I 1IC ALrVAlNWE. it 'I r^.-d-£ TtLXIo. 2-v. MIDWAY, BRITISH COLUMBIA, MONDAY, APRIL 17, 1899. $2.00 per Year. Solicitor, Etc. Slawtx. b. c. S.6AVUV. ano Solicitor. Gk4.su Fork*. B. C. MEYER, Mining Broker, Notary Public, Etc. Wa, vebso.n, b. c. m. KERBY, P. L. S„ A.M.C 3.C.E., ER ANO SURVEYOR Midwav, H.C. HOLSON, —: Notary Public, ti ESTATE, I FINANCIAL AGENT AND MINING BROKER. -Kinney, B.C. iwood Assay W.I. \WMk Co... Dealers io General Herehandise mmmmmtmmmmmmtmmtymtmmm^mmmmmmtmmm E always carry a laree and well W assorted stock of the best goods at the lowest price in the district. Buying in large quantities enables us to give our customers the advantage of cheap prices, so when )*ou want anything remember where we are, as it will be to your advantage to buv from us. KETTLE RIVER MINING DIVISION. Records for the Week Ending April nth, 1899. MINKRAI. LUC VrtllN'8. APRIL 8. Littlr- Mav, No. 2, Cornier camp, A. (■iMii.ii,,. ' Little .May. fractional, Copper camp. A. Chisholin. .Monte Cristo, Lynch. Skylark eamp, D.: VKRNON, STOKES AT FAIRVIEW. CAMP and SLOC-Jf CITT. McKINNEV, APRIL 7. Bijou, Eholt creek. E. Brisihois. APRIL 10. Owl, Skylark camp, A, Branson and i e. Eiuiiiis." APRIL 11. BuU-hei Boy, Providence camp, S. i MoLeod. Manilla. Greenwood, W. J. Lee. CERTIFICATES OK WORK. APRIL 6. Champ! m, W, H. Cbappell et al. APRIL 8. Durham, G. A. Rendell. APRIL 10. Shipley, M. K. French. TRANSFERS. APRIL 6. The Unseen Cord, Th- ru i- ;t;j in..- rn e^rii ilml bfodfl 7' •- ... -.*.. Ii ■- urld tocetfaea; Tlii<"i.-1 • -. • r;. j.Juf, in Jiii* i; \>iiiil*. Thi- ..rn* m^rtato—lUlher. It link- jill nets anil nil Innd* Tti.ougbciut tbeir upanalloticd; Aum -i. iJ. .!■ .-. untie* tho Jtmnil Which Gixl Himself hn kno'ted. H.'-.v.ji.-r humble he your lot, Howe er your hauil*. are fettered. Vou eeanaol think a noble thought But nil the world is bettered. WlJ.beverj impuls*.*, deed, or word Wherein love Utah »ith duty. A message iipceiU along the cord Tliat gives Ihe earth more lieauty. Your unkind thought, your -eltl*h deed, ,'s fell in farthest piiiu,-* ; There ar.- u i - .i uie.* where greed And wrong .an lii-.le iheir faces. There are no -i parue line*, the chain. Too subtle for our seeing. I'nites us .i!I upon the plun (>f universal being. —Ella Whekli:k IViicox. J. C. Luckenbel, Prop. Iyer arjd Analytic. Chemist. i.o. JThe Columbia Flooring Mills Co. • . MILLS AT VERNON, B. C. RSTATE AND FINANCIAL AGENTS. MINING BROKERS. to M. D. McLeod. APRIL 7. Belle of May, i interest. F. H. Cany toC. M.-ithi-suu. APRIL 8. Elisa P.ov. all interest, D. W. Hicks to _. H. Kane. APRIL 10. All pro-ueedby the celebrated Hungarian Plansifter system.' ,K,,'ieL-:l" *nt«_*, c a Bwth- |PropertiesKx .mined and Reported on. MANUFACTURERS OF HIGH GRADE FLOUR B. BiekanlS & CO. Hungarian, Three Star, Strong Bakers, Superfine MID WAT, B.C. Eight Hours a Day. The NeJson Miner published a day or I two ago tbe following Interview with ; Mr. Bruce White, who was able to I interpret the feeling of the govern* i ment or at least one tuetnlier of thi [government with regard to the eight- Bank of Commerce, J interest, E. ('.: hoiit-a day question for working tuip Broun to W.S.Keith. (ers. Tiie Miner says :: Montana, fraction. 1 interest. W. J.; The outlook in regard to the recent Lee to W. S. Keith. eight-hour legislation now seems to lie Kaffir King, i, H. D. Barnes to E. more hopeful, especially as regards the Sullivan ami A. Wardell. mini's of the Slocan. at auy rate this is King Hai-nkl, A interest, C. P. Friend the opinion of Mr. Bruce White, who slmulii lie in a position to judge. Mr. White 'na.s just returned from Victoria jiud like several other Slogan mine owners, he interviewed the Hon. J. Fnil Hume, Minister of Mines, on the subject. Mr. Hume did not appear personally By so ne, mad: by th 3 only Plansifter mill in the Province. ....WHOLE WHEAT FLOUB A SPECIALTY.... I LIFE AND AGGiDENT INSURANCE. See Tlu; Eatch Sack Is Marked . D 1 d- • .1 a Djjy&, Pnpristnps, Victoria. 3. R. .Y I. ■KEITH & KETGHUM, EAL ESTATE AM) MINING BROKERS ilomew to F. Kelly. APKII. II. Cosmopolitan,, all interest, McLean to Cosmopolitan Hold and Smelting Company. rO-t Mining Pays. Despite its load of fraudulent claims and wild a schemes, themming industry has paid more money in dividends. compared with other industries star-tod in the last :/* years, than anv tauatnese to favor the new legislation,which was slipped through timing his absence; and his assurances on the suhj-ct te- assunil Mr. White very much. The pn.-ition of the government as outlined Mining! -,j- j|r. jjlullt. ;s ^ f„\\.,nvs : The government will not institute any prosecutions uuder the new act. or in any way seek tn disturb the existing relations between employers and em- 1 .joyed. The law, bowev*—•, is on the statute book and cannot lae ignored consequently if the govt-ininrnt is requisitioned by the majority of the miners employed in a mine, the law will lie enforced. Thus the position *is Me ti.'U-r S. Larsi inmg Properties Examined and Reported 0,1. GREENWOOD.; : B. C. The Riverside Hotel, lu.uii • mi •t'k points. • "t travel Sioppiug OHN A. CORYELL, A. Bt, B. C. A. Civil Engineer, 10VINCIAL LAND SURVEYOR ANO DRAUGHTSMAN. 'i-talion Projects, Engineerng and Survey j Work, with Plans and Estimates in any j rartion of the Province Immediately Ai- bnded to. ns and Plans of Any Portion of Osoyoos ! fisiri^t and Mining Camps of Keitle Rivei UnllV DM—OB. is situated nl If-n-k Creek, B.V.. on lhe liei«een Peiitii-'ou -inl. ul Boundary Ci puce fm- stages. Good Fishing -j- Good Huntin? -:- Best of Accommodation, McCuaig a-.itl X.airso-x, Fro-irietora .-i>^.^A-fzz^.r~f-. ■ know, rays the Rew York Ta-ihune. Compare the iii.iits in mining with largely in the hands of the men theiii- theprofits on the 156,1*00 odd miles nfjsrfves. though each case wil! lie looked railroad, with tbe aggregate lialiilities into on its merits, thus preventing a of nearly $10,000,000,000, then you will turlmient few causing trouble 'iliis is sayfwhich pays the must. Under the the snbstance of the Mines'assurances ning i.f mining there exist.- Mime ol the safest and mast profitable <_ ail business. Take, for instance, the 12 great smelting companies, the mineral pawn brokers. Tke smelting com* . panics thai do a strictly custom bust* lu'-j-j show ahsolutely ami itnqiie.*.tion- largest pn (fits rn"and inde j-1-ii.-.i. We knuw ot instil capital invested in saaae * ***9*******il->i*i***±$*$i*iii***-}$i*i**Aiiii***±$. - ably th \ in Ann ; where companies has bees turned five times ; a year, aud each time tiie margin oi profit has lieen over 20 per cent of th, us received hy Mr Bruce White, who does not non- anticipate trouble in the future. Wliile passing through on* his way tijuk from the Coast, Mr. Bruce White made inquiries, and, so far as he could learn, the gloom miners do not intend making any tr mhle. They appear to lv quite satisfied with the existing st-teof affairs, and have n if as yet made any demand through their l'nion. In fact everything points, in 'tu- Slocan at least, to the peacefulcon- 'I'ND.'Rr ■ e. . - i s. M. GUESS BROS, heists anil Assam Tioniughly f.unih.i.- wilh tftAcThk ami undary Creek Mineral Pro-x-rtii**. Pnip,T- i Examined. Assays and Aii.iIi-.j- of xt;, - els. Etc. i i * = Midway Meat flarket K, A. \\ Fl MilS, Proprietor. esta—Hshment customers can (et cha :.* BF.F>, MI.TTON. POKK and VKAL. ■ T.i li l-.'f. ...-•-_'-_:;■..■--..- raa.' on tile j?_--t?xxxA5s*_.__t - re Meats an always treeh. and sweet (.'all and get a gi>< for dinner to-tl ^c€*eSfe?S*e€^«*'e€'r'e'e^«e*««€€*$'?*ff««-cS«^ OREKNWOOIl. B.C. o». Donntll. U. M. McEntlre. ey^m iliiili.il. Mines and -:- Real Estate. eenwood and Camp McKinney. :. j. scovil, it MINING BROKER, REAL'ESTATE, INSURANCK AND GENERAL AGENT, 'TRACTS OF TITLE FURNISHED ON 'APPLICATION. Correspondence Solicited. iway and Greenwood, B. C. USE O.K. FLOUR: •^ The Best Flour in Canada. Winner of ist prize at Xew Westminster exhibition AGAINST ALL COMERS. Certified by analysts to be absolutely pure, a perfect Hour, and strongly recommended for use by all. as superior to anv flour in the British Columbia market. Our flour is heralded by every dealer from Penticton to Grand Forks. Insist on receiving O. K. flour and you will get the best. ! entire amount handled. They take no i tinuence of the system by which the ; risk : simply btay the raw ^,iKi and _1- I ver in tbe ore at a reduced price, ex* tract their cost of treatment and pay the miner the residue. It ts a business where tne principal is absolutely safe. All of these things should show the | people the value of mining Of late it has come about tbat if a mining man presents an enterprise to conservative j capita! he is looked upon with suspicion uid ao assistance U rendered bim. [ The investor f;ii!s to realize that the I very sinews nf commerce come from I the mines and that they are the root j of half the successful industries of this I country. Last year, notwithstanding | the fact that capital gave very little 1 assistance to the mining industry, i there was a steady, healthy increase of I prosperity. Of the many millions pro- I dueed from the mines the amount v.-.t- i divided so that all avenues of industry ! profited. Over 10 pet- cent went to I railroad corporations, o" per cent to I mineowners. fully IS pet-cent to smelt- i ing works, while tii-- residue, IB per | cent, whs circulated among the la- hoi-ing elements. re* Canada's Gold Output. OKANAGAN FLOUR MILLS CO. ARMSTRONG, B. C. Recently published official figures ! show tImt in 1^P8 the Canadian gold . output was 113,700,000, placing Canada in fifth place as a gold-producing ; country. j Of the total product, *10,G00,000 was Mawc taken from th- Klondike. Estimates Oerttflcata. issued between 21st ' place the output from the Klindike Mn-i. u.-l Till April, tl, : this year at 1830.1*0,000 and British I Columbia is also expected to do much miner receives S^.oO for Itl hours work. Miners* Certificates. The following scale will show the fees to In* charged for free miners' certificates covering only a portion of tbe year : Certificates issued lietween 1st June jiijil __t—i June, $5. Certificates issued lietween 19lh June arid Oih July. .■jl.To. Certificates issued between 7th July and ik1! July. ¥4.50. Certificate issued lietween 35th July and llth August. S4.23. CeitiMcates issued between 12thAug. aud 30th Aug., $4. Certificates issued between Hist Aug. and iStli Sept.. *-.S i.i. Certificates issued between 10th Sept. and 7th Oct.. $3.50. Certificates issued between Sth Oct. ar.d itith Oct . 93-6. Certificates issued lietween 27th Oct., and llth Nov.. &>. Certificates issued Ix-tween 15th Nov. and 2nd Dec. 32.75. Certificates issued between 3rd Dec. and 2Kb Dec, $3.50. Certificate; issued lietween 21st Dec. and 7th Jan., $2.25. Certilicil<s issued lietween Sth Jan. and 25th Jan., S2. Certificates issued between 2fith Jan. and 12ih Feb.. $1.75 Certificates issued between 13th Feb. and 2nd March, sl.50. Certificates issued between "lind 2Dth March, $1.25. Certificates i^ued hi taveen Sth April nnd 25th April, 75 cents. . , Certifical s issued between 20thApril blatter than in previous years, so that andlSSJ May 50 cents, Canadians hope Canada will sxin he Certificates issu 1 between Uth May near the top. j aud 31st May, 25 ce ins. "Mr .a oeen tin* very good showni-; . . ,., - ^.-iti un appUeaaion. ■ •. ,, .. , ,,-... ,. Though ihe column* of Tne Auvaxct ate ui.uli-.in the Fontenoy mad Little Um- aaltf»ytopen for ihe dLvibnon of mataer** of boo claim*, in the former, i.fli-r the publie mtrresl IM importance, we do nol etc- oe-.-arilyeiKior** any A theopiniuu»oxpnn-ed. Wider had lieen t.akeii nail of tbeSMOOt Com*spoodeiK*cof» per-Jona) oaaonj wiu-not be ... ..:„i.:„„ ..... _,,.„.. „„. i .,„,i p-iiilis}ie«t. siinll, Milking aa;e> coniMieiiei-,1 .iml * —■ Mime niy live ore is now in bo seen on MONDAY. APRIL 17. IS*. jlheduaaap. Tin- vein a* nearly sewn fn-t wide ami .ippe.irs to be one ij-jj- I of or*?. Vinii (iiiir>|tondent does unt COMMERCE. Head Office: Toronto. PAID-UP CAPITAL $6.0DO.0OO. i mIX MILLION 1-OU.AKsl know what ii, ine tl sb. REGISTRARS. By au order in council pissed a few daysajfo. all ttegiatrars and 0-puy Ke-fistMi-siu counties nf Victoria. Van- couver. iVrt.iiuiu.sler,Vale aud Cariboo; had i|ii*ii .:.[ki.'iA'.x.x r.'- i ,ii. • .'.■ 1. By an order of lbe same date ad or nearly allihitse who were relieved of iheir ; appoiotaaaenls weit* reinstated at County Oourt Rejrisirars. Ihi- «;.- inade necessary oivinjt Ui the fact thai there ma* no stub offiee as that of Deputy Regisinar. While Ibt* government w._ making lhe?ie appointments we ihinli ii might have gone a siep further and ap|t*rinled a Registrar for the Supreme court, so I that sittings could In* heidal some point in ihis portion of the County i.f Y ite. Silling* of the Supreme Oourt aie held at suc-b pointa a* Xel-nn and Bnsaland, and why noi at same point in this Boundary I'i eel; district fnun whirh springs many of Ilu* cases which find Iheir aaay to tie Supreiiiel'ouii. Willi railway eotaiauuniratiou established there will he no exraase io Ihe aaor'd why ail such rases should not receive ; n'ni'*** *•- makinga good sho bearing near a! hum* iii -tc-ad nf U*iiig} f"iujda« imi bu HEST, the I to ll boo ;; Mg tare showing. the vein has*imt yel imt assays fmuit high aa H5, while fi iseen in soane Baanpl morning. On tbe Waterloo tie-tunnel between Na land No, 2shaft* h t i lily pi>, gressiaig, ale- tbe taam Ua an - . the Daatphl__hauanaan ledge maj I expected i" I -Major _«(-i sinking I l> ' ull.pifllsi. men amtil i.i* Uwiug to tl.t tons, the in prove aery mm h !<• make I practicable. The tiranite is another ■ - - - $1,00^.000. lli.v Om \ Ota I .:j iffi i i; i*. IValkpb. ' i'l. Manage! ...J li.PunUi&t, *. ii.i- n nf any i.. s tiem Y. kaaraay in i dav la ' the aXI-lool urging only Ar in.i ippra . lin!l» uu .*' II ' -acted. Iiiiail-er of! loads, >>,ili . M '.!-■...:'-. i liMiral-ie de. rai A Glimpse of Spring. ii • • _ • * »jfc •«t /o the Ladies It may he a little early to talk to you ofSPRlN'i DRY COODS. Still U might be well for y.,i, ' *. kiei.v tbat I un making pn'iiaratioits to supply v. • , aa.tijls h, tbi* direction, this sc.-iA-n. The Brsl . n i it", baas arrived and is now open to yoair inspect j. ice of stork will anive nhortlv. ...THIS WTEK'S ARRIVALS COMPRISE... Dress Ginghams, Fancy Dress Braids, Embroideries, Laces, and Notions. J. McNicol. Rit'kii.g baaadaiees iraii-j »:c bare the to im- ■ hauling. GREENWOOD BRANCH, J). A. CAUKKOV, Ifauaaagvr. property ] wing, tl.--; for the null being hawked around all'over the pn.vinee: ctmll1,''*'*d. The incline shaft i asaipn-sent. Tbe authorities should I <-'"''• Staadardis down about ,10 feet givelbe matter an eanirsl consider- ]*"& 90me v,-r.v P*"d ore is cutting up. at lots. I The good showing made on thL prop erty should make the Ophir claim, vein ij dipping, a aU _t Certificate li the Hmeral Act, 1896. of improvements, j - - HARDWARE Chambers & Co. Vernon Bffo-tlce. i-UlY IU I. wato i-.-sj- 'tiier (xijiji NOT VERY STRAMGR Tlie Vernon News referring to tbe aj>p.iint:iient of a or mer. deface at Fairview oTsoaaae i south of Penticton, says: "Toe recsaaatnendatian aaade • other day liy th- ('..;- ■. - .: MeUaajgcageisirarthy •: pi ■ . favorable i;.,!:-,ii. :,u...ii ;'i .j. ::.'.• .- erniiani hi- absnrdtbal tiaecutwei from this city shoubl hi . - , ,ii(;;, distant fxiinis ais Fairview, or Kesre- nieus, \rhi-n in soane eases his pn--: e as urgently and spee-dily m-iaiawl. ITae matter hits Ui*:) bnnght to tbe attention of the goarernineul inure ''■'juaioiu MivajRiL izx:a. Siicaie ir. ihe Ketttle 3irer _ialag Division of' T&ie District. Where lutaitd;- Ung toavarvLs wlaicb _k go-il invt-titmeut. Tl have lieen u'liildcteal. the foiuier tOi*';e,"? (Sersxmi ftee niof*rs ceruskaie SoJ ... , •'«__. I -*-"**1* '• *:it* •"<*" BavjtftMer free anaer's I Kiw-iaml parties and the Jailer ao a; rxriafloue So. m x. im«m. i ..s ,ivi I ^wo the dale bertat. i TAKK XOTtCK, I'M. I. Forbes M. Kfrtif soli the liadia aud finrdnri J >'-'-•'- antng ... ne*_* for Ckirie* I.. n.«ija ami wonaian T_«»l ftw aaaaei - So. Kli. Ka Dealers io Shelf acd Heavy Hardware. PAfNTS, OiLS, STOVES, TINWARE : Jobbing Tinsmiths and Plumbers :- etc i:'i ■•j ^«j-»I _ Io »p*»iy lo Ilie Jliusi* i I terAirttr fora C-*-iifi_;i.' nt Inip-ynemefils for i j the porpwc el efeainisg * Crown Gnwl of the.! I state daioL Arsliankix late i»lioe Una artioe. under' UCETYIENE GAS. -»riau •« far ttnaulrt «nj trices, m this aea Hfta.-Mw tal im ahe It* 1 »m» ferrr- afertTetreeeatmceeetfreeeeta Sane br»a.er. R«*lla tbe*ic* ;in- in the vicuiity of the Watea-kao I i-i.ut.-i:!.)- aud .i<.t!!ii,*«ijss wiU »«(~Iidft^, wie ootK* u_* »«„.. nnderl Wa; solicit the patronage of the public, and trust bv I. "b the Hear MlUC j*_»c*a X. must be cuaiuean-d before tht] Lvaa«-eof.---^i (■crtifliJJii'- at Impeoxeweat* j lajtltd thfe 3rd _ty of Jsenarx !»0S FORBEa M. KffiBV. RL I Ai.i-i.v-> v.-r> pruniiaine property in tbis vicinity L< the ft)»t--ii. on aabich .aretavo veiits one In-Ui the ljbul.sl.uie sand !be other frnm the Big Uii}.'. '>n ' the lailcr ciiiiii tiaese veins have beam ing, and right prices, to merit year confidence. Tr? than otace, aiadat b hard to undersUnd opeued by shafts aaaad v.-rv One l*«.Jj.- why.suehni-.>,.r:;iii.'- r-,j... sbtmW tamovxpmed. ta>j»a[*rsast»*ntir ignored.' T Ifth-.NV-.-.-. h.'i,;.,;.!*.*!: . - "' ma* '""'. " ""il'>" * tbe tact tbxl -j:-:t in ai . a| .- ' "' '" " . " | tuprntets, tiiOitgb it ap _ oa eff.il upon the tnvi-l ' daily silage ln-ing iveii pat !n>nise,i. bringing couuneraaal men it refero to ha.s n;»t l>!*ea! made no-aid i .., nut swike it as laeins at ail strange. ;!!"*?' ' z* Snoalgrajss f p r. mum. Ppaetlc_I WM Maker, - men ami baasuiesi men lu seems to exist as the prindpnJ l«i*iii Aj* a niie ntddkal men ar.* selects! l fill the office- of coroner in ihLs province, and stave t:ae new re^ti!.'.-'u:.- haveco.it? into force governing these apj»aiui.ueni.s, not only d ie» ti-.e ap pjintia^au carry, with tlaeiit no ade- epiate avinaaneRation for seraaioes rendered, the holding of su *h .-an appointment may at any time ai*pr*-seut a pecuniar? iusS tothe appointee. Under these circ*.i!iistances the gov-• r ermm-m might desire and might have?f' dejire-,1 for siame time past to make -Niioe doaibt wbich will la* •-.'■.■. Whi!- UaeSaimrisalreaily .'.iiu C-tasatOVS-ft-the Riner and I boo are coiasa'ered more favoraWe pos-i- tions. l*-ing more eentraL it is to hoped the goa-ernment will' • «-♦♦♦ '************** 9 %___._—._ ♦ i * *, o * * * * * * * * o 0 * * * J^ail orders receive our prompt alien' ion. COI'J'KI.' 8," CREL'i'. "OOD B.C. ♦ « * « i > * * * 9 ******** * *********** 9 (ios<! Toils. Plei-tj *?a(trisl. anil jo year* cttxritocr to do mork contcil*. . . . mr . •r.. the -:it. mi: s-.u-h an appointment, lait those c.iv-i- ing th'.-dtstioi-tio.i -if holding such au ofl:* di nut perhipj nyide in the district. Midway in Line. At a meeting recently held -u He Xic al's Urill the question of the (J >i iii., chin**!-w.as broaight up and a committee appointed to drat! j ; •': be piv.*enie-l t-i mem »■-- .- the Rs cabinet and rcpresentntives of pr.j\iuee in the Djmiiii.,u pirliui The foiiuiavingis a iii,.;: ;• . | Whkreas. i-ailnay cucaap-rtitinai ig etsseutical for tlie develupmeiit i.f ;!..- auioetal and otlier resources ei ihi Buundary country, a.id Wukbbas. D. C. t'lirhiii is to the Dominion Pariiaaiaeat VuV a ch sner for th- constnacthan of a railway tr.i.-wiiiig a portion of the Bouixj- ary (iisirict. aaid Wheri;.\.s. the construction of ;,■..• sjiid raUway would he beneficial in ih- velopjig Southern Bijti-'. i .;■ . cn-ating competition for rai.waj traSic. and Whkbkas. it r.-iiu!>i insure the i- veiop.-iic-iitof the amelter aand ui ind.io.ri.-j uu-ier tiie mosl .-...: conditions, he it tberefote Rksilveo, that ave the tinders:-.-r. ad citizens of Midway, hereby expree ;he earnest h;j>e that the Dmiaitm V... z-x- ment av.il -fi-ant the railwav charter sought by V. C Corbin, ».»-i • !,-t.iiiie recently Cntwauded by the re.s.di-::;-. hs the preseiiee of .such an offii-iai is vei v much lie.-.!-.!. Camp .Mi-KiniH-y. B. April l.jth. ISA r. Tht Bank of Britisli North America ESTABLISHED 1S-8. Ittturr-OTu'wi kf Rojal Ctonrr. yr^rs ■-iti.SM^mw^"*- Orand Prairie Motel. AIcLAIx'EX KI<OS. GRAND_ RPAIRIE HOliij Carson, B. C. f\S direct route to the! Boundary Creek and Colville Reservation points. . . - Proprietors. The Elkhorn Deal. n uf Jl idway, hast igbta of the! 're<-nwo<Ai toan-> ■ PaW-Dp Capital S**sene fund tt.869,6Se 1,460,000 Ijioion Office: J OtiKi-a-s' laoc. Lomba.-j f K. C. Th- K. -Mr an wood, h nailed the Me.Kinney. The pill'i f.-'.-iil-Uki: Brm wi... h to sneo e Sailor property in slid ;*jti.) .--s.iiii rigbts, and Ui :■ I taring the Coor: t:' MMeuec J. If. Bmlie. J..-br Jasies rater. Rty«- Fatter, RK-i-_nI H.'- ■'.■- r.'F.i. ArtS ;;r H«"re. H. J. i'. Krtid»iJ. J. .'. tth^t sfuJIr !,wd- trede:.-' get) K _laa_. Ssereb ■ ^•''■'•i* j Bead " . .. -;. j,.... m Vtwvire,]. ' H. STtKEMAN, J. Ei-MSt-Y. Gcaersl Manag.t. Jj.-,-.. ■ ..-. Brs.-icftK ;n Canada. j Ijasloyi. Brar,:/oTiJ. R Tn-.■■■ -.. R■•,-.. il'S H* iii "a» s*e ■ mom il: iii. a/lV I f_? il' Hi. il'^ili_ili_i',i_i',ii'.i^'.'__i'.i^''^'.'J:'i_il' *'' *'' *'' iti xi' l_ *'* *'* \*e X*r s'e ,*e O, f,, t,\ f,x ft, f,, f,,.,, ft, f,, u,.,,,,, iiw;*;*^;^*;^**.^"^^'**;*;,' A FILL LIME OF BR-jGS.. Druggists Sundries, Patent Medicines, Etc. I A.TC- tna, (p.-.ttnt. mc ireal. QaeW. W. T. Kiii.d ai Samoa. .'a,,i-r M j ,-.■:.'-.. - ■ • II known as one rtbe orig :i„! owners ol the t : boo mine in ('.•.:?• HeKinncj-, will,' Ai-aujiHthiR* witli him in Ui* sad '■— >. reavenaent, when the inlelligenet* isi | John X B-.B.-aiK-.f*.'. z :-'x:Z. Fnsterv firafiail, Kaslo, Trail. A^imt:. lireensrmi I ia. II C, Hawxm a'ilj-. _„adii«., Jf. j. Affeats :n the 'Jnitet Stales. jSpotaar: Tiarf;i> Ni:i*«_l lUiit. aai OUJ C-ukwal liuii. v . , : u... - . turi J.c ta.i_,age»i_ ten ■--•-•■- - U.U.J. McUictnelj -' -.li, ■ .-..-. London Bankers. . The Baok of Ettg_--i »ikI M«j-«_ Glyn „ Cu. | Forefn Ag^eius. M11 ier's Pha rm acy Greenwood, b.c. ;c ra-ttk tBm_mmmm _________b_m\%. "Ai i ■ ibii i M III. W*^**MMnH«MHM* ,1, U-i'Jr'.'^fiiS.ii'i^'v'*y* *_* »a> ^•» *.*> Si! *'* ___* »■» «'»*'' > *t> ft* 't* f,,»«»»;»«,\ f_* xty9^ffiinsng^*ttv,i'',c ft, ,,, f,, f. »a» K*e .*e ,'e r..r,. . . ^r,*- 'a** 'i* 't* *»> ' j_b&_^_£a_^£^^__£4^£^___fc_S fo fo E. G. Prior & Co. ► • ew Ferry* con-eyed t.i them that a few days ago! The-fr-vermi-enl has ile,id.*il to lnii.d he lost his elde.st <*.n in Samiv-a in the! at <>nee a new feiry for (hi* weal fork engageiiii-m whk_ iv.ently tin* (ilace* or Ke;i!e river. This will n-.i efferr between the Aiau-riean and British the constauetion of the hridue over fora* awl tiie reU-ls under Ma i.i ■ t lhes:rvania.*.*oonas possible, l«at is Lieutenant Mo&agfaan was as oftiti mideneci-sisaryowiiigiiuhefaft that on the Philuieiphta one of the C 8,1 it «ill not lie |-.***ilie io have the iv.,r-hi|«s, ami Iras one of lhe leaden' bridge ready for Iraffic lw-f,.rt* (he of tin party «'hich landeal and was spH.in* freshet cime*. The ferry built making itowav to Apia 00 April Ist. hat vear'i, nu demned a* unstfe, as when avitbuut ivarning it wa* pounced ;" " - ' ' * " ■ I ■«* 't-iract-r of u|*,n by Malaifa awriomand abloody 1*1 ' '■ I- t,.r.l hm ■ . MM ! l.-iii. n-sullil,^ ill lh« * -' * ■ 'i:--i • '■ * ■ >A ..-:.- iiaaaffieenaiadtwo i.tating ii e of it ai- men titled.aad _»i* American sailors '■>*• :■■ ■ "■■ ' I -rs wotinded. ' - ",-" ■ /j'ohm.1 loi . -.. -. Jt«Bk ot lata, LjhkImi ami a, tiiim, Aara Krnik. | "■■* I -. t'otocui! ItaaL , rarvTManL Krs-i* k Co. Lyons. Crwiii Lt«e- j "BUS. fo fo T. SHORT, Mffr. Oreenwood, B. (\ , SEE W.J. ARMSTRONG Kam PRICES ON THK MCCORMICK BINDERS, MOWERS, HORSE: HAY RAKES, PLOWS, HARROWS AND CULTIVATORS F <). B. at I'eiitiet i li. a*. AT TIN SHOP AT ONCE. -f '.*-.:.»-;•.-. a'f-.i ma,WAX,B>C m \aV \!/ I fr .Of Victoria,fr fo Carry a ful! stock at Vernon of... Brantford Carriage Co's Democrats, Wagons. Buggies and Carts. Massey Harris Binders. Toronto and Brantford Mowers and Hay Rakes. Oiive Plow Co's Gang. Sulkey and \\ alking Plows. fo fo fo fo fo fo fo repairs m mm I SOLD BV JM • fr fr fr fr fr fr fr fr fr fr Agent at Vernon, j? H. SCHULTZ J ft C. April 17. IW8. THE ADVANCE f^cinc JLWAY The Smuggler. The adjournal annual iu<*etitig nf tlie smuggler Golil .Miningaud Milling U jaaipaajy of Faunrit-ar, was held rwvut- ly in Toronto. The meeting was very \«*ll attended. Presadeut Hartley Dewart advised the meeting that ibe Ujai.UUO shares of stock off.-iv-i for nle, \elsnn I after Mattb Sth, at 6c, bad been all **""'" , sulKcribfd for, aatid that the cooipany : had sufficient funds to prusw.ut** ie- ■ __"*/* nAiiir ! arelopuient work vigorously, a*, ilia IML KtlUlt. *■*«*• **•■ hand and IW.000 sbanssof w --w-w*. 't_e new stock jggu,. still in the treasury, it was decided thai development should be proceeded with upon two of the company's three new claims, viz., the Toronto'aaad the British Li in. The third is the Admiral Dewey. After a general discaassaoia, the election of directors was proceeded with, tbe "following gentlemen being elected: Dr. Perfect, Toronto Junction : J. Harvev Hall, Partdale ; J. R. Barber. A. ft .-clones, H. H. Dewart. Dr. J. T. tiil- mour. F. US Jones, CL S. Reed and George Usurer. Tl Halifax, , Hew York aad Spokane Fails ...& Northern, & Fort Sheppard, - -AXD- . Red Mountain Railways. TT m -?_-_. 11 - - _.,. The only all-rtil route, with out change of cars, between Spokane, Rossland a/A* and Nelson. .. ^^^ We have bougnt u~. tna samples of gentlemen's fur Cj.*js <i„ . gauntlet mitts, at prices less than hall" their actual value J In wedge anil skull shape. $4.50 $5.00 $6.00 DAILY TRAIN'S. European. §fe Coast Points. l_ive* Pen- Blown Up. A sad accident happened to two Fin* banders named Jobn Nord and Mat Os-te working on the railway in one of, GOING XfiRTH. 11.11 a. ta. . E R D E E \ ticto B "0 b I the rock cuts near Midway on Tuesalay i ,j aad Suor-r. rn-nntoNi.; last. It would seem that tbey bad j ar*,.. at Oka™,-! Uadia* for J dMed Me f rwR a|)j rf ber t kixm ia ;.jin nu_ ho* trau.. aviso »cm! HABITS Ilil3a.m. | Train leaving Marcus at 11:13 a.m. makes clo*v connections at Spokane wit trains for all Paeife (tat Points. liBaMtni end Earopeu Poisti*. Close connections at Nelsoo with ■ about to fill the hole with powder or steamhoau for Kaslo aod all Kootenay t ' were filling it, when in some way the j '*ke P0'**'8* j blast went off i^*«^ Bo^SforeJ? J_S__ Tuol^l I aad the other very hadly indea-u. In I ,$■(_, siage _,*]T. Real Persian Lamb Caps Bokhara Lamb Caps at All these would be cheap at J 12.50 to $15.00. Western Beaver tafirs s? $5.00 4 $6.00 Actual value $10.00 to $15.00. Abo an assortment of so called Klondike caps at less than half their real value. Wombat, African Buffalo and Calf mitts at $5.00 l fact, the one the most hurt was, figur- ~ i atavelv speaking, torn to pieces. w-JTrJ*aST1" """T* Z^ ' *"* ** «« »the accident happened ■■—trping rars. laxsnons dar coach—. • . , , , baa mleaitt sletfinf eats rea oo w',pd **»» sentto the head quartets camp and the superintendent in charge, Mr. Hughes, hurraed to tbe scene, Iwt lae- i at to time. rite*, mc, aptly to ; fore he got to the men they were being i . P.a\T. Actual value double this price. , There are still a few remnants in silks, satins and surrahs left, but they won't last long at the price they are marked at. 0. R. BeElmoa, lieton. AgeoL QreeewocA, B. C. E J. C*yto, Di*. P—**r tfeak Tannoaxer. We Print On good paper, and in the most approved style LETTER HEADS BILL HEADS NOTE HEADS ENVELOPES STATEMENTS POSTERS BUSINESS CARDS CALLING CARDS cared for and a suitable conveyance j happening along he had tbem quickly! i tnaaasported to the (ireenwood 0. P.R. | ; hospital, who uow it is said one is■ favorably progressing while the other, lies in a precarious slate. No one it i would seem was responsible for Qui accident other than the men them-1 , selves, who. on occasion had been noticed to handle powd*-r rather care-' lesslv. ea-m Monopoly a Mistake. The following which w.-is taken from the Tnn-ntu Ci'til-e. goes to show how dangerouslitis to the welfare of auy niiuing oouimunity to allow a jiower- f 111 corrxiration to iuonopoli*e lhe smelting intustry. When tho ('.P. B. acquired the Trail tfee» sni*-!ter th**y trumpeted the news f.ir an.! wide that they would j*melt ore at cost, so as to encouragr mio.i.g lieieinputeut. and that il was not out of lhe smelling of ore thej expeetfl to recoup theui- x-lves l«it nut of tbe husiiiM-s created hv the derdopaDeol of the mines that thr-y would l'»"k for recompense for llu-ir money invott^l in -.melting plant etc. Just how they were keeping this! promise, and how far thry wnuid have j i gone if uot checked, and bow boob will ' 'hey endeavor to repeat their Trail | ("reek operatiins in the Boundary j Creek country if tbey are given an op- j ' portunity would s*»t-ui to offer food for} thought, and present a suhject fr.iught j ' wiih much interest to the people who! are jost now being bn>ught more close- j ly in touch with this corporation ■ through the introduction of railway - faiilities to tbi? district. The Globe said : "Recently the War Eagle auiue resumed shipping ore after an interval of ; several months. During the early part of this stoppage new hoisting machinery was put in, and latterly a forms for Mineral Claims struggle has heen going on between thf Go-tderhain-Bladotock syndicate .- and She Canadian Pacific railroad as to | smelter terms. ■The Canadian Pacific railroad owns i I the Trail smelter, which bas a monopoly in that district The charge for reducing gold ores has been $" a ton. with a peiventage of the metals other ; than gold contained in the rock. The ' Gooderham-Blackstock syndicate has j l-een for a long time dissatisfied with I tbe charges which they regard as ex- icessive. but the'scalping'of copper and j other metals was particularly obnox i ions. •Nothing that they c>uld do could ) induce the ('. P. It. to give more I favorable nates, so the War Eagle j people decided that it was time to j make a stand and either get what they ■— wanted or start another smelter. Tbey IULRYMPLK | Jema-Kied from the C. P. R. a cheaper *_x ;' nat* of smeltiug and more reasonable ' -scalping." but what tbe exact terms ; were is not known. If the railway j would not accede Mr. (iooderham : stated that he would erect a smelter j with a capacity of V**) tons a day to ■aaaaaaaaa__aa__aaaaaaa«_™___ai I tnM a\\ the War Katlle and Centre NOTICE I St*«* <"**• *•,hat the tv«ui»t nionth- imEBTOIvrXihM gri-wV-t-I^j ha*'ly dividends of the War Eagle would I * I hi. •>a*4n*-w in lamp McCinnev to Chy . . ,*wturl«-d. he agreed to buy the i i «il! bin.~i«fortho«rTT on (ht bu*ine*s. ""* — ■- , , • •. xx rail ahe* l*«wiiii« nod collecii!« the ore pavduced by the mine until tne I th* Ute pn*pctr>-*r. who tu» grxot to. n^r,^,] smelter was completed. dioaj irt»imenl. a* ,£. -^^ stoo(* when Mr. KWO.NGYINOI.ee ^SSaUd and Mr. Blackstock left ' for England, and the fact that the mine has started shining again is taken as an indication that the railwav cotnpaaay hm agreed to accept their offer rather than penult the const nict ion of a rival -inelter in the Trail AT -TIIE ADVANCE i iv-k district.- W. H. WEBB, *___ Practical ___» WAGON AND CARRIAGE BUILDER. Midway, B. C. We still keep a full supply of D8T GOOD S. NOTIONS. GROCERIES and MINERS' to which we are adding constantly. OUR BUILDER'S HARDWARE EXPECTED IN SOON. &CO*, SUPPLIES. POST OFFICE STORE MIDWAV. B.C. epairing OF ALL KINDS Promptly and Neatly Executed. E^- CARRIAGE PAINTING SFECIALTY. BOCK CREEK HOTEL MOCTH OF ROCK CRKEK a'in«T-CLi«8 AccoicH'j't'iTaox ro8 Giwre. GOOD STABLING Practical House and Carriage PAINTING Paper Hanging, Graining and Sign Painting. Also Kalsomining and all kinds of Decorative Work executed by E. Nash J Co., Midway and Greenwood City. Bob Hall's Stage Line (Carrying Her Majesy's Mails) Meets lhe steamer Aberdeen at Penticton on Mondays. Wednesdays and Saturdays. Passengers 10 and from Fairviesv. Osoyoos and Oroville, Wash, delivered in quick time, and by comfortable conveyance. tS-Lxce tier; fishing or KetCte Biver^-T Livery, Eecd a.id Sale Stables At Penticton, B. C. "l R. S. HALL, Pr*p. BLAaNK FORMS of any kind. ■**\/*^\ BILL OF 5ALE tt\/*mt*\ SURVEYOR'S affidavit forms fcr field notes, etc. etc A Trial Order Solicited. ADDRKS8 : TKe /idv'arvce, MIDWAY. B. CJ W. FAIRVIEW, B. C. (indt of lajpaainac ASvrcUIlh. Hoateshoeinf Keep your eye on BEAVERTON, The aeknowledged eeotre of tbe pat ^ WEST FOM MINING BELT. Lots will socs be oo tbe market. • Easy payments. i fornwdk CHY LBE. imereial Job Ppinting. For foil partieolirs apply to .. . . W. T. THOMPSON, Agent, Midway. *x.L^LJim yy W1JI J 0 '■sn Woebtxd-tV_Beo-r*e-*9bm-op. * * ** -*^ ▼ X I__ VV ^CSV-TiTS Commercial an*l Mining men shouM a, the Fa.rv.cw Hotei when i„ r\ __ __ --J art , | *-jr- H pc-t-itiuu forwent! ream A .. -._.„ •« ' *5**.*K_ ,„_ > " "" 'a,rv"**w Hot«l when in " ™ jtt_£5££:- good accomodation, Eerriir, f»S ';■'•""•'■- A*f«r back an 1*1 be iron _—L_ ' r,,r,« LAbE \\ Hi'-utiiti-to,,\,,[ (,„■ u-,„-Ui,.„ „. ii... f__ i n . ===-____—-_ *-**LL| ?roprie|j, **"*«l in ir rurally ilM,uv(l , Avane.Vjoftheehoiee8,bnindsofiLl||orsandc ■■ SITUATED AT ^^^^ ^ at the •oo^dabTfalu.,, Vr^. #»»j»W»OTi»»99»»»a*^,»*»»tiC<<C^l ^ Tfis Travellers Insurance Co,,. ! ... Of Hartford. Conn. $ rnrnrnrf plrni-torcd l.s<;:*. Htock id io und Accident Iiisiiriin,,,. I HriVES fchl'l lll'sl life iii'iu ji nee I. t'OlitraolS In llic world, No iii-i|i|i.:i'iiMient aa to dividends, Kveryihlng ituitrnuiei'rl In rirl* Viill"!'. I'l'i'lnilliil lilies 15 tu 2°i |i"i- cenl le*.***. -Iluin lliose ,,'iif nld lim- Mill Ilill I'OllipilllifS. ASSETS, .... $ January ist, 1897, $ $20884.53 * LIABILITIES* .. I7,920,j6o.jo * SURPLUS .... 3,976,.* J4.J6 f * Death Bonoflt * $ rh< Pmvrilvi oonihlnailm, Accident I-*.,ll,.„ _____-. _ ' ' <>*-'"",'""l{',*sf'"'aecidenl,il * ordinary cnnditfuns. ■'•'uintal | Kl ir:::,^"!""":1 • ■ *.•.... I Lojb nf HJghl of Imth ICj-m Um of Both I'oonii'li.iih Itands I.-1 < of One lltui'l nml Olio Koot I'nriii'inoiil Total Di.ialijl ly 1,000 VHtl -°« "J bog at or above Knee Loss of Left Band -osNof Kjtlidr Knot ' ' ' ""BofalgbtofOiioIyo 1,00 *ji .690 et, I A .-,-•< in-r. An far hack an WW be won .de Lome medal fnr teaching In tin* Qgo J. JACChan l-'rcdericlon, N.U,, normal w.-hool, and later, while an uwlrrgTadiMt'' ill at-' telidnnce at Jliillii.il'.iemlli-i,'**. 1"' "on. several scholarship*, Including tin- ^^^^^ J-jM*-) exhibition ami Llli' governor-gen- u\J\J\\\JY\\\ \ drol's gold medal, finishing an oxcep tionally lirilllanl. course witli om- "■'iC/j [ \ Q LiflTlTf tlie liest acliolanlic record* known iu \ U I j -j nil I f I tlieliisl/ii-yof liin alma mater. I'n- ' /li-i-v "»' -L. * * * iii.ih in coming to Hie province Mr. MM? * lloliiiiHon Hilccessively presided aa I'll principal over tlie Upper Niismcx and Llm Onmbelltowi), N,ll.. liigli schools. • •« - A Oood Deal. Another,Summit, nmip properly Una Imth taken Itolil of liy a strong syiidi- ciile an tt lew days ago Mr, W.b, Hogg on lielinlf of tlie lu'i-hiinent Company of Montreal, bonded tlie ".). 8." claim ill the nliove mimed camp. The bonding consideration runs into tin- thousands, therefore the owners .1, Jerrold ami partner may look lor a .siihslantial ret'oiupeuNO for the lahor ami limn spent iu making their proporty |ire gen table. 'l bu .1. N. Ih a copper gold propusition and it In Haiti lho vein on tho claim in of a hig width, surface work allowing It to be between V) and ;«l feet, The ore ho far lakeii from the vein carries a good pnrMontai'o of copper and runs from fairly low grade up to shipping Ol1 $46 ore The vein has heen ho far exposed for about 800 feet on the sur* face by erosHcutH, and iih well a abaft li.'W been Hunk to a depth of .VI feet and from III i.s a drift run 10 feet. Although not definitely Muled it is understood tho piu-tlea holding the l lioiid will start work at once, and aa the bond is not given for a long term color is given to this tusserlion. ► • . The Ruby. j A splendid strike of oie wiih made In the Unity claim, situated at Boundary falls, a few days ago when the crosscut from the su-fuot level penetrated three feet of line grade ore. This claim bas had a varied ence owing to tlie lact that until i - a recently it was impossible to find he If ♦ ,^ v rkNtc t*j *%.._. /. r-rrr a ivW vein in so'id formation. Several abafte **♦*♦* ■«!!^^-"INf:: 'H^O /S CER Mil and drift-s have l.ceu run all of which I We-have furniture on the way In CAR LOAD LOTS, an! Hotel Cascade CASCADE CITY, B. C. c- H. Thomas, Prop «Ai^W^'?R'»C0Mpjij x*^2xmmm^Lj C0LVMB^ OUR Spkcaltiks-.Varieties S^ aodo- *#»ct| '-.fko i Trees Free from J •n British Colum _ .....,i i «ts. . FRUIT AND OK.VAMKXTAL TKUBS, PLANTS AND raw Send for Free Catalogue, j E. HUTCIIERSON, Manager. I —i♦♦♦♦***************************** **** .experiJffcAHWAtOR NO RAILWAV, iiil quite 11 §\ '. •***t*********99****99****999*** find liej ♦____•» *■_• ■** - **'■"" ""' al sliaflx I ♦♦♦♦♦♦ .... ...ii llll oi Will tarried more or Ichh mineral hut as t ! ore was always mixed with more or j less country rock those erperting tin j properly knew that the ore body pr I per was hidden from them. So elu- | sive ban this ore body been that parties holding a bond hefore the present bond was given, allowed their claim to In****" "■''- .„..,... vnu i ye . * Litr|il8 of Weekly Indemnity $1,30Q. ^ AND, [f suoh injuries are sustained while riding as a passenger- in d> — 8*,0"i »"owihI th S nny p.isHeiiger conveyance lining steam . cable, or electricity a.s a * claim to lapse after spending consid * motive power the amount Ui be paid shall bejjDOuBLE the Bum /j ,^,1 lllnn„, j a Hpecilieil in tho clause under which the claim is made. * Cost $52 a vkak to Professional and Business « MeN,and Commercial Travelers. * I Other sums at proportionate rates I w. _e:. _sa"o_s»j_»is, I AOBNT l-Olt SOUTHERN BlUTISfl OOI.UMBU, MIDWAY B, V. * to* i>******* o*99*99*mm******~* * * * ,,,-ixux utUTISH OOIitJMBIA, MIDWAYB, 0. » to* 0******* <>*****9*»»»mm9mmeK^mKtRt^«9xt999*^9999999999 1 I H. PARKINSON, able money, and only recently tin present holders would have done like- wine had not an extention of time been granted them in which to prosecute the work of development, Now that the ore hody has laien found the owners ol the properly and the parties holding the bond on it, who are represented by Mr. Alex. Dick of Greenwood, are extremely well pleased and M__ Architect am ' c*vii Engineer... Financial, ■\!''*il Estate, Insurance and Miniiio A<re*,t. *•• *-'l)TAHv* 1-rili ,-.. ^^'V'^TowasltoAgeat. K • • • oiiutKs.s... "• PARKlMSON, *"*««viKw,a.o '' H'","'>-.K-l'*K„|i(.iltH,. 0Am!':;' J:.'^ Mi*m a uTii,' ;;i ",;,''?■},' •"ii,',iv'1 ''"if ', V lll'llllllOll - ,, !„,. -OK AN t^^^^m ti.v tin-Provincial Compuny. "(.'OMI'A.N'IKH Acr, 18117." "Ihe Maaunnth Oold "lining Compaay," nogistcrod tlio isili day of February, ISffl), 1 HKltKBY ('KliTIKV Dial I linvti this ilny I ivi*isli:ii'il thu"I'liil Mainiaiilli Oohl Miiiini* OuDipao}1' ns un Ivrti-ii-l'roviiiuiui Company unilor the-'(Joinpunlw Ael, l_T."lii carry out nr (jlfui'l nil nr uny of lho objects heroflltlflorsot I'm-tli in which the Icglslati™iitiihnrily nf ilm l/-«isl.;iuroof Di'ltlun Coluinbiii exienilH. Tito heiul offltio of the Company Is sltuato in th.'i'l r of Hpoknno,Spokane County, state of Wn-h Jiiriiin. I'tipHiliOttittiif iht'i'iipllnlof the Cuiupiiny is j.t'i.w 1, iiivhiiiil Into l.nnt.unn BharosofdvooontB cadi. Tno hood ofllooof lhe Company in this Prov* lit—u is sil 11,ue al ('limp jllelvutiiey, and Thniiias I'l.liitjil, Jitljie' Jliin.MJii lilrui... is I'iilnp IVtoKln* tit.-y iil.iieiiiljl. la tbo iitioi'iiey for tlte (.'oiiipiiny. Tlietiiictiif the existence of tlie Conipnny is Iif, i- yeiini. The ni.ieets for whieh the Company has been eHliitilisheil tiro :— 'I'n Witt-.;, npernle. buy, sell, iease, Ineate, ae- quire, pro.-lire, hold, anil deal in gonocally, niines, uietals, inii.eiiil linltusiifevery kitnl and tit about (lusorlpllon Wltlllll llio I 'niled Sates of Ainetiea noininif ojiii tiifiiHlt Coltuliiila,- inearry 011 uinl oonduot 'nil- suit: ageltoi'al mining, siiitjIlliiK, tiililliiK and reilue- linn blbtlniftu itti purclmai.*, acQuiro, linlil, oroot, and opi-t'itti' oloelrlt llb'lttand power plants for tlio nurpoaoof raining ami ti-oating oros, nml I'm' ihe [inrpOfJoofEiii'iiinlilngJIglitnand oroatlng Powor lot' uii purposes ; to hum!, buy, lease, locale anil hold tiltuliuB, Humes mui wnter i'IkIiIh j In eonsli'iiut, luase, liny, sell ami npui'- aie railroads, CoitJuh. Lranlways, or other moans of l.i'iiiiHpui'lnlinii, I'm' li-aiispnt'tiiig ore, mining uinl JtllOV iinilei'iiiln ; to own, bund, liny, soil, tense, lii'-ate, litiilnii'iinil liiniierelainiN ;' I.n lln and uondlicl a general lliortanttle hiitiiiinsii, nnd llmilly, lud 1 iiiiytbliig 1'iiiisi-iiiiiit, propot', ami 1'oqilinllo for llm eaiTjiiig mil ni'llieiilijeeiiiand ptirpWM :if'iie*aiil in Iliith' I'uilesraiiil hi'onde'il ■"•uie, wll.liinthetet't'ltoi'y aforesaid, (ilv.'ii iiiiiIi-i- my linini ami seul uf otlluo al I V'i.'lnria, i'luvitiee i,f liritlhli t.'iilitiiibla, Ihln ,,. . ,,, .,, , ,, Iwenly-eiglli ilny nf Keliniiuy, niio IIiimihiiiiiI PII'sl-( 1,'tSH SIlllillllg, drf,'i| |,, ivilaielnl'icli■•iiiiie. |i...-.| ** V V, iin'i'l'ii','. Aii'.VISTRONG B.C. I Itoglmrarof JotniSiookCoiaponloii, txm. . '"'J weupleased and ™miE of iSn^itHsSIS _n_, ... I lie a treni. *m.mijt 11 gem r t_. ; Standing Alone. Bucked by the boat wlshei. of the -u.di'yeaHt.indweHt.itwoulda,,: 1 in (* Oorb,n wi» havo to Jf'^^P-K. single handed In the ^rcontestoverth'e Kottlo uZ valley llailway ebartor r^.vt . Mi. 11 li . "'**"•■• liilst year !,,, , , ' *1"1 """tlxm nt, SW3T_S*-,"rwS "•K "«>"' for the Kettlo Blva ■.., I nn |um. Will |ii,,.ii.;,.Mii.„. ;„;""' ''*v Provlmf property •l^'MIOS 11. MoMYNN "' KBVES, Prop. Aoftouiniodfttlon, Beat Lititibra and OlgHra, in ?few%« will be able to oflbr cur patrons Bed Room Sets rh.,t_. Chairs and Tables Lounges, - - Sideboards, etc. etc. - . ^LOFT„EUTESTPAm_NsANDnEsi(iNs AND AT PRtCES .VIIICH WILL DEFY COMPI-TITOvJ We are ag-ents for the NEW wIIIumc W W'LL!AMS and «AYM0ND SEWING MACHINES. T^Gnlly & Co.,- Greenwood, B.Cj THE -—~~™~~~mm. PIONEER - HOTEL '.»:«„„„ C,T, „„™„AKV Um „ c We utile jnsl onened Hi.. .1 ISI - £ »* S p ' iti;hdt "»' ff-7-od Olty, „ ,. }mJ class Livery Htal.le. K"'"1 "«•>•«.ucdatlow, Good Catering fia BROOKLYN^HOUSE 'Jltl'JI'JiVW.Iiii,,..,.,. „ 0D '""**'• "nn-niAiiv CIIEKK. "" '»'''«"»"*» Sisrs o«' *«» .«i...i„„ ,7. t—^ ***>. <fewj; . _,TO] THE MIDWAY HOTEL MIDWAY k'i'TTi 1* ^ yvnt, M' [ ji j,* Rivr_j<. ^'■stOla^AceoinnuKlallon. Ooodtfi .,. --,,,,,,, . od,Ntab|-ng. -Tamtous of Stage Lino fomjfvrcus, Washington, "^ & SEIOHTLET. Pr0p„et„r, ,.^ une uanadlan Pa* olflo Company ojfet's no opposition to new legislation in regard to tbo Drum* moiid Counties Kailway. It will he re iiiciiilicrcil tluit I ist session the light I'm the charter for the Kottlo River road iu ilritish Coltitnbia was one of tho hottest over put up between the two great llailway corporations before parliament ll. now looks as if tbo Kettle Itiver llailway, wanted by Air. (.'oibin and bis friends, would l-i thrown down. The great opponmi lasi year was the <!. P. H., and the I li; il I, w'.l s tl elose one to tbo finish. "me Kellie Kiver Koad is a straight lompefitor wilh the C, P. It. in the milling district, of Ilritish Colli 111 bill, the intention being that the road tap lhe American linos to the .south or tlu border, I8TKICT. indicates that other thtin Americans nre engaged on its production. Sprinkled through its news columns are owe of the leading pean centers aod these despatch* Greenwood, It, . . , ,. „ . ' i despatches froni many n-iemls \__' . , . , . , hiiropejin center llli lor Ins speedy , , , , . ,. , .. , " • esitre labeled, republican pionilnli-d. , The advert isinir columns of the paper His spent a day , . . . . i * i are very entertaining as some strange m&&9$e«tm "Ww.. ■'-*■ * BMWF the week, and to thu public est dh his tour ,0.;Blvill(', is engaged Hon to Mr. James When this ad* r, Atwood will* tie house. bverninent super- is, is expected here Mi- is expected ill to I for the huilding ol' lowest fork of Kettle jted in tbe Corbin none shoulil miss the *ning the petition to at Ottawa which is ted in this neighltor* _Brell one of Vernon's M gift with others for the infantry. Mr. ('rowell i.s a •ftllflOOtractor and builder and obt the new field at Atlin has ition*ior him. reaaidenta of ('.imp .McKinney petitioned tin- government for a Ut Constable They sliould also l.Iopk-up, as it is sometimes Or an officer to keep the Keep a prisoner under ns lances. jonsider.it ion of Midway |adivisional point at least tn come Ihe Midway ;;b said donated to Ihe 0. foot right-of-way through Iproperty from east to aell gave ihe railroad coui- kwelfih unsold lot. vLynch of Oamp .McKin- jfought before the local Tuesday last on a charge felted one Frank Black tout a week previously. the accused pleaded Was lined SHI and costs III all to $18. Keli'liiiiu. of IJi-eenwood, (Way for the first time on Est, and while here Mr. JfWas lavish in his praise of >as viewed from a vi-sideiili.'ii Dt. With the end of the 6.P.R, hen- and r.iilwaysrciteiiiig at Bt Mr. Ketchiini could see a p Midway. I Wood, of Greenwood, re* from Penticton on Monday r. Wood was out looking after ng iiiieresis. he having an in* i a claim which it situated close cton, and fnun which it is ex- re will soon lie shipped to the letters. In fact arrangements being made to carry this into people of Grand Forks and _, do ii itBOOD liury the hatchet, |cl. Brown thei xeculive head P. li will have to be sent for. ition and other railway sappearas if by magic lu the f this official, therefore it he surprising if Iiis services is effective in municipal and tilierentanglements engag- entiiin of the above named leg. • 5s. Banning' of Trail, arrived Iiring the past week, and so was he with Midway's ad- that he purchased n five of land froni the Midway \ ind as well some lots Upon * will at once, it is said, erect p, and lo show thnt. he means nd has come to stay lte is led in the cultivation of his tact. Mrs. Griffin another if Trail, also visited the town - week, and before returning sled ii) a live tu-re block. V Coryell, P.LS, nn old lent of Mitiwny, paid tha isit ou Friday last. Mr. ust us Confident as ever that ' under the sum can boast of mineral Wealth in a given t contained in British Co- bin that section of the pro- led on the east by the Coir, on tin-west by the Krjtser ie north by.thet! P. K. and ith by the International line. . In this territory is bills of millions of dollu expressions are made use of by the advertisers when referring to their wares, As the doner litis not disclosed his name it is impossible other than to herein return thanks, and olfer tin. assurance that the American will occupy a commanding position in Tnu Advance office for the future. A noted divine was a visitor in Midway on Monday last, and his experience on ilml day will noi he forgotten for.sonic lime (o come, lie came from Grand Forks by way ol lhe iiioiiiiiain road and decided to return to Grand Forkp liy way of the Kettle river road. Naturally hefore stalling out on a strange road questions were asked and tlie divine was uhly and concisely directed, his instructions embodying the fact that he was not to cross the Kettle river ns the road kept on the north side of the river all the .way to Grand Forks. With these Instructions the wayfarer ambled (ill* on his sleek little nag, but instead of following directions lie started on a wrong course and passed through Midway and on to Hock Creek. Being thoroughly imbued with a sense of his surroundings, the traveller all unconscious crossed lhe river at Itigriins.aiid being intoxicated with sun flecked morning air he also fuiled to call for inspiration at the bars of either the Riverside or Hock Creek hotels, and thus Innocently he wended Iiis way up tlie Kettle river valley. On, on he went past, tiie habitations of man aud out into the wilderness, and so diligently did he amble along or rather did his nag amble along tlmt the noonday sun found him near the west fork of Kettle river and the evening sun at .1 ti.lint wliere the wagon road had merged itself into a mountain trail and j the trail had run ovt to a point. Then I and only then did lhe wayfarer realize tiiat broad is the way and straight the road which leaded) to (irand Forks, and as soon as this dawned upon him, he became conscious or' this mistake and so turned and wended his' weary way hack to the point of his departure in the morning, at which point he arrived in a thoroughly exhausted and pitiable condition about the hour of midnight, Pipes, Cigars AND t'X* Cigarettes ■NOVELS- J. A. UNSWORTH, DRUGGIST Id IDWAY - B. 0. *t99tt9t)9tt ..- trj-i-j,'; '^W-ft&*-'x'~..fi)j] St ^&&&% The Russell Hardware Co., mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm Of Greenwood City, B. ('., bas jnsl received a car load of stoves, aid in the as- soi'lnieut iitity he fnuiid every disi'i'iplion of ihe siove from the highest class range down to the small lin stove for the prospector. A peculiar feature ill con nection wilh this shipment, is, that although yuu can cbnosi from a g eat variety ynu can only gel,one quality, 'The Best". As lo price? Well, considering the quality tbey aro Cheap I Cheap! I Cheap 111 and so ynu would say if you examined tbe goods. —♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦— —^Don't delay for the stoves are selling every day.=^-*» —♦♦•>♦•»♦♦♦— Or Jars by Wall Receive Prompt Attention C F. COSTERTON VfcKNON. I). (' General Real Estate & Financial Agt. NOTAHY PUBLIC. Afg-ent Pojvfik- Thk Royal Insukanck Coy. The London and Lancasiuuk Visa Insurance Cot, The Insi'iiance Ooy. ov North America. The London and Canadian Fire Insurance Coy. The His Life Ahsi'ranck Coy ui- Canada. The Dominiop Bt'iLDiNci and Loan Assik iation. Ai-i'raiser i-'tii: the Canada Permanent Loan and Savings Coy. Plenty of Work. Mr. JI'. Graves the vice-president of several of the most important companies operating in the Boundary Creek district, returned io Spokane a few days ago, and made the factjknown that as yet tlu- Granby Consolidated .Mining and Smelting company bud not selected theirjsntelter site iu this district. Referring to the work being done and to he done in the mines iu which be is interested he said that the shaft in the Uid Ironsides would without cessation of work he carried down to IheiXDO-fooi level and that much heavier machinery would be installed so that tliiu mine could be worked to even a greater depth. Sinking on the , . ■ - '•■■ i-,--. (' .. '. I '"•'■; V* Notice to Taxpayers. ASSESSMENT ACT AND PROVINCIAL REVENUE TAX ACT. Iimi, Creek Division of Tale Dlatrlct. Keep Your Eye On This Space. ____£__& N OTICK Is hereby given In accordance with uml jilt TiiXf.-icvti'il under tin- Assessment Act, are now da* for lln- \inr !*!"i. All the ai *i*-f I named taxes collectible within the Itock t'lvij j I'ivi-i.m nf Vjiic lii-triw ire iiavnhli; at tny , office ni Oi-miii'-. Y.ilv District, A__se5| taxes aro collectible nt the f"!!<iuiin.'nii''.\ vis: lf paid nn or before Jane 301 h. 189ft Tlirci'-iiftlis of one per cent on real property. Two and one-half lier cent un assessed value i.f wild Intnl. One half uf one per cent on personal property, On eo aandb of tno Income "f any person as 'a on.- thousand dollars the following Knob Hill would also take place goon astlieiip-rai.se now being cut is! •*■<*■' llj""'*1-v :'.1 '*""' meb pientf of incomej , , *_, ... . , . when the Niine is not ntiiri'ih'in ten tliiiiisand completed, the victoria claim too I dollars, one per cent, when snch excess Is oror will In- developed by a drift which will ^^dX^r^irqffi xYleiZ nm from the 200-foot level in the Old I P-w oBnt, "ton such oxcosa i* mer twenty , ., , „, ., . . . , thousand dollarsoue ami uui' half of ono-per li'orisides sliatt, this beuif; made oent. possible owing to the fact: that the " *"i',!;![ll'risl J"ly 1S|I,\ r „, „ , , 1 < _ ° hour tlflhsof one p.r nui "ii real property. Victoria claim adjoins thc Old Iron- Three per cent nn the assessed vaafus ot wild *phe Miners Home, FAIRVIEW, B. C. THIS HOTEL offers the best of accommodation at moderate charges. Only the best brands cf liquors and cigars kept on hand. A good table and good beds add much to the comfort of i:s patrons. E. MORRIS, PROP. Rossland, Greenwood. fides on the east. /lore Railroading. The contract has heen let to .Mann, Foley Brothers & Larsen for the construction of the branch roads which are designed to tap the several mining camps in this district. These branch lines run iu the one instance from (Ji ecu wood City to camps Dead- wood and Copper, and iu the other from Summit camp designated Eholt liy the railway people to camps Greenwood and Central. The extension of the road from .Midway to Hock Creek has also, so It is said, been let, so that even when the railway reaches Midway, grading will In-carried on in lhe district for some time to come, in fact, at', P. II. otliiialsi.itcd a few days ago that for Ilie next Iwo years road I building would he caroled on in this ecious metals and unborn | neighborhood, This covering tin-district wilh a network of railways demonstrates that tlieC. I*. R. Company appreciates the value of being closely iu touch .vitll the fountain heads of mineral production in ihis portion of the province. It means plenty "l* transportation and on pergonal the Store will not si isted. ■-elcoine visitor arrived at ■■en olllce this week iu tbe ooy of the American, the 'iihlislied at Manila in lhe islands. The paper is a ie yearly subscription price It is printed on a reddish- la paper and the get up thai Njitst what tlieC. 1'. H. is after, Iniul. Three fourth^ of one per cenl property. (!n so nmch of Ilie ute .me et any pcrsnn as exceed*, nm' thousand ih.ll.tr*: the following nut-; ti.iiui'ly: ■ Upon such excess, when the -jjinie is tm; iiiiirc tlniii ten thousand dollars; mic iimi one Quarter percent, whonsuoh excess is oyer len thousand ih-Ilar- ami less than tavonty thousaud dollars, cue .md otic half of nne percent, when such excess is over twenty thousand dollars one nnd threo quarters cf one per cent. Provincial Itcvenue tux s: i«' per cnpltn. i .A. U. I.A.MHI.Y, Osoyoos, B. C A-.-<—orand Collector. Vi'liruary.'llh, |8W. THE BEALEY INVESTMENT AND TRUST GOL NOTICE. THB) Columbia and Western ltnilwaj- rom- pany will apply to Ide Parliament of Canada nt its next Session for nn .Act utvimr to ttie Company authority to uwue lirsf eiortange bond* to bo ft charge on il - railnay, Including its limit! line and hnincltes, not o\eeeilitig thirty-live thousand dollars per' mile thereof, and for other piirpn.-i.--. ft. CAMPBKLL OSWALD, Montreal, -March 7, ISH, Secretary LIMITED LIABILITY Real Estate and Mining Brokers. FIN/ML AND INSURANCE AGENTS Fire Insurance a Specialt*/. QEOi,^nNwA^Ncl;y.TcAaER IN THE* JT. KEYES, Prop. Good Accommodation, Best Liquors nml Cigars, First -Class Stabling, ARMSTRONG B.C. ty \ / ty I ty x) K ST. LOUIS HOTEL AT ty \, i ty i I V 4 Camp McKinney, B. C. Patrons will find a new house, neatly furnished, and possessing: all modern conveniences, tending* to the comfort of guests. Strict attention paid to the wants and wishes of customers at all times coon STABLING ON THK PREMISES. Lyneh & McDuff - Proprietors. jLmmt n y v \j\JU CITY-*- [b the Central To wnund'S.iipplj! Point bf the Boundary Creek Mining Camps. From this New Town roads lead to the Greenwood, Deadwood. _.mm uoi.oh laaajiu-aw_■*_— ■ mtmmo^mix^mxjotmm^mmmmmxm Copper, .Summit, Long Lake, axma * i*i,it-nmA.wmmxwMma.~r*-tt* .Tmrjrmmtmmtli [-■■»n^,-_>ww_—a———a-i Skylark, White and Atwood, Wellington and Smith Camps. otB-wommMtax^-iinmmom'tcaxxjiomtmmb^mtmmmtxmmmtomxmmw^mKwmwBmmmmmm^mam^ Lois are Selling Freely and are a Good Investment, For Price of Lota and Other Infm-umtiim, Address ROBERT WOOD, tmm mm, wammmmmmemmmmmmmmmwmmsm Greenwood (lity, Botind-.ry Greek, B. 0, Or Apply to Agents, C. F. Costki'TON, Vernon, B. C. A. K. Stuakt, Vancouver, 13. C. ♦♦♦»»i»»»»»»»^-^»!?i»*°^»«««««e«^««€«C6««C«€««S€«««*««2 | The Travellers Insuranee Co... I I rmrirrrmTirmT I .... Of Hartford. Conn, f It) I I iif a) <■> f * It) via * «* I .**_'! m Ohartortd 1863. htock Life mul Accident li>siir;ince. I HSDES-thH hesl lifiifliisuiunre I ctnitracls in iiii' w.iilil. No dlsappnintiirani as ip dividends. Everything gnn'rnulrefl in ad* v.-uii'c. Premium lull's lo iii 2j) pHr ci'iil less-'IIum lliosBjjof nld Uni' Mill mil ■•iiiiiiuiiiii'.*.. ASSHTS, January ist, 1897, J $20884.53 3J 17,920,260.29 * LIABILITIES, SURPLUS . «*■ The Travellers Ooml % <t> % t *> 9* it) ill «. « it to a. -inatinn Accident Policy guarantees for under ordinary I'lincliiions. 2,976,4X*J*,5*a J ■-accidental $ Dcat.li IScnellt .... S3 i«i Loss of .Siglil of Huth lOycs . 5,01)0 Lo&s uf Both Fool or Dol li 1 lands S,0W I/J.;s of Olio Hand nml Ono Koot S.IKX) 1'iirni'wioiit Tolal Eftsabll ty L'.JiOO 1,083 of lllflit Ilaiul . , f,ORS of IjOg ut or above Knee Loss of l„ft Hiiml . . , Lous uf KliliuM Knot I.o«s of Bight of Ono I ye . $2,600 it) ..Atii ¥ I.0M $ 1,00 oi, .650 # Lirr)its of Weekly Indenirjity $1,30(). AND, rf such injuries are sustained while riding as a passengcHn * any passenger conveyance using steain .cable, or electricity as a $ motive power the amount to lie paid shall b^DOUBLK tlie sum specmed in olio clause under which the claim i.s made. $ Cost $52 a vi-AK to Professional and Business $ Men.and Commercial Travelers. | Other sums at proportionate rates A SENT FOR .SOUTHERN BHITISIICOMWIBIA, MIDWAY B, 0. ♦»»?>»^»^j:,»^»»»»a»»a»^fgegfei.g€6^.gC<<,^444^4^ R. H. PARKINSON, a* ie £$£ Architect an1 ,___. Civil Eng-inaer., i.*j 'ii|i 'iiii. f^c.tl Estate, I iisui-(ii|i-(> ,-incl Mining Ajjeqt, _.*» VOTAUY X' nil vii-w Townaall PtTBLICaMW ^JJUIlt. CERTIFICATE OF THE REGISTRATION -OK AN- Bxtra-Provinclal Company. "Cojii-axikh Act, 18117." "The Mammoth (lota rilning Con-pan*/,' ... 4DW1I—8.. . H. II. PARKINSON, wiBvijaw, a. o, ♦ ... '"i'r''H(>oii<l<iiiij<. g.ilii-jifil. ... auiiopi at, Vancouver has been appointed Superintendent of Education fm-the province, a position recently vacated liy Or. Pope who held the position for several years. As to Mr. Robinson's qualifications it mav lie said lie has had a long and uniformly successful experience as a teacher. As far back as 1881 he WOU the Lorne nieilal lor leaching in tlie Fredericton, N.H., normal school, and later, while an undergraduate in attendance at Daihousie college, he won several scholarships, including tho ,11801) exhibition and the governor-general's gold medal, finishing an exceptionally brilliant course with one of tlie best scholastic records known in the history of his alma mater. Previous to coining to the province Mr. Robinson successively presided as principal over the Upper Sussex and lhe Culiihclltown, N,H., high schools. r*. A Oood Deal. Another .Summit eamp property has been taken hold of by a strong syndicate as a few days ago Mr. VV.L. Hogg on behalf of the Investment Company of Montreal, bonded the "J. 8." claim iu the above named camp. The bonding consideration runs into the thousands, therefore the owners .1. Jerrold aud partner may look fora substantial recompense for the labor and time spent in making their pi-opcrty presentable. 't he J. S. is a eopjier-gold proposition and it is said the vein on the claim is of a big width, surface work showing it lobe between 2(1 and 30 feet. The ore so far taken froni the vein carries a good persentfl_e of copper and runs from fairly low grade up to shipping or845 ore. The vein has been so far exposed for aliout .'s00 feet on the surface by crosscuts, and as well a shaft has been sunk t<i a depth of 30 feet and fiom this a drift run 10 feet. Although not definitely stated it is understood tho parties holding the bond will start work at once, and as the bond is not given for a long term color is given to this assertion. ►#« The Ruby. A splendid strike of oie avas made in the Ituby claim, situated at Bouudary Falls, a few days apt when the cross* cut from the 80-foot level penetrated three feet of line grade ore. This claim has had a varied experience owing to tin- tact Unit until quite recently it was impossible tu find he vein in so'id formation. Several shafts and drifts have lieen run all of which curried more or less mineral but as the ore was always mixed with more or less country rock those experting the property knew that the ore laaly pro* per was hidden from them. So elusive has Ibis ore laaly been that parties holding a bond before the present bond was given, allowed their claim fo lapse after spending considerable money, and only recently the present holders would have done likewise had not an extention of time been granted them in which to prosecute the work of development. Now that the ore body has lieen found the owners ol the property and the parties holding the bond on it, who are represented by Mr. Alex. Dick of Greenwood, are extremely well pleased and therefore for the future all should go well with the Ituby, which if it does not belie its name should eventually be a gem. »■ •-< Standing Alone. Hacked by the best wishes of the country east and avest, it would seem as if Mr. ll. 0. (lorbin will have to light the ('. P. It. single handed iu the coming contest over the Kettle Itiver Valley Railway charter. Lust year Mr. Corliin had the support of the (fraud Trunk, and even' then got turned down, aud now judging from some recent expressions in the Toronto World il would seem he is tn lose this support. Upon the subject the World v-iiia/v - H(j™ Commercial and Mining men should r. put J at the Fairview Hotel when in cam I GOOD HCCOMODflTION, EVERYTHING EXCRltr! Qeo J. SKeeKan THQS. WARP FALLS HOTEL.,, Si The hotel is centrally lociued and is a stopping pldce tor Good fishing in Ihe vicinity, (food stabling, A variety of the choicest brands of liquors and cigars at the bar SITUATED AT BOUNDARY FAI-U, B J Hotel Cascade \v*\ CASCADE CITY, B. C. Headquarters for mining mpn visiting the Christina I_i*r district. Stopping place fol stages on route from I C. H. Thomas, Prop Marcus to Boiinda J .Creek poinui kmtahi.jshku ies.3. MAINLAND NURSERY COMPANfl - LADNER'S. - BRITISH - COLUMBIA Ouk Si'kcialtiks—Vjiricifes Profitable in Briiish Columbi Trees Free from Pests, KIMJIT AM) ORNAMENTAL TKKES, PLANTS A.VD mnj Send for Free Catalogue, j E. Hi<tciierson, Man, er. RAILWAY. OR NO RAILWAY ;'|l|>#M"H"»,H"«M*M«M******** ' t ^*_5_^v ONE THING IS CERTM^ We have furniture on the way in CAR LOAD LOTS, anu in a few days will he ahle to offer cur patrons Bed Room Sets Chairs nnd Tables Lounges, - - Sideboards, etc. etc. - - ALL OF THE LATEST PATTERNS AND DESIGNS AND AT PRICES aVHICH WILL DEFY COMI'KTITOYl We are agents for the NEW WILLIAMS and RAYMOND SEWING MACHINES. T. M. Gully & Co., - Greenwood, B. C nvuwuvawwaMVWM THE PIONEER ■ HOTEL! Greenwood Citv Boundary Creek, NOTICE. ri .MKIn nj jMH"li .it Moron ■ Ire ifJrnij .onoral bell i •It about commit nogtetcrod Uio isib ilny of February, ito. I HMltKBY (-KRTIKY Dial I havo Hin day I I'l'xMui'i'il iIhj-'I'Iiii MniiiiiiiilbiJolil Mlnlni* I .uiii pany' n* nn l£xtni*Frovlnclnl ''unmiiny under the "Companion Act. l-WT.'in oarri mil rn- otfljot »M or nny of llio oqjeale li'-ri'luufiuriiol fnrlli In whli'li Ihu li'Kl.liilh'iiiiiiihiirily of Uio I^KinUiuroof iiiiJi.ii ciiiiiiniiii'(ixionils. Tlinhi'ii'l nllli'i'of llm (.'iiiiiimny In nlHiato in Ivii'h :-'?J"*,0,(llno',,l,**'*tBno wnnty, Htaioof a tow divya ftgo wiial 'Ihu iniiiiinl uf ilu'ijiipllul of llm Cnniiwiiy Ih tW'1, iMvIjIijjI inin i,ini>,imi HliuniHiif Ihui'i'iilH ijjiiii, Tim lii'inl iilll.ii'nf ihu Company in thin Prov- i.iuij la allu.llo al I iimp .MoKimiuy. and Tlioiiiaa iiuiiiiiil, minor whodottddrogs la ajiimp MoKlnnoy iil'ii C'.i l-i, i. I tir iiiiiininy for llm (.'iimii.uiy. Thi'linujiif tlie I'Kladincuof the Oinnpiuiy Ih lif.y yearn, Thu ii ijoalu for which the Conipany lm« boon rr-ln '..i' hud are :— '1'iMMir.j. opemUi, buy,soil, leium, locate, ne- quire, pro-lire, hold, nnil deal In generally milieu, mi-lain, inlooml i laiuiaofovory klml a*" ilcw-ripllnn wnliiii iho ' nltj'il " hnlel nl. Grepnvrood t'ily. ana nir ;iic|>»im*B Wo imvi-jiisi opened llienhov to ivi'lioiiK. Kni.Kis and provide kuuiI accomiuodation. Good Caterinif. i class ] livery Sin die. J W. NELSON PROPRIETOR ■iiilmof Anii'i-i. ■■'■. ; ■ iiuuiii* M-imt! hy proving property- mul p*\ in<j exponsos, JAMK3 (i. MoMVNN AHISTEOM I0TKL II. KEYES, Prop. (Innd AccimiiiiddrtLion, HijjjiI. Lkjiiors and Olgnrs. FirKt-CliiKK jStftblinfr ARMSTRONG B.C. and Hi lush CoIiiiiiM 111 nearly on and ouiiduct ageneral mining, aiiiolllnjf, iiiIIIjuk ami rod imu bunlm h* ;in puichnae, acquiro, Imiil, orocl ■mil oponile uloctrlc li-h; and power plnni* f,„. thopurpoaoof mining nml ti-oatlng mw, and lur Ihu iiiirpuiJiMiffuriiiKliliigiigiiiHiind ofcatliw piiwer |»r all purpiinc-H; in bund, Imv. loOao Ini'iiii! .uni hold diii'hi'ii, flumea and water rlglilHilii I'liiiBlriii-t, lease, Imv, sell and ciiim- nl o I'hIIi'ojiiIs. foi ri-*, I mm ways, or ul bur mi s ui U'.iiispiiriiiiiini, fiirii'ans|iiirliii|' oro, miiilm- mul .ilbiti' mali'il.ils; loown, bund, Imv, sxill ii'iise, lucato, llinUwand timber claims; to do' amleiiniiiiel a goiieral iniiri'iiiiillebiinliiiwi nml llimly, lodiiinylhing consilient, primer, Mlni roqillaltq fur llm Clirrylni* mil nf lhe OMooll anil |,«,r|i,,Kisjlf,,r,T,,!,|i,,in,.ir,',l:i,j,,,ln,r'|,1,,,,,|('.l hi'ijiju, Willi,ii Ilie leivjlcry aforoaftld, Blveii under my hand anil seal nf uilleo ai Vi'iiii',,1, in.vim f |iriH*li cnliiinhin, n,|« iweiilyi'lmb day ,,f F,.|,ruary, ono lliuiisnml t'lgnl himan il and iilnoty.nloo. I'"H-I ■*■*. v. wm ri tux, Hcgwirarof Jolnl nttieZx Compaiiloa, "The World lio/ntl, on what ii|i|w'iii-s to lie tin- best iiiitliouty yesterday, that the Grand Trunk Railway Company lmd made a deal l-eeimtly, whereby the foi-incr will remain neutral in the coming fight for the Kettle Hiver charter, on condition that "the Canadian iv elflo Company ojfettl no opposition to new legislation in regard to the Drum* nioiiil Counties Iliiilway. It will bere- iiii'inlicri'ililmi lustsessionlheflglitfor the charter for the Kettle River road in Ilritish Ooiumbia was one of the hottest ever put up between the two great Railway corporations before parliament It now looks as If the Kettlo Itiver Ifjiilwav, wanted by Mr Oofrbln and his friends, would |)('. thrown down, The groat opponent, last year was the C, I'. If, ,„„| |,|„, fight WOS tt close one to the finish, The Ketlle Hiver llond is a sti-aiirhl eoinjietitor with the O, P, II. in t,|„. imning dlstriot of Hritish Ooiumbia, the Intention being that the road tup tlie American lines to the south of the border, BROOKLYN HOUSEl GRBENWOOD CAMP, BOUNDARY CHEKK. Oood Accommodation for Travellers, Flrst-cliis* Meals Served J Good Llvory Stable in connection. •Taped. Graf, . Prop. THE MIDWAY HOTEM MIDWAY, KETTLE RIVER. First Class Accommodation. Good Stabling. Terminus of Stage Uno from Marcus, Washington, McAULEY &, KEIGHTLEY, Proprietors. .wtitttt ■ TfiK ADVANCE ISTKICT. iis many friends I ih for bis speedy j irns spent a day or tW0!) jl- the week, untl txttetr-i xWlt to thu puhlic school hi M^est (Ml his tour Oontna-or, 0. MfciUc, is engaged Wil to Mr. James Atwood's IS When this ad- indicul.es thai, other than Americans nre engaged on its product ion. Spj'lii* „ . , . kled thi-oiigh its news columns are if Greenwood, is , , , ,. ,",, -,-, ,, , n-!.... i.. I despatches iron) some, ot the lending European centers and these dospiitnb* esare lulielwl, republican prohibited, The advertising coliiiims of the paper are very entei-lainiiigas some strange expressions are made uso of liy the advertisers when referring to their wares. As the doner bus not disclosed his name it is impossible other than to herein return thanks, and offer the assurance that tho American will occupy a commanding position in Tub Advance office for the future. make thebridgaow riiftf*.' Ul aa« jgMr. Atwood will* little house. ivcrnmont super- i, is expected here le is expected in to for the building of West fork of Kettle in . the Corbin tne should miss the :ning ibe petition to al Ottawa which is led in this neighbor- ofpftim the go-torn norHrite' ' 000*1 jfr. T«-B.;5(Ji»Well one of Vernon's olttWWI Hp with others for tht Atlin Lake country. Mr. < 'nm-ell is a SSSfulcontractor and builder and doubt the new field at Atlin has attiactloitsforhitn. Rie residents of Camp McKinney aaa petitioned the governuieiit. for a dent constable. They .should also i$jlijfaj.:look-up, us it. is soiiii'liines "' '"ri|pr.-in ofllcer to keep the keep a prisoner under Distances, ^tinsidt-i-ation tif Midway idivisioii.il point at least In collie the Midway rid said donated lo Ihe (J, ■iot right-of-way ihrough [■properly from east to jaell gave the railroad coin- Iwell'th unsold lot. ij-iich of Cainp McKin- Jought before the local I Tuesday last on a charge (lulled one Frank lllack out a week previously. the accused pleaded na lined $1(1 and costs all to $ IS. Ketch lull, of (Ireenwood, jraay for the first time on and while here Mr. PWus lavish in his praise of lias viewed I'niiM.i residetilial nt. WiththcendoftlietUM*. -re and railways centering al Mr. Ketcliimi could sec a l>r Midway. Wood, of (ireenwood, re* (from Penticton on Monday Ir. Wood was out looking after Kg Interests, be having an lu* j a cl.-iim which ii situated close Irion, uud froni which it i.s ex* Ire will soon he shipped to Ilie lelters, In fact arrangements lieing iiiiuli-to c.-ii'i'v tills into [p'.ipic ol' (Ji-aiiil Forks and uio uot soon bury the hatchet, id. Brown the executive head |iJ. K will have to be sent for. Il.iliiiii uud other railway lisappoar us if by magic in the |of this official, therefore It jjbe surprising if his set vices effective in municipal and her entanglements engag* la-ill ion of the above Honied tics. ■ . Ilanhnrg, ol'Trail, arrived ring the past week, and so twas ho with Midway's nd* jthnt he purchased 11 live of land from the Midway r nil us well some lots Upon i will at once, it is said, erect , and to show thai, he means (nnl has come to slay he is igeil in the cultivation of his ■tract. Mrs. Grlffln another lol'Tiail, also visited the town l<- week, und before returning li'sled ill it five acre block. •V Coryell, P. L S, uu old Benl of Midway, paid tin ■visit on Friday lust. Mr. • just us confident us ever that ry under the sum can boost of mineral wealth In u given ■nnt contained in Ilritish Co* frilhln thnl.section of Ibe pro- Ended on I he oust by the Co* fiver, on tho west by the Kroner Hhenortli by the V I*. H. and Inont.lt by the Internal innal line. In this territory Is pindieils of millions of dollars 'precious ineliils and unborn Ions will not see the store pliillisted. welcome Visitor arrived ut |Vaw1'J oflice this week in the rn copy of the American, t liter published nt Manila In the (le Islands. The pnper is u id the yenrly siibscriplion price pi) It Is printed on a reddlsb- A noted divine was o visitor in Midway on Monday lost, and his experience on that doy will not be forgotten for some time to come. He came from Grand Forks by way of the mountain road and decided to return to Grand Foii.- by way of the Kettle river rood. Naturally before starting ont on a strange rood questions were osked ond the divine was ably and concisely directed, his instructions embodying the fact that be wos not to cross the Kettle river ns the road kept on the north side of the river nil the .way to Grand Forks. With these instructions the wayfarer ambled off on his sleek little nog, but instead of following directions he started on a wrong course and passed through Midway and on to Bock Creek. Being thoroughly imbued with a sense of bis surroundings,'the traveller oil unconscious crossed the river ot liigrims.and being intoxicated with sun flecked morning air he also failed to cull for inspiration ot the bars of either the Riverside or Hock Creek hotels, ond thus inno.Jently he wended his way up the Kettle river valley. On, on he went past the habitations of man nnd out info tbe wilderness, und so diligently did he amble along or rather did his nag amble along Unit the noonday sun found hfm near the west fork of Kettle river und the evening sun ut a point wliere the wagon road had merged itself into a mountain trail und thc frail bud run out to a point. Then and only then did the wayfarer realize that broad is the way and straight the mad which leadeth to Grand Forks, and .as soon as this downed upon him, he became conscious of this mistake nnd so turned ami wended his weary way back to the point of his depart ure in the morning, at which point he arrived in a thoroughly exhausted and pitiable condition about the hour of midnight, J. A. UNSWORTH, DRUGGIST MIDWAY - B. C. The Russell Hard ware Co., Of Green wood City, B. C, hns just received a car load of stoves, aid in Ihe as- sorlinent may be found every discriplion of lhe stove from the highest class range down to I he small tin stove for the prospector. A peculiar feature in con nection wilh this shipment is, lhat although you con cboosi from a g eat variety you can only get one quality, .'The Best". As Io price? Well, considering the quality Ihey are Cheap I Cheap 11 Cheap! 11 und so ynu would sny if you examined the goods. C. F. COSTERTON ViatNON, B. c General Eeal Estate & Financial Agi. NOTARY PUBLIC. A.f?*sxxt, Poriv- The Royal Insuranck Coy. The London and Lancashire Fibb Insurance Coy. The Insurance Coy, of Nokth America. The London and Canadian Fire Insurance Coy. The Sun Like Assurance Coy uu Canada. The Dominiok Buildinu and Loan Association. Appraiser kor the Canada Permanent Loan and N.\ vinos Coy. rDon't delay for the stoves are selling every day.=^— Or Jars by Hall Receive Prom-it Attention Plenty of Work. Mr. .1.1'. tl raves the vice-president of several of the most Important companies operating in the Boundary Creek district, returned lo Spokane a few days ago, and mude the fuet'knowii thut us yet tlie Granby Consolidated Alining and Smelting company hud nol. .selected thcir_smclter site in this district. Referring to the work being done and to be done in the mines in which he is inl crested lie said tbat the shaft iu the Old Ironsides would without cessation of work be carried down to theUOO-fooi level and that much heavier machinery would be installed so that this mine could be worked to even a greater depth, Sinking on the Knoll Mill would also take place a.s soon as the up-raise now lieing cut is completed. The Victoria claim too will Im- developed by a drift which will run IVoiii the 2tl0-fool level in the Old Ironsides shafl, this being made possible owing to the fact that the Victoria claim adjoins the Old Ironsides on the east, Notice to Taxpayers. Space. MBMMtt- More Railroading. The contract has beeu lol to Mann, Poloy Brothers & Larsen for the con* sliuclioii of Ihe brunch roads which are designed to lap the several mining camps iu this district. These brunch lines run in the one iiislunce from (I'l'i'cnwood City to cunips Dead- wood untl Copper, uml in the other from Summit camp designated Kholt by the railway people lo camps Greenwood und Central, 'The extension of the roud from Midway to Hock Creek has also, so it Is said, been let, so Ihut even when lhe rail wny reaches Midway, grading will be carried on in the district for some time to come, in fuel, u C. P. II. official stated a few days ago that for the next two years roud building would ho carried nn in this neighborhood. This covering the district witli a network of railways tlomonstrates tlmt IhcC. I', It. Company appreciates lhe t-iiI f being closely in touch .villi tho fountain heads of mineral production In this portion of lbe province. II, means plenty nf transportation nnd ASSESSMENT ACT AND PROVINCIAL REVENUE TAX ACT. Uorli Creek Division of Tale Dlatrlct. NOTICE is hereby given In accordance with ilm Statutes tlmt IVin ini'iiil Revenue Tax ami all Taxeslei'icil uniler the Assessment Act, are now duo for tho year ISM). All tho 110070 iniiiu'i! laxos collectible within the Hook Crook Division nf Yale District iro payable at. my office at Osoyoos, Vale District. AsscBsod iaxoti are eolloclthio at tho folloitflltfrtltes, viz: If paid nn or boforo Juno 30th, tm. Three-tin In. of one por cent on renl properly. Twn anil one-half por cent on nascsseil value uf wild land. One half nf one per eeni oil personal property. On so much of the Incoino of any person as I'xci'iils ime U.oiisninl dollars the following rates namely :—Upon such exeesa of income, ivlien tiiesaine is mil mure than ten thousand dollars, one net' cent, when such excess is mer len thousand dollars mid tun nuirelbiin twenty thousand.dollars, one ami one quarter of one percent, wl.Ofl sueli excess is over twenty thousand dollars Olio unit nne half of one'per eeni. If paid nf tor 1st .Inly 1890. Knur fifths of 0110 p. rei'iil "11 real proporty. Three per cent nn tlie assi'.-se.l value of wild land. Three fourths of nne per cent on personal property. On so uiuoh of lho income uf uny persmi as exeeeds one ll.nusniiil dollars : the following rules iiiin.ely : Upon sued excess, when tin1 sjitue is mil ninre lhan ten [Imusntid dollars ; one and ono quarter poi con t, when sueh excess is over len tliini-iiini dollars nml less tlitiu twonty thousand dollars, one and one half of uni' por eeni, "lien such excess is over twonty thousand dollars ono and tlnec quartern of one per cenl. I'riivinclal Itevcnue lax $3.00 per capita. U.A.B.LAMBI1Y, Osovoos, 11. C.. Assessor and Collector. Vebi'iimy -Jllli, 1809. The Miners Home, FAIRVIEW, B. C. THIS HOTEL offers the best of accommodation at moderate charges. Only the best brands cl liquors and cigars kept on hand. A good table and good beds add much to the comfort of i:s patrons. E. MORRIS, PROP. Rossland, Greenwood. THE BEALEY INVESTMENT AND TRUST CO. LIMITED LIABILITY NOTICE. TUB Columbia and tVoatorn Hallway Com.* p.mv will apply In Ilie I'jllllillliutlt of Can* ailaiii its'nexi Session for an Ael k'vIiib to Ibo Company authority In issue Hrst niorl'-iii*e bonds to ben ,:biiive unit, railway, iiieliiiliiuj- Its nn.In line nml branches, noi oxcoodltiu llilrlv-ilve thousand dollara per' mile thereof, nml for oilier piirpoJia. II. CAMI'MKU OSWALD, Mnntronl, March 7. lsplt. Secretary, Real Estate and Mining Brokers. FINANCIAL AND INSURANCE AGENTS Fire Insurance a Specialt-v. OEOiS;nNwA^Ncl;yiTc*aER ummmmmmmmmt numi'ii |ui|ier mul ihe got up ilmi is just wlnil Hid'. I'. It. is after. Jl. KEYES, Prop. Good Aivoininoiliit.ion. Best Liquors mul OlgjUti, First-Class Shilling, ARMSTRONG B.C. IN THE \7 \'t \t ST. LOUIS HOTEL AT if t_ir-__zmsm.-m^^zr.3 W ty ty ty ty Camp McKinney, B. C. Patrons will And a new house, neatly furnished, and possessing all modern conveniences, tending1 to the comfort of guests. Strict attention paid to the wants and wishes of customers at all times GOOD STAIII.IKC ON THK I'KKMISES. Lynch & McM - Proprietors. THE HIGHLAND QUEEN Consolidated Mining and Milling Company, Ltd. Ly, I snow offering 25,000 shares of its treasury stock at 5 cents per share. INCORPORATED IN SPOKANE. WASH.. V. S. A.. JAN. i-tfc, 1897, 11-^ AND REGISTERED IN BRITISH COLUMBIA. AS A FOREIGN p>C COMPANY. MAV ist 1S97. OFFICERS. DR. ERIC RICHTER - ftps. - Spokane. Wash. SPENCER BENERMAN Vice-Pkks. Midway.B.C. C. L. THOMET - - - Manager - Midway. B.C. J. E. BREITFELDER - Trea>. - Spokane,Wash. F. W. McLAINE - - - Secretary. Midway.B.C. READ OFFICE OF THE COHPAMT IN BRITISH COLUMBIA IS AT HIOWAT. CAPITALIZATION. Capital Stock - $1,000,000. Divided into 1.000.000 Shares of a par value of Si each. FULLY PAJD AND NON-ASSESSABLE. Of which 4oaooo ar:- set aside for development purposes HAVKBBK THE CANADIAN BANK OF COHMERCE. ■ :■ j kh • u cm. it. i. The properties of the company are all—three in number—situated on Boundary Creek, and possess exceptional facilities for development the shipment of ore Correspondence is solicited, and further information concerning the properties and stock of the Company, will be fh given by the Manager or Secretary. Address all communications to C. L TaaBfEX, Midway, B. C. or F. W. M- Laixe. Midwav B. *££.£*** *? *> 'Z* ***xr_klrl!-_a,*m._P4 —>*B> *.* < . >f*r*»ieiirjs»if *!jrJfT.j.-*fca-jf*«i'i»* . , E*>_t5*£:;_i3_ JJ?£*^.r *S*_**_i.£z:___a_t*l^i*2.__B_Si •»2j|!*j^i."« - __i_-* ;' " i1* - - ■'*** ** ** T- ' ? ■*'- *ttmmmkiimimXja OwmtttmOrr ro aa.. ■ -_S*!t- A* » ■ *w r» »_•* 5_ fu .*SlWWIW'*«'»*iJ»**fa*«i.- mtmA ea an x._ ■smwA jjat fr* tfi _i mat mt ass 5** ** ..wtOO**- tr. w *» I^QIHmI'B B aa aii f» fm ■*•> £ ' *A tf ta *.: " tmt a- *m *aham*m-wm mi _6_3 _ ■.-vmss-v**** Mineral Act 1S96 MINERAL ACT. IS.6. UNEEAL ACT. J89S. Certificate of Improvements.-Certificate of improvements. Ortifk-ate ot Implement*. . You Want the Best and the Cheaper » &*otice. WriiW E:_. iz .... T-.n.-zs-.i. Mivkk.u C_uu. Eiaute :ti ;?ir Os j .*s k".r r? Kiisiiii nf Tiie iinrin. K'tiere ia-.Kj-uy*i Fair-view. Takj. vorii'K ;h«l.r-. . *- - ■■ !Ci-r,: in: W_ iiii* nertificjui Xn. 7M.-*I : A!:*,-j- MLrnap ■ "' -j - -:?'■-. '. Hi . i" Ksiufe*Kil. fr-:**- —iHRr"- <.*«—&.»:< S • " ■ . ■ --r.i'.. «;•:■'? xo the jiliniuc - - -. ■ • n* ImprortfiiBDIK nir Ibe por*. •**- itf i*bufaiw kCnnuOnM _ tin* abort i»ii farti«- ;»i; ■ unetiar. ST. :: - isw.»iKif _ <n><_ Orrifjjjs-i _ ' iitiimi innnn J*ij^J :/ii-s r c j- ,1 V-* -iv. ■• ju*. ■**•"*•*•"**•****■_■■»_■—■■■■■■■—*_■—■_■_■*> BUILDERS SImwM earefuth considw the c*rt of materia), and hy fwf«ring. flntf oot that »ti kinds cf ««j D?ESS3i:-:L__terl LsflB, - Eie.. can be purchased at the Grand Forks Sawmill.' CHEAPER THAN ANTWHERE ELSE. i Sttwm sis:. •Tuxcro's ate MiTEKii Clxtx. Silas!* la ih* £e:tk Sirer Kjnint Kiisimi of Yule District Where locaitd : U"-f late Cs.ibb. -r.*.*:t. ViTh'E «ih»t I, For;** M. K-rtn- i i L-. as agemt • - etxebcaU •■• TJuJ- • * I,.:"'; . :• •-, : j, -. ii ma », MJJ..JI- > '-—-J —. ji; ■bal Wool fret - 'XlA. JfeleDti. SfcMT ■ :• i •-, ■ :.. )r: i tf-,__—f a Vnsxr% mama Hr«;m Mr-inui. Cl—k. ii-.uL-t :t . ectie K-.er Kjr.jr.f I'jrjt-oi: of T_ie Sistria. Where iKtlat: On M of C-k.ii; ru ctm—, ite-s*. fvsr ciiet froir, K«UJ« r. - er. •ASK X--'T!CE **», I. "a:-. E G-j:-j-h5t-. ns tsir PEtrccT rcrri. mi*\m mm waa. TJ AM "c-ifarj wbf aeoee S—t uw. undo- j 1S W CiJBBV. S. 1. US 4 CO. ftrtttc—It- Na IC2_. tan cad mxn z,-- from flair herett. lo -g-fft? lo line tttaitf I:txwte6rr1-.e a rvxxiCtraiem nqwronm". fir thr |tam al oV*i_9_*; « <>i*«t> irmii! of it* irr ' .:..-.-.: Ana inr.htr take notin* ih»; ux»e. nixir; »._na S. lues he «rnnnx«-d hefan- ;ix tsfemaoc nt soctocrtiteauf rf imjevT-*,neaU. bued liu» il:i <tor rf Xomnlwr. 1SK. 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Title | The Advance |
Publisher | Midway : [publisher not identified] |
Date Issued | 1899-04-17 |
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Midway (B.C.) Midway |
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Language | English |
Notes | Title changes in chronological order: The Advance (1898-1902) ; The Midway Dispatch (1902-1904) |
Identifier | Advance_1899_04_17 |
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BC Historical Newspapers |
Source | Original Format: Royal British Columbia Museum. British Columbia Archives. |
Date Available | 2016-02-02 |
Provider | Vancouver : University of British Columbia Library |
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AIPUUID | 5c168753-66d4-46f0-8198-857d53621026 |
DOI | 10.14288/1.0347730 |
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