- ■ ■ ■ ... THE ADVANCE. A ^^^^(^a^tKftfti^, i') _-zx-C-« V Vol. V, No. 19. MIDWAY, BRITISH COLUMBIA, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1896. $2.00 per Year. D W, JAKES, M. D., 0. M. BY APPOINTMENT RESIDENT PHYSICIAN TO KETTLE RIVER DISTRICT. OFFICE : : I BOUNDARY FALLS, QERALD WILLIAMS, M. D„ C. M. VMtNON, B. C. Lath or ' St. Thomas Hospital, London, F.no. QR. OSBORNE MORRIS, Vernon, B. C. Graduate of McGill University. Late Physician and Surgeon Canadian Pacific Ry. Coroner for East Vale. J T. MoLAREN, M. D., C. M. Graduate of MoGill University, 11 ■Oll'l Office : Armstrong, B. C. QR. CORRIGAN, DENTAL 8UROEON, Uradunte of tho Royal College of Dental Surgeons of Ontario. Honor. Graduate of Toronto University. —OI'Ii-IOB— Pound Block, Barnard Avenue, Vom o n.l'.C. w. ft, COCHRANE, SlllJCITOII Sui'ltlil.E COUHT, N0T4KV PUBMC, COSVEYANCBH, KTO. Office: Gllmoro's Block, Barnard Avenue, VKItNON. - B. C. pitED. BILLINGS, BARRISTER, SOLICITOR, Ete. Office : Martin's Block. Vernon. B.C. ALLAN MACDONALD, BARRISTER AND SOLIOITOR Of the Supreme Court of B. C. NOTARY PUBLIC, HITC. Vkiinon, B. C. I K. JOHNSON, Law and Colleotino Agency. Conveyancer, Mineral Claims Bought and Sold. NotaryPubhe. GRAND FORKS .... B. O. pORBES M. KERBY, P.L.S., A.M.C.S.C.E., ENGINEER AND SURVEYOR. MIDWAY, B. 0. *T E. OROWELL, TaONSO!* ST., VilOfON, CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER Office and Store Fittings a Specialty. QHAS. E. COSTERTON, VKRNON, B. C Commission and Insurance Ag't NOTARY PUBLIC. JOHN A. CORYELL, A. M„ B. 0, A. Civil Engineer, PROVINCIAL LAND SURVEYOR AND DRAUGHTSMAN. Irrigation Projects, Engineering and Survey Work, with Plans and Estimates In pay Portion of the Province Immediately Attended to. Haps and Plans of Any Portion of Osoyoos District and Dining Camps of Kettle River Mining Division. BOUNDARY FALLS, MIDWAY and VERNON. J. O. H S, MINING ENGINEER, GREENWOOD CITY, B. C. Guess Bros. PAYERS AND CHEMIST^ PROPERTIES EXAMINED Assays and Analyses of Ores, Fuels, Etc. GIlKIINWOOn, U. 0. U. BARRETT. 0. T. IIOOOBON BOUNDARY CREJSK Engineering and Assaying Go. Greenwood Olty, B. 0.1 Assaying and Analyses of Ore Mines Examined and Reported on Thorough Acquaintance with the Kettlo Biver and Boundary Creek Mining Districts. GROCERIES. Large Shipments Arriving Weekly. We buy the the Very Best Brands, and sell at Wonderfully Low Prices. Give us a call and lie convinced that our prices are the lowest in this section of country, ani Shoes, Clothing, Etc, We carry a large and well-selected stock of above and as we purchased our goods for SPOT CASH we are enabled to give our customers the benefit of the Discount. Give us a Trial Order. "W. T. Slxa/tf bvd asx-xl Co. Fairview, Gamp McKtiuioy und Vornon, PENTICTON HOTEL J. Tburber, Proprietor. Pleasantly Situated at Foot of Okanagan Lake Stage Connection with S. S. Aberdeen to Fairview, Osoyoos, Boundary Cheek. Kettle River and Points in Washington All Arrangements Made |for Providing Guides and Outfits for Hunting Parties. Gooil Boating nnd Fishing. Row and Sail Routs for Hlro KSTABLISHKD 1883. MAINLAND NURSERY COMPANY "JUBIIjKK FARM," • LADNER'S, - BRITISH - COLUMBIA ■^rttj ■ iii ■ ii ■ ■ » »■*—>■ Our Specialties—Varieties Profitable in British Columbia; Trees Free from Pests. FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL TREES, PLANTS AND VINES. Send for Free Catalogue. | E. Hutcherson, Manager. VERNON - SAWMILL SMITH & McLEOD, PROPRIETORS. Sashes, Boors, Mouldings, Turnings Ete, AU Kinds of, Factory Work Kept in Stock andjlMade to Order Coast Cedar Worked into Furnishings a Specialty All Kinds of Lumber, Laths nnd Shingles Kept in Stoek Best Material Always Used. Write for Prices and Discounts Sawmill on Okanngan Lake, handy to shipment. Sash and Door Factory on C. P. R., Vernon. J ■SI'S Ul established , 1670. WHOLESALE AND Retail Dealers in dry goods, boots and shoes, groceries and provisions, wines, liquors and cigars. Speeial Attention Paid to Mail Orders. Nothing but reliable goods kept on hand.. A IFIZIAIm EOLICITEH. Hudson's Bay Co., Vernon, B. IJ. 3P, O. Box, G_. Glassware and Crockery, School Supplies and Toys, Stationery, Playing-'Cards and Games, Dressing Cases Wall Paper, Violin Strings and Proprietary Medicines. Agent for the Pknix Fire Insurance, ♦♦♦♦ ED. A. mm ■ KSIBWAY, E. C. *.-.■»'*♦♦♦•. ■>>»♦» ._^s*» Tiie Agricultural and Trate Association of gan mission Will hold nn 'inhibition ni, KELOWNA, B. C. -ON- Seat- I 1896. ARCUSandMIDWAY ST^LCS-jES ImXNH Leaves Marcus Mondays ancl Thursdays at i p, M Arrives Creenwood Tuesdays and Fridays at 5 i>. M Arrives Marcus Thursday and Sunday at 9 a. m Si Reduced fares by railway and sleambrml linefi. For information, priz-a lists, entry fumis, etc., addruhriHit!Hccrutury at,UI,,Miillan MUsiou, W. F. Raymcr, PtOstdcDtuKolownn.B.O, Fn J. Watson, Scurelui-y, Ol-uuiagaii Mi sinn. Thopoaghhred—— Minorea and Leshopn t 'or sale. Price $3.00. 0. li, l'lTTKNIillllill. Rook L'iikkk. ■SPECIAL ATTENTION (J1VEN TO MAIL, FREIGHT AND EXPRESS XX. X>. HOBRtSOlT, PROPBIBTOB. ARMSTRONG HOTEL H. KEYES, Prop. Good Acconiin.illation, Bent Liquors and Cigars, First-Class Stabling, ARMSTRONG B. C. LESLIE HILL OPERATING. The representative of the Prospect- ing Syndicate of Brilisli Coliiinliia (limited liability), Mr. Leslie Hill, M. E., is in the district, nnil hns lieen for .some litne past looking over property in the several camp.*.. Although ninny experts have visited Long Luke cninp recenlly, all of whom were lllipressed wilh the appearance of the veins of ore lo he found Ihere, Mr, Leslie Hill is the firsl lo operate, having secured opticus upon ilie Jewel and Denaro Grande claims, livo of ihe besl properties iu lhe eamp. In ilia Jewell Mr. Hill hns secured no option 00 Mr. Busshuit's I Interest, and the price 10 he paid is no less a sum than $7,600, Ihc terms of which are as follows, $750 down, $760 before the 1st of Maich next, and the balance, $8,000, before tbe 2!)tli of August, 1807. One-half inleresi hns lieen secured in the Denaro Grande, and ihis was bonded hy lhe owner, Mr. T. Shun- quest, who receives for lhe same I In. sum of $10,(1111), on the following terms of payment; $1,(1(10 down, Sl 1X0 before 1st March, 181)7, and $8,CC0 before August 211,181)7. Long Lake cninp was only discovered in tlie spaing of '1)5, yet ninny trans- fers have taken place, anil ns time posses they are growing in frequency, Beside the Jewell an.l Denarollrnnile several other claims are located on file same vein of ore, wliieli for appearance ami rich character cannot perhaps l.e excelled by any other vein in tlie Boundary creek country, Not a great deal of development work hns been .lone upon nny of the claims, yeb in eveiy instance ill wiiien work was carried on, very satisfactory results were ol.liiiui'il. The acquisition of properly l.y powerful syndicates and individuals wilh plenty of capital, is much to be desired, as hy such means pay rolls will be started, nnd lhe true value of many prospects (which at present is uiicerlain) will be iii.a.le manifest.'' GEMS OF THE RESERVATION, The best develop, ii and most prosperous looking property on lhe Colville reservation at Ilia present, lime is tlm Lone Sttti nnil Washington claims, situated on Le Fleur mountain, within a short distance of Nelson, Wash., nml Carson, I). C. These claims nre owned by the Reservation Mining uud Milling company, whose headquarters are at Spokane, Mr. Taylor being piesi.leut of (be company, and file, Dohin secretary, Tbo claims, which wen. located last spring liy Mr. Henry While, are upon a ledge which is nothing more nor less Iluin a contiiiiiatii.il of lhe splendid vein of ore which runs through While's camp on lliis side of Ihe line, upon wliieli years ago claims were located, and upon snuie of which much work has been done, The ledge can betrnceil across thirteen claims—n distance of more 111.in three miles, The piesenl development upon Ihe claims consists of a tunnel I'M feet in length, which tups the on. body,at a depth of fi.) feet from tlle sin face, nn.l a crosscut in which wink is now being carried on shows tlle ledge lo bel.'O feel iu width, Willi no sign of walls nt either end, The surface outcrop of tbe vein is over 2(10 feet wide, anil nt the presenl dupih of 80 feet lhe management me wondering how fm lhey will bnve to crosscut before they slrike the walls. The ipmllfy of the ore is eveiytbing loo llial i-oii'il lie desired, ns assays show it lu have in gold, copper mul silver a value of !*i.*iO per ton, Only the tieitsuiy stock of lliis company is upon Ihe market, nnil this hnsiiilviineeil,hi,ing llie post week Kill per cent. Reduction works mul n railway lo carry awny ninth- is nil that Is needed to make lliese claims paying inlnes, .ROCK CREEK I'LAIERS. Old hands ul the business claim Hint lbe finest chance eaists I'm a good hydraulic claim upon llu. I; ereek, Inn jusl .exactly ill. wllill point il is haul lo get,ihem to divulge, ili.uy of I hem huve prospected Il.e benches lor miles along the cieek, and no doubt nro thoroughly t'uilvei"iinl (villi ihequnlily of gravel eontnlllt'd lh iu. The fuel lhat iii.inv llum-ands i.; d..Ilm*, have been taken I'i um lhe lied mid iuirsof thecreekin lbe pnst, nnd men lia ve iv,irked upon il even lo Hi., piesenl lime, lands color I" li iq 11 llioll that good hiibaulir gnn.iid din's naillv exist Ihnt iu the near flltlli'.' Uliiv yel he worked. Lusi Btiinnier found a goodly force of miners—while nnd Chinese -wm king up in tile en al,, and if anything lbe force has been increased ibis summer, as. '.eildes ihe men workingupiin tliehydraiilicclnliii nt. the mouth of Hoik neck, the old lime hands are pegging away upon White's, Disaovei vjiiid ulher bars. A visit lo the ground discovers such well known men aa I'm Ninon, W Stevens, J. Tiulcy, 1). Rankin, ,1. Hill, J. Black, J. Ord*' A. Dohoghiie, Tom Hawkins and Tinli iin by, besides which at. the I',iol of thu falls and at olher points some 2"i to III) Chinese arc working. Last summer upon Ah Slice creek lhe Chinese did nol dovery well.sothey gave up mining ihere .md returned io Rock creek, where Ibis iiiinuier lhey are doing heller Ulan limy have ilone foi some years pasl. What the creek Utseds in deep pros- peeling, and it good strong companies ii.iild be formed wilh capital enough lo undertake the work of opening up the ground thoroughly, very lillle ihiiibl need be enlerlaiiied but Ibnl. the enterprise would be found profitable, lu the past companies huve been formed which have done a great niuouut of work, bul as they were composed principally ol laboring men, who could give Utile else than Iheir labor, when llu. crucial point was reached in operation, such as furnishing pumping machinery, elc, then lhey were obliged to suspend opera- lioiiK for waul of funds, and, in some instances, just at a time when a very lillle more capital mighi haaveassured success. Seeking Hie precious metal in quartz ledges is all the rage al. presenl, hut if a little [more attention wus puid lo placer mining if might be found, ill experienced hands and under good management*, a business equally us lucrative as Ihe foriuei, witli certainly no more, and perhaps less, risk attached lo il. WHAT VOU MUST DO. Few people seem lo unilersland Hint certain regulations are necessary nnd certain conditions must lie complied wiih to expedite business transactions, One half of lbe people applying for crnwii grants of laud fail to comply with nil lhe conditions, anil then us this entails delay, instead of Illuming themselves, lhey are apt to east relied inns upon the business capacity of the officials of the government, This matter hus bean touched upon before, hul as mistakes ure still being made, the following rules are published for the guidance of those applying for a pre-emption crown grant in this district, and I" sustain such application the follow iug documents must he produced : Original pre-emption record; original certificate of Improvements- original certificate of purchase. The fees necessary are: Certificate of Improvements, $2; ceiilftciite of purchase, $1 per acre; crown grant fee, $5. In addition lo the above a survey fee 1". eenls par acre is charged on all lands surveyed by the government, In eyery case the pre-emptnr's name in full must lie given. No crown grunt can issue iinlil livo years fnnn the dale of the pre-empti.m record, nnd until nl'ler the survey has been gazetted. In every cuse lhe fees and dncu- inenls must, be sent to llie government agentnl Vernon. A proper compliiiiiee wilh lhe above regulations w'll save itnncceftsury trouble and expedite lhe Issuance of crown grunts. KILL, OR KILl NOT. Aii Intimation in our lusi issue to lhe effect I hul cerium seelionsof t he Game Aet would be published for lbe edification of those who wish lo live up to the spirit of the law, even if the letter of the law as il now stands is very diffl- uu.lt to Interpret, is hereby compiled wilh: The i.pan Sanson for blue grouse. ptarmigan, fool ben and nieadoiv lurk, extends from the Isl of September lo the lOlh of November, For wild duck ..full kinds, hlller n, plover uml heron, from llulsl nl September lo Ihrlll-I uf December, (l.iril.iio, deer, elk, nioose, hare mountain gout, and mountain sheep, tram tlie 1st of August loihi, iiistof ; December. The provisions of this act do not ; apply io Indians of ihe province, or to settlors, .villi regard tounygamekllled ', for their own immediate use for food only, and for ihe reasonable necessities of the person killing lhe suine uud his family, nor do llie provisions of lhe net apply lo free ininers aolually engaged In mining or prospecllug, who may kill game I'm- food, nod provided lhey ure nol mining nl u ramp where imm.ling houses me maintained. St. lion I) of I he nuiciided ait stipulates thai lo the easl of the Cascade range il shall lie unlawful for anyone nol, exeinpleil under sccllon 6, In kill prairio hen, prairio chicken, willow nn.l ruffled grouse for I he spuee of two yeiirs from lhe time ofthe passing of lhe net-April 17, 1811(1, . 4.4 Commercial Job printing of every de-.ripl inn ill the A I.van. k olllee, THE ADVANCE. W, 11. NORRIS I'u...-niKToii Published weekly ai Midway, H. C. Subscription Frier, $'2.iki por niii.nni. payable in advance, either yearly ur half-yoarly at the option of tl.o subscriber, Advertising Hutes sent nn application. Though the oolumns nf Till.; Ai.vax.'K nre always open for U.e discussion of matters of public interesl anil Importance, we (lo notneo- cesimrily endorse any of the .i|iii.ions expressed, Oorrespondence nf a personal natiiro will not be published. : A cross lu this H|nf,e inili- : elites I lint ynur HUuScrlpi ion :to tills paper has Qxpired, MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 7, I8IH1. EDITORIAL NOTES. Mr. Donald Graham, our representative In the provincial legislature, is now paying n visit to lhe district, Which bus iii.ule such vast and wonderful strides siuia' he was here Insl, just upon lhe eve of his eleeliou. Mr. Gratlutlt will spend a week or two visiting tlie camps, nnd will, during Ilis siuy, giiilu-r all ih.. available dat.il touching mailers affecting the prosperity ind development of this porlion of his constituency, so Unit he will be in a position to piesenl to the house many Interesting fails when il again convenes. As Mr. Graham is extremely painstaking in searching for the truth, he may be relied upon to gather valuable information upon tlie subject of necessary roads, trails, bridges, etc., ne also upon Ihe subject of freight rates; lbe source from wbich goods coming into iho country are drawn, their line of transportation and the amount consumed ; lhe increase ill the provincial revenue here j the administration of jusl iee; the pres* present developinenl of the mines, and many other mailers will also claim bis attention, and when he again has an opportunity of voicing iu the house the pressing needs of the district to government recognition, all may rest assured his argunienls wili be fortified with such an an ay of indisputable facts and figures as will compel lhe government to grant such aid lolhe districl for the carrying out of public Iniproveiiients, as will be compatible with its pressing needs, owing lo tlle rapid development taking place therein, 1 The very serious question of supply* . ing lhe City of Viniiin witli good wholesome water is again receiving consideration at the hands of the council, On mure than one occasion tlie taxpayers have been given tlie opportunity of voting upon the matter, and ns they would not sanction tlie borrowing of certain sums of money, they' were evidently possessed wilh llle idea that lhe several schemes presented for their consideration were either not favorable or were too expensive, As grave diseases, liow ever, ure making themselves felt in lhe cily.it will he apparent to every one lhat tlie vnsillating policy hitherto n.l..pled will have to he abandoned and the issue fairly and squarely taken up and carried through at whatever cost. The scheme, now under consideration, i. e, the piping of waler from the B. X. creek to a reservoir set at the lop of Hmiiaial avenue, and then carried in mains through il.e lown, should commend Itself lo every taxpayer, as no doubt, it would l.e found lo render if tried a very effective service, and one wliieli could be installed without any very great expenditure of money. The .citizens shuuld remember that upon their own shoulders rests lhe responsibility of their town being inudo healthy and lit to live in, und Ihis being llie ease, I hey should not. be slow iu lending n united support to lhe council who are so strenuously endeavoring to carry out their wishes in this und olher matters, t!Et,^_i____T_S2^_____^msM_m GONE TO REST, placed in a conveyance and Ihe funeral procession, which consisted of several Carriages besides many on fool, moved slowly toward Ihe hui'lal ground, the spot selected being a beautiful plateau at the hack of lbe town. Arriving at the grave, lhe first burial service ever heard iu Midway, was read over the reinuins, which were reverently lowered to Iheir resting place by Mr. Tims. McAuley, Mr. W. G. McMynn, Mr. W. II, Norris, Mr. Henry While, Mr. J. McNicol and .1!.'. Wilcox, who acted as pallbearers, and who, having fulfilled this duly, moved sadly awny and left a brother In lhe fond embrace of nml her enrlh, nta spot where the ill sl (lower that blooms in llie spring will deck his grave, wliieli will be kissed by Hie first and lasl rays of I he sun as il rises and falls o'er Ihe valley, lhe scene of his recent home and labors. A New Drug Store Wo bog to inform the pnblio that we have oponod miu- now Drug Store and milfoil a tdiarc of tholr pntroiiago, liuylngilrugH is entirely u matter of cnnfl- doiico, as in liootlior buslnoss is sophistication eaflior; nor doon any othor avenue afford eo ready atneansof dlsposlngof worihlnbHnrtielcH. Vou can buy a pair of kIiws for $1 or for $111. it, is entirely a mailer of quality, There is an much difference in tlie quality of drugs as lliere is in iihoes, exeepl. in purchasing one you can use your own judgment, and in buying tbe oilier yon arc eniirely dependent upon lbe Integrity and judgment of lbe druggist; In ono case il is only a nialter of comfort and appearance, and in tbe olbur frequently of life or death. If j ou want ibe puresl and bent drugs obtainable, we solicit your patronqgo; if you want thu cheapest, we cannot accommodate you. If you need medicine, you need tbo best and purest obtainable, compounded by a skilled and experienced prescriptionist, wi Lh tbo most scrupulous cure and fidelity, Human life may he in Ihe balance uud dependent, on lhe prompt action of the remedy prescribed ; and if tlie lai ter he not of standard strength and purity (be physician's skill is of no avail, and tbo patient fails of improvement. We carry a full lino of patent medicines, invalids' specialties, toilet requisites, elc. in great variety. Mail orders receive prompl and careful attention, and anything nnl iu slock will be procured at once without extra charges. R. N. TAYLOR & CO. h) Ppjsjripiijj hum] Greenwood Gitv, H. (;. C. F. COSTERTON VK1IXON, 1). V. ' General Real Estate k Financial Agi. NOTAIiY PUBLIC. A*TOnt For*^- TlIE Rll?AI. INHUHANL'K C'OY. Tim London and Lancashihe Fire Insurance Coy. The Insurance Coy. oV North America. The London and Canadian Fire Infurance Coy. The Sun Liee Assurance Coy of Canada. The Di.MiNioi.'Huii.DiNii and Loan Association, AlTKAlHEll Fllll THE CANADA PERMANENT Loan and Ha vinos Coy, Many were lhe expressions of regret heard when lhe news of Mr. II. I'. Palmer.ton's dentil reached .Midway on Wednesday Insl, tillhougli owing In his prolonged illness his demise ivns not unexpected, As n mining inan Mr. Palmerslon could l.e looked upon as oni. of ihe pioneers of Boundary creek, he for some years past having been Intimately connected with its development. No doiibl lbe pleasant memories attached to his sojourn mining lhe Iiiuiinliilns mul valleys of Kettle river, induced him iu his dying moments lo long to lle ai. rest in the vicinity of bis recent net ive llllll pleas- mil labors, mul therefore his request to be hurled al Midway rather' than at Spokane, where he died! em. easily mid naturally be iiccounted for. On (-iatur- .lay lhe 20th be bri'iilhi'tl his lust in i In* arms of his grlef*sliirken ami much beloved wife, anil on Wednesday his remains reached Midway, Immediately preparations were commenced for Ihe funeral, which look place aboul I o'clock in the afternoon, Preparatory lo proceeding to the grave, a service was held in lhe large hull of the Mitl nay hotel, I" whither hud congregated fi lends from near and ufnr, wlm came Ci pny Iheir Insl murk nf res| I. lo the departed und lo lay floral tokens of hue upon his grave, lliiring the service, which was feelingly conducted by ilia Rev. Mr, Irwin, il.e cnskel rested upon a dais ui aped iii while mul embellished wilh beautiful white flowers, liter lhe service lhe casket was Send Your Ordsr to-Wie-*.**"**- Lspno k Lloyd-Jones For Implements, Wagons, Buggies, Sleighs Etc., Etc. Flour and Feed, Hay and Grain. A Number of Cheap Farms for Sale from $4 to $50 an acre, well improved. Lequime k Lloyd-Jones. Kelowna. NOTICE. NOTICE Is horoby glvon tlml, slxly .lays nftor ilnln horoof, I Intend tu apply to I Ik, Iiuu. tin. (lliiof I lotmnisalonor ut' lauuls uml Worts fm- pormlBslon In purctiiiBO eighty acres ..f Innil, Blhialn in tli" Osoyoos Division uf Yule llislricl,in tin. Provinco uf llrilisii Columbia, viz.: Conimonotng nf tlio soittli-wosl am ner of tho iiui.tli-.vesl qunrtoi'of Suction Niiiotocn, Tu.vn sliie Slxty-olgbt, running llu nre wesl -il i-linlti.., II .oaiilllli 2U ■•liniiiH. tlicn.-.i ensl III chains, llionoo north 211 olmlits, thonoo wost tn cliiiins In ilu; imiiii of coinmonoomoiit. WM. 11. McMYNN. Mid-ray, n, 0„ July 6th. ism. 20 THE NATIONAL MATTEJ3MELTER, APlUCTIOAL AND SIMPLE METHOD of matting sulphide oi'os, euchfts nlckol ooppoi', unlit nml alive? ores. In localities whore U'inl orcfl iui'1 inch aro Rcarcn nnil nl- mosl unntljvliiftblfl, our pvi'ltlo, water [ackotod Matlo Bmoltor Inm Uth recognbiod with highly pallflfaotory results, and has boon thoroughly touted nn various pvrltlOi milplildc antl arsenide ores, In capacity ol 2 to 80 tons of ore pert ilny. M Is tho must praclioal,eheftpcs'iainUimplosl method of gold and Bllvororo matting and eon* contratliig thai Is known to-day. It roquirofl nn extraordinary skill, nn lend ores, no fluxing material, and no fuel of any kind fnr ihc Binoltoi' nft<r ii tn started, Tho 8tilpl»urln Mm nre la its natural fuel unly, nml Its cosl has un comparison witli any othor pro* OCRS of concentrating, Wo aro prepared i" furnish nny size oroa* pnclty plant complete t" substantial minim; boojilo, sol i' upniid Furnish our men to run It For thorn nn easy payments. PricoHaiul specifications fnrnislicil with rrffrcnecs and liNll- moidalson application. Nations! Ore & Reduction Go. 6720Cheltenham Avouuoj si. Louis, Mn. Manufacturers of Furnaces Nickel, Copper, Gold, Silver and Lead MM o:m3S3. MINERAL ACT, 1896. Certiflcfite of Improvements, NOTXCB. TllR LEXINpTON MlNBUAl CLAIM. Situate in Central Camp, Kettle River Mining Division of Yak* Distriet. TAKK NOTIOK lhat I, John A. Coryell, as lureht fur.!. Taylor, froo minor's cortillcato Nu. 'i.'lll. and (ion. \V. Uumhorgor, fnr minor's cortillcato Nn. 021S1, Intend, Bixty days fnnn tlie dato hereof, to applj in tho Mimiig Recorder For a peruflcttto nf improvouionts fm-1 ho plirpDHO i.f (iliniiniiiK n CroWll grant In thu above claim. '.ml further tftko notice llial action, under section 87, nniBtot) cOtniiionootl bofoto tbo Issuance of siioh corliflcatoof Improvements, Dated this iflih dor of May,-1806. » MIDWAY ILL. Lath and Shingles. SASH - DOORS. ROUGH AND HISSED -^LUMBER— GREENWOOD CAMP BOUNDARY ('HIOHK, B. O. .. Tie Gold Drop Boarding louse Good Aceommodntion for Travelers. First-class Meals Served Good Livery Stable in Connection. FRED GRAF. PROP. Hamilton k Mofiillvray, Proprietors West Koil »t 1/ iiriiai'd Avi.n.u*, V ERNON.B.C. White : Help : Or|ly. First-Class in Kvery Respect. Kvery Comfort unit Convenience. Free Ilu*. to nnil from All Triiins. A (.'all So'tolled. Stable : iif : Coiiriection BUiE'liD-SB-S Should carefull'y consi-lcr the cost of Lns'loi'Sal, and by flyurlng, find cut lhat all kinds of Bough ■:■ and Oresscd:-: Liimbop, Shingles, ■ Laths, ■ Ete., can bs purchased at the Grand Forks Sawmill, CHEAPER TA.Vi AWT/HEBE ELSE. 1» a«*««5a«»»«4-r«-««««*» "6951 1 $1 FIREWOOD $1 J l per load. i l r l l«*a-© «-««««"e««a.»*y:-a:*«3ffia<Kl G. K. Simpson, Prop, W^^XmXA Showing tlio Dates and Places of Courts ot'Assl/e.Msl Prlns, Oyer mulTertiiln- er und General <iuol Delivery for tho your is!»J. KALI ASSIZKS, Clinton Thursday 21th September Uichflold Monday, 28th Septomper Kamloops Monday, .'ith October Lylton Friday, iHh October Vornon Monday, l'ii.h October Now Wostnilstor Tuesdivy( 3rd Novonfbor Vanoouvor Monday, Uth Nnvombcr Tuesday, iTtli November 'uesday, 21th Novomber COUNTY COURT NOTICE. Sittings of tho duality Court of Vulc will be ln.lil.jn in. follows I At Midway, Nov. II, 1S9II. At llHiiyiios, Nov. 7, 1880. At tl.o liuii" of eleven u'elock In tlie fnronoon lly C..111II1.H1.I, ('. A. It. LAJIIILV, lliivoniincnl, Olllee, Osoj-iiiib, It. C. C. August ffllh, 1800. e. w. Mcdowell ^-urrajBixxxt, ANACONDA,B.C. I'rimest of Beef, Pork, Mutton and SA,r>.«r.-3. ■tii*'])olIvory wagon 10 all towns and camps lu the neighborhood. The trade centre of the Grand Prairie, Kettle river and Boundary creek mining and agricultural country. Situated at the junction of the Boundary creek, Marcus and Reservation wagon roads. Nearest point to the Colville reservation mines. MINERAL ACT, 1896. Certificate of Improvements. NOTICE, The Last Chance 5Iim:iui, Claim, Situate In Copper Camp, Boundary Mountain, Kettle River Mining Division or Yale District. TAKK NOTtOE thnt I. W. Austin, free miner' certificate No. 7S998. by my agent, C. ll'B. Green, P. L.- 8.1 Intend, Kixty days from the date hereof, toupply to the Mining Recorder fora ecrllllcato of Improvement,., for the purpose of obtaining a Crown grant to the above claim. Anil further take notico that action, under section 37, 111 list be commenced before the issuance of such cortiflcato of improvements. Dated Ihis 2nd day of September, 1890. 27 MINERAL ACT, 1896. Certificate of Improvements. MOTIOB. The I.iaxmi.TiiN Mineral Claim. Situate In Central Camp, In the Kettle River Mining Division of Yale District, B. C. TAKE NOTICK that wo, J. M. Taylor, freo minor's certificate No, 02171 *, Q. VV. Hum- berger, free miner's certificate No. 8(1320; M. (Ipiieniioinier, free miner's certificate No. 05228, ...nl Thomas Kirk, free minor's cortiflcato No, (ifi'l'il, Intend, sixty days from lho date horcof, tontiply It. Ihc Mltillic Recorder for accrttflcato of improvements, fnr llie purpose of obtaining a .'rn., ii grant to tlio nbovo claim. An.l further tnko milieu that action, under soetion 37, must lie cminioiicod boforo tho issuance of such cortltlcnte of Improv.'meilts. Dated this llh liny of September, 1890. 27 NINERALACT, 1896. OBBTIFIOATE OF IMPROVEMENTS. ffl LOTS AS GOOD AS GOLD rajj'-l Fur prlcos nnd nil other information apply to §jf C. E. STUART - ■ ■ AGENT CARSON, GRAND PRAIR1H, B. C. M If you are not troubled with •^s? -R T"\ When you go to Carson call on D. DRISCOLL General Merchant, and buy your Groceries, Tinware, Saddles and Harness. The best lines and lowest prices. NOTIOJD. The 1'iiTTEit Palmer Mineral Claim. Situate In Graham Camp, Boundary Mountain, ln the Kettle River Mining Division of Yale District, . TAKE NOTICE thai I, K, S. Graham, free miller's certificate No. 804811, by my agent, F. Wotliiston, P. L. S., intend, sixty days from tl.o dale hereof, to apply to the Mining Recorder for n oertill.-Jitn of improvements, for the purposo of obtaining a oroW'n grant to the above claim. , Anil further tnko notico that action, undor soctlnn 37, must bo commenced boforo the issunnco of such certificate of improvements. lliitc.1 this 2nd day of September, ISHfl. 27 MINERAL ACT, CEll! IPICATH OF IMPKOVENENTS. JfOTIOB. The Texas Mineral Claim. Situate In Graham Camp, Boundary Moun. tain, In the Kettle River Mining Division of Yale District. TAKE NOTICE thai I, E. S. Graham, free miner's certificate No. 811180, by my agent, I''. Wiilliistini, I>. I,. S., intond j sixly .lavs from [he date hureuf, In apply 1.. the Milling 1(0- eorticr I'm- a certificate 'if improvements, for lhe purpimi! nf pbtaiuillg a Crown grant lo lhe above olnlm. And further take notice llnil action, under sccllon 37, must lio commenced boforo the issuance nf such eerlilliiile of improvements. Luted (his 2nd day of Soptcjnliiir, 1890. 27 MINERAL ACT, 1896. VERNON £PRING RREWERY •VEBKrOHir, 2. o. JOHN HAVERTY & CO. Pi-opriotoi-B, This large and well equipped brewery has been re-opened under new management and will supply Beer, Ale sR.xa.s5L Foxr-bei* Of unsurpassed quality and at prices which will be found satisfactory to the public. Special Attention Given to Orders from tne Boundary Creek Country A NACONDA HOTEL ♦■•♦ — — ♦♦ ANACONDA, B. C. Visitors to the Boundary Creok Mining Camps, Stop at tin. Anaconda Good Table - Good Beds - Good Liquors - Good Stabling N. Tholl, Proprietor. GENOWAYS & McAVINEY Wholesale and Retail Dealers in and Growers of CHOICE NURSERY STOCK. All Stock Grown Without Irrigation. All Trees Inspected Before Leaving the Nursery SPOKANE FALLS, P. (). Box 582. Washing lor) GRAND FORKS HOTEL, ♦♦♦♦♦♦H*«H**>*H*>-**«=r— ® (§) GEO. P. MIMS, Proprietor. €3rx*a.-n.d Porks, B. G. 5TRICTLY piRST QLASS. (§) "pERMS $ I -50 AND $2.00 PER DAY. GOLDEN GATE HOTEL G. O. SIIUWSON, Prop. .FAIRVIEW, 11, (J, GOOD ACCOMMODATION - - GOOD STABLING Stopping Place for Stages to Penticton and Oro, Wash. Certiflcntc of Improyeincntg. NOTICB. Tin* Non Stiiai Mini-'Ual Claim. Situate in Smith's Camp, Kettle River Mining Division of Yalo Distriet. TAKE NOTICE Unit I, W, T. Smith, froo minor's cet'litlcutc No. W21H, as agent for lho ltep.il.llc Mining Co., intend, sixty days from the dale horoof, to-apply to tho Mining ltceordor for a eei'Litiente of iniproveiiients for the purpose of obtaining n Crown grant of the above claim. And further take uollco that action, under section 37, musl bu commenced before tho issuance of such eertttlcate of improvements. 1 luted this 27th day ot May, UM. ''5 MINERAL ACT, 1896. Cert ideate of Improvements. NOTIOE. Tin: DbNDEE Mineral Claim. Situate In Providence Camp, Kettle River Mining Division of Yale District. TAKE NOTICE that I, James Sutherland. free miner's certificate No. 80,111, and Robert Wood, freo minor's certificate No illHli. inlenil. sixty days from tho date hereof, lu apply to tlio Mining Itecordei* for a cortillcato of linpi'oroiuotite. for the purpose of obtaining a (Irowy grant of tho above ofalm. Anil further take notice that action, under seelion 37. must, bo commenced before tho Issuance of fiuch certificate of Improvements. Dated this 10th day of August, lSOO, 'li MINERAL' ACT~896. Certificate of Improvement!-. •nffotssxaxx. Tin: Last Oiianok Minhu.ii, Claim. Situate In Smith's Camp, Kettle River Mining Division of Yalo District, TAKK NOTICE Unit I, W. T. Smith, froo miner's certificate No. 70201, ns agent (or lho llopiibllo Mining Co., intend, slxly .lays from the dale horoof, to apply Lo lho Mining Iteeiirilci'for lueiiiileiile nt improvements for llie piirtxisc of oblnining a Crown grant to tho Abovo claim. Ami further take notice tlmt notion, under seelion 37, must bo commenced before tho issunnco of such oortlfloAtO of Improvements. Dated ll.ls 27lli day of May. 1800. ffi "~ MINER AL ACT. Certificate of Improvements. HOTIOB. TllH OllO IIBNIIHO MlNRIIAI, CLAIM. Situate In the Kettle River Mining Division of Yale District. TAKE NOTICE that t, W. A. Corbolt, froo miner's iierllfiailo No. 570IH, Intond, sixty days from tho dale h.ircnf. lo apply lo lho Gold Cniinnlssiiiiior for a oorl ideal., of Improvements for the purpose of obtaining a crown grant to tho above i-liilin. , , , Ami furtlior lako nutiec. Hint ailvcrso claims must be sent' lo the Gold Commissioner and aollon commenced before tho issuance of said cortiflcato of Improvements, Dated this Isl day nf-Iuly, 1890. ffi DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. NOTICE Is hereby given tlmt tho part norslilp lioretofiirc existing between tlio undor- signed In 1'iirrrliig on Ilm hotel business nl tho l'lonocr llolel in tlie Olty of (ireeinvood, Hritlsh Columbia, has been dissolved by mutual con- scnl. .1. 'if. Ituhbell retiring. All dobtn owing bv Ihopartnerslilp will In- puid by Frank Wood nml .1. IV. Nelson, to whom nil dobls due anil owing to lho Into partnership are to bo paid. I'TIANK WOOD. J. W. NI-LSON. ,1. M. HUHBEU,. I'lIlHI' WESTEI,. Witness, C. W. II. SAN.S0M. Uiilod30thJ.ily,A. II. 18W. HI LOCAL AND DISTRICT. On Friday's stage Mr. Monuhnn came down fnnn Camp McKinney and proceeded on to Spokane. • Mrs. W. 3. Hurlier came in on Friday's stage from Vernon and proceeded the same day to Greenwood City, there to join Mr. Hurlier. Mr. and Mrs. Lamb moved to Greenwood City the past week. Mr, Lamli has decided to engage in the newspaper business there. The Vernon city fnllieis are installed in their new premises, and they flatter themselves they now present a very respectable appearance. Mr. Wilcox of Spokane cnme to Midway on Wednesday last, having in charge the remains of the late Mr. H. P, Palmerston, who died in Spokane on IhefSIl li, and was brought here for burial. The finishing touches are being applied to Messrs. Onctrouski k Ures* law's store at Greenwood City, und us soon its their goods arrive, they will open up a general merchandise anil wholesale liquor business. Mr. J. B. Brown returned from Penticton on Thursday last, having wilh him Mrs. Brown and family. Mr. Brown hns a piisilioninlhegovernnient office and will no doubt lie a resident. of Midway for some time to come. Mr. J. P. McLeod, formerly of New Westminster, hus come to reside in the Boundary Creek district and lias opened a law otllce at. Anaconda, Mr. McLeod is a barrister and solicitor and will be quite an acquisition to the legal fraternity here. Mr. Thos, Wake, who met with an accident whilst, driving a buggy lhe other day, whereby he broke a leg, is now we are pleased to say hobbling around again, and will in u few days move from Boundary Falls to Mid nay, his place of residence, Mr. Henry White was in town on Wednesday, and reported everything moving on splendidly nt his milling properly on Ihe reservation. Mr. White says a railway is all he will want, iu the near future, anil he will be able lo show the world a shipping mine equal to any in British Ci.luii.bia, Mr. A. K. Stuart, whilsl chasing a cow bell through the woods in lhe middle of a still, starry night of lhe past week, met wilh a stumbling block iu bis way ill the shnpe of a hole in llle ground, into which In. fell,..nil Ingoing 8(1 severely sprained liis tinkle. The pniient, buoyed up with llie consolation nf having captured llie echo of lhe bell, is we are pleased lo say, rapidly .-ippriini'liing to a state of convalescence Billlnlin No. 2, or Professor W. A. Carlyle's report on lhe Trail creek milling district, is lo hand, and although a careful consideration has nol been given the same, lhe fact i.s lulled that. Mr. Carlyle Jias the faculty thoroughly developed of crowding n vast amount of cold-blooded fuels nnd tt large amount of unvarnished truth into a very small compass, The report will be eagei'ly'suught. after by those desirous of gaining a knowledge of the Trail creek minis, and llml it may reach the many we propose publishing extracts from il from lime to lime. We have heard of u system of irrigation lieing applied tn liens to make them lay, i. e. in Greenwood City, but to prevent them scratchingupagni'den when sown in the spring, I he following unique method was adopted byiifai'iner of the neighborhood who prides himself upon being somewlint of an inventive turn of mind, viz., that of covering the feet of the chicken with iiioi-i-itsiiis. To prevent the roosters following their natural proclivities for scratching, they were doubly handicapped liy having their legs hobbled as well. The ludicrous sight presented l.y the movements of the birds under such conditions can better be imagined than described. Typhoid fever seems to be gaiiiing a foothold in Vernon, as several cases have been reported recently and last week it claimed a victim iu the person of Miss Middlelun, a young lady who up to the time ot being laken sick might have lieen looked upon as one of Vernon's healthiest and most robust residents. Many cases of mountain fever mv also to be met with all over the country, which can only lie attributed to the state of the weather, which, to say the least, has been extremely trying to any but the strongest constitutions. Wherever the dreiid disease of typhoid has made lls appear- mice no doubt its presence may lie attributed lo the use of bad water nn.l defective drainage, and ns Vernon is noted for bolh, no surprise need be manifested if ol her victims are claimed by Ihe same disease, . *■-•-•. MINING NOTES. 0. L. Thomet returned Friday from completing assessment work on the Elkhorn in Providence camp. Spencer Beiinerman and C. L. Thomet leave this week to do assessment wort on the Fremont and Big Windy in Providence camp. It is slated that. Mr. W. ti. Rush of the Tacoma Suiel ting woike lias organized a syndicate for the purpose of building a smelter of 200 tons daily capacity at Vancouver. It istheinten" tenlion to make it a customs smelter, and it is aniinounced tin company hns a capital of $750,000 to put inlo the enterprise, One of the largest. |mlning deals that, has ever taken place in Brilisli Co- liinibin up 10 the present time, is Ihe sale of the Crown Point group of claims for the, sum of $1100,000, the greater portion of which was paid in cash. Jim Dale returned on Friday from a three weeks' prospecting trip'on the West Fork of Kettle river. He located one cluim, the Carnii, nbout 00 miles from Midway. The ..re is quurtz well mineralized, carrying galena, zinc blende and iron pyrites. The vein is aboul 4 feet. wide. A rumor is afloat to the effect thut the bond on the War Ea"("le in Rnss- Innil has been taken up, lut no direct confirmation of the news is forthcoming. Tbe bunds included nn option of purchase of oilier properties at llie following prices: War Kngle, $1,000,000j Iron Musk, $500,1X10, nnd Virginian, $125,000. II is generally believed tliat the War Eagle only has been taken at the figures above quoted. Upon"good;nulhorily it is reported that a very rich chute of ore bus been discovered;upon 111.) Volcanic claim on Ine* Norlli" Fork of Kettle river, nwned'liy Ihe new Olive Mining company, The ore has only just been broken into, so thai tbe size of the ore body "has not yet been ascertained, hut thficliaracter of the ore is everything that could be desired, as beside', its gold viilne, it is freely Impregnated with native copper. Articles of incorporation were filed on August, 31 for the Olive Mining company, the capilul of which is the enormous sum of $20,000,000. The officers are: Presidenl. ti. P. Shope, Chicago| vice-president, John A. Man- ley, Grand Forks; secretary, Hurry W. Treat, Chicago! treasurer, Edward W. Blewi'tt, Seattle. The trustees in nddilion to llie foregoing names are Mr. McOnllj Midway, und Neils Lntsen, Grand Forks. Tlie company is formed for the purpose of working the Volcanic group of claims on "llie North Fork of Kellle liver, siluateii;about 10 miles above Grand Forks, The development already cairied out and which cost several thousand dollars, showed enormous bodies of ore to exist in the group, which it will take years lo thoroughly prospect, nnd which in Ihu carrying out 'nil eat up a considerable amount of the cnpilal of file company. Willi a railway, malting plants und good uinniigeinent, Ihe company should become one of tbe most, influential upon Iheciilinunl, us there is no denying the fact Ihnt lhey huve a great property upon which to experiment, The past week has seen another force of men put to work In one of our camps, for on Mo inlay last ten men started development un the Mother Lode in D.'iidwooil. A bond wns taken .. slim I. time ago on lbe Mother Lode l.y Mr. John Weir of New York who, logel her «il li his associates, are at lhe present time developing Iwo olher of the principal claims in the Bnunilary creek districl, viz., the Big Copper and the No. 7. The Mother Lode was lo caled in the spring of 1801 by Mr. W, McCormick and others, and basnlivuys been considered a properly thut would upon developinenl prove itself to be of enormous extent and richness, Th surface showing uponjllie claim is so immense thai no Idea can lie gleaned as lo ivhul ils size will be when deplh is iillaiued and ciossintling reveals lhe true character of the ore deposit, To facilitate development; no doubt diamond drills will he employed in prospecting, besides the sinking of the cusU.niili'y shnfls, which ill this case it is intended lo limp down to tt depth of 150 feel. In the absence of Mr, Weir, Mr. Kelfer bus sole charge of operations and work is being pushed upon the several properties with great energy, Osoyoos, E. C. Thos Fetherston, Proprietor. The Hotel is Situated on Shore of Osoyoos Lake. pope! Boating &f\ct Fishing. Kruger Mountain Mines close by, S. A. IU k CO. (HucccKHorH to It. N. Taylor) Chemists and Druggists Vernon, B. C. Keep a First-Class stock of Drugs, Chemicals, Patent Medicines and Toilet Articles Prompt and Careful Attention GIVEN TO MAIL ORDERS. l'QSTOl'FICE BOX 111. NOTICE. NOTICE Is hereby glvon tliat sixty .lays after .Into, 1 intend 10 apply to the Chief Commissioner of Lands anil works for permission u. inircliaso tho following lands, situ- atc.l in the Osoyoos division of Yale district: All the uiiiiei-iiiiieil pnrlion of tlie west half of section 111, township (is. and all the nnnocii- pled porlion of lho east liulf of section 21, township 117. JOHN CAlll'IIKLI,. July llh, 1890. ta W. DALRYMPLE -5-oaiei-al Blnclcsinltli FAIRVIEW, B. 0, All Kinds of Repairing, Horseshoeing a Specialty. ® ® ® ® ® Though do not fuil to take advantage of this rather limited o|iiit>rtiinity, nnd have your Photo taken while you havo that opportunity of obtaining a true and ® ® Perfect Likeness And a neatly finished picture, J. I). Stonner ina prdfloleht workmiin in his prouUOtipul of art, and Kiiarunlees per feet sati-ifaetion. Cabinets only ?;j.oo. California Gallery, Midway, B. Alta Visia Fruit Raneh XfiliOnrXTA, 33. o. For Sale/sjs^ j APPLES 1 PEARS I PLUMS Si HiiliH.iiliiliiliH.iH.tSt. 4.1 ft t.nsTSTST'ST'ST'ST'.l Write for Prices to J. L PRIDHAM, PROP. J. McNICODi£ Dealer in i Geneval 2Sffle3?e5lr-a,aa.clxse- Agent for THE GIANT POWDER JOMPANY, SAN FBANCiSCO. Powder Magazine at Anaconda. IB WI MIDWAY AND ANACONDA B. C. RENDELL & CO. GENERALS ^MERCHANTS Greenwood City and Boundary Falls, i. C. VERR BROS. —-BUTCHERS. MIDWAY, GREENWOOD and GRAND FORKS Moat delivered at Ibck Creek and nil (no Mining Camps. J. Kerr. R. D. Kerr. AT ONCE In tho Boundary Creek District to know that tlio Columbia street, Greenwood City, Ii. C, lias opened with a nice stoek of Groceries, Cigars, Tobacco, Stationery, etc. A call is respectfully solicited. OLSON &PHELAN HA 4.1 ROCK CREEK HOTEL . . . MOUTH 01* HOCK CltKKK. EC. X"*L-fc-to3ix«ai-it3-2», IVZ-g-x-. b'nisT-Cuss Accommodation kok Qi'iisra GOOD STABLING . *arExcollont Fishing on Keltic Rlyor.^H hTwrighF BOUNDARY FALLS HOTEL, Boundary Falls, B. C. j. or. "vtrxxxirxx PROFRDUTCIt. Centrally Located Stopping Place for Three Different Stage Lines. Trouble or Expense Spared to Make Guests Comfortable. Strictly First-Class and Charges Moderate. No Best Brands Liquors aad Cigars Anaconda, B. C. Repairing Neatly and Promptly Done Orders by Htage strictly attended lo. Address Anacanda Mercantile Co's Store. # # P. McLEOD, BARiiiHTEn, Solicitor, Etc. Anaconda, h. 0. J, VV. I^KI), WATCHMAKER and JEWELLER MIDWAY, B. C. Fine Watch Repairing; a Specialty. All IVork Warranted. oB-Siii NOTICE. NOTICK is lirreliy given tliat I, Clin*, lli' B. lirci'ii, iis agent for A. Wood, inlenil wij days fnnn iluie iiiiil.iiigii)i]i!|..iilliin In lliel'hief Connutssionoi'of Lantfijantl Wurks fnr jn*rniiw- sloii t.iiitireliiHe ii aarliiiii imrl imi ul tain) sit utile 111 tlio Osoyoos division of Vnlo dlslriol In llio liriivlnee of llrilisii Cnliiiiiliin. Vi/.: the UI10C* ouplsd fraction nf lilli.l lying .veal nml nd'inning tlioQovoriunonl rosorvoon l-ami creek.' Nurlli Fork nf KYI Ilo river, nnd cnnlnliiliig 11)1 ooros linn- .less. C.II II. (JltKI'N. Sidley. II. C„,l illy 111. 1890. SO, maat.nt4._wi NOTICE. Fresh Bread, Cakes and Pies Always On Hand. a msm.ii, Prop. NOTICK iH hereby givoi) that, sixty days from date, I Intend applying to the Chief Cointnmioiier of "IjiihIs and Works for perminsion to pyrohaBO the following traot of land, situated in Ihc Odoynns division of Ynle district, nnd more particularly described as follows,- ViiSit Tlio linrLli half of seolion Wand the Hoiiibhalfof section 34, township 83. con* Hlsl liyr of filO acres. \\. H. NOH HIS. Midway, Kepi 1, \m. 27 NOTICE. Notice Is liorcliy given Hint the partnership heretofore existing botwoon N. ll. Muck and N, Tlioll, under lhe linn name of Muck k Tholl, In the hotel business nt Anaconda, II. C, hns been dissolved. All accounts contracted hy the llrm provlous to August 10(11, WW, will ho nettled hv N. Tholl. who will In future conduct the business of lbe Anaconda lintel. MACK (m TIIOI.I.. Anaconda. 11. 0, August tilth. ISM. Ill McKENZIE, BURNS & MITCHELL Bricklayers, Stone Masons and Plasterers. Boundary Falls, B. C, Estimates furnished upon application for all kinds of work. Brick, Lime and other material kept constantly on hand. D. McDUFF General Blacksmith, MIDWAY, B. C. All Kinds of Work Executed to the Satisfaction of Customers. YOU CAN GET A Good Meal for35c-at Aiincondii, IS, C. HALF WAY KETTLE RIVER JIETWKEN, Marcos and Boundary Creek Points -STAG 15 STATION ANO- 6001) HOTEL ACCOMMODATION Best Brands Lipors and Cigars George Edwards - - Proprietor AT THE«*—— ANACONDA.. SAWMILL. . . ANACONDA, B. C. t You will find at reason able prices all kinds of Rough and Dressed Lumber Shingles, Mouldings, Ete. A Call Solicited. A. R. TILLMAN, 'ROP. F. B. JACQUES, Watches, Clocks and Jewelry. Spectacles and Silverware. REPAIRING A SPECIALTY. VERNON, a (: GREENWOOD CITY^- Is lli.'OiilriilT.iwii and Supply Point (If the Boundary Cieek Mining flumps. Fnnn lliis Now Tuivn riiurls loud In the Greenwood, Deadwood, Copper, Summit, Long Lake, Skylark, White and Atwood, Wellington and Smith Camps. Lota are Suiting Freely and nro n Good lnvi.stini.nt. For Price ..f Lots and Oilier Information, Address ROBERT WOOD, Greenwood City, I'lmnthry Crook. B. (!. Or Apply lo Agent*, C. F. COSTERTON, Vernon, B. C. A. K. Stuart, Vancouver. iMMzmzm-i W.B. PATON 1..FURNITURE..! ♦♦♦♦♦^^♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦^♦♦♦♦♦^♦♦♦♦♦♦^♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦t G-i-eeix-'w-oocl C±"ty. WINDSOR HOTEL GREENWOOD CITY . . . . . . G. E. SEYMOUR 1 CO., Props, STRICTLY FIRST-CLASS SITUATED OS TIIK MAIN IiOAII TO COWER, iiKAinvoon, skylark. liiiwiNivooii, loot Terms: $1,50 to $2.50 per Day. Lake ami (Itiiku Boundary Oreek Camus. HOTEL KALEMALKA VKRNON, B C, PADMOh'E & PEERS PROPRIETORS THE LEADING HOTEL IN THE INTERIOR KETTLE RIVER MINING DIVISION. Record of Mineral Locations for tlie Wceli Ending September I, 1896. 25, (ii.lili'ii Home, Bimvn's camp, Annie Owens. 25. Hartford, Knight's camp, J. J. Holland, V. Bell, and J. J. Cordnu. 20. Coniiiinii.l.T, Knight's camp, II. W. Il.ilaliiin, F. Stonechest and J. ijiii'iui. 26. Sminot, North Fork, \V. Uul trldge ami G. VV, liii'inliain. 2(1. Brittnnie, North Fork, W. Quit- ridge and-G, W, Ingiahain, 26, Ri-giiliis, lliu-s.iii, 11. L. Tnrlii't. 20. Polaris, liaison, II. L. Tiirliel, 26. Bi'llutrix, Carson, J. D. Anderson. 26. Mineral Ranch Lode, Ramlilcr camp, 11. .1. ',Millar and P. W, Me- Grego>, 20, Gold Crown, Pass'creek, 0, Frank. 2(1. Gill Edge, Pass Greek, 0. Frank. 20. Contact, Skylark camp No, 2, T. Clinic 20, Monarch, Smith's camp, A,Oheyne iind II. Wright.. 27. l,i. Seui', Brown's camp, A. P., Junes and,), \V. Aliliult. 27. liiitiher Buy, Deadwood iaiiiip,,.l. B. Brooks. 27. Lost Hatchet, Providence cainp, ,1. Ohrlstie and T. Beck. 27. (.'upper Chief, fractional, Boundary creek, J. M, Jaiieltu. 27. Iron Chief, Boundary creek. J. Al, .liirretlc. 27. Dickens, fractional, Brown's camp, A. Laugfoid, 27. "vfiiaiivliiT, Brown's camp, A, Lung- ford. 27. Alice, Brdwn's cuuip, A. Langfoid. 27, iSiiniiyside, Browu's camp, A. Laugfoi'd, 27. Center Star, Brown's ciunp, VV. J. Selnnuck. 27. While Tail, Kellle liver, N. Bice, 28. Belchtir, Chrisllno lake, T. Ryan, 28. (iiapliile,J'islii.rinuncieek,E.CIa.k. 211. Clear Grit, Copper camp, D. Bryant, 20. ION, Clark camp, J, Davison, A. Preston and J. 11. Smith, 27. Loni'.Jtick, Brown's camp, T. Brady, ,1. II. Smith, J, Davison and A, Preston. 21). Darlington, Brown's eamp, ,1. H. Sinilh, A. Preston and .1. Davison. 211. Sliiiiniirtl, Long Luke camp, P. Lumen. 21). Clyde, Long Luke camp, J, Riley, 21). .Midway, White's caufp, W. il. .Steele, 81. Trilby, Wellington camp, J, Mun- ioo and C. Harrington, III. Jumbo, Wellinglon camp, J.Nc'i'lry ... 81. Queen of Oioru, Brown's ciunp, A, Mason, I'l. Adisonuck, Klinherly camp, M, II Kane. 81. Old Ki'iiliickiaii, Kiinlieily rump, ,1. M. Jiii'i-eli, and P. T. Kane, III. Gertrude, Skylark camp, II. H, Shttllenhei'gei'. 81. Stockton, Greenwood camp, P. W, Peterson. III. Exchange, Summit cainp, A. B, 1*.', Clai i. 21. Summit, Summit camp, A. E, El Clink. 31. Golden Eagle, Kiinlieily cuuip, C. ,1. Lundy. l.-EBTIKIOATUrt (IK WOH.K. 2.*.. Whale ttfck, li. G. Po.'. 25. River View, A. I. Rogers. 25. MounUiiu View, L. D. Woiildford. Ti. Blue Eye, Ella llfyiiulds, 2.V Sunny Side, A. L. Rogers, AT. Mammoth, A. L. iMcLuino, 25. Famous 11. C. Pile. 25. Valley, C. W. Diiiul. 15, "21," G, ILISiillierlaiul. 25. Eiwlii, E. Jesseph, 20. Dominion, 11, P. Bin mis and J. P. Shannon, 26. Queen, II. D. llaii.es und .1. P. Summon. •in. Pilgrim, II, I). Bailies and .1. P, Sliiiiiiii.n. 2li. Newark, F. C, Harper and J, Fliin- negiiii. 2.1. Troy, E. Nugent and JL'. C. Harper, 20. Luko, E. Nugi ul. nnil P. C. fLuper, 211. ll.il'l, P. Hm per uud P. C. Harper, 27 Ilei'lieil, 1'. Miiyi'i, _;, Wulford, A, McLiilue. 27 Pyriiiniil, A. 1, .11. Lilno, ,. Rival' Side, I., ll. U'.iliiud. 29. Hold Bel. A. tiiislleiumi mul .1. C. Dale. 2D, Gland Forks, .1. L. Wiseman und 0, O. W.isliliurii. 211. Iliihuionil, W. II. Sliil,.. 81. Vancouver, C, Barbour and A, 0, Hoggs. 81 Yellowstone, II. II, Shall turgor and II. ..Iil'illliiei.. il Mountain Hose, W. T, Smlili, id. Teutonic, li. Bryuul, I'KIIIII.'irATU OI' IMI'ltOVKMl*.VTS, 28 Roderick Dim, M. J. 51, Wood, J, W, Powell and J, B. Jones, TliAN*-|.'|.:ilS. 21 .M.'iinmolli, j Inleiesl, W, II. Ilnli.- linn In 0, A. Waterman, 21. Florence, S inleresi, \V. \V. Ilolo- linn loll. A. Wat, -i man. 21. Duly Chance, '. inleresi W, W, Hololnin lii'0, A, Win iin. -I, Bloodier Girl, • inleresi, W. W. liniiii C, A. Wiileriniiii, 21. Muuiitiiiii Ciiiel',,;, hiturest, W. \V. Hul..bun lull, A. W.,lc,inun. 21. Bloodier Giil, J iuleie 1, F. J. C. H.igcn lo 11. N. Hololliilli 21. MuuuUiin Chief, i inii'iesl, F. .1. C. Hngen, I.> II. N. Hula! 2-1. Only Chance, !, interesl-, P. 1,6, Hngen lo II, N. Uolubiin, '-'*.. llaulScriiicli, i interest, J, A. Milters to Mrs. A, V, Davis, .. Amunily, all interect, I'. Wilson to G, Thomas anil (i. N^Cuilius. Price Ellison, 26 .Miner, all iniorest, II. Wil-mi to Proililciit, ti. riiomas and C, N. Collins. Vornon 11.0 35. Yorkshire Luss. j inlii.-l. C. Iliu- rmglon lu I.iMiiiiroe and P. Amain- wall. 20. Minnenpolis, h interesl, .1. B. Williams to W. T. Stoll. 27. Mountain View, 3 Interest, J. Christie I..T, 11. Miijinney. 27. Nightingale, | imeicsi, ,1, Christie toT, 11. Miilimiey. 27. Mavis, ,■ inleiest, ,1. Clui.alic InT. 11. Muli'iiiiey. 27. Fraclionul (fiaclioiiul), all interest, 0. Beiliieil to H. E. II. a. li. 27. Fraclionul (fractional), II. I'i. Beach ti.O. I'll wood. 28. Commonwealth, J interesl, B. Perkins In T. Clinic, A. Hill mill All Ling. 28. Brooklyn. } inleresi, T. Curry to B. Pei'kl'us, A. Hill und Ah I,ing. 29. Russland, J inleresi, (I. A. lieiulcll, L. II. Hastings und II, l„ Tibbals tn E. P. Suydiiin. 2S. Russland,.) iuterest, G. A. Rendell ■ I,i H. P. Snydum, 28. Greyhound, \ Inleresi, E, P. Suy- lllllll lo W. .I. 11,11 i is. 28, (lulil piillnr, 1 iniaicat, P. BuyerI... M. DesjiuAllies, 2S, Silver Dolinr, 1 intm-sl, E. Buyer lu M. Desjarillnes, 28. AlIIOl'IciIll Eagle. | ililcl-eal, ,1, Dul'iuir iii.I. P. Flood. 28, Cilliiberliiin, all Interest, N, J, Le- pliintc lu W. II. Steele, H.I. Yellowstone, all Interest, 0, Dillier lull. II. Shalleiitieigei'iindR, Me- Cullock, 31. [dola, J interest, 11. Slialleiibei-ger tu R, McCullock, 31. Mohuivk, 1 interesl, II. Slinllen- berguf lu 11, iMeCiilloek, 31. Crescenl, 1-21 inleiesl, J. C. Huns to Jl. 11. Shalleiibergei*. gl. Iron Chief, J interest, J. 41. Jiu-iell to (J. J, Lundy. 31. Gulden Bugle, J inleiesl, C. J. Lundy to J, M. Jiii-ielf, . ir U. S. VOTERS IN B. C Citizens nf the United Slates residing temporarily in liiilish Columbia, unil there ure,many in ibis camp, will not unlikely he anxious to learn whether or not they are entitled lu voli.utthe coming election in tin. precinct nearest their present location, uu flu. ulher side of llu. line. The Spokesman-Review wns asked lo settle this point and replied as follows: "TlieSpokesniaii-Revicwisiiifoi-mi.il on reliable authority that, persons claiming a residence in (liis .slate will be entitled to vole ul their places of iT'sideiice, but riot! elsewhere. Even those un the reservution win. huve families in Spokane cm.nut vote nt Mm ens, Nnillipurt ur nny ..flier ..luce Solely* by leiisnii uf Iheir proximity to such voting pluce, Unmarried men residing nu the reservation, wlio have resided in the stale one year, the counlry I In ee mouths and lhe precinct or territory Ibnl would nutorally be included in lhe precinct foi' the* 30 day" may vole ut such pulling place, bul there is no provision uf law authorizing a citizen living temporarily in a foreign counliy to cross the line and vole al a pluce where he luis no resl deuce. Thisils quite a hardship upon miners living in Spokane mul wurkiug iu British Columbia, as they will be required; to come liOiric ten days'be- fine lhe election und leglst.el' if they wish tu vote. Shis wuuld lie expensive und the probability is Ibal few will avail.themselves of lbe luxury;" Ja - I . — FLOURvf ->!-FLOUR We have commenced the manufacture of Flour and are in the business to stay, and we now offer the following brands for sale: Hungarian, X X X X, Strong Bakers and Superfine. Also Bran, Shorts and Chopped Feed. Patronize Home Industry and keep the money in the district. Our Hour has been pronounced the superior of any now manufactured in British Columbia. Okanagan Flour Mills Company, Ltd. Armstrong, B, C. M ma THE FUTURE lm ——— f 1 RAILWAY, MINING AND || tm Cft\. I AGRICULTUBAL CENTER OF am —— — 1 m ffl mi 'ittle Eivep ton ml PS8 two ffl •ft Lots on Easy Terms to Actual Residents, For Particulars Apply to A. K. STUART, or to R. C. ADAMS, Midway, B. C, Montreal, P. Q. m ml if- 1 HOUSE AND CARRIAGE PAINTING ^TOT^TyTinrr) h»k *__ ^miM r QTfiMC H Paper Hanging GuLUJUailXljU KALSQMINjNG Grand I'lukanni! Midway, H.C Prospectors' Livery, Feed and Sale Stables Grand Forks, B.C., Below tlio Bridge. Livery Teams, Saddle am! Puck Horses and Ladies' Saale Horses Slay, Cirain ami Wood for Sale, Teaming of All Kinds a Specialty. Better Tkan I^er. The Okanagvin and Spallumchcen . . . Ag'i'l, Society's. . . I *. I 3HAT wili, m: Hold in' tiik GITTOFTESNOH.B.G. Wcdncsuiiy and Thursday, Out. 14 as l'ri;:i; LlsUb Kiilry I'm-nis, otO,, nre iiuu- ready, and logothiop willi nil uilit'i' Information, may bo hud by addrofiBina lho 8oorotnTy nl. Oka* nagau Mission, Itpducod furoaby tfjo C. P. It. und Oltanogftn I-ako utonmors, A. EJr'^;, Hi'cniiiu-.v, Olfamigmi MMou Btn war un-jji We Handle Hardware and Hardware Only, ARMSTRONG& LAWDER Hardware, ■ Tinware ■ ani - Stoves ANACONDA, B. C. Oto.:e» S-fcocslz: of . ■. ■■ ■ . ■ Crockery, Glassware, Shelf and Heavy Hardware, Bi'llows, Anvils, Heating and Cook Stoves, Woodenwiii-e, Susli nnd Doors, Paints and Mils, hus lieen selected to meet the rei|iiiri'inents of tlie country, und will lie found most complete. Specsi-ail-fcles Jessop's Steel (any size); San Francisco Powder, Caps ancl Fuse; Miners' Outfits, CTo'b'bxxi.g- Si__.ojp :i Any order in the Tin or Iron Line will secure our Prompt and Cartful Al lent ion at a Reasonable Figure. Armstrong k Lawder, the Hardware, Tie and Stove Men, Anaeonda. Pentieton Livery, Feed and Sale Stables Good Single and Double Drivers, and Gentle Saddle Horses. PACK HORSES AND GUIDES FURNISHED HUNTING PARTIES GOURLAY AND JONES, PROPS. I , B, C. M. F. P'OLGIflli, PROPKIETOH, Good Aeeomiodation and Moderate Charges. Mo •ClaLixi.e'SKe H&Xjp Finest brands of Wines. Liquors and Cigars. Livery and Feed Stable in Connection. Saddle Horses a Specialty. IY HOTEL MIDWAY, KETTLE RIVER. First Glass Accommodation. Good Sfidbliugj Terminus of Stage Line froui Marcus- Washington. McAULEY & LUNDY, Proprietors. ' Grand Prairie Hotel CARSON, KETTLE RIVER. B. C Situate in tlie Immediate Vicinity of the Boundary Creek Mines. First-class accommodation for the Traveling1 Public. Stage Lines to Midway and Marcus, Wash. Blacksmith shop in connection. McLaren bros. .... proprietors CHEAPER THAN EVER AT CAMPBELL BROS. TWO CARLOADS JUST ASRIVEB —"UPHOLSTERING*-- ROSSLAND, B. C. VERNON, B. C. ,, it. \t^iti2-.' v:.'_i -p.-.'. Vi --i\-~. '.ir-. ' iji.vi..-u; . .r.*'.--»rii^j>tj;iT<»r;Trn-?.--7-™r ■bt-7^ .-wr-* ?_f\-.wji*i>_fA?\ - HOTEL Gueenwood City, Boundary Creek, H. C, Wo lin ve jusl opened Hie above. Imi el ul, Qroenwoud (iily, iiiid nro |ir.'|iur.;.l In tveleiuiie gllimtH mill j.r.ivi.l.i good lua-uiiitiiuilutiiiii. Good (lutt'i'lnf^. First .•luss Livery Htulile. WOOD & WESTEL . . PROPRIETORS. SAWMIL , KglJQWNA B. C. Ymi nni nuw purchase oodav panol tlooi'8, boaultfttlly nmdn uml llnishod; window hhhIi, Intliti, HliiiiKluii iind nil nil iur kiiul.i of limi*-') fiu'tiitiiiin^-, nt Ilm (Jltu iingivn Sawmill. Hough und dwsHiul liunbt!]' conflUintly on Imnd, Order*- from Kottlo Rlvor district aolloltod and prices rurnislicd upon application to N. H.-Husli iiiiii Doors'nl. Const Prlciw, will) Slight Advimco to covorcosl of ficight. 13. LHQtitiaMCH, FXLOF. THE FASHION FEED.. pipl . J\.p, j, S||g . spBliES GREENWOOD CITY. Always on hand Good Single and Double Drivers, Ladies' and Gentlemen's Gentle Saddle Horses. Pack Horses for Hire. Heavy Teaming at Reasonable Rates. VEEKON LIVERY, FEED AND SALE STAflLES Good single and double drivers and saddle horses. Ladies' gentle double and single drivers and saddle horses. Horses boarded by the week or month. Box stalls if desired. Horses broken to harness, and horses and cattle sold on commission Denier in hay and grain ; wholesale and retail. All kinds of heavy teaming attended to. Corner Mission and Tronsqil sts. VV. Gardner, Proprietor. 0. B. & P. B. NELSON RESERVATION TRADING CO'Y Curson, B. 0,, uud llcsurvulioii Store, Nelson, Wnsh, General .7 Merchandise And Mineis' OulliU of oil desia-i|itioua. Our stoi-k is large und complete und we believe you will Hnd Our Prices an Object If you wish lo s.tve money. Give us un eiuly ettll. Fair uud sijiituo dealing is our iiiollo.
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