1 THE ADVANCE. V«S ^C -W ^esvrr < Vol. VII, No. 15. MIDWAY, BRITISH COLUMBIA, MONDAY, AUGUST 9, 1897. $2.00 per Year fc f I & JD W. JAKES, M.D., CM. BY APPOINTMENT RESIDENT PHYSICIAN TO KETTLE RIVER DISTRICT. OFFICE : : : BOUNDARY FALLS. QERALD WILLIAMS, M. D„ C M. VEIINON, B. C. Lath of St. Thomas Hospital, London, Kno, QR. OSBORNE MORRIS, Vernon, B. C. Graduate oi McGill University. Late Physician and Surgeon Canadian Pacific Ry. Coroner for East Yale. | GROCERIES. Large Shipments Arriving Weekly. We buy the the Very Best Brands, and sell ul Wonderfully Low Prices. Give us a call and lie convinced that our prices are the lowest In this seelion of country, Boots and Shoes, Ch We carry a large and well-delected stock of above QR* WHITE, Graduate of McGill University. FAIRVIEW, B. C. T P. McLEOD, Barrister, Solicitor, Etc Midway, ii. c. ALLAN MACDONALD, BARRISTER AND SOLIOITOR Of the Supreme Court of B. C. NOTARY PUB I, IU, ETC, VKItNON, II. 0. J MONTEITH """ "~~ Notary Public, etc., Fairview, B. 0, u s. CAYLEY, Barrister and Solicitor. antl as we purchased nur goods fnr SPOT CASH we • are enabled to give nur customers the lieneflt of the Discount. Give us n Trial Order, *W. T. Sliatford ranx-d Co. Fuirview, Camp McKlimoy mul Vernon, CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY S0O PACIFIC ROUTE. ! kettle rive:* .mininii DIVISION.] AUOUST2, | Argo, 4-6 inleresi, B. Inlrain to \V. Record of Mineral Locations for the S. Fletcher. ,„,„., , , ,.A ,o„. Bash Bonanza, No, 8, all Interest, 0, Week Ending August 3rd,1897. Noyes to I . 11. Hn-.li. ji'i*y28- ! Bash Bonanza No. 2, all inleresi, 0, Yucon, Long Lake camp, 0. R «»r-|NnyestoO, B, Hu-.li. land. The Cheapest . f, <' T uiiiis. II. C ADRIAN MEYER, Minimi Broker, IU.iiN.utii Ave... VtoiNi pHAS. E. COSTERTON, VKRNON, H. ('- Commission and Insurance Ag't r'OTASY P'JJUO. I Ki JOHNSON, (leniu-ill Collecting unit lli.uiraii.-c Agollt. Minrml Claims Ilou|*lit nnil Sold. Notary Public. (ilt.ANli FOKKS II. it. pORBE^M. KERRY, P.L.S., - A.M,0,S.0.E„ ENGINEER AND SURVEYOR Notary Pi.-nt.ic. Jlimv.iv, ll. C. W. B, RICKARDS, —AQENT FOR— THE-Phoenix. —Liverpool, London & Globe. —Pacific Coast Firo In sura net* Co. UlpWAY, n. c. 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. ( i. Box 582. Washington Good accommodation at the ®J HOTEL PENTICTON! C® ©) (• 9) Quickest and \\_» Shortest Route | * Toronto, Montreal, Halifax, Boston, New York and All Eastern, European, and Pacific Coast Points. ST£. ABERDEEN JfT'p0"- lieton ovory Tuesday, Thursday nnd Saturday, making eon* luicitiitis witli tritiiisut Okanogan Landing for Siciiniuim Junction In .join niiiiii line trains oast and went. Tliroituli Tickets to nml (nun the I'm-illr Coast Mercedes, Granite ereek, J. H. McDonald. Jupiter, (fractional) Granite creek J. H, McDonald, .i!'i,Y 80. Bash Bonanv.il No. I, nil interest. 0. Noyes to C, H. Basil, Mountain Boomer, all inleresi, C. Noyes to C, II. Bash, Gnnd Luck, ull Interesl, C. Noyes to C. B. Bash. lo Eastern and hluropean Points. Kqulpmoitt unsurpassed, combining palatial dining and sleeping cai-s, luxurious day coaches, tourist and free colonist stooping cars run un nil trains. Kor information an to Hum, rates, etc., apply to H. S. Soadding, Agent, Ponticton, Or to Geo ltlcL. Brown, Hist. Pass'r Agent. Vancouver. Fes? Travelers, Commercial men, Mining: men and Sportsmen. •) Terminus of stage (® ^ lines from—*^m § ©) (• 9) W. C. HAYWOOD - Fiiirview, ^ Osoyoos, ft Orovllle, Wash. V® -A Nil- ®) Cninp McKinney, V® Midivay, Greenwood, gi) Carson, Grand Forks- ^, nnil Marcus, Wash. */ ■ - W. L. LEONARD, •£->) Proprietors, Penticton, B. C. q\ TOHN A. CORYELL, A.M., B.C. A. Civil Engineer, PROVINCIAL LAND SURVEYOR AND DRAUGHTSMAN. irrigation Projects, Engineering and Survey Work, with Plans and Estimates In any Portion of tho Province Immediately Attended to. Haps and Plans of Any Portion of Osoyoos District and Mining Camps of Kettle Rivae Mining Division. BOUNDARY FALLS, MIDWAY and VERNON 0. A. Qubss, JI. A. II. A. lltiiss, M. GUESS BROS. Chemists anil Assayers TliorouKMy familiar with italrvlow and Boundary Crook Minora) Proportloa. Proper- Men Kxiuniiii'ii. Ahhuj-h unil Aimlysoa of OroB, FlielH, Kir. QRBUNWOODi ». Oi M. BAKHRTT. "■'-'. HODGSON BOUN1UHY OBE3E1K Engineering and Assaying Co. Green-wood Olty, B. C* Assaying and Analyses of Ore Mines Examined and Reported on Thorough AcquAlnlmii-u .villi the Kettle River an.l Itouiitliiry .'n-i-1, -tlliilng Districts. P. ti. JACQUES, Watches, Clocks and Jewelry. Spectacles and Silverware. REPAIRING A SPECIALTY. VKHNON, B, C VERNON ■ SAWMILL SMITH k McLEOD, Proprietors. Sash, Doors. Mouldings, Turnings, etc. All kinds of factory work kept in stock and made to order. Coast Cedar worked j: into Furnishings a Specialty. All kinds of Lumber, Lath and Shingles kept in stock. Best material always in stock. Tie Mighty Dollar How to make it go the furthest is the Burning Question LISTEN TO THF ECHO The lie Front Store -FOR Quality, prices and impartiality DROP IN ID SEE US Jo lum v, Jnini's creek, 1.(1. Hull.'!-, i .,„,,,,, ii, ,, ., ,, , ■' .. ., „ Bold ( ii, all inleiesl, ('. N'ovi-s tu Spokane, Providence rump, 11. H.i,, „ ,, . Shnllenlierger. ' '' lUtlulrr3 BiRlron, Whites oamp, 0, Francis Uiimiw , A |( '^ ._ (, R and S. W. Strong, I^,,,,,,, .in.vill. Silver Dollar, Canyon creak, J. Peterson. . Sussex, Puss creek, 0. It. Niuli.li | *". "'KUlulrV! mid I. li. liallet. 1,4 - - Playing Mojf. lining in ilie far j norlli, lhe llniiiiiiiini (iovernioeiil have """""" ,, ., . ;thought il necessary to Impose some Liltle Dallas, Providence camp, A. j "_ , ,* , .,' ,... Sercll. Sunrise, (fractional) Di'iidwooilinuip, J. Lucy, August 2. 0. K. Canyon creek,0. Mntheson and anil II. B. Thorn, Iviinline, Canyon creek, 11. A. Ross, I stringent rules mul regulations as lie- sides imposing tin- ulil tnves upon llie ininers, lln-y have adopted a new regit" Ini imt to the i ll'n I, that n royally musl he puid mi llu- ..hipul ul gold, Under ilu- new mining i-t'gulalionil PStlipllshcd IilmI May Iheenal of regis* Klondike, Copper camp, H. H. Shal-1 terlng a claim ivns Increased from $5 Olson & PheJan. GREENWOOD, B. C. HAIN&CO. MIDWAY, B. C, Sawmi Having decided toestiililisha general merchandise liusiness here, we heg nur in Okanagan Lake, Handy to Shipment. Sash and Door | patrons to lookout I'm-mir future ad- FAirriiitY on 0, 1'. Ii„ VBRNON, I vertlsBmeut in this paper. Don't, liny s"**********"^ I ynur situnuer supplies until yoll see what we have to offer, ESTABLISHED 1 883. MAINLAND NURSERY COMPANY - LADNER'S, - BRITISH - COLUMBIA **<»**>ii«ii»**«** iimi^ Ovit Specialties—Varieties Profitable in British Columbia; Trees Free from Pests. FRUIT ANI) ORNAMENTAL TREES, PLANTS AND VINES, Send for Free Catalogue, E, Hutcherson, Manager, MARCUSandMIDWAY STAGE XM-ZNtt Leaves Marcus Mondays and Thursdays at i p, m Arrives Greenwood Tuesdays and Fridays at 5 P, M Arrives Marcus Thursday and Sunday at 9 a. M lain k Co., Miiiway, To lenberger, Auhuht3, Sentinel, Long Luke camp, J. L. Bjnrnliergetnl. Pyramid, (friii-tional) .Providence ramp, A. L. lingers et al. Whut. is it, Copper cuuip, (>. M. Bur- ret I. (lorn, Skylark cainp, M. H. Kane. CERTIFICATES OF WORK. JULY 28. Kooleiiay, E. A. Hiolenlierg. Yellowstone, it. McOnlloch and H. Sliiillenlierger O'lilnlu. R. McOnlloch and H. SI111I- leiilierger. Gum, J. Daiiii et. ul. JULY 20. Cosmopolitan, li. N. McLean, .ii-i.Y ::o. Allise, 11. I), McLaren. .II'I.V 111. Excelsior, P. C. Baliey, Dougliis.T, McAuley und 0..T, Liintly, Hillside. T, Mi-Atilio,-nnd (i.,T. Lundy. North Star, ('. L, Tlniiiii-i and II. Wood. C.iiiiiguiin, C. L, Thomet uud II. Wood, AU8U8T2. Argo, W. ti. 1.1,-1 her. Sliver Uiih*; ll.illl.ui MlulllK k Mill- iut Oiiinp.inv L'll. l.y. lierihii Km--, Bullion Mining & Milling Company Ltd Ly. Electric, C. L, Thomet, AI'(!! IST 8. Al liniiii, P, VV. Peterson. Iron Hill, P, VV. Peterson, ingersnte, I*. VV. Pelersun. Last Chance, P, VV. Peterson, Qi n of Shelia,'G. Andrews, Lend Kins, 'I* C. Unas et al. Pyramid, A. L. lingers. Moreen, (fractional) C, Dittmer. ti. 11, li.. D.A, lloll.niok. Golden Treasure, I). Bryant, Teutonic, I). Bryant, TRANSFERS, JULY 28. Miillan, J luteresl, P. McBride to I, I. McMullan, E. 11., (fractional), all inleres, .1, Grant to J. II. McDonald, Sunnysidi-, all inleresi, C. A. Pelersun to VV. (1. McMynn, Sunnyslde nil interest, M. McMvun to VV. (I. McMynn, Primrose, ull interesl, M. McMynn to VV, (I, McMynn. Meadow Lurk, all inleresi, M. McMynn lo VV. (1. McMynn, lluliy. all inleresi, M, McMynn to VV. 0. McMynn, to $16, while an annual assessiiienl of $100 Ih io he paid hy the holders. What the government has now decided to charge iu addiliunnl In this isu royally of ten pert-enl. upun tiie output of all claims yielding *i''Kliiiul undei inoiillily to each claim, und 11 royally of 20 per cent, upon each claim yielding over thai amount per month. ll lias alsu heen decided to reserve lo the Dominion every alternate claim in placer grounds henceforth staked off. Slich rest rlcl Imu as Ihese might lie the means nf drawing a few thousand dollnrs to llie Kovei'iiment strong box, hut-lhey will on the olher hand exert. 11 repressive inlliienie nn tiie milling industry, and uill he tin- means of causing many ininers In uol in 11 manner altogether foreign in their nature, us few are lliere who would resist, the temptation of mil allowing Ihegovern- mail Iii piirtlclpale in Ihe prolltsof their laltiirs, \.lien tlu-y exact so niuch, and tlii-iiliiii- nlll il lie very difficult for lhe goveriinieiil In collect tills revenue, ami un iiniiiil ilie miners will take good cure I Inil fewclalnis ivilllnn-e all output of over $ntXIpel- month, and should lhey lot ve they will liesnrelo gel ilie gnlil -In-1 iici'iiss the line hy means only known In Ihemselyes, This would have tl ffeel of causing lhe hulk nf the dual In Iiiul ils wny lnl.0tlle United Slnses, a slatenfalfnira which would he a detrimuut lo Canadian trade. . -,. 4 Le Roi Smelter at Northport. Colonel I. N. Peyton gives thu fol* lowing reasons tor the locating of the Le Hoi smeller al Norllipnrt, lu lhe Miiier lhe r,'fllonol is ipuueil us saying : "The ui 1 it mil- of iin- Le Uol company and myself persunally iu regard to the location of our smelter has heen entirely misunderstood, We have all alung recognized Ihal it is lo our Interest to have our reduction works in Canada, ami we would gladly have postponed dealing with llie question until lhe I'rniv's Nest Pasl line was completed. This, however, we could not do in justice to tin- sharehi lilets wilhoul shullinn down the mine. It was imperative llial .ve should have lower freighl nud treatment raleslhan we are now paving," "We have had hill one nlt'cr of u site in Kootenny, and 1 hat ..us front .Mr. Ileinze's railway coinpiiuv, The silo he proposed was at the miiulh of Murphy creek. In no respect was lhe site, ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^_iutdel' pre.-1-ti' niiniii imts, to lie i-otn- J11111I111, all inleresi, M. MrMynn toIpared Willi Nortliporl," W, G, McMynn. ' "Tl ly negotiations we have hud Crown Silver, all interesl, M. Mc* wilh any represetilative of the Canii* Mynn to W. li, McMynn, -iliau Pncilic railway were lhe meetings Queen nf Slieha, all Interest, M. Mu-1 wilh Messrs, VVhyto ami Marpole in .My1111i11VV.il. McMynn, Black Bass, nil Interest, M, McMynn to VV. li. McMynn, Queen Bess, all inleresi, M. McMynn to VV, G, McMynn, __ Bullion, 4 luteresl, II. Si um 1 in W. plnnt nl Htilmmi m*someolhar | il We are taking First-Class |G, McMynn, hei ween lion* and Uolmim provided I hey -ii'i.v2li I would luiilil a railwny from Holisnn lin-Miner nlllie nnil Seiialne Tuiiier's eollferallie « il ll Vile I'residelll Shllllgh* nessy 111 Mniitrenl, At tliu tncelIng in your ullli'- we Inld IheCiiliailiitn Plll'lllc railway olliclals that we would loenlu Mining Properties in hand! Burns, 1121, i-\ a. wniiainson to p. Asplnwall, I'lio-nix, 11-21 inleresi, I-'. A, William- sun in I'. Asplnwall, Piatt, 1112 inleresi, F, A. Williamson lo P. Aspinunll. 3? SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO' MAIL, FREIGHT AND EXPRESS XI. X>. MORKISOBT, PROFRIBTOB. A NACONDA HOTEL ♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ANACONDA, B, C. Visitors to lhe Boundary Creek Mining Camps, Stop at the Anueouil Good Table - Good Beds - Good Liquors - Good Stabling N. Tholl, Proprietor Finding all cash, time and trouble ami furnishing the Slock ready lnr Mrrkct, and are willing to take our pay in stocks. Treasury Slock Listed Last. For Further Particulars Apply lo L. C. DILLMAN, Broker, Spokane, In-ie. We have hoard untiling froui llieni in regal-d to this matter. Tlie report of Senator Turner's interview with Mr. Shnilghnussy was alisoliilely correct, und wns cotiflruied hy T. (I. ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ j Blai'ksliu-k, who una present ul lhe Standard, 312 Interest, F, A. VVII- con'ci-unce, Tin- (.'anudliin PaciHc liaiiisou to I'. Asplnwall. | rallwity.s vice president said dlstinclly JULY 80. Burns, 1-21 interesl, V. II. Williamson lo P. Asplnwall. Phoenix, 1-21 interest, V. II. Williamson, in I'. Asplnwall, Piatt, 1-12 interesl, V. D, Williamson to I'. Asplnwall, Standard, 1-12 interest, V. D. Williamson In I'. Aspiuwall. JULY 31, Arlington, J Inleresi, G, W, Spence to A. Sen-v. Capital Prize. 8-lfl inleresi, ,1. W. Williin- lo T. H. Hardy. In)could do nothing for us fm- mo years," "At lite meeting of nurrompuny last Monilny, when it wus definitely concluded to locale ill North,mat, l.eile- elded to luiilil iinol her smeller in Can- min to treat Le Hoi ore us soon as tlu- Orow's Nest line is completed, provided tbe Canadian Pacific luillds s railway from Hnlison to Russland. lo lhe meantime we shall nperale ihe North- port plum as a ei.slums plant, Healing linlil American audOanadlannrea, The statement I hai nur frleghl ami smelting Silver Diillui, J inleiest, .1. Pel erann Irate will mil he less I lain islll i- ahso- I loO, Newman. i intely wlthnul foiindall THE ADVANCE. he brought Into touch with the Bound- Kry creekdipLrirt. Then agAln huve not IF. H. N0HRI8 I'ltoi'itiKToit! the smeller management published the Pulilihliwl woekly al Miiiway. H.C. fjtCl tliat the Smelter th«y H.r-3 erecting Stibmrifition 1 , tu odvauue. either yoarly *.r Imlf-yearly at option of tbo subscriber. Ailvcriwiiifi iltttufl BOUt on appliaitiou, Thoub'ii Uic oolumna 'it Tiik Advance are Always open fm- Un* iliw-.ui-ini.Liii of matter-*! of public Interest mid importance, we do not nee CefiBftrily endorse any nf the opinions expressed. Corresnondonce of a pcr«otial nature will not be piiblinhed. : A ero-;n in this npace indi* eales that your mibm-riiition :u> this paper lias expired. •£,00 ,i , .,-,.,,.,,,, I»n.v.ible | wl| _ nKUnm |||]p|te|., Whftt (1„„s this mean? Does it not mean that they will reach out ami endeavor to draw a supply of ore frinn points other than from Rossland? We know that such is I hisilisl riil have heen in coiooiuoii-al nm llie case, fnr already the mine owners in wiih lheCoi-hiu management,and the rate of haulage from Boundary creek puinls to Northport has already, we are given to understand, heen decided upon. These and olher circumstances which we may not disclose just al. presenl hrlngs us lo lielieve that what was Hossliinils loss may he Boundary creek's gain, and that I he smeller loca* ted as it is across the line.iiisl.eiul of lieing a pariial lieniiltltolheprovlnceniny he on the other hand a direcl gain, ns il Is destined lo lie a great factor io the development of this district, and that loout no very dislnntdiile. .MONDAY. AUGUST!!, 18117. KDITllHIAL NOTES. SEVERAL instances have heen reported recently In whieh the law has heen lniiki.ii hy parties who have defaced Ihe slakes sel on mineral claims. One complaint of this heing done conies from Summit camp, aunt her from the Christina Luke region, and a third for which, ii few days ago a parly was punished, from I he north fork of Keltic river. In the two Hist Instances died, the law up tliiiie presenl has nol taken lls course, perhaps the pet pel ran us are not known. However lhat may he, Ihe offence is a very grevious one, us such a course ot nctlon if it can he shown lo he wilfully done, hns nol a single palliating feature nlioul it Whatever Hie motive of the mischief maker, it generally remains with himself, Inn lhe result, even if il does mil cost On* rightful owner nf i he mineral claim his properly, yel puts him lo much trimhleand expensenstheground lias to In- reslaked, the permission of llle Cold Cniniiilsinner having firsl heen ohtained. As before slated Ihe offence. Is a grevious one, and it is to he hoped every effort will he made liy the authorities to put a stop to it, and now lhat an example has heeu set. in one instance, not the slightest leniency should lie shown, should olher offenders lie Ill-ought Injustice iu the future. -4, . The Province discussing tin- circular setting forth llie platform agreed upon hy Ihe members of the Opposition says iu pnrl: "The views as set foi 111 111 the circular inay or may not lie iu accord with the majority of IheOnveriinienl's opponents in British Ciiluinliia, Ii is imperative, Iherefore, in order lo determine thisiill-importaiit poinl,that.a convention hebeltlal which lhe various points in Mr. Seinlins ciiciilur can he discussed, seriatim, and iippioved. amended or rejected in accnrdnncewllh the desire of tlle meet ing. Mr. Semi in, of course, as leader will stand or fall by the views he has put. furlyiird, lint we certainly think Ihal it. wliuldhnve heen mure in accord with the wishes of the party had his circular been sub- milled to a general convention for nilificaiinn Instead nf heing published broadens! ns it has been, leaving the inference clearly to tu- drawn that you may lake it or leave it as you please. The question whether the election should or should not be fought on County Court. A silling of tin-Iiiiiiii. Court was held at Grand Forks uu the 2nd inst. with Judge Spinks presiding, Several cases were before llu- Court, all of thein nut being disposed of the Hrst day. flu- lirst ease was thnl of .1. IL Smith vs. W.L.McKay, The plaintiff sought au Injunction to restrain the defendant from in any way Interfering with a certain mineral clahn located iu Browns camp, unil named Uu- Brady, itwould seem that in August of 1805, Thus. Brady made a location in Browns camp which he called ilu- King lliiil. On July HI, 1800, tin- ilefeiiilent. re-located the same ground, calling his claim the Johiinn. At this time the King Bird was a live claim. Subsequently however, Brady allowed his license to lapse, and bis title expired. Smith then on the 22nd of July IKtM uiaile a locution, which he called the Brady, Mr. A. 0, Sutton appeared for the ilefeiiilent, uml withdrew the defence and consented to juilgeiiient on the pleadings, Mr. Oayloy appeared for the plaintiff. .1. II. Ashlield vs. II. A. Henderson, In this case the plaintiff sued to recover the sum of .1135.00- wliieli lie wagered uu the result of the Ciirhett, Plfczsinnnons prime light. The case was not however carried into court, as the tlefcndcllt confessed judgement. W, H. Fisher vs. Cooper liros. Tlie plaintiff in this case sued an account to the amount of $179,05, and the. ilefeiiilent brought in a counter claim for $UIH.2K, The plaintiffs claim was con- siderablj modified by Hie courl which gave judgement against the defeudents for $58.25, Davis, Munley and Fisher vs. The Empire Quid Mining and Milling Co. The action was brought by lhe plain- tilTs to recov.-r on goods and cash supplied to tin- defendants cuuipany, Di feiidniils nut appearing, judgment wns given for lhe plaintiffs. George Nelson vs. The Olive .Mining and Smelling Co,, Tins wns a claim for wages which was allowed, judgment, being given for plaint ill'. parly Hues is ii moot point, as Mr. I D. Woodheud vs. J, Aluinre. Action Seuilin very well knows, and we sob- for debt lo lbe nmoiinl. of $102.50, mil thul it is one which the members Settled out of court, of the Opposition shiiulil nol, have (•• Stewart vs, li, Gilliam, Jeff Davis taken upon themselves In decide ulf Garnishee. ThiB was an action of tort, hand. Itis, amongst others, of siifllci* the plaintiff claiming $5 fora pair of enl importance to claim the consider* saddle bugs spoiled, nud $23 damage iillon of llie patty iu meeting as- Judgment was given for defendant, In Kootenay. For some time past the Hon. G. .B Martin has lieen expected in this district, and as lie hud not put in appearance everyone thought lie bad returned to Victoria, Such is not the case however, for ilis learned that he is at Sandon, iu the Kuotenay, making an enquiry together with J. W. Goepel, of Nelson, into the conduct of Constable Hamilton and a Justice of Peace not named, who are charged, with all sorts of irregularities, Assoonas this duty is performed no doubt the Chief Coinmisioner of Lands and Works will make his way to this district. Telephone to Boundary Creek. Prom u recent issue of the Spokane ('hn inicle it is learned that the Spokane A: British Columbia Telephone Co., contemplates the construction at once, of an extension of their system from Bosshiirg, Wash., lo points on Boundary creek, passing through Grand Forks, (ireeuwooil, Anaconda and on lo Midway. Tlu-y are also preparing to extend this system tu Eureka camp on the Colville reserviiUou. MINERAL ACT, 1896. Certificate of Improvements. arotioe. Mammoth MlNKItAl, CLAIM. Situate In the Osoyoos Mlnlnn Division ofYale lilstrlct, located at Fairview. TAKK NOTICE that I. Vi. S. N. Wills, in ngenl lor W, A. liter, free miners ecrllll- onto Xn. SHIM, Intend, sixty days troni date hereof, to aniiiy to the Mining llocordor for a t-i.i-tilli-iiti- n( Improvomonts, lor tho purpose of obtaining a Crown Grant of tho ubove claim. And furtlior tako nolloe Unit action, under Ruction Hi, ttiitsL be commenced before the Issuance, of such Certifloato ol Improvements June Jist. 1897. KERR&FLGuD -•—■•BUTCIIEUS"-*— MIDWAY, GREENWOOD and GRAND FORKS Meat delivered at lt.ii-k Creek and all tne Mining CaniPH. J. Kerr. J. P. Flood MINERAL ACT, 1896. Certificate of Improvements. KOTIOB. Winchester Minkhal Claim. Situate In the Osoyoos Mining Division ofYale District, located at Fain-lew. TAKE NOTICE Hint I, W, S. N. With, as agont fnr Tho Winchester Gold Mines Com piiliv Ltd. l.y-. freo miner's cortillcato No 95912. inlenil, sixlv ilnvs from the date hereof, ui apply to tlio Mining llecordor for n Cortiflcato uf improvomonts, lnr lho purpose of oblalning n Crown Grant nf Uu- above olalm. Ami further lulu- notice llml action, under sei-i inn 117. must bu ooinmonced before the Issunnco nf suoli Cortlfioalo of Improvomonts, ,Iniie21,16W. MINERAL ACT, 1896. seuibleil iiiiiI lie decided bv n majority of Ihnse present." Wilh these views We are quite iu accord,ill fuel I heir can he liltle question hul lhat a convention should bnve been held, prior lo tlle issue of any circular setting fori It a platform. The building up of a party platform should have been the work of and the garnishee was dismissed witli costs taxed io pluiutilf, A Close Call. On Friday last It, McCulloch, who has been working in tlm Yellowstone mine in Skylark eanip, met with an tccident wliieli fortunately turned out the patty, not the effort of a few of the j l(11„. ,„,, ,, Vl.,.y s|11.iims ,„„,, It wouM menihers of ibe opposition. Had such appear that on Thursday evening Mc- a course been fulliiwcd we feel certain a uuicli more formidable platform would bnve been adopted. THE press and people of Kootenny, and mine pnrtliiillaiyof Rosslnnd, de pliit-c the circumstances which caused the Le Hoi company lo erect their smeller at Nnrlhporl, Inslend of III snine poiul iu British Columbia. Looked lit from a purely local point of.view. the peuple of llosslnnd lin vi" every rial- sor to feel disappointed, us wilhoul doiibl luui Ihe smeller been elected near Rossland, It would have helped | hroiighl lo the surface by his com- considerably loenchiineii the pumper- piinluns, nnd soon recovered cnnclous- lly nf that lown. lu l heir eagerness in ness, to lind however thai his back was secure all Ihehenillls possible to'lh.-i..-' ^*<"'.•-^ hat ti.nllv l,,..-t lle is now lin- , ' , , , del- Hi" cure ol Dr, .lakes, anil is pro- selves, the people and press ol Ihal | KlmB|ng hivill'llhly seelion huve however, overlooked a very lllip.ll'tlllll phase ofllie question, ami huve mil given ihl'lliselves lime to consider as to whether llle er.. lain nf this plant, at the designated pninl in Washington leirllory ma. uut mean I'ull.u-li let oil'some shots in the mine shaft, which is about. Ill feet deep, and ou Friday morning went down into the shall anil slat-ted to work, ilo bad not been at work long before be became enneious that the air in lhe shaft was foul, and wns gradually overcoming him. lie gave warning lo the man at the windlass, and gelling intu the bucket ho commenced to ascend the shaft. When about half way up he heeame tiiiconeious and fell out of the bucket, alighting in llu- bottom of lhe shall on his hack. Ilo was quickly Certificate of Improvements. KTOTXOJU. I-'ANNIK MOIIItlS MlNlUMI. CLAIM, Situate In tlio Osoyoos Mining Division ofYale District, loenlod at Fuirview. -rAKl! NGTICEthnt, I. W, S. N. Wills.ns I ngenl fur The Enlrvlu..' Consolidated Gold Minos Company, free miners oertiflcato Nu. 0302*1, intend, sixty days fnnn ilnle hero if. lo apply in llu- Mining Recorder for a Cerlillciile et' Improvoiiieiitn fur llic purpose nf obtaining a Crown Uran! oHheahovo cluim. Anil furthor tnko nolieo that notion, under Hcetlotl 117. musl tic ciiluiiieni.-eit before lliu issuance uf sueh- Certificate uf Improvomonts, Juno 21st, 18117. MINERAL ACT, 1896. Certificate of Improvements* JVO-jfJCOB, California Minkiial Claim. Sltuato In the Osoyoos Mining Division ofYale District, located at Fairview. TAKE NOTIOE that 1 W. S. N. Wills, as agont fur The Kiiii-viciv Consolidated Gold Mines company. Ltd. Icoominor'soortltlonie No. !llll)'22, intend, sixty days fnnn the date hereof, Innpplv to the Millii'g Recorder forn Certifl- i-uloiifliiipruvemeriU fortius purpose of obtaining .i Crown Gi-i.tit.of the above claim. And furllier lako notice that action, under sootlon 117. must be commenced liefore the issuance nf such Cortlllcalo of Improvements, June 21st, 1897. MINERAL ACT, 1896. Certificate of Improvements. KOTIOB. Qiiaiit/. Qckkn Minkhal Claim. Situate In the Osoyoos Mining Division ofYale District, located at Fairview. TAKE NOTICE Ibnl [. W. S. N.Wills, ns I agent for The Fatrvlew Consolidated Gold Mines ('(iniiiiiiiy.Uil. frce.niiner's ccrtlllciiteNo. !i:in22, Intond, slxly days from llie dale hereof, to apply In lhe Mining llccurder for a Cer- llllcntc of Improvements, fur the purposo of obtaining a Crown Grant of the above claim. Anil furllier tnku notico tlmt iielinii, under seel inn Hi. must be commenced before the Issuance nf such Certificate of Improvements, .linn. 2lsl, 1897. TABI.B Showing the Dates and Places of Courts of Assize, Nisi Prius, Oyer and Terminer and General Gaol Delivery lor the Year 1897, Sl'HlNO ASS1ZKS. Nanaimo Tuesday, Oh May New Westminster Tuesday.lltli Mny Vancouver Tuesday, 18th May Victoria Tuesday. 2-ilb May Clinton Monday, Shi May Kamloops Monday, Hit June Vernon Mni.ilny, I n ti .1 nne ■Nelson 1- •.. Monilny, 21st ,1 une ■Donald Monday 28th Juno 'Special AfislKC PALI, ASSO-KS. Clinton Tluiiwlnj', Brd September Itlohdeld Monday, 27th September Kamloops Monday, 4th Ootobor Lytton Friday, 8th (letobor Vernon Monday, lull Ootobor Nc- Westminster.. ..Tuesday,2nd Novombor Vancouver Monday, 8th November Victoria Tuesday, Uiih Novombor Nanaimo Tuesday, 23rd Novombor NOTICE . In the goods of James J. White, late of Boundary Falls, B. C decuscd, intestate LETTERS of luhniiislralioii of the estate of thu above named intestate having bce» granted to me on the 30th day ot July 18J17, by ordor of hin Honor W. Ward Spinks. Notice in therefore, hereby given that all persons having claims against theeslati; of i-aid intestate musl forward the same with full par- lieu lawthereof, duly verified, tome at Ana. condn, 1), C, before the 10th day of aoptombor, 1897, and all persons indebted to the said estate are required to pay the amount of such indebtedness to me forth with. And notice is further given that on the said 10th day of September I will proceed to distribute the assets of the said intestate among tho parties entitled thereto, having regard only to the claims of which notice shall then have been given. THOMAS H.WHITE, Dated this 2nd day of August, ISO". NOTICE* NOTICE is herebv given that sixlv days aftnr date I Intend to apply t<i the Chief Uomiiiisslonorof Lands and Works foi' pomiia* slpu lo purohftKfl tin: following dowtbod land situate in tlie Onoyoos Division of Vale Dislrii-i. in tbo Province of llriiish Columbia. Commencing at a post innrkodN. E nt (lie south cast cornei' uf my preiiipl ion cluim, "Town* shipsoventy tholicc80Hlnl.wonlyohaliis(thonw3 wost 40 chains, thoncu north io chains l hemic cast 40 chain* to ilm placu of otimmuncnmoitt, containing UJ acres inure or less. GEO. T. WELLS, Dated, June __% 1897. NOTICE- All parties wishing to make connections Willi, or in any way use waler frum the Midi- ay i -omnany'H irrigation ditch are hereby Informed itintilhey notify the undersigned or Mr. F. M. Kcrhv, C. K.. before dolus sn. ANOOSK. STUAItT. ' . Agont Midway Company Ltd. Midway, B.C., June 12tli. 1897. MINERAL ACT, 1896. Certificate of Improvements. SOTIOB. Ocean Wave Minkiial Claim. Situate ln the Osoyoos Mining Division of Yale District, located at Fatrvlew. TAKE NOTICE Uiui I, Vi. S. N. Wills, ns agent for 'flic Fairview Consolidated Gold Mines Co., Ltd., free miner's certificate No. 93022. intend, sixty days from tho dale hereof, to apply lo the Mining Kecnriler for a Ccr- titlciito of Improvements, fnr the purpose nf obtaining a Crown Grant of the above claim. And furllier tiiko notico that nctlon, uniler section .17. musl, be commenced before Ihc issunnco of such Ccrtillciitc of Improvements, June 21st, 1897, MINERAL ACT, 1896. Certificate of Improvements. NOTIOB. MINERAL ACT, 1896. Never Sleeps. Tlie lliis.luiiiler says: "Presidenl t'lii'iin. of ilm .Nelson iv. Kurt Slic|ipanl railuuv never sleep. wlieii niuch lo iinol Iter porlion nf Iheir own anything is going on that concerns cnuulry. Anil sueh is llle ease, for hy j him in llie railway world, Il is niiiv placing this plant on the olher side of llle line, llle Le Koi llllinilgi'inenl have taken lhe first step toward giving smell Ing facilities lu ihe Boundary creek district, HowthlBintolie liiotighl suid thai In- will put, into i-ITeel his loiig-rherlslied plan of extending his road into lhe Boundary cnuulry. ll is suiil his surveyors will soon lie pul in tin- Held. The unseemly stpialilile limit, and when, are livo ipicstionsi In'liveen lhe Ileinze syndicate of cap- which Ihe near future will see solved, j ilalisls nml Ihose who nre liehind the In fuel il may he said ihul evci iv Vancouver, Vieloria k Eastern rail- agencies ure at work having a tendency way scheme has tnnde such u contln- to given solution lo lliese questions, ! geney pussilile." Wenl'ii pleased In lie fordo ive not Hnd that surveys nre l.e-J "liic I" i-onlli'in lho almve and to say ing made across Ihe line, Ihe ohjecl in j thnl nlreadv Cnrliln's engineers are in view heinglhe extension nf lhe Corliin j "'"lil'1'1- ,""1 lhi" if ''''I'"1'1* '"'" "''"' „ ., .. , i relied upon, an extension uf Ilis rail- svsleni of rnilwiivs, through a porlion i ' .,. , , ,, ' ivny svslnm will soon he knocking ul of the Colville reserval Ion, which ex- the door of the Bouudury Orel* dis- ti-nsloli.as surely as il will he u.ilde.wlll \ ft, i. Certificate of Improvements, NilTIOB. White Swan Minkiial Claim. Sltunte In tho Osoyoos Mining Division ofYale District, located at Fairview. "TAKK NOTIl'K thnl I, W.8. N. Wills, ns I ai-riii (ut-Tlie Fairview Ciinsiilldiili-d Gold Minost'iiiupiuiy Ltd.,freomlini-scertilli-nlnNo nmiiiiMiitciul, sixlv days-from tbe ditto berouf, In apply Iii tliu Mining Itocorilur fur u Ccrtltl- rale iif Inipiiu'cinents. fur Ihc piirpoHU of iiliininiiiKii Crowii (li-iini nf the above claim, Ami furtlior inkc notice that n. ii.ni. under seolion ll". musl be oonimnnooii lieforo tho i-siiani-e uf sueh Ccrtiftenlo of improvements. Juno Slat, ISOT. MINERAL ACT, 1896, Certificate of Improvements. Kfoliioo. lUNOOLfll MINKIIAL CM'*". Situate It tho Osoyoos Mining Division of Yale District, located at Fairview. TAKK NOTICK that. I, W. S.N, Wills, as agent for The Itiuidolpti Klntoro Quartz Mining nnd Milling Co., Ltd., froo minor'n cor- llllcntc Nn. IKI8IU, Inlend, sixty dnys from tho date Iterenf, tn apply tn lho Mining ltocorder fur a Ccrliflcali! nf Improvements, for the pin-pose of nbtiiliilng u t'rnwn Orr.nt of Ihc above claim. And further tuke nolieo that action, under sootlon 117. inuHt ho commenced before the issuance of such Ccrtltlcftte of Improvements, J une -Ul 1897? SiL.'F.ii Bow Minkral Claim. Situate In the Osoyoos Mining Division of Yale District, located at Fairview. TAKE NOTICK that I, W. H. N. Wills, ns agent for The Fairview Consolidated Gold Mines Co., I.ld., free miner's ecrtitlcnle Nn. 113022. Intend, sixly days from the dnlc hereof, to apply to the Mining Recorder for a Certificate of improvements, fnr the purposo uf obtaining a Crown Grunt nf the above claim, And further take notice Hint notion, uniler Bccttnn 37, must bo ciunliieni-cil boforo the issuance of such Certifloato of Improvement June 91st, 1897. C. F. COSTERTON VKHNON. II. 0, NOTARY PUBLIC. A.rr«*aatt Fop^- The Royal Insubano** Coy. Tiie London and Lanoashibb Pibk Insubance Coy. The Insurance Coy. of Nohtu Amehica. The London and Canadian Fiksi Insubance Coy. The Sun Life Assurance Coy or Canada. The Dominiof Building and Loan Association. Appraiser for the Canada Permanent Loan and Savings Cov. W. DALRYMPLE G-onnral BlnolcBinlth FAIRVIEW, B, C. Alt Kinds of Repairing. Horseshoeing a Specialty. 1 1 _J fl GROCERIES. »*$$€•$*« Poor groceries cost most, they are money cheap, but cost you health and bring sickness. While you must guard your purses, still you can enjoy the best of goods. We have them pure and whole some. A continual outgo, makes a con ■ tinual inflow, so our goods are fresh and choice, highest grades only and close prices. GOODS delivered free J. MeNieol, - Midway.B-C. u ■ New Tea or Old Kit* ♦♦*»♦♦♦ ■i * X* | '.'lit «*-.-; ■~f, ftii W- 7 i &-•: . -.J?3r-'" mi ia_ ■m III,-» .lb 1 m III stiff fit sit iii - a e. il TT is an important point *■ in buying teas. New tea has a fragrance in the cup that the most careless consumer will not fail to notice. Our stoek of tea is just received -it's carefully selected-it's of the newest crop it's the BEST. Give us a sample order. 0. B. & P. B. Nelson, Wash. Penticton Livery, Peed ani Md Stables Good Single and Double Drivers, and Gentle Saddle Horses. PACK HORSES AfiS GIISE-tS FUm'SSHED HUKTStiiG PARTIES GOURLAY AND JONES, PROPS. Practica! House and Carriage Paper Hanging, Graining and Sign Painting. Also Kalsomining and all kinds of Decorative Work executed by E. Nash - - Midway and Greenwood City. GREENWOOD CITY^- Is tiie Central Town anil Supply Point of the Boundary Oieek Mining Oainpa, From litis New Town roads lt'iut tn the Greenwood, Deadwood, Copper, Summit, Long Lake, Skylark, White and Atwood, Wellington and Smith Camps. Lots are Selling Freely nml n it Gond Investment, Km- Prli-o nf Luis ntnl OiIht Iiifnriiiiiiiiiii, Address. ROBERT WOOD, Greenwood Cily, Boundary Oreek. B. C, Or Apply in Agents, C. F, Costerton, Vernon, 13. C. A. K. Stuart, Vancouver, B. C. The Golden Gate Hotel FAIRVIEW, B. C. IP. Elliot ... ProiJi'ietor. GOOD ACCOMMODATION. GOOD STABLING, Stopping Place for Stages to and from Penticton and Oro, Wash. LOCAL AND DISTRICT. - *•*,'•» I 1 | I iX Mrs, James McNicol left ou Thursday last, to spend a short visit ut her old home in Carson, Judge Spinks and Mr, Rotiert Spinks left for Vernon on Saturday last. Mr. C. E. Davision of Kamloops, paid Midway a visit the past week, on his way to the Kootenay. Mr. Larsen the manager of the famous property, the Mayflower in Mon- tans, owned hy W. A. Clark, is expected to visit this district shortly. Mr. W. T. Thompson left for the eastern states on Tuesday last. It is said Mr. Thompson will prnhiihly visit New York, Boston and other large cities of the east before returning. Mr, J. B. Brown having secured the position of Becorder at Osoyoos, the removal nf his family fnnn here is made imperative. Mr, and Mrs. Brown's departure fo much regretted. A fine two story residence adorns Mr. Sullivan's ranch near Midway. The contract for the huilding wus secured hy Mr. P. B. Boone, who is now putting the Hnishing touches tu the same. Mr, H. Mortimer Laiuli and wife, left for the coast the beginning of lusi week. Mr. Laiuli lias aecepled the editorship of the British Columbia, Mining Record which is published at Victoria. Mr. J. A, Coryell, left on Monday last for the Kootenay, whence he has gone to survey some mineral cliiiins for the parties who recently purchased the Monarch mineral claim in Greenwood camp, here. For the past two ".weeks Mis. James Keigblly has been confined to bed. Mrs. Keightly's friends will be pleased to hear that she is gradually recovering however, and it is to be hoped will he soon convalescent. Mr. J. Stevens came over from Fuirview a few days ago, and will spend a short time in tlie district, Mr. Stevens talks of taking in the Klondyke country nextspring, after paying n visit to England this winter. Mr. J. P, Burnyeat, of Vernon.piissed through town on Wednesday lasl bound for Grand Forks, where lie will do some survey work on lhe north fork of Kettle river for .Mr. F. Barnard iind his mining associates, Miss McKeuzie, our local public nebuiil teiu'lier, iu company with Miss TIiohiIk'I- of the Greenwood school, returned front the const on Sunday's sluge, lifter au enjoyable holiday—all too short—spent among friends. Extensive alterations are lieing made to the Lancashire House, liy which u greater lunount of aci-ouindation will be provided. One of the rooms In the new wing being built to the premises will liecoiiverled Into tl billiard hall. Milchell & Co. huve jusl completed lhe burning of a line kiln of brick near the summit of Boundary Mountain, The kiln is said to contain about loO.MXt bricks, These will be made use of ill Greenwood City, Anaconda and other (Jitlun, although receiving the best freight, all on American territory. Then goods coming; in from ihe other side, or in lioud over American roads, and destined for Boundary creek points, will be distributed at, Marcus and entered at the Customs house here, which will save no end of bother and trouble. On Saturday July 31, two chinamen were brough before W. H. Norris J.P. charged with using an explosive in the Keltle river at Bock Creek, for the purpose of destroying I rout. The Information was laid by James Grant, of Rock Creek. Under the able cross- examination conducted by J. P. McLeod, soliiitor for the accused, the evidence for the prosecution was completely broken down, therefore the charge was dismissed. Before the chinamen left l he court, room, however, Ci iistable McMynn preferred another charge against them, that of using spears for lhe inking of Hsh. Of this offence they were mi doubt guilty, but as it wns proved to llie courts satisfaction, Ihul they committed the t.lfence, helng utterly Ignorant ofllie law, so they were given a severe lecture, and sent nlioul. their liusiness. 4 . .. A Serious Gun Accident. Whal mny yet prove a fatal gun accident happened on Thursday lust.at Ingrains ranch ueurM id'vny, when a young man usually a resident of this place, by I he name of .Inines McClung, maybe suid to have lieen literally shotallover, as a resull, of the negligent handling of aiifle. It would seem that McClung noticing a deer near the Kettle river, which runs by Ingrains ranch, proceeded across the fields I n get a shot at it. Coming to u fence he put the rifle down, then gelling over the fence took lie gnu by the imiBssle and commenced drawing it through the fence towtud liltu. Hardly hud the operation commenced before lhe gun went off, in- Hii-ting such wounds as are horrible to relate. It is stated Hint-the gun was held by tiie right hund and ns the hand wus partly over the. muzzle the thumb down to ils base was blown to pieces. The ball ihen shuck Ihe abdomen near the navel and passed around and out nl the side Inflicting n severe flesh wound, after which il struck the left hand, passed lhrough it, and then entered the I'oreiiint, Ihroiitrh which it- ploughed its way up intu lhe shoulder, where near the shoulder joint it lodged, lifter shattering lhe bones in its course. Fori iniill ely for lhe injured man, a dwelling houso und help wus near nt | liniiii. nnd every assistance.waB tendered Unit unskilled hands could suggest until llie arrival of Dr, Jukes, froui Greenwood, who appeared on the scene lu nn incrcditlile short space of lime considering the distance to lie traveled lu Greenwood und hack was tiliout 30 uiiles. The doctor having arrived the several wounds were attended to, nnd uu elfuil niinle to dislodge the hullet, but. I his proved futile, so it wus t bought iidiisiilile to remove the patient to the Greenwood hospital, which was done ou Friiluy morning, nl which instil u- lion In. now lies in a ciilicnl coll- points on Boundary Creek. Mr. M. Gire, manager of the St. Maurice Mining Cunip.ny, u French syndicate operating in Central camp, was in town the past week, and whilst here intimated that in a few dnys he would leave for Paris, on business in connection with the company. Upon his return he expects to prosecute mining operations ou a very large scale. Mr. Bennett formally in the employ of the Boundary Mines Company here, und more recently engaged at theLe Roi mine at Rossland, paid Boundary creek a visit the past week having come over from the former camp by way of the Dewdney trail. Mr, Bennett had quite a thrilling experience with a rattle snuke on the way over, attenlion nursing und medical skill can suggest. —[As we go lo press we learn that Ihe discharge of lhe rifle was purely accidental, nnd not. the result of negligence ns we were given to understand. Il would seem that as Mr. McClung wus getting over lhe fence mentioned, ii. Iiroke down, nnd precipitated him to the ground, when lhe rifle which was under him went off. Ed.] ►♦-. MINING NOTES. The Jims and "I. T. U." claims in Snowdrop camp near Midwny, ^re looking well since the completion of the Inst, assessment work. The ledges whicli nre of good size, contain free milling gold quartz, of a quality suf- ut a point between Edwards ferry and' ticienlly rich as to give every en- Christina Lake, and it was guod for' courageiuent to the owners to prose- liiui that he wore leggins or he would j cute further the work of development, undoubtly have lieen bitten. The claims are owned by Messrs. Mcl'ntire, Greer und Slevens, Mr. R. N. Mclntyre lias Inken a contract to sink 60 feet in the Old ironsides shnfl in Greenwood camp. Several contractors have tried Ihis work I nnd each and nil have given it up as the ore in which the shaft is sunk al* ! though il di ills easy breaks very badly, thereby giylng the contractors much Moils. Jniirdain, French Consul at Vancouver, paid Midway a visil on | Wednesday last in company with Mons, Gire, of Central camp. Mons. j" Joiirduin is louring the province In company wilh two expert milling engineers who represent lhe French government, who are inquiring into t he milling resources of the province, After Inking a look at some of the Boundary Creek mining camps, the parly will proceed to Kooleiiay, ami make a thorough inspection of thai Important district. trouble and poor pay. The indomitable Mr, Mclntyre, however, claims the ability in handle tbe work, and to do so will press inlo service an electric battery, for tiring the charges, a modus operandi which none of lhe previous Arrangements haveheen inadetoptill ciiiitractors followed. off tlie return mulch, helween elevens Undtii- ilu- management nf Mr. Hem* lepreseni ing the ci'lcket fraternity of Inway a force of men is being put to Greenwood City and Midway, ll will W()|,|, „„ ||„, \{w,\, ]],\\ c|alui In Green- be remembered the Hrst game between Ihem was played ou Jubilee uuy ami resulted in a victory for the home team. The coining mutch will also be played at the Midway grounds, and should lie a good one, as Ihe Greenwood team will uiidoiihtly put up u much hetter game than the lust, some better men hnving been secured, it therefore behooves the home team to look to their laurels won and by striving endeavor lo retain them. The contract for huilding the Kettle river wngoti road lhrough lhe Colville reservation from Midwny to the mouth of Cm lew creek, wus let on Fi iduy lust, to Mr. Glaze of Midway. Work started today. As soon its'the Washington stale mud is built, Io the Curlew valley, a through route will he furnished front Marcus to Midway tor the hiiuluge of wood camp the property of the Knob Hill Mining Company. Some of these men will sink a shaft, wliilc-nl hers will he engaged making open crosscuts on the sill-luce of tlie ledge, which is of enormous dimensions. The Knoh Hill is ii sister claim to the Old Ironsides upon both of which claims active development is now being carried on. In all probability machinery will soon he Intioduced, and there in little reason In diiiibt that developinenl will be cotilineiiiisly curried on from the present time. 4 .4 Liberal Association. On Monilny evening last a meeting of liberals was held in Greenwood City, for the purpose of forming a Lih- erni Association, A good deal ot discussion was indulged in but as soon as t hose present got down to business, temporary officers were elected, pending the election of permanent officers on or lifter tiie 28 inst. fiBBENWOOD CITY MEHCANTILECO. GREENWOOD CITY, B. 0, • •<• -AND— llf Liquor Special Reductions to Oul of Town He. RUSSEL FENCE WIRE. Most Complete Line of. SHELF AND BUILDERS' HARDWARE Stoves and House Furnishings In the District nr* a i i/ /"* a o u Ancl 0ur Prices 1 ALA CAsti wm suit you. w. j. Armstrong! go., anaconda. THE MIDWAY HOTEL MIDWAY, KETTLE RIVER. First. Class Accommodation. Good Stabling, Terminus of .Singe Lino from Marcus, Washington. McAULEY & McCUAIG, Proprietors. FOR SALE Oil 5 good horses, for driving riding or packing. i heavy lumber wagon, i buckboard wagon, i set of light harness. 2 sets heavy harness. —♦♦♦♦♦— ON VIEW AT GREENWOOD CITY. For particulars apply to E, B. Simmons • Greenwood City NOTICE. To W. H. Norris Esq., Gerald T. Hodgson,Esq. and James Kerr Esq., Justices of the Peace. NOTICE is horehy glvon Hintllntondto apply to the licensing Board on tlio 10th day ul August next Iur n lloenRC to sell liirmenliid liiiuoi-H by retail ut thoAroadln Iliiii'l.Anaiiiiiiita. MIIS. ANNA HAJIHIl. Dated tills 30th day of Juno, A. I).. IW. NOTICE. ToW. H. Norris, Esq., Gerald T. Hodgson,Esq, and James Kerr, Esq., Justices of the Peace. Notickl» hereby given Hint I Intond in apply In the I'licnslllg Hoard un lite llllll ilny uf August next, fur a license tu sell feriiiiinli-it llqiiiirs liy retail at tlio Ciililinorcl.il ltiiti-1. Cupper Hlrcet, llriieii.vniiil Cily, r'HKIl A. HHONQl'KST. Dntod tlila 3rd -lar of July, A. D., iSOT. MINERAL ACT, 1896. Certificate of Improvements. NOTICE. Hm Horn Minkkai, Cuim. Situate In Osoyoos Mining Ilivision or Yale lllstrlot, located at Fairview, TAKK NOTICK Hint I, W. S. N. Wills, as agent for The Tin Hum Quartz Mining Company Ltd, by,, free miner's oertiflcato No. IKIHII, intend, sixtv ilnys from date hereof, to apply tu llio Mining Recorder (or tlio purpose nf obtaining a crown grant of tlie above elalin. And furtlior take notico that notion, uniler section '17, must be commenced boforo Hie Issitanec of such Certificate ol Improvements. j. i^eed, WATCHMAKER and JEWELLER MIDWAY, B. C. Fine Watch Repairing- a Specialty. All Work Warranted. o3*3lii MINERAL ACT, 1896. Certificate of Improvements. MOTION. Path Finder Mineral Claim. Situate tn Kottlo River Mining Division of Yale District, located In Brown's Camp. TAKK. NOTICK Hm; wo. Tho Pftthflndor MiuiniC lii'ilurliuii and InviNtim-tit Com* pany, free miniir'r; cortiflcato No, H.7-M. Intond, sixty days from tho dato hereof, tn apply to tho Mining Recordor for a Cortiflcato of Improve* nu'iilK, for ilu. purpose of obtaining a Crown Grant of the above claim. And further tako notico Ihul notion, undor t-n-t inn 37, must ho oommonood hoforo the Uhii- nn.'cof hucIi Certifloato of Improvements. u iie.24thj8g7. MINERAL ACT, 1896, Ooi'ttflcilte of Improvements. :lvoti-ojej. Last Chance minkkai. Cuim. Situate In Cnmp McKinney, in the Osoyoos Mining Division of Yalo District. TAKK NOTIOKllml F,CJim. DoBtotaGroan, ai nK''ut fnr Btophoii Mnngott, froo minora oortlfloatoNo. TW73, Inlond, nlxty day- from tlio date horoof, to apply to lhe Mining llocordor for n Certificate of ImprnvowenU, for th.* purpono of ni'iiu ni it.: a Crown Granl <>r < lie above claim. And furllier tuke notico lhat action, under Hcciinii ;i7, inusi bo enminonood boforo lho ifwuancQ of Biioh Cortiflcato of Improvement*. Jtmo 21th. 1807. MIDWAY SfiB THE FUTURE |ftj H RAILWAY, MINING AND 1 I A&BICULTUBAL CENTER OF 1 The Kettle Biver Country gM Lots on Easy Terms tn Actual Residents. gjSJj fh&& For Particulars .Apply to *[}sji p$ A. K. STUART, on to R, C, ADAMS, §§$ RgKJ Midway, 11.0. Mostkkai., I*. Q. JfljQ ^&*^^llfflS^^^^^^^^i^^ ^s?^?'w^^'^i^'-w*^?^?'^?'-^^'>-^s O.K. Flour. Otxa? flour has the name of being the Best all-round flour on the market, try it and you will not use other brands. Or shareholders grow the wheat and we grind the Hour with the latest inproved milling machinery. OUR brands are, HUNGARIAN, XXXX, STRONG BAKERS, ECONOMY, SUPERFINE, all bags marked "O. K.," and to be had at all the leading dealers from Penticton to Greenwood City. Okanagan Flour Mills Company, Ltd. Armstrong, II C. Cheap! Cheap! Cheap! THE ©NIT PERFECT FENCE. •" m WOVEH WIRE FENCING MINERAL ACT, 1896. Certificate of Improvements. VOTIOB. Tam.iii.uk Mineiiai,Claim, Situate In the Ki'ttle Illver Mining Division ol Yale District, locati-il ln Greenwood Camp. TAKK NOTH'K limit. IV, 11. Young, Ireo miner's rorllflcilto Nn. K7SI, iiitiaiil. sixty days fnnn Ilm ilntn Imn-iif, In apply In tlm Mining llci-iinler for u Cortltlonto nf Improve* tncntH, for tlm tnirjiiMi! nf obtaining a Crown Granl of llli- filmi-n i-lniin. Anil fill-tlmr tako notice Unit nrlinn, under section .17, must lm nnmmonocri lii-fiini tlm issuance nf sm-li Cortiflcato ol liiipniieiniiiits. .inm--mil, nm; HEEL WIRE ROPB SELVAGE. M.nu'Ktured and Bold by THI ONTARIO WIRE FENCING CO., LTi. tte'tm, OnUiio, THESE FENCINGS AS WELL AS McMulleii's Choice Steel Wire Nutting, for IrelHe, poultry yni-ds, Inwn fi-iu-ioi-'s, etc. Are sold tinich lower this year than ever liefore. They ahe tiik Bust. Ask yum- Hardware Mercliitnl fnr llieni, Rossland. Greenwood. THE BEALEY INVESTMENT AND TRUST CO. LIMITED LIABILITY. Real Estate and Mining Brokers. ... FINANCIAL AND INSURANCE AGENTS.... Fire Insurance a Specialty. 0B%rR«^NcUy,MB.Nc.0BR Prospectors' Livery, Feed and Sale States Orund Forks, It. C, Below the Bridge. Livery Teams, Saddle and Paek Horses and Ladies' Saddle Horses Hay, Crain and Wood for Sale. Teaming of All Kinds a Specialty. >--*>MWUItVlf1#VVUVIr\ THE. PIONEER - HOTEL Greenwood Cm, Boundary Crki'k, li. C. We huve jusl opened Ihe above hnlel ul (li'eeinvoiitl Oily, nud we iii-etuii-cd In well-nine |*iu*sls and provide Komi HL'L'OllltllOllnllull. (I I (InU.rlllK, l'itst class Li verv Stable, NELSON & TYNAN PROPRIETORS. OKANAGAN SAWMILL KELOWNA, B. C, Yon can now purohaH iwdar panol doors, boautlfitlly made uul llnlaliodt window snsh lath., shingles nnil nil ollior kinds of house furnishing., ol Um Okanagan Hawmlll, Rough uml droMOd lumber constantly on hand. Oilers Irom Kottle Itivor dlmrlol solicit uul price-. fumisliait upon application to N. Il.~8-u.li and Hours al Coast Prior*, with Slight Advance m novor cost nl freight, tt. I^EQTJIHrlE, PROP. Midway, H. ('., Auhuht Hi, 18f»7, 1 1111; :\IM Ai^-LJ!-. THE ADVAN NOHIIIS CE. in iid j list themselves, consequence of Ihe In ulf-i Vi 1'ul-li-t.,-.l u.-.l-l) i-i s :i.-ri-i|itiii!i Price, 52.0 in .,.1,.nnv...-iilni :---.nl> oiil inn nl l li--aili-.aal.il-. ...h.-rti-innlinl-'-'i-ii- -riiougii in.- .-iii.iiiii.* „l,i.,.. .i|i-ii (or ilu- ai publicintere*l ami Iniporlance, wo ee-aiily ontlornc nnv of tin- opinio] r.iii-i--||-.)iiiliai.-i-of n pcrsoiiHt niilii: pni-li-lu-il. as a natural llding "f ilu* ..I'iiiii'iiieti.ii: Criiua Ni-sl puss rinul, which as sunn Midway, B. ia ;.< a enters the Kootenay country, will - allium, payable , , , - ,, , . • , - en it; n'l tlio solve the smelting problem, hy furnish- funl al a cosl whieh will at mice an application, ( iin: Advanck aro nllnw of the own of that section lieing if llllllll-IV nf |, ,, .,, ., ,. „ .,, „.|,!„|, i, W(,„||l ilo not in exlil-'-aa..'. will ii„i in- : : A era*wiri llii : :ctvtcntlmlj'our : :in ihi-})ii|ti*r li * space nidi- HiioHcrlpUon k expired, .MONDAY AUGUST Hi, 1S!)T. smelted ni u figure, ul which It In'impossible In treat them mi the other side uf ilm line, transportton i-harges being also taken int" codsider al inn. ] Fun Ibis year it lens: the Klondyke liiitiiu may In- said tn ltuve reached its I height, I'm- by nil accounts many hundreds uf peuple an. 'vailingal different puinls ulmig the coast, who will lint possibly In' able to reni-h lliegold fields this year, as ti-anspot-talfon cannot In* provided for the nuioiinl nf goods nee- ji-i-ssnry to betaken, in sustain Ihem ilitring tin- winii*r. even If they themselves could reach Iheir destination, Under these clrciiiiislani-es no doulil many will nl urn Int lii'irlimo''ssiilialli-il 11 ivitliilii'1'xp.-rii'iii-i-.iilri-iiilv uiidergonn laift-s ni nt of smuggling, providing |n the rare for uolil, while ulliura will pursue thu m-nsilile pulley nf walling piillently imlil -| a- npens, befiire making a innowetl iilli-nipt lu rearh [ tin- new Eldorado. 1,4 Shipping Ore. EDITORIAL NOTES, As we pointed out some time ago, tin* removal ol Mr, Gilpin, Customs ullli-i-r, from bi- former place nf n- lnuii- nn Kettle l-iver In UrniidForks, hits virtnuliy opened lbe door lu those living in tin- nelghliorbood uf Clirislioii l.nki-.sliniiltl Hiitll'Slrilt'il'Villli- coulribiillng revenue in this partli-nlnr ■ i,.111111-1 1.. iin- Dominion treasury, Al his I'lirini-r posl tho customs officer I wus virtually, althougli nol actually io touch with ib.- Christina Luke country, Inn now hi- is sn fur uwuy, il Is I hi' simplest.matter in tin- world for smuggling to ha carried on, should anyone feel Inclined to enter Inlo Hit' truffle, All hough wo believe the opportunity has nol as yet been taken advantage of In nny great extent, yet no dnuhl il is helng curried nn, as ninny millets nnd others nre finding their way In thul seal ion from tlm olher side nf lhe line, as a consequence nf lhe valiialile tnliieraldiscovei-iesreeeutlyniadeln tbe neighborhood nl' lhe lake, Such being the case we would ndviso Hint u customs on-lcer he appointed at once, and should such appointment be made, hi* place of residence should he Cascade Cilv. Such appointment wuuld fairly wall cover the territory between Grand Forks uinl Rosslnnd, uml if il wuuld not entirely slop smuggling in llial secllon, it would he reduced In tin- iilininuin, nnd'thnl ill Itself is greatly tu hi* desired. »-— Discussing tlm possibility nl' an extra scssinn nf Hm provincial legts- lattire being called ibeCulumbialn part say: "Tbe suspicion expressed in these columns, the other day, tn tin- ellecl that Ihere was some ulterior purpose in the miud of tbe Government behind this talk of special session, wl'l, nol unlikely, prove tu be justified. A wi'll developed ruiiioi, for which i ben* appears to be some foundation, is already current, thai, a part of lilt' little government scheme nf nspecial session is to dissolve the llinise lit ils close, und bring on the general elections Ibis fall, not improbably wn the presenl, adjustment ofllie representation ; for tlin government is quite capable of such an outrage. The Opposition and Lin* country will dn well, ul nny rate, In be prepared for such a trick ns the springing of the elections by lhe Government, this fall, oi) Ihe present representation," With our content porni'V wo cnn hardly agree, us we believe the government would scarcely dure act In such u manner, uinl then again lhey tuny In- held lo ltuve a moiety nf common sense nnd no course of act ion lln-y could pursue, ivould bring I Iiiiii iulu sueh disfavor ns would ilu- I'oisiering of another election' upon the people, without first giving nttenlion lo the question of representation, —♦— Al llieli.sl session of the Dominion Parliineut, power was vesled in the Executive Council to Impose nn exporl dnlv nn nre, sli'iitltl siichan expedient rloadsnfiH tin Twt shipped In Camp McKinney, i way nf Penllclnn, Thia shipment is Hi the Victoria rlnli onre to be nl Victoria claim, at. in ore logo out by and Hn- ('. P, li. - first tnnde froui i, imi us ii large ninniintof r.ork bus been done under the able diit'Otion of Mr. Hush, much ninri. ini- I'littld lies- nt nut. if lllis trial shipment givessali-ifurlnry results.und lbe inutiagiaiii'iil ila-iri'd tu make further shipments. The present Int. uf ore it Is understood goes to the Everett. smeller. As before slated a greul nminitil nf developinenl wnrk has lieen iluin-nn tin- Victoria, us several hundred feel of tuuiii'liiigand drifting is the result of wurk curried on eonlinii- iittsly for al'iuit tt year past, with a force of lifiei-ii t nut tin average, This force luis recently been somewhat reduced, much ilend unrk having been completed. , o < —■ To Operate on Canyon Creek. Froui a reliable suurce, information hns lieen received thai Mr, W.Gutll- ridge ivhn recent ly lefl hcri'l'nrl'iiglniiil lias ulreudy Interested capitalists in bis properties which nre situated on lhe wesl fork of Kellle river und C.-iiiymi creek. The cliiiins in which Mr. flu'It- ridge is imcresled were Incntcd early litis spring, nnd Iherefore huve hud lillle wnrk dune upon Ihem, but ilis uiidei'stoiid the surface showing upnu the claims is uf such character as to ivittranl the prediction that good ground will be opened tip in thein. II. was wilh lllis end iu view, viz., In secure rnpitul tu open up lhe property llial Mr. Gnlhridge lefl for England, und tht'i-i ime thnt ho bus been fori untile, Is goud news, an it is snid be will return here in nboul a uiiiiilhoi-soand will at mice pul a force of men to work upon lhe claims, nnd will continue upcratlnns during llu* whole of the coining winter. J. A. DRUOUIST NEW NOVELS, LIME JUIGE, TABLETS, CORYELL'S MSP PRICE . . . . SALE *l-25- The Celestial and Uncle Sam. Recent .development wuuld lend to show that, the Chinese have found a way nf unlocking the door wbich the United .Slnles sn effectually shut iig.-iiiisl them n year or two ngo, as they have resorted to the priviledges extended liy an nld act of Congress passed in 1881, which allows Chinese tn enter the United States upon a cer- Ijlicate issued liy u Chinese customs official nt uuy officer of lbe. Imperial government who may be sn empowered, This cerlillciile must be accepted by UnlledStat.es nffii-iiils its prima facie he tiiuiight necessary lo llle welfare nf I evidence nf ibe holders rlghl to adinis- the smelting industry of tl n* try. Bearing this In mind and de- di-siring I'm- purely local reasons, that such u lux should be placed mi lhe output nf cerl li ill mines sinialcil in tlle Biiulhwesl corner uf wesl Knolenny disirici, snine peuple, n Section nf the press, und snine nf the Ininrils of trade, are culling upon lbe gover it tu exercise lls prerogative, cluituing us uu excuse for such acl ion thai ii is necessary un export duty should lie* imi "■■ d, su thnl em riigemenl be given In lhe liuililing up of the smelling industry in Itriii-ii Ciiluinliia, As sin* led abuve this mullcr lias resnlvud itself Inloii purely Inenl nne, foi do wn nni lind iiiiii Ihnse who are pel ll lulling Hie gii'.-'aulle-lll are lining SO, ll'i-OIII- mending llial only xporl duty be pi,nni mi ill" copper gold ores mined in lbe province, nnd Which ton certain exlenl are being export- ed for Ireitiuent by fuiiili/n smellers. Knowing mis In be I In* cuse, and knowing also that a greater nin'ii if this uru is likely lu be expnrted iu Ihe fiiliuv, as ii resull uf the creel Ion of a new smelling plant ill Noi'llipiil-l-, llle parlies referred to are advocating lhe iinpnsitii f lllis lux, exporting I hereby to chock the exptirliilli f - Bill wnnlil il dosn, Fnt' onr part we d hinktbat it would, III least Ihe Imposition of iwo dollars per ton would nol, ns this would equalize the difference In the cii8tofreducl Ion, charged and to be charged on ell her side nf the Hi,,., Such being the ease, ivnulil ll not ben wiser policy H) pursue, In ttlluiv matters lo stand ns they ureal pres , and Instead of check Ing I h iipm nf lhe mines by milking Ihe ensl of reducing ure inure l-xpi li-i.e- n\)uw m""1 "• iuu and makes uuy particular examination Into the case practically useless, Tin-Chinese minister In Washington recently made ills request that the provisions if the act he allowed to conie Into force, und as this is bused upon law, the United Slnles treasury ili-liiii-l nil-til luui nu alternative, but. In issue orders to ils offii-inls iu recognize such cerliUnites, which by Ihe way altlmiigh tiiey un- supposed lo be grim- icd only lo what ure termed the exempt classes, yel will no doubt be made lu extend to n very largo number nf subjects, nud Iherefure Uncle Sam mny sunn expect a great influx nf innnugulians. MINERAL ACT, 1896. Certificate of Improvements. HTotice. Mammoth Minkhal Cuim. Situate in tlie Osovoos Mining Division ofYale District, located at Fairview. TAKE NOTIOK tlml I. W. B. N. Wlltou agonl for W. A. Dior, free minor's corJlfi* nile No. .-!H!.J, inlenil, sixly days from dale hereof, to apply lo tlio Mining Ueeordcr for a Certificate of linprovonients, for the purposo of obtaining iv Crown Grant of Uio above olalm, And furthor take notico that action, under section S7, must lit! commenced boforo tlio issuance, nf such Uortiflcate nf improvements" June 2lBt, 1897. MINERAL ACT, 1896. Certificate of I mprovements. NOTIOB. WlNODESTEH MINERAL (-I.AIM. Situate in the Osoyoos Mining Division ofYale District, located al Fairview. -TAKENOTIOB that I. W,S. N. Wills, as I agent for Tho Winchester Gold Mines Com pany Ltd. Ly., free minor'B cortiiioato NoDMliJi intend, sixty dnys from the dale hereof, tn apply to tho Mining Uocordor fur a Cortiflcato of Improvomonts, For the purpose of obtaining a Crown Grant of the abovo claim. And furllier take notico that aotion, under section 37. must he commonced before the issuance of fuioh Cortiflcato of improvements. Juno 21,1897. MINERAL ACT, 1896. Certificate of Improvements. KTOTIC ' Kannik MOlutfS Minimal Claim. Situate In the Osoyoos Mining Division ofYale District, located at Fairview. AKE NOTICE thnt I. W. H. N. Wills, as mi for Tho b'alrviow Consolidalotl Gnld KERR & FLOOD -"■<■•—BUTCHERS*"***- MIDWAY, GREENWOOD and GRAND FORKS Mail delivered ut ltjck I'rvek and ull Inn mining Gamps, J. Kerr. j. p. Flood tabi.1: Showing the Dntes and Places of Courts of Assize, Nisi friiis, Oyer and Terminer and General Gaol Delivery lor llio Year 1897. HI'lUNt! ASSIZES. Nanaimo Tiu-mluy, llli May Nnw WiislinliiHter Tiii-mliiy, Ulli May Vancouver Tureiliiy, Ulli Muy Vliiturlii Tni.siliiy, -.'--it n Mny t'lliitiin Monilny. Hist Muy Kamloops Monday, "lli J lino Viiriiou Mi.nla;-. lali.luii" 'Ni-lsun' I.... Monilny, '.'1st -Iii.il- 'liimuld Mniiiliiy 28tli Juno 'Sjn-i-liil Assise. rata. ..- •.o/.o.i. Clliiluii 'I'liurmlny,mini Bo|itcin\ior llli-lilli-lil Mi imlil,-. a illll SopUunlwr Kiiiiiliiinn. .Mnnilay, llli Ootobor l.ytliin Kridny. stli di'luliiT Vornon Monilny, lllh Octobor Now Westminster.. ..Tnoailiiy, 'nil Novombor Vniicoiivor Miimlny, 8tb November Victoria Ttunjility, itith November NminliiHi Tuesday, 23rd Novombor NOTICE. In the goods of James J. White, late of Boundary Falls, B. C., decased, intestate LKTTKUSofadminstmllon of tho estate of th*'above named intestate having been granted to mo on the 80th day ot July 18Wj by order of bis Honor W, Ward Spinks. Nolieo is therefore, hereby glvon thai all persons having claims against thoestate of said Intestate must forward the same with full particulars thereof, duly verified, to mo at Anaconda, II, C., before the 10th ilay of Soptombor. 1807;andftll persons indebted to Lhe Bald ostate ure required lo pay the amount of sueh indebtedness In me forthwiLh. And notice Is further glvon that on the said 10th day »f September I will proceed to distribute the assots of tho said intestate among the parties entitled thereto, having regard only in the cliiiins nf which notice shall then have been given. THOMAS II. WHITE, Hated Ibis 2nd day nf August, 1887. NOTiCE* If r Mine IHlKi up* I llf I I 1-nwii i t'iilil]iaii aaiiii, nil Um Ml ivomotr ' ran illl fl-l i-rlilli- il.lln la ic illllg It*,-ill-Ui-r tm af,„-|l,i..„ll|-|,na,. iovo clntin. if nl ..in OTICK i.a Iu.it1.j- glvon llllll sixty ilnvs iifiri-il.iii-1 Intontl to apply Iii tin- Cbliil nk-i nu-riif Liiiulsnml Works fur poriiilK* .iuu In imri'liiisi. ilia fnllolvlUK iloscrlbi-il Imul -itniilii in Ihc il-iiyn-is Itlvlslon uf Vulu HI-:rial, n ibo l'ni.-ii'..-i-iif British ('iiliiiuliiii. (iiimiiieiiclni* nt ii pn.il mnrkotlN. K.nl llic iniiili cunt i-iii-iiiT nf my pruniplloneluiin, I'mui- ilitpseventy Iboitecsoutlit.Yoiitj-.clinliniitlioiii-o I wi-.s; I'li-laiiiis, tilOlloO lu.rib i'l ohnltw tlioliuu on-.! 10clmiimto lini pliicu uf i-niiiiiu'iu-i'inciil, cniiiiiliiliiif Wl iior-.-H mure .n-l-ns, IjKO. T. WIII.I.S. llnleil, .lime Mill, 1897. And furlhor lako notico thnt notion, uiilcr siii-iioii 37. iniist In- coiniuoni'Oil lii-fun. iho Ifliluiinee uf siu-li Certificate of Improvomonts. .liinoitlst, mm. MINERAL ACT, 1S96. Certificate of Improvements* NOTICE* All parties wishing to make connect! ns wilh. or in any way use waler from the Midway Company's irrigation ditch are hereby informed that lhey notify the undersigned or fl'.r. l'\ M. Kerby, C. EL before doing so. AKnrS X STUAItT, Agenl Midway Company Ltd. Midway, 13.0., Juno 12th, 1807. Calikduxia Minkral claim. Situate In the 0:&yoos Mining Division of Yalo District, located at Fairview. TAKK NOTICK that I W. S. N. Wills, as agent for Tho Falrviow Consolidated Gold Minos Compnny. Ltd. frcnminur'sccrtiilcntoKo. (B022,intond, rtixly days from Uio dale hereof, i apply to the Mining ttooorder fnr a (Vriitl- lie of Improvomonts for ibe purnoso of obtain* ing a Crown (Jrant of the above claim. And further lake notice thai action, under sootlon .i". must he commonood before Iho issuance of such Certificate of Iniproveiiients, June 21st, 18117. IS II , * v i -■ ■'--.' iiMMsi UL 'h§ COUNTY COURT NOTICE. Sittings ul tho County Cuurt nl Ynle will lie hold is follows! ill Mliliiaj. mi '.'ail Octobor. 1NII7, mill Al (Irniiil Kui'lin, un 4lli(li-lolicr, 1NU1. Al Um limn- ,if iii o'olook in tlm forenoon, ri spoetlvclj QllVC Ity eoiiunuiiil, w: O, iiu-iil Olllco, Miil.vny, March 21, ISM, MoMYNN, I). It. II. 0, mam hotel, MINERAL ACT, Certificate of Improvements, -TOTiaiX. Quartz Qubsn Minkkai, Claim, Situate in the Osoyoos Mining Division ofVale District, located at Fairview. TAKK NOTICK Ilinl I, IV. S, N. Wills, lis I ngonl for Tliu B'nlrvlowConaollilntoil Bold Mini's i'iiui|i;tiiv.l,nl. froc'mlttor'scortlllcntoNo. 0302-2, ltitoiul, slxiy ilnys (roni tho ilalo horoof, toapply to tin. Mining Itocuriior for u Cor- lilii-utn uf Improvomotito, for tlio purpose nf iitiiniiiiiigiil riiwai Grant of llio nbovo i-lniin. And furllior tnku notico tlmt notion, undor section 37. nnisi In- I'liinniiini-iiil boforo llic issiinnci. nf siu-li (Jortiltcalo of iinprovomonls. .limn 2lsl, 180*. MINERAL ACT, 1896. Certificate nf Improvements, KOTICB. White Swan Minrii.ii. Claim, Sltuato In Lho Osoyoos Mining Division of Vnlo District, lorntcdnt Fnlrvlow. •T-AKK NIITIl-K llml I, W.S, N. Wills, as I ngi-iil fur Tin* l-'nlrrli-ivCiiiiMilMiilril Until MinnsCinniiiinv l.ul ,fna-minornoortlflriitoSo 0302-1, Intonil.»ijivilnjs (i'ilni tin- ilutr lioroof, to apply to iho Mining llocordor for u iiiu-llll- onto in Iniprovoiiictus, fui- ilm puro-nto uf ulitulnliif;li Cr ivi. tii-iii,l nfttu-ulinvi-i-lniin, Anil further iulu- ni.ii.ia tlml action, minor sootlon HI, must im niiiiuiu.ni-i.it boforo lhe issiiunri. of siu-li Ct.riificiiic iif Iinprovomontfi. Juno 21 nl, mo*. MINERAL ACT, 1896. Certificate of Improvements. IffOTICE. TA Ooban Wave ^Iini'.iiai. Claaii. Situate in the Osoyoos Mining Division of Vale District, located at Fairview. AKK NOTICK that I, W. H, X. Wills, as agent for The Fnitvlow Oonflolidated Gold Mines Co., Ltd., free miner's eerlilleaie No. 03022,intend,sixty dAVB from tho dale hereof, toapply tn tho Mining Recorder fora Certilicate of Improvements, for lhe purpose of obtaining a Crown (Irani of tho abovo claim And furlhcr lake notice lhat action, under hcctinn 37, must be commenced boforo the issuance of sueb Corttflcateof Improvomonti June 21st, 1807. MINERAL ACT, 1896. Certificate of Improvements. KTOTICB, SlLVEItBOW MlKERAL Cl.AIM. Situate in the Osoyoos Mining Division of Yale District, located at Fairview. TAKK NOTICE Uml I. W. S. N. Wills, as agent for Tho Knirvlow Conuolidatcd Gold Mines Co., Mil., free miner's eerlilleaie No. 1B023, Intond, slxly days from the dale hereof, tn apply to the Mining Ueeordcr for ft Cerlillciile nf Improvements, fnr the purpose nf obtaining a Crown (it ant nf the abovo claim. And furthor take notice ihnt action, uniler BOclloil 87. musl bn eonimenecd before the JBBuance of sueh Certifioato of improvements. Junsllftt, iwi7. II. K ;yes, (ubitimi. TOp, Bosl Liqu ii-; uinl Oignrs, Fii-8t*C)(iR8 8tablliiR ARMSTRONG B. G. MINERAL ACT, 1896. Certificate of Improvements. Notico. Randolph Mineral cla'm. Situate it the Osoyoos Mining Division of Yale District, located at Fair view. AKK NOTICK that I, W. fl, N. Wills, as ngenl for The Randolph ElmoroQuartB Mining mul Milling Co., Ltd., free minor's certilicate No. 00810, Intond, nlxly days from tho dale Hereof, lo apply to ilm Mining Recorder for a Cerliflcnl,! of IiiiproveinenlK, for lho ptirpoBonf obtaining a CIWII Omut of the above ullulll. And further lake nolieo lhat action, undor Hocttnn 87, musl bo commoncod boforo the issnanceof sm-h CertiIleale of Impruvomonts. .Iillie-.'lrit IPfff, I V C. F. COSTERTON VKItNON. a c, General Real Estate *& Financial Agi. NOTARY PUBLIC, Af4j4.rt».t. For^^ The Uiiy.ii. Inhuhance Coy. This London ano Lanoashibb Pibk Insubanob (!oy. The Inbi'iiance Coy. ok Nohth Amehica. The London and Canadian Fihe InruiianceOoy. The Sun Liue Asbcbanob Coy or Canada. The Dominiof Bdildino and Loan Association, APPBAISBB van the Canada Pbb- manent Loan and Savings Ooy, n n GROCERIES. Poor groceries cost most, they are money cheap, but cost you health and bring sickness. While you must guard your purses, still you can enjoy the best of goods. We have them pure and wholesome. A continual outgo, makes a continual inflow, so our goods are fresh and choice, highest grades only and close prices. GOODS DELIVERED FREE J. MeNieol, - Mid way, BC. New Tea or Old. ****** ♦♦♦♦♦♦ •XHK tftft "■ iii, '■■ his: ah..;',;: 'ii'iftlft&i^m'ii'ii: «sa* T is an important point in buying teas. New tea has a fragrance in the cup that the most careless consumer will not fail to notice. Our stock of tea is just received -it's carefully s lected- it's of the newest crop-it's the BEST. Give us a sample order. 0. B. & P. B. Nelson, - ■ E Wash. Penticton Livery, Feed ani Sale Elies Good Single and Double Gentle Saddl; Drivers, and Horses. PACK H0RS5S A.?-)3 GUilKS G0URLAY AND J0O f"S'iN!S:*rO il j. i la ..i-i t-ii nt , ,i.3 !,b, I. 'R0P: Practi Paper Hanging, Graining and Sign Painting. Also Kalsomining and all kinds of Decorative Work executed by E. Nash - - Midway and Greenwood City. GREENWC CITY^- Is tilt*Onutrdl Town and Supply Pqiiit'oftliBBoiiiidiii-y Cn-i'k Mining C,-iiii|ia. Fiuiii ihis Sow Town Montis li'ttil to Ihu *» Greenwood, Deadwood, Copper, Summit, Long Lake, Skylark, White and Atwood, Wellington and Smith Camps. Lots at'6 Selling Freely nml ti tv Good Investment, Foi- Pi-ii-e of Lots nml Oilier Iiil'ot-iiiiitiiui, Address ROBERT WOOD, Greenwood City, Boundi.ry Greek, B. C. Or Apply lo Agents, C. F. Costerton, Vernon, IS. C. h I [ A. K. Stuart, Vancouver, B. C. VV. DALBYMPLE Cronei-al **Bli3.s3lEf«xxi.l.-*bl». FAIRVIEW, B.C. All Kinds ol Repairing. Horsoshaolng a Spoolalty, The Golden Gate Hotel T. Elliot FAIRVIEW, b. 0.[ GOOD ACCOMMODATION, GOOD STABLING, Stopping Place for Stages to and from Penticton and Oro, Wash. Vol., VII, Nn. 1(1. SUPPLEMENT TO THU Al.lVANUlii, Miiiway. 11,0, All u Assassinated. Senor Ounoviis del Castillo, theprlinu niinisi.ei- of Spain, wns assassinated nn the Hlli inst,, ul. Naiila Aifiieila by un lllllll-clllst, The murderer fired lliree sbnls, two llf which sti'iii-kllii-pi-etiiii'i- in Ibe bend nnd the olher ill the chest, Tbe wounded man lingered iincoiit'lous for two hours and died lit I'oVloi-k thai itftei-iiiiiiii. Ilis wile was Intt a short disliince iiivny whet) be fell. The murderer di-i-l.it-es thai lie killed Senor liinovns in "uecniiipllshiiient. of ujusl vi-ngeiilii-e nnd I but. Hie deed is Ihe outciiiiie of a vast unarctilsfle eon spiriley." need be spent in netting to the new el- dmudii, nnd tliei-i-fiiie this above all mutes shntild i-iuiiuiend Itself tn the liileiidlnglintiiluii'iinl, Export Duty on Ores. A petition is being circulated iu llie Kootenay, having for its object u call- ingupoti the Dominion Government to exercise their power, and impose nn ex purl duly on ore leaving t he country. Tliepeliiiiineissiiy: "The Imposition of an export duty on ores containing cnpperot' metal oilier I bun lend and nickel, would nut only assist the smelters at presenl established, but would be nu Inducement lu capital tn in.est fm ther ln such enterprises within the Kootenay disirici." So fnr the uetiliiiii bus received lhe slglliltues of it very few peuple anil is therefore, likely never In he presenleii. Joe Patchen Wins. Al lhe races nt Oolllllibtls, Obi It August the (llh ,loe Patchen, lhe celebrated purer, equalled lilt* worldst-criu-d for pacing made by.lohii R, Gentry nl Glen Fulls. Pour horses starled in tin- iiu-e. ,lue Pull-hen,Slut- Pol I. Lotlie Lull-nine nud Badge, wilh Slat- Pointer selling in the pools tit 1IKI to lill. tu llle second heal, wliieli was Ibe une in wliieli tbe fust liine wus Hindi-, llie fuur horses were slatted iil-rensl, Intl. Pateheii und Pointer went abend uud moved nil lhe way around tbe truck like n team, Patchen mid Pointer came down the stiei'b neck unil neck, uinl us Patchen poked his nose tinder the v.ire a few inches ahead of Pointer a great slmtu went up frum 10,0110 people tlml tilled ilu- grand stand, The li hy quartets was till) 1-4,1:110 1-2, 1 till, 2:01 i-i Pacing, I'teefiirull. puis,-, $2500—.Ine Piiieben won In straight heals; lime, 2:01.2:011-22:08. SturPulnlersecoud, Lottie Lorraine third, 4 « 4 Direct Route to Klondyke. Those whn anticipate inakiuga move Into the Klondyke country, would do well to consider ibe route to lie taken, us it would seem that one half of the In tie is won when iliediHtciiltifs ill approaching that region are siu-uinunled. As) bis is the case, to those who have Ihe fever, und are not likely to recover from it until lhey hnvc bud tlie opportunity nf visiting (hut country, tlle following route its outlined by un old tinier, will commend itself. Tuke n steamer from the roust, "Vic- l iiria" lu Fort Wrangle. Prom there lake a river steamer nnd proceed lo Telegraph creek on Stlckeen river, Thence go by puck I ruin about, 100 miles lo the head of Tes-lln lake, at which pninl either Itlllld a boat, or hire un Indian canoe und guides, nnd proceed iliiwii the lake uli.inl. 'illll tulles lo the llooinlitiUwii river wliieli empties out uf the lake and is one of the chief tri- liiiiuries nf the Yukon. By continuing lhe journey tu limit ot-cniiou down the Iloolitlinkwa, whieh is perfectly navigable even fut Blearners, 150 miles will bring ihe traveller to the Klondyke, Nn obstacles that are Insurmountable need be emoiinlerud by Inking this roiile, uud with urdiiiiiry luck 111 procuring park horses antl canoes front tin-Indiana, anil provisions fnnn tlle different trading posts established along the mule, iiiilyiibotit three weeks A Needed Appointment. Ai the Insl silting of the legislature nn act was passed whicli is Blyled the: Inspection iifMetalllferous Mines Act, 1807. and by ils provisions it provides liesidesnt berthings fm the appoint tm nt ofnn inspei-inriifiniiies. Up tothepres- enl it issnfe to snv the authority In- vested in the Lleiileniint-Goveiior-in- ('iiuncel bus nut been exercised. There fore the net. in lliis respect remains it deuil lei Ier. li is not rlghl Ihul biu-Ii should he the case, if reports that nre heard have nnv si'iiiblnnce of truth in Ihem, for it. is snid thai suine of tin mines nf the province, that have attained i-iiiisiili'i-nbli.depth iutheirwork lugs nre anything Intt safe for those wh° are spending their time uniler ground. Und..I- lliese clrcuiiislnnces the government should loosenoiiuie iii procuring lhe set-vires of u thoroughly competent milling engineer, who should enter upon his ditties ut once, nnd by so lining perhaps prevent lhe ueeessily nf n snd mining accident Mug chronicled siinie day iu one ur oilier of the metal liferous mining camps, HALF WAY KETTLE RIVER Irons and Boundary Creek Points -STAGE STATION AND- trUHi. Hi I AC* Best Brands Liquors snd Cigars George Edwards - - Proprietor ARMSTRONG HOTEL, II. KEYES, Prop, Good Accommodation, Hest Liquors nnd Cigars, Fit-st-l'lass Stabling ARMSTRONG B. C. MINERAL ACT, 1896, Oortifictlto of Iniproveiiients. iiroracaxi. I-'IISTKWIV MlNEBAI Cl.llJI. Situate 111 Camp McKinney, In the Osoyoos Mtnlngr Division of Yalo District. ■PARK NOTICK thai 1,1'haa. Ilo lllols Oroon, I noting ii" agonl fm-1). A, Ciimoroii, fun- minor's corttficato Nn. 01189, Intond, sixty days from tho date hcrimf, to apply In lho Mining 'li'ciirili'i-fiirii (Vniik'uie of Improvements, fnr lhopiirnosootoflnlnlngaCro.vii flrnnl nf the nliove i'lniiii. Ami tui'thor iski' notico tlml action, undor secllon III. must I miinniiccd before llie iaaiiiini'ciifsiu.li Oertlflento of Iinprovcmonta, .inn.'nitli, urn;. The trade centre of the Grand ffl Prairie, Kettle river and ffl Boundary creek mining and %% agricultural country. ffl B Situated at the junction of ffl the Boundary creek, Marcus w& and Reservation wagon roads, ml Nearest point to the Colville ffl reservation mines. mi LOTS AS GOOD AS GOLD Ml fU/Piii Fnr prices ami nil otherinfoi'inotion apply lo ffQcTl C. E. STUART ■ * - AGENT ffl CAISSON, GRAM) PRAIRIE, 11. ('. S&K flBHHBBHH THE FASHION FEED . LIVEpy - j\JID - S/M - 5J/\BLES GREENWOOD CITY. Always on hand Good Single and Double Drivers, Ladies' and Gentlemen's Gentle Saddle Horses. Pack I lorses for Hire. Heavy Teaming at Reasonable Rates. BROOKLYN - HOUSE GREENWOOD CAMP, BOUNDARY OREEK, ti. O, flood Accottiinodiition for Travelers. First-class Meals Served Good Livery Stnble n oiineetion. FRED GRAF, PROP. H. WRIGHT itandShoeMaker Anaoonda, R. G. Repairing Neatly end PromptlySone Ortlow by stago Htvlotly (vttomlotl In, Mdrow Aimi'uiidii Moroftiitilo Vo't -.luro. Commercial Job PrinUng. AT "THE ADVAN0E,' I' U1U11U i-uiiiuj M. !•'. P'OIiGKB, PHOPRIJETOR. 8, C, (Joed Aecommodation and Moderate Charges. Mo -Cls.ixi.ese I3Cel.pi Finest brands of V/ines, Liquors ancl Cigars. Livery and Feed Stable in Connection. Saddle Horses a Specialty. Grand Prairie Hotel CAUSON. KETTLK RIVER, II. ('. Situate in tho Immediate Vicinity of tho Boundary Creek Mines. First-class accommodation for the Traveling* Public. Stage Lines to Midway ancl Marcus, Wash, Blacksmith shop in connection. McLAREN BEOS. - - PROPRIETORS. Vou VII, No, ill. HUPl'liEMENT TO THE AHVANUB. Midway, B.C.. August 18,181)7 C. P. R. After It. Tlie statement is nnnli-. anil .villi inine show nf mil hoi-ily lhat t.helj. 1'. R, nre after Heloze'a Troil-Rohsmn railway. Superintendent Beasley of the (iiniiiliiin Pncilic Railway, at Nelson, when recently al Trail confirmed the eport, therefore there would seem to In-liltle ilmtlil, about It The whole imid will lie cnn.-i't'led tn standard Ullage if it falls inin lin- hands of the (!, P. R., that porlion between Trail and Rosslnnd being widened so as to admit of this. It is said negotiations have advanced almost lo the closing singe in regard lo this matter. A Free Convoy. As a result of llle projected linilding of n nage road from Meyers Falls, Wash., to Eureka cninp, .vliich roud if Iniill would allow a direct route through American territory, and would cnl olf travel which at pifsent, finds its i.-nv through Grand Forks, the council of thnt city has deputed the municipal constable to act as convoy, hetween Grand Forks and the International liiiundiiry Hue. This incident slum's how Utile nre the Grand Forks cily fathers familial wiih liiilish Institution, for a municipal constable has no more right to act aaa customs convoy than the Grand Forks city council has lo usurp the power vested only iu the department uf customs of Canada, 1-. -. Shooting Affray. A lively shooting affray took place at Spokane un the afternoon of.theldth inst, when a man liy the name of Thomas, who it is claimed liad just cntue iu fr.nil tin* Furl Steele country to that city, stood at the corner of two streets and ill a drunken lit pulled a 15 calibre revolver, ami started shouting at the people all around him. After he had wounded Iwo or Ihree, nne ilis expected fatally, snme offlcersappeared mi the scene, mining l-hi-in Chief Warren, nnd then I..ra few moments a regular Imi lie took place, for nn less Ihnii niiniii llllshots were exchanged, liefnre the would lu- murderer was Ill-ought, to earth by a shot from, it. is sunposed, lhe revolver iu lin- hands of Chief Wiiiti'II, ►-.*. Not in Favor of it. A i-iiii.niimii-aiiiin .via i-v-tuly re* c iv. .1 l.y llicGi-.iiiil Fmks uitm-il from iin- Kuotenny .Mining exi-lmuge al. Nelson, which requested that, 'In- city council pass a resolution either iu l'n\ nr or against an export duty on ore, savs ihe Grand Forks Miner:—"Alderman Hemp., orih iiiuved, which wns seconded hy W. 0. K, Manly that, lhe city clerk write Ihe secretary of lhe Kootenay Mining Exchange, .staling that Ihe city council was nol in favor of an export duty on nre." The action taken by the city council wiisiiriuinueiulalile one, and was pi'tunpted no .Inula hy a realization thai such a eomse as thai of putting an export duly ou ore in Ihe present singe of the country's development, would he equal In strangling the Industry in its incipient stage. Extended Navigation For the first time in 80 years steain- liiintingon I lieColumlila north nf Revel- sloke hns been attempted. In allien times when pine'a uilnlnn was at its height in the Hin' Bendcuiiiiti)',steam. ers used lo ply between Colville and there, regular communication being kept up. With the decline of Ihe boom and the exodus of the people the service was discontinued antl has re* mained tt a Standstill until lhe presenl when as a result.of (he development In .111111-17, mining in that sectiun, Ihe transportation nf heavy machinery mid supplies hns called for a renewal of navlgallun, The steamer Lytlon, under ciimtuaiiil of Oaptain .). W, 'li.iiip, was tin- Innil lo uiake tin* trip, which was accninpllshed without any difficulty, although the water is not lhe easiest in British Columbia to navigate, a fact well known to those acquainted with thnt portion of the Cnliiiiihla river. •-•-. The Paris Exhibition. In spile of Ihe fuel Ihnt laborIschenp in France, the Paris exposition will lie more costly than thnl held inOhlcagn. A guarantee fund of $ai,lKJ0,iKli) hns been provided. Of this $4,00(1,(0) has been appi-npt iated by the national government and $1,000,000 liy the city uf Paris. The linlam f $12,000,000 rep resents 8,250,000 bonds of $1 each sold to the public, These bunds hear nu Interest, hut are good foi'20adiuisslnns in the exposition and entitle the holder to lottery privileges. The li ilders an. also entitled to redii'-ti ins III railway iiiiilsteniiilii.nl fares, and inline unit on en tertainiiienlsheld wil hin the grounds, This $20,000,000 is about Iho official estimate of the enst nt ihe world's fair, and is greatly in excess of the Paris exposition of 1889, which cost. $8,600,000, or that of 1878 which cost $8,300,000. The cost of the two places on the Champs Elysees will alone he $4,000,000. It is not expected thai lliere will be any pecuniary profit fnnn the exposition any inine than lliere was ftiiin the world's fair, but the Indirect benifil In France will he enormous, for millions of dollars will be spent by visitors. Fur Instance, il Is estimated ihnt Un* exposition of 18811 drew to Paris $230,(01,101, of whieh $100,000,000 ea ti" from llle provinces and $150,000,0(10 cauie fl-itni abroad. It is expected that at l"iisl 50 per cent iiinre money will in-spent, in 1000. BUILDERS Should carefully consider the cost of material, and by figuring, find out that all kinds of Roogli■:■ and Dressed:-:Lumlier, Shingles, ■ Laths, ■ Etc., can be purchased at the Grand Forks Sawmill, CHEAPER THAN ANYWHERE ELSE. l*»«*»»««M'>»««*»«#««'»#«fl»l 1} $1 FIREWOOD $1 i i l i per load. i l*»»»«-»««eis</)«9'»"»«-»«*»-» -el G. K. Simpson, Prop. I„ I1MK. A. KISIIKIt, A. u. mnuN BOUNDARY CREEK ilb and Lumber COMPANY. Mills and Yards in GREENWOOD CITY - AND - ANACONDA, B. C. Rough and Dressed Lumlier, Lath Mouldings, Sash and Doors, Pine and Cedar Shingles. A Large and Complete Slock ou Hand. THE KELOWNA SHIPPERS UNION Company, Ltd. HANDLES ALL KINDS OF PRODUCE THEREFORE, dealers in 1 hay, grain, bacon, fruits, vegetables, etc. etc., would do well to address the secretary on the question of prices. Correspondence solicited roin parties in the Boundary Creek district desirous of obtaining small fruiis. C. A. S. ATWOOD, Sect., Ki-lmillii. ROCK CREEK HOTEL . . . MOUTH Oh' ROOK CREBK. II. X'l-t-tondUR-'ls'li, TWCrtx-. Kiiwr-ruA Accommodation koh UUEST8, GOOD STABLING lit Km'cIIuiiI fishing on Kottlo Hivcr..-** D. McDUFF General Blacksmith, MIDWAY, B. C. All Kill's of Work KxooiltOll Ui tliu Slltis* fn -inni of Ctistoinoi-rt. SABLES SADDLE ■ HORSES -FOR- iiiis and Single and Double Drivers. Pack Horses, if Needed, Heavy Teaming in Town or District. Burbank Bros,, Props, MIIIWAY, II. 0. Thomas Elliot GENERAL MERCHANT Fairview, B. C. H EADQUARTERS for miner's Supplies, Powder Caps Fuse. Largest and best assorted stock of GROCERIES, DRY GOODS, CLOTHING and BOOTS and SHOES, rjffc lowest cash prices. S.A. ill & IKm-i-i-ssiimlii ||, N*. Tnviiil-I Vernon, D, C. tann KIrsl-1'liissi.tiii-knf Drugs, Chemicals, Patent Medicines and Toilet Articles Prompt and direful Attention HIVKX TO — MAIL ORDERS. BTOmOK UOX 111. Commercial Job Printing, AT "TIIK ADVANCE.' THE COLOMBIA EMRII MILLS COMPANY Mills at Enderby and Vernon, B, C. Manufacturers of High Grade Flour. -^RED STAR BRANDS^- HUNGARIAN THREE STAR STRONG BAKERS' SUPERFINE (ii-nliiini Flour, (li'iieketl Whi'iil, ki; Siivh cxpcnsi'i. iintl Imy llu. hest. See. thnt each suck is ninrkeil R. P. R1THETI CO., LTD., PROPS., VICTORIA, B. G. All kinds llf Mill Feed kept, iu stuck FAIRVIEW • HOTEL. Commercial and Mining men should put up at the Fairview Hotel when in camp. TION. EVEYTHING EXCELLENT. proprietor. Qeo. J. 5heekar\ LOCAL, ANI) DISTRICT. I If \ I I: Mr. VV, Diilrytnnplfi hns reopened his hlai-ksuiitli shop at Fairview ns a resull of renewed activity in that cnmp. Mrs, Prldham and ber children and Miss Ablett of Kelowna, left for England mi Saturday, on an extended visit lo friends. Sittings of the County Court will lie held at Midwny nn Oct. 2nd nnd at Grand Forks on the 4th of the same iiiiiiii h. It is snid Mr, Cuppnge the Super* inletipenl of Roads in I his district, hns decided In give up bis position uud proceed to the Kontlyke, Mrs. Crichton and her daughters who have been visiting at Kelowna for sometime, lefl on Saturday for home going direct lo England. An addition is heing buitl in the Boundary Fulls hotel, which when completed will enchunce the iipnenr- iinccof tin- premises, llr. Il.T. Ci'perley, President nf llie Ceperley Liie.ven nml Campbell company Ltd., ol Vancouver, passed through town on Friday on bis way to Gimiil Forks, P. T. McOallti I. I'.ofdi-iinil Forks was a visitor In town ou Tuesdny last, Mr. lleC'illnii i-niiie n.ei' Iii tuke purl in au adjourned Billing of Ihe Licensing Court of lite district, Mr. Leonard Norris, Government Agent at Vernon, Is expected to visit this distriet in u few dnys. Iu all probability Mr. Norris will meet lbe Chief Commissioner of Lands and Works the Hnu. G. B. Martin here. Latest reports would lend to show that. McClung the young num that met with the frightful gun accidenl here nbout a week ngo, is getting on nicely, since the bullet was extracted from his shoulder, It is thought nnw the amputation of the arm may not be necessary, The Vernnn News huilding which is being erected upon Barnard Avenue, Vernnn, is said to be sufficiently fur advanced In its construct Inn, to give lo the observer, nn idea nf the proportions, outline, nnd lie-inly of the structure, When completely finished it will not only provide Ihe bust of ac- i-niumiiiliiliiin In llle Venum News proprietors, hut will hens well an or- linniPiil to Hie city. Mr. Bnriit), Inspector of schools for Ihe Vnle ilisirirl, paid 11 visil lo Midway, mi VVi'diestlny last, and pro- t'Peiled norlh ou Thni"*diiy'H singe, ll was ihe ii.li-utii.ii ' f Mi-. Hums when leaving h n-, to visil Anarchist inniin- Ihin -itili nieiii aim enquire inln the innlier of lhe dlsitussnl nf the sehniil I -her mere, which ilistniisul mul nl-ii..r fcnl ures nf (tje ruse, nre mutters nf grave .-mil extended coin nl tl.ti.tighiiiti ilu-dlslrlcl, The dale set fur tlm Oktinagiin nml Spiilluuieclieen Agrirultiitnl Society's exhibition lo be held al Vernnn is nn Sent. 20th, 80th ami Oct. 1st. This year, ns a result of llle [splendid crop nnd Ine consequent high spirits of tlle farmers who nre feeling I hut't he back of lhe hard times is broken, a iiuig* iiilleenl exhiliilinn is nntieipnleil and certainly such it- ivill he. if only everyone will jump in with n will and do their utmost tu nuike il such, Mr. W.I!. Rickards of this place hns lieen appnlntetl a direct ngenl fur this distriet fur the several Insurance com pnules which In- formerly represent ed as ;t sub-agenl uniler Messrs. Witll- fsnllll k Heivirke nf Vermin. This gives Mr. Rickards n niuch better standing, nml will he much more convenient tn I he put rims nf (hecompanies bet (.presents ns he will he able to communicate direct wilh lhe head olliee in Vancouver, Instead nf as he- fore at Vernnn. As showing tiie rapid settlement of the cnuntry, schools nre tnnde ueces- Buryat Fairview nml Camp McKinney, which schools we are given to understand, will he npetieil nt nnee, Three venrs ngn ihe whole of the districl .south nf Penticton, could only boast 'of nnu public school, bill nl Ihis ilnle, if ilu- si-liniilsnl Fall-view and Cnmp MeKlnney l-e Included nn less limit nine me in existence, What b. I- lol- Indication is n led nf the advancement of llle eiiutiliy nml its rnpid settlement, Mr. (1. Mel,. Ill-nun,Fxi-rulivo Agent of IheO, I', R„ .villi 1 di|iiiuli-ts nl Vancouver, paid this disirici .-t visit the pust week, coming In by way uf Peiiliclon. Mr. Brawn reports a very noticeable Improvement Ihroughoiil the whole disitirl, nml n,ore piirlieu- llary lit Full-view, lit which point the C. 1*. 11, tin- laying dim 'II n vast quantity of mining machinery, mitturinl supplies ete, Among olher matters pertinent lo lhe welfare ofllie 0, P. ti., Mr. Brown wns, while iu this seelion making searching Inquires rolallvelo the boycott passively established by the Boundary creek merchants against theC.P. il. ' at tin very distnut (lute, or as sunn as thoughtexpeilient by Ihe management, other machinery would he Installed fnr the reduction of tin oca wliieli is ofjii fiee milling eharacler, After an adjournment nf aboul u week the peuple nf Vet nun will to-day have an opportunity nf voting upon the by-litws, which have for Iheir object the providing the cily with u thorough walei-wurks system, n lown hull, undclcclric lighting. As the finances of the city ire nnw in a healthy condition consequent, upon the settleu t of the taxes dispute between the city and the townsite owners, which dispute was brought to a close a shod time ago, the tax payers will no doubt feel—as they have not heen nhle lu do for some lime pust— Unit lln-y cull now afford these inuch- neciled improvements and will there- f.u-e nu doubt vote upun the by-laws submitted totliem accordingly. The reltun cricket match Greenwood vs, Midway which had been arianged lobe played at the Midway grounds on Friday Inst .vus unavoidably postponed, ns ihe Greenwood leain could not gel their men together. Much disappointment was felt by lhe home team, as lhe event hnd been lonked forward to with much interesl. The question Is contemplated hy ilie home club of offering a challenge to some of the clubs up norlli. nnd if Ihechullenge is accepted nml tbe mutch pulled oil', a return match could he played during exhibition times at either Kelowna ur Vernnn. If Ihis could nol beiiti'iiiiged we would suggest one grand match ill lhe lime uf the Vernon exhibition in he played by tenuisit'preeenllng ilie upper and lower country. This would result iu it splendid g'.ino being put up. Consequent upon Hie Foresters of Greenwood taking possession of their new quarters—the hull over the premises nf Hetulell k Co,*—a very enjoyable lime was spent on Thursday evening lusi, which apart from furnishing entertainment to u lurge number of the fi-iiternlty of Greenwood wns participated in hv many visiting hrethern Iiiiiii Midway, wlio had tecelved it cordial Invitation tu he present, The business of the cuurt. hnving been attended to nnd some new members Initiated inlo lhe order, lhe fraternity udjourned to thi Cosmopolitan hotel, thereto enjoy, a sumptuous repast provided In honor of the visitors hy the local brelhei-ii, audsocial intercourse in which many lousls were proposed anil suitably responded tn by those presenl. Vocal uud Instrumental music and humorous speeches contributed by a niuinber of lhe guesls milled much to the i.-iinvivulily of Uu- occasion. ,H City of Greenwood City. At Insl ull doubt und anxiety lias been set aside, us it is known that letters patent havo been issued, granting the incorporation of our sister town of (Irienwood City, into a City, tin- request of the petitioners in this respect hnving been ' granted by the Government. On Wednesday the good news was conveyed to the people of the town, nnd the snme wns received with iiiueli expression of satisfaction, The day set I'm- tin- nomination of candidates for municipal honors is the 21st insl., while the 2Stli hns been chosen .-is election duy, so the very near future will see the civic machinery set i.i motion. Thnt the prayers of the people huve heen answered, und un Opportunity granted ihenito exercise control over their own local ull'uirs, ure features for congratulation, and having bj-en given lite opportunity, it is almost certain the people of Greenwood wili carry municipal government to its highest pilch of perfection, as contained uiiiong her inhabitants are men of strict integrity und good business capacity, men who, if they will devote llieir lime nnd energy to the task, will make Greenwood the model governed city ofllie province, 4 , 4 MINING NOTES. One by one claims nre heing locnled in the territory lying adjacent to thi main Kettle river und its tributaries wliieli territory extends from Midway west and nurlli for ninny miles. Hardly it ilny passes but some new claim is put on record, showing Hint, as prospectors go further afield their labors are rewarded uud Ilm cnuntry shewn to he rich in mineral, in localities hilliei'loihoiight to In- barren of the precious metals, Extensions of original locations are heing made ns a result, of rliiserprosperting.und usnenn- sequence, groups iif claims ure springing into existence which in the near fnlure will ('(institute mining camps of considerable liupurliince. A very big strike is suid lohaveheen made a few dnys ago un the Allielslnne claim iu Winnipeg camp. The clahn is owned by 11. II. Muck, andisslliuilcd jusl norlh ofllie celebrated Winnipeg cluim. The ore is of a clini'ticter similar tn that found on Hie Gold Crown, nnd is snid to run well iu gold. As to ils value, that bus nnt heen so clearly di'lermiiieil. hill Ihere can be noiloubl us lo llle size of the new ledge opened up. us crosscuts show it to lie a great body of ore. Tlie marvellous developinenl on the Golden Grown uinl now Ihe new discovery mil he Alhel- slone, would lend In show (lint lhe W innipeg rump is destined tn be a very import mil one, us not only lire the ledges strong nnd big, lhey curry vuhie nml Ihul is Hie principle thing. The steam huist, and steam pump have arrived for the Minnehuhu hi Cninp McKinney, and is now being set. in pluce. As soon ns everything is arranged sinking will recommence in in earnest nml will he pushed ahead .villi much vigor. The hit rod net ion ot mni'liinery on the Minnehaha menus much for the mine nud the catnp,as)t will enable a rapid development to be carried on, which, should everything prove satisfactory, would mean thai GREENWOOD CITY MERCANTILE00. GREENWOOD CITY, B. 0, AND-- Liquor Special Reductions to of Town Trade. ir BK'I ■ttt-Wg-f* HP Most Complete Line of.. BUILDERS' HARDWARE issmiogs otsse In the Distriet F7. fi V rAQHAnd0urPrices 1 AL-JV Wwl 1 wm suit you. f, J. ARMSTRONG I CO., ANACONDA. 'nr\ \S Wl W§ THE FUTURE RAILWAY, MINING AND | 1 AGRICULTURAL CENTER CF ^ 1 Tie Kettle River Country k|| ■_«•_—. _ fs^ Lots on Easy Terms to Actual Residents, Jfcrira For Particulars Applj to 5fiS A. K, STUART, ok to r. c. ADAMS, m m ffl (il l**.f,l Miiiway, H.i .MllX'I'IIK.H., I'. IJ, ffl ffl ml i* VM ffl m m :i e| "•.■**» Ol3L3r? flour has the name of being the [S3>-e«~r,*fc all-round flour on the market, try ii and you will not use other brands. Or shareholders grow the wheat and we grin I the flour with the latest inproved milling machinery, OURbrandsare, HUNGARIAN, XXXX, STRONG BAKERS, ECONOMY, mTHRFIXK, all bags marked "O, K.." and Io be had at all tlie leading dealers from Penticton to Greenwood City, Okanagan Flour Mills Company, Ltd. Armstron*T, 13 C. rift? MIDWAY HOTF MIDWAY, KETTLE RIVER. First Class Accommodation. Good Stabling, Terminus of Singe Une from Marcus, Washington. McAULEY & McCUAIG, Proprietors. FOR SALE MINERAL ACT, 1896. Certificate of Improvements. lM - (iQ'lIlS " UOlllSl PATH FlNDBBMmpAI. CUIM. Illg UUUij3 itit S Situate In Kettlo River mining Division of Ynle District, loomed In Brown's Cnmp. 1 I,™-,-,,,- fnr drivinc rid-1 TAKE NOTIOE tlml nc, Tlio l'nllilliiili i 5 good horses, lor driving nu | j,,,,,,,,. .,,.,„„..•„„ ,„„, ■„,.,.„„„„„ (.()lll. piuur, froo miner's cortiflcato No. S07.il, Intond, sixlv ilnvs from tin. iluie horoof, tu apply in the Mliuio-Ttocpritor for n CcrtlAciito uf Improve* s, fm- ilu; purposo uf obtaining u ('ro.in Cheap! ClieaQf Cheap! — _ THESE FENCINGS THE OX1T PIKKFECT FEJiCE. WOVEN WIRE FENCING WIRE ROPE SELVAGE. AS V. I.I.I. AS TMt ONTARIO W.Rc F^NCINQ CO., LTO, riclou, l iiiii.no. Mi-.Mulli-n'a Choicii s I Wire Nettings for I mills, poultry yards, lawn fencings, etc, Are sold much lower this year than ever In Inn-. Tiii-:y aiii-i -nit-: Best, Ask yuiir 1-Iurdware Merrlmnl for llieni. ing or packing, i heavy lumber wagon, i buckboard wagon, i set of light harness. 2 sets heavy harness. - ♦♦♦♦♦ ON VIEW AT GREENWOOD CITY. For particulars apply to (Irani uf llio abovo claim, And furllier tako notico tlmt notion, undc sootlon lit, must In* cotnineiiootl before tin- issi iiiii-i' uf Midi Ccrttflcato uf Improvements, u nr.-.'illl. 1897. MINERAL ACT, 1896, Certificate of Improvements. XOTIOS, B.B,Siininfliis-Gn»nwi)udCity "fC.' Last Oiianok minku.m. Claim, Situate In Cnmp McKinney, In the Osoyoos sion of Ynle District. TAKE NOTIOUthnl I.Olnu. DoBlolsQroon, na ngonl fm- sii'iilu'ii Mongolia froo miner'* cortiflcato No, 76878, litloiiil, -isu- days from llio ilnli- liorcof, Iii npply Inlin- Mining Itocordorfor nCorllfleiileol Improv nils,for lb- purposo I of obtaining a Crown Omni nf Ibo nbovo claim. I And furllier lako nolieo Una action, undor _ .,- , r i _.,.,..,,,,,,,-,,,1,11- I sccllon 117, must In- commenced lioforo the Cei'tlhcate Ol lmpiOvLllNJlls.: ^jumuJanoliCorllllcntooriiiiprovonioiitB. Juno mill. iw. MINERAL ACT, 1896, NOTICE. Hm llratN Minkkai,Claim. Sltunte in Osoyoos Mining Ilivision of Yalo District, looated at Fairview, MINERAL ACT, 1896. Ooi'tlflciltO of linproveiiK.iitN. BTOTICB. Tamaiiack Minkiial Claim, Situate In llio Kettle Itivor Mining Division ol -TAKK NOTICE that I. ■■'• B, N- ffJl,"',lw T ngonl f"i- Tlio Tin lorn ijiiarls MHhig Ml. Intend, sxiy uiiya from late lit »■ t •• . iimlj to tbo Mining llocordor lm mo pulp™ . Ynle District, locnt.-il in Crecnwood Cninp. ''f"-'t;.»'";jVHh!lKn. 1 ,!i'n,'-lt!.n! mlli'-r T-*KI':N'l,'nrl': lhotll W' " ''"""" <m Anil fui Ina .1*' i" . ,', , ,1 ininiTKi-Ki-iiileni,. x„.swi. Intend, sixty sootlon 'li. '" ■*'.:.,.. ', ,.„, .„.„,"' ilnys front tlio tlnto Itoronf, to apnly lo llio ca..,.,,,.„ nl a i- l,1' I 11- a" "I luil'i.".-."" '"-• ,,,■.....,, _.l ...... , ../ I „ ■iieo of anuli CortlOci NOTICE. NOTICE is horoby given thnt any norsoii or litrsiinsfuiiiiillii i-i-iiit! .villi tin-Miili.nv Comniinv'a dltcb will bo prosoculcil. A roward of T.vi-iitv Kill- liolloro will In- lini'l t" nnv person producing evlilenco wbich will load to ilm conviction ul llioso who havo roconlly boon "l""BS"- ANGUS K.BWABT. , , Agonl Midway Co, Llu. Midway, B. 0., i*ug, 10th, IStff. ,1. K'ICEl), WATCHMAKER and JEWELLER MIDWAY, B. C. Fine Watch Repairing a Specialty. All Work Warranted, oMui Mining Heoordorforn Cortlllonte of 1i.ij.i-* iiu-nis. fm- tin- purposo of obtaining ti Crown iliinii nf the abovo olnlm. Ami further lako notico tlml notion, under scol lun :t*. must In- commenced boforo lbe is.-uniii-i- of siu-li Cerlllli-nli. uf Improvomonts. June Ullli, ISl* NOTICE. f)C lull.I,-MIS l!l'-\Y.\IIIHvill lie pnlil nn —iO li-nul conviction of tlie person wlto l.]-nki' Into my tun] liniisi'nnd tunk nitirli-a there. from, sii iiiiled mi Toxas olalm on fngrnni iiii.unlulii. E.S, IIIIAII.lM FOR SALE. AIIAI.E INTEIIEST Inn Iniiul business li Qrooonwood. Apply lo ANIIKKW I.EAMY. lliii-i-ister, Copper filreot, Omen vood, II. C, Rossland, GrtEt.Nwooo. THE BEALEY INVESTMENT AND TRUST GO. LIMITLD LIABILITY. Real [state and Mining Brokers. . . . FINANCIAL ra INSURANCE AGENIS.... Fire Snstsrance a Specially, ""'a*- *AI":N,.; «AN*0E* ' ' (ira'iiwiHi-l Lily, It. C. 2m3BmBm—m ft"::X^:ftZtt'liZlS!2Z2M3E!B' Prospectors' Livo?y, M and Si Stables Grand forks, I). C, Below ilie Uriilffo. Livery Teams, Siidtlle and Pack Horses and Ladies' Saddle Horses l!ay, Cr-J-in r.nd Wood foi* Sale. Teaming of All Kinds a Specialty. THE -, j-rficv-n-riraf* iy& Jt lift. PIONEER-HOTEL Gki i Nuniiii City, Bounimio < ki 11-., 13. C. We have Jusl ti| il th,- nlmve llolel al Orei'iiivnod City, mul m*i> prepni-ed In welcome uursl*1 and lirovlilc gaoA ntTuiuiuodiilloii, Omul ChIci-Iiir, I'iisl class Livery Stalile, NELSON & TYNAN PROPRIETORS. SAWMILL KELOWNA. IT C, t --,-7-.a, tixnur, - '■ a.^i- ...r Villi e lllllll.. shingle. I.l all ..III - 'I-i. |us. I .1 ■-, bountifully iniiile 'intt ftuWieil t ivilido.. . ti kliui-m'li.ne. fiirnliihlnga.nl theOknnngnii Snii-inlll. Hough mid lreM moor consl lj on In Oi-ilem from Kotllo Illver dlstrl. furntsliod upon uppllentlon lu N. 11. Hush mill llnnrsnl CoilsI I'i let - illolled und pilcol . .villi Sllghl Adviuicc lorcosloffriilghl, SB. JJ;M€_'W$.S,T__\, Z'SiOS*. BOUNDARY CREEK MINING ID MILL LTD. LY. Incorporated October 21st, 1896. HEAD OFFICII, GREENWOOD CITY, B.C. Capitalization $1,500,11, in $1 fas, Treasury Stoek 700,000 fas, COM PAN YS' PROPERTIES. The Company's mining properties now consist of fourteen claims, viz., the D. A., G. A. R., Big Ledge, O. B„ S.H. B., Fred D., S. F, J. A. C, P. H., C, S. & H, E. C. B, Prospective, Spokane and Granite Falls, SIX OF THESE HAVING BEEN ACQUIRED SINCE INCORPORATION. r % DESCRIPTION. OFFICERS OF COMPANY! li. ARTHUR RENDELL - - - - President ». A. HOLBROOK Manager E. JACOBS - - - - Secretary-Treasurer HANKERS: BANK OF .MONTREAL Vernon, B. 0, fe 4 On the "D, A." iu a vein about 20 inches wide, with a pay-streak of 4 to 12 inches; from this 8,653 lbs. of ore wns shipped to the smelter, Riving $103,16 gold per ton, silver 74 7-10 ozs., and 2 per cent. lend. A tunnel is lieing driven on this vein from which ore is heing liikcn. On the snuie property Is a larger vein (quartz) carrying galena and pyrites. The " G. A. R." has a 30-foot shaft sunk on a 2-foot vein, heayily mineralized with nn intimate mixture of iron and copper pyrites, galena, blende and silvei-glnncc. Thefinest piccesof wiresil- verfoinidonBoiindaryOrcek were taken from this shaft. Average assays from different places across the vein gave $8.00 gold, 50 ozs.. silver; also $8.00 gold nnd 150 uzs. silver ntnl one, lhe latest "return—$15.05 gold and 11)04-5 ozs. silver per ton. On the "Big Ledge" is a 10-foot quarlz vein,*mineralized wilh iron pyrites. This vein luis lieen opened up liy cross-cuts on the surface for 500 feet. A narrower vein hns heen opened up, lieing nne foot wide, carry- infl considerable copper pyriles, and runs inlo Ihc main ledge as a spur, on whicli a tunnel of 40 feet has been driven. Average assays gave $83 gold nnd 11*10 ozs. silver, and $40,36 gold, 17-i ozs, silver, 2 per cent, copper, The "S. F." lies letweed llie G-. A. R. and D,A,,in the direcl ion of the strike ou the ti. A. ti. vein. This locution has lieen made on a vein of pyrrhotite. The "O. B." has two distinct veins! one 25 feet wide which, from its strike and general character would seem to he the same vein as that on the Big Ledge, although sufficient has not been done to make this conclusive. The second vein has at present a width of nearly three feet. Assays have shown values in gold from $4.00 to $170.53, while a'cmuervative sampling hy Mr. 8. 8. Fowler, M. E. gaye $20.00 in gold. On Ihe " 8. H. B." are" two converging veins of.copper and iron [pyrites, on which work is now being done. An average assay gave, gold $1.60, silver lOj ozs., copper 11.06 per cent., or $40.44 for all values. The " Fred 11." was located in De ceinliiT, 1805, more as ground for a basis for mining operations for lhe other cliiiins than for ils present value, although Ihere is (littie doubt that, the lurge vein on the O. ti. runs through it, There is a small vein of galena ou ibis claim. The "Ji A. C." has a large iron- capping running through it from the Annrnndn, nt a depth of a few feel. Tbe ore carries a considerable percent age of of copper nnd $10 in gold. The remaining six claims are all good prospects, hut as yet. very little development work has heen done on thein, H? % This company is registe-'ed under the Companies Act, 1890, and amending acts, in the office of the Registrar in Victoria, B. C, for 1,500,000 shares at $1.00, non- assessable, of which a portion of the Treasury stocK is now offered at 10 cents a share on application to the company. ll ^ i ^ NOW IS THE TIME To get in on the ground floor. The company having recently purchased the McDonnell ranch of about 560 acres, adjoining its mineral claims, now possesses unusual facilities for carrying on mining operations on a large scale. This purchase has secured to the Company excellent mill and smelter sites; abundant water power for mining, electric light, domestic and other purposes, and other desirable advantages. Forty acres of this land, very conveniently and centrally situated at the junction of Eholt Creek and Boundary Creek, have been surveyed into town lots, and the new townsite has been named. BOUNDARY GREEK CITY. ITS situation is a most favorable one, being at the meeting place of two much used routes o travel to Long Lake. Pass Creek ancl Summit camps, and to Kiniherly camp, and the main Kettle River respectively. It is also the only known practicable railway pass from the east, so will be nigh on the line of the new railway from the Columbia River to Penticton. Building has already commenced on the new townsite, which offers particular inducement for both business and residence purposes. There are now good openings for several kinds of businesses and the company will give exery encouragement to business men establishing themselves at this point. Prices of lots are within the reach of all and buyers building on them will be liberally dealt with. Full particulars of both mineral claims and town lots will be given upon application to the BOUNDARY CREEK MINING AND MILLING CONPANY, LTD. GREENWOOD CITY, B. O.
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