Ill /■_■_/ * i ^ He t-i IIDWA"; 3am» CQL.KEL, KJHDA': rEBEUA-T , $90i. &-LC* K 162. Sfi iwaJtTt'x irr- <UEF*W*OU. • 0*N \o-r-iir.' Vt_l_ MlX'lX- bko^e: .B.C Now is the Time tii wa" vosrriirr. ".:".:•" :*" '■ • ... a . mil sea* . . m9B______mk3gtm_t_ btmidammjp < _n b_ce stoc-; ani. nru t__l ^i roe l»ii_Mih'i •«_-■ rvr.i j :■ reci_c- t_* rr.e* O _ 11 .m;:.~ j:: •*■ en* * v airr.-~ : .v. Tom _r*- aim* . t_i remnaci p_n aiii. sain>j.a- wt.. i. cres .. . ■ cs_t: Ths- vet; t iaat_5 wine *.& Mathison _Evnr. ttci: Ij t_ot mttEewmoox. c.-awrfj a:: zz.-. ; _Mrr - ". vv i & atiav. ._n:c f-L—iST* I'kieiir-c. ttt.Si.i_ . tereirusirx IcJ-J.- R-MGe XETWAZ . 'S. TtZBL: SKDaK. WHtXilSMO* AGKV. HAIN & COS.. h}? Offiet :>tort. - - Kiowa? i 1'OPQQt L« DiSlFIO. Jurmsrati* i Minim Wot* eriie- Irimttffr u> Stiawa; ,l*rxi:<~.Z~Z*Z ~x .i. .*Jr.l* '...''.•'. i-M _z ; : I' ^rewTUi i*: in;. it -_•:•? !' i i .1 ". ■ ti ■ -, : WAI MOTH '■i'ii. 11.. fr* tpw t "jmrrtrr. i "1.- _iMjas. • t ' | "T-J.tt ' | ! , . 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THE MID^a^ TK*_M6 C.{L Ifih** '.'.-'.•*»'.jth- rn *r*n_r.- «OiH STAB-IHC ONE HOTEL. jM trVE- T-rov •GENER.-VL .«__RCHANDI5E CONTAINJNC r MM MWPR8 tfwr Chuhl aiiiu kHari j»p i«lif» tflHH- mui fm -G ]-n_z:-_L. :i__ukkuuku 9k Lo'JlKXS LD ! I.ICtf-r I _M Cji»*« isucbaiB. iWRMSTROf-iC B.C Ttit Midway Trading Company, Lie. J. R. JAcOliis .VianajKr .^liawa'. L.w j: • a. .11 ttllirrl-Ltz • . -. U - , ' i : ■.-'■_ ttT *via-_a_m mm* - 1 .■_■: ■;**:.:. 1 ' -~ 1 Di __'.? :..'■** ' "■•'■ :! -*-OCr H^vi^cai i «t*^rrct.. f«rtD.i»:i, I . i ' n ~ ; -■--.-".-•. i r.,i»;T ■ ■■ ■ ■ : - . .-.. ■ - ■■ ; .*v | At -» - ■ j . _L ■ : i_a numtmnxf ;«H TiiLC; liif. 3 i» r* iiiinmiiiMi j - M id^'fi'v tots! .Viarket - e a I JUL MATTMEb huoneio. .urAttt x ._ . h: tsthaearnm 'Jl.ll! 'i :. ... — ..■'-.■ j.jj j _ ■ ■ .. i , : ■ am* .. ■-. — •... to... ,,•■-■■■ 1 tmmu Tlexx tmwtmx ** * * f 9 * # I B__t he Hat a: tai^ctt*—aiisiMiii': onnasn.gi n.OMiic« . csi- < BEB'r -BTrat_ WW;.*-.' 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JACOBS .I'KOPHIKTnn Manaiikii Published weoltly nt Midway, U. C. Subscription I'rluo, ii.Hn per niiiiiini, puytililo In uilviim-i', nlthor yearly or half-yearly at the option of the Rubfionbor. Ad rerl 1st uk ltnt es son t nn nppllenl Ion, Though tho .Minium of Tin; ADVANCE are ns the Alliiitiiliin Tln-iitre, Qrrenwnnd, and snnie iissiiciiitiiins therewith, luive recently coitipHllfd puhlia notice, Fnr Ilie linio it h....|ni.|| us if lln' Iniul press, either confessedly or tncllly saw nn leiisutiitlile iilrjettinn to lhe existence uf riindiliiiiiN ilml are liy nn iiieiins Relief. alwaj * o|i. ii for the disetftsion of mntlurs of j ally reg.irfliid as essenliul to the pro* publir iiiieii'Ht mul impjirtjiiiijo, we do not nee- ^i nesHiirllyiiniliii-su any jf tlie opinions expressed. . t'orre.iioudutiue ofa beisunal nature will not be [ published. I MONDAY. FEBKUAHY5. 1000. No id-finite Infnriniitlon luis yet lieen supplied to Tiik Advasoe us to Ihe uiiiniinl of niniii.y ...illecli'd in Midivny touiii'tU ihe fund noiv known ns the Patriotic Fund. We lust, week beard, Imth in M ill wny nnd (iieenivond, nil- fnvi nu hi., coiniiienl upon the persistent omission of ihose responsible for it to publish it statement of the aniounl Collected—sniiill though it he—nnd to whom it whs remitted, Some of the I'linlrilinlois, whilst not imputing any irregularity in ihis 00 iinnii 11, resenl thii secrecy of the self-appointed custodians uf these moneys. (Jontrlliutrtrs have lhe right .to a, public accounting and it -ihniild tint he necessary I insist tbat it In* made, Mr. Higgins, M, P. I'., has asked in the Provincial Leglsloluie "Thai, an order of lhe House lie granted for a return of all correspondence between the Government, or nny member or officer thereof and any parly or parlies 1 evident in the District, of North Victoria relative In the n diiclini) of wages of wiirkmen employed on the roads of lhat district from $2.(10 to .$1.75 per dny. and an increase of 1 he hours of labor from nine to len hours perday." Surely Ihe Government responsible for legislation that prevents mine-owners from obtaining more lhan eight hums' labor per day frntn muckers who insist upon a wage of $3. p r day, is not compelling its own laborers in mini her part of ihe Province to accept $1.75 for a day of len hours. Iu another column in this is-ite is published some InforniHti'in relating to mining properties in lhe Toruda District which lies south nf Midway, in the neighboring stile of Washington. In directing ibe intention of those inteiested in Midway ur likely to lie, lo the sl.iteiii"Ui Hut ''All Ihe propuiiies are froni -ix 1021 miles from Midway on the 0. I'. it., with a good wagon r.i'id all Ihe way," It may he pointed mil. that ibis is unsolicited and entirely disinterested testimony in support of .Midway's claim to he the nearest railway town in several of the leading mining camp- of Northern Washington, some of which ure, liy lhe way, alieady moving in the direction of making the town their railway point fur holh their inward and outward fieighl, specify nf even a Western mining town. The Greenwood "Miner" last j week, however, took a stand which, I though only what was expected from [ itas consistent wilh lis record of clean [journalism, must commend itself to I those who, leaving out of sight con I sldernlIn/is of profit to certain iuieres- I led individuals, discriminate between I liberty and license, Said the "Miner" "The nhjecl Ion to such places, how , ever, is not the sale of beer in the audi ence, but lo 'box rustling,' and lhe presence of women, whoare ically lower, in some cases, in the moral scale than the regular ha hi lues nf houses <>f Ill-fame, Tlieiuiluencenf such conditions must, be pernicious, lei people say whal. ihey will; and if the success of a I heal re depend 011 such conditions l.beu the Ihealte should fail." We think fiom our own observation thai tbis objection appeals tn he well taken, and Ibal Ibe moral atmosphere of Ihe Albumin 11 dues not compare favorably wiih say Ihal of the International in liossland, as we saw il, We agree Willi the"Mi.ier"ihai "it is an insult tu millers aud prospectors as a class to say lhat thev will not he satiolied with anything less lhan performances which smack of lewdness, and are coaisely suggestive; and which are supplemented by box seances" On the contrary we, too, believe that the great majority of miners can aud do enjoy a good, wholesome song, or a clean comedy, nr melodrama, as well as any other port ion of the community. MININU NOTES. The Cas"iide "Record" claims that "Cascade has no bonded indebtedness nu nn expensive municipal government to support." Midway is in a similarly favoiahle position. Incur- "juration would at present involve for thi. Inwn 111.' expenditure of loo large a pi upon ion nf the revenue, available within reasonable limits nf taxation, in salaries and other administrative charges, Incorporation is unl desirable merely for th-1 sake of giving a few self-interested individuals place or pay, I.nler, when the town shall have Machinery has been ordered for the Ah There claim in Deadwood camp. The plant will include a 10-horse power hoist, So-horse power Iwiler, iwo UJ Itind drills and all accessories. Two teams yesterday brought in more concentrates from the Cariboo mine, Camp McKinney. This ore was loaded on 11 box car read) for sending out wilh some previously 1 .rough t in. A mechanics' lien of $1,500 has heen recorded fn the local Govern men! office by S. II. Hayes against Ihe Camp McKinney Mines Co. Ltd., owning lbe Granite and Banner mineral claims at Camp McKinney, One of the objects for which Tbe Morrison Mines, Ltd., was lately incorporated witli a capital of $150,000 in 1,500.1100 shares of 10 cents each was to purchase the assets of the Morrison Gold Mining Company. The compressor plant at the Zala M. mine, Sheridan camp, on the Reservation was shut down last week and hand drilling in the drifts wus tried, but, it is repotted, without success, the air in the mine workings proving so bail that the miners quit work. The annual meeting of the shareholders in the Minnehaha Gold Mining Company was convened for to-day in Toronto. Itwas expected tbat the clean-up after the first mill run at the mine, Camp McKinney, would take place b.fore tbe holding of the meet iug' ^________m______m__m_mmmm___ here as to whether or not this expec tatioii has been realized. Record* for the Period Endlnt February 3rd, 1900. MINKKAI. I.OC\TIIIN8. JANUAItY 20. Omaha, Itock creek, \. li. Patterson and M. .1. Greevy. JANUAItY 22. 1000, Carmi cieek, Kvuti Williams. Golden fleece, Kock creek, Fred M. Cmnmings. Golden lied, Hock creek, Geo, S. Young. Sound Money, Kock creek, J. A. Frank. Diamond, Camp McKinney, John I McLean Ihere are two kinds of naval guns of vhicli we have been hearing much of late, the 12 poundtir aud 4.7. In the trials of these guns nt extreme elevation the 12 pounder shell went 11,(01 yards and the 1.7-in. (Lyddite) projectile 12,1X10 yai-Js. The naval 12 pounders differ from the field-service pattern. They are lung and heavy guns, which on shipboard ate fixed on a pivot carriage and fitted witli 11 steel shield. The 4.7 in. j gun is a far linger and more powerful piece. Details of the two guns ...New store on ti and Gem, Camp McKinney, John McLean j the 12 poinidei lleld.gim may be inter* and Con. Kane. ! estiug: Jewel, Cninp McKinney, John Mc Lean. JANUARY 24. Ida IC. Unci. Creek Win. Younkln. Mayflower, fraction, Skylark camp, ('billies II. Tye and P Hickey, JANUAItY 25. Fly Trip, Greenwood, Thomas Ferguson Game, JANUAItY 20. Ontario, Eholt creek, J, H. Desrosiers et id. jancaiiy 27. Ottawa and Coldstream, Heaver camp, Alex. Robinson. JANI'AKY 2i). Mnchi's and Legal Tender, Camp MiKiunoy, A. ti. .Mvunl.nid. JANUAItY 30, Sydney M. Length Feet. hi ft. 10 ft. 7 ft, Speed of (light per sec 2,188 2,210 1,(107 se itl the lighter ll hove. c. c. Astori 1, Skylark cain| Johnson. Standard, Long Lake camp, Ktl wards. JANUARY 31, Greenwood, Camp McKinney, Con. Kane. Iliitte.Citnip McKinney, H.Cameron. Ooni Paul, Camp McKinney James Mulr. FKURIABY 1. Mountain View, Long Lake camp, James Scott. FKBBIMRY 2. Montrose, Deadwood camp, L Sherwood. FEBRUARY 3. Ideal, Central camp, J. E. Hooper. Joker, fraction, Deadwood camp, M. II. Kane. FEBRDABY 5. Heather Bell, Rock creek, Alex. Ramage. Holler, fraction, Copeland Mountain, Con. Kane and Alex. Ramage. CKRTIFICATKS OF WORK. JANUARY 20. Rhine, B. J. Edwards. Johannesburg, C. AE. Shaw. Muyfii.-ld. fraction. M. II. McMahon. JANUAItY 22. Ibex, S. Larsen. Clipper, Jl. Kane.. JANUARY 21. Justina, W. E. McBoyle, Mayflower, George l'oulds. JANUARY 20. Idaho, .1 Im McLean. JANUARY 27. ) Great Hopes, fraction, James Dunn. JANUARY 20, Hanover and Ballard, C. L. Wernef. JANUARY 30. Myrtle, fraction, R. M. McKntirc. Grey Fox, W. E. George. St. Dunslan, James Fisher. St. Eugene, Jas. Fisher. FERRUARY 1. Alma, Win. Edwards et al. George Hurst, Camp McKinney, Gold Alining and Milling Co. Ltd. Tip Top, fra tion, C. A_, Shaw. Banner, fraction, C. AE. Shaw. FEBRUARY 2. E. H., frm tion, 11. McDonald. TRANSFERS, JANUARY 20. Silver Tip and Lucile, J E vergreen, No news has yet beeu received interest, Joe Bumtss and Robert R. whether or not this expec- Burruss to J. N. Fewinkle. t nmwall and l.rav send, J mt Thus. Pascoe to P. S. Stanhope. The large hoist and olher machinery I JANUARY 22 and Appliances for Ihe Sunset, in Dead- Pandre, 4 interest, Henry Stephenson wood camp, are now being delivered at to C. licit/,. the mine. Tbe two big boilers have i JANUARY 22. been bricked iii, masonry foundations . Simpson, all interest, .lames Jolly to Gun Shell 1.7 tn-lh. 12-pdr, naval. I2-II> 12-pdr. Held.... 121.^______, Tllie ordinary Held gun In nsi army is a liYpiuiiuli r of even weight and less poiVer I ban tbe Itdoes not use iiii'tul cartridges, and is nut a iptick liter, differing in this from tlie 1.7 anil 12 pound t naval, Its range is very much shorlcr from the fuel llinl, ils piojectile i.s sharp- eiinl. The batteries of artillery in South Afiici were nut supplied with Lyddite shell. 'Ihis however, is carried in one warships, ami was lakeii up lo lhe front with lhe n.ual guns.—"Navy League Journal," JT. Ii. Tex>ir» Is now on deck with a complete stock of General Merchandise, Hen's Cloth ° Shoes and Rubber Goods, Call ,'incl convince Yourself. ; gR , of 25 percent, off Ladles'Hats for die " ' ,t i MILLINERY DEPARTMENT Mrs. L. R. Terry [„ char-.. CROWELL'S HOTEI ^C«>M««C«««MlC«««««C«««-«(i(.c<,«ec«ef.t ' | S. A. CROWELL, Proprietor. „, '** Pipes, Cigars AND Cigarettes ■NOVELS- J. fl. UNSWORTH. DRUGGIST MIDWAY - B.C. ll I gall -frown sufficiently tu provide funds for public improvements, the question i ,hllt ihiallii, plant will Bhnriiy lie in may, and doubtless will he i|enlt wiih ! eiinnlne order. ! Manuf.ietni James Mil if. alio a l.iiL'e ana substantial y-lnut ., ,, ,, , ... ,,,,,, .. . " , . ■ , Golden r.aulx; 1 inteiest, I). A. tain ows frame creeled. Itis ex peeled eron to W. fi. V\ 1"' C. R COSTERTON VhltNON II.C NOTARY PUBLIC. The Royal Insurance Coy. The London ami I.ancahuiiik Fihk Insurance Coy. Thk Insurance Coy. ok North A SI Kit ic A. Thk London ash Canadian Fihk Insurance Coy, Thk Sun Like Assurance i'uy uu Canada. Thk Dominion Building anu Loan Association, Appraiser por thk Canada Permanent Loan and Sa Vinos Ciiy ou its merits. Meanwhile Midway en- j ivs all ordinary and necessary advan- ingHS without having to pay heavy taxation, There shnuld be no objection tn 11Miles mul labor unions sn Inn}* as tbe lights nf ihose not disposed In jniu I hem are not interfered with. Too nfieii they are l||nii|*h, mid liberty of the individual cmisequenlly disappears. Hut immunity from penalties is lint alitays assured to those employing ccicive measures, ns the following incident slmws, Alinotyp. operajlnr -■mpliiyeil on the Buffalo "Evening News" refused in join a Typographical Union sn at. the behest iif the union lie was discharged. Later lip liroiiglit aclion against the president of the union for conspiracy in forcing him nut of his position. The case came before Justice Childs and a jury in the Supreme Court of New York. The evidence proved the pl» hit itTs competence mul the dpsire of his employers lo retain his serviec<>, hut that In prevent a strike he had to be dismissed. The court rilled that tlieie was a conspiracy and the jiuy unaided damn- agents stale lhat orders have been placed for additional plant and machinery foi ibe Mother Lode mine, including 2U-'i Hand drills wiih mountings complele, a 'JOX'21 Cor- _^_____^_^_^_____ lisa hoisting engine, boilers, cages and ■*•■« Prtewon to Peter \V, Lover! olher appliances, the whole to cost' P''«l('[I.BrisU.I and Uiidger,,II inter- " • "■■ '"L" ** iMassam to Meiiry T. ^^^^^^^^^^Uiins. JANUARY 21. Justina, -, interest, VV. E. McBovIe to Ed, H. Mortimer. A. li„ fraction, Thus. Dobie to Curl Bender. JANUARY "25, Tuck, Boomerang, l-loiinelast, Belza and Chaperon.-, £ interest in,,-met*, est, John aliout $20.UIQ. Mr, F\ Kelfer, manager, Machiin. for the company owning ihis mine is et peeled to return from New York R. this evening. Work ba* lieen in progress nn tbe Bruce, Magnetite and White Cloud JANUARY 28. Boldiuiil _•>. John J. Harris to- J. R. Denrojieri,"1 JANUARY 27. ^^^^^ Buteher Boy. all interest J. B. Tor- :laims,:nenr Midway* during the putt! *»er, J. B. Brook anii Frank Schone* Ihteeor foor we-ks. Some nice i*e| K-WMtalii^cSSTn8"' G°'d *** has'been oh'rained in a shallow- pro* ,.„„.„„ ™. . . , ,, [ JANUARY _to. sped shaft sunk on Ihe upper crop- t:»._ i i_. . tl - .u D . . , . I „Tl?l'f. >'nt«rest, Thoiniui Murray to pings on Ihe Bruce. A tunnel has Kidl N. Kden. ■•»»■«» lieen commenced ou the MaKiieiik and Doinininn, J interest, Edward Rope to Sanford Dixon. R.H. in this a lit '.le copper appears in Ihe magnetic Iron showing here heing opened up. The prospect shaft on the White Cloud is down ahout 2D feet in tpiarlu ihrough which occurs more or less pyirh.iliie wilb occasional bunches of copper ore. e* . Royal Bank of Canada. Thu following taken frntn an Eastern exchange will he of interest in the eastern part of the Boundary district, in the chief town of which, „mm_*________________________________________________m .' Grand Forks, the Merchants Lank of Res $oj0, which niiimint represented!,, ,.- .. , ... . . ' i Halifax some tune since established plaintiff's salary at $25 per week for sis months from the lime of his dis- since a liranch : With a desire that their institution shall he national in ils IUMW-.I. Legitimate efforts for mutual | name as well as in its aspirations, the protection an- commendable, hul such InjiiRl ice ns it. abnve outlined should nnl be permitted in any country itrlletiifreedom is professedly respected, directors of the Merchants Bank of Halifax give notice that they will ask, at the approaching session of Parliament, to be allowed to call their hank i:i rutin*'the Royal Bank of Canada. Jennie, fraction, John Lucy to Cbas, R. PilUick. JANUARY 30. Astoria, Sydney M, Johnson to H, H. Shallenlierger. Ian hi Ul. Deii'-nn nnd Mountain Bell, i, interest, Ah Ling to E. E. H. Moss. February 1. No. 2, _ interest, and No, 3, A interest, John Douglas to James Atuood. Fein Un ry 8, First Chance, Uncle Sam and Pay muster, J interest in each. W. McDonald to Emanuel Paslrnme. Revenue, 4 interest, Chas. Coulter to John Fumasoli. Lilly James, Fanny Joe and Dixie, 4 interesl in each, Alfred J. Bardo to Charles H. Tye. CKRTIPICATK OP IMPROVEMENT. January 21. Silver King and Iron Cap, John Douglas as agent for the Silver King Gold Mining Compuny Provlneliil Lund Surveyor. \W* Architect and ___- Civil Engineer... Financial, Isjertl Estate, Insurance and Mining Agent. SNVOTARY PUBLIC.*** J" air view Townaita Agent. . .. ADDH—«. . . R. II. PARKINSON, rsiBvinw, ii. c. Correspondence Hollc-ited. 999<* ovenlll sti I,J||||W Ono Block tVi ■ ' rrHIS is a new building hard finished all ■} furnished in first class style. The :- is supplied with the best i n the market, Th-'J connecti n is run by Messrs, FR \X( |s late nf Cascade City, and has a choice stock Liquors and Cigars. Patronage of the Public is Solicited and Satisfaction is Gin.. The Riverside Hotel, Is situated at IWk Creek, H.C, on tlie main ronte of -. between Penticton :iid all Rotmdary Creel, points. St..pp;t| place for staf(es. Good Fishing -:- Good Hunting -:- Bostof Accommodiu i. _•. ■••». 'voprlator, Practical House and Carriage PAINTIN Paper Hanging, Graining and Sign Painting. Also hdlsom and all kinds of Decorative Work executed b\ E. Nash J Co., Midway and Greenwood( I'.s'I'AHI.l 3HKD 1—.:i. MAINLAND NU'SERY COMPA' - LADNER'S, - BRITISH - COLUMBIA Ouu Specialties—Varieties Profitable in British Coluu 1 rei.'.s Free from Pests FRUIT AM) ORNAMENTAL TRUES, I'l.ANTS AM) VI' Send for Free Catalogue. I I n< iiersok, Man;.,- JOY'S DOMAIN. WoiiM'b thou Ih)1 holme and aeres prlto And wttien iitcii-nri s munie I Go biillil Ihy bul of any »lzu, llll*. niiike tliy Kurili,n large. The Midway Company still have for sale a few 5-acre tracts. Buy one on easy terms, and "make thy garden large." Dissolution of Partnership. NOTICK Ik hereby ith en Unit the p .rtticnihlp heretofore exiting lietween Iho undersigned, under I be mime of Kt-nncix U Milne, hh hotel kei'i-iTKul Midivny, H.C, hnn thin d«y been dliwolved. Dnteil this Wth dny of llerember, I8K1. Vf. i. KIMNCIH, WM. A. Ml I.N K. FAIRVIEW ■ HOT] Commercial and Mining men should pulj at the Fairview Hotel when in camp GOOD ACCOMODATION, EVERYMiNG EXCEL- . fropriei Qeo ti. SKeehar* 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 Fiirniice-heiitcd nnd coinfortnbly fnriilsliril roiims. HRST CLASS JAEALS WELtTsERVED. Thos. D. Banbury, Proprietor. :; -'lav. W. A, Rollins M. A. will lectin at Greenwood nn the Smith Af- Hun war next Wednesday evening. . the Rosdind hockey lean. I>eat the Boundary team nt Greenwood lasl Sat- Olday night, >>y three (fouls to two. _$kr. and Mm. Peter T. MeCalliini |nibia bave losl their 8-vear old ■birr. The litlle Kirl died on 281 h chants Bank of Halifax al Woodstock, New Brunswick, to the Republic liranch of ihal hank. Mr. and Mrs. Donald McLeod were presented with a testimonial, espies- -ice of esteem and appreciation, on the occasion of their leaving Cascade for Trail on Jan.21 Mr. McLeod ls|iuicl|.i. f I ingageni for Me«sr. M'lnn.Fulec Iir >s. k Larson, who constructed the (' .ium- liia k Western railway. .— * a. ■'it* the estate of thus. Peterson, de* Jmant, lei ten.if iidiiiiiiistratinn have Kn grained lo ihe widow,Len* Peter- ton. RHlev. II. Irwin (Father Pat) came in g&m westwards yesterday and held Aurch of Kngland service in Midway Wm, night. j, Messrs. McAuley and Rime are erect- Btat Camp McKinney a huilding for Htri purposes which should be Bfcdv fnr tiusiness next month. ■The proposal for the amalgamation ■K Ihe incorporated towns of Grand forks and Coliiniliia is lieing encnui- ■ged as lieing f.u iheir mutual benefit, Dr. Jakes was summoned lo Ana- CMida last Wednesday lo see Mr Alex, Wallace, who'ii lie found ill with pneii- monia. Mr. Wallace wis taken lo Ihe Oreenwood hospital for medical treatment and good nursing. Announcement has lieen made thai a post ilflce lias lieen established al Bol* ■ j, O.anogan County, Wash., Witli e special mail service froni C;ie- taw. Mr Frank S. Beale haa lieen appointed postmaster. | Two Uiwnsites, named Oro and City respect Irely, situate in ■nit cainp, are competing to be p Ibe business cent re of t hat camp, rare not far apart and al date I huildings hare been erected in th* older nne, Summit City, Mr. D. W. Holbiook, of the Arm of BoHrouk, Keiin k Co. has removed Mam Greenwood to Chesaw, Wash., in IB which growing town his firm has nn (Merest. Mr. D. A. Holbrook will lank after the firm's Boundary Creek Mining and real estate business. Grand Forks h._ received nearly all «f IU new machinery and plant for water supply nnd electric light pur* s, including water wheels, dyna- ■, hydrants, etc., and Okanagan Free Oold Mines, Ltd. A press despatch frntn Rossliind says: News of the fourth clem up at the mines of the Okanogan Free Gold Mines, Ltd., Oro. Wa-.li.. lieen received here. This last of the series aggregates, including the concentrates, about $o,IOO. The first two, last fall. were of almut the same amount is this, but the ii. t ., hiili represented the work of but a few days' crushing, totalled about $1,(100. The average value nf the ore remains substantially unchanged, 416 tons crushed yielding $6,400, or averaging 910.20 |ier ton. There hns lieen no cessation in the working of the mill for the past month, The nnly let up A new weeaiy newspaprr, m ....n*.., entitled ''Corriere del Canada," has lieen started in Montreal. Manitoba Lilierals have protested six seats in the recent Provincial elections, and the Conservatives four. Mr. Frank Pedley, 8u|»crintendeiit of Immigration, estimates that nearly 14,000 settlers from tbe United Suites have become resident* of Canada during th past season. The Canadian Pacific and Grand Trunk llailway Companies have each contributed $15,000 to the patriotic fund in connection with the Smith African ■ nr. The Oj*i eie jnilling husiness wi I he converted into ■ joint slock company, with n capital nf $1,300,000. Mr.Albert E. Ogilvie, eldest son of the late Mr.W. j W. Ogilvie, will be president. Sir William McDonald, Mr. R. B, Angus and Mr. James Itnss have each given s.*..ni>l tn he building fund of the Montrenl Maternity Hospital, to which Li . Strathcona bad already given J'',0U) Steps have heen taken to form a mounted rifle corps in Toronto, lo be known as the Ontario Mounted Rifles, similar lo the Australian Mounted ur. ..itu'icmi ...ru..:.. .ir.iim utuvor fnr Vancouver has received the following letter from Spokane :— Spokane, Wish., Ian. A). 1900 I. M. Maclean, M D ,V..ncouver,B.C. Dkar Doctor,— I reply to yo li Iter nr the 111 h inst will say that we have 4o cases known In the Health department. Thirty five nf these ale at tin- hn-.pit.ll. ibe rt—(quarantined nt home. Origin of present trouble is traced in mild iinreciigiiized walling cases. These hive cuine to us fi-.ni. every point of the compass. No den ths so far. The flwt naae occurred March :(rd last, others followed up till two mnnihs ago, when we thought we had the last. An interval f few weeks' immunity followed As the miners began to come in fnr the winter our new outbreak began, Five new leases reported today. Vaccination, i|iiaranlioe, disinfection are the principal means to control. I fear there sre still walking cases about and if this is so then of course it will lie sptead. (Signed) W. W. Pottbb, M. D., Sec. Health Board, and Health Officer. was during the holiday* at the Christ*. ..... . „ - ~ . Rifles, organized hv General Mutton in man and New lenr season Toe crush* , " , . ... fix x,..-_ -..A that country four years ago, as irregu* ing represents a run of 2A ilavs and . , . .- a . K ' lar cavalry nnd for scouting duty, The Hudson's Bay Company announces lhat its sales of farm lands and town lots for the nine months ended December 31st amounted to S-UIK.-., and the cash receipts to $100,- H42, as compared with $225,383 and $131,2)0 respectively for the corresponding period of 1808. ' Mr. 11. C. ('lute, Commissioner appointed to investigate the troubles between the mine owner* and miners in the Slocan district, hat bad a long interview in Ottawa with 8h* Wilfred Laurier and n'her Ministers, iu regard U> the matter. Mi. Chile is preparing his report, hut it will he Miriie time before it will lie completed. All tlie new Manitoba Ministers are Ontario men Premier .'.J-..-lioualil ... . 11 ,.: Kingston, Provincial -...-:. ,i P?**erhoro, Provincial Treat D.cvidsou in Ox- initie j ford County, the Hon. Mr. Johnson in Mitchell, and the Hon. Colin Campbell in Burlington. All, by the bye. eeem to be of Scottish ancestry, llll having now secured plenty of fuel i -till running sn that another i p mav lie expected almut the in .i.ili- u. February. re. Cariboo, Camp McKinney. '.'i George B. McAuley, managing dire, tor of the Cariboo Consolidated Gold Mining Conipany, ot Camp McKinney, has arrived in '•.' city from the west. It appears to be the opinion of the directors that the mine is in better shape to day than ever hefore, for tbe simple reason lhat the com pany's complete control of the Okanogan claim, secured the other day on a payment of $20,000 to an outsider who had retained an interest in it, assures them the right of f..'|iiccing their nre bodie*. Tbeomnp ny'i work. ings mi the old meli nt soui" time lieen w .rk ij .i the end line of the l>!< m, and the best ore chutes on Hie pitch into that property. Since a settlement of the difficulty over the Okanogan claim has lieen made, the company can now go ahead and folio* a pump with i iis ore liodies across its Okanogan holding.—Toronto "World." ■ nc miners nomc, FAIRVIEW. B. C. THIS HOTEL offers the best of accommodation at moderate charges. Only the best brands r i liquors and cigars kept on hand. A good table and good beds add much to the comfort of is patrons. E. MORRIS, PROP. D. L Barcklay. J.A. 1! \KKIS. BARCKLAY & HARRIS, • Mated capacity of "50,000 gallons per day is eipected to arrive shortly. Mayor L. A. Manly has presented That Cattle Seizure, the Grand Forks Fire Department On motion of Hon. J. H. Turner the With a new modern ladder truck | provincial Legislature has ordered the •quipped with scaling ladders and j production of copies of all correspond- Other reqiiisities. The gift is much j ence in the year 1888, or in any year appreciated both for its usefulness and j mil-sequent thereto, lietween the Pro '"•a another practical expression of the i vlnclal Government and the Dominion Mayor's public spirit, | Government, or other parties, in relu cting held I is' .nonihiti"n Ul th«' seizure by the United Al a public ii •t Princeton I wo delegates were ap* pointed lo prni-eed to Victoria to urge the Provincial Government Ui huild a raidge across the Similk inn-en Rtv»r at Princeton nnd to advance money enough to Hnish the wagon resd from Princeton In Keremeos. Tlie penalties pn i.f 'h>- regulaiioiw, week's \DVAXiE introduction nf sin exceeding $11*1 ' tint in ire Th.il * without hard _ ■ i i ..nri-i '.' "tt f ..id I fm j pill*li**hed •ll I... 1*01 si •iipi- Statea. iu November, 1*7, of certain cattle, the property of Mr. Thomas Ellis, of Penticton. Mr. Turner explained that Mr. Ellis did a cattle business in the Boundary countiy and his cattle had sometimes ■n pass from British Columbia through ■ i little piece of United States territory violation | Uld liack aK(iin )|)tJ1 tl.j,j,.h Columbia In accordance with tbe usual custom he was given a permit liy the United States Customs officials to drive his ca t e across the small piece of Ameri can territot y. One day his driver happened to leave his permit Miind. A Customs officer, who had a grudgi . - again t Mr Eili«. seized the catile mid last they were sold. There had been cor- iK-t-n respondent on the matter lietween tin- i-.f noi ; fori Hn ll ..\ ..ni ii. » .s ..nplet.al >-ek. A iJJtl f ...■ platform has • .o«t nut.'d .ui i the railway am hori-. the Dominion and United States gov jnt have been advised lhat track and : ernments, and he believed a decision buildings at Midway are now ready had heen come to in Mr. Ellis' favor for freighl business 1' i* experted about a year ago. However, that gen lh*t .', .m- -.ill sl.n.tlv he "el" Midw..y lu attend to railway i .-- at this end of the line. The Nelson "Miner" states tint Mr H. E. Beasley, Superintendent of tin Kootenay division of the Canadi Pacific Railway, has la-en appoint t • tl. ■ !• '^in ttI . ..f -ii.. i'r . • ol iln "ii.inaiiy '.Jr T G "'• j ii s;, f- i that he i> aboui son t« awllll.e Iiis new ..III . ll .... treal. Mr. Beasley bas many friends in the Boundary district *ho will he pleased to learn that he has received well-merited promotion. Messrs. Lequime k Powers are now installing at their sawmill near Midway the new 80-horse power boiler and . GO-horse power engine they recently obtained from Gait, Ontario. The I are at present employing 62 men, including loggers, and they are making extensive preparations for doing a large business in lumber, doors and _ sashes, and other huilding materials. t is understood that the attempt to ompel this firm to join the district amber combine has been ahandoned. Mr. John Wilbell, one of the directors of the Midway Co., Lid., left Ihis j morning fnr Rossland. after spending a few days iu Midway. He remai ked a derided increase in the nuintier of huildings in the town which he thought hod made encouraging progress since be visited it last June. Before returning to Montreal, Mr. With- all will spend two or three weeks in Rossland, where he will do his utmost to direct attention to Midway and ils advantages as a railway terminal point tletiuiu hii-1 .nice then heard noihiug about it Vancouver and Boundary Crack M. A D. Co. Th. Vancouver k Boundary Creek •iii. . k th veil pineiii Co. controls ..r,ii»-iiies of promise i ai '■ I. di*. nlid -.i turns of uiii,. lb.. nt. i prise has Ui nj*. capitalization <w0u.uWJ. Ui. i.led iu... 2.000,000 shares uf—i cents aib. All of Ihe properties acquired have lieen purchased at ibeir art ual cash value, and paid for in shares of tbe company, and nui nf Ihe lot I 2.UU0.IU)shares less than 360,000 have b-eu issued, the hnlance of 1,030,- 000 being still in t be treasury t o he sold for developnienl purposes. Among .be properties owned ny ihe company are the fulloning : in Petilicii.ilcamp -Ok inngan, Klon dike, Torpedo mid Penllctr.ii. In Beaver isinp—Wesl Kork, Ketlle River, U.i. Hoy.s.ili-.. H • IQ Exci isiiii, Maple I,- il > half i ler.-sl ill Rosall- Triple Lake catnp—Kings! .., Boston, Hi HISl I HI. Cetilial camp—Ciiy of Armstiong, Eugene, Boundary fraclioi.s No. P. No. la; one-eighth St Maurice, one third new Jack nf Spades, two-l hirds Excel- sinr, and the water lights of lhe camp. Deadwood camp— D.xie, one half Midnight. Long Lake ramp— Golden Eagle, Electric, line-half Lakeview, Greenwiaid ramp— Nine-sixteenths Bank of England, nine -sixteenths Bank uf England frnct Ion. Several of these properl les are under development, wilh most encouraging results lo Ihe company.— Toronto ••World." Custom* Statistics. The Customs returns nf the Midwav office fnr ihe sis months ended December 81, 188H are:- 1M PORTS. Dul table goods 88.708 Settlers' effects (free) 318 Total imports 19,021 Duty collected $1,805. For the corresponding period of 18DB l he t el urns were :— Dm iable good* $5,688 S. ttletV elfe. ts (free) 1.009 Total imports $6,605 Duty collected $l.0fl8. The above figures hy no means represent tbe whole of the goods coming In Midway nor the duty derived therefrom, the practice lieing lo clear the bulk of the goods consigned lo Midway until lately al Grand Forks snd row at Gieetiwn.sl. The "IB eat the latter place will not, however, long continue to take credit for revenue pmpeily belonging to the Midway office, for Mi-wing Ibe completion at an early dale of the railway tu Midway freight for this town aud points leyoud will come here direct and lie cleared al lbe local Customs office. Strathcona's Horse. Recruiting for Strathcona's Hone will commence tn-d >y at the following posts: In the North West Territories : Moose Jaw, Regina, Maple Creek,Medicine Hat,Calgary,Maclecsl.Lethbridge, Pincher Creek, Edmonton, Prince Al* hert and Battleford. In Manitoba: Portage la Prairie, Virden. Brandon md atlbeliarri ks,Winnipeg. In British Columbia: At Revelstoke,Venion, Kamloops, Furl Steele, Nelsnn, Vancouver and Victoria. The first train is expected to leave Calgary with men and horse* for OU .wa, aliottt Feb.lUlh or 12th and the last tiain Feb. 15. Strathcona's Horse will comprise three squadrons. There will be ,25 officers, 36 non-commissioned officers and 470 men, or 531 all ranks and 538 hones. One squadron or as many as ir. re. quired will he recruited in B. C. A; plicant* must he g-s«l shots, r-od horsemen, unmarried and hetween and 40 years of age. Height must nnt lie less than Hve f.-ei six Inches, chest tnensureuient tint less lhan 34 ins. The e gagemenl will be made under the Army Act for six months, with liability of extension to one , ■ r. The pay will he the same as ihe North West Mounted Police until arrival in South Africa, and af er that the Imperial Army rat . me. Mr.W. A Carlyle. Writing from L -nd in, Engl.nnl, toward* clone uf December, the •News Advertiser's" *pevial correspondent reina ked: — Mr. H A Car lyle, tbe late General A.i - - A'r t 'be l_ Roi and Biitisb *tiueri.,i Capois- lion, was eipected lo arrive here al tbeend of the week andhadannouured his intention of spending a few days iu town prior to leaving f-irSpain to take up his a j : as Gener-.l Manager of the Rin Tinin Minis. Dining bis short stay here an interesting ceremony will lake place, as the valuable plate, subscribed for '-y the citizens of Rossland, will l-e presented lo Mr. Carlyl-* by Lird Stmthi-ona, the High Commissioner. The arrangements are i li nils .f Mr. A J. McMillan, uf Rossland, and it is ex peeled tbat quite a mim's-i i>f city men interested in Hii i-.1i Ooiumbia will take advantage ..f jh: opportunity of meeting Mr. Carlyle. »-* . Livery and Feed Stables. -AND- TRAXSFER IaZ2ff_EI. Midway, B. C. FURNITURE rrrnrw Now is the Time to Furnish Your House. Beeeiving new Goods Daily. LATEST CONSIGNMENTS CONTAINING SCREENS • MIRRORS - SHADES CURTAIN POLES AND FIXTURES PICTURE AND WALL MOULDINGS REFRIGERATORS etc., just arrived. MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. •T. J_X. Gkcilley & Co. Furniture : Undertaking and Embalming, COPPER STREET. OREENWOOD, B. C. Distribution of Seed of Sample* drain Mr. Win. Sa.indet*, Director nf Dominion Ei|>eriiiienial Fauns, haa tamed lhe fnllowiiiK circular letter, under date Jan. tZ>;—''Under instruction of lhe Hon. Minister nf Agriculture another dis'ril.ulinn nf sample packages nf the l-eat and must productive units uf cereals. &c. is now being made ft he Central Eiperiuienul Phi in, Ottawa, The dlstrlhulioh will Consist, as heretofore, of sample* of ual*, -|iiif>K « Ileal, l*i ley, Held pease. Indian corn aud potatoes. Kacb nm- pie will weigh three pounds. Tbe quality of the seed will be of the l«et, the varieties true to name and tht packages will he tent free to applicant.., through the mail. The object in view ii tbe improvement of the character and quality uf the grain, 4tc, grown in Canada, an effort widely appreciated, and the choice of vnrieti. s to le sent out will be contliied to those which hale l-een found to succeed cc.-i; cl the Super! ntnl Farms Samples will Ih* sent niy to those tthi. i V i-onaliy; lists nf names from les and individuals cannot la- considered. Only one sample of one sort can lieseni tonne applicant, hence if an individual receive a Nimple of oats he cannot also receive one of wbeitor harlry. Applications should lie addressed to Ihe Director of Experi mental Farms, Ottawa, and may be sent any lime before the lot hnf March, after which date the lists will he closed, so that the samples asked for may be sent out In good time for sow ing. Parties writing will please men tion the sort of grain they would pi*ef»r and sh,nild the available slock of the variety named he exhausted, some other good soil will la' sent in its place. Letters may lie sent to the Experimental Farm free nf postage," Going Far N..th. Mr J W, Tyt-.'.l, Canada's noted surveyor-explorer, is on behalf of the Dominion Government jj' nut t... visit tbe country in tbe far north of Canada, where the foot of the white man bas never yet tn d. He is to cross the t.reat Slave l.akealid proceed east to Hudson's Bay. The country is known from E kiin.i int lllgt-uce ' . be rich in (ish. but its mineral resources are unascertained, The far lone land in question is believed to have no timlier of any value. Mr. Tyrell will take will, him a party •!'eight or ten well pro- vided with evaporated and other special foods. The journey will be very bard, begun as il is to be in mid- Winter, It is expected to occupy- nearly a year. BUSINESS LOCALS. JOB PRINTINO-Get yonr printing done at Thk ADVANCK office. Good work, reasonable prices. TO LET. the cottage reoentlv occupied by Mr. I. R. Jan .Ik. Kent $10 per month. E. JAI'OUS. JUST RECEIVED-Something neat in Invitation Cards and Ball Programmes, at THE ADVANCE Office. i*9*****i> i*-ZZ)i** 99ix*9(r*itr99 The Travellers Insuranee Co.. YTirnrrYTTnTTTnnnr "1 9 9 i * Of Hartford. Conn, f rrrrmTY $ Chartered 1863. Stock Life und Accident I nsum nee. ISSUES the Is-*! life insurance l contracts in lhe world. No disappointment as in dividend.. Everything guaraiit.-ed i advance. Premium ' - 15 21 percent less thai. Jiiu-e .,f i.ld line Mill Ual emu pa ll Us. ASSETS, . . . Jjinuary ist, 1807, LIABILITIES, SL'KPLUS . , $20,884.53 .17,910,160.29 . 1,976,414.36 The Travelleis Combination under Ileath Benelit Los* of Sight of Both Kye* Low of Both Keel or Both Hands Loss of One Hand and One Koot Permanent T0I4I Ilisabil t) Arcideni Policy guarantees foracridental irditiary conditions. •.ifrti ],os* nf Right Hand ,0UO l/is. ot lernAl or above K 5.0JO Lous nf l.efl Hand . . 3.i<ll ; Loss of Either Koot 2 31) '. Los* of .igbt of One 1 ye few Lirriits of Weekly Indeninity $1,300. AND, If such injuries are .sii<t;iined while riding a* a passenger in any passenger conveyance using steam cable, or electricity a* a motive power the amount u> l>e paid shall be DOUBLE the sum specified in lhe clause under which the claim is made. Hi o Hi * * t O * 9 9 i 9 t xf Hi 1 i t «• i * I * Cost $52 a vear to Professional and Men.and Commercial Travelers. Businej Other sums at proportionate rates "\*tT. _BL. Norris, i AGENT FOR SOUTHERN B1UTISH COLUMBIA, MIDWAY B, C ■m ^-^-^_:___r ___.-___;____ M: m__x_a___.__x_a_a__x AAA TH0S_WAKE FALLS HOTEL.. PROPRIETOR The hotel is cfnlrally loca.ed and is a stopping place for slag' line* Good Ashing in the vicinity. Good stabling. A raejety of the choicest brands of liquors and cigars at the bar. SITUATED AT BOUNDARY FALLS, B. C. LIQUORS, the liest : meals, excellent: rooms, warm and comfortable : attendance eoiii'teoiis iml prompt:at the Lancashire House, Midwav. Try it. THOS r>, b\vb'*t-v NOTICE, I NOTIPK ii herebj bIioi i . .iuj ....' after dsle 1 Intc-ti-: nappli '."11 ' 1 icf t'onitnlssionerof liind- niw tt'nrl ( per. iiii-.-|i.ii to iiuri-lta.c flu ,x, :■ ■ nf Inmi .1. ''->!• lows— cvcninicnclnffiil n t-,,-1 lullf 11 luil!.' S-ulh nt ihe North K-c*t corner of Lot :!,<; Ihence Kn-t 10 chain. South thence 80 chains, Ihence \\ e-t 10 chain., Ihence North Ni chain. In plncc of commencement snd containing 3?u sere* more or lo*s. The wid Isnd being required for agricultural purpr-Mjs. McK.lV INORUf. Psted thi. Ithclsjof Jsninrj-. IWO. THE, ■wwwiiwwwfc PIGN -.. k~t A HOTEL (,' knwooi Citv Boundary Crbek, B. C. rin .Ve i. • ipeiied welcome giu-sla and ss Livery Stable. hotel at Greetr.vond City, ami are prepHn gnod accommodation, Goml Cat. ring. r_1 J W. NELSON PROPRIETOF I'iiNiiUI-iiid.lIlljll]. and SOO LINE. Operate tbo Fastest Train across ths American Continent. First Class ani Tourist Supers OCEAN TD OCEAN. K sriiiiiMi DAILY THAIS WESTBOUND ."i:!.". Lv. Sicimiiius Jot, Lv. 10:50 CONNKlTIN'I! STKAMKR Leaves Hentieloii. Tuc, Tliur., Snt., 0:00 Arrives Penticton. Mini., Weil. Kri, KjJIjI Accelerated Service to and irom all points and through KOOTENAY MINING DISTRICT. Bs Sl v DAILY TRAIN Kx. SUN. IJlj.ii i.e. OrconcvooJ Ar. 16:10 THROUGH TICKETS TO ALL POINTS ND WEST AT LOWEST RATES. For full iiil'nriniitiiiii lis to time, rates, etc. nr fur copies of ('. P. Kailway publications, address; K it. REDPATH, Agent, Greenwootl, S. L, SMITH, Agent, Penticton, \V. K. ANDERSON, T. P, .i. N'clsnr. ■ E. I. COYLE, A. Cl. P, A. Vancouver. fl I DWAY, B. C. Beautifully situated at the confluence of Boundary Creek and Kettle River. & / ILL BE The most important railway town in the Kettle River Mining Division. The Wcs em Terminal and Divisional point of the Columbia & Western Railway. The Wholesale Supply and Manufacturing centre of the Kettle River and Boundary Creek Districts. The distri' uting point for Upper Kettle River, West Fork and Camp McKinney mining camps. The nearest Railway town to Republic, Meyers Creek, Palmer Mountain and other ^^^^^^^^B Northern Washington mining camps. The leading residence town in the country, with an excellent climate, pure water supply and favorable sanitary conditions.. P. slness, residence and garden Jots at low prices and on easy terms... ; ■ SEND FOR MAPS, PIUCES ANO Kl'l.l. I'AimCUhAttS TO : fo fo fo fo fo ft \&j vo-; \aj v>- Kg m $__ We Print On good paper, m j.p M wl in the most !| approved style 1 __j LETTER HEADi ,1. F PIKOOTT, Manager, London i LanrRs.hivr I'i.i!.'. Montreal, P. Q, THE MIDWAY CO, Ltd. ii for British Ooiumbia, Midway, U. Mineral Act 1893. Certiiicate of Improvements. NOTIOB, Dominion, Fairview, a. D. a. axd Hih-k Hawk Mineral Claims. Sltuato in the Osoyoos Mining Division of Y;ile District Where locatod : In Camp Falrvlow, NOTICE. NOTICE!* lioroby given ihal tliirtj iI.ijh lifter ilntc-I iiilunil lu apply In I liu Chief c laimlsaioncr uf Landa jii.i1 iVoHcs, (,h imr- mission in piirulinso Jin ner.'.. uf land un ful- lmvs -cuniinciictiiK nl a post plunced un llio 1-f. luijikui tho Si.nilluin i Ittver nt the 8. W.CuniT i.f lii'ti.in IIi.-,-rc.- N'.>. -.' u IChuohu* cvivl.n. iii.-tic.. Xiu-Ui I" .li.iiii-i. iIkmi..,. mi glial—West njnro or lean to tlie siiiiilkuui im I -t-AKK NOTICK that I, Chas. doB. Orccn, j Itiver th mo'i down tlu j-uiillk. n-.-i It..' -.- in ] | „s agent f-ir tlie lloiniiiiun Coiiaullilaled j Hi- I J "f .um 11'jiiu uncut an J eont lining Sit) \ |_tl0Sl Ltroited.ft— uitner'iicortiltcato Nn. hoOjH - iutcs moro or less. Intond, sixty days fnun the date hereof, lo Tlie said Innil heing required forn range uml app'.y iu the Mining Recorder for a Certificate ngrteultaral purposes, of Improveincntii, for the pnrpose of olitainiug FltANiv HAII.KY. arrocciitJti.nl of the iihove clnim*. mod this ninth tiny ot N'ivciii.t, HM. Am! further tako noliee thai aotion under section 37 must bo commenced before ll.e issu- i jcijee of such CcrlillciiJe of Improvements. | Hilled this anii ilny of October, IS*. I CIIAS. MtB.GREEK. _ MINERAL ACT IS96. Co rti licit to of Improvements, Rossland, Greenwood. THE BEALEY INVESTMENT AND TRUST CO. LIMITED LIABILITY Real Estate and Mining Brokers. FINANCIAL AND INSURANCE AGENTS Fire Insurance a Specialty. ^^^i-Tc.0*" MINERAL ACT, 1896. Certlflcate of Improvements. (Ibi'kn MoivTAis, Buck axd .Uncici. Minkhal Claims. Situate In the Osoyoos Mining Division of Yale District Where locaied ; lu Green Mountain camp, Keremeos creek. TAKK NOTICE ilml 1.chin. .I.-Bloi. On-i-n. . acl iug as agenl fnr Iluviil lllack free miner . ccrlificale No. tuilfi. James lllack. free miner's reninaale Ko. nll~B. Alfrt-l Woodcnrfl free miner's ccriiflcnic No. njft, . and I*. C. McArthur. free inineme. rtitl.-. . v ':' '\, inten.l.sixtv cIjcvh from lhe dale I - ' to apply lo llio Mining ileconlerfor a Ci of Improvements, for the purpiucc ot obtaining a Crown (Irani nf lhei.tH.vu claim.. And further take notice Ihal action, under flection Al. muni lie coltllileni-i I helon.' the iaswuioeot well OerUfioate of I no. .remvnla i 1 mi._ U.i- Jiuilida) )f January, Uw. CHAS. D»B liUKKS. Wg l.jc.1 i r.K Hii ADS 11 BILL HEADS Iii NOTE HEADS fS ENVELOPES )g8f STATEMENTS K FOSTERS gag BUSINESS CARDS g| CALLING CARDS M ■■ !|g BLANK FORMS fifc&ft of any kind. If i$I BILL OF SALE fa forms for Mineral Claims ;gj. SURVEYORS' 5ra|§ Affidavit forms for Field -W$ Notes, etc., etc. mm .a, Wi Wi Wi I.UAM'I'IJ AM. HaNVK.H ?.! MJ.J.CI. 1'I.CIMS. Mineral Act, 1896. Certificate of mprovements. Wo-fc±o _. Situate in tbe Osoyoos Htuios Division ot Yalo Dlstriet. Where loea.od: In Camp McKinney. Takk \"tin<T iimi I. i: i: :•■ • ■:■ son as agent for lhe Camp .l'lvli Minen Limited, "f tlamp MoKi noy, trei miner's <-or;'.*: ni.- No. 111776a. In ..,...-..■. -i r - from ::, ilatohereof.I i ipply J-. . . llnii ; Iti „'■ der f ir:. ■■-r:it!-.'.. of [-.iiprovein-nita, for the ]i'ir;iiM ..f ..'.i. -ling a I'lo.-. o gnuil of the above ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ And furihor lake nottljo that action, umlcr L"'!* for John 0. Fisher, free miner BTOtloii X. mu-' be coram- d before the certmciUc No. JSTa,-, George A. hiujcl. fr Dated thlnltiliday ..i Au urn, IHO. nrujiFVK Fraction Mimjrai. Claim. Situate in Osoyoos Mining Division of Yale District. Whore Loomed: - On Kruge ■ Mountain. -TAKK NOTICE_that l,( has, dc Klola fil-cci,. | Bl.xERAL AC [ Oertlfloato of Improvements. | WOTIOIl Bob Hall's Stage Line ( Carrying Her Majesty's Mails) Meets he steamer Aberdeen at Pent ton on Mon days, Wednesdays and Saturdays. Passengers to Takk soTiuKtbat l »_»*. jowph u and from Fairview, Osovoos and Oroville, Wash., J_-.^i*^-ml!^?^l<^*!»..*«,l**.>* A Trial Order Solicited. ADDK—— : TKe ^dVarNce. MIDWAY, B.C tt @Wro@iMivs MINERAL ACT 1896. Certificate of Improvements. Kotios. :; i*ii Mcvkloitkh Hn delivered conveyance. Tnr Hutxnr Lahk Mimhci. Claim. , Situate In the Kettle 'liver Mining Division of _ _ Yale District. Where located:- In Sky- Tna BooTBL- lark Camp, ly.ng southerly of and M-l Cj__W, joining the Skylark mineral claim. I Situate in the Os..y.».s Mining Dlvlii r.-.f Yale district. '.'.'here located: In myself and as agent for K L liullor.' free I Camp Fairview. T1 Conipany irillapf rtilieal.. No. l.*7.'7c^ ami for tV'rn." K. j ^^^^^^^ free miners eerJilicclc No.icr.1.*. iniiud^^M xsx, :-'■'■' .j\i, days from the date hereof, to u;ip v ' f.PARKINSON, io lhe Bining ltaonlcr fbr n ccril8caic.of i;,.__., p_o#t jj»n I Improvements, for the purpone of obtaining Livery, lC6U 311.) , Ami fnrllier InUe iintiee tlmt fiction, umlcr J c linn Jli. uiiiut Ix-loiiiiiiencc.i before Mi.; i-au , NOTICF anooof siloh twrtldcateof imprnremen s, tt "^ "ut- I rwted Hjjs ..llth day i f Octi' cr. 18 '.i. CIIAS. li-ll. tiHKEN.. | in quick time, and bv comfortable feer'^ ' Orahan. McM.on. free miner ccrtillivle No.1 ™„»"-5!?L„^. „.Ai.5ff'5ff' SmI Sals Stables . Penticton, B. C R. S. HALL, Proa. asm. Intend. *in ti.appI'Mc, ih., MTulng n J he date l.ernif. i J^i,' .tt,' ,iu"' from tha (tote ' hermf" «.cr for a eriitl-1 .,p^y ,„ lhc, nininji Recorder fer a CerttB. •he Parliament of mm iziiiK th- I'oiiijni'y t-i eoitip ete a' any tirne bt fore the rud of ihey -nr l:*ii. ut wwlorn sccttoJ n- Jxcrilieil In the A. lol Hi-kii i I'li'-liuu-en 16X11 Victoria. Cluptiir Jlill and u br.n„-li llu from .tpiiiu in its main line at or near th forks of Mieii. I' A- ek Ihence ny v.ic of Mich. Creek to Marlon '-rook, and for o*hi r uurposei lli-c.nl.-r.if lhe Hoard. II. l.'AMI'HK'.l. O.-JIV.MJI, Montreal, 17. h November, 1890. try. AnldealResidece^ Town. feHSSJ^iS MINERAL ACT, 1896. [ \ Certificate of Improvements Wotico ll.ci.Mi.ii ii. Minkiiai. Claim. Situate In the Osoyoos Mining Division of; Yale Dlstriet. Where locaied : Camp McKinney. TAKE NOTICE that I. II. II. Parklnwn I ns agent for William Small, fn'e ] rtitl-ut.' No. n-Villi. Iptelid, -isty: of, lo apply to lbe i ^^^^^^^^ -Jifleulo uf Improve- ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ for the purpoAC of obtaining a Crown Cram uf lhe above cleilu. Ami further take notice that action, under Buy a residence site whilst f™!U*!,n ?j ""J4. b2-C0SmSced_^S..t - J Isattanee of suoh < ortifleate of Impniveiuenu. there is plenty of choice. Pure Dated this sat day of Novembor.tm , , . ,.c , IUCHARD H. PARKINSON Pita & air and w ater, beautiful scenic | surroundings, skilled resident physician, excellent school-just the place for families. Try it. For Pricks anp Terms Apply to THE MIDWAY CO.. LTD. Subscribe for _______ mber ISJJ9. ^—«____________________________■_■_________■___■ NKI^QN JOSEPH I.A I'i. ST;"»'"'"'i.|.Mhda1„fNoce,i,ber.l«lg. MINERAL ACT 1896. ') The pioneer newspaper io the Boundary district Only $2.00 a Year. MINERAL ACT, lS9o, Certlfli-nt*? of IinproTpincntH. | NOTIOH. i Oold Duct ash Littlk Ooto lu-sj Mikmui, Claims. Situate In the Osoyoos Mining nivislon of Nounul limxet: Kruger TAKK NOTICE that I, Cha«. dellloi- Orc-en aiaganl lor George A.Kngel. free nilnerV certlflcate No 1*7—'a, a.id for Wm. Keller free niincni certificate No. niiS, intend sixty days from lhc date hereof, to apply to the Mining Rooordor for a certiflcat. of improvement* for the purpose of ohtaining a Crowu Grant of the above claims. And further take notice that action, under section 37. must be commenced befurc the i-»iiiuiijc uf sii. I. .ertiflcate of Improvementa. Haled thia Mb rtaj of October. liTO. CHA8. DglllXIlS ORKKN. Certifli-iite of liiifirovriiients. 7VOTIOH. Oolii liiu .Mimjiccl Claim, Slit:,lo in the Osoyoos Mining Division or Yale District. Where Located: Camp Fairview. TAK K NOTIOK that I, Chas. DeBlols Oreen nn agent for George Shct-lian, free miner's cerlilleale No. ii5730. intend, sisty days from the date hereof, to apply to the Mining It'cordcr for a Certiltcalc of Improvements for lhe pur|io-ie ol obtaining a Crown Grant of the above claim. And fiirttici lake notice that aotion, under section 37. imi-t be commenced before the w-uaii,.' of such Certificate of Improvements Hated tbis 5th day of January JA- ■'• ••>•*•* CHAS. IlaH. ORKKN*. MI DWAY - )okane Falls ..& Northern, hon & Fort Sheppard, - - and - - Red Mountain Railways. © ivers Addition. The only all-rail ro:*tc. with out change of cars, between Spokane, Rossland and Nelson. . . DA I I.V TRAINS. OOlNfl NiiltTH. lldlNIi HGI'TII 12141 a. ii MA HITS I2llln.lll, Train l.'iivlnK Mnri'iis at 12:11 n. m innkf- cl'isf connections al Spokane witli I ruins fm-nil Pacific Coast Points. Cliu... rn llll. -l-lilllis ut Mi.U.in with siraitiliiiiiis fm- Kaslo nml iill Kootenay r.alct' points, Pussi'iiifi'is fm- Keitle River nml fiuii .Ijif.v Ch. 'ii ronneel hi Marcus witb si w daily. k:. a., jackjsow, G. P. S.T. A tea 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 50 x 125 FEET For terms and all other inform ation apply to W. H. NORRIS, or A. MEGRAW, Midway, B. C. Camp McKinney, B.C. W. H. WEBB, .-__>_ Practical ____* WAGON HND CARRIAGE BUILDER. Midway, B. C. Ut H )paii-ingr OF ALL KIND8 Promptly and Neatly Executed. £3?- CARRIAGE PAINTING A SPECIALTY. I LEE CHUNG LAUNDRY. MIDWAY, B. C WASHINGS CALLED FOB ASP DELI VEH ED. Frlcan IKodernt*.
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Notes | Title changes in chronological order: The Advance (1898-1902) ; The Midway Dispatch (1902-1904) |
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