut CJli.nice. Qi-etil Hcspcr, Bollli.lary Falls S|inkaiM' in cotmecltoi] wiili llu mineral I'xliiliil ft'ciui Boundary m'i'k, is perhaps Ihc must. COiJiplute ilrsrrip- uiiil (iiilcumiii •'Deadwood Oamp,—Jiiugu Imdit»«of ni|i|>tT*tf.»l(l and Iron-gold 0)tB| iissiivh WHOLESALE AND ■" Retail Dealers in dry goods, boots and shoes, peeial Attention Paid to Mail Orders. Nothing but reliable goods kept on hand.. Hudson's Gay Co,, Vernon, B. C. X», O. Boa:, 61. ill Glassware and Crockery, School Supplies and Toys, Stationery, Playing' Cards Agent for the Piinix Firs Insuranee. ED. fl. HA6N ■ RJ83WAY, B. C. •establish ed iss3. MAINLAND NURSERY COMPANY!, "JlMIII.i.lI-; FAE.1I," - LADNER'S, - BRITISH - COLUMBIA Our Specialties—Varieties Profitable in British Columbia Trees Free from Pests. FRUIT. AND ORNAMENTAL TREES, PLANTS AM) VINES Send for Free Catalogue. E. Hutcuekson, Manager. s__a_c VERNON - SAWMILL SMITH k MoLEOD, PROPRIETORS. Sashes, Doors, Mouldings, Turnings Etc. All Kinds of, Factory Work Kepi iu Slnek und .Made to Order Coast Cedar Worked into Furnishings a Specialty All Kinds of Lumber, Laths mul Shingles Kepi in stock Best Material Always Used. Write far Prices and Discounts Sawmill on O'ti'tnngiin Luke, liniuly In shipment, Sash uml Door I'ltelorv on 0, P. II., Vernon, 'o____}^ minerals, yel published : "The Boundary Creek Mining district, IIS ils 111 ' illiplie.-, lies llltlllg llu. i ii I i-i n.il i< .in, I 11' iii i uin i >' mi the Brillsh ('..Innil.ia aide nf tlie line, It is ahiilll .'n*i mill's ivcst nf llle Trail ereek seelion, iiiid Is hoiiuili'il roughly hetween Ihu utirlli Inil; of Kellle river "i.aiai". , „-„u t.ais, ""' ',' * '\"'k "" ''i" "!"'' " . .. ' Innil exit 'iul*. in ul lit-i 1 v suine In miles wines, liquors and cigars, ,,,„„ lh, \u.m,lU)y. .*•■,,. „,,,, ,,„,. Iir.ni'il Isuvei1 100 stptai'U miles, all of which iuu wifely he suid to he iiilucrul- ia.i-il llll'iiilglliilll lis exlenl, Thu I'hurni'liTnf ihe uru varies froui lhe simplest milling in Hie ten eumplcx smell iug nies, Ores of every iieceBsiiry eliarncti-rfor smelling are finiuil in Ihis dial iii I, aa ure also ciuil and liuii, Excellent water .ami limber uru found iu iiliiiiidaui'i', while in the valleys huge crops nf grain, vegeluliles und fruils nre rai-eil. Ui'ii/.iiig liiiids ou which Ihutts'ntids nl head of slock range, are fouuil Ihiuughntit ihe dis* ..a*, ftftft.otftit. !x*.i,':c-aii'ijl, trlct. Nalurelias iuileed been lavish in her gifts in llle Bnunilary counlry, "III desiiiking the mineral resmu'ces ol ll.iui,il.n y creek ii i.*- not neei-saury tu exaggerate in nny form. Tin* ini* mense copper gold ledges of (it-cell- iniiul, Cupper, Head» ood, Sum mil, : llinttii's miu oilier camps; lhe rich silver-gold ores ol' Skylnrk, Lang L:ike,;White's, Providence and Sniilh's cninps, ure u.l lliere ill renlily. 'liny ure large eno.iglijand rich enough, Nohody uliu Is posled nu the dlslrlcl cuu ohjecl In thai. There aie snuie ivho iisserl Ihul Ihe greal ure hollies of cnppei uinl gold are loo large oa Il.e and Games, Dressing' Cases ism lace m 'go down.' Duvelopineui is [rapidly disproving the. sliiti'iiieul. Wall Paper, Violin Strings Tiu-i-o nix. pi-iiiilu *v lm ki ill «iy i h»i ihe and Proprietary Medicines. ''•Illh \> " n"'A; *""">,","'" ""'l knk, Iiii urluiil lads helng now tlemoiisl lill ed hy work, toillll fnr u whole hu i..me than Ihis idle Inik. "The piesenl season hus .been an uiiive i ae nail '.'.nil, la {null' heing cili- I'ieil nu ill a llllllli.I 1' llf Clllllps. Tlie llgures helow, furiilsbed l.y Mi. W. 0. McMynn, milling reeorder, Midtviiy, II, ('., give bomu idea of thi-ini'ieuseil acliviiy this year',: 1895 1650' hocntlnn records ill UK Cortilknlraof .fork Ill) till I'ri-i tiiltii.-rs i'1'ttilli'iitfs 1JI Ilia Trolu Jiin, I loScr.1, 211 only, - lii-veiuie lnr lSBOiihoutduuhlu ihe nmiuuil fin-Mime line iu 18115. "Following is a u-iy brief nut line description nf the rumps of (hedlstrli t. No ntletnpl is niinle lo go lulo detilils oi- lo descrihu Indivlpuill prnpcrliis. The claims niiined in lhe deseriptiun are those of which samples of ore nre exlilhlled, nnd uu^ivhiiii mure or less unrk has I..*.aniline... Thei'c are liiincl- reds of nl her claims on which Ihere ure gond showings, tut space fol'hllls iheir mention, uml those named are typical nl the ciin|is lhey represent : "Ulil'l'swiinli UAIII'.—Oi'ii bodies 11) to 100 feel wide | copper pyriles currying gnld; assays!! lo In percent, cop* ner, $11 in $1110 in gold, u considerable I >i 11 >i it I ii a i currying $111 In$!i0gold nml llnSper cent, copperi Siiinples exhibited I'lmii Sleiiiwiiider, Uold Drop, Knob Hill, Sunn shne, Knit hide, Old Hi H.i Ironsides, Brooklyn, Standard and ft ft a, : Phoenix. j "Sl uUITCaIUV Oi'' hollies 10in.1l T3 il 1/TilISlV ''Tl uil'''; ",|,|"'r l''Vlil''s '•"'l',i"K Hi f'i/1 It 'III I k'"!<l''U"H;.'c.';ussays:ii„:>ili,c,,ia,i. UIii.I4.iJIl 1 cupper, If.ll In ¥10 gold, uml s.ane of Ihu lion „f the dlslrlcl, iis mines nml 12 ui 10 per c ciippur, mid friiin *1 lo HEY © © ® ® ® m% 'riimij,*]! ilu nut fnil in lul<i' advnntnKO nf HiiH ratlior limited o|i|)i)»'tiiiiit),) ami Imvoymir I'liolo laken wliilo ym hnvo ilmi oppoi'Lmiityof obtflllil»a a true nml @ ® Prtet likeness Ami a nnitly finished picture. J. H. Stornior is n prollciont worltmnti in liie productioiia nf art, ami guarnutoos per feet Batisfaclioii, Cabiiiota only $5.0(1, California Gallery, Midway, B. C. 11 Sit Kit SS s,i z.___m Fresh Bread, Cakes and // Pies Always "\\ On Hand. A ViiBnVlR, Prop. KERR BROS. * -««>il( TOIIRHS. MIDWAY, GREENWOOD and GRAND FORKS Mem tlollvori'll nl ll.).'k I'r.iok mul nil Ilm Milling Ciiiiuis. i J. KERR. R. D. Kerr. Thoroughbred** ores us high as IIU) uiuicus in siliei samples exlilhlled la II. Ilcll und Eiinnii, " W'ui.i.imi'I'.i.x CAMP, Ore hodiesl i'l..II il In :i) feel lliile; cuppcl'-il'lUI pyriles nnd pyrrhollle in n sili a.a giiugue: assays frum n few dollars In $?00goldi also -"ma silver i;.i|: riles ill this Cllilipi samples exllihlll'll limn I Winnipeg, Unldi-ll Oniwii, Culiini : and Biiileri up. " WlllTIS'H CAMI'i Vl-Illll2 III Ul'.. I wldi-1 ' ins curry copper mul gold, nud silver, copper ami gold ; nssuysil lo 10 par eenl, cupper, ;,-,i In ,'.,20 mid, nml;, lo 200 ounces silier; samples imm Cily nf I'.nis. Lincoln, Jack, f Sputl. a, Ijexiiiglun uml Excelsior, "|SKYI..tltl> ('AMI'. Ore of IIIII kind-, sllver-guldand copper-j/iildi ceinaari 1 I 'Villi kill.tin llie illllllllllllll al'Sli 1 loll feel U illl' ; .laaal'a .''ItntluOnlllici.i,1 silver, S.'i In !;.'') gold I Slllllples fl'Ulll Skylark, Uri-sri'iil, Lasl Chance anil Ctiiuiillaiii Of ilm second class, tcin- $10 gold; samples from lhe Ureal Hopes, Hidden i'li-iisiue, (iold Bug nml Ivu Leuiire, "Corriiit Camp, Luge hoillemil cu* priteiiiiiK'liuli'Oclte.eiiriyliig some gold andsilici; iiBSiiyn fruln 0to20|ii-rceilt.. enpper. "l'ni)Viiii.;Nt'K('.\.Mi', Veryili-lisilver 1,'iitd nies ; veins from *i inches to I feel. widit i assays from till lu 600 ounces silier, $5 In SUM gnld; samples IV un the Ciiinbin iliim, I). A. uud Spoiled Horse (I ho laii.-r nut sn high grade. " iiuowx'h and Evan's Camps, Hare very large showings of cupper-gold oresi these camps nu- mi the iiurlh fork of Kellle river. "(lltAllAM'st'A.MI'ltvesI 'il'.Miilifiiyl. Itith copper ore, ussiiylng well in gold uml silver; 6iiin|ilus from ilu- Texas nml Hniil., " A lining tin- recent new strikes may he ment lulled those at. Jauies creek Pass creek. Camp Kiniherly, and Ihu west fork uf Kelllu liter. " tlie Kock eii-ek ennl yields liy analysis made hy Guess Bros, us follows I "Nu. 1. Cuke. 85.6 per e.nl.; ash, (1.2 pur eenl.; vol.uilu ;u,alter, 28.3 per cent. "No, 2, CukP, 03.83 per cent.; ash, 16.1 per it-iii.; volatile matter, 16.71 per caul. "Analysis ot Boundary creek I line- stone by thu same chemists yields 117.2 pec eenl. calcium ciirhnnatii, I percent, magnesium nil Inmate, 1.5 per cent, oxitle mul alumina, ami 0.5 per eenl. silica. " A large majority of Ihe2,000cltiiuis in the dlslrlcl ure yet in ihe hands uf lbe iniginalj Ineiilius—pour ineii nle ileetl lhe assisltilire of capilul. Cluim can lie purchused un very teasmiatii leruis, uial, it all lhe iissui'iinceof ruli road cniimciimi iu the very lient f.iluie, where is Ihere a silfi'l' Held f i lhe investment uf capilul." THIS ANO THAT. Charles SI, llail.e, fur lhe past Im years editor of the Kelson Miner, h severed his conned ion wiih lb paper. The thinking ou llie Miner lam iliine I y.Sel.ecu U. Kelt bum,nnu miici-aial experienced newspaper mill The Payslreak is ihe inline of a ne. paper published al Saiiilnn, B. C, h; .Inilu .1. Ltiugslllff, uliu cuiiies I'riili near the ted pump, Hi mc enmity,Oni The I'lliaslreiik ia tl'l'll I'lllll'tlllllll Ileus li. I'. Lmveiy of lhe New Heme Ledge is the llllilllcliil hacker of III concern, - A man fi um Niivu Sen; i.i hiinile. [-!.I. AI hi-i't i ui n cent, iu payment, for; I'heap stamp the ulher ilny, nud I'm I lid, nearly fell deed its he pushed lli colli ti.lo the till, und Iuu did the in; nt 111.- nickel u whole sheel ufstiiui| in payment I'm the clumsily. This lhe Iirsl une cent deal thai has I ei successfully cuiisuiniiiiiled In I lie lata Payslreak, It is worthy nf iiutc tin uf lhe P Liberal nu inkers relumed frum Brill Columbia, Busluck and Maxwell, tl. lay iiiPinhei's, favor ihe appoint i. of au eiislern mail tu ih i vacancy .a ilie supreme cuurt bench, Morrlsot ami Mcluni's, llu- lattycr iiiumbeii ,t uul nni. uf [ lii-ii' Iuu yet- coiupiinini appniuletl, The Issue is plain, 'i; Iirsl sel ii'iaia-cni the people in ti mallei', nud the second icpieseul llu bin yer li lends,—Nelson Tribune, Tin- Srallle l'.-l. i- in...Ina lieu paper that is publishing Inni; inn,. ahoul '■(' iinida's greul hope" of hell pcrmllleil tu huaiiuuxed in tha I'.u (Slates, This i*. I'u -I talk. Th i- aiiuexalinn iiiotauienl in Canada, We'll leu ihe I'. I. lhat if mu 'min. -. inni'. in make such tt I showings, it ..i hefori lung hue Ihu ith il .. ail., nml nil iis spare capilul . .a ,,iil, Thai's when ll nlv nunc iiuu moveiiieul i- visible ju-i nu. Nel mi Miuei'i T in- I,.....lull lune.pnllllelll ul cli. nn i. iiig iiiiiI Mining .Iiiiii-iiii Ni-tv "i nn.. ti i in-: "'lhe signs . I m in Brillsh I ...a.rn.ai nre gel strungcr. Now cuiiipaiiies ure hi re-iislcrcd uvi it day, nud in musl t ihe t lm nn lout is clearly visible lo cul lied uii iii Lniiihiii, Hen- is >< Ull l ice lu liic nil nets nf Inine- I'lninis in British Culiiiulilii, > sell u uliu.. ur prnspecl lo a l,t. are larger i assays .i to 20 per rem. P tuf „ „,, (i|m, ,i(| _T*'*l£'» " """''''" "'""'i uud net'ec deal ttill, „ London llul.y uml li|i lop. ARCUSandMIDWAY Iff' , T 1 .tony uot. ,,|i, u,a |, ,,, IMI|lw j,,,, kumv hil, ,,,„„ S^"-A.O*2E3 XiimXZ ; VhrSftPPS Ml] IMM , U,-N0,,'*AKVJAMP;; Vull,S I" 8 tttllowillK Ihese roles, pro Iv i?MIIUIUa dllU UCMllOlil/-' »',.le; silvH.--K.ilil ores, slllc s',,„„,,,„„,„ ,„„,,,,„' „.',. ^ giiugue; assays from Su lo Boveral ,.,.. „ Leaves Marcus Mondays and Thursdays at i p. m Arrives Greenwood Tuesdays and Fridays at 5 1; m Arrives Marcus Thursday and Sunday at 9 ,\. m , , , , , 1 oh nl oiii-e, 11 liiiiluli/.iug stale : hunt red 111 urs god uud si via; ... , ,, ,,, ■ f.! , . 1 1*11 ,. , Inns In lhe owner nl llle proSUl'l «J siiinples Iinui Jewel, liiiero Grande , ., , . ... 1(3 ,'„ sin ii 11 colli se will I e liotlci 111 Hi '"iioruugh A,.i|iiil'ii;uu'e itith Hit" Kettl .... , .,, Hm lnr, (',*„, RPI C1AL ATTK: und Norlh Slur. Smith's Camp, Veins from I lo H fur he ttill ul hiisl -till nun hit, I TI0> U1VKS T.r.MA1I„ KHKIOHT AND KXPBKHS f0K SAU!' Pr,CI! ^'m' I I.' wide; '■' '■ live, and | ^ f will' 'lorn,'llnil H,7 ■iio_t. 111 liru-K I'ui'.i.. old 111 hiliiiou .... 1 hlsi'inh," THE ADVANCE. W. II. NORMS. I'liiieiOKTint Published weekly nt Midway, B..'. Subsorlpllou l-ii.-L', Hit)., ixir milium, payable in atlvoanoo, oithor yearly or hnlf-yoarly r*i i lie option of tho subsorlbor. Advertising Ilium mail on nppllcatlon. Tliougii tin- columns ul Tm; Advance nro always opon fnr tbe discussion uf matters ut ■jublii- tutorest and [inporUiiico, wo do nut nee* cossnrlly ondorsa any uf 1 In* opilllollH oxprossod. fjorresponilonce ul a personal mil ure ..ill nut be published. I A cross In this space unit- tittles l hul. i out' sn usi-ri [il iuu :iu ibis paper liaaoxptrod. MONDAY, OCTOBER 19,1886, ROADS ANH TRAILS. It is a recognized fuel Ihal, this sec* tit.ii needs railway futilities in order Unit the comparatively low grade ores may Hud a market oulside, and in oilier Ihul lhe miilerial for lhe consl rocliuiiof Iiiiiiii. minimis in the shape of smelters may readily he hrutighl lulu ihe counlry. This railway uur.- struelioii will necessarily lukuseveral Veins In liccilllipllsll, In lhe ineiiu- tiine il behooves lhe priiviocinl gi.vern" ment to exert itself to the utmost In give llle prospect ill- uud miner every assistance and encouragement wilhin its putter, in order Ihul lhe huge Held to lhe norlh of us may he prospeeled and developed, and llius by extending our already huge Held of mines uud prospects, give greater inducements for capilul In provide railroads,ti i!hunt llle necessity of aid iu lhe .shape of surface rlghls granted and further aid of a monelai y nature Bought is by Mr. Heinze. We us a llislricl huve, ufterperseyt-r- ing efforts, succeeded in ohtniuing a trunk roud from Puiilieton to Cascade Cily. This roud, I hough in puts an indifferent one, caused principally hy basly locution und construct inn previous to an election, we thoroughly up- predate, I hough it is nolhing mate lliun the section deserves, and considered frum lhe light uf un invest* nieiii, bus proved und will continue to prove a good one, hy virtue of ils increasing tlle revenue derived from mining receipts, What we want now is nu extension of our mud system hv I he construction of Hails (nnd al'terwiirds roads) from the trunk lnuii norlh alung Kettle river, Boundary creek, and lbe nurlli fork of Kettle river, In conned witli the Fire valley trail and a trail along Mission creek. These iruils shuuld be carefully local ed by cumpelenl parlies, wilh a view to Iheir nf Iur wards heing converted into wagon roads. The trails luted unly he cleiired lu the Iirsl instance eight or len feet with-, hy a parly following lhe location parly. The pack animals of the prospector will soon heat ii good trail lied. This system wuuld ensure a maximum permaiienl iinpruvenu-nl with a minimum of expenditure, nod would furnish an upporliinily for the pans- ■ pector to push norl hward and open up a comparatively unexplored counlry of lurge exlenl. The fuel of flu-prospect or having in cut nut his own frails for tulles through sections of country covered with thick limber, no doubt hinders many I'i .an sl liking out. When such a system is adopted, Ihc prospertur wuuld In*furt herencnuraged, knowing Ihal ultimately be would he followed hy a government, which nl present follows him unly for bis pull lax, his license und his hundred und one liltle reenrding fees, which wuuld further lend him a band to get bis buds to market. Funds mny he short nil hi he government, cuused principally hy lavish ex pernio lire in a direct loll where such expenditure mighi have lii-eii dispensed with for a lime al. least, The best way oul nf lhe ilifliciilty is for the legislature tu turn lis Attenlion to developing those seel ions which. If Assisted, would shortly he the source of large revenues. Should u dlliitury government not see its way cli-ac to make advances along ihe lines cited, we offer as au alternative, uud one probably more lu lls liking, llle sugt-eslli.il I Imi lbe liliuccll pled fund Ion uf counlry, suy sixteen miles frum llu- hound,iry lo Fire valley trail, anil between Okiinagan hike mul Arrow hike he declared un Indian reserve, and al thu uud of six in.ml In suddenly thrown open, As 111 till-history of the Colville re- nerve to lbe st.1,1 It uf us, ii wnnlil be Ih.irnughly piiispecli'd during lhe ilnse season, mul when the reserve lifli'd a liit'gn iiiimhei1 of claims would he recorded, i he funds derived might I hen In- devilled lu ilccuriillng utliei portions of the province, Now thut winier is coming on—say nbout Xinus - perhaps times may l.e u lillle ipiiei. Lai the kicker tell the folks about IL Don't do It yourself (1 mean the we pari of your insli- luliuii), it looks had for nn editor to complain ahout the limes. Of course it's allowable in u vein of sarcasm, if he tells the people Hint limes are dull, and in a line ur two following says there nro sixteen cntiouils of merchandise coming into the country for one linn hy tbe next mail. People appreciate lllis kind of a joke. Then, must Ih- n government attachment In the counlry somewhere which needs fixing up with thu monkey wrench of criticism? Ain't ii? Where is Mr. Fletcher'i Has lie Hxed up everything nil right in post- olllee matters? Where is the new road superintendent.1 Won't he feel hurl when HE COMBS BOUND, if some une don't lell him what trails and roads lo start his men on? Where is Ileinze? Would it not he heller if lie started liuililing thai C. k W. railway iusleiiil of fooling itwity Ilis I iuu-1 tying lo float those bunds t Are Lliere no ex perls In lhe country that need "dress, ing down?" Lord knows lhe mosl ol ihem assay high enough Iu " dressing up." How is the Mineral Act? Is it. not ahout lime tu add an amendment or two thereon ? Isn't I he present style nf staking gel I ing mil of fashion ? With one or two more embullsbuieilts, shuuld it not he worth fuur hits Instead of two? All of which is rt-speeffullysiihuiitlcd lo convince yon Unit if you were to give the kicker some kind of u show, I am sure he would rake up .some kind of a grievance each week In growl and glow fat nwr, Vnurs, Constant Reader, Ruck Creek, Uth Oclobor, 18U0. 4 . 4 ■ When applying fnr crown grants for mineral cliiiins, requesl Ihul lhe same he ad vert ised iii Tun Advance, the officially recognized paper uf lhe distriet. C. F. COSTERTON VKHNON, B. li. NOTARY PUBLIC, TiiE Royal Insurance Coy. The London and Lancashire Fihe Insurance Coy. The Insurance Coy. op North America. The London and Canadian Fire Insurance Coy. The Sun Like Assurance Coy op Canada. The DominiopBuilding and Loan Association, Appraiser tor the Canada Permanent Loan and Savings Coy, midway SAWMILL. WANTS A GROWLERS' COLUMN. Tnibi- Editor nl lbe AmaiNiK. DEAR Silt.—1 see thai an enterprising eastern paper tins upened a ei liiinn lu he .lev.ited exclusively In the use of growlers, and issues a pressing in vita* lion lnuii Ihose who hiite ugrievance In cuu..'along uiui air it. Ever since Kellle river run llu- ulher way,this sectiun hns produced the Kellle Hivcr kicker. Why nol give bin, a chance lo kick—yes, uud buck like blazes if he likes—Ihrnugh the columns of your sheet ? To he sure we have much to he gratified for III thai a kind mil uru has liiilll our sccllon wiih hills thai assay several thousand dullars up nud dnwn; I.i 11 even thus, I her souii'lhlng thul nini rlghl A New Drug Store Wc begin inform tlio puhlic tlml- wc havo uiicneii our new Drug Store uml solicit u slmro nf Iheir pulionugo. Buying drugs is entirely a matter of confidence, ns in no other business is nophisticntlon easier; nor does any olher avenue allbrtl EO ready a means of disposing of worlhlessartlclcs. You can buy a pah* of shoes for 91 or for Jill. It is entirely u mutter of quality, There is us much difference in lhe ipuility of drugs as I here Is in shoes, except in purchasing one ynu cnn use your own judgment, nnd in haying the oilier you ure entirely dependent upon Ihc integrity nnil judgment of the druggist, Inono ease It Ik only a matler of comfort antl up. pearunec, nml in the other frequently of life or death. If \ mi want the purest and beat drugs obtain* able, wo solicit your patronage; if you want the cheapest, we cannot accommodate you. [f you need medicine, you need the best and purest obtainable, compounded by a skilled and experienced prcscripliunist, with the moat scrupulous care and fidelity. \W"-': Unman life mny be In tbe balance and de* pOlldoilt on the prompt action of lhe remedy prescribed; and if tbe latter be uol of standard strength and purity the physiciau'sskill is of no avail, nnd the puticul fails of improvement. We carry a full lino of patent medicines, invalids' siweiulties, toilet reipiisltes, ete. in great variety. Mail orders receive prompt nud careful attention, and anything not in slock will he pro- cured at mice without extra chargea. R. N. TAYLOR & GO. The Prescription Pharmacy Greenwood City, u. 0. Lath and Shingles. SASH - DOORS. ROURH AND DRESSED ^lumber- GREENWOOD CAMP BOUNDARY CHEEK, II. 0. .. The Gold Drop Boarding House.. Good Accommodation for Travelers. First-class Meals Served Good Livery Stable in Connection. FRED GRAF. PROP. CARSON The trade centre of the Grand fe Prairie, Kettle river and §$$ %3 Boundary creek mining and ||n p agricultural country. ffl ■" -■n?**n*-' **-tt—*- MINERAL ACT, 1896. Certificate of Improvements. NOXIOB. Tim Labt Guano-* Mineral Claim. Sltuato In Copper Camp, Boundary Mountain, Kettle River Mining Division of Yale District. TAKK NOTICE Hint I. W. Austin, freo miner' oortlflonte No. 75908. by my agent, C. Ii'H. llreon, 1*. L. S.. intond, sixly days from llu; iluin lioiimf, Init|i]ily In tlm Mining Itccnrdlir font oortlftoato of luipraTenwftU.for the purpose of obtaining a Crown grunt to the abovo claim. Ami fiu-tlmi- tako notice tliat action, under seeliun 117. must be eonimcnee.1 before tbo issminoo of hiicIi certificate of improvements. liatotl this Unil day uf September, 1896. 27 MINERAL ACT. 1806. Hamilton k McGiOvray, Proprietors Vernon.b.c. West Knil ni lll-nurd Avt *r^i White : Help : Oi)ly. Fii-sl-l'hiss iii Kvery Respect, Kvery Comfort and Convenience. Free Hits to iuu! from All Tniiim. A Cull Solicited, i^_> Stable : ir) : Coi|nection W. DALRYMPLE Creneval Eiacksmltli FAIRVIEW, ti. V. All Kinds of Repairing, Horseshoeing a Specialty, CERTIFICATE OF REGISTRATION FOREIGN COMPANY. (Jompiinloft1 Aet, Part IV* unil Amend- Iny Acts. Eastern Star Gold Mining Company U'UHKK.N) Reqistkukd tiik .torn Day ov ,ln,v, imm. I I1KKKIIV ('KIlTll-'Ylhat I have Ihh. day 1 r.'gixlcivil the " KiiHlurn Htftl'Unld Mining Company (Korolgii), uinter lhe "(Jompanloii Aot. I'ai'l IV,'MtogUtrntion nf Knrelgn Coin- jianicK," aud umuwllllg Aot-S. 'lhe head (itllce of (he snid Company |i -iiii aled al the Cily of Hpokane- in lhe Slate of Washington, U. rf, A. Tho oujooU for whicli ihc company U Ofttab* llshed arc: Tn huy, Hull, own,loose,ptDBpecl fur, equip and operate mines aud mineral datum of Iron, gold, sliver coppor and other prceiiniK melals, and olaj'fl and niiiiomlH hm inn a commercial value. In (he torriiory of (he rnitedStalcsaiid of (he IWinec of Hriilsh Cn li robin, Canada; lo buy, own, kcII, lease aud operate mills, uoncontrnlors, smeller* and other inachiiiery and apparatus for coiioontltltttlg and treating oreHand iiiIiutiiIf, andalHiilohny, own, soli, lease, develop and oporfttO water rlgbts, ditches, fluineK and waterways ncces- Nary nr proper for the working of lhe same; lo huy, own, sell, lease and ooenite all tramways, railroads, rights of way and ol her means uf conveyance ami communication to and from any and all properties which may he owned or least d hy mild Company ; to do generally all mailer* and thiiiKS which may he necessary or propor fill' the complete otijoymunl or use of (hopOWOIU herein s.'t furlh, mid forlheeonduel. of a gonoral mining business, Tho capital stock of the said Company is live liundrcil thousand dollars, divided inlo live hundred thousand shares of ihe par value of i Inllnr each. Olvoil under my hand and Boallofofflooftl Vic toriu, Province of Hi-tlli-h Colmnbia, thisSOtli Ul'i'ly must he! day of .Inly. 1898, Lai, . I RcgUtffl S. Y. WOOTTON, of Joinl Slock t jjiupitii I-.-. K'-UEXiZJEijR-gS Should carefully consider the cost of material, and by figuring, find out that all kinis of Rough -:- and Dressed:-: Lumbep, Shingles, ■ Ms, ■ Elc, can be purchased at the Grand Forks Sawmill, CHEAPER THAN ANYWHERE ELSE. Situated at the junction of -^ the Boundary creek, Marcus ife and Reservation wagon roads, rf Nearest point to the Colville ||| reservation mines- §$1 j ffl LOTS AS GOOD AS GOLD M Fni' prices mul all ntberinformatlon apply tu j»S/ C. E. STUART - - - AGENT H CARSON, GRAND PRAIRIE, ti. V. ffej Certificate of Improvements. NOTICK. TlIU liKXINUTUN MlNCHA', CUIM. -iiuu'ic Iii Central Camp, In the Kettle River Mlnlnif Division of Vale District. B.C. TAKK NO'l'll'K Uul wc,.l, M. Tavloi,froo miner * tcrlillcnlu Ko,811111 ll. \V. Hum- bbrgor, Ir™ minor's cuTtlllonte Nn. 8UM1 M. i.|iii|.|iliiiiii|.r, froo minor's tcitlllialii Nu. mm, nml 'riiiiuins Kirk, Into minor's col-lltlcittu Nu. tiiitil, inlenil, sixlv ilnys limn Uio ilatc lioroof, lo jiuiily lu Hit: M'.iiIiik Itcniinlor fur a ecrllllcato llf illlbl'lJt'OUUIIlts, fur ilu- pttrpiiso ul IllllllillillK n criitt n (fritnl In 1 lm above claim. Anil furtlior tnko notico that action, tiinlor sot'liiill Iii. musl be eniuincnccil befuro lho issuance nf such cerl illenle uf Ininrnv 'mollis. Ilnteil IUI*UI. .lay nl Houtellibcr,lt>16 27 NiNERAL ACT, 1896. CERTIFICATE 0* IMPROVEMENTS. 1 «-«««*«»;£•««* «r>"e«ea««*e*ei 1 mj *nT-r,nxrTAAr, «,, 1 $1 FIREWOOD $1 i per load. 1 Vr/sm ■»«««««««*.:-«-»««•» If you are not troubled with TACKS OR PRUNES When you go to Carson call on ED. DRISCOLL General Merchant, and buy your Groceries, Tinware, Saddles and Harness. The best lines and lowest prices. VERNON SPRING BREWERY NOTIOB. Tiii I'otthh Palmer Minkhal Claim. Situate In 'Graham Camp, Boundary Mountain, In the Kettle River Mining Division ol Ya'e District. TAKK NOTICE Ibnl I. IS, S. Grahntn, freo 1 mlnor'a cortiflcato No. 80-180, by my agent, V. IVollastoll, I'. I.. K., intcnil, sixty dnya from Ilm unto hereof, to apply tu the Mining Ho- cin-ilcr for n ctirtttlcitto of Improvi-mcnu., fur tho purposo if nbtiitnlng it crown gram lo tho abovo claim. And lurlhir tnko notico that action, under soetiun 'li, musl In. eoittuieiiced before tlie issuance ul such ciiritiicntu ul UnprovemeitB, 1. U.-.1 this ilmi .lay of September, 18M. 27 MINERAL ACT, 1896. Cci'tiflciitc of Improvements. SIOTIOS, Tub Tbxab Miseiial Claim. Situate In Graham Camp, Boundary Mouti. tain. In the Kettle River Mining Division of Vale District. TAKE NOTIOK llial I.K.S. Gi-aliant, froo ininers i-erlilk-nlc Nu. HOW), by my agent. V. Wtillnstnn, 1-. 1,. S.. intend, sixtv tlttys frutti lbe dale lioroof, tu apply tu tlio Mining III). oordor fill- n cerlillcate uf iuipn.vcllietlts, fin* Hit. purposo ul olilniiiing it Crown grant tu tho above cluim. Anil imili.T lake nutiec that urliini. under sectiun 117. must lie ciiiiiincneed befure lhe Issuance uf such eerlitlciile of improvements. Hated this 2nd tiny ut September, Is'.m. 27 MINERAL ACT, 1896. Ortifu-utc of ImprovementH. G. K. Simpson, Prop. TAE1B Hlitin-iilc. the llntcH ami rlnces nl' Courts of Assi/t-.Msi l»rliiH, Oyer anilTcniiln- t>r unil Gt.uc-ral Gaol Del! very for tho yenr Is'.lli, KALI. AS8IZE8. Cllnlnn Tluirsiliiy 21th Boptombor lllclillcld Hominy, 281 li Soptombor h'unilniips Monday, Ath Ootobor l.j-llnn Kl-lilay, llllillclnliel* Vornon Hominy, 121 li Ootobor Now Weslnilsltii' Tuesdny,lli-d Novombor Vancouver Hominy, mli Novoinbor Vlctorln Tuesday, if Hi Novombor Nnnnlniii Tuesdny, 211 b Novombor Slttlngi of llio County Court of ifnlo .vill be In lllicll us follows I Al Midway, Nnv. II, infill, Al (Isiiyniis. Nnv. 7, 1800. Al Ibe hull" uf eleven o'clock ill the fiironiHin By command, 0, A. n, l.AMlil.Y, < ..,v i-r nt oillcc. Osoyoos, II. ('. 0. August Mb, HUB. MINERAL ACT, 1896. Certificate of Improvements. NOTICK. This Wah Kaoi.k MinekaIi T'i.aim. Situated In Greenwood Camp In tho Keltic River Mining Division of Vale District. AKK NOTICK thai wo 1 froo minor* rcvliflniU- Nn. 65287, Roborl Honzlor, . mm TlmtniiK 1). JohlWOH, (fOO ininer's cortlflcftto Nu. li^llH, inlonil. sixlv doj'H frmn llio dnlt' horonf, to apply to llio Mlnfiig Itocordorfor n corUflcntoofimprovoraenta fm* tlio piirpn»o uf obtaining n Crown granl to tho above claim. Ami furthor tako notice tlmt action, under Bootlon 37t musl be commenced hoforo tbe is- suattce nf fluoii oTtiiioHtc uf Improvemonte, Dated thin 25tb daj uf AngtHt, is%. 1 VERNOBT, B, C JOHN HAVERTY & CO. Proprietoi-ai, This large antl well equipped brewery has lieen re-opened under new management and will supply Beev, Ale aitsi ^o^-fcex* Of unsurpassed quality and at prices which will be found satisfactory to the public Special Attention Given to Orders from tie Boundary Creek Country NACONDA HOTEL ANACONDA, B. C. Visitors tiillii- Boundary Oreek Mining Camps, Stop nt lbs Anaconda Good Table - Good Beds - Good Liquors - Good Stabling N. Tholl, 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 SI'O K A N E FA I! " , P. <), Hox 582, Wast.ingloi) notice. Tut: DUNOEK Minkiial Claim. Situate In Providence Camp, Kettle River Mining Division of Yale District. TAKK NOTICE Unit I, James Sutherland, froo miner's ooi-Utli-aii* Nu, 80,141, uml Itobcrl Wood, free minor'* nurliltcaa1 No 41WJ5, Intend, sixty days from ibo dato hereof, to apply to Lhe .Mining UooimlerforaoerUtloato of improvonionta. for tbo purposo of ubmining a Crown grant nf ilm above olntm, And furthor take notico that action, under scotlon ST. must lu* iiiiiimi'iiiTil before tho issiiiiiicii uf such corttflcate >>f imiirovuiiiuntK. Dated this mi h day uf Augimt, l.S'Ki. 'ih MINER AL ACT. Certificate of Improvements. IffOTIOB. Tiik Oko DkNoho Minkkal Cuim. Situate In the ettle River Mining Division of Yale District. TAKK NOTICE that I, W. A. Corbett, froo minor h oortlftcato No. _i\m, intend, nlxty days fiuiii .hi; dale bnroof, toaimly to tho (inld ('iiiniiiisf4'iiiiu'fnrii.-'orlilloaloi)flinpn)vunioiit8 fm' llu* ii'ii'imsc uf iiliiainiiiK it crown want lo tbo abovo claim. And furt tier take notico, tliat aitvcrRo elulntR must bo KOlit' to tht; tiold ('iniiiMissiimi,r unil action commenced bt'fnro thu iiMmnew «f said cortiflcato ol Iihih'ovoiuuiiIk. Dated this Mt day uf July, 1806, '25 MINERAL ACT, 1896. Cortiflcnto of Improvements. NOTIOB. Tub MoMitiHOs MiNKitAi, Claim. Situated In Imadwood Camp, Boundary Mountain, In the Kettle River Mining Division ot Yalo District. fpAKK NOTlGfi that 1,0, D'B. Oroon, agent x for the Morrison Gold Mining Company, froo minors certificate No. MliVi, Inlend, nlxl.y days fnnn tho dnlc horoof, tn apply lo the Mining UocordiT fn* a oortltlojiU' or luiprovo- montH, for tho purposo of obtaining a Crown grant in tho ubove i'lniiii. And furthor luko notico thut udlon, undor section37, musl bo commenced before lho Ih. Buanco of Bnoh cortiflcato of Improvomonts, Datod this 2nd day of Soptonihor. IWM. 1 MINERAL ACT, Osoyoos, B. Thos Fetherston, 'ropnetor. The Hotel is Situated on Shore of Osoyoos Lake. aad FisKiii\g. Kruger Mountain Mines closo by. HALF WAY KETTLE RIVER VjlETWEEN^*-* Marcus and Bouudary Gmfc Points -STAGE .STATION AND- GOOD HOTEL ACCOMMODATION Best Brands Lipors and Cigars George Bdwni'dfj - - Proprietor i KM IFIOATE OP IMPBOTHNBNTB. KTCi'MOB. ! Thk Alice Mineiui. Claim. Situated n Long Lnlte Camp In the Kettle River ti'lni,([ r,vision of Yale District. TAKE NO! li IE Unit f, V. Wollnston, agont fur Sir t'. rlt, lti.HR, free minor's ooHtncAto No. Hum), intern),'sixty ilnys from thoilato horoof, to apply tt, 'in Mining Hoeorder for a cortiflcato of Improvements, for lho purpose of iil.liili.inK a Crown grant to tho abovo olalm. An.l further tnlic notico that notion, nnilor Hculmii .17, iniiKt, hr commonood boforo tho Ir* HUiinac nf Kiii-li (.'i'i'! illcnti. uf IniprovnllicntB. Unlet lliis 7th .lay ol Septomlior, I8IW. 1 NOTICE, In the Matter of I us Hamlin, Deceased. TENDEHH will l,o received by tho un.lor-. slgno.1 up lo noun on tho lath day of No- ri'inbor, ISKI. lor the purohnse of the following nilnein olr.nns. Hit.iule near Ornlld KorkR, In Kellle HI- er Mining Ilivltii.li of tho Dlatrict of Iftlo, viz.: The '■ Pusaill,. "Unin<lnianin'H nustlo,1' " titllo Hello I, iiu..."nn.l tho "Coon," 0, A.B.liAMBIiY, Hold Conimissiuuor, THROWN OUT BY THE JUDGE. As Everyone Expcrteil, The Forgery ClIKCB lli-l-e llsaiiiissi-ll by 'uilfre Walkoin. Vernon, Oct. 14.—Tin- grand jury found n trim liill in Qniwn v. Lucy, Keightly, Humphreys nml Lind, The accused elected to lie tried without, a jury. Five witnesses were examined, the object, lieing to ascen- tuiu if a verbal consent, had been given by Atkinson to the defendants to sign bill nf sale. This the jiiil-je detel mined had been given, Judge decided no forgery had been committed, and the prisoners were dlicliarged, The document, under ihese circuin- became valid, and a true transfer had been iniide. , ►•-. ■ LOCAL ANI) DISTRICT. 0. L, Thomet Is Inking in the Vernon fair, W, II. Norris Is nl Vernon Inking in tlle fair, W, 0. McMynn is nl Vernon iitli-iiil- illg tlie iihsiz.es. 1. A. Diiisuiore, provincial constable at Grand Forks, was in Midway Friday on business. A. Nelson of Kiunloops was in llie district last week looking up n place in whicli to start business. The report of the races and other Vernon news left over until next issue to make room for local news. W. B. Rickards, acting townsite agent, reports considerable activity in real estate during the [inst week. Ed. Driscoll, general merchant Car- sou, passed through Midway Sunday on liis way to the Vernon fair. A. K. Millhorp left Wednesday for Rosslnnd where lie will start in business as au architect and ilriiuglilninaii. G, Morgan, who has been a resident, of Midway for the past six months, left last week for Trout creek where he will winier, G. Shin-son has given up lhe Golden Gale hotel at, Fairview, nnd 111 all probability he will move down to Boundary creek and start in business. At. Okiinagan Fulls Mr. .Snodgrass has all the uiaierial ready for lhe erection of a Hue hotel, which hei'imti-ni- pliiles getting ready for tho spring trade. G. 1*. Mcdiidily is en-cling a two- story addition to his hotel nearCainp McKinney, and will at the nexl silling of llie (.-...ut apply for a retail liquor license. Mr. and Mrs. Neilsun, who have been visiting .Mrs. Kcilfer of Anaconda fo some lime, have gone to Rossland. Ml Nellsouisa prominent mining man of Mexico. « Customs Officer Kruger of Osoyoos is in town spending a few days with his family. Mr. Kruger reports considerable activity In mining ou Krugei mountain. T. McAuley of the Midway hotel left on Sunday last lo visit the Spokane fair. While out Mr. McAuley will go up to Northport to inspect, somo min iug property in whicli he is Interested. J. McNicol, general merchant Midway ami Anaconda, is taking in the Spokane fair. He will he gone about a month, nud intends taking a tour through the Kootenay country l.tfore returning. Dr. Bell-Irving, of Vancouver, represent ing the Alliance Prospecting Syndicate (English capital), spent lhe past week visiliutr llu- camps iif the district. He thinks very highly of the prospects of Boundary, and is coming back this fall, The doctor was returning from a trip lo flu. Slocan, where his company has made large Investments, Forbes M. Kerl.y, (J. E„ has received instructions In goon at once with survey of irrigating ditch to supply Midway townsite and the Murray and Sullivan ranches with waler from Boundary creek. Tenders will be called for on completion of plans. With an assured water supply, Midway may now In. considered the best, residential point in lhe lower country. The Townsite company are to lie congratulated upon their awakening from a long sleep. A large number of cheques have lately been received ill. the government office, Midway, from ihe United Slates lis payment for records, transfers, ptc, These should l.e made out for 25 cell I s more than llu- requisite fee, the bank exchange being 25 cents. Heretofore the recorder has paid the two bits out of his own pocket nnd wrilleii lo the parlies of the shortage, lind in many cisi-s received no answer. In future lhe cheques, will be sent hack unless Iheir face value covers the bunk exchange. 0, II. Melville shot a bear last week. He uud Dan McOliuig were on a hunt- trip together, and here i.s Dan's de- script ion of tbe engagement: "Charley and I were nosing around the hills looking for mule deer or anything else that needed killing, I guess I was about lot) yards away when I heard Charley's cannon commence talking. Then I heaul a bear speak in an ex* filed tone. Guessing there was going to be some fun, I thought I might just hs well drop around and referee (he scrap. You know a Wounded hear nnil Illl old bear hunter arc the most suspi- ous animals in (he |world—one's afraid the other's going to cot and run for it. When I sighted Charley and the heal they were aboul. 125 yards apart—both excited, talkellve and hot as Masses— the hear getting oyer the fallen limber as fast as possible, and Charley just a humping himself over the logs between shots, towards the bear. Charley telling the bear where the next bullet would hit, and lhe hear telling Charley there would be nothing left of him hut the remnants of an Irish brogue. When within about thirty fuel of each other, both slopped, Charley on top of n fallen tree and tne bear on another Interspersed with a voluble How of pure Anglo Saxon, Charley informed lhe bear that lhe next shot would lake effect right in the eye. Not to l.e outdone ill oratory, lhe bear started on a description of how lie was going Io to fragmentize Charley, The ot-ntlou was fatal to the hear, Charley plugged biin iii ilie eye, according to previous notification. The bear died, lle was 8 feel fnnn lip to lip and weighed less Iban half a Ion, MINING NOTES. Twenty men are now at work oil the Victoria, constructing buildings, etc It Is Intended lo .run a tunnel on the claim lo lap lhe vein al a depth of 100 feel. The parties having the Old England under bond arc expected in a tew days to make the final arrangement for lhe transfer of lhe property. The Old England Is situated near Camp Mc. Kinney. On the south fork of Rock creek, Copelanil k York are taking good pay out of Iheir placer claim. As soon as winier sets ill lhey will turn their attenlion to the developinenl. of their quarlz property located near the same creek. Five men are placer^ mining on Wliiteuian's creek, on tbe west side of Okaungaii lake. Two claims are being opened up with drains, which are in ahout 20M feet iu length. Those drains will he carried on until bed-rock is reached, and if it is not found possible to do so by this means, then shafls will be sunk, A small amount nf pay is being derived from the gravel now passing through the sluice boxes. A new strike of rich ore has been iii.nl.. on tiie Maple Leaf claim In Camp McKiuney. Air. Lynch, lhe owner, has recenlly heen carrying on development, and instead of working in lbe old shaft, he opened up new ground about aiJO feet fuilher west, Afler running an open uul for aboul 21X1 feel, he came upon lbe ledge, and on sinking a few- feel, encountered the richest ore that, has ever lieen taken out of lhe claim. The Maple Leaf is on the same vein as llle fan.,ills Caiiboo mine, The Big Windy on Eholt Creek has paused into the hands of New York capllalisls, (!. L, Thomet aud Spencer Beiiiieruiau had inleresls in Ibis claim. The Fremont, iu Providence camp, iinui her of Mr. Thoinel's claims, and the Highland Chief in Smith's camp, have also been sold lo the same parlies. Mr. McLean owned a half interest iu the Highland Ohelf, Mr. Hotfinier made the purchase on behalf of lhe New York people, and he was introduced lo our camps only a few days ago l.y Mr. Shallonlierger. Lust summer a Hit was raging on the west fork of Rock creek, and everyone deplored lhe destruction of timber, It would .sei-oi, however, some good would come out of ll, as the country having been cleared, ininers have been able lo prospect the ground, with the result thai, some fifteen or twenty claims have l.eeu staked and recorded. One of the first discoveries made was IheCanieroiiian, and lhe owner, Alex, Cameron, is now developing his properly liy driving a tunnel, which will lap the ore body al a di pill of 200 feet. From the appearance of the ore llle cluim is liable to he a very valuable one, as assays from surface rock, in gold, silver and copper, ainouiil to -jM per iuu. Many of the claims surrounding the Caiiieronian are owned by Vieloria people, and no doubt he- fore long a goud deal of work will In- done on Ihem, A report was current in the early part of last week llial work was to he discontinued on lhe Weir properties, but rich strikes having been made ou the Mother Lode and No. 7, tl is probable that work will be pushed in.ire vigorously I hall ever. The strike in the No. 7 is of extra.irilliinry richness, the ore lieing a solid galena rich in horn silver, and carrying aboul pill in gold lo the ton. The ore of llle No. 7 was always known lo be of Iiiiii grade bill this strike iu solid ore at a depth of 1110 feet bus demonstrated bey..ml a doubt its richness, iiutl that Central will be one of Ihe great camps of lhe province. The No. 7 has a surface showing of S00 feet iu width and al) high grade ore. Its position geologically is a perfect example of a contact vein. The present holders of lhe bond nu this properly are not, allowed by the owners to ship ore until the bond is paid in full, otherwise lhe present holders would probably haye been hipping long ago-even ut the large xpense entailed in doing so. It is said lo l.e the iiite.ilion »f the management to erect works wil bin a short dial-Mice of the mint), they having up- plied for two mill sites. This is hul another Instance that the mines of Boundary Increase In value with depth, Send Tour Order to Lequime k Lloyd-Jones For Implements, Wagons, Buggies, Sleighs Etc., Etc. Flour and Feed, Hay and Drain, A Number of Cheap Farms for Sale from $4 to $50 an acre, well improved. Lequime & Lloyd-Jones. Kelowna. McKENZIE, BURNS & MITCHELL Bricklayers, Stone Masons and Plasterers. Boundary Falls, B. C. Estimates furnished upon ap- prication for all kinds of work. Brick, Lime and other material kept constantly on hand. J. W, l<EED, WATCHMAKER and JEWELLER MIDWAY, B. C. ' Fine Watch Repairing- a Specialty, All Work Warrtllltcil. o3-2m ABMSTR01 HOTEL. H. KEYES, Prop. Good Accommodation, Best Liquors and Cigars. Fii-st-Class Stabling. ARMSTRONG B. C. Job Printing, 'THE ADVANCE." AT THE-**— ANACONDA.. SAWMILL . . . ANACONDA, B. C. You will find at reason able prices all kinds of Rough and Dressed Lumber ings,ie, A Call Solicited. A. R. TILLMAN, Prop. WANTED AT ONCE 2,500 MEN In tho Boundary Crook District to know Ihnttho Ma Vista Fruit Raneh KELOWNA, B. O, For -■".'■ — I APPLES I PEARS 1 PLUMS Ha HAH.iSi^lUliH.iHAH.iili T.I TtlT.li.lT.IT.IT.ITST.IT.i Write for Prices ti, J. L PRIDHAM, CREEK HOTEL . . . MOUTH OK HOCK I'UEKK. EC. ri«.*.B»x€lriBrlx, Wl-g-xv K.llMT-l.l.AHS ACCOJ.1MOI..ITION Kl.lt Ul'KSTH. GOOD STABLING crKxoelloiit Mining on K1.11I0 Rlvor,.** H. WRIGHT Anaconda, B. C. Orders by stago strictly attended to. Address Anacanda Mercantile Co's store. YOU CAN GET A Good Meal for35cat Anaconda, li, C. S. A. IH k CO, (Successors lo It. N. Taylor) Columbia street. Greenwood city, it. o., has opened with a nice stock of Groceries, Cigars, Tobacco, Stationery, etc, A call is respectfully solicited. OLSON &PHELAN 1). MoDUFF General Blacksmith, MIDWAY, B. C. All Kinds nf Work Kxecnlod lo the Satis- faction of l-uitoninrit. SITUATION WANTED. An oxpcrlenei-il cook and housekeeper ilcHirci. a situation. For parliculun. and rofcreni.es apply in person or by letter to MRS. W _ LYONS, 2i. Okanagan Falls. 11. c. F. B. JACQUES, Watches, Clocks and Jewelry. Spectacles and Silverware. REPAIRING A SPECIALTY. VERNON, B. C IS Vernon, B. C. Keep a Klr-.t-l.lanK stock of Drugs, Chemicals, Patent Medicines and Toilet Articles Prompt and Careful Attention GIVEN TO— MAIL ORDERS. iWrOKKICK BOX 111. NOTICE. NOTICK is heroby nlven Ihal sixty days afterdate, I inlend to apply to the Ohlof Commissioner of Lands nnd Works for per* mission to purchase the following lands, situated in the Osoyoos division of Vale distriet: All the unoccupied portion of the wost half of section 1!), township (18, and all lhe unnoou* pied portion of the cast half of scetinn 'ii, township 67. JOHN CAMPBELL, July 4th, 18911. 2fi NOTICE. NOTICE is hereby given that*- sixty days from dale, 1 intend applying lo tho Chief Commissioner of Lands and Works for permission to purchase Lhe following tract of land, situated in the Osoyoos division of Yalo district, and more particularly described as follows, viz.: The north half of section 27 and tho south half of seelion ill, township St, 00tt* Slating of GUI acres. VV. II. NOItltlS. Midway, Sept 1,1800. 27 J. McNICOL^ Dealer in General IMCe-pcli.et.xi.di'se-' AOENT FOR THE GIANT POWDER COMPANY, SAN FBANCISCO, Powueii Maqazinh at Anaconda. ps sooniii. MIDWAY AND ANACONDA B. C, THE NATIONAL MATTE SMELTER. RENDELL & CO. GENERALS ^MERCHANTS Greenwood City and Boundary Falls, B, C. BOUNDARY FALLS HOTEL, Boundary Falls, B. C. j. a*, wh PBOPRIITOB. Centrally Located Stopping Place for Three Different Stage Lines. No Trouble or Expense Spared to Make Guests Comfortable. Strictly First-Class and Charges Moderate. Best Brands Lipors and Cigars Good Stabling, GREENWOOD CITY^- Is I lu-C'mitrnlTo«'ii|iinil Supply Point of the Boimditi'v Ori-ek Mining Camps. From this Neiv Town mails Iriul to the Greenwood, Deadwood, Copper, Summit, Long Lake, Skylark, White and Atwood, Wellington and Smith Camps. Lois are S.'lliii({ Freely nnd 11 n Oood Inii-stnipiit. Kor Prii'i- of Lots nnd Oilier Information, Address ROBERT WOOD, Greenwood Olty, Buumkry Greek. B, ('. Or Apply to Agents, C. F. Costerton, Vernon, B. C. A. K. Stuart, Vancouver, B. C. AI'HAt TN VI, AM) SIMH.K MKTIIOO of matting sulphide ores, nuchas nickel, Coppor. K"M and silver ores, In localities where lend ores and fuels are ncarce and almost unattainable, our pvrltlo. water Jackotod Matte Sin.ilinr Ini*., li.-i-ii rcCOgnlxod with highly satisfactory results, and has boon thoroughly tested on various pvritlc, sulphide and arsenide oros, iu capacity of 2 to 80 tons nf oro per day. Il Is tho most practical, cheapest, and simples! method of gold und silver ore mall inland run* eentnitliig that is known to-day. IL requires no extraordinary skill, no lend ores, no lluxlug material, and no fuel of any kind for the smelter after it Is slarled. The sulphur in the ore Is Its natural fuel only, and itseost has no comparison with any other process of concentrating. We are prepared to furnish any size or capacity plant complete to substantial minim* people, sot it up and furnish our men lo run it for them on easy payments. Prices and spoctfl* cations furnished wiih references and tesii- mnnialsoii application. National Ore & Reduction Co. 572(1 Choltenham Avenue, HL l/mls. Mo. Manufacturers of Furnaces -vn it- Nickel, Copper, Cold, Silver and Lead '-15*1 OBBS. NOTICE. Iiosl, near Dog Ijikc, two li--iit gray work horses, one branded with a circle S ■>» left shoulder, and tlie other branded S I with a U bar under on left shoulder. Any one returning said horses lo Mr. Snodgrass, Okanogan Kails, will receive a reward of $.20 from the owners. K, JOHNSON. 25 F. 0OQDNER, W. B. PATON Mm»m»»+»mo»»«>MMMM»mm*m»»»m*>»»'>»< t ..FURNITURE..! * .♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦*>♦♦♦♦♦♦♦■ 1 GreenniT-ood City. GREENWOOD CITY . . . . G. E. SEYMOUR A CO., Pro STRICTLY FIRST-CLA' S Snt-ATKii os TIIK Mais Hn.n to I'ori'KU, iikai'11'i...h. SKV1.UIK. gbkbnwo loot Terms: $1.60 to $2.50 per Dai I.AKK ASI. OTIIKII HllOS'llAIIV ClIBKK ('AMI'S. HOTEL KALEMALK. - - - VERNON, B C. - ■ - PADMORE & PEEI^S - - - PEfOPHIETOI THE LEADING HOTEL IN THE INTERIC KETTLE RIVER MINING DIVISION. Record of Mineral Locations for lhe Woek Ending October 13. 1896. urroiiEK H. Hill Top, Wellington uiunp, A. 8. Bltu-k. S|.iiili-d Horse, Proyidonce ciinip, A, ti. Black. M.uiiituln Vi.'iv, Mill creek, I. A. Diiisiiini'e. Toledo Xiiii.iii.il, llniivn's eninp, II. Hiiffinnn. i —- ■ . ft Golden Reef, ' inlci.l't, A. ll.ll-v.. heeli to Siinin* V. ('begum. . Tiger :: iulerest, li. II. Han.ill io 11 i "*,, ' W W.ili,*.-,. lliu. il Hitch, i Interest, 11. II. I Hiiuiill toG. W. Walli'i's. | I'lill'iiik, 1 interest, Sinn. .I.'iis.'ii in i V\ e have commenced IhiMiiainilactufe ol 1'lotir and are in H;B Hull." Oy nl lli .ui, ;, interest S.-ini Jensi.li, ABANDONED, OOTOBEB 8. ti. P., Providence cnmp, I). A, FLOUR We Handle Hardware and Hardware Only. ARMSTRONG & LAWDER M ii Hull in ■ ['le business to stay, and we now offer the following brands for sale: I Unitarian, XX XX, Strong Bakers and Superfine. Also Bran, Shorts and Chopped feed. Patronize Home Industry and keep the money in lhe dis- Iriiii Queen, Kh-.lt creek, Jnines hrook. RiUlmi-dsoii, OOTOBEB 12. Sonunil, ('lurk's i-ria-k, E, Clark and \ tit. M.-iniiii-. Central cnmp. Clement ' t|-ji:L ()ur |]oul- |las ])Qf.n pronounced the superior of any 110W M. F, Biennis. ! Vuchi-I-, KOOTENAY OIL FIELDS. U I* (t'rii. i ii uial), (iritiiilt* mountain, wnshingti.',., Brown's creek, w.s. I 0nen{ lhll vurio.is rdsonrefs of Knstl Okanagan Flour Mills Company, Ltd. manufactured in British Columbia, tare, - Tinware - ani - Stoves AMAMS-1DA, B. C. iii DLTOBEH II Wn,ulslink, KiiiiIii | Kootenny Vi'iiillng for dcvclopuicni i* "*,"' ., the petroleum-finlnd in ill" Fliilheud 1,'l'lv llllllli, I), l ■.;,,', „ valley, iii ilu- wnillieustl'in porlion of i tins dlslrlcl, Tin-, i.a n si-i-lion ol' ciiimli-y bul liifl.- sepiu-iiled froui ilu dlslrlel liy ii high 1'iiiige of nionntiiitis, Tin. iiiii urn I out Icl uf Ihu valley is Armstrong, B, C. M i A ii Inn. Empress, Oopper cnmp, 0. II. Uur. Innil. Brandon (frncltnuul),I(iiiihci'lyrniup T. A. Ii;i, Innil. Region (fi'iictlumil,) Long Luke, T. , ,,.,,■ , ,, , , .lnuii llu- l-i.illii'iul iivi-i inlo .Mouluuii . A. (iiiil.iiiil. , ,, lUT.IIIKII 1(1. I 1111.1 III.' II.'ill..sl I'llilt'OlllI IS Ilia (-.-.'ill i Imperial, Scull lecu It Clark. Northern. 801111. years ngpnilcnliou Golden Q 11, Di-nilwnod .,,,„■,, |-', ' wnsoullcd in lliis section lliriuigh the W, Power uud Alex, Grelg. 1 "ii'llngof crndii oil in llu- possession of Crockery, Glassware, Shelf and Heavy Hardware, Bellows, Anvils, Heating unil Cook Stoves, Woodenwnri., Basil mul Doors, Paints und Oils, hus lieen scli-rled to ineet the i'ei|uii-eiiients of tlio country, uud will ho found most complete. S-peoifa/ltbies Gi.li- Iii, Grand Forks, F. Col.org. Sloi.y Indians, who ,1 ally limit,.,) i^-m^^T^mT^^ ; J» 1 lu this vnlley, and lhey ivere induced %)(,£ j ■,'-.;-■---' to show soinii iniuei's where lhey oh- gffa THE FUTURE Jessop's Sieel (any size); San Francisco Powder, Caps and Fuse ; Miners' Outfits, _l Any order in the Tin or Iron Line will secure our Pi-otnpl nnd Ourefiil Attenlion ul n Reasonable. Figure. §P I Armstrong & Lawdor, ik Hardware, Tin and Stove Men, Anaconda. ¥ i tffl Alaliutiiii, Hopper cuuip, Uhurlis I" lliis valley, and lhey were 1 Brown, Tnlly-llo, Welling cuuip, John (J Oliier't, Ainu, Skylark cimp, John (I. Ohlurl ; eoiiipluinls of all kinds. Tbe nurfni c mJS iii'i'oiinu 12. : iu.li. ul inns nn'g I, and IwiulllTeri-iit Vvrji luiiu-.l the oil, which the Indians were WMjJ iu Ilm lialiil of using us a lueillelne for: AfjflS ttlM if iii'i'oiinu 12. ; in.li. ul inns nn. g I, and Iwiulllteri-nt JhrfftJ Wiiuetn, Norlh Fork, P. B. Liiiiiilxfl1"'1"1™'''»•' hnvo hero oliluliii-d ut\WBS, nml (J, Grain. Klslineeiui creek, 11 shorl distance "M Iff Silver Basin, Norlli Fork, F, 11. "".'ll' oMlic Internal i.inul lioiintki-y I |ggg AU Liiiinlz, lint tier. Hunter's eninp, F.ll l.aniii/, Don, Musl Fork, ('luis. Granl. Buckskin, G ren wood eanip, 11. S. McKenile, Evergreen (frucllonal), Grceuwiiod cuuip, 1). S. "ilelConzlc, Payinnsler, Wesl, Foi-k,[;J. 0. linns. octobEB Hi burns freely mi ignition. Some of Ihis Times, Skylark camp, II. Lainh. ! "N K '" ""' '.''"lo'-.ir.il liinstfum al RAILWAY, MINING AND ffi ■ «#? ft-8M § jftniisti Livery, Feei and Sale State •■ najSl Hue, A hliiek oil similar to lhe Pi-liu- fy/fl sylvniiln nnd Ohio oils is f.iund, On.'jJjftjt; Sage creak, s - eiglll uiiles 1101 ill, 'ftVia I here Is found nn nil ilm is neurly nJgSu pur.., of n light yellow color, wiilch BMg. will burn in a liiiup us ii comes from SJUM IB fie Kettle live? IIT! _m Good Single and Double Drivers, and llS Gentle Saddle Horses. S Mi No, 11 (friicliulinl), Hum.buy Full* Otlnivn, ,-nti*.'il ennsiderab ! lui'iit uml i-oiiinu'iil. uml ilicgrnuuil. ci..,- by there is natural \jm* Lf)ts on gasv Terms to Actual Residents. giiseseupiiiK from the liimrork, whini ••'n*^ ,—^.,-^„.,,—:-,.,...,.-„--.„,..-*_.,^-,---v--=:--.~--,,,-..-^.~ria. fep For Particulars Apply to 8 :'\ i • •■ - M-lll _±1H2EL ""'"" --±££3 ft ai* "' * Fll,ls' '■ ^^C^^XJi^^ SB j -•B-c- M,m.,„,,„,i, || GHllei-lug Fnr, Kinibi-rly cninp, M. j ps"*! "it-'Ht, niitiln n[specinl I rip lo "ie fifjfcl ''' "' 11 San. Is, ' Tvnlley.unil wns s„,-|,rlse,l I, 1 I ^^J^r*"'■'■T"^"''!:^"!::= - ^^^^'^^i «.".e Kiuili'ly cn„,„, M, alciigi'iiuine iindnlsolhii, i, ,;,a tadj^^^; ^^-._ ;_■',_, m^WSSBM PftC!( 1-sOfiSES AND GUSBSS FURNISHED HUNTING PARTIE9 GOURLAY AND JONES, PROPS. ni j uiuuu xuinu, ji. l-'. i-'oi.oi.'R, I'ltuPun-'/roi;. I c. M Aeeoiiiodation anil Moderate Charges. E3"ta> C31s.i3iL©*3© X. Hull unil S. ,1. Jenson. in !l"' 0' Il'i'in ft.i-nmlhm, whicli wm Uldhuek, Kiiulierly cninp, l.nni. .1. s lll"'K ""known, us nil the oil Jetisen- Ileitis recenlly iliscoveri-d have lieen In Oyiiiliinii, Kiinl.i-rly cunip, SI. D. Tieillon liniesloue. Direclly .due easl ft.,]] | of .Sage creek, lllld on III isleni slope Wiuei'ly, ICiiuborly l-uuip, U. ti. Collins uml .Iaiui A. Crawford. OBHTIKICATKS Of WllUK. OOTOBEIl 8. Uiinntlii, Win. Hall. Buck, Jnini's lilcliirdson, Green Moiintiiin, ,ltitnes lilchui-ilsm Loin King. Win. Hall, Pi-ssiidoiiii, ,1, M, OToole, Fl Puso, .1. .ll. OToole, 'Tunnel, F, VV, McOarrcn, Parugiiii, .1. M. in'-...le. Suowshiic, li. Delizlrr. OOTOHEH I). Loulsii, Hugh Mt-IOivi'ii, Wiiple Leaf, Hugh Mcl'iven, Puss Creek, Hugh McUwnn, Vai i-ooier, Hugh SIcEiven. OCTOHEIt 11). Utipllcnte, Win, Sliuw. iputarin, Win, Siuuv. Inni Chief, Geo, Heiiilerson, Golden Eagle, Goo, Henderson, Broken Hill. .I'liii Holm. Wibl Rose, A. II. Highland. TBAJfSt'KUB, iif lhe luiilil ridge of llie Rocky luoi'lll lams, in Alberta territory, ibi-re nre pleiily of siiia'ace indications iif crude oil, .And the llndlllg of these itiilii'n* lions over a large tll'eil, llllll ill thuisilinc fnriiuiliiin, would go lo show llial lliere is a large oil Held naming capital to develop It. And we. mny expecl Ilinl iu III.' mail fill ilm lbe oil lialds in Ensl Kootenny will be knmvniill over lhe world.—Fort Steele Prespt'cloi-, T P.MoLEOU, Barbistbr, Solioitob, E'l'l Akaconoa, H. C. GRAND FOR f'fti iT*\ ¥ a a jl H STRICTLY © Gr3Pisi.Ta.ua GEO. P. MiMS, Proprietor. :r?ox?Z2~s3 ES. C. ST QI.ASS. JERM8 IB 160 AND $2*00 PER DAY* g.-jrA ■•. ng* -j: '.-.—••:- - -— * .-o.--.~-7--. Prospcetors' Livery, M and Sale SialiluS Finest brands of Wines, Liquors and Cigars. Livery and Feed Stable in Connection. Saddle Horses a Specialty. EOUMDAEY HO MIDWAY, KETTLE RIVER. First Class Accommodation, (loud Slubling, Terminus of Stage Line From Marcus, Washington. McAULEY & LUNDY, Proprietors. n~r "Ki ii'.-;t.'.i.vj*''''wt * Grand Prairie Hotel CARSON, KETTLE RIVER, I). ('. Itoate in tie Immediate Vicinity of tlie Bonndfipy Creok Mines. Grand Forks, il. 0., Below the Bridge. Livery Teams, Saddle and Pack Horses oni Laiios' Saddle Horses Fire,eInssaccommodation^;u:^lin, Publi, sta,eLines U''I J] 5 I "f 'I : i : liay, GrEiii! and ^;cc-J foi* Sa^o. j to Midway and Marcus, Wash. Blacksmith shop in connection, ill! Lllllll!Teaming °* AU Kinds a Specialty.Imclarenbros. .... proprietors If you wunl lo poinl up n cabin, ! plaster a house or luiilil a fuuiiduli.m, I call for lime nt hi 1,1 III I—*r-*a."=s«c^;-~ Geo. T, Wells' Lime Kiln OCl'OHUH II. Ceuler, all inleresi, Otto Dillier lo Ii G, 'I'll.in.psoll, I I!..bin Ailnir, 1 inleiesl,.!. K. John- ] son to (I, |{. Peltyjolin, OlDre, Ueiulell k Go's Slot' Lend King,! inleresi, 0, F, Hninllii Boittidai-y Fulls, II. i I., il. 11.,uiiin. OOTOBEIl S. New .luck of Spudes, t\ interest, F, i\\ Kei'liy In Uio.iienl Vueher, .,*,,,..,, , , . . , ATOTirMia horroby given Mail, iixtv days New .lack ol Similes, muse J inleresi, pi\ afl«r ilnlo lioroof,lliitinidliinpiily to tlio Forbes M. lierby tu Cle.neu; Vacher; il-..'.roi.l.; u-.. ■•I.i. t ^i'.iiiiiiii.-iioii-,- ,i Uiuls anil .1. JL, I. II. (lire. Aiiu-i ii mi Eugle, i interest,.I, Diifor loll. W. Ilieks. NOTICE. Iron unil sixty ucros. inure in- li KtlUllto ill llicllaiijnaa lilvlslnllllf Villi- District, ina,.'i'i.aaa..,. al Hriilsh Cnlumbtn, vl«.i L-ommgncli-K in Il.o norlli worn nor ,, ,, nnrlh west inii'i'ter uf Rocliuii nliinlnnn, loivi Hulller, "i interest, 11. I, lonuiln toUhlinlstyjilKlit, running tlmnco north lii'onl ftirty cliulns, llicnuo hoiuIi iilxly chnlns, mon) or loss, lu llio -lh bank ,if ICelllurlvor, llioiicosn n i...i'lh-.i,.'sioily.llrai!* Itnii. I illnii'liig i.ioiinilorbiiis uf river In pnlnl uf onin-iiJii.-oiiionl. llli'.IAIt.i .1. HAVIia. Imtoil MilsISthiliiy nf Ho|iioinlior, Iffl. 2 M!t!E.'!AL ACT. IC93. (I. W. Averill. IIITIIIIMII II. Hamilton, | luloresl, M, I, Robinson In It ('. MeAlllinr. IlllllliltOl), 1 illtl'l'l'al, JI T. H lllillallll lo Jlnry (fiirliiiul. iii'l'iilil'ill HI. liiiplicie, l inleresi, W. ll. Ricknnls: Oef-lUoata ol Improvements. to Wm. Sliuw, < nf ill luloresl, c. II. Biiiwii lo wOTicn. !- F. .Vllllnuis. tiik .luMiio JiiNiiim, cum, VMMhl «"!-, Edwni-dTliiiin toL|ll||U0(. |n Cmw Ctm |n Uio |(olUo C. H. Brown, nivcr Mlnlns Division of Yalo Dlstrlot. UeiilerSlnr, | inleresi, W, Scllllliiclt •--,-.:;>: (jo'l'li i: Mini I. tllnw llHQrecn, in. lo Neil Mrt'iil Clns II,v nod' in-i-iilfni'T. L, luvngo, f.-co minor's nerllll- '" 1,,U ,"1'"1 l "'"'• '"> """-,.,,,. \,.,',i,|. .|.l.l.llai!,.|l.l'i nniina.-.i- F'i/.u Jli-t'a!luui. ,iii.aiii..;\...nviI.ia'.. iid.Hlxirilii-rs'ruiiilhi't.nIo „,, , , , , ii ,, -, herenf, tnunnly lu lho Miu un l-.i-mmlei.for n Ihiirsduv. 1 inleresi, 11. P, lorinil,, u 1Vliii|.i'..ioinciil",for llie purposool to.lo-.ei.il (ii'liiins. iililnliiliiKnl'rowiigmiillolhi iihuveelulm. ,,'.,„.. ,, ,. I l"l I ulher lull., notlaa thnl a ■:,-,,. nudn I >... 11 1 lllicll, I1 Interest, V. 0. Uocliuii H7. ai ho roiiuiii-nrail heforo the Is* VV-,ai,l,i,,.ii I,, 11 il II Ill I sunn (suuli corlltlcntonf Imiiriveiiienli., u.isiiiiiiiii in ii. ii. ii.iinui. i |,.|||,:|||||;7,|, ,i,.,j. of:',-!,:,.,:,!,,.,., lam. i Tiger, il iiileies:, U. 0. Wusllborii to D raiRNIT -^^t_<_(0j_yS!3^~~ CHEAPER THAN EVER AT CAMPBELL BROS. TWO CABMASS JIT ARRIVED -^UPHOLSTERING**— ROSSLAND, B, C, VERNON, B.'ff, -*/V^vv>^v-->w/K/-\^'-^/v\/* --if^.'i *'S*xm****mt'mr^ M*n*Hi +.mcw THE FASHION FEED - LiVipy - |ip - S/ILE - SJ^lBliES GREENWOOD CITY. Always on hand Good Single and Double Drivers, Ladies' and Gentlemen's Gentle Saddle Morses. Pack Horses for Hire. Heavy Teaming at Reasonable Rates. : VEEHOH LIYBRY, FEED AND SALE STABLES _ ftiftfto agawtfawu^ Good single ancl double drivers and saddle horses. Ladies' II. II. Han.ill Josie, 1 Interest, Ed, Dnvls to J, W Young, Ellin-!', J inleresi, ,L 11. Henderson lo 1. ,1. Finns, Yorkshire Luss, J inleresi, C. Ilur rliigluii in Aug. .liicksnii uml .1. E Aiinslrong, MINERAL ACT, 1896. Coi'tllloilto of Improvements, •*xro*rrosi. Till.; bEXIN'OTON MlNBIIAI. Cti.tlM. Sltuato In Conlrol Camp, Kott'c Rlvor Mining Division of Yulo District. AKK NOTICE Mini [, John A, Coryell, lu ,, ,, . i -T-AKI-: -.'i.Tirla Uml l.J.ihn A. c.i-v.-ll. us Svengali, J Intei'e.il, (. Il'irniigluu ( „.„.M r„r ,i. t,,- i..r. tv.-, i-iiiai- . ni a a.. t" Aug,, ksou miiI ,1. E. Ai'iusli'ung ' JM '^'^''.iftft'^: 'ftft:;,'^ Tl'llhv, ' Inleiesl, C. tlurrillglon lo lho Into hereof.t" ana!, lo llio M II. . -a . ... ni i...- fur ilu FHE „.-. f [ rftj".'>. \ y~*i Greenwood City, Boundary Ckeek, B. C jft~\ *; -\ Jt gentle double ancl single drivers and saddle horses. Horses boarded by- the week or month. Box stalls if desired, Horses broken to harness, nnd horses and cattle sold on commission We have jusl opened lhe above hol.-l al Greenwood City, nml ure propnrod In welcoiue guests and provide go.id iiccomiiiodillioil. Hood Cut.'ling. First class Livery Sin hie. Dealer in hay and grain; wholesale and retail. All kinds of heavy teaming attended to. Corner Mission and Tronson sts W. Gardner, Proprietor, WOOD St WESTEI .,,,,,,,,,.,, v.B.& P. B. NELSON OKAN^_ fcj/, Aug Jock, .a nnd,I, !■'.. Vriii-.li, ui Van can now pur I lallls, sldngloi iiiiiI nil oils - a Innil. - -.. - ■. FELOWNA, B. C, * ^«-r*rr'jr^iti«c'-«)*~*ifr,-Kr*r--ciK*a*jri^^ ■'■■ '.ir«>mi■ I iluin'-. bcaiiHfnlly mmlcanil flntolictli window sn-.li, [mlsofUui] iinui iiinf ,ul lliuOknimttttii kwnilll. (tbiiKli mid liamt, Onk'fH !' l-'-iil" mvor clbitrtul flolicUcil nml prim - , . , . , -i. i ||l l|l '.: ' RESERVATION TRADING COY Cnrsun, B, P., nnd Reservation Store, Nelson, Wash. General .v Merchandise And Miliers'Oul Ills ol' nil descriptions, Our stock is large nml complete nnd we believe you will Hnd Our Prices an Object ..ii Fuh
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Title | The Advance |
Publisher | Fairview: Stuart & Norris |
Date Issued | 1896-10-19 |
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Language | English |
Identifier | The_Advance_1896_10_19 |
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Source | Original Format: Royal British Columbia Museum. British Columbia Archives. |
Date Available | 2016-02-02 |
Provider | Vancouver : University of British Columbia Library |
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DOI | 10.14288/1.0309215 |
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