THE ADVANCE. Vol. IX, No. 11. MIDWAY, BRITISH COLUMBIA, MONDAY, JULY 11, 1898. $2.00 per Year. R. W. JAKES, M. 1)., 0, M. I1Y APPOINTMENT RESIDENT PHYSICIAN TO KETTLE RIVER DISTRICT, OFFICE GREENWOOD CITY G ERALD WILLIAMS, M. D„ C. M. VEIINON, 11. C. Latk uk St. Thomas Hospital, London, Kno, QR' WHITE, Graduate of McGill University. FAIRVIEW, B. C. T P, MoLEOl), Barrister, Solicitor, Etc Midway, li. C. ALLAN MACDONALD, BARRI8TER AND SOLIOITOR Of the Supreme Court of B.C. N O T A It Y P V BIil <-', K T O. Vkiinon, B. 0. J MONTEITH Notary Public, etc, Faiuyikw, B. C. U S. CAYLEY, BARRI8TER AND SOLICITOR. QlUNU folllts, B. P F. ADRIAN MEYER, Mining Broicer, Notary Public, Eto. Barnard avr„ Vbunon, b. 0, j K.JOHNSON, Oonoral Oolloollng nnl Iiimirnnoo Agont. Mitioml Malum Uonglil mul Bold, Notary Public, GRAND FORKS B. <'. pOUIIFS Jl. KI'lil'Y. P.L.S., A.M.O.S.C.E., ENGINEER AND SURVEYOR Notary IViiue. Midway, B.O, Bickards, Benerman & Co. MIDWAY, B.C. REAL ESTATE AND FINANCIAL AGENTS. MINING BROKERS. FIRE, LIFE ID ACCIDENT J Ol-IN A, CORYELL, A.M., B.C. A. Civil Engineer, PROVINCIAL LAND SURVEYOR AND DRAUGHTSMAN. Irrigation Projects, Engineering and Survey Work, with Plans and Estimates In any Portion of the Province Immediately Attended to, Maps and Plans or Any Porlion of Osoyoos District nnd Mining Camps of Kettlo River Mining Division. BOUNDARY FALLS. MIDWAY nnd VERH0N- 0. A. Ul'MB, M, A. II. A.Hl B88, M, A, GUESS BROS. Chemists and Assayers Thoroughly familial1 with Kalrvlow ami Boundary Orook Mlnoral Proportion. Proportion Examined. Awaya and Analy-sos nf Ores. PllOlfli Eli;. QRBENWOOD, H. C. 0. T. HODGSON BOUNDARY 0BBB1K Engineering and Assaying Co. Greenwood City, B. C. Assaying: and Analyses of Ore Mines Examined and Reported on Thorough Acquaintance with tho Kottlo Illver and Boundary Creok Mining Dlstriot, mmw&msmm&mi W.T.SHATFORD & CO. I 4 7 ■$ 1 1 \% We carry the largest and p$> best assorted stock in this , ■m section of the district and M sell at prices to suit the 3§| times. . . . ' m ^1 General "/f|| Merchants. "7 7 1 i § I NEW 0001)8 CONSTANTLY ARRIVING, SEND FOB, PRICKS. Rerrjerryber WE ARE AGENTS FOR McCLARY'S FAdOUS STOVES. W. T. Shatford & Co. Fait view. Camp McKinney, Vermin ami Slocan City. IA FLOURING - /HILLS AT VERNON, B. C. MANUFACTURERS OF HIGH GRADE FLOUR Hungarian, Three Star, Strong Bakers, Superfine, —-mim^mm. All produced by the celebrated Hungarian Plansifter system, Try so ne, mad by the only Plansifter mill in the Province. ....WHOLE WHEAT FLOUR A SPECIALLY.,., See That Each Sack is Market! --: R. P. RitliBi & Co, Ml, Proprietors, Victoria. B. C. jj? Good accommodation atthe V i HOTEL PENTICTON I ——— ®) Travelers, Commercial men, Mining' men C® and Sportsmen. (? Terminus of stage \ (£ lines from—**_m yi Fuirview, Osoyoos, Oroville, Wiisli. v* -AND- •) Camp McKinney-, v? Midway, Greenwood, 9) Oiirson, Or und Forks, 7. and Marcus, Wash, 9) •3 (© W. C. HAYWOOD - - - W. L. LEONARD, ©) (ij Proprietors, Penticton, B. C. m) O.K. Flour. Otu* flour has the name of being the Best all-round llour ou the market, try it and you will not use other brands. Our shareholdersgrow the wheat and we grind the llour with the latest inproved milling machinery, OUR brands are, HUNGARIAN, XXXX, STRONG BAKERS, ECONOMY, SUPERFINE, all bags marked "0, K.," and to be had at all the leading dealers from Penticton to Greenwood City. Okanagan Flour Mills Company, Ltd. Armstrong, B. C. M. McCuaig. S, Larsen. JHE RIVERSIDE HOTEL, Is situated uf liuck Crcr-k, B.C., on the main route of travel hetween Penticton and all Boundary Creek points, Stopping place for stages, GOOD FISHING - GOOD HUNTING, BEST OF ACCOMMODATION. McCUAIG & LARSEN, Proprietors. KETTLE RIVER MININO DIVISION. Records for the Week Ending July 7th, 1898. MINHUAI. 1.111' WHINS, JUNK 28. Belcher, Onppei* ramp, K. Spencer, Ni-kyii., fruition, Copper camp, I'l. Spencer, ,11'NK'2I), 1'iiiiriiiaii, Oanyun creek, I". Darragh and .1, Murphy, Toronto Buy, Canyon creek, Wesley Phillips, (lulil Coin, Canyon creek, Wesley Phillips. Leoon, Canyon creek, Mrs, I, h L. Oolehronk. JUNE 80, Golden Slipper, Nicholson creek, 0, Stooke, Golden Rule, Nicholson creek, Juo. Gilliin. Hose, Nicholson cieek. ,lno. (lillun. Giant Copper. Nicholson creek, Jnu. Gillan, ji; i.y 2. Tenderfoot, Lung Luke cainp, A. 8. Kerr. Lilly, Skylark ciunp, I*. McVlcar, D.iniinioo, Dead wood camp, J. G, Wallace. JULY 4. Cumberland, Wellinglon cainp.Thos. Murray, Wild Bee, near Ruck creek, M. 0. Bei'gand W. J. Wartinan. Ring, Canyon creek, P, A, Linlierg. Hercules, Wesl. Cupper ciunp, L. Fish and H. T. Bailey, Green Mountain, Ehnll creek, W, ,1. Hurley. « Tehama, Graham's camp, J, A, Uns- worth, Thoughtful, Central camp. E, Kelly, Tim, fraction, Central camp, B. Filz putrick. JULY 5, Alie Lincoln, Cedar creek, W. Smith and W. Miller. British Lion, Cedar creek, W. Sinilh nod VV. Miller. Rochester, Skylark camp, P. ,1, Der- tuody, Sampson, Skylark camp, P. J, Dei* lundy. White Hawk, Greenwood ciunp, 0. Beardsley, Maine, Skyl irk ciunp, Dan. Curren. Dewey, Skylark camp, 11. S. Veatrh, Shipley. Long Lake camp, M. K. Flench, Bicvtile, fraction, Deadwood cninp, G. H,' Perkins. Mohawk, Wesl, Copper cnmp, F, Greenwood. Gondennngh, Deadwood camp, A. W. Douglas. .It'I.Yti. Norl hem Hell, Canyon creek, S. J. Graham, Good Hope, main Keltle river, A. E. Fowler, W.J. Cusack, 8.L, Meyers and 0. M. Fox. Western King. Canvnn creek, A. K. Fowler; VV. J. Casack, 8. L. Meyers and 0, M. Fox. JULY 7. Dewey, Slack creek, F. Bagshaw and Wesley Phillips. Arlington, fraction, Dendwnod camp C. M. Shaw. Brooklyn, Lung Lake camp, 0. .1. Mi'Arthur, Puritan, Long Lake camp, M, D. McLeod. Massachusetts, Long Lake camp, J, Mulligan. Halelgll, Long Luke camp, Jim. Mulligan. CERTIFICATES OF WORK, JUNK 80, Granite Mountain, ,1. H. Bitter, el al, Hidden Treasure, Ned, Bennett, Ethiopia, British Canadian G, F, K. I), and I. Co. Jl'I,Y 2. Winning Card, Colin S, McRae, Hidden Pearl, Cnlln S, McRae, ,11' I.Y 1. Miriioilii, J. Oi Hans. No. 'I, (J. A. Finch, et ul. Dominion, (I. A. Finch, etal, ,11'I.Y ii. Hamilton, Geo, Knudson, Pioneer, W, Foster unil J. Ilrail.li- waite. Lucky Tom, T. K. O'Brien and II. Gillian, Lake View, Archie Connors, CERTIFICATE OK IMPROVEMENT, JULY 6. IHIdden Treasure, W. T, Smith, agent for the Repuhlic Gold Mining company, TRANSFERS, JUNE 80, No, 7 Fraction, all interest, James Fisher to F. Keffer, Denver, all interesl, Salmon Kiver 1 Consolidated Mining company to Ullve B, Jones, Peacock, 1 Interest, C, 11, Brown to Geo. H. Natli'ii nnd E. II. Morliiner. Peacock, 1 interest, R. N. McLean lo Oi II. Brown. JULY 2. Unite City, J inlerest, Jno.P, Harlan to E, T. Wickwlre and E. C. Oarglll, JULY 6, Lucky Tom, all Interest, T.E.O'Brlen and li. Gillian 10 II. D. Munro, Good Advice. An exchange gives the following wholesome advice to milling cluim owners: If j 011 have a piece of mining property and ynur neighhnr along side has until her; Ifynticattniil develop or sell your own, do not he afraid lu help your neighbor dispose of his, Every mine opened up in the country Increases Ihe value of every ol her mine or "prospeel," If you can't sell your's tii-diiy. a guud mine opened alongside nf ll, will help to dispose of ll nt some future time, h won't help the value to cry dnwn llnil of your neighbor. 4,4 Canadian Money Discounted. Ai 1 meeting of the 8pnkane clearing house association held 00 lum* 28, it was decided lo demand a discount of two per cent on all Canadian ninney after July 10. The banks claim that, they are losing money every time they tuke a Canadian bill or piece of silver, and thai the new law which went into effect yesterday, compelling them to pay 11. lax of two per cent, on all foreign exchange, will put a stop lo Ihe large circulation of Canadian money in this city, Up to the present, time Canadian money hns passed fur par in Spokane, though ill all of the towns nlong the coast it hns been at a discount. Under ibe new law a hank cannot, put Canadian currency in circulation without inlying a tax of 10 per cent, on il, besides paying ihe exchange on foreign business. Fora time this ruling 11 ill cause a commotion in business circles, and the merchants nnd others who have Canadian cmrency on hand will huve lo get rid of whal lhey have and take no more except at the discount named, The hanks claim lhat even without the provisions of 1 tie new law they have been losing money on taking Canadian money al par, forthey have been compelled loselid the bulk uf the money to Rossland to have it exchanged, and this has cost them nboul I wu per cent, of its face value. This expense they have so fur stood, but io tlie future lhey will compel Ihe public In pay for Ihe Irnusfcr.— Spokane "New West Trade." • *■••» —■ Checks on American Banks flust now Bear Revenue Stamps. A Spukane exchange says:—On 1st insl. the new U, S, revenue law regarding thu placing nf stamps on all bank checks aud papers of value went into effect, and the banks have issued the following circular of instructions to their customers regarding the same. "To our ciislinni'is nnd correspondents : The following important features of ihe levenue bill, which becomes npi'i'iil ive on the 1st of July next nre respeel fully culled In youi attenlion : "Any person signing a check, draft or Instrument of like nature which does mil hear a 2*ceut stamp shall be subject 10 a Hue of not more than $100, and such document nr Instrument shall not he competent evidence in court, "Section II provides Ihal revenue stamps shall hear the Initials of Ihe person using the same, together with Ihi'ilnle of use. Failure to du BO shall rentier the person Blihject, to a line of not less iluin $60 or more than $f'io, or Imprisonment for not more ihnn six iniiul lis ur Iiiiiii, iii, the discretion of the Cllll'l. "Section 10 Imposes a line not ex- reeling $200, ul the discretion of the court, upon persons using uny instrument covered by the acl which does imi hear ilu* required slump, "A revenue slump of two cents is retpilred upun nil bank checks, drain cert iiiiiii es of deposit mu drawing Inlerest, nr order*, for payment of uny sums of in.iiiuy drawn upon 01 issued by any bank, irust company or nny person or persons, companies or cor* p.irntiiins, ut sight ur no demand. "Bills nf exchange, drafts, certificates of deposit drawing interest, or order for the payment, of any sum of money otherwise than ut slghl or on ilemand, nr nny promissory note, and each renewal of the snme, for a sum not exceeding $100 require a revenue stamp nf two cents, and for each additional $100 or fractional part thereof in excess of $100, 2 cents. "Bunks paying cheeks 01 any Instrument referred to In the act which do nol bear the required slampare subject to severe penalty, Ynu are therefore respectfully requested to see that they are in order before presentation, to avoid the inconvenience uf their (lis- hotioi," TIIK ADVANCE Midway, 1). C, Ji't.v ll, itWS. THE ADVANCE. W. H. MORRIS I'mu'iiiKTiiii l'ulilishr.il weekly at Midway, II. fl. Subscription Price, 12.00 por auuum, payalilo in advance, miliar yjiii'ly or balf-yoarlj nl the 011ti.n1 of tlm subscriber, Ailvei'iisiiii* 11.ct- ,-,;ni mi application, Tlniiigli llu- columns uf Tiik Aiiv.i.vci: are always opon fur tlie discussion uf matters nf pubuo interest and Importance, wo .In imt pec* netwarilyeudonie any of ilm opinions expressed. Correspondence ofa personal nature will nm be publUied. : Aorosshi thi*. si«u-.- imll- leatos tlintyoursiioserlpUon :tu lliis paper has expired, MONDAY. JULY II, 1898, The Elections, Although the general resulls nf las! Saturday's Provincial elections nre doubtless known in all purls of the province connected hy telegraph or telephone, residents in this isolated district must perforce await the arrival of the inuch-wisheil-fiir tidings until the arrival of mails coming in via Marcus and Grand Forks nr Pentiction. If the news come by the former route it should he known in Greenwood by mid-day to-morrow, and in Midway two hours Inter, otherwise little will be known until the Pentiction stage comes in on Wednesday. Meanwhile the people of Boundary Creek must possess their souls iii patience as best they can, It- is satisfactory to think that probably this will be the lust important occasion upon which fhe exercise of similar patience will he called fur, since early telephone communication witli the outside world is nnw promised, At the time of writing nothing definite is known as tothe results nf the polling lit Rossland and Trail, iu the Rossland Riding of the Wesl Kootenay. A report is current thai. tiie Opposition candidate secured a majority of more than a hundred at Rossland, hut this statement is nut yet confirmed' No report lias yel, heen received from Oascjule Cily, but Grand Fucks is suiil to have given Mr, Martin a majority of thirteen. Greenwood proved alittlo disappointing— the votes cast there fur Martin, whilst, nearly double the number pulled fur McKane, not having given sn large a majority as was looked lor, However a lead of lit at Greenwood was a vory| acceptable addition to the tola! strength nf flu* Martin majority in the Boundary Districl, Midway did very well indeed, proportionally, the voting here having been (I tn 1 againsl the government candidate, There were unfortunately three Martin ballots improperly marked, so these had tn be rejected. The totals of Greonwoodand Midway respectively were: Marlin McKane Spoiled Greenwood 00 iiii Midway 27 5 I! IHI III II these together giving Martin a majority nf 61). Add lli frnni Grand Furks and Merlin's majority—leaving out Cascade (iily, which, probably bus given McKane a small majority—is 00 in lhe Buundary country. Should il prove I rue thai, Marlin led by mure that 100 at Rossland, his election is uu duiibl, nssiireil. since il Isaltngefher unlikely ihal,Trail nave McKane ibe majority of 170 necessary tii get ahead uf Marlin. Fnnn Easl Yule the only reports yel received are as follows: Graham Ellison Ruck Creek HI 11 Sidley lit 2 Camp McKinney II 0 .Ti 11 These give Gralmm a majority uf 21 iu the extreme souih-easiein portion nf thu riding, Lilt of cuurse they form but an ineunsiilernlile portion nf lhe I.Illll llllllli.els uf villi's lllllll'll ill Ellsl Yale, Lalesl .Mm I ill's uiajuiilv is reported to be Illll, Including 117 nl Rossland und o al Trail. - ... MINING NOTES. The contract for exl ending the tunnel ou the Bt'ttcti mineral claim, hi Graham's camp, "ill leel was completed last week, The tunnel is nuw in ahoul UK) feel. A new cnnlracl bus been lei to drive 80 feet furl her It. helng ex- peeled thai the ledge will be encountered within I hat distance, Alltlle sinking from lhe outcrop has also been decided upon, wiih I he ohjecl ofascer tinning the dip nf llie ledge, sn thul. ils approximate distance from ilu* moiilli iil'lhe tunnel may be belter estl- mated, The Luke claim mi Skylnrk cum]), is nnw being prospected l.y men under tbe direction of Mr. P. Keller, repre Bi'tlLlllg Mr las. Ticheuorof New Ynrk. The Last Chance lend is believed lo pun through this claim, and the work I nnw in hand is being done fur the purpose nl determining whether it dues or not, and if sn Ihe values tbe nre run tains, Ma. Tlchenor is largely interested in the Mother Lode, No, 7 nod ulher claims uwued by Mr. Keller's New Ynrk principals, , 14 OUR OTTAWA LETTER. Ol lawn, July 2nd. 18.18. Tiie announcement, recenl I v made, nfihe appointment nf Mr. M. 0. Cameron in ibe Lieut-Governorship ..I' ihe Nnrlh We-i. territories, nnd of Jlr. J. F. Lisler In a Judgeship, has produced considerable adverse t'1'lilclsm in lhe Conservative press, and lhe old question of ib.. prim ipal nf puliiical ap- pniiiluienls is again lieing actively cuuvassedi Very lillle exception is laken 1,1 ihe wisdom of Ihe selection nr the fil.ncsBof llie men selected I'nr lhe pnsllloilS lhey have been chosen to fill, Have in ihe ease iif one or two utterly Irreeiiocllahlo partisan papers to whom I... LH eaal ,'ii I lain lie right, bul llle curious eluiin is advanced by some ihal ihese ineil.einliieiillyqualiHed in every other respect, should 11 >>> be eligible t'lirauy othei position in the service uf I heir couulry because they are members of parliament ul lhe lime nf iheir acceptance of office. Of course wilh ibis contention goes lie* suggestion thai Iheappuiiiliuenfoi ex peel al ion of it Influences ihe act imi ofIhe prospective appointee .uul leads him to approve and suppbrl ihe government in .1 policy w hid] otherwise he might oppose, Were theiippnhilees disgruntled politicians nr-half hearted supporters uf llie parly in (lower, nr were lhe government dependent for Its existence upnu a very slim majority, the force* of fhisconleutlnn might lie apparent, bin when applied nl. a lime when lhe guv- eminent majority is more than sufficient, and to men who have stood lujally hy Iheir parly through lung years of apparently hopeless and end less opposition, ihe contention loses whatever force llothernisetuighl have had. tin far from deprecating sueh appointments us those here referred fo, ihc couulry is In be congratulated llnil men nf lhe calibre uf Messrs,Cum eiiiii and Lister are In lie found willing t,n continue in the public service, il will he a sorry duy fur Canada whiin service in parliament will disqualify liar pul.lie men frum devilling theii talenls to ber service elsewhere, Niilional Prosperily,—Indications of lhe most persistent and permanelil prosperily continue [0claim public attenlion tin'' u iln nit tin* Dominion, There is an upward movement iu every direction, and no vtiie.11 on llle page is Ihere a bint in mar lhe beauty ami symmetry uf ihe alluring narrative, Crop prospeel sure excellent From coast lo coast, with a promise of great increase in ihe surplus wheal supply ; mining development goes mi apace : lho fishing industries are at least, up lo Ihe average and lumber is holding ils own. Willi ihe agricultural nnd mining mil lunk su promising) and Ihe population steadily increasing it. is not surprising to learn that (rude continues brisk, in fact lhe wholesalers say Ihal Ihere will be uu iliill season this yeur ul all. The May bank slntenienl slinws a very healthy expansion nf business and bunk clearing's, always an excellent barometer, are guing up by leaps and bounds, the per rentage of increase over lhe corresponding week uf lasl year in Canada's principal cities being: Montreal 18%, Toronto iiU%, Hamilton 8(117., Winnipeg Of/,, Halifax, 111/,,, and so un, Business failures are less than iii'i. "f what lhey were a year ag.., and lhe general feeling in lhe "eiiiii irnile is one of buoyancy and salisl'acli Montreal Harbor,—Nnl the least lm- pui'iani Incident during I be lasl session nf parliament was lhe graining nf a $2,000,000 loan in ibe Montreal Harbor Commissioners fur ihe purpose nf improving ihe iiccuinmntlalioii uf Canada's great ocean purl, mid making lhe ta.allies i.f lhe harbor adequate to ibe rapidly Increasing requirements uf onr fast .level..ping truth'. Many proposals and plans ban* been made I'l nm liuie totlme wilh lllis ohjecl in view, anil uuicli cn refill t'.iiisiili'rul inn hiisU'i'ii giveniiiibis complicated question, The work 10 hec.imprebensiveiiud effective musl 'I'ssiirlly he rosily. In 1890 the I11ieguvern1u.nl approved ofa partial plan uf development but Ibis had never heen carried mil llliillgh jusl befure lhe last general fleet inn a $2,000,000 loan, was granl ed fur the purpose by parliainenl, Mure Iluin half lllis money has been used 10 pay nil' an nld Indebtedness uflbe harbor boards and then tin* commissioners applied for lhe furllier assistance The conditions, however, ..awed lhat ihe work contemplated by the scheme of 1800 was totally Inadequate in ibe greatly enlarged needs lhe progress uf Intervening years had hroiighl uhotil aiid a rlwmge nf plans was llu refille necessary, The present scheme, accepted by the government, provides for Ihe huilding nf additional wharves wilh basins uf sufficient capacity tn take Ihe largest merchantmen afloat, uul lhe construction of a dry dock large enniigh lo accommodate uuy vessel liniling In the pert. These improvements will place Montreal In ihe f run I rank of tiie harbors on thlscnntinent and enable her In handle lhe growing Made tu whieh such impetus will be given that the Minister uf Public Wurks felt warranted in prophesying a I11I11I of .me hundred million bushels nf wheat per annum when ihe improvements are finished and ibe canals deepened. A Nnliunal Question,—Of course there wus much opposition lo the scheme by both those whose vested Interests were likely to be affected and by those uliu opposed on principle anything supported by the Government, but tho Boards of Trade both English and French approve if with practical unanimity and ninety per cent uf lbe peuple uf Montreal endorse ed the action which will give immediate antl practical elfect to work that has been uniler discussion for twenty-five years, This is a question affecting the whole of Canada, for with the. increase of facilities tu lie. provided the products of the far wesl, equally with those of the east will he given cheaper and more rapid access to tlie markets of tlle old world. There is nn question that the policy of the Government was eiipecivcil and carricdout from u national nnd nut merely a local stand pninl. Notes.—The Inenl elect inn now in progress in Brilish Culmnbiii is of greater iiuportance, and is creating mure inlerest in Eastern Canada, than any of lis piedecessors, The great Pacific province has forged Into a front posilion in Confederation during the past three or'four years nnd the Dominion as tt whole is deeply interested in its welfare and prosperity. These depend upon Ihe government being in lhe hn nils nf safe, though, progressive men, nnd the issues awaiting treatment nt the bunds nf the new parliament, are iniiiui'iiluusanil far reaching, While if is nnl always wise In prophecy befure ynu know, Ihe indiculinns do not appear at I his distance altoget.het favorable lo the Ttiruer-Pooley udinin- isl nil lull. The prominence which some news- pnpers are giving to the reported failure nf the Peterson Tate Company lu carry nut its fast Atlantic steamboat sen ice contract is liable to give rise to a suspicion that such failure would not he a cause nf unalloyed grief tn them. Surely the sterling and almost exclusive patriotism of the Conservative press would prevent ils rejoicing over such an incident, the true patriot would never allow a party advantage to supersede the national guud. Befure this leller appeal's in print Dominion Day and independence Day will have come and'goue, These two great holidays, tlm national holidays of the respective nations owning this continent, have hitherto hy their very proximity partaken somewhat of the spirit nf rivalry. This year they have presented the unusual feature uf close' international intercourse, both civic and military, un earnest nf improved feeling between the sister peoples, Long may this continue, the mure we see uf ench other the belter for both. **** +*♦♦♦♦*«• *«•*>♦♦♦♦♦(») Del ' Practical Watch Maker, I COPPER ST., Greenwood, B.C. (lnmi Tools, Plenty Mat, 1 hi, iiiiiI ,tn.vtius experience in ilo work correctly. . * ■ 'U *******<•************'$) •0/ S. KEITH, M. 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MAIL ORDERS FILLED PROMPTLY. .. .We Pay The Duty ... 0. B. & P. B. NELSO Seed Merchants, Nelson, Wash. GRID PRAIRIE HOTEL Carson, B. C. N direct route to the Boundary Creek and Colville Reservation points. . . - Proprietors. \ ft:j^Mmm4 ■ •■•Jldafej^*- ilC*.-!* Qrand Prairie Hotel. McLAREN Bl^Oi; THE ADVANCE. Midway, B. 0., July ll, 1808. MiNERAL ACT, 1896. w CARSON The trade centre of the Grand m Prairie, Kettle river and ffl Boundary creek mining and || agricultural country. K 1 Situated at the junction of ffl the Boundary creek, Marcus im P and Reservation wagon roads, vm M Nearest point to the Colville ■ m Certificate of Improvements, NOTICE. NORFOLK FBAOTIONAt MlNERAT* CLAIM Situate in the Kellle River Mining Division of Vale District. Where located ; ln Central camp. TAKK NOTICE that *!, John A. Coryell, as wiil fnr J. Roderick LioborUon Croc minor's certlltoato No. Wfi70. Intond, sixty flays from thu data hereof, to apply to tho Mining 'i.'i'finl. r fora Dortltlcaicof Iinprovoments for the purpose of obtaining u. Crown Granl ot tin: abovo claim, Ami furthor lake nolloo tlmt aotloii, under Boction ti. must bo commoncod beforo thu i'-Himii.T of such Ocrl-Utcnto of Improvements Dated this t8th day of April, 1898. reservation mines. LOTS AS GOOD AS GOLD ffl ======= M For prices and all otbei'information apply to Sls3 McLAREN Bros, or J. C. McLAREN, ffl CARSON, B.C. KAMLOOPS,B.C. £&&, TheTravelers InsiranceCo. OF HARTFORD, CONN. Chartered 1863. (Stock Life and Accident Insurance. ISSUES the best life Insurance contracts in the world. No disappointment as to dividends. Everything Guaranteed in advance, Premium rates, 15 to 25 per cent less than those of old line Mutual companies. ASSETS, January 1st, 1897, $20,896,684.53 LIABILITIES, . . . 17,920,260.29 SURPLUS 2,976,424.36 @ 1 ® THE TRAVELERS COMBINATION ACCIDENT POLICY guarantees for accidental "injuries under ordinary conditions. MINERAL ACT, 1896. Certilicate of Improvements. ktqticme. Aetna Minkiui, cuim, Sltunte In the Kettlo Itivcr Mining Division of Yalo Dlslrlcl. Locoiod In Greenwood camp TA K K N'l i'l' II' KI lull I ,t li'iirp. I liilillit'l'Ki'l'fl't'ii minor's uoi'tillcnto No.83a, Intend, sixty dnys from tliu .inlo lioroof, iu apply m tne Mlnitij; Hi rdorfora certlllcate of Improve- Itioiits forthe purpose nf ubiitininy n Crown Omni ut tlie above Olalm, And furthor lake notice Hint action, undor seolion :I7. musl lie coimiioncctl before the Issuance of sueli Certificate of Improvements, Dated this 12th day ot March 1808, FAIRVIEW - HOTEL. Commercial and Mining men should put up at the Fairview Hotel when in camp, GOOD ACCOMODATION. EVERYTHING EXCELLENT- Qeo J. 5keekar\ proprietor. <>< BOUNDARY FALLS HOTEL ><> Thos. Will PROPRIETOR of If-?? lines. Tin* biiit'l is centrally located und is a stopping place for stage Good fishing In the vicinity. Good Btabllng, Meals will lie si'ivrd at all hours, the tablea being furnished with tlie best. A variety nf the chuicoat, brands of lii|iu>rs nnd cigars nt the bar. SITUATED AT BOUNDARY FALLS, B. C. [lb] THOS. R. McINNES. CANADA. PROVINCE OF BRITISH COLUMBIA. VICTORIA, liy tlio Grace of God, of tlio United Kingdom uf Grent Britain and Ireland, QliBIiX, llcfoniler of llie I'litlli, kit., tie. To Onr faithful the Members elected to serve in tlie Legislative Assombly of OurProvlnco of llrilisii Cohimbin, ami lo ull whomift mny concorn,—Gbbktino, A PROCLAMATION, 11. Jl. EllKlirs } vi/IIKItKAS Wit llnve Alloriicy-llciienil.} VV IIiiiiikIiI III, by mul I Willi Ilm u.lvice unit ceil aont of Our Executive Council of Onr Provlnoo of British Columbia, to dissolve the present Lofislniive Assembly of Our suiil Province, which siuiiiis prorogued imlil Buinmoncd for ilisjiui eii iif business. NOW KNOW YE that Wo do, for this end, publish Ibis Our lioynl Proolmnatl uul ile lioroby dissolve the Legislative Assombly accordingly, antl the members thereof nre discharged from furtherattuu'anoo <m suine. In Tkstiuiinv Wurman' \Vo liuve i-uuacil thoseOurliOttorstobo nindo Patent, and llio Great Seal of British Columbia to be hereunto attlxod: Witness, tin* Ilouorablo Thomas, It. M.'lNSEs, Uoiitoimnt'Qovcrnor of Our Haiti Province of British Columbia, in Our t'ily ef Victoria, in Our snid Province, lliis .oventh iluv iif.I une, in ibeyeni of Onr Lord une thousand olghl hundrod nml ntuoty-elgbt, uiui in (he Blxty-llrsl year of Our ttoigii. Hy Command. It. ll.TYIiWliin DRAKE, Rcglstrnr uf llu:Stiprotno Court, Death Benefit . , , . Loss of Sight, of Both Eyes . Loss of Both Poet or Both Hands Loss of One Hand and One Poof Permanent Total Disability . SS.IKK) 5,000 5.ll(» Loss of Right Hund . , . $2,olKI Loss of Leg at or ubove Knee . 2,5011 Loss of Lefl Hund .... 1,0110 5,000 Loss of Either Foot . . . 1,000 2,800 Loss of sight iif One Fyc . . . I»l Lirr*its of Weekly Ir*derr|iiity $1,300. AND, Ifjsuch injuries arc sustained while riding ns a passenger in any passenger conveyance using steam, cable, or electricity ns a motive power the amount to be paid shall he DOUBLE the sum specilled in tlie clause under whioh the claim is made, Cost $52 A YEAR TO PROFESSIONAL ANI) BUSINESS Men, and Commercial Travelers. Other sums at proportionate rates W. H. NORRIS, AGENT FOR SOUTHERN BRITISH COLUMBIA, MIDWAY, B. 0, BROOKLYN ■ HOUSE GREENWOOD CAMP, BOUNDARY CHEEK, B. C. VERNON - SAWMILL SMITH k McLEOD, Phopwetobb, Sashes, Doors, Mouldings, Turnings,etc. All kinds of factory work kept in stock and made to order, Coast Cedar worked into Furnishings a Specialty. All kinds of Lumber, Lath and Best material always in stock, Shingles kept in stock, Sawmill on Okanagan Lake, Handy to Shipment, Sash and Door Factory on O, P. R., Vernon. If Ion Want REALLY GOOD ROUGH AND DRESSED LUMBER. —CALL ON— J. C HENDERSON, Fairview, B. C Yards und Mills nf, Fuirview, B. O. Onrresnnndence solicited LB] Good Accommodation for Travelers. First -class Meals Served Good Livory Stable In connection. FRED GRAF, PROP. Thomas Elliot GENERAL MERCHANT Fairview, B. C. CH.Thomas, Prop Headquarters for mining men visiting- the Christina Lake distriet. Stopping place for stages^ on ^ route^from Marcus to Boundary Creek points. I'IST A111.1S.I.-IKill 1883. MAINLAND NURSERY COMPANY. - LADNER'S, - BRITISH - COLUMBIA - THOS. R. McINNES. CANADA. PROVINCE OF BRITISH COLUMBIA, VICTORIA, by lbe linlee ofdOil, of Ihc t'niliiil KinKiloin of Groat Britain uml Ireland, Queen, liefeiiilcr of the Faith, &c„ &c, To nil to ivlmin these presents shall conic — OltBETlNO. A PROCLAMATION. II. M. KnmiTS. 1 lA/IIKItKAS Woiire do* Atlornoy-GonoraJ. I VV droiif. und resolved, us soon us iiiiiv he, lo in. i*l Oui- pooplo of Our Province of Brillsh Columbia, and 10 have their advice in Our Legislature, We do mako known Our Royal Will .uul Pleasure 10 call n now '.cgislnllvo Assembly ul Our suiil Provinco: nil do furllier doclnri Ilinl. by ihc ndrioo of ilur Executive Council of British Columbia,Wo havo this duy glvon orders for issuing Onr Writs in dm* form for calling a new Legislative Assombly for Our said Province, ivbleh Wills ui-i'lo hi,ir iluie 011 the sovoiltll day of .Iiuu', Instant, and lo be roturnnblo on in- be- [oro the thirty-Ural duy of August noxt. In Testimony Wiirhbok Wo huve caused those our Loiters to he made l'nteni. uml the Publio Senl of llu- sui.l Province in bo hereunto iilllxcil: WtTXOSB, ihu Honourable Tims. II. MoInnrs, Li.'iii. nniii-ii- vomer of Onr sui.l Province of British Columbia, in Our City of Victoria, in Our sui.l Provlnoo, 1 his seventh .lav of June, In tho your of Our Lord une thousand *o*<4,*'Ki<ji*******$*t>**f ***************** I'is'lii hundred nn.l ninety-eight, und iu '.lie sixty-first yeur of Our Iteign. By Command, It. It. TYItWHITT DRAKE, ft\ .i.-Bis,,,,' „f ibe *,„„,,„„ court, |J^-j ^.^^vONE THING IS CERTAIN Our Specialties—Varieties Profitable in British Columbia Trees Free from Pests, FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL TRUES, PLANTS AND VINES. Semi for Free Catalogue. li. Mutciikkson, Manager. tt *m '"slP-ASLWAY OR NO RAILWAY I******************************** M Tlios. II. MoINNES, We have ftiriiilure on the way in CAR LOAD LOTS, and in a few days will be able to offer our patrons Bed Room Sets Chairs and Tables * Lounges, - - Sideboards, etc. etc. - - Heau^u ak 1 EK» Tor miners' i \N«z^l&acs^!_: 11 111 iiiii inan hn;.i.ii. iho "th dny of.l alUffl, Supplies, Powder Caps Fuse. SSaiBaaS^ I'rovimr imlil Un' vacanolos caused by buoIi dissolution, WcrominiiTid ynu Mini, nollua nf | Largest and best assorted stock of GROCFRIES, DRY|M™^teJ?nWtfo!1cWn^o r-t-.i-iTio r*i n'ririxir 1 n/-\/-iT»p 1 o-nr\T-t- law, of tine >1 bar to sorrpln llio Leahuflvo GOODS, CLOTHING and BOOIS and SHOES, Assombli-ofllioProiJnooofBrittsbColumbia, for tho Hoat Hiding ot Valo Electoral llislricl, ' llml you iln .anise the n [nation of ('mull-1 - " ,.,. .1,,, .ml, YUTtllll.Vli, lh.' III.' time.' of I1...I, of lhe rulie.l Rlngtl il Ur Britain ami Ire lund, 01 i:i:n.I i.'f.'ii.ler of ilu. Kallli. fSo.Se Tothe Returning oill-woNlio East nitllng of ALL OP TUP. LATEST PATTERNS ANI) DI-SKINS Yulo Elector al District: ANI) AT PRICES WHICH WILL DEPY COMI'ETITON. -®- cut, lo*west tsstslx prices. The Golden Gate Hotel FAIRVIEW, B. C. TP. Elliot - - - tt_voj_%x?±G±o_?. GOOD ACCOMMODATION. GOOD STABLING, Stopping; Place for Stages to and from Penticton and Oro, Wash. We are agents for the NEW WILLIAMS and RAYMOND SEWING MACHINES. T.M.Gulley& Go., Greenwood B.C. THE. wf*«vi«*uwuvtfM%M^llM^ ilutisul sueli ICloctloii iu In- held on lliu dny or Juno, 1808, nndtio onuno tboiminoof huc) Member, when so elected, whether lie in; prto out or abaont, to bo ujHitiea in Our Supremo! Court, al ilie ciiy nf vieloria, r before iho! Slat day of AttgUflt neit, tlio Election so tiindo, (Hnliin'ily ami mionly[ttntlorOur senl indorsed upon Ihis Our Wiil. IN Tbstlmonv WiitftKOiP, Wo have onusod those Our LoUok lobe iniiile Pntonl un* tier tho Groat ScHl of Oursnld Provinco of BrllluU Columbia iWrTNiffls, tho Honor* nbloTiiOMAfl II MrlNNKH.il! iiurtjiiviTii- Wc have insl oponed llic aboVG IhHcI ut (irci'iiwnud (,'itv, ami arc nrctmred inontnnuno,fttyiciorlii,tl)titRovonthdayL , , , ., , , .. ,, , ,, . , ' r. of Juno, in tho year of ourUrdono ,0 welconia ffuesw and provide Rood accommodation, (mud entering. Firs thousand eight hundred and nlnoty-elgliti Hv Command, U.U.TYIWHITT DIIAKF. Hoglstttr oMboSnprome Court. PIONEER-HOTEL Greenwood City, Boundary Creek, B. C. cluss Livery St nhle, J. W. NELSON PROPRIETOR Midway. B. C„ July 11, THE ADVANCK CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY SOO PACIFIC ROUTE. The Cheapest . 11/ K Quckest and [^ Shortest Route " T Toronto, Montreal, Halifax, Boston, New York and All Eastern, European, and Pacific Coast Points. STR. ABERDEEN Leaven Pen- tleton dally, except Sunday, making connections wilh trains at Olianngan Landing for Sicamous Junction In join main line trains cast and west Through Tickets to and from the Pacific Coast to Eastern and European Points. Equipment, unsurpassed, combining palatial dining nnd sleeping cars, luxurious day coaches, tourist and free colonist sleeping cars run on all trains. Kor Information as to tlmo, rates, etc., apply to 8. L. Smith, Louis Hind, Agont, Penticton. Agent Anaconda. Or to E- J. Coyle, DUL Pnss'r Agent, Vancouver. BUILDERS Should carefully consider the cost of material, and by figuring, find out that all kinds of BougU-:-and Dressed:*:Lumlier, Shingles, ■ Laths, ■ Etc., can be purchased at the Grand Forks Sawmill, CHEAPER THAN ANYWHERE ELSE. -♦♦•»♦ ytntntn tn°ntn<nm tn ttitntn-ntntntntntntni \ $1 FIREWOOD $1 1 i i l per load. } 1 } \tnmmmtntntntntfi<ntntntntrt¥ttntntntnl G. K. Simpson, Prop. S. A. MUIR k CO. ISucccsrors to It. N. Tuyior) Chemists and Druggists Vernon, R. C. Keep a First-Class stock of Drugs, Chemicals, Patent Medicines and Toilet Articles Prompt and Careful Attention GIVEN TO ■ MAIL ORDERS. 1-08TOKKKJK BOX 111. Is situated between Camp McKinney and Fairview, on the trunk road leading from Penticton to Boundary Creek. The best accommodation afforded GOOD STABLE IN CONNECTION J. P.McCUDDY, Propkiktor D. MoDUFF General Blacksmith, GREENWOOD, B. C. All Kinds of Work Executed to tho Satis' faolion of Customers. Palmer Mountain Tunnel. A ret'unt visitor to Spokane is quoted hy the Spokesman-Review us having said:—"Some Rood work is going on in the Oknnngun county. Tlie Palmer Mountain tunnel, the hjggesl proposition in eastern Washington, will start up next- week for a year's run, with plenty of funds in the treasury to Insure the success of the enterprise, That tunnel is one of the finest pieces of work I ever saw. It is liuilt as carefully nnd as well as if it were for a railroad through the mountain, The tunnel must run IiiOOfeel, to reach the Hrst good ore hody, It, is already in 1000 feet," Scotch Wives, Winnipeg papers note the arrival ot a party of Scutch lassies, numliering sixty, in the charge of Mrs, Livingston, who wassent to Scotland lust spring to secure a nuinher of girls for domestic service. The girls are from various parts of Scotland, and of a good type, heing healthy and intelligent. They have all secured situations wilh res- pectahle families in the province or territories, over 300 applications for these girls having heen received at the immigration office liy Commissioner McCreai y, Officials of the department met, Ihem at the depot and escorted the girls to comfortable places for tiie night. A Simple (iold Test. It is claimed that the following simple test for gold in oies is a reliable one and one which prospectors will value as pracl'cable at all tunes and in all places: For gold in oxidized ores, pulverize and pluce iu a porcelain lined vessel or teacup, and cover with iodine and allow it to stand for two or three hours, Then dip into it a piece of white filter paper, dry and burn it and if il gives a purple color, gold is present and the deeper the purple the richer the ore. For other ores with this test, such as pyrites, I he nre must he roasted; where lillle is present, I he ore must lie roasted twice, the second lime adding carbonate of ammonia, Afler masting, tesl. as willi oxidized ores. Must Sink Deeper. Recenl, developments in two nr Ihree of lhe mines have revealed that, in order to mine successfully in Ihis formation depth must be reached. The idea is that Ibe workings must, get below surface disturbances in older to secure permanency of formation and lhe larger bodies of ore. The history of mining in the camp has been that those who boldly sunk down for a distance of from 250 to SCO feet found values, permanency and lurge ore bodies, while those who delved hut a few feet below Ibe surface have found little belter values than those contained in the iron capping wbich covers lhe veins of this section. Of course, it is costly to sink deep, but in the end it is the cheapest, as only In this nay can I he best results he attained, There- fine, the miners of the future in this division should explore their ground for pny chutes with shafts instead nf tunnels.—Rossland "Miner." •/-•-. , The British at Wei-Hai-Wei. Prince Henry, of Prussia, arrived at Wei-Hui-Wei on board the Dentsch- Inndon May 27th. After saluting the British flag, he exchanged visits with Admiral Seymour, and walked over the Island of Liu Kung-Tao. Everything went oft'smoothly. The liiilish are busy giving names to the streets and the roads, and attending to snni I ary measures. The pier is in fair order and vessels can loud alongside it. A cable is being laid between the island and the mainland. The British will nut allow Intoxicating liquor on the island. As soon as they look possession, two Europeans, non-British of course, who had rented premises on Liu-Kiing-Tiiii and fitted up a drinking saloon with the high sounding name of "The Victoria Hotel" were given 21 hours' not ice to clear out | ull Intoxicating liquors were put away, and Ihe name of the hotel expunged with whitewash. At Ibe taking over of Wei-Hui-Wei liy the British, Captain Kinghnll, of the Narcissus, issued lhe following de* duration : "Great Britain having leased Wei* Hai-Wai, with|!h« consent of China, al" are enjoined to carry on their ncrupii- linns quietly und peaculilv as heretofore, and to observe tho law. Disturbers of the peace will be punished. The principal inhabitants nf Liu- Kung-Tao wiil be held responsible that, from thiB dnte no new inhabitant, is allowed on Ihe islntid or permit ted to rent any building nr place, or reside in the village without first obtaining the permission of the officer in command," The British flagship, Centurion, nnd her sister-vessel, the Barfleiir, with several cruisers and gun-vessels, all anchored comfortably inside the harbor of VVei-Hiii-Weilheot.herday,so whatever doubts mny have existed in some quarters respecting the depth of water inside Liu-Kung-Tao, art* now finally disposed of. It is the intention of Ihe Brilish authorities to keep the island free from Chinese. Spokane Falls ...&. Northern, Nelson & Fort Sheppard, -- AND -- Red Mountain Railways. The only all-rail route, without change of cars, between Spokane, Rossland and Nelson Wl ■_■(■.' Or. Mb Is TY GO 11 Rossland . //„ i. . ■ _4_%~ DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY, OOINO NORTH, (ItJlNO SOUTH. 12i27n. in MARCUS 1111.111.111. Train leaving Marcus at 11:13 a. 111, makes close connections at Spokane with trains for ail Pacifle Coast Points. Close connections at Nelson with steamboats for Kaslo and all Kootenay Luke points, Passengers for Ketlle River nnd Boundary Creek connect, at, Marcus with stage dully. BOCK CBEEK HOTEL . . . MOUTH OF KOCK CltEEK. XX. Pittonarig-ll, Mg:r. ElHST-CLASS ACCOMMOD".TION KOR QlJHSTS. GOOD STABLING ■arExccllcnl, Kishliw on Kellle River.,'**'"/ W. H. WEBB, Practical BUILDER. Midway, B. C. tttG_?-tXX?>±___& OF ALL KINDS Promptly and Neatly Executed. 4*4 J3r> CARRIAGE PAINTING A SPECIALTY. MINERAL ACT, 1890. Certificate of Improvements. XOTIOIl, Bhook-lyn Minkhal Claim. Situate in Kettle River Mining Division o Yale District, located in Greenwood Camp, TAKK NOTICK that I. John P. McLeod as agent fnr W. T. Smith, free miner'R certificate No. mm, J, M. Taylor, free miner's certificate No. 89918, ami K. J, Robert*, free minor'* certifloato No,-7fl353- intend, -sixty days from dale horoof, toipplyto the Mining Recorder for a cortlflcnto of Improvement, for llie purpose of obtaining aOrown grant of the above claim. And further lake notice that action, under Bootlon 'ti, must he co-iimenced before tho iaraance of mich cortiflcato of ImprovementH. Hated thin 4th day of March 1888, .1. P.MoLoofl [l.8.[ THOS. R, McINNES. CANADA. PROVINOK OF BRITISH COLUMBIA. VICTORIA, by the Qraco of Ood, of tho United Kingdom of lii'cui lii'ii.tin mul Ireland, QUltBN, Defender ofllie Kailli.-Sre, &o, To all to whom tllCBQ I'le-sonlt. filial) come.— fJBHBTiNO. A PROCLAMATION. D. M. Khkhth. IVA/HEREAS III* nclvls* Allorncy-OeiKral. I VV iiblo loestubllsh tlie following polling pMOGsIn the BOVOml and respective Kloctoral Dlnlrlcte horoltiafier named. NOW KNOW YK llml, by virtue of tho authority contained in lho "Provincial Elections Act," the Lieuleniinl-Oovernor in Council declares that the following (Killing places shall bo, nnd lhey are horoby, established for ibo •sovoral Electoral Districts, tho names of which are sot opposite such pulling places, respectively, that, is to say :- Polling Places. GleoTOIUL District. Rossland ) Trail Greenwood \ Wost, Kootcnnv- Grand Forks j Rossland Riding Midway Cascade Cily / In Testimony Whereof Wo havo caused tboBO.Our Letters to bo made Patent and tlie Great Seal of British Columbia to be hereunto affixed : WITNESS, the Honorable Tiioh. It. MolNNES. Lieutenant-Governor ! Our said Province of British Columbia, in Our City of Victoria, in Our snid Pro* vince. this fifteenth day of June, in the year of Our Lord one thousand eight hundred and nlnely-ciglu, and in tho -sixty-first year of Our Reign. By Command. A. CAMPHELL REDDLE, Deputy Provincial Secretary. !♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦$♦♦♦*♦♦♦♦♦*♦♦ RAILWAY, MINING AND | m H H jfe m I ABRICULTUHAL CENTER OF I The Kettle Rivee Country tf$£ Lots on Easy Terms to Actual Residents m —"-'— m For Particulars Apply to E. JACOBS, »n to R. C. ADAMS, Midway, 11. C. Moxthkal, P. Q. Pentieton Livery, Feed ani Sale Stables Good Single and Double Drivers, and Gentle Saddle Horses. PACK HORSES AND GUIDES FURNISHED HUNTING PARTIES GOURLAY AND JONES, PROPS. 4}44fc'!i,Mi^!4i!ii!'i!4 i!ii!^!4Ai!ii!i;!i>!ii!«!i>!4J!w!4i!4i!i Our Spring and Summer § 4.14.1 .14.1 4,1 4(1 4,. 4,1 *!*>«> -it 7,77,7 :* llU'A 4,1 4.7 H.i f f f Hi ill f f I f H.i T I f f I I I f f f t f I I f iiii 4,14 Kit K 7,77,7^',77.77,77,77,77,77.i7,74v'4,i^'ii1Vi7^'(7 4,14114,1 Hif'.'. V H.t »P 'E show genteel designs in prints, pongees of all shades narrow and wide, fancy silks for blouse and shirtwaists or dress trimmings, black and colored satins and sateen, silks of every shade and hue, Madras shirting, and new designs ill outing flannel, hosiery for ladies and children, ladies shirtwaists at popular prices, a new consignment of corsets in all sizes, ladies and gents summer underwear, table oil cloths in marble and fancy designs. Men's summer suits we offer at prices never before offered in this vicinity. Don't forget and call and examine these goods at the Mid- way Post Office store, HAIN & CO. A FULL ASSORTMENT OF MINER'S SUPPLIES 7 AND GROCERIES. T HA Hi 'P f I I f f f I f I f I I f f I ! I f t I Ha 'ft i f ¥ '.(..Kit "f(1 an 14,1 Kit Kit ,-■ 4,14.1 4,14,14(1 ni Kit Kit Kit iiiH.iiliHAH.iH.iH.iH.iH.iHA - ' H.iH.i'iiii.'. i.ii'.i 7,l7,77,7^',74',1 4,1 4,4 4,1 4,14.1 4,4 4,1 4,14,4 ■, ■ 4,1 4(1 4.1 "1,4,4 4.7 Practical House and Carriage PAINTING Paper Hanging, Graining and Sign Painting. Also Kalsomining and all kinds of Decorative Work executed by L Nash - - Midway and Greenwood City. J. P. FLOOD, Mana-jer. J. KERB, Secrotary The Kettle River Dressed Meat and Provision Co. HAVE ESTABLISHMENTS AT GREENWOOD CITY GRAND FORKS AND MIDWAY Orders will be delivered in the towns named, and the several mining camps of the district. Midway, 13. o„ July ll, l THE ADVANCE LOCAL AND DISTRICT. Rev. T. Oswald, the Presbyterian minister who lately succeeded Rev. T. C. Guy, held church service at Midway and Greenwood yesterday. Mr. Join) McLaren and his daughter Ethel came over from Carson last Friday on a visil to Mr, anil .Mrs. McNicol. They have since returned lo their Grand Prairie home. Mr. Stanley Henderson, of Vancouver, district manager of the Mutual Life Insurance company, of New Vork, came in yesterday fnnn Rossland via Grand Forks and Greenwood. The charge of making a false declaration in regard lo assessiiienl work done on Ihe Edwiud claim preferred agalnatTh. Witteon the Information of J. S. Bruce, was dismissed at Greenwood last Wednesday, When the mail left Fairview last Friday Mr. W. H. Norris, editor of Tiik Advance, was lying sick in that town. Advice was received yesterday in elfect that Dr. White thought his patient would he sufficiently recovered to allow of his leaving for Midway early this week, It is probable tliat a cricket match will be played at Midway next Saturday afternoon. Messrs. IS. M. E. Munns and Alf. Woodhouse, M.I.M.M. being desirous of arranging for a friendly game between eleven s to he chosen al Greenwood and Midway respectively. Those interested will be able to ascertain to-morrow or on Wednesday from inemliers of the committee of the Midway cricket olul what arrangements have been made, His Honor .luilgeSpinksheld County Courl at Midway lo-uiiy. There were eleven cases on the docket Imt none of much inlerest lo lhe puhlic. Several were adjourned In next court al, Midway or elsewhere, aud two or three others were struck oul,. Judgment, was delivered in Medill vs. Medill and Ilainill, plaint ill' lieing inon-suited and SO days allowed within which lo appeal. The courl at its rising adjourned until Oct, 10t,h. next, Tlle Kelowna tobacco-growing enterprise is receiving outside attention, In ils issue of June 23th, "The Brilisli Columbia Review", published in London,England,had the following: "Asa proof of the growth of toliacco cultivation in lhe Okiinagan district we learn that over 11,1X11) Ilia, of prime tobacco are now ou hand. Arrangements have l.eeu completed for the erection of a cigar factory at Kelowna, which will commence operations on July 1st. Expert opinion pronounces the tobacco to be of excellent quality; and there seems no doubt that this new industry is destined lo develop into a business of large proportions al au ealy date." Provincial constables Hooson and Simmons, the former from Rossland and the latter from Vernon, were visitors to Midway lasl week. Mr. Hooseu brought over from Rosslnnd tiie ballot boxes, etc., to the several deputy returning officers al Cascade City, Grand Forks, Greenwood and Midway, and after the conclusion of the poll, took them and the sealed ballots back to Rossland. Mr. Simmons liad similar duties lo perforin in connection with the polling in tlie southern portion of the East Vale district, down as far as Rock Creek, and lie, too, returned homeward,at the close of the poll. Camp McKinney. The Fourth of July was spent ina merry way in Ihis camp. Early in llie morning shooting could l.e heard all over the mountain, and Supt. dinning- ham otlliH Carihoo M.M.&S.(!o.,ili*elaii'H thnt $100 worth of bis company'! powder was Hied in llie air. In lhe ufler- lioon tlle spoils begin, These were all twinning and interesting, especially the lug of war between nine Curl Imu men and nine outsiders, of which lhe latter were successful, The mosl inter- an ing pan of the programme was the horses races. Four horses were entered. They were Frank owned by Thus, Giahaill I Black Bess by Thos. Hansen ; Elizabeth by Mr. Anqulst and King by Hobt. Graham. Hobt. Graham's King wiisl.hr winner of lhe day with Black Bess second. Later in lhe evening Ihere was a match race between Harry Schriinplon's Buckskin Billy and Mr. Graham's King, The ial ter came oul a winner liy long odds. The day's pleasure wound up wilh a grand ball, afler which all went, home vowing that the Camp McKinney boys were royal entertainers, MINING NOTES. Mr, E. M. E. Munns last week brought in from Baker creek some nii'i'l.inking rock carrying free gold, The lead from which lhe specimens were obtained is small where cut, hul Ilis hoped tliat a larger vein will shortly he met with and thul the free-' milling eharacler of lhe ore will he maintained. Olher specimens, also obtained on Baker creek, are suid lo he nickel silica. These are being assayed to ascertain values. Mr. L. S. Moulton-Barrett, of Greenwood, returned yesterday from a visit to a group of claims he has on James creek, not, fur from the Crown Point group. He brought with him some nice looking specimens of well- mineralized quartz taken from a lend that is Iraceable through half a dozen ■hums nud which where exposed iu u liig open cut shows about SO feet of mineralised rock. The showing isde scribed us oue of lhe niggest ill the district, [| is intended lo do a lol of development work on it before noxt winter. The Brillsh Columbia Review, of Loudon, recenlly gave Bouudury Creek another advertisement, liy quoting the following reference to the district, this heing pnrl ofa lengthy extract from a paper on "The Possibilities forSmelt- ing in British Columbia," lend by Mr. R, A. Medley, of Nelson, B. C. hefore the Federated Canadian Mining Institute*—Speaking of smelting possibilities, however, I consider lhat lhey are far greater in lhe Boundary Creek district. There, the. variety is greater, anda perfectly self-fluxing nre is obtainable. I do not, pretend to say that there is an abundance of ore of such grade as to maintain a large plant, lull 1 do say lhat Ihere is every Indication that such will prove lo he the case. Once Iransporlalion is hud, developinenl will he pushed und planls will follow. Ores will be treated, both by direct smell ing for mall,!'and hy pre. vious concentration, There are very clean ores of mixed pyriles, chielly pyrite and clialeopyrile, that will carry 8 to 12 per cent, copper and low silica i others of low pyiites anil gaugue, llial will form an excellent, slug. Should the conl, on development, prove lo he of good coking', quality and in sufficient quantity, a plant with large cipa- city will treat ore as cheaply as anywhere on the continent.. Even bringing in coke al a cost of $12 per Ion laid down, 1 have no hesitation in stating that -i fiOO-lon plant (iwo furnaces) using steam power will smell nl u cost not to exceed $2 75 per ton of ore. This, of course, will produce mul te lhe grade uf which will depend on Ihe degree of concentration, This Hot Weather Will bring: plenty ol'flies "TANGLE FOOT" WILI, CATCH 'KM SURE. For sale BY J. 11. UN8W0RTH, DRUGGIST MIDWAY - II. C. MINERAL ACT 1896, Cortificiiti* of Iniprovoinoiits NOTIOE, Hon Hnv Minhuai. Claim. Sltuato in the Kettle River Mining Division of Yale Districl Where located: Central Camp. TAKK NOTICK llllll I. Alexander Wnlliira (roe minor's cortlfloato N.i. ll'ii. Inlond, sixlv ilnvs fnnn .lute hereof, to iimilv In lh.. Mining Howrdcr fjr o cortlllcalo o( Imurovo- mollis, for tho piti'i'iouo of obtaining a Crown Granl of the ahove claim. And further tuke notice tlml notion under suction 37 must ho commenced before tho issuance .if sueli Cortlflcnto nf Improvements. Hilled lliis llllll dny ef June, ISM. Which is True? "Who says now lhat the Penllctnn- Boundary road will not he 1)111111* Men and teams are nnw working nl. I'eniicion 1 the righl of way is lieing cleared, and more men are needed at once."- -Vernon News. "Mr. Turner is liniling himself in an unpleasant posilion. At one of the meetings in Kootenny, in answer tn a question from one of tbe audience, as lo how it wns lhat both llle Si.iekine Railway and the Const l'enliclon.",l{nil- way sections nf the Government's "progressive railway policy" had collapsed, the Premier, rendereddesperate for llie moment, wns rush enough to decline i 'Il has not collapsed, Mackenzie and Mnnn have sent a laige force of men up from Vancouver to start work on both ronds,' Everyone in ihis cily knows thul. this is absolutely untrue. The men, tenuis and outfit which were sent up to the Htic- kine in the Spring have come hack to Vancoiivei'.aod most of them been sent east lo work on the contract which the firm has for the construction of a railway in Manitoba. Eight horses and a few men were sent, lo Peiiliclon to inakeii pretence of complying with the net for a railway hetween Peiiliclon and Boundary Creek Inil, a leller from Pentictou says nothing is heing done. On the Coasl'-Pentii't.on railwny there is not even a pretence of doing anything and there cannot be because the Act, requires that before anything is done tenders for the construction of the road musl lie ptihllcly advertised nud contracts, plnns und specifications nil approved hy the Lieut.*Uoveruor in Council before a shovelful of earth is moved. As no one will advance n dollar on such a wild-cat railway scheme us this is admitted to he, since Mr. Turner hus allowed the lioliaon-Mid- way spcllon, which is the choice sect ion of the line between lbe const und Hnssliind to fall inlnlhe bauds ofihe Canadian Pncilic Railway, through the transfer of the Heinze charter, ihe whole project is practically dead,"— Vancouver News-Advertiser, Certificate of Improvements. K"ot*ice. Monte Ciiisto MiNiaiAi.Claim. Sltunte in the Kettle River Mining Division of Yale Dlstriot. Where Incited: In Greenw.iod Camp on the north of the Montezuma mlnoral olnlm. TAKK NOTICE that I, John A. Coryoll, ns ngtail for Jumna Marshiill freo miner's ccrtlttcato Nn. wsrs, nnd James Nicholson free ininer's ccrlilllnle No. SI8II7. inlenil. sixty ilnys from the ilnte hereof, I.i iippfy lo the Mining ttooonloi' I'nr u Cortiflcato nf Improvements, liir the purpose nf oblalning n Crown Grant of I lie abovo olnlm. And furthor tuke notico Unit notion, undor sect inn 111, musl lie commenced boforo Ihc issunnco of such CoNtfloato nf linpi'ovoiuonts, llnleil lids Ullli dny .if Miniiiry, ISIS. C. F. COSTERTON VKItNON, Ii. 0. General Real Estate & Financial Agt. NOTARY PUBLIC. Agf&aat, JPoTt-w*^- Tiie Royal Insuhanok Coy. * Tim London ano Lancashire Finn Insurance Coy. The •Insurance Coy. op North America, The London and Canadian Fir Insurance Coy. The Sun Lii'E Assurance Coy or Canada. The t)iiMiNiiii''B'Jii.DiNt» and Loan Association. Appraiser for the Canada Permanent Loan and Savinos Coy. WPf§§ Provincial Secretary's Office. gill Juno, I8U8, HIS HONOUR lho I.l" iiiiiii-lliiveriinr hns boon pleasedi..,,ii.]...iiii Leonard Nonius Kaniiii-c.Government Agonl tn In. Itoturnlng Olllccr fnr tho Knai Hiding nf Ynle Electoral lllstrlol; anil His Honour tli« lii.'iii.'iiiinl'Gnv.'i'uiir has boon plonsod to appoint ami iloolaro the Court Houso Vornon to no the plaoo f..r lho i in ;.ii I .-nii.iiii.il.- f..r .-I..-II.iu in tin, Legislative As- 1.1 v in tin Knsl Hilling id Vale Klci'iimil llislricl. W. DAIdlVMPI.E Gonei-al JMiieliMmitJi PAIRVIEW, ll.C. All Kinds of Repairing. Horsoshoolng n Specialty, Bob Hall's Stage Line (Carrying Her Majesty's Mails) Meets the steamer Aberdeen ;it Penticton on Mondays, Wednesdays and Saturdays, Passengers to and from Fairview, Osoyoos and Oroville, Wash., delivered in quick time, and by comfortable conveyance. Livery, Feed and Sale Stables A| Penticton, B. C. R. S. HALL, Prop. THE RUSSELL HARDWARE CO. GREENWOOD CITY, B. C. —♦»♦♦♦♦♦♦— LARGE CAR OF "uunu, AT LOWEST PRICES. —•>♦♦♦♦♦♦* — PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES, COLORS. ....Wc carry everything in those lines.... Mail orders receive prompt attention. First class tin-shop in connection Goods away up Conie in and see! Priees away down. ^phe Miners Home, FAIRVIEW, B. 0 THIS HOTEL offers the best of accommodation at moderate charges, Only the best brands oi liquors and cigars kept on hand. A good table and good beds add much to the comfort of its patrons. E. MORRIS, PROP. Rossland. Greenwood. THE BEALEY INVESTMENT AND TRUST CO. LIMITED LIABILITY. Real [state and Mining Brokers. , FINANCIAL Al INSURANCE AGENTS Fire Insurance a Specialty. m^2.HclWiW iyzx,m?>>m>z:i,mmMmixmm'EiBm', IN THE- iti it it it ST. LOUIS HOTEL at Camp McKinney, B. C. iti I \/ Patrons will find a new house, neatly furnished, and possessing all modern conveniences, tending to the comfort of guests. Strict attention paid to itf the wants and wishes of customers at all times. GOOD STARLING ON Tilt: PREMISES, it itt T. DONALD & Co. Props. T. DONALD, Magr. THK ADVANCE Midway. B.C., July 11, 1808. BOUNDARY CREEK MINING Al Mil LINI] LTD, LY. Incorporated October 21st, 1896. HEAD OFFICE, GREENWOOD CIT^ST, B.C. Capitalization $1,500,001], in $1 Shares, Treasury Stock 700,000 Shares, COMANY'S PROPERTIES. The Company's mining properties now consist of fourteen claims, viz, the D. A., G. A. R. Big Ledge, O B, S. H. B., Fred D., S. F, J. A. C, P. H., C. S. & H, E C. B, Prospective, Spokane and Granite Falls. SIX OF THESE HAVING BEEN ACQUIRED SINCE INCORPORATION . 'f % OFFICERS OFCOM PANY: DESCRIPTION. - - - - Pkesidknt D. A. HOLBROOK Manager E. JACOBS - - - - Sbcrbtaby-Tbeasdbee RAISKERS: BANK OF MONTREAL - - VEBNON, B. C. *7?*^iT k On the " D, A " is a vein ahoul 20 inches wide, with a pay-streak ot i tn 12 inches; frinn tnis 8,(153 Ilis. of ore wns shipped to the smelter, giving $1011.15 gold per ton, silver 7-1 7*10 uzs., and 2 per cent, lead, A tunnel is heing driven on this vein froui which ore is heing taken. On the same property is a larger vein (quart'/,) carrying galena and pyrites, The "G, A. H," has a 30-foot shaft sunk on a 2-foot vein, heayily mineralized with an intimate mixture of iron and copper pyrites, galena, blende and silvcrglaucc. Thefinestpieeesofwiresil- verfound oiiBoundaryCreek were taken from this shaft. Average assays front different places across the vein gave $8.00 guld, 50 oz-„ silver; also $8,00 gold and 150 nzs. silver and one, the latest return—$15.05 gold and 11)6-1-5 ozs. silver per ton. On the "Big Ledge'' is a 10-foot quart!! vein, mineralized with iron pyrites. This vein has heeu opened up by cross-cuts on the surface for 500 feet, A narrower vein has heen opened up, lieing one foot wide, currying considerahle copper pyrites, and runs Inlo the main ledge as a spur, on which a tunnel of 10 feet has heen driven, Average assays gave $33 gold and 11-10 ozs. silver, and $40.85 gold 174 ozs* silver, 2 pel cent, copper The " S. F." lies l.etweed tin* 0. A. R and D. A., in the direction ot lb** strike oo the G. A. R. vein. This location has been made on a vein of pyrrliotite. The " 0. B." has two distinct veins' one 25 feet wide which, from its strike nnd general character would seem to he Jibe same vein as that on Ihe Big Ledge, although sufficient has not been done to make this conclusive, Tlie second vein has at, present a width of nearly three feet. Assays have shown values in gold from $4.00 lo $170,511, while n conservative sampling by Mr. S. S. Fowler, M. E. gaye $20.00Jn gold. On llie"S, II. B." are two converging veins of copper and iron pyrites, on which work.is now being (lone. An average assay gave, gold $1.50, silver 16} ozs., cupper 11.110 per cent., or $40.44 for all values, The " Fred ti." was located in De ceinber.S 1805, more as ground for a basis for mining operations for lbe other claims than for its present value, although there is little doubt that, the large vein on the O. B. runs through it. Tliere is a small vein of galena on this claim. The ",T, A. C." has a large iron- capping running through it. from the Anaconda, at, a deplh of a few feet. The ore carries a considerahle percent age of of copper and $10 in gold. The remaining six claims are all good prospects, but as yet very little development work has been done oo em, r % This company is registered under the Companies Act, 1890, and amending acts, in the office of the Registrar in Victoria, B. C, for 1,500,000 shares at $1.00, non- assessable, of which a portion of the Treasury stocK is now offered at 10 cents a share on application to the company. \k Certificate of Improvements. Gilt Kdok Minhuai. Claim. Situate in the Kottle River Mining Division of Yalo District. Whoro located:- In Greenwood Camp, on the east of the Montezuma mineral claim. TAKK NOTICK llnil I, John A. Coryoll, ns ngenl fur JniiiM Murshnll, free minora oortlfloato Nn. 88878, Intend, sixty days frum the ilnle hereof, In apply in Ilm Mining Itocordor for a Ceriltlcalu ul luiprovcinoiiUi, for tlio purpose ot obtaining a Crown Grant of tlm ubnvo clnlin, And furllier tiikc notloo Hint nctlun. uniler section lli, iniiul In' oommonood boforo llic Issuance i.f such CortHlcatJ nf Improvement*!. Dated this lllth dny it February, imw. TA-mXtlX. Showing the Dales and Places of Courts of Assize, Nisi Prlus, Oyer and Terminer and Genoral Gaol Delivery lor the Year 1898. Sl'ltlNII AB8IZBB, Nanaimo Tuesday, III li Mny New WoBtmlnstor Tuesday, lillh .May Vancouver Tuesday, 17lh Mny Victoria Tuosdny, Slut May Clint nn Monday, 30th Mny Kamloops Monilny, lilh June V jrnon Monday, 13th ,1 une •n; olson Mninliiy, 2111I1 June •Iionniil Monday SItli Juno "Special Assize. KALI, ASSIZES, Clinton Thursiluy, 'Unil Soptombor KIcliflcIA Monday, 20th Soptombor Kamloops Monday, 3rd Ootobor l.yttou Friday, Uth Ootobor Verlion Mondny, lllth October Now Westminster.. ..Toosday, 1st Novombor Vancouver Monday, lltli Novombor Victoria Tnosday, 15th November N iiiiinin Tuesday, ll'.'ndNineinhc Certificate of Improvements. ATTENTION. i-jotiosj. Th|, p,.„vi(,,,nce Fm. Company, Pro- Monti* Carlo Minebal Claim, I ™1""<',''; R*' . w"lte »-.■ ki"'ls °k J** Situate in the Kettlo River Mining Division ■ &«*. skms, ginseng, senica etc, I rices ofYale Distriet. Where Located: In Green-! <J".'.,tal ""■ ""> "ext «0 days ale as wood Camp on the north oftbe Gilt Edge mineral claim. TAKE NOTICK that I. John A, Coryoll, noting as ngenl fur Thomas Rhodoriok, free minor's cortiflcato No. 88803, intond, slxly dnys fnnn date horoof, to apply lo llic .Mining Hcenrilcr fur n Cortillcato of Improve* meiits, fnr tlie purposo of obtaining a Crown llnini of tho above olalm, Anil further lake notice thul action, under seetlun 37. must be oomrauticod boforo the Issuanoo of such Cortiflcatoof Improvements, tinted this 151b dny nf Kcbriuiry. 18118. MINERAL ACT 1896. Oertiflcato of ImprovementH, hoviob. . Tim August Minkiial Claim. Situate lu Osoyoos Mining Division, of Yale ' llislricl. Whoro Loomed:- Camp Fair-1 view. TAKK NOTIOB thai v', II. Ron, free mill-1 its corllllcnlo N.i. 711,111, J..lm Slovens, '• (reo minor's certllloato No. ilSOo, John A, Coryoll, froo minor oarUOaaio No,MM** J, I'* 1 liiii'im-u! free minor's oorllflcato No. U8.U7,'*, in i loud sixty days from dato lioroof, to apply to llie Mining Ui -dor Air a Cortiflcato of Improvements, for the purposo uf niil.lining u Crown I Grant of tlio nbovo olnlm, And furtlior take ni.tiee tlml notion under; suction37must boc-ommotieod boforo ibe Issuanoo of Bttoh Cortiflcatoof Improvomonts. tinted tills 23rd day uf May, 18118. J, W, I<EE1), WATCHMAKER and JEWELLER MIDWAY, B. C. Fine Watch Repairing a Specialty. All Work 'Warranteil, o3-2m follow Silver Fox $16 00 to $150 00 Bear 6 00 to 25 00 Otter 400 to Martin 2 00 to Beaver per lb. 3 00 to Wolf I OH to Rod Fox 1 00 to Mink 75 to Skunk ,, 26 to Gray Fox 611 to Rat 20 to Price-Hal of all othor furs nnd skins furnished upun application. Full . prices guaranteed, careful selection, j I'lirli'.ius treatment, und Immediate ri'iiiitliinaeiiii iillconsignments, O 00 e 00 3 60 200 200 1 IX) I nil 76 25 H. KEYES, Prop. Good Accommodation, Best Liquors and Cigars. First-Class Stabling. ARMSTRONG B.C. WHEAT and BARLEY FOR SALE AT P.C.Johnson's Ranch Three miles west of k'ock Creek. Commereial Job Printing. AT "THE ADVANCE,' FOR SALE. THOROUGHBRED l'ekln Iluckseggs J1.00 per silting of ntno. Apply LANCASHIRE HOUSE, Midway, B. 0, You Want the Best and the Cheapest.^- THE ONLT PERFECT FENCE. McMullen's Fencing and Nettings ....rft^i.' ..,.** m.t.,,,1. Combine these two Qualities, •ML • W0VES W1RE FEHCIMC N" 0thm d° WIRE ROPE SELVAGE. Manufactured aad Bold by THE ONTARIO WIRE FENCING CO., Lia HOG FENCINGS AT SPECIAL, LOW PRICES. (ALL OTHER VARIETIES CHEAP.) McMullen's are the only good nettings sold in Canada, They are unequalled for poultry yards, trellises, and lawn fences. J'.clou, Ontario, Ask your hardware merchant for McMullen's goods. If you cannot buy of The Manufacturers at Picton, Ont., or to him write to The B. Greening Wire Co., Ltd., Hamilton and Montreal, General Agents. JAMHS COOPER, flontreal, Ueneral Agent for Hallway Fencing. THE MIDWAY HOTEL MIDWAY, KETTLE RIVER. First, Class Accommodation. Uood Stabling, Terminus of Stage Line from Marcus, Washington. McAULEY & KEIGHTLEY, Proprietors. ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ***** * * * * NACONDA HOTEL ANACONDA, B. C Visitors to the Boundary Creek Mining Camps, Stop at the Anaeonda Good Table - Good Beds - Good Liquors - Good Stabling N. Tholl, Proprietor-
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