THE ADVANCE. jl. XIV, No. 15. MIDWAY, BRITISH COLUMBIA, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1901. $2.00 per Year. JoLEOD, MtisTwt, Solicitor, Bio, dllUKS Wllllli, II. 0. IICHOLSON, —: Notary Public, ESTATE, FINANCIAL AlIKNT ani.MINING HitOKKlt. (OKINNEY, B.C. Il.tJ.SIIAW. I Hallett* Shaw I.RRISTERS, SOLICITORS, NoUrlei Public. drosH: "HALLBTt," oukh : llislfnrd McNeill's, Moreing k Null's, Loiber'N. IWIMIII, II.C. SUTHERLAND, . . . MIDWAV, H.C. rABV PUBLIC, I ISrOMH HltOKKlt, COMMIHNIO* AGKJtl. uitoms antrlss sasssd. Mineral Aet Land Aet papers drawn up. Afll- »lti taken. Abstracts made. Jommunloatlons by mall or talsphons Bmptly attendsd to. DR. SIMMONS, DENTIST, idem. Block, Greenwood Phone OO, V. A S. 1 KERBY, A. M. Can. Soc. C. E. JivincjIal Land SurVkyou AND CIVIL ENGINEER. HV AMI lilll.KNW'iillJ. Slaughter 8a!e Our er^'re stock of Dry Gpods Clothiig Gents' ^Furnishings Boots and Shoes Must be closed out by June ist. MIDWAY TRADING CO.. LTD. J. R. JACOBS, MANAGER. * Hotel Spokane, I B. RICKARDS & CO., I-^oal Estate und Insurance. mi STItKKT. MIIIWAY. II (' ■RT SMITH, Tonsorial Artist, In ArstrdMss Mttimi. Ilnir Out, .Sun Knain Iin- stiHiiiiiim. nail nl llio auovs jmrlni. Iltii/.'iis bouod iiti'l ground. Ith stiikkt. - - ■ MIDWAY, it. c. \V. ItAI.HYMI'LE (anamU Hl»oJ__i__i*_i. FAIIIVIKW. B.C. Kinds of Repairing. Horseshoeing A spoolalty. Ul CREEK HOTEL . . . MOUTH OK HOOK OHKKK A_»AOamxx.tXmsAgrlx., K^r. ||IST I'l.ABS AlVllMMIIIIATION KOH (It'KaTM. GOOD STABLING Kxoi'llot't fishiini nn Kotllu Uivor..M Seventh St. - Hidway. L. E. SALTER, PROPRIETOR. Construction Will Commence at an Early Date. PfiAQT IfTinTLTMHV DHAn '""i-1'- How to cross thwe Ira matter AN INJUNCTION CASE. UUHO I J\UU I IM I I\UHU ; for the engineers u, sulvo, ami whether' tin. railroad will follow theTulaineen: Actlon Brm,Rht AKa,nst the RePublic river and theold 11 trall.or whether Co"*""**"**"' Oold rUning Co. It will continue In a southerly dlt ed ion | ,or ,n*ri">.--ment °* up lln- .Siinilkniiii'i'ii depends entirely Patent. upon the locating of tbe mostpraeilea* A" injunction case, which mny re* MIDWAY A STARTING POINT'''''' |""i*' '" ""-'t!VI'"'' "" extraotdlu- jN||ii In closing down ihe Republic mill, ary amount uf nintn-l wmk will have says the SpnkeauiamRevlew, Ims been in lm dona, Willi ths Cascades once instituted in tin1 federal coyt-l, Tin- conquered, the remainder of tho route action Is based on au alleged Infringe, presents no Htupundoiig difficult Ins, nml ment nf patpnl tights In the oie mlist* the line will run along tbe rich Fraser Ing furnaces, said in In- tiled at the valley crossing the Mission branch of | Republic property, Will Open Up a Rich Mineral and Ag ricultural District Which Hereto* fore Mas lieen Undeveloped Owing to Lack ot' Kailway Facilities, Chief among the railway project* of iln- year, sttya the Vancouver Fro- viui'i', is ihnt generally known under tin- comprehensive let-in nf Ihe (JoaBt- Kmi'i'iiny line. For years ilm i-n'n- , , , , ,. ,.' , ,, directum ll'll ll llll'lll IJIIlltl'llllllll'lll'V I strin-t nm nf ii ilirei'i, lim- ti Viimiiii- . .,,, , , , ' , ., . . ... • , ,. ! Jlllll|l Will V In the I'lilli'lt-nill that t ver in llm heart nf tlm rich l\i..iii-u.iv ■ tin- c I'. I!, ai or niiiiiii Abhutsfurd, If llir (.'. I'. II. sl Ill innsl.iiml llm road iI will presumably oonuerl with Tlm suit is liioughl by Horace I1'. Hrnwn, through his solicitor, Samuel li. Sinn, nf Spokane. The defendants. ci mui 17 has I'i-'-ii talked of and 1 hough in my attempts tit its construction have failed tbate is nnw nn tl nil whnli'Vi'l ji- tn llm nn proceeding which very little thought "'. " ' ,' '' i wniilil have revealed ns preposterous, ediale iiuildiiig i ... ,, . ,, ....,,, Imilil it la un til tin-I Who w nihil' matter, for iwo very important inti'ii'sts are apparently in oppohiiinn eager tn Hn th" wnrk. Un tb" one mind the Canadian Pacittu t'tiiltvay hns fewer to Imilil Under tin' old British Cniiiniliiji Sunt li.-rn charter, .11 nl nn llm iithi-i-.Mi'ssis. Miiuki-n/.ii-, Mann & In. ffllvlng acquired the righl of tin- Victoria, V.ineiiuverand Una turn are st i- ted to In- ready tn go tn .vntk al unci'. Thus witli ci)ual power the chances of eilber I'lincurn wnnlil si'i-in in be equal, bet there seems to be every indication thai Mackenzie', Mann k I'n. will fin- ally undertake the construction nl tht; road. It will be remembered tlmt Hon. Clifford Sifton when in Vancouver itiatli' a statement tu the Province tbat it was in bis pplnion high Hum tint tlm Coast-Kootenay railroad slinulil be tniilt jinil tlmt In- would strongly urge this view upon his colleagues, Beading between the lines of this statement could only be uoiifct rued to mean that in the opinion of the government ilm liimfrnin tlm ijimsi tothe Knoten* ay country would be for tlm genefW advantage uf ( -mada ami a*- such xx nnlil be entitled to a Dominion charter nnd the Usual slil.sitlv nf $8,1)1)0 a ■t lie. Thus thn Ik-hl iiiov ■» from Bill- ish Columbia 10 Ottawa, and there nr.' reasons fm- believing that ilm influence of Mm-ki'ti/ii'. Maun & Co. will hestlffl* i i-ii'iit to secure 1 Imin thr subsidy, rhe j provincial subsidy nf $4,000 n mile will _ ... I,. . , ,, t he similarly placed, so with snbildes Commercial and Mining men should put up|llt(1,mn(lnglo$12i0au „ ,„.,,, ,,,„ BUl, ii'ssful corporation will be in good -lui|ii' tn commence operation-. Thus" who are "In the know" lutse their lie lief that Mackenzie, Mann _ Co: will gel tbe Dominion suhsidy in prefer* i-tn-i- in theC. P. lt. on ihe recollection ihat tlm Hrm received nothing from F. 1 the giivt'i-iimi'iit for all tin1 expense In ropnetor, 1 wh-(,*1 lt WIIS |ml ovei, tlia ft-K,1.i|VP stt- I kini-Ti'slin line in the spring tif 1808, 1'hus the government of the day was nut embarrassed hy tbe p u-r i/.*.u ac* A new buildirtg, well furnishcu. Everything Hew and first-class. Only the choicest Wines, Liquors and Cie;<lrs kiipt in stock. Headquarters tor Mining and Commercial Men. .•N. FAIRVIEW ■ HOTEL at the Fairview Hotel when in camp. GOOD ACCOMMODATION. EVERYTHING EXCELLENT Qeo J. Skeehar* »»»»»»»»»»»»»»a»»st Midway Meat Market K. A. MATTHES, Proprietor. At this establishment customers can get choicest cuts of BEEI-", MUTTON. MOKKnntl VKAL. . . Rotrtg-oi*«.-fco«.-» on - ixcj* ^u.x*e:uj.i.Jliiaes - - Therefore Meat* live always fresh and sweet Call mid gel 11 good joint for duiuur to-day, S tiuti of the senate lu killing the siheme, * mil though tlm rni'tiiiiaiiniis lining to suuli'ss are Insl to all si-nse of yt.iti jjj Hide, govetnnieuts are nol similarly * l.-ii'kiiig. 9 j But en'ti wiili charters arranged and J j llm stibfides gruntid Lhe wmk uf jjj huilding a iviili-utid has merely l-egun and ji glanrii al ji map will convince thi'lt'ist learned of railroad roiistruc- the main line by wny tu Abboteford, j"s named In the hill of complaint, are anil tlie fact that the O, P. R. people thn Republic Consolld I t I Min* did some preliminary surveying In that. I Ing cotnpuny, Patrick Clark of 8po* kuni', individually nml aa president | Robert Jeffry, Individually and ua Ice- il, P.R, wns guing to gn ahead and president s D. S. Hallihan, indiviuually build, the Hue subsidy 01 no subsidy—ij land as secretary, and II. (i. JMi.ju.Is- Leckie, individually nutliis manager. The ca-e i.s apptuenlly nne of ji number that have beei ntmeneed against alleged infringers, aa the complaint has been prepared in printed fnrnii Accompanying the complaint Is a re* pruduolli f the palent, an ns igu* ment and bill of sale thereof, nnd a copy of the record in a lest cam pie* vinuslv litigated. iu brief the t'.uise of action asset nut iu the complaint follows : March tl. 1892, Horaoe K Brown us "the lirst, original and sole inventor" fail ore musiini,' furnace, whli-b furna •, ii is claimed, tbe defendants are now using, lie tiuiile application for 1 ..;• but and assigned lii^ ri).'liis to Mary ('. Brown, whu, March '22,, 1892, sci-ured United 8tates-(iatenl .Nu, 471,284. Oc- lubet-81. 1898, MaTy ('. Browit assigned th"letiei's pateni tothe plaintiff. Much sp.n-e is given iu -i * 'luti f a lent case InsLituI 'I hy Biuivn against the Uolnr.i I" Metall • Uxtiac- tiuti company rii In I t it Un- trial set up the il t i.-1 thai thi Brown |nit* 111! Wits lint iug tl ■■' ''111 h .i ' u useil lor • em _ md 11] n iuvenl id by others. Jmlgi Moses ll iliftt, of Der.' , United Situ - isj |ud*i , in this litt* it.itiiiii held • ■ -in the •■■ hud been -in in- fringen ani An p , ul u-.s taken to 1 he circuit n ,.,, nl appebls, v liiiii, at If Mackenzie, Maun k Oo, imilil thi road il will in- continued on to Vancouvei aud si'ck mi Independent en- tranca to the city, It Is worthy of note I thai the V. V. & E, wonld have nu claim to rUnuing rights over the C. I'. U. tracks In order to ettier Vancouver, ns such tights were not reserved in the big railroad's original charter, hut the OoliiQibia k Western is in different shape so that trains from the V. V. „ K. WOUld be able to puss over linll line nn mutter what opposition might be presented. THE INDIANS OF CANADA. The Annual Report Shows Prosperity -British Columbia Heads the List for Population. A report of the Department of In dian Affairs snys th.it, in the vent- 1IIIXI there were 2,'ctl births in the treaty districts and 'ISCo deaths., showing a net less of 221 in the Indian population, British Coluuihiii headed the list of provinces with 7711 births and lUl ih ni lis. The Northwest Territories report -"i07 births mul B87jdrutbs, in Ontario there wen- l.'li births and 513 deaths. Quebec) Nova Scotia and New Brunswick show a gain nf 27, 12 and 1.1 . ,1 , . 1 ■■' >si ■ Baiil, Oct-ib 1 ■.-. 1000, respect vely. In JIaiii una 1 »■ nii-ths „.,,,,, .,.,,, , , .,„ iillirnie.l the Hallett it JAS. H. BUSH, NERAL BLACKSMITH ^w«€«S|jje«i«i«'ii'c««'e««^ : ^ wTtmni vlnmmer to TELEPHONE 311- P. 0- BOX 25. _ ; tion that 11 stupendous task await* lhe Tin HORSE SHOEING A SPECIALTY. I kind* of work executed to •atitfaotlon of ouatomers. ITY BAKERY, Wm. St. Quintin, Prop. PLAIN AND FANCY IEAD, PASTRY- CAKES, ETC. Kvi'i'vlliini* l''li'Ht-t'liiHM. tOasmm*. [RHSTRONG HOTEL. II. KEYES, Prop. Accommodation, Besi, Liquors and Cigars. First-Class Stabling. ARMSTRONG B.C. m H R. MCELMQN. Practical Watch Maker, COl^PEK ST GREENWOOD B.C. (lood Tools, Plenty Material, and jo years experience lo do work correctly. . . . Great Midway tn "■" i whijh lull'1 point the Columbia, and and deaths both numbered 284 The Indian population of Oanadais remaining almost stationary, the population in 1H01I being IIS.II.S1. ami in WHO iw.tiiii. Following is tbe Indian population aceordlng lo provinces; Ontario, 20,708: Quehec, ll),7ari: Nova Scotia, 2,0181 New Brunswick, 1,639 j Prince Kdward Island, :iu-s ; British Ooiumbia, 24,iii); Manltoha, 6,854 j Nnrlbweal Territories, 17,714 ; outside treaty, 14, 666. The Deputy Superintendent General says tbat the comparal|Ively excessive niortaltty, all the inore remarkable ih view of the otherwise generally pros pernnscondition nf the Indian-, isal irihntiilile in an unusual numhor of fatalities among the adults, resulting, directly or indirectly, from consumption, and among children from measles and whnoping cough. It has heen necessary year after year to reiterate the statement thnt scrofula and pul unman- diseases, more particularly phthisis, with ils correlative hemor- rli ige, have been the scourge nf the liuli.in population. That tbe deaths from ihese causes during the pail year! mines and lhe smelter has 1 1 made ton. Brown alienee thul the defendant company kn-n well of this litigation ami of his el ilm ihal it was an infringer. II" Bays 1, • did nt.! hring suit si'oner solely io avoid ;i muttiplu ity of li gislatton. When his patent riant had heen m* :. ililished ity the court of appeals du* i-ision. lie says, In- ivmte lo several companies infrlugiug, nitiot g them the defendant, and offered compromise, and ihal a reasonable time has expired tvithoiil his ntfer heing 111 cepied. lie asks judgment fur all pi-oQts ftnui lbe use ' I bis in vuiiLuui, fora Perpetual tiijit 1 "tinn jigjiitisi the 11-e "'.'his I ir- mice and I'm-costs unl general relief, DEAL COMPLETED, Knob Ilill, Old Ironsides, Gray rjagle and the lirunliy Smelter Combine. Tin- mimus that have heen circulating ubout Ihe consolidation of ihe Kn -h Hill, Ironsides, 8nly EHgleand the Grauby smelter have had founda- 1 iiui. A despatch from Montreal stales th it the consolidation of the three i_,_LPi IN ALL LINKS OK ;<§ Dry Goods, Notions, Ladies' and Gents' Furs, Jackets and Capes FOR CASH Clothing of all kinds at manufacturers' prices plus freight, for thirty days, to make room for Spring and Summer Wear, We need the cash, and are willing to sacrifice profits. FOB COATS from $12.50 to $20, formep price $17.50 and $25 FUR CAPS worth $5 anil $6, now selling at from $1.50 to $3.50 Now is the time to buy, as no such bargains will be offered again. Rubber goods at greatly reduced prices, as we do not intend to carry them over for next season. Come and inquire about our cash grocery prices, Everything cut down for cash. HAIN & CO., General Merchants POSTOFFICE STORE, MIDWAY. have been even mole numerous thin ustinl results from the supervening effects upon Impaired constitutions o Western Is now builtuitdop nt ed hyl'he a*rip, which has beeu so prevaleui th«C. P. li. (iliily eiinii'.'li one nmy j "n lh" reserves since it made itaap- peak uf building f Vaucuuvr-i to peai-ance t leu yearsngo. Midway, but the couutrj through The aggregate of the Indinni' earn* uliii-h the hue nm-! run heart n resem- ings tbroughnul the Dominion for the lil.-ince to n billiard table only when year wns $3,2111,(140, an Increase of that |ili'ji.siuv-|ir uu iting apparatus is | $403,850 over the income derived from is set tip on edge, Tne cons tm- inu of the snine sources the year before, the line into Midway i- e-on ted to The Superintendent General reports have cost In some places $88.000a mile, j ,■„„ immorality exists among amajnr and thus is about us expensive ti piece j,y ,,,- L|H. Indians, paganism going of work us the records show. Some of -,alMj -Ul |ullu| w|,i, S,.0BS v[ce) evell ihe Hue to tht tst Will 1 ven lieav- though thev have reached the stage uf ler, but dlftlctilllea which appalled • as gineers it few ye irs ngo in e iu ide li^hl in Ihese dny.-, The mule to betaken is by no means absolutely fixed, but lhe general lay nf lhe land is such that a tafr Idea of It way easily he I'm inc.I. The road front .Midway will follow the- Kettle river tn Hock creek and will continue through the country south of (Jump McKinney, thence westerly a few miles north of Fairvlew crossing the Okanagan river near thai plane. The thorough exploiting of the Kairview coal mines will unqueBlloll- ably follow close behind the liullding of the road. Between l'"nii view and Keremeos a high divide has to be crossed or evaded, and thence the load will follow the Siitiilkameeu river to Alii- soiiuml I'finei ton and possibly Inflrun- ite creek. Tlie most difficult section lies ahead for, hartjng the wny tnthe Fraser river, only sunn, thirty-five miles in a straight line', lie the snow. Capped peaks of the rugged Cascade heing iisluiiiied nl' flagrant liiiliiur.il practices nnd successfully conceal them, The laxity of the marriage laws is commented on, The sun dance, ibe lamanawos nnd thepollaUhfestivals help to keep alive habits and practices whirh »i s' objectionable, but a- { ^..m „lir „ ,..„ _, Ihey have their religious and economic •lliiow. . Kuub Ilill features the departuieut's pollcj hns y, ..^. . $2.500,000; lii-Hi Bugle, fe- heen to suppress the worst features ,,,, ,,,. ,. , , .. .,'Z,_, ' ' _:. il; sii i'lti-r and townsite, $-1,800,- OOO) reset ve, $'2,076,000. The-'t I Iniatd was n -i lei ted, ami Ihut they will from nnw uu he nniti r une u anagemeut. Rumors to the efilecl thst the rl tl has been pi tiding have been rite lor sonic time, nml it u.-i- considered ji certainty liy ninny ol the ihnreholders in ' li ■ different mining companies interested, Tiie eoti-ohtl.tiion means the working together of it intge mnnuiil ul' ci pi i al, uml Ihe including ul lhe smelter in the deal also means I in- economical tic I n n-ii I of lhe ol is ul the mines. The despatch rends as follows : Montreal, Feb. 5.—Al the annual uieeting nl th Knnl. Ilill .Mining cun . pany uf Rosslntitl, President I,', s. c. Miner reported an ngi ment. has I.een leached between lhc Knob 11.11. lion* sides, Olay hl.iglennd Oi-aiiby smellH' in combine, 'i'he pi in is in lorm a uew company iindi r tin- name nl' the lli-jin liy Unnsnlidtlted S If ig ,-- Mr t-ompany, limited, with ., i nitn uf ,",i,t! -»,:. r *. Hritish Columbia's Boundary. ih nml wait fui' time and other Influences In du the rest. The amount at lbe credit uf tlie Indian trust fund on June 8l)th lasl was $8,893,622, its compared wilh $3,788,618 A Wa-h tigtoti at tlie end of the preceding year. The that the Secret-art receipts during the-year, including in British Uoveinraenl ', terestand leglalatlvegrants", ainounted conclusion'that i unv I unti i in,the aggregate to $H79,B97,86, and mission mu»l hesent i tJitlisb • lii, disbursements to $271,601.00. The bal- itely the I buyti . ' . ance at the credit of the "Indian sav sites untl ' it • Ings" iiccniiiii has increased from $1-1 found m; .- ■-. •■ ■ ,u 068.48 to $18,40866 dining tin- year, allcl, wlii-h In .1 1 botiiiil.try, The expenditure fiom consolidated located by i>eleftilflc and astronouilcal fund was $1,003,429:01, I observations. C.M.CUOUSE. .....ManaOKH Published weekly at Midwuy, 1). C, ' Su-Hci'lptl-ii Price, $','.Wi per Hiuium, wjubl- In ndvuiic., either yearly or half-yrurl)- ut tii? option of tlie Nutwcribur. AdvorliBiiiK KiUch Hunt on HpplicAtion. I L ■ '■■ J J .'1 - . "-■' II. Ji.T'.JJW^J1 MONDAY. FEBRUARY 11. IHUl. The Vancouver World, in speaking of the railway situation in the Hnun tlary (OUtltrj, stales that the Columbia _ Western is nnw t'timpleted to Midway and that tjnlllc will sliortly com- inence, When il in talion into consid- eniiinn that daily trains nave lieen running into Midway since the 15th of last October, auy person rending the columns of the World, if they were possessed of nn onlituiry amount of Information about ihe Buundary country, would imagine they were looking over last year's Hies of h district weekly instead of the latest,edition of a city daily. Il is thought probable tldit. a new issue will he tijinle of stumps bearing the lineage nf King Edward, There is lm precedent, however. In guide the Canadian authorities in a matter of this kind. The late Queen succeeded tn the t hi niu in 18,'o, but, it was nnt until 1810 thut. the first postage stamp was adopted. Prior to that date, and indited, until n much later period, a certain fixed sum was paid for the car riageof a letii'i', untl lhe amount was stumped by the postmaster on the en velnpes. The likelihood is that a new issue uf stamps will he made almost Immediately, but that they will not cuine into general use until the bulk of the stamps at present in slock have been dis'iofflkl of. A new coinage issue for Canada may also be required, but it is not, yet possible to suy what actum will be taken in this regard, as the point has nnt yet been considered by tbe authorities. The winning of the world's hockey championship by the Victorias of Winnipeg, against the Shamrocks of Mniitri'iil, is another laurel for the West. The West now holds the world's championship for hockey and lacrosse, the latter distinction having lieen brought tu British Columbia, lasl sum mer, liy the New Westminster lacrosse team, when they su easily defeated all the crack teams of i he East. The fact that these championships have heen won by teams picked from thr sparsely populated districts of the wesl, speaks volumes for-the hoys, who, by their superior activity and powers of eudur mice, have (•fought honor to Manitoba and British Columbia, Nnl ouly does the West now boast of these championships but it looks as if the honors were not likely to lie shifted soon,,if tbeir easy victories In thu Kast account for any thing, and although the Easterners met with such dismal defeats, I l hey are not. to be ridiculed. They did their liest, and the Westerners' remarkable achievements ure nut due to nny waul of competency on the part of the Eastern players. They were all gnod men but the Western teams were just a little better, Tbey Were all artists at the respective gullies, so tlie defeated Easterners have the satisfaction of knowing that they were not defeated hy any amateurs but by skilled Westerners, and they should be contented that their fate was not more disastrous. fc GOLDEN KINO MININU COJ1PANY Is the Name Under Which the Okanogan Free Oold nines Company Has Been Reorganized. The Okanagan Free Oold Mines Co., of Oroville, Okanogan county, Wash., has lieen reorganized in Minneapolis, Minn,, under the name of the Golden King Mining company, Home time Insi October theold com. puny got into trouble and wus seized by the sin-rill', and wurk was cuuse* qunnlly suspended. It was a company that wan organised iu Hossland, where much nf its stuck wus snid. Its euih'.trussed position was brought annul by the failure of many stockholders to meet assessment*, the two made having realized only ubout $17,400 inst cud of $81,500, the full iiiiiuunt thut should have heen received. Mr. 8. Thornton l.ungley, promoter untl organizer and u director of the old Okanogan Free Gold Mines Cn„ pieripituted the trouble liy bringing action against, the company for $1,101, which amount he claimed was due to him on the company's Hole, The directors said thut Mr. Langley first sold out nearly ull of his shares at remunerative prices untl they suggested ihut he wus pressing the company as a revenge for having been requested by bis co-directors to resign. The di rector's gave a bank a mortgage nn the company's claims as cnllutoral security fnr iidvntices iniide. The tut al Indebtedness of the company is staled to have lieen $111,1(12. But the directors huve Is en successful iu interesting capital und can nnw pay off the Indebtedness and nlso have sullicieiit funds tu continue development, r*-t Westerners Preferred. lt hus been decided to niuhuli/,e the Smith African cniistubniiiry force (Canadians) at Ottawa, t'npt, Fall will begin enlistment in the west and preference will he givn to western mon nn I til ■ , It iilreuay had vxperience. in Sniit.lt Africa, Ore In Crosscut-Will Start Machine Drills. At the 800 foot level on the Kesery*- linti Mining k Milling company's prop erty, ore has been found in the face of the crosscut. ' These properties ate situate just across the International boundary line from Central camp. Much interest is displayed here in the development of the properties as a large quantity of the stock is held hy Midway people, who feel quite jubilant over lho results of tha work already done hy the company. The crosscut is in 45 feet, and it is still ahout 201 feet from the hanging wall, where all the liest values were found nearer the surface, The ore is reported to run fiom 3 tn 4 per cent copper und is said to lie showing slow but steady improvement. The Lone Star and Washington, the company's two churns, were flrst de veloped lo a depth uf about 100 feet on the hanging Wall side, where some ore of excellent grade wus found. It wns determined m sink a working shaft, however, anil the old shaft, was abandoned and a vert ical shaft started some distance, away, near the footwall, where but slight values had been fotttid. About iwo and a half months ago, when the new shaft was down 278 feet, the work was placed in charge of Roy H.-Clarke. Mr. Clarke sank an additional 102 feet and started cross- cutting toward the hanging wall on the 360 foot level, This crosscut has been in the ledge for some time and values are just beginning to appear. All the high grade shoots found elsewhere were on tbe other side of the ledge, so that it may he some distance yet before high grade ore is reached, though the finding of values so soon is considered a most favorable indication. In view of the showing made the company has decided to put in a machine drill at once, using the compressor already on the ground, but which hus never been operated, Crosscut- ting will thus he pushed forward wilh all speed. >« < ■ ■ Ambitious Canada. A Toronto press despatch states that the Dominion government has practically taken steps tn purchase the telegraph systems of Canada, extend them enormously and operate them in connection with ihc^Mistofllre department. It is ulsu seriously proposed I o follow a similar course wilh the telephone, tint in the case of the latter municipalities will be licensed, us in great Brit nin, to operate the system within their own mens. The queel ion of absolute control of the Canadian telegraphic service bus long; been discussed, but nut. until tin- present liberal government caiiie into office bus it lieen possible to talk purchase. With a surplus running from #0,000,000 ti 1*7,000,000 for 100102, the plan seems feasible. The greal desire of Canadian states- mon is lo see cables owned by Great Britain under ihe Atlantic and Pacific joined al each ocean to wires owned by the Dominiou, crossing the country and thus practically girdling lhe globe b}' a cable absolutely under imperial control. Tbe business men of Canuda are unanimously in favor of the scheme. *-•-« Death of • Prominent Lawyer. B. B. Osier, K. C, who is known as the .greatest criminal lawyer in the Dominion of Canada, died at Toronto on Tuesday, February 5th. Mr. Osier was about to leave Toronto for Lon don, England, when he wus taken suddenly ill and passed away jn a few hours. He was iienring the nge of 00 years and had followed the legal pro- fession for over thirty years. He was horn in England and received bis advanced training in law in the liest, universities of Imth France and his native land. He has figured in some of the most famous criminal cases ever held in the courts of the Dominion. Mr. Osier pleaded for the orown in the fa moils Riel case held at Regina in 1885, and also in the well known Bin-hull murder trial held at Woodstock sever al years ago. He loaves several brothers who hold high positions in the various professions of life, —-— » ». B. C will tend Lacoase Team. A largely attended meet ing of larcosse enthusiasts was held al Vancouver, last Friday night to consider tbe qucs tion of sending a British Columbia lacrosse team to Australia, A coutniitl.ee was appointed to act in conjunction with a committee similarly appointed in Victoria, Westminster, Nanaimo, Nelson and Rossland In wait upon the British Columbia legislature with a request that they supplement the Australian guarantee of $3000 toward the expenses of the trip with an additional $3000. It was decided to realize the money somehow and rend the team. NOTIi'Kis hereby given tlmt. application will Iw iiiiulti In tin- Iioelsliitlvii Awumilily of ihu Province ni Hritish Cohitntiln nt the next ROSsionfor nn ant to iiiuorponile u Company Willi power, to construct, equip, iiuiliiiniii, mill nliiTjitr it single nr fliilltllu line of 1'iiilwu' nf Htiuiilnril or narrow gunge for the purpose of convoying iNissinigcrs uml freight, from n point on llnrrnril liilnt nl rn- no-ir the City of Vim- nniivcr thonco via the City ot Now Wostininst- ur In nu easterly direction aliing the South litlilii of llio valloy of lhe Knisor Kiver to some point on the sulil Knisor Itlvor between the junction of tlie I'liillinHck Kiver with tlie wild Kroner ami the town of Yiilo.tliunoo in un easterly iliicetlou iiliiiit'ilic valleys nf tho Ollilll- n'Jlck, Cnqtlolmllll, 'I lllllllluull. lllill Hilllilkllllieell Kiveis iii- snine of them or Ihottiliutnrics thereof or Koine of llu.un hy the must feasible route ton paint between Pontioton nnd tho International Kiiuniliiry on the watercourse ooll- mating (ikiuiiigiiii limit)so'ims Lakes, thonco by the most, fciislliie route to u point, on the ketlle hivor ut or nenr Kock ttrciik thonco by the most fcnKilile route ta a point tit or near Midway, thence hy the innsl feasible route to n point nl or nenr Ihe Olttf of Orand Forks ; With powor to construct, eipilp. maintain and operate, from any poinl on tno said railway, brunches and extensions of the name of not more t linn ;m miles iti length, nml mails, bridges, ways, ferries, wharves, nooks, and ennl bunkers, Willi power to build, own. equip, operate, nnd iiiiiliitnin Rleiun nnd other vessels and bouts, teloKriiplis, loloiihoiivs, nnd tramways, nei'inl or ot iierwise, und to carry nn n general express business either us separate uiulcrtak- lies or in connection with the said rail wny unit lliesiiid hriuii'lii'sntnl extensions; with power to gcii'irnU! electricity fur the Btipply of light, lies: and power uml dispose of und deal with ilie-nnm at n prolit in any of the districts or loejillil,... through which Ihu said railway, lii'itii.lii'ij nnd exteti.dnns puss ; with power to rxiiropHnte lands, for nuy of the nurposos of tlie Company nun to aoqutre Inmls. Iiinnises. privileges, or ntlier aids from uny government, miiiiti'il'iilit.v or oilier persons or bodies corporate : with power to I'oiistriiet, equip, acquire, Iciisi, leiilnluiii, mid operate sineltom, reduction, rc.'ltiiiig. conciinlrittitiK. or oilier works lor Inuiii ling nnd trcnt inciil nf ores ; with powor lo n.:i|llire mid operate i-Dill Inmls mill dispose of the proceeds thereof, with power to acquire. e'ln-irii'l nnd oporate linteln ; with power to mnku traffic or other iirrangamonts or umiilga- inate or connect with uny railway, steamboat, or nttier conipnny, or lease, purcliiisc or otherwise poqulro the assets nf uny such Company ; lllld will) power to linll'! wiignn roads to bo used In the construction of said railway nnd lis ojttoiisluii mid bratn'lics ami in advance of the sumu mid to levy nnd collect tplis from all parties using nnd nil freight pnssuig over any such roods, or uny such aforesaid docks, wharves, rul'vvuvs, terries, or vomols ownod or operated by lhe Company whether built before or after lhe passage of the Act hereby applied for ami witl, all other usual, necessary or Incidental rights, powers or privileges us may be necessary or incidental or conducive to theiittillument of tho tihnvil ob'ects or Of any of them. HUNTKR H OLIVEI*, |^H Solicitors for Applicant. FOR RENT. ON'K IIA NCI I 1611 acres, good buildings and fences, shunted In Township 67 if. W. 1 nf sec. 7 known us the Wilder Hunch. For terms write. JAMKS II. DAVIDSON, Mother Lisle Mine, Hu vji-ecuwood, II.C. #f§ SEND ^§§& m ™ The Advance fi j|M$ To Your Friends. d-fl^g 'I;.'''' SubKrlpllon Jis ye.r J^tt^Z tMXgJSS •' *' Iw ol* month-. B#.;t{ft_i To Let. The Lancashire House, Midway. Tbis is a popular hot**l, and is u good opening for a first class hotel man. The furniture can be purchased reasonably. Possession given at once. For terms, etc., apply to The Midway Company, Ltd,, Midway, B. C. From August 21 last, when the Grunhy smelter com meticed operations, until February 1, 81,000 tons of ore weie treated, which produced 2,700 tuns of 60 per cent matte, The showing is regarded as especially good, because th" second furnace did not "blow in'' until October IS. The present capacity of the plant, which will be doubled before May 15, Is 000 tons of ore per day. L. 0. Crawford, formerly townsite agent for the Graven syndicate in I'hoenix, has gone to the south for lhe purpose of recuperating his health, which has been very bad of, late. : DENTIST. NADBN-PLOOD BLOCK ■ (IREENWOOD. CANADIAN PACIFIC and Soo Line FIRST CLASS SLEEPERS On alt trains running from HovulMuku and Kjut-imy landing. TOURIST CARS I'nss Duiiinoro Junction for Ht. Pnul on Sundays. Tiiesilnys, Thursdays and Fridays. For Toronto on Mondays nnd Wodiii'sduys. Kor Mon- treul und tloslou Hutu f days. Hume curs puss Itovolstoko mc duy earlier For time tables, rates nnd full Information cull on or address A. P. McCUU.Y, Agent, Midway, or J. S. CARTER. K. J. t'OVLK, D. P. A., AG. P. A., Notion, II. C, Vancouver, B. C, Try ■ Bottle of SYRUP OF WHITE PINE TAB COMPOUND I Fop th.it Cough of your*. Christmas Numbort of i THE TORONTO GLOBE are now on hand. | s___M__t _t___k & _k ih __b ______Ci *i*a*l*l ___________t____ti_*\ B 9 WWW WWWW%* WWIffff J. A. I Unsworth, I Druggist, flidway. iff _1 tl____\__h£\m___t__USi_tm_'_____\_B_________\_tl_t\ ____ i ¥*w« mm **v» vwv w ww m> Notice. The Coliiniliia antl Western Railway Company will upply to thi* Parliament of Canada at. its next session (or an Act assimilating its luuitlin-* poweis in respect of its railway und liranch lines west of Midway to tht* powers already g'xv.-n in respect of its lines cnnsti ucted Kast of that point, extend- iug the time within which it may com piete iis railways, und authorizing it to t onstriici such brunches from uny uf its lines not exceeding in any one cuse thirty miles in length as are from lime to time mil homed hy the Governor in Council, and fnr other purposes. H. CAMPBELL. OSWALD, (la Secretary. «» Midway Mail Service, Mails close Inr ull points east, at 1:30 p. m. daily, and fnr all points wesl at S p. m,, Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, Mails arrive from all pnints vast at 1:1(1 p. ui. daily, nnd from ull points west in 2 p. m., Wednesdays, Fridays nnd Sundays. Money orders and Reuistritliiin close lii) minutes hefore above lime. C. F. COSTERTON VMlNON II.C General Rea! Estate & financial Agt. NOTAKY PUBLIC. AftmmA Ponw The Khyai. Insuiianck Cot. The London and Lancashire Fire Insurance Coy. The Insurance Coy..op North America. The Loximin and Canadian Firk Insurance Coy. The Sun Line Assurance Cut ur Canada. The Dominion Building and Loan Association. Appraiser por the Canada Pkr- manknt Loan and Savinob Ooy |jcuwLLL'd-nuit| One Block Wert of Customs Office. <§§ This is a first-class buiicling, being bard @ _} @ <a <■§ finished throughout. The dining room @ tgj $ (j§ <S|} is run under the personal supervision <jg t», a $} -!•§} of Mrs. Crowell, and is supplied with ^ &-, © ® _} ^e 'Dest on l^e mar*cet* Choice stock (& fia <_) © ® of Wines, Liquors and Cigars at thc {& ® !$;"{\w"ffi bar, Large Stable in connection. ;>V d Tha Patronao* of th* PufaNo It SoUolted and •atlafaotlon QuarantMd. CROWELL, PROPRIETOR. The Riverside Hotel, Islsituated at Rock Crepk, B.C., nn the main route of travel jhetween Pen tie! on 'ind all Boundary Creek point*. Stopping place for stages. Good Fishing -:- Oood Hunting-:-BertofAcoommodatloB. R. MEYERHOFF'8 *^oTAGE*i Carrying Her flajesty's Hails Will leave MIDWAY on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, at 8.30 a. in., arriving at CAMP McKINNEY at 5 p. m. Returning will leave CAMP McKINNEY on Sundays, Wednesdays and Fridays at 9 a. m., reaching MIDWAY at 1.30 p. m., and making connection with the train going east at 2 o'clock. Tba kaat af aaoaaianiatlaa far tha eanvanJaaaa el tha travailing public. R. MEYERH0FF, PROPRIETOR. KWABIJUHKD 1&S3. MAINLAND NURSERY COMPANY LADNER'S, - BRITISH - COLUMBIA Applications for Certificates of Improvementa. NoticH advertHtil in tliis week's Advanck are those of :— White Knight. KniRer Munition. Peat-ook and Headlight, Kruger Mountain. HtK Hug, (lump McKinney, 8n«ie, Fairview. Dominion, Camp Kairview. Horsefly, Camp Mclvinuey. St. John, Beaverton. Malm and Washington, Beaver Oreek camp. Occidental, Oamp Fairview. Oariiii antl li, A, (Fractional), Canni camp. Highland Queen, Dcadwuod camp. $10 REWARD. THE .ilinve reward will lie given to any per- hoii ■tivlnKlnfiiriiiatiiiii tlmt will luiul to tho recovery of a ftea-bititm gray ninra, not branded, swelling on right lilnil leg In futloolt iuinl. whieh strayed or wan stolen from A. K. InrrldgiiH range, near Midway, on or about Nov. 2nd. 2tf A. K. HOltltlUOK. Midway, II. C. NOTICE OF PRIVATE BILL. \ Commercial Job Printing ■ AT- NOTICK tn hemby given that application will ht-iimdftn thn I*ctfi><lii:ive AtMtiwihly of the Province Ot llritinh Columbia »t lln next BMSfon, for n rriviiUt Hill to hieuruuruUi it coinpiuiy to build, <>i|Ulp, muintnin and oueralo a line ur linen of railway nf Klnndurd Kuni/n with nn)' l;iinl of motive i-imvr from a point at nr neiir 'lie lown of Midway ton point at or near thu mouth of Hook Creel;, tbonoe in a north- OMtOrly dlrecliou tu the Wont Kork of Kettlu Uiver. ilienee fnllnwiiiK the West For It nf sndl river in Iti heud, thence by tho most ootivenlont roule via OkanaKan Minion Valley to Vernon, wiih powor to eoiiHlruet, uin-niic and nniintalii liraneli linuH loaiiy point within twenty mile* (tf the inuiii line uf railway, and with powor ti» Construct! ope rule and maintain all tiermwtry- hri'l|,'en, roods, ways aud femes, and to oon* itruoti auiulre, own nnd niaiutulu wharvw and doeii*' In ooitneotlon th ore with, and to con itruot. own, Acquire, eQUlpaod maintain meam and other vessels nnd hoatn and operate thu Kline mi any uuvitfahlo waters, and to comttnict, operate and maintain telegraph Atlil lelophone lines liionf,'the ronies of said railway and Its branches or In connection therewith, and to tniiwndtiinjHsnKes for eonimurelul nurposus, to generate eloi'trinlty and Hiipply Hunt, heat and powor. and to nrnct, mint runt, huiid and maintain the heeetwaiy hulIdiiiffH and works, and with power to take water from the falls on HpalluineheenorHhtmwap Itiver near Kuniby and on tho West Kork of Kettle lllver u*jnr Hull ereek, to generate any kind of power for the purposes aforesaid or In eniiueeliou therewith for roward, and to aequlro aud rooolVO from any «nveriinient, corporation nr persons KMiitanf land, money, bonuses, privilege- nr other assistanei- in aid of the '-onstnifitlon of the eouipany's unileilaktiiK. and lo eminent with and enter into tnilhV nr other arrangements with railway, Hlcamtawt or other enm- panies ; and for ail rl^hl*. powerHand privileges neeossAry in or IneidettUt to the piemlsoH and lor other purposes. Dated at Vaneotivcr, H.C, thin ftnd day of liwember. 11MJU. WILHON k HKNKLKH, Our Spkcialties—Varieties Profitable in British Columbia Trees Free from Pests. FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL TRHB8, PLANTS AND VI\KS Send for Free Catalogue. | E. Nutcherson, Manager. Lancashire House, : : MIDWAY.B.C. : : <§) ' The undersigned having taken this well- known and comfortable hotel invites the patronage of all old customers and the public generally. BEST BRANDS OF LIQUORS & CIGARS. Furnace-heated and comfortably furnlahed room. FIR8T CIA88 MEALS WELL SERVED. Thos. D. Banbury, Proprietor. IH Holloltoni (or tho Applicants. NOTICE. THE ADVANCE NOTICK Is hereby -ilvon thnt "Thr ('uliinihlii ami Wimii-rii I lull wny Conip,iny." will apply to Iho I.okIkIoIIvo Asssmbly nl Iho Prov- inooof Hrliwh I'lilnnililn. ill Hh iiiixi wiiwIiio for 011 nut. Ui atnoiiil nootlon Hlxtoon of I ho "I ktlutn- bin nml Wi-moro Uallwnr oolnpntiy Aot, ISM" (Stnlittm of lliltl-li Coliimtilii. tail. ohap. Ml iiy oxtoiiillns; tlio tlino inonttonod In tho unlit Kootlnn for tno t'oniplotloo of tho tltthaiul h1xI.1i HirtliniH of tin-railway aiilliorlsiHl to lio built liysalil Aot. Dated ul Violiirl.i II. (.'., Duo lior IHIh.lMM. ItOHKllTHON & ItOBHHTSOH, 81 .Sulli'ltorM for appllcntitK. The Boundary Hotel ...MIDWAY, B. C... Strictly Rrst-dass Throughout, Excellent Accommodation. Large Sample Room fop Commereial Men. |THOS.McAULEY, . Proprietor. PbHRPRMI HNpRMMHHMW BM__paiwww_iMiiiM»riiiiiii in _swafosi -•HIWUliWMII _■_■_■ id DISTRICT ctT^ mmmm l, superintendent of the tin town to-day. ju»;. .completed '.he isidence on Oth street. Ill nnd Jaa. Kerr, of i ln Midway on Satur gg, late of tbe Victor* i asaumed the editorial [ihu Nelson Miner, (formerly proprietor of louse here, hut now of lid a viait to Midway lion, who for wine tune a jewellery (tore at i removed to Eholt and arry on business in that |le town, last, 4th inst., Vnnder nip McKinney, was unit i to Miss Ualmlla Hansen The ceremony whs ; Oreenwood by Rev. W. a, of Oamp McKinney, I recently on his way to beet his father, who has from a serious illness. go to Toronto, where am until spring, band went to Phoenix | end furnished music for carnival held I here The carnival waa a sue* particular. Home very itiiniea were displayed and Ibe proprietor of .the rink, atulated for tbe wny in dr was so successfully arations are being mode luerade hall which is to he y's ball, Midway, next jivening. Feb. 14th, St. Val* A Urge number from Dding towns have signified tion of being presenl to en lining's pleasure, and from Jkatinns it is believed it will ■thing of the kind ever held Net. . Thoinet received a tele fcy morning announcing the r brother, Fred Zimuierly, Wash., which took place Mr. Zinimerly was 18 The telegram did not details aa to the cause of Hair, but as he was a robust an, and as no intelligence of ill bad been received, it is j that bis sudden death was pie accident. stei Drill state* that an effort bade to get tbe legislature to puds for the construction of a os thu SiniilkHiiieen river at ' proposition should at I itself to people living in | Okanagan aa a great benefit, i a delapidaled ferry ha* done i a measure, in the transport- eight and people across the neen. Nearly all winter lhe l been unable to cross the river, onvenience of the present ar* ent was no more apparent than Ut a short time ago, nearly in this part of the country atened with a Sour famine on of the fact that freighters ot get across tbe river at Oro* Bpead the day when a bridge ke the place of tbe delapidaled ; Oroville. eane, ex*M. P. P. and manager ot the Kamloops Sentinel, Ithe district laat week. Mr. | secretary of the commission [appointed hy the Dominion lent for the purpose of Inquir j the Chinese question as it af' lis Province. Mr. Deaue is 1 information at different can he Province. In speaking of kne's visit to Greenwood the "F. J. Deane, secretary Chinese commission, visited this week and while here ! at the only hotel in the city ng Chinese. Mr. Deane defile thanks of the workinginen ealous manner in which he is lhe position of secretaiy of the ■ion. Mr. Deane left, for Pboe- praday, hut as there are no i In tbat cltv be will lie coin- eat and aleep in an hotel niy white help is employed," |Rice, the well known railway will shortly arrive from j for the purpose of taking §of the construction of the d-Phoenix tramway, Mr. la man of great experience, [ successfully engineered the [of several roads, which wete trull, to build. Among others (Oolumhla ft Western between I HhIhiiii. Mr. Rice, who made ) for all the branch lines around and Phoenix, prepared a | the district. It is understood has three practicable routes the two places, but that a avill nnt lie made until hu goes i grqund again. The company Ve acquired the charter have angements to secure power bystem from the Cascade Power |ht conipany, wbo own the Iver power at (Wade. Owing lice's knowledge of the country hich the line is to tun, the preen In connection with the con* of the road will lie huniedly I construction will likely com- t un early date. 0.. L. Thoinet hut, just returned from overseeing the work that was being done on the Elkhorn, his well-known property which is situate on Ilotindui) Oreek, aliout nine miles from Midway. But litlle work has heen done ou this property since tbe spring uf 18B8. when it was bowled tu the Hpokane Falls ft Northern Mining Co., W. T. Smith lieing the company's representative iu the district, and it was be who super- Intended the work at lhat lime. When the company bonded the pro|ierty an incline shaft hud been run a short distance and a ledge of rich ore had been encountered that gave aaaays of $48 in gold and over 1,100 oz. of silver lo the ton. So rich was the ore that tbe shaft was kept locked when the men were not on shift to prevent samples heing taken away. Only a small force nf men were employed and progress waa very slow, and at the time thu 60-day option, which the company had on the property, had expired the shaft was only down almut 80 feet, and although the ledge bad narrowed considerably in sinking to that depth, the compuny were willing to continue work if an extension of time were given in which to obtain money to make the balance of the payments, hut aa this was not given and as the money was nol forthcoming, the company was obliged to abandon the properly after making a substantial cash payment. The fact that the property was bond ed as far hack aa 1803, when the country was so comparatively new, is proof tbat tbe Elkhorn was considered of great value and that there must have lieen good Indications of it becoming a mine, otherwise it never would have attracted the attention of experts al lhat time, and tbe company having the option on It must have had good faith in its future nr they would have thrown up the bond when the ledge began to pinch out. The work on Ihe property consists of a tunnel hi feet lung, wbich runs into ii ledge of quartz containing free milling gold and native silver, but as no assays bave been made from ibis ledge the exact value of thc ore cannot be given. But It is in the bottom of the incline shaft, which is down 35 feet, tbat tbe highest grade ore has been found, nnd tbe ledge, wbich nearly pinched out in doing the work by tlie Spokane Falls ft Northern Mining company iu 1KM, has increased to 111 feet in width and the ore looks equal to any that has ever been taken out of the mine. With tbe opening of spring Mr. Thoinet will put a force of men at work and will commence shipping ore to the smelter. »»< A Railroad for Republic. His stated that the settlement of damage claims ou land allotments along the line ot tbe Great Northern's surveyed Wenatchee route to Republic is to commence on February 15. If '.his he true the commencement of construction of tbe road is probably not far distant, as the settlement of these claims means the expenditure of a considerable sum, which would not likely be undertaken if plans for tbe building of the road were not well matured. It is well known that surveys for definite location of the road and the maps of Indian allotments and other private lands along the entire route from Wenatchee to Republic have been completed and the latter filed, Moat of th/papers have been filed at Ihe land office at Waterville. Duplicate copies of all maps ot Indian allotments are filed with tbe Indian department at Washington and tbe settlement of damages it made through tbe department. It ts said that a representative of Ihe Indian department and one of the railroad will be on tbe ground hy February 15 and that the settlement and payment of the claims for damages will be put through as fast as possible. A PLAIN TALK. Procrastination is the thief of time. Do not put off until to-morrow what you can do to-day. Now that times are improving throughout the Boundary Country in general, and in Midway in particular, the number of lot sales is daily increasing, and not only will the prices soon go up, but the most desirable locations will be disposed of. Invest now and show your good judgment For prices and terms apply to THE MIDWAY COMPANY, Ltd. The Central Hotel llth St., Midway, B. C. This is a new three-storey he tel, comfortably furnished throughout. The nearest house to the Railway Station. The most convenient hotel for railway travellers. The best of accommodation in every respect. i ft fl ___l m. _l1__f_T__fl _!___ w»1*fPwlPWt**Wvr S. DAHL, Proprietor. T. M. Gulley & Co. Furniture, Carpets, Linoleums. FUNERAL DIRECTORS and EMBALMEHS. Large Stock. Low PriceB. AA_m-9--------h_______b T. BC G-TTU-JBir Ss CO., COPPER STREET. OREENWOOD. THE IONEER HOTEL Greenwood, Boundary Creek, B. C We have opened the above hotel at Greenwood and are prepared to welcome guests and provide good accommodation. Good catering. First-class Livery Stable. J. W. NELSON, PROPRIETOR. MIDWAY SAWMILL Lequime & Powers; Proprietors. Manufacturers of all kinds of ROUGH AND DRESSED LUMBER LATH and SHINGLES, SASHES and DOORS Band Sawing and Job Work done to order Telephone No. 12. Telephone orders receive prompt attention, Work oa the Moonlight. A force of men Is now at work nn the Moonlight clnim, situate aliout a mile Hilda half from Midway, just Herons the International boundary line. The property, which is owned by George Cook and Floyd Voughan, has an excellent showing. The shaft is non down'80 feet and the piesent work consists of continuing this to a greater depth. The ore is found to be Increasing in values as depth is attained. The width of the vein has nnt yel been determined hut the entire bottom of lhe shaft is in ore of nn excellent quality. It Is ihet intention nf the owners lo-oon commence a drift and ascertain the extent nf tne ledge. The Mother Lode, which is owned by the same parties, is another promising properly, lt adjoins lbe Moonlight. As yet hut little work has been done on It beyond a little prospecting but it ha** an enormous surface showings. New Machinery for the Carmi. New machinery is now on thc way for the Carmi mine. The plant is heing furnished by the Jenckes Mitolllne Company and consists of 11 80-hoMe power horiaontal tubular holler, a 111- hone power double-cylinder link too tion hoist, cable and other accessories. As soon as It arrives In Midway it will be hauled up tn the mine on sleighs by J. A. Muusoii's learns, Mr. Munsoii hns the contract for hauling the ore from the mine to Midway, where ll is loaded for shipment, to the Standard Cooper (company's pyritie smelter at Boundary Falls, THE irnrrnrnrnn Ml ( 3 MIDWAY NEWSl ft® * DEPOT THOMAS WALKER, Proprietor. All the beat Cigars and Tobaoooa constantly on hand. Latest shades and patterns of Wall Paper now In stood. Seventh Street, Midway. JUULUt f YYYYrnrrmTnnrnr .... Of Hartford. Conn Trnrrrrnr The Travellers Insuranee Go. » Chartered 1863. Stock Life and Accident Ineurnnce. ISSUES the best life insurance I contracts in the world. No disappointment, ns lo dividends. Everything guaranteed in advance. Premium rates 15 I o 26 per cent less thnn I hose of old line Mutual companies. ASSETS, January ist, 1897, 1 1 $20,884.53 ;; LIABILITIES, .. 17,930,360.39 '< \ SURPLUS .... 3,976,434.36 The Travellets Combination Accident Policy guarantees fornccidentnl under ordinary conditions. Death Benelit .... 15 M0 Loss ot Might of Both Kye* , .nm Loss of Both Kent or Both Hands 9,000 Lorn of Ono Hand and Ono Foot 5,000 I'ermincni Total llisabll ty 1500 Lous of night Hand . , Low of Leg at or above Sue Loss of Lefl Hand . . Loss af Either Koot Loss of sight of Ono lye . IS..W0 '.'.sue I,OUI l.UXI . Ml Ltrriits of Weekly Iridenwity f 1,300. AND, If such injuries ure sustained while riding ns a passenger in any passenger conveyance using steam cable, or electricity as i motive power the amount to be pnid shell lie DOUBLE tlie sum specified in the clause under which the claim is made. c05t $53 a year to professional ani) business # Men.akd Commercial Travelers. ; Other sums at proportionate rates ! AGENT FOR SOUTHERN BRITISH COLUMBIA, MIDWAY B, 0. % **** The CITY BAKERY St Quintin & McBoyle, Props. Good assortment of Fresh Bread, Cakes, Confectionery and Fruit always in stock. 5 RESTAURANT IN CONNECTION. First-class meals served at all hours. Give us a call. 1 •)_•>_& _•*_>£ -y-y-? *»*>$a_j 4) R. WELLS fr w Has opened up a W Livery and Feed Stable In the premises formerly occupied by THOSJWAKE FALLS HOTEL.. PROPRIETOR. The hotel is centrally locaied and is a stopping place for stagij lines Good fishing in the vicinity. Good Blalillng. A variety of the choioeat brands of liquors and cigars at the bar SITUATED AT BOUNDARY FALLS, B. C, Special attention given to all kinds of transfer work. A rig will meet all trains. The patronage of the public is solicited. Rates moderate. * €€€ €€€ €€€ €€€$€«€€ ******************* »♦»♦♦»♦♦♦♦♦♦»♦*>♦>♦♦>♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦»♦♦ ♦ t_tn e m .Itl ._*_ m, nn. Nn am. R f*. No. 4 K.-W.-C. BLOOK, NELBOIi. B. C. Gold, Oliver-Lewi uml Copper Milieu wanted st Iho EXCIIANOK. FltKK MILLING GOLD proportion wanted at once lor Rasters Investors. I'url lux having mining property (or Hie are roqucstod to send samples of thoir c tothe EXCHANOK tor exhibition. All samples should be neill by express, PREPAID. Corrwpondoiico Holielted. Address all communication- to ___,-___ _• —mwxtamwsF.mwr, ♦ N'Kt.sON, B.C * *********t****t*o****o**o Telephone No. 101, P. O. Hoi TOO. aro-t-o*. Hmui.AMi t'lKKS Mixkhai. Claim. Sltuste In the Kettle River Mining Division or Yele District. Where Loeated :-Dead- wood Camp. JAKE NOTICK Unit I, Forboa M. Korby. as agent fur lhc Highland ljuoon Conxolidat- Miningand Milling Co., Umlled l.lnliiliiy. free ininer's cerlitleiito No. H2!)lh.*2, Inloi-l. slvty dnys from tlio dale horoof, to up|.ly to iho Mining Itooordor for a corliSoato of improvomonts, for lho purrs* of obtaining a Crowu granlof lho abuvoulaim. Anit furihor lake notloo that aotion, undor soction 87,11111*1 Ihi ooinmonood liefore 'bo issu* nn.-o of suoh cerlilleale of linproiemeuls. Dal ed thi* 281 h liny c f Jannai-y, 1!M. Ito TOHUKH M, KKUBY. MINEHAL ACT 1896. Certificate of Improvements. Notice. Dominion Minkkai, Claim. Sltuste In the Osoyoos Mining Division of Yale dlstriot, Where looated; Camp Falrvlow, XAKli NOTICK that I, Chaa. do B. Oreen. us agent ftn- lho Doniinion Consolidated ich (Jo., free miner's eertillcnto No. ll'MUX, Intond, sixty days froni thc dato horoof. tu apply to tbo Mining Iteoordjjr for a Cortlflcnto ot Improvements, for the purposo of obtaining a OrownOratlt of tho above claim. And furlher lake notioo Unit notion, undor -motion 37, must ho coiniuoneod bofore tlio issuance of suoh Cortlfloato of linpru* oniollls. Dated this iKlth ilny of .September, IIMI. Ho CilAS. null. (I1IKKN.. i/viiiiicniu ui ini|fj*u*Diilvii-.a, NOTIOB llm Bua MiSkuai. Claim. Situate Id thtfKeltlo Rtvor Mining Division ol Yalo District, Whero located : - Camp MoKlnney. TAKK NOTIOK that I, W, H; Norris, for inysclf. free uiiticr'Hcorlitieate No. list I.i. and as agent for A, Mqgraw, free mlnor's.oorti. floatii No. I'Haa. and Mm, 1. M. Maednnald, froo minor's oortiflcate No, B2W91, Intond, sixty days from tbo dale luirouf, to apply to the Mining lie- oorder for n erri I Ileal c of improvement*, for I lie purpjso of obtaining u Crown grunt of the above elaini. And further lake notico that aclion, under section :I7, must lie coilllllonceil before tlie issuance of such oortlfloate of Improvements, , Datod this '.111 li day of August, 1IKJ0. IBo Vf. II. NOItltlS. Mineral Aot. 1896. Certificate of Improvements. xe-o-x-xosi, CaK.MI ANU H. A. iKltAlJTIONAl.l, MlNKKAl, Claims. Situate In the Kettle River Mining Division of Yale Dlstriot, Where looated : Carmi Camp. TAKK NOTICK lhat I, Forbes M. Korby, ns agent for K. H. Thruston, free minor h oortlfleato No. 27021, intond, sixty days from thu date boroof, to apply to tbe Minim Heoordor for CortlllcateH of Ini|irovejncnt^ im Ihopurpoa 'J obtaining Crown (li-unls or ti.e .il..,.,- .-it. ,,. i . i.ii itl •■ that action, pndor ■ 1)1 [II n'.iee.l boforo the H i. ei u; ii' .'!' Impro* '• iiimiis Ualcgt ttds 37Ui day ai Dqpomber, t. 0.19M. 10c KOIIHI'JS SI, ICKIiHY. MINERAL ACT, 1896. Certificate of Improvements. NOTICB. Ohiukxtai. Minkiiai. Claim. Situate In the Osoyoos Mining Division of Yale District. Where looated : Camp I Falrvlow. TAKK NOTICK thai I, M. K. Saitlor.as-igeni fur II. T. Hlieltoii, free miner h oi rtillcaie I No. iilikui?, Intond, OOdaya from the date hereof, I toiipiilyiotlioMlning Heoorder fora eerlillenle I of Improvements, fortlic purpose of oblainint; a Crown tirant of the above elaini. I And further take notico that action, utidcr | section 37, must ho commenced before I lie [Issuance of such Certificate of Improvements, Dated this Jltsl day it August. Woo. 7c Al. K. SAULKlt. fp tf tf <i* sleMi,,!! fffft'f Me Me ...... ff *f ale Me 'inf ff if Me xfe flPtl __&.$_{. *«;? ikii'. tftf tit tie W«W ikik tf 'f ste de 'tf'tf ste Me ffnie v> Me Wiefe ikik 'P'P .le «,(» T-fVii ste ve WW X&tlt, tf ef \le Me 3b $ ikik tit/fi y.'.y. tftf. Me Me iki It' ste - WW r\ I DWAY, B. C. i Beautifully situated at the confluence of Boundary Creek aud Kettle River. MINERAL ACT, 1896. MINERAL ACT, 1896. Certiiicate of Improvements, Notice St. John Minkhal Claim. Situate in the Kettle River Mining Division ofI Yale District. Where located: About seven miles above Beaverton on the west nlde of Beaver creek. 1 T.\ KK NOTICK that I, Porta M. Kerby, as' H'jent for Kltnoro (Jollier, freo minor a cer*! :.;i ... \ > n'H.MIJi. -John 0, Thompson, freo; urtlfleatc N'u. irJlHIiii. anil v\ alier stir-; lie.:, free miner's oortlfloato No. uMtiOl, ,, ti nd, slxt, "i... from thc dale hen if,. • ap| ly to i!n Hilling Roe-i-ili." fn" ,n ,::,!:.-lie f lnl|.mve ■ji ii for ii- purpose of obi al i;-- ■ if the abot ■■ ola And fJirJle r take iiotleo Boot ion '-7, j--"'1 he otnmi lHSim Mi! ru,',, ' el'ii: .i'i ,,; |.n|,i, ■,.■;,; Dated ibis iutb dn) ol November, HAW, lin KdllHKS M. KKItllY. Certificate of Improvements. nroTioa. Hoiisui-'i.v Minkkai. Claim. Situate in the Osoyoos Mining Division of Yale District. Whero located: Camp Hedley.' TAKK NOTICK tlmt I. Clias. delllols ('rcon. asngentfor F. If. Wollaston, fra miners coftlfloate No. 028,693, and C. II. Arundell, free tnirrr'srci lilicale No. iil'S.S-Jji. inteiul. sixly days twin tho ilnto heroof, lo apply to the Minii.j,- Recorder for n Cortlfloato of Itnproveiiii-ni-j, for tbe purpose ot obtaining a crown Qranl of the abovo olalm. Ami further tnkc notice that aotion, tinder -eeiiun :,:, mUst lie.ji.iiiun-iieeil liefore tlio issu nnctf of alien Ce'.tiliejiie of Improvements. Dated tbi.i llli day of Nnvi'iulier, IfiOO. -.'o CHAS. deHI.OISGKKK.V m ff M »!>*-i MINERAL ACT, 1896, Ot-tiflcnte of Improvements. NOTion, Idaho anii Wahhimitun Minijhal Ci.ai.mh. Situate in the Kettle River Mining Division of Yule- District. Where located : Beaver Creak Camp. IAKI NOTICK thai I, r'orbes M. Korby.as agOnt for Tlie Houndury and Ueaverton ling Co.. Limited, non personal liability, froo miner, oertlfluatfl No, ulnim, intend sixty days from tho date horeof, to apply to the Mining Ito- Dordot-for -i oorllfloatoof linprovoineuls, for the purpo f obtaining a Crown Urant of the above olalm. And fnrllier lake notice that notion, under section ;I7, niu*l lie commenced boforo thc i, ..nance ul such oortlfloate of improvements. Dated this 89th day of November, IHIO. "c KOMlKH M. KEItnY. W. H. WEBB, «___. Practical x-_. WAGON- MD CARRIAGE BUILDER. Midway, B. C. # Repairing OF ALL KINDS Promptly and Neatly Executed. |_r CARRIAGE PAINTING A SPECIALTY. •*•»*■- TV ff m iiiH'ait, ttnisftf MemteMeMe mm mm ILL BE The inost important railway town in the Kettle River Mining Dtvisicn. The Western Terminal and Divisional point of the Columbia & Western Railway. The Wholesale Supply and Manufacturing centre of the Kettle River antl Boundary Creek Districts. • The distributing point for Upper Kettle River, West Fork and Camp McKinney mining camps. Thc nearest Railway town to Republic, Meyers Creek, Palmer Mountain and other Northern Washington mining camps. fo Thc leading residence *town in the country, with an excellent climate, pure water * ,. supply and favorable sanitary conditions. Business, residence and garden lots at low prices and on easy terms. SKNll FOK MAPS. I'ltll.'KS AND KUIX l'AllTICUI.AHS TO A. M. WOVKNDKN, .Hrei-otui-y, .10 St. John Street, Montreal, E, <J. THE MIDWAY CO., Ltd. Shj^'^^h^!:- ^«M«i-HfH{^ ^?^^^^$^jBfHi-? .f^ej^^ic-^^^^ ^-^^:«^^^^^^4i: iiSjS V. M. CKOU8K, Agent for British Coluiuliiii, , ifiiti Midway.ac. *-;■:-;;.;y NOTICE OF FOfiFEITUBE. To 0. A. I'otomon, Into of Kholt Creek In Yalo ili-oriut: Sir: Ynu jii-o lii-reliy noliiltiil that wo havo expended 1109,110 In lalwr nml iiiiiiriinjine.it" upon tlio *" I tl vr Himlv'' Mlnoral t.'lnlin, sitiiiiid InHmvidenco Oamp, in the Kettle Uiver Mining ill vision nf Yule ulstrict In tiviti.-h Cajiim* Ilia, in order to hold s ild olalm under the provisions of Section Hi of ihu .'Iiiienil Ael, ntiob heing the amount roqiilred to tmlii the *Jii-.l olalm tor lho year onding April 5, nwl. Alia ifjii iho expiration of uim.-trM daW of publictition of this notice you fnil or n-iu-e to i-iiiiiriiiuti.' your piiiiKiriinii uf Uut expenditure required under said seotlon i'l. tngi-ther with all .-.jots of adi-erilsliig. your liitcrcsts In sniil ul.iim siijill become vested in the subscribers ij-i.in- co-ownen.) iinilor Soctlnn I of iho "Miner- ul An Amendment Aj-i. 1000.'' Hilled nt. Midway, u. c. this Kith dny of llreeiniier. IflUO. lllimi.ANIi QUKRN CON80I.IDATED .MINIMI AND .Mil,I,INU IV. C, l. ThoMet, Mnuogor. tiie J. A. r.vsiviiiirn. SeoreUry. R. H. PJF Provincial Land surveyor. \Wyir*. ' ",,'.!)'-oc' inl ___ Civil Engineer... l''inai)t-i;il, K'(*iil Estate, lnstirnt|ee and Mining Aytjrit. • otary t't:ui,t. . I- nil view 'rowntiuo ^-\--i.iit. . . . UilllCUriK .., (I. II. !'.' i.KI.NSOX. KAIRVIEW, B.C. ( i '.H'ri'MIMMlllfMIC-l' **Jlllil*itl-.t. The Berliner Gramophone This in the machine that talks—sings—plays every instrument- reproduce! Sons t's HhiiiI -string orhcistras—Negro Minstrels, Church Choirs, etc. It reproduces the violin, piano, flute, comet, trombone, banjo, mandolin, piccolo .-mil every other instrument. The llerliner Gram-o-phone is louder—clearer, simpler and belter than nny other talking machine at any price. It sings every kind of song, sacred, comic, sjiilitnenlal, p itriotic, "Coon" songs, English, Preach and Scotch Songs, selections from Grand and Comic Operas, plays cake walks, waltzes, two-steps, marches, in f.u:t everything that can be played on any instrument or nunil-er of instruments cm bU repr-uluced on the Berliner Gramophone with the wonderful indcstiuct- iblc record discs. It telb funny stories or repeats a prayer. It can entertain hundreds at one time in the largest hall or church, or it can be subdued to suit the smallest room. The Records arc not-wax, they arc Hard, Flat, Indestructible Discs, which Trill 1 u.t 111 years. i lie llerliner Oram-o-phone is made in Canadi, it is guaranteed forflve years. The Gram-o-phone H used and endorsed by the leading clergymen uud otlu rs throughout Canada. The llerliner (irain-o-rhone received the only ineil.il forXiilliing Machines at the Toronto Exhibition WOO. The llerliner Gram-o-phone has been widely imitated •ut ltlierecordscounterfei ted, therefore be ware of machines \>ith t'lislcndiiig names as they are worthless. li tha Berliner Gram-o-phone is not for sale in your town, write to us for illustrated catalogues and other information, free. I'actouy i 2C7-371 Aqueduct St., Montreal. IJMANUKL IU.OVT, General Manager for Canada. E BERLINER, 2315 SL Catherine Street, . , Price, complete $7.50 & $15.00 Including a 111 inch horn, 3 records and concert sound box. MONTREAL I -MIDWAY-* Riverside Addition, Just a Word! To those contemplating: an investment in Midway real estate, the information is offered that on the Riverside Addition may be found 300 very choice residence sites. LOTS 50x125 FEET. PBICES BBAS0NAB1E. For terms and all other information apply to W. H. NORRIS, or A. MEGRAW, Midway, B. C. Camp McKinney, B. C Spokane Falls 4 N Railway Co Nelson & Ft. Railway Co. 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