Vol. I, No. 14. FAIRVIEW, BRITISH COLUMBIA, THURSDAY, JULY 25, 1894. $2.00 per Year. W. T. SB A We always have on hand a well selected slock of the following goods. iliHAHaltHiHAiliiltHiHtH' Hi.'-Hi iV'■*■'' *!♦ * *'> »'* *'••»" *-" *''"' * ft '.^ *.* '.■• /.>«i> <i> «v> <iv *.> ft .-;> i .;*>;>, 'ftv,f,ft'i?ft"ft~ftVii'ft"ft"'s, Clothing, ,i Dpy M, tots' Furnishings, Boots & Shoes, Hardware, Ik, ALL AT THE LOWEST CASH PRICES, W.T.SHATFORD&CO. Fairview and Vernon, PENTICTON HOTEL '!v 'I* f \-ft w HA 'lv I 'iv 'lv M4 4 I f ; W. T. Thompson TM DO I'lMiil DEALER IN Groceries, Dry Goods, Gents' Furnishings, Hats and Caps Ready and Custom Made Clothing' Boots and Shoes rugs and Stationery Hardware Stores, Tinware, Agricultural Implements, Miners' Supplies of All Kinds. »i> -ft i'A '.'. «> 'ft MA -ft MA -ft MA 'ft V" 'ft' Hi ft ft HA ft «i> ,... X MA <? MA *l> al SMITH'S CAMP. § A Specialty Made of Direct Importations of Scotch Goods. • J. THURBER, Prop. Pleasantly Situated at the Foot of Okanagan Lake. § Stage Connection with SS. Aberdeen to Fairview, Osoyoos and all points in Washington. All arrangements made for providing Guides and Outfits for Hunting Parties. Good Boating and Fishing. Bow Boats and Sail Yachts for Hire, XiEQTJIBffiEJ BROB. & CO. K K L O -W.JW A.. Dry M, Groceries, Ready-Made Clothing, Hardware, Etc., Etc, Orders from the Lower Okanagan wjll receive prompt attentidn. Pricks Reasonable. km pil* a|i .iMi m. -'k tli :.|i allili Ua. :k i'li :M| al* i'li! I' is .-H-h la ■':, '■!-.,-..- t>i ■,-.- aa ;-> --I'v^t-. t,,:i .H?r-< !-i- lis if SMITH & CLERIN, Props. Manufacturers of Sashes, Doors, Mouldings, Turnings, etc., etc, AU kinds of Factory Work kept in stock and made to order, The best of material used. Coast cedar worked into furnishings a specialty, Write for prices and discounts, All kinds of lumber, laths and shingles keptiu slock, Sawmill on Okanagan Lake, handy to shipment. Hash and door factory on 0, !', Hail- way nl Vernon, ilfilliff-pil ik m il#sl«'iiilillfl w m «IG IIIhi iff WHi a a. a. J. E. MATHESON MERCHANT TAILOR Stock complete. Extra good quality and value iu all the latest patterns for • HA Excellent Trimmings, flood Fit and Good Workmanship. I can give Satisfaction. A Trial Will Convince. BARNARD AVENUE. VERNON, B. C. BOUNDARY CITY SAW MILL Rough and Dressed Lumber Constantly on hand at Reasonable Prices. )(,equlme <te Poweir», Propriotors. f 9 ¥ ¥ i HA V HA 'Jv HA ft H.iH.iHA W. T. Thompson, rAUtVXHW, 33. o. ^'^'Vl^I^I^IWli^Iiili^IOli^'l^'' *,''y,> H> *'' *'' H* H> *'> *■'' * >iv"/iT<i> /.v <i\ /.»<i\ /.»«-r» <■.» *.v <»v i- /.v /.v+/.»/.> /.rj;?<; wiwi^.rj;?/;?>;? v A MAODONALD, BARRISTER, Office, Haunaud Avenue, VERNON, ll. c. POCIIHANE k HILLINGS, v BARRISTERS, SOLICITORS AND NOTARIES PUBLIC. Otliec: GHlniore's Week, Barnard Avonuo, VERNON', - II. II. W. M. CooiIltANE. • Fioai. Hiu.ini.-s D F. BOYOE, Physician and Surgeon. KELOWNA, Ii.l'. H.iHAHAiliHAHsHs1'1' *'' *'' *'* *"> ft <S> '.* 'I* '.?<I5W!w!??i?fj» Vl» R. N. TAYLOR, »TIIE II IflUIST Illy Kxiun.l ■V"OI?3 W F. CAMERON, CONTRACTOR and IH ILIiKll, VEItNON, 11. (!. Plans k specifications furnished mi application, Sashes, Dm) llllll Shingles kept ll slock. Jj* A Full Lino of English, Canadian y.f nnil Aliiui'k'iin <W PATENT MEDICINES, $A DRUGS AMD CHEMICALS, H.$ FANCY AND MEDICINAL SOAPS, j|> PERFUMERY, BRUSHES, ft if \l> Siok Kiiiini HA rfe TiH E, ORO WELL, TIIONSON ST., VKIINDN, CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER Office nnd Store Fittings a Specialty. H \V. BAYMER, CONTRACTORnnd BUILDER, KELOWNA, II. C. Plans nnd Bnodflcatiom in'otinrod nnd ostl- mates I'nriiislieil on nil kin,Is nf buildings, 7 H. LATIMER VEEN0 1,11.0, DOMINION AND PROVINCIAL Laud, Survoyor. Mom. Amor. Sao. Irrlg. Kngs. J. A. 1,'OKVKI.I., (I.E.. IM..S. J, P, BUENVEAT, C.E., P.L.S, COHYELL & BUBNYEAT, Civil -:- Engineers. PROVINCIAL LAND SURVEYORS AND DRAUGHTSMEN, All kinds nf Rnglnoorliig ""'I Survey Work, wlili I'lniisnml I'lsiiiiiiiics iii any part o( 1 lie I'I'livitii'c, proinplly nl 1 ended to Audits: Real XlatfvtG nnd Mimes VlOINIIN, FAIKVIl'.W AND lllll'NDAIIV Duehk, •t» Orders by Mall rocolvocnroful Atlon- Vj^ linn and Quick liisj'.ui'li. *'*■ AOENT I'llll £ 'iv iii, B. LAURENCE'S £ f Spectiiclcs and Eyeglasses I Ha « 'i> - H* HiiliHAH.al' H.iHsH' *•'* y'f ^ * ft ft ft /."Vlwl? V/KW/iwIw W. W. GIBBS. ASSAYER, Boundary Falls, Sum Irs by Mull will rooolvo prompt attention C. DeB. Assoa, Mom. Can. Soc. C. E. PROVINCIAL LAND SURVEYOR AND DRAUGHTSMAN, Survoys of Every Description In tho Lowor Country Immediately Attended to. Address: BOUNDARY CITY, B, C. Hyndford Hotel. MTCATKH Twelve Miles South nf the Fair ) view liini's, nn Ihe lunik nf —I OSOYOOS LAKE ;— Noted fur its Scopory nnd Hunting, MRS, K, J, pOWDINd, FAIRVIEW MEL INoxl to Mr. Elliot's store,) JOHN MOFFAT, PROP. EXCELLENT BOARD GOOD STABLING Horses and Buggies for Hire. W. C. POUND, TAXIDERMIST. lllllD.s, ANIMALS AND I'lsll MOUNTED IN APl'ROPHIATIC STYLES. Native Birds nnd Heads Kept for Sale, Orders by mall rooolvo prompt altonlion, Moitiilftig lli'iidsii Spoclalty, VERNON, B.C. F, B. JACQUES, Watches, Clocks and Jewelry. Spectacles and Silverware. REPAIRING A SPECIALTY. VERNON, B. 0, W. DALRYMPLE, Gft-'iien-al 33Xnt?lK:S3m.l-talx PAIRVIEW, B, 0, All Kinds of RepnlrliiB. HorscshoelnR a Spcclnlty, II. SCHULTZ, General Blacksmith, VRRNON, Ik 0. Hidden Wealth of Cold and Silver and Other Metals Awaiting Only the Advent of Capital. This e;iin|) lies one nnd it half miles north of Boundary Falls, at a distance j of annul three quarters of n mile from the creek, The Iirsl location wns made in 1801 hy Mr, W.T. Smith. The principal claims are the llepublic, Lnsl Chance, Null Such ami Hidden Treasure, which have recently been consolidated ini" the Republic Mining Co,, in which Spokane people are the principal stockholders, The Iirsl location made was the Non Such. The ore Is free milling on tlie surface, bul lower down runs into sill- pliuiels. The vein is from three tn four feel. wide. Developinenl consists of two tunnels, one of which is eighty feel in length on the ledge, the other driven III*) feel iu on the contact, the vein lying to the left. A crosscul wiis made on the ledge, the oro sampling for the first, six feet $20 in gold sul- pliurels. Quite recently, however, n much richer strike 1ms been made by crosscntting thirteen feel of the same vein, the ore assaying as high us $200. The cut is still ill ore at the end of the 800-foot tunnel, at a depth of 160 feet from the surface of the vein. The Republic is the western extension of tho Non Such, on n cross vein almost at right angles to that of the latter claim, The ledge is from HI In Winches wide, the ure sampling $02 gold, 12 m. silver and II per cent lend, There is a 40-fuot drift on the vein and nn incline sunk 20 feet from the end of the drift, sallowing ore at a depth of 70 feel, The Hidden Treasure is Ihe extension of Ihe Nou Such, the ore being of a similar character. Developnientcon- sisls of one 00-foot shaft. The Last Chance lies north of the Republic, and bus one 12-foot shall ono vein supposed to he that of the Nun Such, The situation of the camp is excellent, it being Ihe easiest reached uf all the fifteen camps, and il is confidently expected that a concentrator will he erected hy the company to handle the ores of the claims they have acquired. ►«. CORRESPONDENCE, Aditicdi/i'ciiAi, Society, To the editor of The Advance ; Sir—At a meeting recently held ini Vernon n proposal was made to tlio di- reelurs of the Oknnugaii nnd Spiillum- eheeii Agricultural Society by Mr, John Hutchison to build nn exhibition building and fence the grounds purchased from Mr. O'Keefe, nnd on this subject I hope I mar be excused if 1 allow myself n littio I'ree criticism, As one deeply interested in the welfare of this society, 1 should he very sorry in know that any undue haste, had been exercised in the acceptance nf any proposal from au outside party, I have read and noted Hie tone of the editorial on this subject in the Vernon News, in which sur- j prise is inauifested thai the directors did not atouce close with the offer presented to t heiii. bill i hen il is quite likely the editor weighed not the sub-; joot sufficiently before making use of his pen. In Ibe Iirsl place there is n guild deal of discrepancy between the estimated cosl, $1,000, as given by Mr. Hutchison, the Interest on which, at eight per cent, would be $S0 per year, and the .supposed cost us figured by Mr, Megaw, which would cause the Interest to amount to $280 per year, This would represent tin outlay of $3,500, How can these figures be reconciled, I cuu see nn reason why tho society should entertain any such proposition, If ll recti,,!! of 11 building i.i such dimensions us given in the plans submitted ami the fencing nf four acres can be canii d mil for the sum of $1,000, would ii nol ho much belter for tho society to borrow ihi- money (nnd that nl ll lower rule of interest than 8 per rent) and dovote the gate receipts to the payment of Interest, and if any remained over In. mid it In a stipulated sum set, aside' each year out of the general funds of the society to form a sinking fund that would pay off the indebtedness, I suy ill (Ive years, The society would then have full control of their own property, and would not be put to the Inconvenience of being dictated to by a proprietor. The building might be put to other uses nl limes, whereby all nddilionul amount nf revenue might be raised. Another objection I have to make is thai n building 00x80 is altogether too small for the accommodation of the oxhihlts. This is not tho size of the building formerly used, which last year wns so crowded that a proper display could nol he made, especially In tho fancy workdepnrttnont, In conclusion, 1 may say thai If any profit is lo be made out nf furnishing n building for the society, and no one would undertake the matter If they did not expect remuneralion, then why not the society gel the said bene fit Instead of n private Individual? For your valuable space, Mr, Editor, I oll'ei many thanks, und remain A Member of tee O. & S. A. s. Okanagan .Mission. .Inly 18, 1831, Waoes I'm; Road Work, 'In the editor of The Advance: Slit I lane Ineii Informed, and no doubl on piod authority, that the wages paid ou the Koremeos road work an ly two dollars per day, while for the same work on the road thai is being liulll to Kettlo River two di Hill's nnd u half per day h tho wag I given. Why should Ibis bo? Surely there should be a uniform rule paid throughout thodlslrlcl blither iu the ioi'iiier ease the men are nol being treated fairly, or in Ibe latter the Gov- eanmenl are needlessly paying fifty cents pea day loo much, which would constitute reckless extravagance, Tiie former case appeals In my sense of jusl ice, n> I would like lo ace all men treated with Ihe same consideration, especially when they are actual settlers in the country, V'ou might, Mr, Editor, by inquiring, be able lu throw a little light upon this subject, which would interest your readers and yours obliged for space, R, P. To P. P, Fairview, July 21. [We slinll certainly place ourselves in a position to verily tliis statement. At the si ■ time wo believe there j musl, be some mistake, as we cannot conceive a different rate of wages lieing paid to men ou Government work in the same neighborhood, lin.] ► • -. Drowned in the Siniilkameen. Intelligence was received ou Friday of a sad, drowning accident that took place near Keronieos Ihe day before, Mr. Robert Scott, in the employ of Mr, 11. Cawston for some years, had occasion to go out alone to fetch home a, baud of muses, and hi do so bad to cross over on to all island in the centre of tbe Shnilkaineen river,and in doing sn met with his dentil, The lias! tuowledge of the accident having taken place was conveyed to Mr, Cawston by sunn' Indians, who, while passing up the river discovered the horse Scott had ridden lying on n, sand bur wilh saddle and bridle on, dead. This discovery was made about half a mile below the scene of the accident, Word having lien sent lo Osoyoos, Constable Bullock Webster proceeded to Keremeos nnd instituted a thorough search for Ibe recovery o' Ihe body, hut owing lo Ihe high stage of wuler and Ibe possibility of its llttv- iiiggol under sonic log jam, of which there are many in the river, the search was n,il a successful one. II is nol of tell that accidents of ihis kind happen in the neighborhood and il has casta gloom over Ibe valley. ► •-< — ■ Enderiy Tips. IFrom our own ooitosp nnloiil.) The Columbia (louring mill bus again started grinding wheal some of bust season's crop, The mill has been thoroughly overhauled und a quantity uf the latest and musl improved machinery been pul in while the mill bus been closed down, The plant sifters, scalpers and other new patented machinery whieb havo been added now make tho mill the first of its kind Ibis side uf Winnipeg, and the quality of Hour now being turned mil is belter llian ever, and entfain to raise tlie demand for the product on the const, The capacity has also been increased to bin barrels, The Knderby mill, under its presold management, is well calculated, nol only iu retail! i;s funnee trade, bm greatly In Increase il, Th,'re are several bush fires around here iiiul Ibe valley is full of siinik'e. 'I'bc bridge across lb r is badly sagged, but safe for traffic, li will bo Used with extrii piles al low witter, Another season and nu elforl iniiile lo have Ibe ruad up ibe rlvei i iiiled I,, Mablelako, Thero is little chance of the Muhle lake settlers making Hn. derby their supply point lllllil this Is dune, bul no one seoniB impressed wilh the benefits of It, in One of ibe amusing features uf the recall contest at Fairview was that, although nine voles were cusl for Mr. (iruhiini as against thirteen for Mr. Vernon, yet, after Ibe poll wns tin- dared, il Was impossible to Iiiul more Illumine mini thai had voted for ihe Opposition, Willi Ibis one except lull, nil the others llllll hud been tu the polls were staunch Government supporters, Hul hey! presto! what a change when news arrived Unit Mr. Grahnin Iind been elected, A reward of $50 would hiirilly be a sitlHcietil sum to furnish ibe Identity of (lie same Individuals, .♦•< Messrs, Malheson, Bom nml Collins, wlm since last full liaie been prospect* big on Hie west side of (Ikanugnu lake, made what they consider to be a good strike about tw nibs ago about lour,and a half miles up Trcpannicr creek, l! is a well-dcllned Ki-inch ledge of free-milling qilill't/. llllll bus been exposed on the surfiici! lor one hundred nnd fifty yards. They are now drifting in' Iii Dip Ilie vein nlii depth of fifty fed. The ore pans well In gold. Mr. 'I'. Lanibly bus a claim ou the sumo lead, ..{yijyartss THE ADVANCE. evidently ini, .id thai ii should he known n horn i be; voted for, When the firsl report reached Ver- STl'AHTK N'OItlllS a n:s, ,, , ,, , ,. ,, !i"!i Hal lie e .ion IVIIH a ill', Ibe I'llllllsllO'l IVUl, . . I a.i .'. DI ll .. ai. ii.l'. ,1. .,..,,.' ,;,,, B| ,.,, I,,,,.,,,,,! („,„ ||„gtf| -'ai,-iaai'',i ,11 !' .a a.'.' , in ... , ... ' , in inlvnn.-u, I'ltlicM . .ni. ,,,■ a a . .iv a, the Hie new cnineis^n Coldstreaiu valley '"l'li"""l:!' " voledino lly On.wsilion and helped to ■ A her;: ing lull - '111 en..;, .... ,, ,, ' .- . . ,, , Th„ .:., a, ..a,,- ... I'm ., a , ",l '"' ua,j",a.y lor Graham nl tl.Vitv;- up ■ i ir- Uiu ill '"i ion ;' ,:'!■'■ i Viviimii, ; i tb.i ■ in "i- . ,i ! ; imp inuiK*.', wu ■ u ii il ,,■..: ...... aliiiTosn.iniioncc of n p, mnlilisliod. a . ' u| be THURSDAY, JULY ii. IBJi. THE oil" is;. ION VICTORY. W R MEGAW VERNON, E. C, General Merchant. T.ea'i was a Government nmjoritv ini i , • i t r in n- i ai i> i „1 OV(,,ypi,i::11K1-,;,oil,Uml,,w;,.l>miof A Carload ol Waggons. Binders, powers, Lakes ant] thi riding, ccpt Boundary Crcek/indJ Dn]js JUSt arrived, Cheap for Cash. IVI] jLin#, of Drv Goods, Groceries, Boots and Shoes, THOMAS ELLIOT General Merchant FAIRVIEW, B. C. "VM^rV^hW^ H.^wHrq and Clothing pn Hand. i ..':,] r ■ inti il f ii the fad that the cad : a ll." a:, .a! there. Tiie Miirn ',": ' waa a surprjso In Ihe ■■:■■■■■ , ii am. ,\!i iiie settlers a*1' .... mini) ui i "■;. dlionisls ini 'ealb Tl re in re I; ' . ■> ia. on lis' lisl for iilin,,'ii 'i.a pulled,1 living : ■• I", di : ii 1 ,,..,. ,i.u Hy ia 1;, 'a,'.'. '.',," CK Aa'C-i. ,1.1 .",*; « av ti Q i. J., GENERAI, MERCHANT li.'i'XiUhV [''ALLS, A f'all Stock "f Ury Ooodfl, Qniixn-liu I MINERS' sl'l'l'l.li:.- I'.l!. ' AT ! LOWEST ! I'ltlCKS.I «) fife m County Court Notice. NOTICE isliorehy given Ihal n silting of the County iiiari <>! Vnle will bo hold ;U i isoj .... on We Inns lay, l.'iii Sopteinher, ll'UI, a, the lioui'df ,1 o'clock In ihe forenoon, lly ,.,i inniud, c..'.;;. i.A.MIU.Y, floycvn ai ;a,; ".ii-,,.,„.-. it.C.C, 2 111 i.a'.'. i Hi. MINERAL ACT, 1891. Ccrtifi3ate of Improvements, NOTICE, Mariji. Mineral Claim, [twit ■ in Ilie Ki' a i'li. i' Mining llivislnn ei Val ■ i nml I: suid: liiented un IhoSiuumil hetwi n ll'iiiiniii'.') ai,: foiirth el .Inly a in,ia ih ,1 hereof, in apply tnllio Hold I'liinniishinneiioriie, rllliouK "I inipriivoiuoiils, i, t'Lhe purpiiseof obtilinllig a ! t'own lirntil nl I lie above claim, Am! further tnko notice Ihal iitlvomoclaims must aa' -■ .a I,, Ihe llnld ( oinniisslonoi' anil iii'tiim I'Diiiiiii'iii iillicfiire Iho issuitnee ,a an,'!'. eerl.il leu io nl imiii'iivuineiila. I>:ii a ;!,:- -■ eniid liny July, Itl'l, The rejectioii of ii"- llmi, i'. (:. Vernon by bis former coiuiLitiiculs can wifely be regai'di ,1 ,;■ th" grenli -i lie- bail i!,e Cover .a"' have sustained in a few days of ilie 18th, during lb'1 present election, Tlie Opposition Iind everything to Ihrlil iigaiusl ; ih" pi a. mill ;i ipularity oi' ihe Ciiief Coiiiinissioner, "ij' preal ' ol his ofllco and the I'm I thai tin I ivi inent wns re-elected Lo : owi a. whicli doubtless, accounted for tlie small mii- joril.y secured by his o|i))i iienl. \ ■ the el,'di,ui, generally speaking ivi foiiglil on broad provincial Issues, i mural can easily la' pointed from il, Ibe more so ns Mr. Vcriloli wns undoubtedly Ibe strongest candidate fin Government could possibly have JiCOiight Forward fur this ridh'ig, Though it would, be ilil'.i ail! to analyse the various reasons whj ibe people nf Ibis portion of lin1 Province who in every section of i!,» riding, witli the exception of Kettlo I'i'yei have (men liberally dealt with in the pn: I as far as appropriations lira concerned entered an unniisltikeable prol a! earn;-: Ihe past actions of ttlC (jovciiinient, still, in ii broad sen-: ■. ii may, wil" ?«uno amount of confidence, he asserted thnl il was owing lo a wiJe.sp: aal b| - lief that ibe Gpvo,ni,,j< nl bail in ! deall fairly with this pari uf the hitevior in (be matter of ibe pitrlininenl buildings mid in Ibe l,a-'i redistribiition liiii. '!'!,'■ 'iiuinbei'oi' names on lie voters' list for Ibis riding (1,013) find the iargc vi: polled (822) is certainly iptito sufficicnf Evidence thai ICasI Vale was fully entitled In iwo mendi! rs a; least, when nt Iii'i- eonsliluercics, which have no! ■half the voting power, such a. Lillooet ! T'^!:,*^'-.;!.^ L'm^'iMiiauf'-.i'iy und Ksipiiiiiiiil.'huve double representation, Mr. Volition's plain spoken and straightforward pledges on ihe Canada Wiaitern prevented thittques- thai from becoming au iinporlaiil issue iu Ihe canipaign, otherwise there is iii He doubt that lie would have Ids', piore votes, The general result of the election can he taken by any unprejudiced observer as proof that any contest in Ibis riding musl be conducted pn broiut provincial issues mid that tl',' lucre fuel oi'ii liisii'icl receiving liberal local appropriation;! is un, smilciciil In insure ils returning a Government can- '":'' 'liilllte. ,',v- "■«,.. —- "TAKI On several occasions parties hnvocn- A mi delivered lu persuade us into Ihe belief', ('jonnnim that workmen on the pulillc roads ''.'■',';!;!!":'' have 1 :i asked In sign blank vouchers, and one letter containing that assertion was refused publication by us, as we believe I such a thing to lie impossible, .As. howover, the rtiuior has How become e,iri'e,il thai such has. I een dune, ,'iuil ns any reports lo tlmt elfecl lire calculated so no considerable harm in moro ways than one, i. ia (ol e hoped ilinl nn onHeia! conh'iidi'.'tiou will be given In Ihe same by parties Interested, For our own part we do pot credit any iiucli statement, but we consider thai a contrndictioi iir ex- plaiiation would be timely, S D S Mr, (li'iibaiii did undoiil ledly well lu make a public statement in coulradic- tion to the charge used against him mi ihe eve uf ll lection by .'.Ir. Geo, lliley. uf ibe i'i. A (». railway. That Ibe uccusati iiiile bnil iittle Infill- :'iice wiih the electors we ure ready to admit, bul considering the maimer in Which il wns made, and the'plll'pose for jvhich il was employed, sonielhliig [mire I bun u re contradiction uf the charge is necessary, Mr. Graham Would do well to request Mr. lliley In publicly relrnct bis Assertions, , i-. < A large amount of correspondence addressed lu this paper lasl week did not reach thu olllce in l:i • for pnbllca. lion- Sonic ol il took o.cr a. week lo ft'i from Ver and ICelowna to Fair- view. Thnl there is something wrong somewhere In some local post office is painfully evident, us complaints are frequent nil over ibe lower country,' . m Thero will he only one more issue of the paper nt Fairview, after which the plant and type will l$a moved tn Boundary and wilh the utmost dispatch, This will necessitate, travelling round by the iStates, ns Ilie through road to Kettle River is only coinplqtud within i few miles wesl of Camp McKinney ELECTION ECHOES, Concord Harness and Stock Saddles Kept in Stock or Made to Order. ■r~>iL. iCitvsr--^ "Willi n.-L.-.-loa.-trci S*i.-o>3rra]r»-fc At-tontion -r.... .f. ,,-f.^ •mar "PTC tf3L /"\ "VSRS? Tie Pioneer Store of the Camp. Always on hand a full supply of Groceries, Dry Goods and Staples, of every description, and at prices to suit the times, XaO'^sr s?a,£3 "fcls.© XiiO"«ir©s"fc. Dealers and Importers of All Kinds of Farm Implements, Buggies, Etc., Etc. "V,'1/-"„jr'-');-r.oaaiLsai«.: TKaSa-j.O^SiT.'&I'.-llL, Z".*. CS. VERNON HOTEL VEUNON, !:,('. A First-Class House in Every Ii'aispsct. Free Eos to all Trains Se«leii Liquors a Specialty ONLY WHITE HELP EMPLOYED. HARRY McINTOSIf, Prophietoe. YICTOIi HOTEL BANIOMONTREAL CAPITAL (all paid up) $12,000,000. REST 0,000,000, Sill DONALD A. SMITH. I'res. HON. GEO, G. DRUMMOND, Vice-Pros l'k ,S, 0LOUSTON, GliNKllAI. M.VNAGBR SAVIUGS BRANCH. [UTEOF INTEREST AT PRESENT :« I'Klt CENT. BULLION AND GOLD DUST HANDLED. Brunches In London, Mug., New York aud Oliiuago, and in nil the principal cities inCuiiiidii. BuydndSell Sterling Exchange ana Cable Transfers. Grapt , commercial and travelling credits,available In any partof the world, Drafts Issued. Collections Made to all Points, llUAHCilES IN IIIUTISU eiU.l'MIUA : VANCOUVER - - NEW WESTMINSTER, VICTORIA - . : . NELSON YiTiion Branch G. A. HENDERSON : Manager. Wulffsoho & Bewicke, VERNON, D. C. MIKEHAL ACT, 1291. C',i:-tii:.cr.to Of Improvements. P OTIC IS. ";-a '«'i ■ i \,ivr.:.,'r i'i AIM, it-c in t!i V< ■ i.i\- ■■ i';,''.i -: '■■': Ion i>l ,;,; ■ i.";i; , : ,.': :; .. ■ I on Mil1 dimmiil „';v".-1, Id .,, ;,.,, .,. i rourtli Li jui}' "IVOI.H, in ALWutms Milling Cinii). tluil I, ihilin Umiglar', freo i i'l'.- Nu. 471 •■. UllOlIll, M.\l> h. ;'": I'i ,:" "■ 111 tl '■''.. " I'tUk'UioorimiH'ovoiut \:\.-t i..i,;;,,.'.;,' ;i i'l'im'll Ul'ailt f'l And furtlier lul c nolii o, l.htvl adverso diUniR mi ;i bo ,-viii ri ill-' Uu!. • it mini siuiior aim ui,: n c ijtim nui - ' I'ftii'i llio ;■ iuiuicu <-. such curtlllcuto ul irij'i'"\ ';ui ■ a, llali Lliili i 1 aj of July, 1SW. PENTICTON ilvBryJBBuSMlB -,'. STAPLES. McAoley & Grant, PROPRIETORS. 'iust-cIiAbs !:; evehy iiKsrEC/r. CIIAUIillS MODHltATIl H. C. COOPER MAXI'i'AC'ri'ili.i; in arnoss and Saddlepy (loud Double und Single Rigsnlways on Hire, Also Ladies' and Cents' Sadllo Horses* Hunting Parties Supplied With Pack Oni Ilia. Wo shall shortly open a branch nf Okanagan Palls to connect with the new steamer when running, .1. R, BROWN k CO., Pboitjetors, Kelowna livery State, LEFKYItK k bOUOIIBKll, Proi GGOD HORSES y '■ i if■' i n41" mihicii b fflcin "-""^ El llli tn i TO Always on I [and. GOOD - SADDLE - HORSE! TOI'IIISTS DlllVKN lil'I'M'TIIKI'llca'TllV. VEItNON, II. C. FOR SALE I GO Acres of Land. All Meadow, BETYVKKN Sixty nnd !!i renh \otc» fllenroil nml lii'.iin,',!. ;-i\ inlleii : 'nl i i'a,ii|i Me ICilllloy, Ua,' Mile I'm.,, ivil ...-ia a !. A.jnilj A11VANUK OI'I'TCE. Fcr Sale or Rent. Two Stm.j MflekKinlth'B Shon and coniplolo roI of to ila liioivt; alnn Lm '-. oi oojil and Iron, (Jn imii'-aciv ini ii| Ucnvoullii, Apply IJ. NICITOL80N. NOT1 Cli. NOTICfl IS lli'lilaiv GIVEN thnl II, p, Pnlincratoii hiw tlleil ivltli mi! tho noccssui'j papurH inn! itmilu niijili ntiini for it Crown (Irani (ortlio "l,,i-, Olinnci)" Mlnoml Olnlin,sltimtoil ni falrvlow, Initio District of Yolo. Ml'. Vernon's visit in DeepCrtnk Advorso o!iilniiintii (If ivnyl muni tlio lliclr MuU'd blip bull' Ibe voles, ■ Tlie road gang on Hounduiy Mom-. (,ain did no! vole vaiiiiiin reasons given. ' ■ The selllcrs ■anil liiiiiei's iienl' Siwiiall creek gnvn (,i;',t;aiii hi" majority ul Okunapin. ' The French pi nt .an,I tlji road vole gave Mr. Vi'iiion bis inajoiity in While Vnocy. ''There' were three spoil; uiios nl Osoyoos, the cross being (lotted a I ouch Ingle, riie voters, whoever ihej we'v, i. , llllll Wil ll lill' "'illlill :ii,, l.M t'i.V, |,| |hc ,;,',' ,a' tlila i) it Ice. i.i:'".\i;ii X(u,'i;la CloV! I'i IlLA a : Vernon, lie a Ih Juno, Ml, NOTICE. I NOTIUM is IIKI1EIIY CIIVKN tlmt ii„. Iiai'tni i Mil lini'i tofdt'o osislliitf between UoyiWimcH I)i'o8„of front i rook, linn lliisiliiy boOII ili'.aalll'li ll}' llllllli.ll t'OIHOIlt, Alllll'lllH ■ [ tlio Into Itrni will to ... I.I nml necoiinUi ool- Icoloil by I1. bbOYn-JONES, T an I ''iaa k, i.i :; iii nun Flouring ii k, I'iNllllilllY. II, C. Pioiiefli Roller 11111 of tlio Province Famous srfig,. Brands Mill Feed Aiways on Hand. Write for Quotations. BOUNDARY FALLS HOTEL. Centrally Located In tlio Boundary Crock « Mining Camps. llKs.T OF LIQUORS AM) CKlAItS, CltARGKS MODERATE, Mining '.Hen Pot'sonoJIy Cotiduo.toil lo Any of Hie I'.inijis, ur Horses Fiirnislioil, THOMAS. J, HARDY, PROP. GRAND PRAIRIE GRAND PRAIRIE, KETTLE RIVER, Good Stock of Liquors ani! Cigars . . . Goid Stablirtg. PRICES IIEASONAllliK. McLaren bp.os., proprietors. pLACICSMITH SHOP IX CONNEOTION, Stagey I.iaivo cyery Monday r.|\d Wednesday for Mill'iais, W'nsli. ROCK SS HOTEL . , . moutd (ii' unci; creek ss. s'i-fc-fcoELtii'-iiH'ii, Biari-. ElIlST-CliASS AOCOMMOnATION INK (ll'I'S'lri, GOOD STABLING Ita'Ksi'cllcIll FiililliKiill Keltic KIVOTJIf GENERAL STORE IMK'K CllEKK, Minora Suppltofland Chltioso QoodH, ENDERBYHOTEL li. W UIIIIIIIT. I'li'il', :-: ENDERBY, B.C. :-: Livory in Coimoct^, Kii'.-ii-i-la^ ucpoinmoilfdjon fur Commorolal Travonor»{" lluiitiiiK and FlMlitiig in ulniudwo through bills dlaU'iot. [•tick H0V80B nnd (inides fiiniisluid tftjporte- men on Bhovtoat Hotlco, (LIMITED) * I \1a a?> -ft % Financial, Sea! Estate, Insurance & General Agts, BANKERS AND 0QttqKS?QpENT$ PQll Bank of British Columbia Agents for Sals of Lots on tie Aberdeen and Lyons Estates WULFFSQHN& BEWICKE,Ltd., Dock House, Bii.i.ithh Stbuet, Iiondox, England, VANCOUVER, B. C. and VERN.QF, B.Q, J0HANN WULFFSOHN, Managing' Director, Vernon Branch, G, A. Hankey, Manager, Ifi lb rn ■ ' I -, I m, in i?e?j h Feed ani Sale St Having takon over tlio stitblcs ol' Galliiglior li Stovenson, anil thoroughly oven hauled and refitted the premises, I am prepared to meet the demands of tlie imblii!. I have on hand a complete stock of now rigs, ((loiihle.aiiil single) for pilWfc use, and also a good lot of well bnikiii cai'i'iage anil siuldle borscs, Tourists desiring to sec the country \vould do wejl to call. Soot Single Drivers, Good Double Drivers, Good Saddle Horses. Ladies' gentle double and single drivers and saddle horses. Horses hoarded by the week or month (box stalls if desired). Horses broken to harness, anil horses and eallli' sold iiiieoiiiiiiissioit. Dealer in liny ilinl grain, wholesale and retail Co:.".,.'.'' Olf HiHHlo.i and Tronaon S30ix-»c»-fcK Postoiii'noiiiox 137 .'"•"• W. GARDNER, Proprietor. Nit'i'i:. Tills Btablo nill lie pint si nelly lit;;i ufnss in i'kh'v narltculav, My drlvoifl aro nil fr« anil gontlo dlB|i()8ll(mi, and tlio most tlurolito ihwk Clio mai'koi onn produoo 'Bpoolal attontlofl In Irinisicnl Irnili: nml In liiinriliii's, ..,■.•,.. | W. All kinds nf heavy learning promptly allcjidod fo. FOR SALE IX THE liK.S'l' i.lli'.M.l'l'V ON THE VER 1 M)N Townslk'. n tow aoro and Imlf-ncro lliis.lillli'l'l'i'l'lillililili!A'nt'K;ll''lcllin|,', ' -. Apply lo Ulla oflloo or to I''. ADRIAN MEYER, VltltmiN. I1.C. Flour and Chopped Feed Dollvorod 1,1 Kcliiwiin Wharf i'l llcneoiiaklo J'l'ic.tis. W'i'ili' fur i'rici's In ,1. T, I ).\ VI I'M, Okanagan Missiun. Gilberts Kfsokt. OKANAGAN t:'\ VlilMi KUSTJNG, FISHING, BOATING. Tlllllllll IIIILV ODMl'DllTAII!.!'!, . -I'lrsl-clnss- LIQUORS and CIGARS. GENERAL STORE ROOK CltKKK. Minors' Supplier Also CIiIiicrq Goods, Golden Gate Hotel KAIItVll'llV, H. V. F. R. KLINE, Proprietor^ GOOD ACCOMMODATION - GOOD STABLINQ Stopping1 Place for Stages to Penticton and Oro, Wasli. anmomavGnxm NICHOLLES & RENOtJF, L'td AGBiCUlTURAL lACIIHBY,' SOLE AGENTS FOR ■■V Brentford ® Binders © and § Mower^ TIIK REST IN TIIE MARKET. A Full Line of Waggons, Trucks, Ploughs, Harrows &c„ &q, , WAREHOUSE AT VEUNON. O. IE*. C/Os-ij'03t»-to3ra., ^Lgfexx-fc^ LOCAL ITEMS. -•- Jkfrs. J. Jl. Tnle and son passed Jihrough the camp on Saturday on [their way to Oro. lly old friends il will be remembered Ilinl Mrs. Tale left, ,this country for her old home on the (Jariboo road iu a terrible state of health. Ho sick was she Ihal, it was expected she would die on the journey. Her many acquaintances will be glad to welcome her back thoroughly recovered in health. Mr, Palmerston called on Sunday on his way to .Midway, accompanied by Jlessiu Thiirber, Wright nnd Brown, i of Penticton. -Midway is already attract big a little attention, Mr. Moffatt, our up town host, has for siiine days been under I he weather, and such is tbe sate of affairs as far ns medical men are concerned in the lower country Uiat a doctor had to he ln'iight from across the line a distance of fifty miles. We are glad Iii say, however, he is gradually Improving, DISTRICT NOTES. ,—-*-■— Mr. Webster went up north mi Wednesday to Vernon. Dr. Beckiiigsnlo, who for some time past has been practicing in Vernon, is about to take op bis abode iu .Midway. Mr, Green, (:. E,, and family have removed from Midway, and Intend spending Ibe summer at .Mr. L. G. Sidley's, on Anarchist Mountain. Beforefiing the hum nnd buzz of the .sawmill .may be beard on Anarchjsl ,Mj.iiiutDi:iii. A few more industries and the inevitable result will be a townsitc. The authorities down south were not notified from Vernon of tliu escape of Patchett at Armstrong. The chances .are l.hnt he rode straight down south .across the line. The Fairview Placer Alining Company are hard at work at Hock creek, have their sluice boxes io position and .expect to have a clean lip in about two weeks, Six Chinamen are at work near the Falls. There will he a good pencil crop at Kruger's, Okanagan Smith's aud Frank Surprise's. At Trout Greek Mr. .lames <Giiirtre.ll will have over a ton off 45 ibearing truss. Lanibly Bros., at Tre- pa.Uiiie.r <!.y;'»elj,, have also flv.ej' .ii9 bearing j.tees. A jgisod Itrade might, be worked up in peach eiilture, if it were gone int.? more extensively. Me. Graham got in wiUjout ".setting ,up thu drinks" one single time. He .openly stated be/oiaf the /..umpnigii that if his election depended on drinks lie would get no voles al nl).. On the night of his election, however, his tijp- porters fully utnde up for their candidate's deliciency, nnd irrigated plentifully. Air. Graham i.s not a Jutlto.talfcu', but simply a believer in tcnipjeyanpa A "'lie of the days of '40, used at .the (■hue of tlie Siege of Troy, disraifl'ed by Nero during tlie conflagration of Iioioe, and originally dug out of the •ruins of ancient Babylon, baa been purchased by the corporation of Vernon from the Government for (JihW .ea'sh to start a museum of iiiiliijtiilie.s. Thene were no other bidders, 111 will .also be used ns a fire extinguisher, but \V,intld be much more .serviceable as a tliowei' bath for the mayor and corporation during the summer months), Mr. J. A. Coryell, G, E., is employed jit the present tiinu on work that ishould hnye claimed some surveyor's .attention year* ago, vi?.., a map of tlie Lower Okanagan, copies of which will be distributed or posted in the Government.nfl,ices, showing: 1, Grown grant claims; 2, surveyed but not deeded land ; 3, Indian reserves; I, iinsui'veyed recorded claims; 5, vacant surveyed lands. The direct advantage and use to the Intending settler that this map will be only needs to be pointed out to lie appreciated, Salmon are. now running in Osoyoos lake and as far north as Okaungan Falls. The 11ood did it kind net in t ^washing away the fish trap in tlie OKanagan river below the line, During the past two years no salmon wete able In get Into British territory, owing to tho diabolical bur above mentioned, A fish ladder al the Falls would bring these salmon right up to Vernon, There i.s still plenty of lime for the ladder to he put In, nod the people up north who like salmon would do well to have it built, Tlio cost would be trifling, Tliu following were returning officers in this riding at the Inst election ; Mara, S. Appleby ; Deep Creek, J. M. Mclntyre; Enderby, P. Appleliin; Ariij|trqng, F 0, Wqlfniideu l Okanagan, C. O'Keefe; Vernon, L, Norris; Whlto Valley, ,1. A. Ncsbilt; Blue Springs, A. McDoiiell; lienvmilin, W, D. Hudson; Kelowna, C, AJair; Trout Greek, D, Lloyd-Jones; l'eiilielou, A. H. Wado; Fairview, Thos. Elliot; Gamp McKhu.ey, II. Nicholson; Osoyoos, Theij. Ki'iigiji'i Boundary Greek,,las. Kerr; Unci, Greek, W, G. McMyiui; Kettle River,S, E, Almond; Kereineos, Thos. Daly. ► ••< ■ Vernon Notes. (I, rem ouv own cniTt'sjHiiiilunt.l Vernon, July 22,—On Saturday last the town was in a state of suppressed excitement waiting fur the full election returns from the Lower Country. The fh'i.l report that got circulated Around was thai the election was a tie. This made matters more exciting •till aiid gave heart to thu Govern- ineiil party, who fur a short time looked upon ihe election as won. Later mi, however, when ;be first count was lieing made, various reports leaked mil; Iirsl that Graham was two ahead, then three, and so on lill Ibe actual resull wns known, ;il ,s p.m. There was bound Id be a iletnonstl'O- Itam iii either case. The Government party had theirs all prepared (in ease they were successful) and the Opposition people 'st. un lime in giving venl to their feelings. The small boy wns first, to tlie fore, villi empty oil cans, and made a truly diabolical noise, and as soon ns the bund began to play a procession was formed and a march made for Ihe Coldstream hotel, Repented cheering and cries of Graham then brought out tho successful candidate, who made n short but pointed speech which was loudly applauded. lie Iiiul thaiiiccd Ihe people of Vernon before, ,'nal now the people of East Vale fur lliesu|i|iiii'l given In llllll during I he clccliuii, In which be owed the position ho occupied as tholr representative, lie did not consider lor one minute that the result was duo to the opinion the electorate had of his own personal ability, but to the cause he had been working for, He considered the victory, (Considering ihe enormous! Influence that bud been used by the Government as the greatest that hud been won by flu' Opposition party during the present election, The election on tiie Island had been fought una narrow issue and voters had been appealed to "to strike for their Jinnies." In this riding the Opposition had been on broad provincial Issues, His own personal opposition to the Government had dated from the past four years unit was mors especially based on the reckless manner in which the Government had been granting rnil- ■way bonds. He had not so far seen a single explanation from the Government ns to the amount the Province would have to pay in Ihe end. There was one road—the Canada Western— the bonds of which had not yet been guaranteed, Tbe Government, would, ho believed, do so if possible, although such action would be unjust to Ilie people of the Mainland, Air. Vernon had claimed that Ihe continual borrowing of money would keep down taxation, He himself was of the opinion that the sooner the question of revenue and expenditure wns squarely faced the better it would be in the end. He was of the opinion that nil possible revenue should be expended in roads and bridges to draw traffic to the railways at present built. He wished to be allowed to refute at once a slanderous charge Unit hud been made against him by Air. Geo. lliley, nf Ibe S, &0. railway, to the effect that he (Mr. Graham) had offered to use bis influence to secure a right-of-way for the railway company through the Green- bow e.:l..le at ii cheap figure, provided that file company paid him heavy compensation for going through his own laud, They all know what son of n man Mr. Riley was, and he did no!, think the accusation would damage his character. Mr, Graham then gave a full explimtiou of the matter, sfal ing (lint Alls. Greeuhow was willing to corroborate nil his slateuionts, lb' concluded his speech by saying Ilinl bo was in nn way jealous of Victoria, "Ho wished that city tu gel nil it was untitled, but nc mure," an observation which took well wilh the crowd, and ended up by declaring bis intention lo work not only for tho interests of the interior, but for those of the Province at large. After speeches by Air. Midler and others the procession formed again, beaded iiy that gentleman, who wore his election hat nnd rude a prancing elinrger, Ol) a halt being made lit the Victoria hotel, Mayor Martin addressed the crowd, staling Hint it bad been a fair light on the Opposition side, an | uphill fight, won by Ihe people against tremendous odds, ll, was Ibe grandest i victory won in Ibe Province. The island hud shown n united front In Ihe Mainland on sectional lines, ami the people of East Yllle llllll been do- , terinined tn show against this same sectionalism a solid Mainland, ll was to Iii! regretted that the misdeeds of the Giivei'iuiu'iil hail compelled the people of Ibis riding lo Siiciillee on Ilia political altar a mill) of such ability as Mr. Vernon, The next hull, of Importance was made in front of Ihe lb del Knlemalka, and a call was made fur At r. Vernon, and the ilel'cnlcd candidate made a polite speech, The battle, be sa|d, had been fought and Ihe Opposition were Die victors, lie bowed to the will of tho majority; though |)0 was sorry to sever his connection with Ihe district he had represented for so ninny years. The people did not know him or the verdict would have been very different. His old friends Iind Stood by llllll, Tlie new comers bml been influenced in their views by Vancouver politicians, (Cries of "no,") The new coiners had defeated him, The opposition lo him had, lo a great extent, been personal, bul bis tact|cs bad been clean, Alia Graham, in reply, denied that tho Opposition find worked against Mr, Vernon personally and referred again to tliu personal slnnders that Iind been j used against him by Mr. Riley. The rest of the evening took the form of n prolonged celebration at the various hotels, The lliial resull, of the poll was awaited anxiously at Armstrong, aud when it was finally telegraphed up tlie line a joyous crowd drove in ill rigsnnd helped In make things lively. .ilia Win. Sivewright, the noted Coldstream valley orator, was called mi fur ii speech bile in Ibe evenin •■ and lo tin' amusement of ihe crowd announced bis intention of running for I'aiii.'inieni at the next Dominion election, lie said il ill became him, a- a provincial official, In take any part in B, 0, politics, bul bis aspirations were of a higher nature—tn represent bis fellow Canadian citizens at Ottawa, ill- ended up by calling for three cheers fin- !'ii,a-,eir nnil Ih'a crowd yelled wildly. The r,ia\','i'i.'iii"iil. colors during Ihe e'ci'lion were liliie, ibe Opposition red, Now Ihal jinn-making is in progress nil nver tiie district il is only natural ibal the ".scutn " should choose rod for their color. Ai ihe final count Air. Vernon did nol wail for I hi' last iwo boxes (Benvoulin ami ICeUiwnn) lo l»' gone through, bin congratulated Mr. Graham on bis eh ctiou .aa' lefl ihe room, II is reported Ibal be! ween lii'iy and sixty sacks of seed grain nnd potatoes were sent to Mara addressed to Alia S, Appleby Ibe day before Ibe election, Tills i.s a mailer thai needs looking Into, The Department of Agriculture iiiiisi have a profound knowledge of Unit Industry if they think ibal Ihis i.a tlie lime of year for seeding. Now that lin1 election In re is over lire protection and waterworks of. some kind or other will be the next tilings which we will have to tackle, ► e-i DOKALD GRAHAM ELECTED, The Upper OKnnngnn Cave the Opposition Candidate n Largo Majority, while tlio Lover Country Dooa tlio Same for the Chief Commissioner. Tbe following are full returns of llu late election in this riding: Polling PIllCO. No, Of Velca CaFit. lli'iiliiiiti. Vornon. v V • <07- " J V I* '■'.- - i i-. ■ "Xi, .,-.—- Vornon .,...- Ll 03 Armstrong KI '.'il White Valley IV ii Blue Siirjngfl 0 5 "'ii'lci-ljy 30 II Mara (i 1,1 Doop Cropk 7 1 Okaimgmi 13 HI 35 33 Kolowna 20 12 Osoyoos 1 li Trout Crook 3 13 Koromcos C 12 Pontlcton 1 12 Boundary ('rook 12 11 Camp McKinney 8 3:i Kettlo Rlvor 11 II Hock Crook 8 Jmiryicw 11 13 Total IIS I'.l Majority fur Graham II It will be noticed that tbe success fill candidate received only one more than half ibe votes polled for .Mi'. Vernon in the Lower Okanagan, This was doubtless due lo Hie fact thnl; Alia Graham was unacquainted with Hie country south of Penticton before his election tour. m Grand Forks News. (From our own con'Oiiponillmt..) Grand Forks, July Hi. -Air. AV. F. Smith came down from the Summit camp un Monday and brought wilh llim a splendid sample of ruck from Ah'. Thos. Wake's recent strike, Mr, Smith, speaking of ihe discovery, says that in I his neighborhood people are accustomed to talk, not ot lends or veins, but oi' mineral ranches, .ami large ore bodies, lie did not, however, wish to define t his ns a mineral ranch, but would sny distinctly that il was n very line botjy of ore, a crosscut having been Hindi! lai i:;-; face for a distract' of 15 feel, alf through solid qua!'!,'., and all of Ihe same quality, i his, therefore, would give some idea of its extent, nnd if il will assay only one. half us good as it looks Air, Wake >.\iil huvo every reasou to feel satisfied, lu connection witli tho new discovery and asaconsequeuco of it there is every reason to expect tb.'il Ihe new road up the north fork of Kettlo river lo ibe Summit camp, 11 distance of twelve miles, about which we have heard so 1,inch recently, may yel hecomo an accniuplishial fact tills Sllllll ', or III Ilie latest next spring, Sooner or later Ibis will be an absolute necessity and eii'cuinsl.'iiice.s will compel its construction, Ii never rains bul it pours, so I am compelled Ibis week to chronicle another discovery, m.'ide recently by Air. .hilin I iind nnil his partner Mr. Humph- lies, tlie situation of which is ou Lind creek, a tributary, ami Ihe .-miles thai spread over Ml', land's countenance on showing Ins specimens lo admiring friends lioro were quite Justified by tho look of Ilie rock, nnd Ihe fad I bill by assay il goes 12 oz. gold and Wi) oz, silver lo the Ion, Ilie samples taken one fool I'l'om Ihe surface, Depression, Ihe dark cloud that bus overhung Ilie advance of this section for years past, is gradually assuming a silver lining, und il will mil be long before chpital will receiveuslunk, when Ihe outside world realizes Ilie immense mineral wealth stored here, nnd will be shaken from ils centre of gravity, then something will be hoard lo droll (stumps). Air. land has recorded 11 pre-emption on Boundary Creek, which, up to Ibe present time, wns always looked upon as n Government reserve, Air. Wallers bits resumed operations on Ibe Providence mine und tilings are running full blast, Tin' Skylark mine looks heller I ban ever and Ilinl is saying 11 good deal. Air. AlcKclliir nnd wife, accompanied by .Mr. McICllntoek, all of Kettlo Fulls. Wash,, were at ihe Grand Forks hotel lust, week. Alia AlcKellnr wns looking up n singe route. All, McKlllltoeK was assisting in Mia removal of his saw mill from ibe Shaw ranch to Grand Forks. Roth Hie geutloiiioii declared their Intention of becoming residents of Grand Forks as soon as tlioy could conveniently move tholr household elfecls, Tin1 Mauley Biob, have opened their store, und seem to be doing a fair business, Preparation I'm'buying Is the order of Ihe diiy wilh the ranchers. WHAT TO DO WITH OLD COV.'S. An ,lin:ii'„t Cow sliuigliterlng Compuny Hliilil lie I an :.i,,l. What do milk dull; m»n do with Hair nil enwa H'licn nu Iniic a , ni ia ' '■■ in tlio dairy? What, lo do with old ami w ru mil cows in many of the dairy regions is i e coining quite an important problem 1 " lute years, Before the flays of Chicae. I 1. when each town li I its qtt 'ue' butchers who slaughtered for Iho 1 ■■;. trade, Ua ro wns no cli .' nl!, in di I ■ j of Un ni nl fair rati , lint 1 isclutngi :1. In vary many conn imn'.ii lia BiUllglltOl' I: 'lac li'ia 1. " IU! :. ;. '■ nf lia' ].a !. '1:., aa are nu longer 1 bn ' In ra. We have in l1 ir nl n vi mil ra of meat, who pin uly 1 cul !"' ■ ,i'. ■ ;:.:'■ ■ 1I10 weal aa I ■ nl '.. . in ri frigi i" a- curs, Iii I ai ' ■ e unity, I,'. V., I,; ae ia a i'i a : li i'i I le trade in old, v 1 a out a; ii- sir, bio dairy cattle, Gi ttlc ileal ■, I10 ' i, dairy eattlo to fiirinern hav i". i'.l ii an nilvantiigo to Iii' ir trail. 1 I: a, ■',, farmers in tlie (lisp .- li m of the old cows, I; ia safe lo say thai in ;.' in- -.'' dairy of '■'■•' cowsiiboul one 1 ixt! nf lia i: nu; il go lo the b1j mbli 1 over; year, pitlu i-1' a;i old aa" ov from belli) found le l'e llllproflfal le B] ' "! "..a. II rn!" tho farmer will Bhuigl I r ono 1 . two ol lia SO ina liis 0WU HSO 1111(1 tbl hi neighbor1,, 1 ut thai lean s a largo mini- b'.'i' vi I tn 1«- disposed of. The dealers in Orange county buy ol ;'■■' f. '." eia. rarely paying llliiro Ilea $10 i' ir head, und ship than to Pah n 1 X. J., or ;'e\v York, ivlu re they nre 1 >li for cheap beef. One Peterson concern slaughters 2!) per week, There is men b r ue,"--i business in this line, i: word, saeiii lo The Rural New Yorker, Par le with ample capital could buy up lib these cattle nnd ship thorn ton centra! 1» hit where they could be sluui liter ii, nnd, asenn be done in largo plants, tin lu'iil can!,I be more profitably mil . d, It would bo ,". convenience to dairymen, that of having a ready market for this stuck, even if prices wei'o low. Most of the dairy entile uf Ornr.jp county—probably nine-tontlis of t' 1 ui— arc 1,nt raised there, bul nre brought i by etitlh tie: lers, Formerly Iheso d id i-rs used to go about the country,: 1 * bly in the 0 aa;: . of lit; !iv; :i, U a a ware, Chenango, Broome and .Otsego, and pick them up wherever found I'oi Piilo, But of late yours, owing to the ex tension of the milk business, this bus nol beet! prticticnhlo, Today the dealers go to Buffalo und Chicago, where 1 ■ y select carload lota from the cattle yni I;, u'li ro they oro shipped in by dealers from nil over the country, The ; - rceningo of these who rr.ise llieir own stock is, as we have stab ,;. very 51ar.ll, hut it is a notable fact thnl ihe meat successful dairymen are no: .., be woo Luj lb ir stock al lnrrro, \,' liavo in mind one dairyman in Urungo county v.'l; 1 a mi y ars ugo boni hi I! !,:;•:!) nnd steak of a very lill ( Ll'lll dairyman, ns dairying wont in if". davs, The cows hud been curifiilh selected by a good judge and Hn ir average production was about 3,50'.) quarts per year. The new owner bought n thoroughbred bull, ! rai iugl if :a from his best cows and today tli aa .■- v.L'fi production of the herd is nearly 4,000 qiinrfs, Dairymen must i 'urn this lesson ere they can hope to milt irially increase their profits.—Rural Now Yorker, A Crcnin Separator. Here is a power Unit beats tho baud cream separator all to pieces, II is 11 crenin senurnting force thut has tho strength of 11 steam engine—n small one, tin;: ia, The owner of this big, ro e.'ing A- % JRR0KY ni'l.l, ('i:i'..\M!'':i'.'.i:ATOit. Jersey makes him work tho Pal 1 If una' stt'i ugtln a his mu lies by vi joronsgyin- nn lie c. tcIso on tho trend powi r t! ill turns the wheels of the cream ;. |iariit r, II. Is good for tho bull nml cheap for tin man. Thu big Jersey alsu cms feed, siiws wood nnd churns. Tlio llillry lltmlmiSS l'l'iJ'S. "We have never seen a period of do- presolon In dairy products thai carried tho 1 i'i;'" below profit In production hill once In 80 y mrs," .-.ays Hoard's Dairyman. "That occurred In the 1 urly part of Kt), when cheese, for somo unaccountable reason, went down to 5 11111 ii con's, lint, look n suddon rise iii the latter part of July lo ii good paying price, which it lias sli'.'i'iily uinhittlineil ever since, Every kind of grain rail ing, moat production, wool growing and tho production of hops or tobacco seem to bo effected with frequent periods of do] res- siou when Ihe price goes below tho coal of production, "This is true nt Ihe present time of wool, tobneco and vyhent, Indeed both wheat and wool have been is the dumps for iwo oi' three yi urs. Tlio pn dncll <a of biitti r mi i chec 10 presents 11 cheering coiitiusl ill 'Iiii I".- iicniar. Fur ycim there has been u good, steady profil in Iho proilui lion of u .... cl. .1 article. Firruii r. who nre thh king ' 1. a ;ing m dairying will do well tocoudiJ it this view of iho in .:: r. Tho dairy ' 11 in ss Is sure, steadfast end ut the same thus rensom lily profitable, Whero the crenin- eiy plan prevails, He returns aro fro quant, so Unit the farmer bus ready cash,' A successful dalrywomnn, Sirs. E, M. Jones of Ontario, Canada, bus written a book culled "Dairying For Profit," PRETTY RUSTIC WORK. I'li'llt'lllll linn'!, ;.ai.cnl !,H Winter l)itl> .111 I !,i, '.ur ... There ia nothing ■ e pli a ia ; 1 the oyo, or more kcc iptahlo, tiiim n rustic chair or settle, on p irch or lawn; nml c"..... „ :.■ ..■•■ rustic !a::i'ii. yet tho purchnsi! of th ■ e I! lugs Is often i xpensive to I ■ iioi i :■■ for the nverngo puree. Two . in a.a le ai'iiia ■■ ■ a on il " ..' ' : I ". • I if mo to ll'iink how 1 ■ • li 1 b ■■.:■!. thii 11 (nig in I broad Bel! iv illl a ' nek, 1 ■■ n upon ly In my ■ i . ua ll ll ve In f my friend, C, 1) T :..:.- al;; li Illl IS I ciiiil 1 hack and fi 11 In 1 il!" !■ nt in i nvinsni'i! ;noi;. ■ i inn ie' ' md li.ive.l iio niirfiii file, nnd tin din i '.veil : [MCI ' ll, a till '111 the nnil! !■ ■: ie : in 1 iii ai;, ' crnii found in Hie woo Is,. c inoi 11! 1 ' 1111 i a iu , ;. a bly. tu reply to my en iii : .. ■ lo I thai tl ■ yu ia.; boh of iny li «l ' :i I constructed it, nml I.a ; lie uui ' ij.iil ■ .".a adept at such Work wilh n little ■ n lice Ti: . nn 1 is a chair, canneious, with :n ill :: . that of tin settlo, Il bus if 1 .- ipporting the I ;i k, and Ihe ir '.■ ure il braced by ci «Ite i ti aa a illy : iii 'red ami iniiled i i pli co ll • is: -a.a ■ the iidvunl ign of being(|i-.tel(lv iiiadii, aa tiiuro nre inn few |;■■■■■■ a to il .\ 1" _'. liuii "a a;;;, ing, 1 ncli aa cuu be got by the tiioiisnn ; iu any dou, e, sec md growth timber, cim h : fu. 1 -aed to the buck at A, curried down to the forward leg below the F0.it nnd neatly ninnod or screwed on, bent nbontover the forward leg to serve ns an arm, ai!":'i"il h.:cli to the top of one rear post, fasti ited nnd I ent around to the ither, curried down to the forward post ni;! :n tsned, bent still ngniii am! run In ■:: nearly parallel to n point 0 die a -a post iliidwi y bet 'en the d i;id (op In correspond wi.li ih 1 opp isi ■ i'lo 011 '..'ii lit it siaa'. I, ] ; .).. (! ; i , not lo b i loft in the w ather, grupe hies serve a speed,; nod s uisfm lory a:',.":,', in the ia iinifnctnro of camp li ia. U:a vines of iii" wild grape a; :'■.' a. parallel for this pnrp me This clinir a.i", made nn I is 111 use al U:e ..;.". . .an home of L. D. Smith, .■■!. Albans, "i'l. From I hose few suggestion* other nr 1 .! l::|i'i .il", ■: c i I ill iiey ; , aide plant boxes, urn . fenccj, tali ,vays, swings, porches, nner 3 nil I a core "I other usi fid mid it the same I mo or mn entitl li i igs.— .; iiii. ter . in I ■ ntry "■ lleuiun. A ! lllill : I.i"., i'. ! ,., it, ii'O. (I nei'n, ST. Y., is in 11! out tho anino con aa!".' us lo climate ns I Intario, und ;'i. D. V, illnrd's 1 s]' ii nice in plum a- '"i .a a. tains vidn . I ■ lib , for our : '. Hi ■ linn was first illrm e-1 to plimi ■ i'li; in . ie, visiliug li" Hi a Kiv ir fruit secti in whero they ,. •'.' raising li ' P.cl . I inn le, [nicking tne fruit iu o.,.i. ',.■ cud sending i! tn New York by tlie night bout, net- i ;' ■ ' :,i a- a li 1 er ni e. Ho Iind 11 a ■„;;,' ;, mli lappl ..aa.a land lie went . nt ■■ in I p ed ■ i ■■ 11 ;■ ens I tweon i.ilB a ".-. Til ■ ll ' 'illl , ;a ■ hlOl IllO :,' ri year a net 1 item ol ,, ' or .-'-1 i .a '1 lie tenth year tiie Baldwin , ; : ■ .."" , i'i: !;::', .1 [I : ...'.: i e.'i'll, ■ . .■' / ; ',, per lmr.'el. II1 dug up iu ..,'. :, and i", hinted 1 1 puiiiis. i'l " a :ts uot ns laaaii di V.a. m e in i ri .a. now, nml he would not Ivii 'tl; sin nfice ol ;..: ■■; ; le 1 chard, Ibe ' . . ive growing 01 plains. . a. . ' a up ■ '.',', I 'a I |[i ' plllg in villi Ui po; ..' io ;. ;in : in ; fur in infiiiii.n tiiei'ii 11 Id be 11 demand ■ ■ : ilns lb:! there wi re frees to , ri lucel! 11 Tl [ludri .. i'i rer | bun ri iiirds V .'■' mi ■.. : , liie bin li knot i,■.,; Hii. wo i■: tl Iroy nnj o;ci;iir.l if tho Ire s w ro nol ix imii 1 tin lij. Ii ly iv ice a yi nr, 111 d tin 1 cr •■ ■. s cul "ii' : pr rin; with 11 . mi, tlll'c WOllId pi' I'CllI li af i : al, llllll can '■'■'■ loll wing II 1111 year nil 'r year would I'' mil >., '.. . ''ir. foil 0, ' I! 1 caught the ctin ulio i\ tli a \i !i I ir ow sin i' 'ni ; iii! in vi i'te 1111 ihi'i il inailo of li I'll ir si let long! i'i rod with ' li 111 The c Ini •■ '. a tli' forward i 11 of the v ;. I nnd tin .\'v;;\i< nnoponiur, un thefrni.l 1. !e ivi lueuuugli so tho mn Oil (' con I bo n l!od mi with the wh 1. . ni li 1 ii ,i 0, When the luiichlne wns In pin 11 the limbs were jam il ".i'li nn hn| I out mn !i liko 11 litnie loan's crutch, iliecr -- ph c 1 b big covered with rnlib i', Afli r j irring, llu : a .. .vol 1 swept .vit'ii 11.- tall' roe 11 to tin ci "" 1: the i' ■• ' n le, 11111 transferred to a [mil ci in..::.lag a littio I; ros me, Bu dug was 1, inmonced as a" ni ns aii)' cure .li's could bo found iiiii kepi up tor live or thn u weeks, As [ui tm ieties the lieh 0 Claude do Bitvi'.v v ■ the ilia t pro luetive and mil.il lo, hntil '.,.:.: not fully hiirdy at ... '.1 !>' \i eamo l.iaa ■"■!, which v:..: bin' ly,,. 11 thy and ver. proiliictivi. ! ut rlji ,, <: id thu wrong time, conii ig ini 1 Un in ii'ln t iii oniiipi la en with ii" 'tlicrn , ii mi s, i-aa: •: us ii! other ■ :i ■ Ileal in irk ! lort, .''ia • tin Bociiine . :. ' linw, i'i null Dninsoii, 1 In ii, limb ■ .a El vi' ,1' e't ■ I Idcii Drop, Stan- 'a n, und Mini rch, '1 he Monarch wis the I"-! i ,1" j linn, ripening tlis lust uf ■"M ittlier. '1 liose uicntii'iied wi i" all ;u ..; 1 mi vnrielies. Of seedlings there- I'roiii. 1 ho An cli 'an or 1 an tdeiise viirielien were mil di -irnhle [ov lailiivii I mi In western .New Yi He. There wns II ioii',1 class of plums, however, that 1 nil e.l iiiueh, '1 his win ibe Japan, i.-e. Thu ,' ipilll vi■" ifles la,ye n very ; k, i .ivy F'l.l.i.-.-' Unit si ems to he ii lo to stun 1 nil liiu Is ol fnm.oid disci-es, and the trees are hardy to twenty degrees below aero C. F. COSTERTOJV Vl.llXuX 11.1'. A.Ete>jo.-b --....- Iv- I'd. Ci. iii,"!.., .!. Go. An lo-Goliunbitiu-Go,, 1,'I<1 Yorkshire Guarantee and Seeurjliei ('oi'|io,,ilion. Nieholles k llenouf, l.'ol. Sun Life Asslira.i.ieeilo. of (';i.'„'",'a The Itoyitj Itisnriiuce Go, of Nortlf llliol'ii'il. London A; Lniicusbirc Fill! I Hall 'ii!)i'i' Co. 1101 idon Guurnnteo k Aeeideiil lusiir. unco Go, Gcnoral Roal Estate &FinanGialAgt, NOTARY PUBLIC. Alexander Ivluir, ACCOUMTANT AND 0ENERAI AGENT lliirii.'il'.l Avo„ la 11. lloxDl, Vernon, lie. li ink • Polled, Audltod und S(|tmi'0il Up. 1 i'o])i 1 aitonlioii ulvcn losiunlloi' linos. I'll',', i.i!''.'iiiul 'ire'ilelil lloitrailee.,'.n.)e,U'd^ — >. Provincial Euiliiiiig & Loan Assoc., (Incoi'iioriilodl Of Toronto, Ont. Is open to 'iiitii money for the purpose of building in nial around Vernon. No delay where security is good, /ll'J'i.V ALKXANDEH .'.II'll!, SECY.-TRE.VH. AND Alll'lN'T. A. D, W0RGAN. Portrait & Las^scapo PiiotogpapliOF VEItNON, H.r. VIEWS OF THE DISTRICT FOR SALE. . W. HOLUMY Portrait and Landscape Photographer VERNON, B. C, CANN 82: CO. Stationers &c. PIANOS, oImI'mSIC, ETC, VERNON, B. C. Wash House HOT and COLD BATHS. KAlltVIEW f MAIR KI-IAlWXA. Ii. ('. General Dealer in Dry Goods, Groceries, Boots and Shoes, Clothing and Provisions, I'lirtietiliii'-'illi'iiiiaii paid to orders from tlio MIKING CAMPS nf ilia Lower Country. Prices Rcasouablo, MARTIN BROS. |,|,:.Ui!Ni; IIOL'SK roll U^riflwflPP Rtnvo Tin. WdrOj fdllllfS) ullo and Glass. Vernon Private College, VERNON, B, C. F, AiiKii.N' Mi.vtk, Principal, SKNii Fill! PROSPECTUS, VIM BAKERY For GOOD BREAD And CONFECTIONERY .1. A. MOHll : ; l'i'o|irieloi'. FOR SALE. KISKIl, OATS, HAY Wil POTATOES. Will bo dollvorod ijl Okanagan Fulls as simniu. now '-l.ai.iniT runs nn Hog Loko, j. iii "fcii:;.s(i\. Vnii.NOK. 3E3. Gf. Slioi :ll».j3'll.ci^»x'ft STAI'K I.INK. Osoyoos, llock Cioek, BoundaryOred? end (iiiinil Prairie Currying I'susongers ami Expross. nolM. WEST |,oavo»G.i'diid i'riilrlii (Nnrlli fork, via Mo, UronVI on U'oilni'iidii!' inni'iiing, arriving at, Osoyoos Tliiuwlnj ovciilngi liOiS'li liAS'l' lioavoii Osoyoos Fridny morning, arriving (J Grand Prali'lo Satiiixlny ovq|ilit|j, - quiet sort of manner, mid Inst Thursday Mr. J. I'nlcheii was arrested in Armstrong for that crime, the hide of Vernon Nol.es. ll'Veni iiar,,van inn,-.iioiiili-iil.) Polling il iv in Vernon pissed i:.. , .,, , ,, , lllie ll All's, (il'cellllows ('.alt e belli!; without any greul exciteinonl, tliough . , . ,. , , „„ ., , ,' . ... -iii i, null! in Ins sl.iu'^litcr house, lite coiiMilei.il,!,, belling wns indulged in, ,.,, ■ , ,' .,,, i " i i ■ i i' iv i u | ears were hidden under the building, .,, , ., . md the part where branded had been «''" leave Penticton j a, m. every Tuesday, Thursday nml OHM'S EXPRESS S1 G-m-.-yrj). sscrsx-xrxx mad" I','.' both pnrfies I" bring their niei; io ilie poll. When the resull in Vernon itself wus announced the Government men looked very blue, the uan: s i whon Mr. tirah.ini'o handsome , , ,, i aged to escape ,i second lime, however, j while lieing driven to Vernon hy Constable I'.ii'ke. When iii-.-ii- Oiler lake he gave n whoop whuh frightened the cut into narrow strips, After arrest Ptitchult managed to get away the saute day. but wns ro-nrrested next morning aad handcuffed, lb' man- in joi'iiy in Spiithiincheen was graphed down the line, The Opposition | eople, nn the other hand, were me, jiibileul,anil were to he seen driv-J ing ruuiid the si reels and cheering al horses and jumped out of Ihe rig. Up , lo Ibe time of writing he has nol been i", iv eorni r. I no voiilh ol ihe town ,,..",, , .; . ..' iii, captured, and it s general ly supposed (evtilelitlj opposition) ,,'i"n lli'lpetl to! . . . ' make things ii.'1'.' by parading round nnd in I blowing wilh lies, I" ilting empty oil cans nml lettiiig oil' III* ,' ,,,, -, i i ,i iioiioi sol ciU'i'iinlMinil ;i pail'ol nanl crackers, Ibe eilv bitlld waa also ..... L ... l!; d lie Is being cached by some of his i'llds. Last Friday a sack of [lour, ton Saturday, arriving at Fairview i p. m,, and Oro, Washington tlie same evening. a-oxusrts- NrattTH wil! leave Oro, Washington, 7 a, m., Mondays, Wednesdays am! pridays, reaching Fairview at 11 a. 111., connecting with SS, Aberdeen and S, & 0, and C, 1'. Railways. Aaron Johnson, Prop. were stolen from Mr. Geo, Wynll's ei't'oitd, lu- „ _ egruplicil I" LJ No wold has lately been received of I a!o Into reuuisiti und of tor, . ,, , ,,, 1 cab 11, near the Sn 111011 r ver road, I11 ni'irebiUL' iloivii lliii'iini'il iiveiiiie nml ,,, , 1 , ,i„, r ',1 loi'llllltioll wns nl once let up Troiison street stopped at tlietoiil- , , , 1 1 I ,1 \ el'lioll Blrenm hotel, whero 11 crowd bail guile eieil. There were al once in my culls iiC'iia,!,, "and Oppositlun can- Ml' wl »l"ty, wl re now ,1. .1 llidlllc 11 "1 ,',1 " 1' ,• „.,. , 1 ,.,1 explore Ihe norlbern portion of the nobly, lull Ihe election was not \i'l ' ' pi'iivince, Willi 11 viow lo Inking u[i oa 1 ilo rauchosand suitable agricultural lain!, anil il is to hoped, owing lo Ihe OLDSTREAM HOTEL VERNON, 11, C. made a shorl speech, saying l"'"1",l,ilit5' lu ""' N',r|lilr" comltl'>' ,„ low,, of Ver , had d h'Hils party star out last spring lo con. If iho result turned mil favorably lo him he would mil only work iu Ibe inleri ,|a of Ihe tOWll illi'l I'idille., |iul of ibi' Province ns n whole, (Loud pheors, Repented cries of " Shatl'oid" also brought Ihal gentleman lo the front, wluisaid Ibe vdte in ibe town bad been •'one of Iho people for the |ie,)|'ile," Messrs, Puller, J. Steele and Jklllllcr uiso liindc short speeches, Hie latter saving, iiinongsl oilier things, ibal Air. Vernon bad nlwuys sided in villi Ihe pei pie on the Island more than wilii his own constituents, lb' knew full well that, iiiiiply-iiine out of every hundred of Ihe latter were op- llnodeil ilo of Ilie rivers and stream Ihe; have nol met wilh any mishaps. Hy Ihis time, if everything has gone well with them, they should be ill Iho Xecbiicii country, Polling day brought in in tho largest lot of people ever seen hi Ihe town of Armstrong, und when Mr, Graham's immense local majority w-.i^ announced groat wns the cheering thereat, The estimation iu which our member i> held by those who are und havo for years been bis near neighbors, is inure 1 lino ample proof of his honesty posed to the enormous expenditure on parliament buildings, but he had paid and straiglitl'orwiH'dness of character no attention to that fact at all, Spiilhimcheon being a municipality and IhiTclore not inlluenced by elec- (Cheers.) The night was ii pleasant one for Ihe Opposition, bul on Friday, lion bribes uf ronds, bridges and such v, oe „:,.,,,- e.aua iii i' en-!Iik" l'1,rli"" Wb'es, chose miller lu llcloi dTroul Creek, the Opposit elect ll eundldnte oil whom the people people begun lo feel a little uneasy .Mr. Kitchen, Al. I'. I'., [mid a Hying coiild rely, than one whose election cry wns '!support mo nnd 1 can get you nil Ibe ronds, bridges nnd local illl- trip lo Vernon on Wednesday! There is no b.lenlion, now that elec. Wmonts you wanl. Bul tor Ihe tion is uver, to let op, iti,,,, feeling (""i"fi' ssionors ride on a hand OPPOSITE TO RAILWAY DEPOT. XX. V. IH XT X, X. 22 Xt, 1? *? o l» x-± o Th o r-. EST 0? WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS. GOOD STABLING. 'ERMS - FROM $1.00 - PER - DAY - UPWARDS. KANAGAN &AW MILL Kelowna, B. C. drop. A district political organization will be formed wilh head ijiiarters al Vernon, and a secretary and executive pnminittcc appointed who will keep in car un Sunday down to Mara iu company wilh Mr. Geo. lliley of the S. &0. railway, und Ibe promises made by them to the unfortunate settlers (prom- touch with the party in other parts of is"s "i.uie long since and forgotten) Mara would also have gone solid Opposition. The Lanibly Influence, ihe the Province There are some very intorestll pulls now on exhibition at Pound's, amongst them n while headed eagle belonging to Mr, Ellis at Penticton, n line pair of snowy owls iind a white pocket gopher or pouch rut from Mr, I'. Watson, lie.'uoulin, an extremely faro ami curious little beast, A pair of flue wood ducks -more variety of color, ,, , , ., . ,,,"111 science, amicaiino bo bought, than any other species—lately shot by .... , arrival oo polling day of Mr. G. 11. Martin ami the Rithet pull at Ihe mill gave Air. Vernon his majority at Enderby, The Opposition hud an up-hill light here mid elsewhere, hot the result has amply provuii thai; the major. fly in ihis section ul least will vole according to tho dictates of their con- A Large Stock of All Kinds of Rough and Dressed Lumber, of Superior Quality, Thoroughly Seasoned, Constantly on Hand. Sliil StxifflF cs, Sneoialtjr. Lath, Shingles, Sash and Doors. Goods Delivered at Okanagan Falls at Reasonable Rates. LEON LEQUIME, Proprietor. ly CAMPBELL BROS' IMPORTERS AND MANUFACTURERS OF A I.I. Kl.NDSi OF Mr. Dave McDullgtlll, .Mission, und I Sports will be held ill Linsdowiie on il; ■• i. - o ie .i'. i„,.r .;.;.:, »rtd>oiit September 1* Horse racing si,,,, near Harris creek by the •„, "',n '"'J'1 ' "',I"'","',|,il1 teRt'm'cs$ ,„„,,,„ , , ,, ' ... 1 the day, .Mr. ,1, I). (.uucroii is secre, hunter, nre iiinuugst ine curiosities thereat nresent tary ot the committee aud good purses Mi'. Pound bus lately received word from Viii.oiiii ilinl non,. of Ibe medals awarded io British Columbia parties nl. Chicago havo yel co to baud, Hen- son nol known. .Mia A. tl, Fuller, Into malinger of the will be offered for Ihe principal events The buy crop, though not up to the average, is n very fair one, about a ton to the acre on high Sand. The Gereau place in Pleasant valley. I'm ini-ily routed by .Mr. T. Clinton, , , is now divided into'three farms. Mr. lltulsons Hay store, has opened up | p,.,,^ Hill bought the portion west of his new premises for business, The building stands nt Iho corner of Barnard avenue ami Vance street, and cost, over $2,000, Mr. Fuller will deal the railway, on which lie has put up a dwelling bouse now occupied hy Mr. und Mrs. Roland Hill. Messrs, W, J, Meghan nnd II. Iliiiding, who purchased the remaining portion (Hit,ami in wines, liquors and groceries, nnd 00 acres respectively) are summer fill- judging from the lung experience hi) lowlngtholi" laud. i„,_ i„„i i„ ,t, i • ,, Mr. Koliert Wood, who has been un- i is had m the business, cm look con-L,0„ fl„. s,1|m, ti|m', is „„„, |(, ,.,,. FU T li Icntly forward to n Imp' share of ihe district trade, Local fi'iiil necnls complain that growers al Hie.Mission charge I'm' Ihe boxes anil crates in which the fruit is [lacked, allow too small n commission iind give them no chance of working HP n trad n large sea lo, Mi. Cousins, who lately Inspected the .Mission Valley hop yards I'm' the Aberdeen (.slate people, slated Ibal no [loiihl ;i Inrgo (|iiiinlit> of Inferior mute Iind boen brought Into the district from California. These have n fungus growth mi ihein which prevent their growth I be second year, lie found no I'i'acu of ii i other |ieslslnthu yards, A little rain eiime on 'I bnrsduy, but pnly enough to lav Ihudust, :• ♦« S|jallumciieen Notes, H'l'i'l ri.wiii' ni'.|»i!iili-n!.i A post olliee Ins been promised for fhe Salmon river | plo a| Grane finis' ranch, bui, no contract I'm' carrying the mails from Mi,derby has yet been let. A school-house has alsq been promised, which will bo built between Parkinson's and Steele's ranches, This school has often been petitioned for. Crops, which were very pi [sing Some six weeks ago, especially around Salmqn river, will be very much below the average unless rain comes nl once. Here and there, however, there i.s u good crop, Mr, F. Young linn a splendid crop of barley. If ruin comes within a week most of I he crops will not bill dead failure, though considerably below the average, Several new settlers have lately taken up laud towards Salmon Arm /mil Deep Crook, Bush fires are plentiful, bill no dam. age has boon done so fur, except in I lie Salmon Arm settlement, where n great (leal of fencing was destroyed, For a long lime past cattle stealing lll(s been carried on around here in a covered, Mi'. Christopher Wood and Mi'. Hugh Wood, of Swiinwiek Hall, Derbyshire, 15llg., cousin ami nephew i f Mr. Pioliei'l wood, of Armstrong, am] former pioneers of (be lower Frnzer, are coining out to settle iu Spalhlllichet'll in n few weeks. A third rale thunder storm passed over the valley on Friday nnd some ruin came, bul nol enough, however lo do much gooi|, Upholstered Goods, Carpets, Linoleums, Oil Cloths, Table Covers, Curtains, Down Quilts, Window Shades, Baby Carriages, to,, k. PICTURE FRAMING AND REPAIRING A SPECIALTY. 0.. 6mo VLRNON, B. C. Tiie Cozy Shaving Parlor Vl:i!\l)N. II. c. The Gilmore Block, Opposite the Post Office. ,; 'l.olliV mill I'liiiilri'ii's linliMiiitllug nml uinl .-liiii.i.i lolngn '-i'i'' Iniiy. K, UOOIIJIb'llPIIY, Prop, FOR SALE. Me: llillglVuuun, Capacity, 20,000 pop day. Self-Feeder, wilh Jointer and Pucker complete. Terms reasonable, Apply Advance Owice or MARK HILL, Okanaiian P. 0. Hi *i> tail u 'id tlUJ '-ill,' Si ■ a- wmm. i!a ■ i" i' i ''t ■ IS is £ 1'' m w J- § I ' i m m MIDWAY The Future lis ffilS'Si if '" A & County Court Notice. Sri'TIXIW nf lliu Cnnnlj' Court uf Yiilv mil lie lioldon ns follows; At Osoymwon Woducsiliiy, ljtii Octobor, 1801; At Midway mi Saturday, SEOUi Oetnbor, 1801, nl tliu hour nf eleven " cluck in lliu [oronoon, lly Command, c. A. It. I.Alllll.V, It. (.'. C. QoVKItNMENT Ol-'KICK, OsOVOOS, Railway, Mining and Agricultural j Centre of the Kettle River Country. ——* ■ Lots on Easy Terms to Actual Residents. FOR PAliTICULARS APPLY TO S.P. II itfMi MIDWAY, lidtiiiiliU'V Creek, B. C. f ,* a, il ■ !"■:. J.';h 1 iL-alanlc-'bi:!"'!' l-li-i'. ••|*|!'»|o»|«3|!i'E|?i|i "i.": iv. la -i ■:;!': j 11| |f| 1 $ m HiIwll Itllm fflPi H s m s %z ir, W. I. ARMSTRONG •VESMVOJNT, B.C. xp. <a. aiosE.iav. HARDWARE, TIN AND STOTBIi Stoves, Ranges and Heaters of all Kinds Agricultural Machinery. IE U 0 Rifles and Shot (inns, ?orce and Lift Pumps, Iron -> v. ci) 'r- tn l—* # 5} o 0 -ti < 0 0 3 is. rt H 3 3 Ut CeQ o1 IS, P 3 a w' £ ^. rt 0 : a a Q 0 O n r> 0 3> ipuig. W.J.ARMSTRONG. wmmmmmwmmmwmmmMm TOM SPIIBBBWERY R. 0CHSNER, PROPRIETOR. First Lapp Beer Brewery in B. C, m 59 Keep Money in the Province by Patronizing1 Home Industry, Orders From All Parts Promptly Filled, mm®mmmmmmmmmm W. F. CAMERON Importer and Dealer in GENERAL MERCHANDISE Full Assortment of Groceries Always in Stock. Boots and Shoes. Hats and Caps, Dry Goods and Clothing. ^J-KLS-fc 1 I E,is2a.in.s' - A Largo Variety ' XS: Opened j [ (Steele Bm ft Oo.) GARDEN SEEDS (Forry&Oo Cash Discount of 5 per cent, on Dry Goods and Men's Furnishings. Orders Promptly Attended to, W. F. CAMERON, VERNON, li. G. * * HA ft • HA ft KBLOWNA VUDKN TOW if; nnd Distrll iw town i In be foil Town Lots Will DONALD & SUTHERLAND, The GARDEN TOWN of B. 0„ nod tlie natural Shipping nnd Distributing point for the famous * This new town affords the best nod safest investments to be found hi British Columbia. The smallest size being .10x120 feet', • with 100 feel, avenues anil 20 feel, lanes. Acre blocks I'roui S Acres up-, wards. Wilt I'UIOHH Al'l'I.Y TO ly AGENTS, KELOWNA, BOUNDARY HOTEL BOUNDAl First Glass Aceoniniodatio T. McAULEY 110UNI1AUY CREEK, KETTLE lllVUlt. First Class Accommodation. Good Stabling, Terminus of Stage Lino from Marcus, Washington, Proprietor, FOR SALE. One ton of Prime Bacon Beans. Apply to 0150. WHELAN, Ok. Mission, X3. O. GA.XM3-XX.X. <fc OO. Armstrong, B. C. Dry Goods, Groceries, Boots and Shoes, Etc. A urge list of farms for sale. =S3 Hotel Kalemalka VERNON, B. O. THE LEADING HOTEL OF THE INTERIOR. Every Modern Convenience for Permanent and Trans, ient Guests, W. J. MEAKIN, Proprietor. (I'lii'inei'ly nf iho Moralists' Ewhungo, Vniicouror.) S«,-A.l«i:'S HORN HOTEL, LUMBY, B, 0. First-Glass Accommodation for Guests, Good Hunting and Fishing, Stages to Vernon and Blue Springs, IeOtlIs IttEoxtaiXxd, Prop, Mm
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Title | The Advance |
Publisher | Fairview: Stuart & Norris |
Date Issued | 1894-07-25 |
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Date Available | 2016-02-02 |
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DOI | 10.14288/1.0309248 |
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