Vol. IX, No, 17. MIDWAY, BRITISH COLUMBIA, MONDAY, AUGUST 22, 1898. ;.00 per Year. *DW. JAKES, M, D„ C, JI. UY APPOINTMENT RESIDENT PHYSICIAN TO KETTLE MVER DISTRICT. OFFICE GREENWOOD CITY QERALD WILLIAMS, M. D„ C. M. VKRNON, B, C. LATH 01* St. Thomas llospitn?, l..iM.i.\a I'm.. .■a—i—i. .■. in... ii innmn I. -,v.r QR* WHITE, Graduate of McGill University. FAIRVIEW, B. C. P. MoLEOD, Barrister, Shi.icitoii, Etc, . Midway, B.C. ALLAN MACDONALD, BARRISTER AND SOLICITOR Of the Supreme Court of B. C. NOT A It V PUBLIC, ETC. VURNON, B. 0. i • I« OH General' Merchants. ■ -■■■ % W We carry the largest and 7 best assorted stock in this (§ section of the district and i§! sell at prices to suit the ■■■■■■-, times. . . . >,,; NEW GOODS CONSTANTLY .■ft ARRIVING, SEND FOR PRICES f§ ft ■ ~>-J i KI'TTI.1- PIV.:it iWININU DIVISION .:' ■:J Records for llic Week Ending August 17th,1898. .MINKIIAL LOCVrlONS, .-:;, i\;.*nic!i|l)i*i ■:■' W. T. Shatford & Co. Fniiview, Camp McKiiuiry. Vernon and .Sln('f»-City. i:l ■:. ®MM ' ■ Igj : US J_ MONTEITH Notary Public, etc, Pairview, li- ti. 11 S. CAYLEY, Barrister and Solicitor. (ill imi F0BK8, B. ('. nwin—.. . ... BMBwn»w"*iaB**i r ADRIAN MEYER, MlMNII BROKER, MoTARt I'l'iu.ic, Em Baiwaiid Aw... Vriinov. B, C. Au Outside View. The Toronto Telegram dlsciisssing the |iolitical situation iu British L'ol- unit,1:1 says in |iarl: ilu-Tui'ii.'i- Government readjusted the constituencies of llrilisii Cluillliill King Harold. Deiulwootl camp, J. H, tu suit itself, wunl to thu | pic al Mill maid and ('. I'. I'Vii'ii.l. n t||1K.,,(iia own choosing, counted In -ii'i't a 10 two nicn s'li'cU'das independents, and Sleiiiwiiider, Canyon creek, P. practically usurped two Keats in the Lover, Cassiar district, and, al 111.1t. could Lucky Peli', Cnn? a k, 1', I,..v.a-, only niiisterns many members 111 lhe l.-.-i ( Iiiiii..'. Canyon creek, P.. new Li'glsli -e as the milted Oppo- KletelnT. Ition, II. 1 .,1 iiuyon creek, E Flelchci, I *.,-;r: 11 I'oluinhii had been so gurry "7m)", Ciiiiyoncrei'k, E. FleichiM*. nianded that a inajnrity of the popu- Gold tli-op, Canyon creek, W. S. |tll. v |i(| not ensure n iniijority in Pb'ti ber* the legislature; bul the Opposition Argn, CuiiYonci li, W. S. Fletcher, ,,.,.in-.a!.. majority of the popular rote, ill- inpla, Meyers ereek, J. Luce, ,„„] the results ol'the election reduced auoust 12 Llu* Ministers of tlie Crown to the rank Boliliie Burns, (fractional), Deer I „f conspirators against the will of tho creek, \Y. ti. McMynn, ,-,.,,, 1,,, AUOCRT 111 Lieiiteiiaut-GoYernor Mclnnes would floreiici*. Xi.'li,il-on cri'i'k, (-1. Alcbi- have been false lo any true idea nf on and ,1. Spratt. sluly if he hnd sal idle and allowed a auoust lo ;: s'l'dlited Minister breathiug ti f Liinciisliirc Lass, Smith's camp, .1. several months to be spent hi the hard Otlbin, , ,-,-ni-a of using the country's money iu Cairngorm, (fractional), Long Lake ., ilespcratc ciforl to purchase ii major- camp, M. .1. JI. Wood. ity wliich ll could nol secure al the Dixie, Long Lake ramp, P. P. Kane. .,,(||Sp Halifax. Long Lake camp, A, Mason, ,-u ■*-,. ,«. t-~- ., riaiiuix, ijoog uiiKi* ciunp, a, uiissiiii, „ , nUI nnTTTMDTI SMfflDTl-Jfl lUTCI f'n Comanche Chief, Sultan camp, J. ^ney-s Peace Proclamation. % ' Siiltaii. SiiIIhii cninp, J. Douglas and Hon issued l,y Pr lent McKinley . - MILLS AT VERNON, B. C —^fii»..i .. :.. aca— iiia- on ,1. Aiwnod. Pirsiilenl Thompson. MANUFACTURERS OF HIGH GRADE FLOURI Oaarln.i. Hungarian, Three Star, Strong Bakers, Superfine. s' crrth •< p, I. G. the 12lh of Aiiitusl. By ihe I'i*-.!,in i,run, United Slates of Aini'Hi'ii A rn..-Ian..alii.ii : Han ramp, I 0 Tln.ii.p- Wluueus, a protocol concluded and I K. JOHNSON, (Inoral i'-,',l..-'i-i! i.a-l Inwmnao Aa'.'".' Mitral I'Ui.na Bc-'iglil mul Bold. Notar; I'.i'.lia. g-ua n ii Forties n. c PORBES M. KF.IIBV, P.L.8., A. JI. 0. 8. 0. E„ ENGINiEn AND SURVEYOR. Notary Pinnae. Midway, B.C. Rickards, Benermon & Co. M1DWAV, B.C. REAL ESTATE AND FINANCIAL AGENTS. MINING BROKERS. FIRE, LIFE MO ACCIDENT INSURANCE. kti produced by tha celebrated Hungarian Plansifter system. Try so oa, ;' ia by Hw ra ' Plan ilftar mill i:1 tha PravincB. ——..v. aa-ii-—- ....WHOLE WHEAT PLOUB A SPECIALTY,,.. See That Each Sack Is Marked »:R.?. muh Ltd., Ppoppltei YfekB. 0, i^m m :■ ^m&k ■. ' ft. Good accommodation al the 7 ) inrr AUGUST » Stiinilaid, T. Walsh, Sliver Dish, P. IvelVer el al, AUGUST lli Ccalaa, I. ti. Thompson, A I'd! .ac III Rnhy, W. G, JlcJly I al. Tri'iidivi'll.P. ,1. O'Liiughlin el al, Hamilton, M. (larlainl el ill. Blue Bell, P. ,1. O'Laiighlin el al, TRANSKl-'llS. Al BtlS'l I) igtied Aligns! 12, ISDS. l.y William 11. Day, sect-clary iil'slnle of Ihe United Slates nud hia excellency, Jules Cauili- on, aiiiliaa.ailni' exlt'iinidinary nnd uiinHler plenipulpiiliiiry of Pianre at Washinglon, respeclirely reprcseiil- in;; for Ihis purpose, lh.. government iif the I'liii.'.l Slates and lbs* goveriiinenl of Spain, lhe Uuiled Slaies and Spain have I'm n in lly ngi red upon terms mi which iii.gnlialiiinsfoi fhe establishment of pence between llic two count- lies shall b lcrliiken, And whereas, it is in said protocol BOTE \/u N lb 1UN | Q) ■jK^oa?- TOIIN A. COllVl'Il.l,, A.M., B.C. A. Civil Erigineer, PROVINCIAL LAND SUFIVEYOR AND DRAUGHTSMAN* Irrigation Projects, Engineering and Survey Work, with Plans aad Estimates In any Portion of the Provinco Immediately Attended to. Maps and Plans of Any Portion of Osoyoos District and Mining Cnnins of Keltic Hlvei' Mining Division. B0UNDAHY FALLS, MIDWAY mid VEItNON. Travelers, Commercial men, Mining' men and Sportsmen. (ffi ©) (© (® ©) m (a**1 ©S 111 Pairview, ;■' Osoyoos, V'r? TermilVJS Of Stage \ Orovllle, Wash. ©) ,. - ^ a -vm- (,-s, uncs from—«w*w *, „ V" j Oamp McKinney, ©) (9 (« W. C. HAYWOOD - W. L. LEONARD, ©) C,)j Proprietors, Penticton, B. C. &"! litftAMIAMAif.^^ aP a9»® fi 7) Midway, Greenwood, C rs u, Gran -'arks, nnd Marcus, Wash. Biirkhorn, I inlerest,'J, Dunn to 0, agreed Ihal upon Ms eiinccssion and |r, Nsden, signal nre hnsiilil Ies between lhe Iwo Blue Bell, tInterest, 3, Dunn to (i. cinnilries shall he nispciuleil and notice R, Mndei . to I h.i I .IV.-.!,* Ial1 l.|.givi.|i as soon as Iron Top, 4 interest,,I, Dunn to G il. pos.sil.li* limicli gocernnienl, and in Naden, niniiiitinilersof its uiiliiary and naval Arlington, nil imprest, 0. A. 15. Shaw I forces, ... 1'. A Bielenlierg. Now,til fure.I, William JIcKinl, y_ Buckhorn, i Interesl, G, K, Naden to presidenl of Hie Unhid Slates, do iii 15. A, lli 'l.-al aaa. iiccoidanee wilh llle slipulal lolls of lhe Bjue Bell, \ ) rest.G. ti. Naden to luolncol declare and |iriiclaim nn the la. A, Bielciiherg. pari nf lhe United Stales a suspension Iron Ton, -V inleresi, G. R, Naden tn of hnsiililies and do hereby co .and 15. A. Bicletilietg. ibnl unless l.e iiumeiliiilely given auoust II through Iheir proper i Inn I- In com- Cnronallon, J Inleiesl, A, ,i. Pletl tu iniiiids nf ill ilitary and naval forces .1. I'hurl.er. ofllie Uuiled Slal.'a In ahslillnfr.illi all .May Flower, all inlerest, Vi, ti. iiiTsincnusisleiil uiili Ihis proclama- Flcteberto la. Fletcher, lion. Lillie May, all inteiesl, W, S, Fletch In wilimss nliemif, I have hcreuulo cr toE. Flelcher. set my hand and fitused the seal of W.S. I*-., .-ill inlerest, W. S. Flelcher lhe u'nileil Stales In be affixed, I.. P., Flelcher, j Dune al the .iii nf Wnshinglun,lhls, Argo, all interest, W, S. Fletcher tn llie I2lh day nf August, in lhe year of E. Fl"tab.'a. mil' Lord, one ll sand eight, hundred Le.-lie, all interest, W, S, Fletcher In | and ninety eight, and of Ihc indepen- 15, Flelcher, nf the [lulledS -a. lhe one hundred Gold Drop, all inlerest, W, S, and Iwt'iily-ltiit-il. | Fletcher to E, Flelcher, William .MiI'ini.ky, President, Augusta, Evevetl,Rainy,Mayflower, * - Shewing Her Hand. Asthe tension becomes more severe | Lillian, iy. .', interest in each, 0. Mnllii 1 in vY. ti. Fleli*her. Otip floLir has the name of being the 7i7r-r:i"r tll-rOLind llour on the market, try il and you will not use other (1. A. (truss. M. A. 11. A. Ill KS8, '!. A. GUESS BROS, 010 helween Russia and England .ner ihe aiiil Assayers Thoroughly familiar w'Uh I Boundary Ocok Mlnoral Pr ■, crllnn. Prnpop tloB Rxmnliii 'I. A :.;,■ ..ini iVtiftlj '-■ uf On -. ITuola. Rlc. ORBRRWOOl), H. IV M. HAKItl'.n'. N. T. UODQSON BOTTN I>.N HY *■* JKTQKK Engineering and Assaying Co. Hi iiu-.*...! Cily, 1!. ' '. Assaying' and Analyses of Ore Mines Examined and Reported on Tlioi'(ilif.rti Ai''niiit..(!.'ii'i' with the I*.lllc Biver nnil lloniiiliirj (' ,li Mlnliig District. Everett, ', interest, .1. Peterson lo W S Flelcher eastern question, Hiisslaisgradual- Jlavfl.nvcr.UnteresI,.!. Pelersonlo b^"«'i"K b-r band, in fuel by the w s' |.'l(,,,.,,.,, following il will he seen that should Lillu.mav, ii interesl, I, Pelersun lo "le,.Uvi"! t,'1f.,wlll>' '" ™- ... m m,,',|.",, India and not China will he lbe real ".U-dt'BTlll battle ground. i / . ,i -ii » • i- i ii • i i i w PiillnH'illir \a o Uussiiiii press cnin- brands. Our shareholdersfi-row the wheatand we *rnii 1 tht Americni Englc, all inleiest, .1, \v. > Powell, ii. W, lllck-niid iiiiiI .1. P "' I""". ;""',llnl1' flour with the latest inproved milling machinery, fi„„.i i,.,i. n. ii.-m-..-;. •-. I'liiinwingin the fooisteps ..r n„. Marshall II resl I) ll-csniiliiiiiln s"v"Klitl" ,'•"'',," Vreinya eulogizes OUR brands are, HUNGARIAN, XXXX, STRONT. j. SIJ. ihe Marquis of Salisbury i,,,- I, ,\ i/17 D Q prnwriMV >'t • im- n ci \- r u i i i LitlleBrowu llnlciesi .1 McNultv wisdoiii willi which lie keeps In Hicck HA KERB, ECONOMY, Sl I'ERHNE, all lu.'/s marked , 'j, ,.'.;', ^j,1 l,!"* ■'•w,ft""> ,.,, „„..„ , ..■,,„„„,.,, ,„,„,,,, "0. K„" and to be had at all I td ie dealers fr- in Pentict.m i -■' < i. Aa...., ; :■, i,-,.-1. j. a,:<■,]■, ■<■■ ' >' ■ u>>"i--ie.-- with . ,,, ■ a nl ii ' *|l,r! :,:i' 1,,,:' ' ''■"" "ll tO dreenWOO I ' Ity, , i ^ -,, : ,,,,;■, ■,. ,,.;,' '■ ' hetwee,, ri, -.-■, nn - T,,il,.iV tl. Me.M; ll I IK I IS. . r Pj j ' .■• . '■- Ll . iiinn.l ,1 1, i,f,lnly, '"' ' '" ' -l»l 1,1 l,o. Bed Jnckel, llnguolia, I'm -•,. '" '' """ !"" llll'f Hi" Armstrong, ii. C. , ,,-,, ■ ,:..,, , :,■■ „ n„. ,*i, ': ' '■ ' Ul'* (-'•>"» .*• W, W, Gil'lislo U , II McJlynu, * ' I ''ina.. uiiiterstand M. Medial ,. „ ,. TipTop, Trap|i»i, (' .in leresl in ,, ,,. -, | , ;,,. , Larsi ' . ,.| . - h ii vii-a THE '; ,. !' Ill , , ■ il, W, W.I VV. 0. -' ,. ih, molts British Pride, (loldei ;le, irl Artlmr nnd " nod, Lillle .Inlin, llaliirliivii, ,lii|iu I nol ,hon Ihcniselves ■ , , ' iu each, ,1. II '■,',. ■ ,, , ,,,, i „ ., Is silualed a. Rock Oreek, B.C. nn 11 aiu r .of travel nnd II i.il vivooil lo (I. I. Thelin '!" a OHisiili.r- mil I i alii. a'...1 a 'noil mi n I ■, ■ |. ■ r -. - 1 hey l,"lu'"" PcnlirKin and all Biiiind.iry Oi k pnlnls, Slopping pi,',:,,,'^,. ) ]l) inlerest, T. F, Wren In "! ' ' '■■'-"■<"■■ lnr which Ibey place fnr singes, ' K, Sin..a ' '' ''■' ll1' " ■■ policy, __-? -3-^. 'oronio.T. P. WrciiloT5.Si ,,„.' " Pi-oyiditig a jicrinaneul Icl ^^ ! Gienl llii|ies,(fr,iclional|,T.P.Wr, " , . . GOOD FIS : ' " - OOOD HU I? i ':' ' i" : :"' |,n:':"" uuuu '■ ' vi-JVi- -'. , Minimal - „ allinleresl (' I- '".tin* Iiulinii I I iit where every- , ,,, iv i; \j .'- hit ■ been lone orirani/ed for BEST OF ACM '; ««■'.«• ,„,„,; , , , l*ill lhe |l .'..!(.I,-at ... , i - ■ ,, , . , ,,,-,- ,, '■ '-" ^oiiil i. Ill Iniushoi Irlve Hit-win lo ie i, . '■ ... ...,-.'.,. ; . P..I. U. TIIK ADVANCE Midway, B. 0„ Aikuiht 22, isiis. THE ADVANCE. W. H. NdHKIS I'lsorniKT.ll Published weekly nt Midway, II. (', Subscription Price, ivm por annum, payable in advanoo, olthor yearly or half-yearly ist Hn' option nl tbo subBotibor. AilvsiriisisiK Hnica sunt tin application. T!iihis*1i iln: columns '•( Tin: ADVANCE arc always nurii (or tho dlscutslon .»( matters of publio intere-i antl Importance, we tin nol noc* ncHsurtlyendorso nny ef i In: opinions expressed, Correspondence ofa porsoual nature ivill nm Ik publlhed. A IT'.aa in tllia aim,-.- intli- a-iina Mint,ycursubscription to this paper has oxplrotl, MONDAY, AUGUST I HUS EDITORIAL NOTKS. The action of the Lieulciinnt-Gnver nor ill dismissing the Turner government called forth a perfect fusillade of criticism, principally From the fnnner goveriiinenl organs, That he did not exceed his authority all scorned to recognize, but that lie should summarily dismiss a'discredited and defeated ministry seemed to them to he a perfectly inexplicable act. To ourself Ihc subsequent action of lhe Lieutenant-Governor in calling upon tin. Hon. Hubert Heaven lo form anew ministry was the puzzling feature .if the political crisis, and until further light is thrown upon the subject it wiP always remain so. That wc are however at a loss to know why His Honour should, after dismissing .Mr. Tumor, have overlooked the recognized lender of the Opposition, Jlr. V. A. Semlin, does not liowever prevent our presenting our readers with the correspondence which passed between two of the principals interested, and although tbe following leller docs not even hint atthe reason why Jlr. Semlin was ignored at the time, yet does it givsi a f llr idea of the relation existing between the Lieutenant-Governor and lbe Premier, as also it points to the erroneous conviction held by the writer, that it was possible to fuse the two provincial parties, by calling upon an individual oul of sympathy with both. At Government House. Victoria, B.C., Aug. 8,1898. To tin Hon. Robert Leaven, Esq., Victoria, B. ('. Slit—I have the honor lo inform you that, by letter of even dale herewith. I have relieved tin* Hon. .1. ,11. Turner and his colleagues from their functions as my advisors and members of my Executive Council, This action [have taken, in view of the results of the general elections held on the llth of last month. This is, probably, the mo«t important period that has yet been kno.vn in the developinenl of iln* resources of the Province, and, during the month that has elapsed since the said general ele.'lions, I have deeply felt the need of advisers in whom 1 could place full confldenci nnd whose recommendations [could unhesitatingly approve, A,,d, knowing your thorough knowledge of '.he special needs and requirements of tin* 1'r, i.- iiirc, anil having ill view ynur long and honorable experience throughout a quarter of a century in lhe adininstra- tion of its affairs, and regarding you, moreover, as peculiarly fitted to reconcile its contending puliiical factions, [hereby call upon you to assume the task of funning a Ministry, and to once more act as chief adviser to the representative of tin* Crown. (Signed) Thos. 11. MoInnes, Lieut. -Governor, If llu* pre-election* pledges of the Opposition party are fulfilled and there is every reason to believe that thev will be, then th" 15th uf August, 18118 (he day upon which Mr, tl. A. Semlin nnd bis colleagues nssuui"il the reins of goveriiinenl, should remain forever memorable in the history of Brilish (lol u in I iia. For years Mi. Semlin, with a small following, fought manfully hi the provincial legislature againsl the policy of the government which was presided over by Jlr, Turner and his predecessors, and although al limes, jl musl he said he seemed lo make li: I le progress when he attempted to force his opponents to recognize the lies! inleresls of the province, and govern themselves accordingly, yel iu the liglil of recenl events musl it be acknowledged thai hlR'liugglcfnr lhe right wns being unleil, and'bat too hy a people gradually awakening to the necessity fora pnliliia.1 change, Associated willi Mr..Semlin in lbe new. government arc men of sterling wmth nnd these as lhey have pledged themselves to a policy of reform ,in ninny j directions, will nn doubt conduct themselves in such a manner as In earn Ihe i gratitude of not, unly those trim I placed them in puwer, but as well the respect of those whn are and have a I ways hewn politically opposed I otiient, Thepeopleof I In* province expect in ticli frnni Iln* presenl government, anil we believe thepcople will not be dis. appointed, OUH OTTAWA LETTER. Ottawa, Aug, 18th, 1898, Aiming the varied and often unique criticisms which the ingenuity of th. Conservatives have devised againsl Ibe Government mine have been more persistent than the charges of extravagance and reckless expenditure of be public moneys. Facts That Talk.-Nu heller illustration of llle fact lhat real and aulislanlial retrenchment is being practised by the Governuienl can l.e ..uud ihnn in lhe repurl of th" Post Office depasl ment for tin* fiscal vein jusl closed, It isa well known fact hat th- Posl Olliee has never paid for itself, but perhaps il is nol as well '.iinivii lhat the ncl mil deficit when the p es'iit Pusl master-General took olllee . as uver $71111,1)011. This huge sum iviu lle result of an annually recurring iiiliince ou lhe wrong side of lh. ,liter anil was Iherefore llu* resull of i permanent lack of sound liusine iiaiiiigenii-iiti.ini not of exceptional idvel'sti I'liiiililions, ll, was therefor Hie mure dlffiult in overcome and could only he changed by a complete re modeling of I lie entire system. This difficult task Mr. Mulock sel himself In accomplish nod wilh tlie resull thai a' the ensl nf Ins Hist lenn be bad cleared off over 8100,000 of Ihc deficit, and ivheu the complete returns are in (or lbe year jusl. closed there will lie aunt her half million wiped oul,so thai ilie deficit, will thereby be the comparatively iiisignilicunl sum of $7-1,- 000 only. A redliclinn ol the ufnvor- able Imlance l.y $027,000 in two years is must,eloquent of the splendid adinini- I Ist mi ive ability ibnl, is now governing j the department. Ki.tick.ncy Wrni EeoNOjlY.-Thlsim inense saving tothe public has nol heel affected at, the cosl of efficient, service, im iln* oilier I'.and reforms nn.l improvements have followed each sillier so lapldly that the story hns become almost tpontonous, ! No Partisan Contractors.—But perhaps tin- inostnnlahleimprnvement, has been in the way in which the innil i contract*, have been re-let nud when so much is lieing said of lbe disregard of the Government for llle prln.'lples nf a wai ding public works by open lender, ii is worthy n! mile thai contract*, previously given lo political friends wil hunt competition nre nuw in tin* hands of ihose who have secured them by public tender at a saving of over I$1(10,000annually allhongh the territory covered by Ihu new conlrai'ls is several hundred miles grealer than hefnre, ' Before leaving lbe subject it is worth noting that iu a spirit cmiou»lylucking in patriotism, the "Old Flag" parly have (.'liHi'lsi'd lbe Impel ini penny pnstage scheme must persistently up on llu* en.inula nl the deficit which they claim it is bound In create. Il would appear 111 heller taste for the parly responsible for the old $7(X),()(iO deficit tn say as little upon Ibis point as lhey conveniently cnn, Tiik Yukon "Scandal,"—During Ihepnst week the edltural columns in Conservative papers in Ontario huve been pretty evenly diviilesl hetween excited dissertations on theinqtiitie* of lhe Hardy Goveriiinenl and I he "awful revelations" of malfeasance of olllee among lhe Government officials in lhe Yuknn. The fact that Ihese stories have all conn* hy way of the American papers makes nn difference, so Inne ns a whack can be hud nl lh" Administration, It mat ters liltle the source or authenticity of the "facts", Tin* principle upon which the yarns are circulated is a safe and easy one,— spread them broadcast liefore there is nny chance lo Investigate, Ifsubsequenl InfoiIllation bringsnnrrohratlon, then repeal, euiliellisb thein. if lhey prove false, leave somebody else lo say sol Already the oilier side of lhe slnry is reaching the East, nnd as was In he expected, a very dlfferenl aspect is given to lhe various "scnndals", Il ippenrs thai. Messrs, Wade and McGregor, the Crown Attorney nud Mining [nspuctoi respectively al Dawson Ciiy did noi follow the example nf members of Hie late government, and locate claims upnu informal inn secured in llieir official rapacity. On llie contrary lhey heard of the shake on Monte Orlstn Island just as scores besides heard nf It, on lhe street,and started mil with iln* such, staking iheir claims wiih nlhers as ordinary miners, Il would surely l.e an absurd reslrlcllnn In forbid a man hnving any peciininnry inlerest in tli unity, simply because lie is an official. The conditions of life are admittedly extremely arduous and no reasonable salary1 could heoffered that would Induce conipeleiil men to undertake lbe wnrk. So long ns Ihere is no trafficlng in their official capaclly the country v* ill refuse to endorse the ridiculous outcry thut is l.eing raised, havingeiiiilltlenccin "he Department to slep in wiih ii firm luinil if il is shown that improper use Ims heen made of confidential Informallnn, The Centre Star. The (Jotiilerhain-Black-stoek syndicate hns purchased the Centre Star mine in Rossland camp. The purchase price is slated tu have been $2,000,000, This is tho company which owns tlie War Kagle and ither cliiiins in the same camp. The ti. C. Mine. The statement is made Unit the owners of the B. 0, mine in Suniinit camp, are considering a proposition for Ihedisposial of Ihi'ir property on the basis of a $1,000,000 deal, bul, weather such Is actually the case It is not possible to say just at present. As far ns l,lu* purchase of the property from the original owners is concerned, that is al anyrale settled as the final payment of $27,000 was made on Friiluy lasl. Just at present work is not being prosecuted upon the li. ('., the nimiag- iiicnl, having closed down lhe works a few days ago, but that everything is satisfactory may be gleamed from the (actthnt lbe linnl payment on the purchase pries* was made since tlie working force wus laid off. Whatever may he the outcome of the negotiations which it is said ore now pending, it is safe to say that I e- fore the work of development at the inine is continued, a very large machinery plant will be installed in the place uf the one which up lo the present bits done good service, but which is to small for deep winkings. With tin advent of the railway tu Summit camp, no doubt the B.C. will again assume a buisy appearance, K» ■» , A Great Shtiswnp Property. A grnup of claims situated ou the shore of Shuswap lake, 5 miles from Sicamous station, on the main line of the C, P. R,, the ore of which is identical with the Russland nre, will furnish an eyeopener iu the way uf it new mining camp. A ledge has been uncovered here, partly liyiinlure and partly by several tnonlhs of work quietly carried on, whicli shows clean sulphide ores limning from $60 to $700 in gold, with an average nf 8^ per cent, copper values, When we s'.nta thai Ibis large ledge drops at, an incline of about 10 degrees down an escarpment almost perpendicular for 1800 feel, and is in places of a width of f.0 feel of clean ore on uu almost, righl angle face, aud is continuous from where il strikes into lhe waler lo the poinl where work has been carried on to date, n distance of over 8,000 feet, and ns yet no diminution iu size, we think we have made out a case of a new camp Ibnl will ipii"kly give Rossland a run fnr firsl place. This mny sound over sanguine, but llie fact nf the mailer is thai' with u dip of 45 degrees into ibe mountain, natures work alone bus given us a perpendicular deplh with continuous sloping ground of over llil-l) feet, mine than twice the presenl depih reached at Hfiasland,iind a conlinuousorecliute ninny limes longer Ihnn nny yel uncovered in fhe Trail ereek dlslrlcl, Among llie various claims alung this ledge are the Jlnno.Diill'eriii. Bluebird, Milton nud three ill hers, lhrough which this great ledge is canlimintis and exposed. Staked only last wlnlet, nothing Init prospecting by means of stripping unit as yet shallow shafts lias been done, with lhe resull of a tine hanging l.eing shown to be in place, The geology is iiindi* up of the well-known Shuswap schist with considerable porphyry .float, in lhe slides below the ledge, which cuts lhe schists at, an ingle of nlioul 110 degrees. The properly is nnw attracting much attenlion,—B, 0, Mining Otitic. J1INJNG NOTES. Mr. ,1ns. Lynch has kindly promised lo obtain sonic specimens of Toroda creek ores to be sent to New Westminister with the collection Jlr.Jacobs is making for the Provincial exhibition ■ held in Hint cily iu October next. Work will In* resumed lo day iu lhe Bruce tunnel on the Bruce claim sit- mils d nn Ingram mountain near Midwny, as a new cnni met has been let to Mr. James Beckwith nud bis partner. The tunnel has heen driven over 200 feet and it is expected thai during llle Iil'.. of lhe presenl contract the ledge will be reiclied. In Hie fine of the tunnel some change In ibe formation is notifiable as ibe very bard granite is gradually giving way loa more limey formalinn. il is reported thnl n gnnd slrike has been made nn lbe Morrison cluim, which is silualed in Deadwood camp, but Hie character and value of the ore has nol yd been disclosed, Wnrk has been suspended on the Snowslioe claim In Greenwnnd camp, pending Ihe installation of a heavy machinery plant, which bus been ordered and will soon beon the way to lhe mine. Greal difficulty wilh wnler hus been experienced in the Snowshoe, and 't is do doubt owing to Ihis that the management bus decided io knock nf lhe men, and await lhe arrival nf machinery hefore carrying further the woi'k of developing the claim. Shoe=Talk MY aim is to prornrp for .nycusto,,,- ors th,* T I ULUI C bestqualltv of goods in llic market, This veek I desire your Inspection of my Fall Line of Footwear (just arrived) The best as well ns the newest in llu* districl, I di Hell you Ihul, I huve every stylo because, every style would nnl lis* suitable for lliis country, but 1 have the Pa(,1 "nd most servicablc styles JJCoL in Ladies Gcntleinans, Misses, Boys and Chilerens Shoes. See "W"i:n.c3Lo-w- jvlcJNICOL, MidWay. *J*1**H -HARDWARE-- Chambers & Co. Vernon Dealers in Shelf mid Heavy Hardware. , 0BLS, STOVES, TINWARE, etc. -: Jobbing- Tinsmiths and Plumbers :- <99»»»»»»9»di»{»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»i)»»-^»»»»»^| I ACETYLENE GAS S2.-&SKS J "V, I I_L1XJ_ UHU, tiklog tlie tad everywhere.. 1 licit the patronage of the puhlic, and trust liy lair dealing, and right prices, to merit yeur confidence. We ■fw orders receive cur prompt attention. (irand Prairie Hotel. McLAREN BI-JOS. GRAND PRAIRIE HOTEL Curson, B. C. N direct route to the Boundary Creek and Colville Reservation points. . . - - Proprietors. CITY Is iheOentrii] Town and Supply Point of the Boundary Cieek Mining (lamps. Frinn Ibis New Tuwn ronds lead to the Greenwood, Deadwood, Copper, Summit, Long Lake, Skylark, White and Atwood, Wellington and Smith Camps. Lots are Selling Freely nnd arc a Good Inves ment. Mid^/B. 0.,Augsdt22, 1808. TIIK ADVA Ml', PACIFIC SO0 PACIFIC ROUTE. The Cheapest Qu cites! and £ ? I 0 Shortest Route Toronto, Montreal, Halifax, Boston, New York and All Eastern, ;European, and Pacific Coast Points. STR, ABERDEEN u,«vosp„n* tictun dally, oxcopt Sunday, making con* nootione with trains at Okanagan Landing for Slcaraoufl Junnfclon i« join main lino trains oast and west* Through Tlokota to nnd frum tho Paclflo Coast to Eastern and European Points. Equipment unsurpassed, combining palatial dining and slooplng oars, luxurious day coaches, tourist ami free colonist fllcopliig gars run on all trains. Por Information as to tlmo, rates, etc., apply lu S, L. Smith, D, R. fflcElmon, Agent, Pontloton. Agent. Greenwood, ll, ('. Or to E- J. Coylc, Dlst. Paeu'v Agent, Vancouvor. Should carefully consider • the cost cf mnferbl, antl by figuririitj, find oat that ■-'ii kin iis of Bough -:- and Dpossod:-: Iiumher, Shingles, * Laths, ■ Etc., can lie purcliasBtl at the Grand Forks Sawmill, CHEAPEN THAN ANYWHERE ELSE. -♦«♦•» ynxm x- tn « » »tn x x tn x tn tn -x tn tn tn i 1 $1 FIREWOOD $1 i i i l per load. J ltr:n * x'ntntntn'xxx<n'n-x's..'nn.xtf.i G. K. Simpson, Prop. S. A. Mil i 00. (Successors to K. N. Taylor) Chemists and Druggists Vernon, B. C. Koop a l'li'st-Clii*.*. slunk nf Drugs, Chemicals, Patent Medicines and Toilet Articles Prompt and Careful Attention —sivbn to— MAIL ORDERS. pOSTOPtflOK BOX 111. FURNESS S PARKINSON \W/ Architects and —-— Civil Engineers .,. Finarioial, I^eal Estate, Insurance and Mining Agents. . 4+. **&NOTABtHlS PUBLIC,***** ■♦• JTatrviow Tow nni te Ageul B. — ♦ ... ADDHK98,.. FURNESS & PARKINSON, FAIltVIBW, B. Ci »• CorroHjxuwltMii'i1 Solicited. It. MoDUFF General Blacksmith, GREENWOOD, B, C. All KIiiiIii of Work Execute' it. tlio Batli on I ion of Customers, Charger, not Proven. Justice Walkent to whom n com- mission was issued some time ago to make inquiry into certain charges of corruption in the lands and works department has delivered liis finding to the government, It is in elfect that tlie charges were not sustained by the evidence, Irving .ind Clifford win, The further returns of the elections for tlie two seats in the Cassiar district sliuw that Messrs. Irving and Clifford will be elected by very large majorities over iMr, MoTavlsh, The Inlerest fell In this election a short time ago, is now niiieli dimsnished by tin* fall of the government, One of the two members, itis known, lias expressed his Intention uf supporting which ever party is in power, while it is nlsu ex- peeled that the oilier will do the same. Oro Flno nines. Il is not so staled, hut ii is presumed tlie Vancouver World means to the Urn Flno properties nt Fuirview, when ii refers i,i the operations of the company ns follows. "A special meeting of the Oro Finn mines directors wns held til I heir office, Mai'klmion block, ou .Mnnilay afternoon, for the purpose of eendiog Me. Puller, llaevey's reporl afler his examination of thia promising property. Mr. Harvey estimates thai the ore whieh can lie I rented as snnti u< there is n mill erected, at over 5,000 lops, with a valuation of $1,00!) per ton, The direclnrs decided to at once set on foot, negotiations for lhe procuring ofa 5-slnuip mill and hope hy full in have Ihis In operation. A sufficient, amount of treasury shares will tie sold to meet tbe cost of ihis work and when ore cnu lie shipped I he direct ors hope In pny dividends lo Iheir shareholders," It will lie observed lliiitln I he above, ih" statement is made that Ihe nre runs as high ns $1,000 I.n the ton. It Is also nol iced that another Vancouver paper lhe Mining Critic makes the same sl-uti I, which is obviously imt i ue, fnr froui oilier sources it is gleaned Ihal Mr. Pcllew-H irveyin bis report claims thai lhe ure uill average aliiiut $10 lo tlle Inn. The following is snuie nf the pnni- graphs in Mr. Fellow- Harvey's report, to the company, and the values given arp very much more to the point than the absurd contention put forward by the Journals referred in. The report says: Th** quantity of ore exposed by the work already done with lhat showing along the surface of Ihe two claims, (Oro-llnoand Independence) will approximate 4,500 Inns. The assay value nf this has not lieen ascertained by complete sampling, bill hnnil siiinples have given fair assays and indicate an average of ahout the same ns the 4*11 tons nf broken quart!! which is now on the dumps ready fo be milled, and according to tin* ciiisliings of an average sample of two Ions, will yield about $10 per ton, 8(1 pee cent, nf which is nuinlgniiiiihlo. Tbe cost nf Mining nnil Milling. should nut exeeeil $,"i per ton. Thete is good timber on the properties. As far as lhe mill site is concerned, this is a question wbich will require careful consideration as ihe water available in ihe vicinity is scarce, but foe battery use and a small plant wiih steam power, there Is water enough in the ravine aboul the quarters of a mile snutli nf lhe cnmp. I have given as ninny details ns are necessary for the purpose nf this re. port. The conclusions to he arrived nl. are that llle grnup cunlnins a large body of surface quail-/ sufficient tu warient further exploration. This will luke n good deal uf money, bul the chances of success are in favor of such expenditure, There are Iwo ways which mighi lie suggested I'nr lbe execution of this purpose, vizi (a) The running of a linitiel fnnn is pninl some 100 feel below ihe Nu. I tunnel he Orn-Fino towards ibe discovery stake, in the hope nf sliikinu lho lode iu pluce there, This would give a depth of 1.10 feel, with ii drive nf nlioul 'Jill feel,and would cosl about $10 poe foot, (li) A hei tor proposition ivould ho to conduct a series of open cut lings for slrlpplng the quart*,on,the course nf the lode; by so doing it niny he expected Ibnl ennugli nre wntili! he won (o aboul puv forthe developinenl, if a small prospecting stamp mill were erected In treat the products nn tho spot, and thus put you inn position of great advantage, ns ii »nulil demonstrate values, nnd nt the same lime would bo developing the reef ilinnst entirely willi ilsnu'n specie. This surface pins- peel ing would likely loud to the ills- cry of the lode in place, und. as hns nl ready been explained, ynur one object shuuld tie In endeavor In dothls, before going tn any furl lice expense by Indiscriminate developments, Spokane Falls ...& Northern, Nelson & Fort Sheppard, - - AND - - Red Mountain Railways. The only all-rail route, with- I out change of cars, between Spokane, Rossland ^aml Nelson. . , DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY. GOING. NORTH. GOING BOOTH. 12s27is. us MARCUS llilllu.in. Train leaving Marcus ul 11:18 a. iii. makes close connections at Spokane wilh trains fur nil Pacific Coast Points. Close connections at Nelson wilh steamboats fur Kaslo und all Kootenay Luke points. Passengers fur Keltle Hivcr ami Boundary Creek conned at Marcus with singe daily. ROOK CREEK HOTEL . . . MOUTH OK ROCK OREEK. 3SE. 7?-i.t.-tioaa.AxrXgf7a., WCBf*1. Fihst-Class Accommodation run Guebtr GOOD STABLING it-ifllxcolliiiit fishing on Kellle River.***: Practical _\ mi BUILDER. iidway, B. C. OF ALL KINDS Promptly and Neatly Executed. 53= CARRIAGE PAINTING A SPECIALTY. MINERAL ACT, 1896. Oortlfloato of Improvements, WOTIOE, IluoiiKi.vx Minkiial Claim,) Situate ln Kettlo Rivor Hinlnn Division of Yale District, located In Greenwood Cainp. TAKK NOTICE llml I. John V. Mrbonil w I ngont for \V. T. Smith, froo minor's corllllcnlo N... 89812, .1. M. Taylor, froo miner's .-...•lilieiile No. 811018, all" K. ,1, llolnala, froo minor's cortiflcato N... 7im.'.:i, ini.-inl. aixiy slnj'B from (latii horoof, lo'imilyto tlio Mining Recorder for a corllllcato "I Improvement, for tho purposo of obtaining a Orown grant of lho nljove cluim. And furthor tako notico thai notion, undor a.1.'li.ni 37, innsl lie COIllllOllCOd I,.-tiil'i. tho Ibsuiuico of suoli certificate o( Improvements, llnleil ihi.. llh day of March 181)8. .1. P.lloLoosi- "'''" ' THE FUTURE flfed m m RAILWAY, MINING AND M 1 AGRIGULTUBAL m" ( ' m m m IMS Ursa I | is m 'Ms he Kettle River Country i.. i 1 • ■ ■■ j Lots mi Easy Terms to Act!..! Residents E. JACOBS, Miiiway, 11. ( For Particulars Apply to $& CFiS9.*JU.BUt,?*gi>tlP-1l*o.-4UU:\i2ii,o.*it,.x: *■«*■ ' 'V'll '£ •■:■■■ R. C. ADAMS, f0 ffl MONTRRAL, P. ('- SUS ffl Bob Hall's Stagre Line (Carrying Her Majesy's Mails) Meets the steamer Aberdeen at Penticton on Monday*;, Wednesdays and Saturdays, Passengers to and from Fairview, Osoyoos ancl Oroville, Wash, delivered in quick time, and by comfortable conveyance. Livery, Feed and Sale Stables. Af Penticton, B. C. ilt R. S. HALL, Prop. -■ ib ■ -i, _ : . S\ftft J] . .I ! ■ ■ ,■■ ' fef ffo Tfe ; JuS-Jllt llliUU IMtlO . ' vln , . a : . w .SIS ■ ■I. .ill il Now i.a the time lo Inn- Summer und Ml Clothing, a further reduction in prices ... ; .. Down To Cost mmmsfr/mtismsmMtiiis itht-l ■ IA Fu ATTENTION. ■ti- ' ■ , . ■■ i -; ■ I In order tn iiinke t'oohi for uur winter sluel. - .-- of Clothing we havo decided to sell iv'.ml is fi,im left uf su ut nnd curly full clothing, IT "i..: cum'. We need the room und must sucriilee, -i " so don't lio slow nud take this opportunity tn repleinish your wardrohc, T'O Lmeaf ■. |.;; 1' m/mwiiimi^^ Gi'occriesiirrivingever.vdiiy, forth wesl Creiunerv Butler in 2II. tins uml llli bricks.' Culifwiiln evuporut- i eii fruits nml herries. Kippered Hnddies und Herriti'i:, Sulmon liellies nn.l line while Jluckeri'l, Morton' assorted potted iMeut-s, Honey in comb uinl in fnc! everything in the " i'iiiiev uiui nluin (irocet'S line. :, • iiii .-. -. -... 7,o it irk ■ i . :■ Dry Goods nnd Ladies and Gents fur. g nishing- goods a full line. -_ ..-, -it. - DON'T IME".,^,-5-*. .Br. -T*«.^» I FORGET itiisa. «Sc Co. ..... j; I»oi3t Ofiloe B-btKK-iB . . :,.: si.iMC'J.i.if'ii'.a.*- . ' The Providence Fur Company, Pro- viileni's*. It. I , uaiiila all kimls of rniv furs, skins, ginseng, senica, etc. Prices quoted for the nexl HU dnys ure aa foilowai* - Silver Fox $16 00 to $150 00 Hour 6 00 lo 25 00 Otlor 4 00 to II (Id rdnrlin 2 00 io 0 00 Bouvor per II). 3 00 lo 3 B0 Wolf 1 Oil to 2 m Red Fox I 00 lo 2"i tlllllll 15 lo I hi Skunk 25 lo 1 ... Gray Fox Onto 75 Rut 20 to 25 I'l'iee-lisl of all other fill's 1111(1 j* skins I'lii'iiisheil upi.iiap|iliciiliiin. Pull [_t ftclSu prices guuranl I. careful Hclcction, ciirteiiiis treatment, nnd linmedinto remittance on all consignments, Prctical House and Carriacj Pdper Hanging, Graining and Sign Painting. M >o Kalsomining and till kinds of Decorative Work executed by ,1. \Y. K'KKl), WATCHMAKER antl JEWELLER MIDWAY, B, C. Fine Watch Repairing a Spocialty. AM Wort Wiu'i'iititctl. o3-2m 0!) AT "TIIK ADVANCE.' idway and Greenwood City. .1. KI5IIH, Secretary .1. p, l''l,()()l), Manager. The Kettle Eiver Irosssd 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. Till! UIVAKUB. Mil.WAY, ll. ('., AUG! ,i MINERAL ACT, ll a,lie t f Improvements aro-jaiaosa. JRVIEW - HO' ■" X.-/C - :-'e- l .N.l, MlNKHAi Claim II lo In tl.*. Kclilc Rlvi * Wl ill a Mul on oi i ile D -ai. Wiicae looated I In Contra] camp. I ■" NO'] 111 ' I I, Jol Jm The trade centre of tl eGi v ffl Prairie, r anil pjjg Boundary cn raining and j ,; , ., ' a * ■ ■ I I. Hot! ... Commercial and Mining men should put up at ihe Fairview Hotel when in camp. .^"OOa; ACCOMODATION, EVERYTHIN-} EXCELLENT w& agricultural coi m ■ ■ t '. ■ o liis ii uiiiily tu I g i /** I Cl I ci'oi'llcl'foi'nl ;• its for i U £0 (1. J \?l2 l\ •2i\ar\ , . ■ it.a n .tion, untlor .. In ...*. l,o ' — 1 1 Iiei lool Iiiiiii-. ia . 1 ||| a*. . ' ,\|l|.|l,l proprietor. M Situated at the ju c ion of S the Boundary creek, is ; Hand Reservatic i wago i roadi - M Nearest point to th I olville | di reservation mines. '■■ .. ffl |' ffl LOTS A3 GOOD AS GOLD I KI! [RAL ACT, ;£9C. '. rtificate ol Improvements, 3! . 3KJ. Ait... U.nkhai. Claim, Eltuutoln tin ,a Ho Hivcr lining Division i.a Dlstrl...' icatod In Greenv, I *aaa T ' ■ KNOT! ■ : ia*. II,.......anari'.-.a- For prices and all ol-lierinforinntion npply to iW McLAREN Bros. or JX. McLAREN, ! j Sft??. CARSON, 13. C. K VMLOOPS, B.C. ' " ., HokI 8aB^3^:''--'-;' ' -'■■'; ■■-'■'.,,,:. ',* .' ! ' ' '". : ii". ol -.'■■. 11 .. lenn ... !Ill!,!'..,i-iis. Ka\;j lli imi this 18th ilu; "I Murcli 181)8. I.aI uclion, itii.ii.I onccl li.*f.ira Hi. il'OVOIllOlllS. *<1 DM FALLS HOTELS —S . T1,ob. Wake I^^T"^ ^■rjl PROPRIETOR.' l\V^- The Iii. ie I i--- i'i in in lly lonii ed ,anil is n slopping pluce for stage lines. Good llshing in llle vieinily. Oood slalillng, Wenls will he served nl all hours, Ihe luhles helng furnished wltl'. lh" hesl. A variety of the choicest lira nils of liquors unil cigars nl the liar. SITUATED AT BOUNDARY FALLS, li. C. . ■-■ ■-.;..■■ sum: r.-^c iiiv.*in; . i -5 u-:i-i.-;.-.-.vu.ui i. : ■t^t'j.^.'ixzjnRwmjirri.'imMumtt VAtuiatattir-uptrnm-MnrMMM VERNON ■ SA ******i************$999$&iZ$®%G%<ii%$2&**********m**<i'* * * t Tlie Travellers Imw Oo,,,, rrmrmr r rinrnrr. t .... 01 lai :' . inn. "'•' T'f'u'f'f'fl TTTOT ■■- '.....- '■..'.).'.;■. i.-.'i" ...' i^Wi'.-iHii '.'..IC. , .-'.■,. ;;-, 'V-L MINERAL ACT 1896. Certificate of Iniproveiiients. ■ ->:.■? 7: a :. Tint A. ■ 'S'l Minki ... ai,'.:,!, Situate In Os ■ s.a li..- la-...'... ofYalo a-*,Iii. 'a.' a", tocated: Camp Fair S!tii.John A.Cory- \.a!;.",, .1. I'. SMITH k McLKOI), Proprietors, Sashes, Doors, Mouldings, Turnings,etc. All kinds of factory work kept in stock and made to order. Const. Cedar worked into Furnishings a Specialty. All kinds of Lumber, Lath and Shingles kepi in stock. Best material always in stock. i[ Oliiirtorod ft I, m lit,,.': Uf. an.l Xi || Aecideul Iiiaiiruneo. | ISSUES the best life insurance ASSE1 S ill contracts In the world. No I ..: ihu 1st ih*.) it a..", a : Certificate of Improvements, wrouexcas. Month (*un n Mi: r.u u. i'i a n, » dlsaDBOintme-i i to l!vl January ist, 1897- B !te"'"|,"'',Ll|'n' I demh Ev a,", T'iO.Sg " 5.1 Situate, In ■ ■ ■: -a.. ft * ,:';',:.':..'." ,". -, W or Yalo District. Whci Located; In Croon- ■j* teed 111 advance, from um LIABILITIES,.. 17,0.20,260.2 <S vtoo-1 Camp on the north ortho cut Eilori w rates, 15 to 25 per cent I ;t '" ... mineral olalm, I than those of old line Mu- ;.,,■•:;.■ , , . ; 2,976,42^.3 % ■-,- \: : koti ilz tual companies. I ,..-a... * Tlu'Truvell Couilieiiii'ioi. Acciilenl I'nlicy guiiruntt'es fuifteculenla! "' ", ..'";.. Bawmiu, i.n Okanasau Lakh, Handy to Shipment, Sash and Door Factory on c. P. ti., Vernon. ill m f - flidway Meat Market =! */ i\ <S K. A. MATTHEWS, Proprietor. { « ttt id * ■__ 'fl At this est blisfiment cut tomers cue. get choicest cuts of Si/ I BEEF, MUTTON. PORK and VEAL $ it . . *a3*.«.-OT ,-*-i^.-,.r.\' .nn- nw, +-.11 r* t,"f-,*,Tj Jw.-'P . .*..' IK 3*r,o^t*sr(g>a»(a,-^oa?* owl tut •:■. p7a-o-Ar^.?.£co-.*3 . -* I » j1) Therefore Meals are always fresh nn.l sweat, Call and gel 11 good'joiut J^ jj for dinner to-day, w '%•;• Esseeses'" -' s s' '■■. i s«tees«e8*jis«eee^5««eee«*««se««f « Death Hoiinltt - . •» l.o-s ot Slghl or Hoth * Loa*of Both K.'.a n*H _ Loaa of Olio II1111.I I Ier ordiiuin i'oi a i' . , , -.- I,, oi llixlil IIiiiii] . . aa.. 11. -a . a,:a 1,,,-a,.' I,.'..*iil ..-..'' " .,'':,,, :. of aaa, ■ '.',..,-, . a*. ;■<, , . : .... ....■ .,.' . .. a a...' . : u - -.; ^i/^f ______!__________ 7h.7 " 1 i,\t- ';,-,..■' .■ *■ .;" (r v":'!"/a the ^^tjna^Lake ... 1... . . .iia -■• '"'•' !» li ■'■ 11 1 ili.'i'tei.l i*u|.l '■■''■ ■ iisici tills lllth il ■',,'.... I.' • ;*\ ^ Poriiianont Total IHsnliilh (li Limits of Wei ly lt)denmity i I,IWO. $ . * « AND, If such injuri are 1 lain ! ivhilc ri iug 1" . pn :-■■:■ •<: .■■. uuy passenger u'onve.yunci using I, cuhl. or elcetrie! ,■ ,. 1 motive powei ihc luinniiil to he ] tid hull In U0U1 LI ... sum r speeiiictl in she uluu.se under which tlie cluim is aaa:,., ,', * C'OSt $5?. A YKAH TO PltOl'laSSIOXAL AND : if. J I<' Men,and Commercial Tkavulkks. J Other sums a: proportionates rates .^t- "WW. ':. "' '■' . iss, 1 t AtlKNT FOR SOUTHERN lilil'l'i-iil COLOMRIA, MIIIWAY II,'0. % %******Q*****Q*****$ii}&9>%3%Z&Z'i fti.f... . Vl*v..lW-'- '^ - ','" '. ...i-.... '■-*--. a .■ ■:,r.l . .■- ifii-^-iu'^K.'-li.-''-'.-ft' -■■.- ■■■. 'It"''- '- ■■ - 'V'..'*4,' *C'-„ V - a'** '..'V*4k '-- !E B- W ',' '* ■'■ ' ■"'■■ :-' i^''' ,11 1 I B-B I** K I' : ■ , , / I " T L» Xtl'ii u i s'WS y& ftftftio^ i ... .Of Victor*!!. -^Carrya iiiH s n i fio i ol... /;: Llli lli 10 fill '": II. KEYES, Prop, Uood Accoinuiodntion, Lasi Liquors nnd Cigurs, First-Cluss Stuhling, ARMSTRONG B.C. . : '-H"*M'< »*M'«-0 ?';•■,. a',-:'''.'- ilpr. iTelmon, J I Pr ctical Watch Maker, I % . a,l*l'!-;',i ST., Greenwood, B. C. _„_ "> Oood TuulB, Plenty Hoterlol, ',* (.SCCCC CASCADE CITY, B. C, ' CH.Thomas, Prop district, Stomjing' place fbr sti-.g'c-s on route from Marcus to Boundary Creek points. FSsl'J Alll.lSIIl''.Ii LH83. MAINLAND NURSERY COMPANY - LADNER'S, - BRITISH - COLUMBIA - ■^Jt'-*i,.l'iii.tiVrtf to, JH■:,'■,Wh. Ouk Specialties -Varioties Profitable in British Columbia Tna's Free from Pests, FRUIT AND OB.1 ^M';":"'^!. TRUES, PLANTS AM) VINES. Send lor Free Ciitalojjue, E. Hutchekson, Manager, ..•...■...■•a ' t)i,$**tf<f<.,*H******** ">t-** j :..:.\. _ (.a- no RAis ... loyeors experience to tin Ifl ,' '. ***ir****4**mfW*********<W**m> v ■•' '- rli ...-.'.. BranlforJ Ca ; : .■ ' 0' ■ ; * inocrats, Wi ns, Uu [ic antl • arts. : ( : ivlei i'l.'i'iinl 1.... P ! and iValkn : . ..... nm******®) [•i j mstt ■ ■'-'■■' Wi'aiaMuiWKmi-, th $ ih th }} -ni:ft: ' th ITH, M. E. vxv ONE THING IS CERTAIN -■■ '■■ : .',.....' , — We have furniture on the way in CAR LOAD LOTS, and in :, :':\v clays will I.-'.' able to offer cur patrons on : and Tables * Lounges, 1 = - Sideboards, etc. etc. - - ■ ,:-.. 01 i LATEST I "TERNS AND DESIONS .','.[. AT PRICES WHICH WILL DEFY COMPETITOR xlk-«- - ..■ ■ ■ ■ 1 . : 1 ■TY f ' P * IU a. ' wye ' din I... ...aa".', B, 0. il" ■ ... 15 I 1 thi ' ' Ll and RAYMOND SEWING MACHINES .'..,Greenw< t ■ •■■'WCifk^ B,G, 1 7 \ . . c .■ . ., FOR SALE. . 1'iikliilli •■ IJ GOODS, CU illl and I UNI sHI-IlHK ' HI SE, .! !,!„;,; II. C Largest an I besl ' ,' "': . '' ODS, CLOTH and LOOTS art lo .. [ONEER-HOTE Guki s'wooo City, Boundary Creek, B, C. We lm vi* jusl opened llu* niton* hotd ul Greenwood Oily, niid ure prepared , ivi Iconic ".a.... .m.l prisiiih* good iiccuininodiition. (ltn.il Cutcrlng, I'irs ,■-.., ■:- Livery Stnhle, J. W, NELSON PROPRIETOR Midway, B. 0„ Auobst-22, 1898, THE ADVANCE LOCAL ANI) DISTRICT. On Friday last Air. Louis BoBshart tookover the International Hotel in Greenwood, having purchased the premises from Mr. 13. li. Simmons, Oapt. It. C. Adams, president of the Midwny Company, arrived ai Samloii from Montreal on Friday, 12th inst. He is expected tu reach Midway about U fortnight hence, ■Some heavy machinery passed 'through town on Friday last hound for the Cariboo mine iu Cninp McKi y. The machinery came in from .Marcus over the Keltic river wagon road, On Tuesday 'hint Mr. Wildgress, niglit-ol'-wiiy agent for the C. P. LL, accompanied hy Mr, Uiec, chief of the 0. P. ti. engineer parly operating on Buundary creek, paid a visit to the 'town on official liusiness, The Greenwood Olty Mercantile Co., ■lire about to enlarge their premises, and in doing so will placed solid stone foundation under their store building, In connection with litis Mr. C, VV. H .Sansoin lias a notice in this weeks ,pajer calling for tenders. Mr. und Mrs. Eolheriiigham, of Vancouver, came into the district .from Pentiction on Wednesdays utage. It Is understood that Mr. f.ilheriiighaiu .may remain in the district, should he .consider ths'ouiloiik for profitable in- ■vestment* in mining and other property sitlliciently encouraging, The telephone line which is lieing extended from Grand Forks is gradually •approaching BuundryOreek, fora few 'days ago the wires had been st rung as .funis Greenwood camp, which is only! .about four miles from Green .uiiid City. Ill a few days Greenwnnd City will en-' .juy the luxury of this modem and convenient means of communication. It is with regret the announcement Hs made that during the past week Mrs. Lundy of this place wus taken seriously ill. necessitating the culling upon Dr. .lakes to render medical as- sisi.ence. Although sliil coiitineil lu lied il is learned Hint during the pust .twiiilays tin* .patients condition h-.r .■Hiiinewhut improved, which will lie iplcnsiint news lo her many friends, It is unilsii'stoiid thnt Jlr. II. T. Wildgress, 0.1'. It., right-of-way agent last week completed arrangements with Messrs. Kerr Bros, and Sullivan ifuv n light-ol'-wiiy fur the railroad through llieir respective farms, As tin* luiusi* in which they nnu* reside is iu.tlic righl --of way, Mr. Robt, Kerr ami family will shortly leave tho fnnn uml may reside in 'Midway during the coming full ami winter. Mir. S. H. Nolley, of Trail, whose attention was drawn to the suitability of the Midwny Company's acre lots for fruit growing purposes by Mr. Thos. Earl's reference thereto in his published report to the Provincial Board of Horticulture, rodo over from Trail lust week nnd looked over the ground with a view to purchasing live or ten acres of land from the company nml devilling his attention to fruit (growing uml chicken raising. New Appointments. On ihc IStli iii-it., His Honour the Lieutenant-Governor wns plensed to make I'be following appointment's viz: The Honourable Charles A. Semlin lobe Chief Commission.!, of Lands und Works. The Honourable Francis L. Carter- Cotton to be Minister of Finance and Agriculture, The Honourable Joseph Martin tn be Attorney-General, —*.— Provincial Exhibition. A very eoinplele prize list, came lo luinil on the lillh., th'list being -sent out. liy the directors nf the Royal Agricultural and Industrial Sneiety of British Coluuiliia will) head quarters at New Westminister. Judging from the prize lisl the exhibition which will lie held nn Octuliar the It'll to the 18th, under tlle auspices of Ihis society, will lie niie of Ihe most important und successful evfll* he-Id in lhe province, nd certainly should lie when the very liliernl awards in nil clnsses and divisions to say nothing of the lurge niiiiilier of special |.iizi*s nf greal value, are taken into consideration. One of the important, feature* of the exhibi- bition will be a large collection of minerals from different sections of the province, nnd as these will lie exhibited iu a separate liuililing sel. apart for Iheir accommodation, the display sboulil attract much nttenlion, and prove an object lesson to those holding skeptical views wilh regard t( the mineral wealth of British Columhia, It is to'be hoped that.fioiu all sections nf the province a hearty ass-istanc* v ill l.e lendei'i'il, so that the eit'urt'i of the management of the forthcoming' cxhinitinn niny lie crowned with success. This Hot Weather Will tiring plenty of flies "TANGLEFOOT" IVILL OATOH 'EM SURE. Ton 8ALE BY a. DRUGGIST MIDWAY - B.C. IHE RUSSELL HARDWARE CO. GREENWOOD CITY, li. C. C. F. COSTERTON YWIN-ON. II. C. LARGE CAR OF Doors, Winilows,Bar>estuFS ari Bloe* s. AT LOWEST PRICES. —******** PAINTS OILS, VARNISHES, COLORS. ....We curry everything ill Ihese lines.... Mail orders receive prompt attention. First class tin-simp in connection Goods away up Come in and see! Prices away down. Death at the Old Ironsides. On Inst Tuesdny inorniug a very sad (affair occurred ut the Old Ironsides .mine in (Ireeuwooil camp,In which .one .uf the men working in the mine lost his life aud another very nearly sn. fl wuuld seem thnt three men, ti. W Roberts, M. Austin mid W. J. Plerci were working ;in n drift which wus being run in from the shaft at the 20(1 foot level, They had occasion to lire (several.holes and while this was being (done they went to the surface. After •waiting ahout IB minutes they fiecend- •ed the shaft tncether until thoy got 'to Ithe pump station, nt which point Pierce slopped to fix the pump, Roberts and Austin went on lo the 'bottom of the shaft und as soon us, this -wns reached Roberts proceeded to go into the drift, but hud not gone more than two or three steps before be fell down being overcome with powder smoke. Austin noticed Roberts full uml shouted to Pierce, nnd then went to where liis partner Iny. Having readied him be too became un- concious, Pierce slid down the cubic lothcbottom of the shnfl, hut, lbe smoke wns so bud thnl, Iiii, feeling himself going, decided to ascend llu* shaft and give the alarm, This he did nud immediately Pitt Dermody the foreman went to the "rescue. On the Hrst trip down Dermody secured Austin hut could nut gel Roberts into the1 bucket, bul was more successful the: second time. As soon lis the men, were brought to tlie surface means were employed lo rcsusticate thein, aid in Austins case successfully, but witli Huberts ull efforts failed und in n few minutes lie wus (lend. On the following duy Dr. Jaqties, Corner for the district, enpmiiieli'tl n jury and held an inquest, and after listening to the evidence the jury returned a verdict lo the effect thai death was caused by foul air, hut that nu Illume was attached to any one. The Fall of Manila. American warships bombarded and reduced Hie foils, Ihen the land forces made afiu'oiis attack. Hung Bong, August 1(1.—Accounts hroiighl liy the German steamer nf the stli render of Manila say Admiral Dewey gave General August! an hour in surrender al, the lime of Ihe lust demand on Saturday. August] refused to contply, The liomhardment which began at 0.81) a, in,, wus rntilintit'd two hours, and then the Americans stormed the trenches, sweeping nil! before thetn. Those within lhe walls atlemiptefl mu resistance, Th.. First Colorado volunteersstorm- ed I he outer trenches and drove the S|iiiitiiii'dsinlu ibe second line uf defenses, Then llie American troops swept on, ilriviiig nil Ihe Spaniards into lhe inner fori ideations, where the Spanish coititminder, seeing that fur- ther resistance was useless, hoisted the white'flag nnd surrendered, The hisses, American nnd 'SpuirWh nre mil known yet, The Spaniards in the trenches probably numbered 300(1 i8n. The Americans attacking forces numbered 10.IKI0, and Ihe Americans were better armed, hetter trained and in better condition, The foreign fleet! watched the bombardment with acute interest. The American warships engaged were the Olympla, Petrel, Releigh, McCollnch, Boston, Monterey, Charleston and Baltimore, The Spaniards assert that the (ire of the Americans for the most part if ell shod, the only effective lire being from a small gunboat, armed wilh quick- firing guns that wasclose in shore- II. is asserted by Spaniards that "'the Ainericiinsliisl heavily in the storming, owing to the faulty construction 'of their eiitrenchineiiis, which the Spaniards could command from the heights, and upnu which lhey poured ■i nulling fire." The Spanish trenches extended around Manila at a (flstance »f from two to four miles fl I the walled cily, forming a circle It) miles in circumference, and it was Impossible, the Spaniards say, to hold so long a line againsl the Americans attack. NOTARY PUBLIO, Ai?ro*xt. JPor^^ Tun Royal Insijbanok Coy. Thk London and Lancashire Fine Irbhhance Coy. The Inshhakce Coy. av North America, The London and Canadian Fm Insurance Coy, The Sun Like Assurance Coy or Canada, Thk HominioeBuildino and Loan Association. Appraiser for the Canada Per-! manent Loan and Savings Coy, i m_mmmmm!!s-m-mmm°iw-; GREENWOOD CITY MEHCANTILECO. •GREENWOOD CITY, B.C. I Ml I AXH- MINERAL ACT 1896, Certificate of Improvements NOTICU, Hon itnv Mineral Cuim, Situate in the Kettle River Mining Division of YrIg District Where located : Central Camp. TAKK NOTIOE tliat I. Alexander Wnllaco free miner's cortiflcato No. 112a. intend, sixty days from dato hereof, in applv to iiv* Mining Iiocordorf,)!1 a cortiflcato nf Improve* nieiils, for the-purposo of obtaining a Orown Grant of tbe above claim, And further take notice that action under Reotloii 37 muRbbo commenced hefore the issuance of hucIi Ocrliflcal o of 1 mprovomonte. Hated Ihirt lllth day of June, 1898. Tenders For a masonry wall 80x'.!4 feet, and 8 feet high, with seme excavating work. Plans -. nd Specification at my office in Greenwood City. Bids to close by IsttSept., 1898, C. W. M. Sansom. W. DALRYMPLK G-«Bltwal I"IL:*LC*lc:liHa*nii*>:j!t PAIRVIEW, B.C. •,11 Kinds of Repairing Horseshoeing a Specially. Mineral Ate 1S9B. Certificate of Improvements. JXToticts. Goi.ulliu, MtxEiuL Claim. Situate ln the Osoyoos Mining Division of Yale District. Whero located:- Camp Talrview TAKK NOTICE, thai I. ("hm.de HIoIh Green ns n«enl. for Win. A. Dler free 'miner's oertmonto No, 70132, and Alfred A. Davidson free Miner's certificate No, 70133, Intend, sixty days from thodatoheroof, to apply to the Minim; Recorder for a certificate of improvements, for lho purposo of obtaining a Crown grant of the aboveclaimo. And funher take notice that action, under section 37, must ho commenced liefore 'he issu anoo of aiiQb coritflcato of mmrovemonts. iluted this 12th day (f July, 18118. mar to M i Town Trade. Goods Delivered Free. _______\_______?j_-_tze£t:2 ^phe Miners Home, i Certificate of Improvements, Notice. MonthCribto Minkuai,Cuim. Situate In tin. Kotllo Rlvor Mining Division of Yale District. Whoro locals il: In Groonwuod Cainp on the mirth of tho Montezuma mineral claim, TAKK NOTICK llial 1..Iiilin A. Coryoll, as Agonl fin .lniin'* Maralmll [roe mlnor'a -lilii-nii. Nn. S8878, nnil .Iniiii'a Nicholson fr™ mlnor'a oortWInlu No, mitti;, Inlenil, HlxlV ilnys from tin* ilillr llt'l f. In niiiily to tlio Mining nooonlor [or n Corllllcato nt liiipriivt.iiii.nta. fm-Un- puriioan nf obtaining a Grown Qranl nf lh.' above olo'liii. Anil (una.a ink Hi.'.' Mini actio idol' Rootion 87. innai Ik i-iiiiiiiii'ii('i..i boforo tlio isaufiiioo bt aitoh I's'i'tillini.. ol ImprovomoiitH, llati.il tllla lillh ilny nt r'el.niiiry, IW. Mineral Act 1896, Certificate of mprovements, HJcit.acao. lion Roy ami NlOftTIM-i at; MrKi-'.it,u, Claims. Sltuato in tho Osoyoos Mining Division nf Yalo district. Whero located;- Caaip Fairview, -TAKK NTITIC I ngenl for Hn. Where iilLCIiti lo liini*. Groon lolldntod Gold MiiiswCii„l,iiiiltt.il,nf|.'iiii'vii.iv,ll,c.,rn Inor'a ooritficftio No, 18Iu6a, Ini I, sixty slaya fnnn the (lute hereof, tniip-ily I.i llie Milling lienor- tier fm-iieei-iiileiiit.nf ImprovomonUi, for llio pni'iiise nf obtaining a Crown granl of tlio abovo olnlm, And furtlior luko notice that ncliun. under Rontloii *7. innai lie commenced boforo the Issuance ol audi corllllcato of Improvements, Ilatod this tSlli (lay of July, 1SD8, FAIRVIEW, B. C. THIS HOTEL offers the best of accommodation at moderate charges. Only the best brands t i liquors and cigars kept on hand. A good table and good beds add much to the comfort of i.s patrons. E. MORRIS, PROP. •rossland. Gheenwcod. TOE BERLEY INVESTMENT AND TRUST CO. LIMITED LIABILITY. Real Estate and Mining Brokers. ID I fire Insurance a Specialty. m%%™_TclyTtm U-^CfiKr.T.''"-**"^^ IN THE- si a a st a st't ST. LOUIS HOTE AT V St st m Sti st i itt t^WiZ^'i'tffliiu^^XiSSr: '!*<■"-— Camp McKinney, B. C Patrons will find a new house, neatly furnished, and possessing all modern conveniences, tending to the comfort of guests. Strict attention paid to the wants and wishes of customers at all times. COOl) STABLING ON 'i'l!': PREMISES. T. MAID & Co. Prop?. T, BUILD. lagr. TIIK A.DVANI'L Miiiwav. B.O„AuQnsT22,l UK. * BOUNDARY GREEK MINING ID MU LING COMPANY. LTD. LY. Incorporated October 21st, 1896. III2jSl.J3 OFFICE , GKREBHTWO-OI) OIT"ST, tt. C . Capitalization $1,500,000, in $1 fees, Treasury Stock 700,000 Shares. COMPANY'S PROPERTIES. The Company's mining properties now consist of fourteen claims, viz, the D. A., G, A. R.. Big Ledge, 0 B, S. H. B, Fred I), 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 *7i\\ DES< 'RIPTIUN. _^-* "■4&ism.Wti2m- On Ilia " I). A " i.-i a vi'in abniil 20 inclii's wills*, "'.villi a pr, y-st t*«ak of -I to 12 indies; From luis 8,0511 Ilis. of ore was shipped In llu* inn*]ter, giving $103.15 gold per ton, silVL'r7-l 7-10 uzs., and 2 per cent. 1 1. A iiiiini'l is heing driven on Ihi. vain from which ore is being taken, On the same pruperl) is n larger vein (quurlz) currying gulonu and pyrites, OI F1CEKSC I C (A'l'A NY: The "(I. A. 11." hus u SU-fool shaft ! sunk on a 2-Fonl vein, heavily mineral- i'/.ial with an intimate mixture of iron and i'opper]iyrili's, galena, hlendi*and ,.. silverglanre. Theflnesl pieeesof E. JACOBS ----- Sscbetakv-Tbkasukct vcrl'iiiuidonBoundiiryCreel'v.'erri RANKERS HANK OF MONTREAL VlSltNUN, B.-'C Tha "0,11." has two distinct veins' nnu 25 feel wide whieli, fn.in ils strike ntnl general charai'l.'!' would serin lo he lh.' same vain as ihal on the Pilg Ledge, although sufficient has not heen done to make this conclusive, l'lu* second vein has al presenl a width of manly Ihree Feet, Assays have shown values in gold from $4,00 tn $1711.5:1, while a conservative sniiipl- illg hy Mr. 8. S, Fowler, M, P.. gave $20.00 iu gold. !i? f This company is registred under the Companies Act, 1890, and amending On'lhe " S. II. B." ina two converging veins of copper anil iron pyriles, on which wnrk is now helng done. An acls, in tlle office of the Registrar ill average assay gave, gold $1.50, silver I Iroiii Ihis shaft. Avciuge assays 1 . . different plans across the vein ave 10* "zs" "l111"'' "'"- l"'1' ""'" '"' | victoria, B. C, for 1,500,000 shares at $8.00 gold, 2.1) us... silver; also $S.OO ^{)M tl"'"" V"1'"'' gold und 150 nzs, silver and one, the j 1,ileal rel urn—$15.05 gold ami Iiii 1 ■'. uzs, silver per inn. ■njar.mcBW.mm_ On lhe "Big Ledge" ia a 101. quin I*, vein, liiiiiei a....ail wilh ii .1 II.''una located in lie ceinher, 18115, niore as ground lnr a Imsis Fol' mining operations For the olher claims than I'm il.- presenl vulu although lluaa' is lillle tl pyriles. This vein lias hern opened large vein nn IheO, 11. runs through j up liy cross-cuts on lhe surFace I'm aOO ' ii, There isa small vein nf guleua un feel. A ulllTtUVtT vein has ha.Mi ll is I'laim. ! opened up, lieing une foot wide, carry- j hm consiileriil'le copper pvritrs, nnd n„ , , , .,„ , , ', , . ! The "J, A, ( has a lurge iron- I'Uiis inlo Ihe main ledge ns u spur, nn ,, , -, ',. ,, , ,. ■ „ , nipping running tlninigli a li Il.e witch a lllllll* ni li) I.'ft ha, heen , " ' , , . ,, ,- ,- , , , . , , t Anaconda, at a uei'lli ..I a lew leel. driven. Avecage assays gave ,>■*,' goal „, ., ,, ,,,-,, Ihu ore carries n consideriilile percent ami 11-10 ozs. silver, uud $l(Uogold !jii.oi), linn- assessable, of which a portion of the. Treasury stocK is now offered al io cents a share on applica- nlllil Ihal lhe J ' ' cation to the company, AUHMtsww 17! uzs. silver, 2 pes cunt.'copper The"!\ F." lies let weed lh-li. A. I.'. *i>X\V' ''""' "• A.., in Ihu direction nl lhe strike <auC^4J on IheO. A. ti, vain. This Inenl lun litis cell uia.le uu a vein oF pyriht'lile. age of ol'coppet anil $10 in gold, The remaining six cliiiins are all good prospects, hul as yel vary liltle developinenl work has heen (lone nn I .'ft-*-3 Ihem. J Certilicate of Improvements. IC ci ■£. 5. ct (a*. Hilt Kiiai: Minhuai, (imm. Situate in tlie Ketlle River Mining Division ol' Yale Districl. Where located: In Greenwood Camp, on llie cast of llie • Montezuma mineral claim, TAKK NiiTH'la ilmi I, John A. t'tiryi'll, ■■- iigi.al fnr -In s Miir»lnill, fa... miner'*. t'1'l'lillr..l- N.a .-'.-a-, lllli-lltl. aiMy.l-l.i-- fl'lllll Ul ilnle liitiiiiif, Inapply I,. Iln- Minimi I \J A-*/ -La/ !.> \t. J , CHOICE NORTHERN GROWN C I? R n C I . C U V n Q I You Want the Best ancl the Cheapest.^- uaraei 2eas Ena*. A.aay I'.', lilt. .11.' .a... .*.*,", in. *..*... -. .a.- i I-- 4 » , time hui'iiiif, I ly in lho Mliiliik' lli.i.ui'ili'i' ,. ... I;',\ Oi 1 •'.''5 if V rllr n ei.rllll.'tili.uf Improvi'iiii'iil*. (ei'llie t""- ' ■£ PI !| fa Iffi i (TV '/ * XJUailiy |XMO i-rulitillllillK ll UW1WII Umill Ol? tliu ftlMlVO , Vff ***■■ ■ *-■ * ' J ■ Wall Ami I'ni-ili.-t Iiiiiii iiutleo lliiil net Inn, mull* loolltin a;, musl •■-,• - mcnui'il lii.rni'ii llio Isstninco ul ■ii.lii'i!.iii....a ,,i hiitii'iisom ... . Hilled this Ililii dnj if l''elii'iiiirj', Ifti. AT EASTERN PRICES. I. THE OSIY VhEFECT IT.XCE. McMullen's Fencing and Nettings tiMi^riViiiinr rriinnin Combine Ihese fun Qualities. ■W m WiM WIRE FEMCING N„ others dn, WIM f*»*-.WIRE R0PE SELVAGE- R «J ^^s^s^r^N HOG FENCINGS AT SPECIAL, LOW PRICES. (Al.l, IITIII-'I! VAHlETIKS I'lIUAl'.) .McMullen's ini* I he unly good nettings sold In Canada. They aro unequalled fur poultry yards, trellises, and i. .ri i>R'.)i/UC'':.!t. K.-J-- *yl,> aiiuiiifuali..-.:.! mul So.il by THE ONTARIO W,llc FENCING CO., LTD. PicUm, Ontario, lawn tenet's. MMfltf. ......Ltftit.lit.U. '. & VATax-XX. [Ul A I I ORDI I • I ! I FD PROMPTLY, A«k yourliiitdwuio merchant for WcMtillen's g-oods. If you cannot buy of I The Manufacturers at Picton, Ont„ or to hin, write to The B. Greening Wire Co., Ltd., Hamilton and Montreal, General Agents. JAMES COOPER, rionlrcnl, (ieiiural Agent for Railway Pending, ... . -, a' .'., v -Thi uty... O..B & P. ' NELSON, , . ' . - iiMm.naKsw ' , ' ' - ' ■, ' . 1 liC \J L LU .... . - Showln il 0 Dati i and 1 Courts of, „ ■ A:-,.Z:a Nisi Pl'lUS, I'.' Ills! ■ ■'. General CaelDollvew lor tho Year I I Il-c -LJ-L - ..- - '..• - - ' Bl'lllSU IS8IZKS. S'liniilmo 'l'uoKlay, llihMaj N nv W luster Tuesday, Ullli May Vancouver Tuo iinl, litli M .a Victoria... Tuosdny,3W Mi 1 Cli i Monday,"mil 'La Kamloops Moml ty,ilih.luno Va.a.l. 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Title | The Advance |
Publisher | Fairview: Stuart & Norris |
Date Issued | 1898-08-22 |
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Midway (B.C.) Fairview |
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Language | English |
Identifier | The_Advance_1898_08_22 |
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B.C. Historical Newspapers Collection |
Source | Original Format: Royal British Columbia Museum. British Columbia Archives. |
Date Available | 2016-02-02 |
Provider | Vancouver : University of British Columbia Library |
Rights | Images provided for research and reference use only. Permission to publish, copy, or otherwise use these images must be obtained from the Digitization Centre: http://digitize.library.ubc.ca/ |
AIPUUID | 5c168753-66d4-46f0-8198-857d53621026 |
DOI | 10.14288/1.0309239 |
Latitude | 49.175 |
Longitude | -119.6 |
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