i ne /ylj v a rN ^ c. [I, NO. 25. MIDWAY, BRITISH COLUMBIA, MONDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1900. $2.00 per Year. TUB. SOLICIT' tub. B'ri .txaxnon. B.C. HOLSON, _• Notary Public, |ATB( KStHAt. AUKNT .s„ MINING BROKER. LlNNEV. B-C. j. Mathison, i DENTIST. OD BLOCK - OREENWOOD. ll.e. MM AW. tllett & Shaw bTE«S, SOLICITORS, marl** Paklk. "IIJLLKTT." . Mford McNeill'., Mowing t ' KM|'a, Lolber'd. kin. b.c [iTHERLAND, . . . MIDWAY. B.C. I>IBL1C, tsi'ONN BIUMKR. rOMMIMI-'X AG EST. Is enirlei pmm4. Mineral Aet i Act paper, dnwn up. Affl- r..n. AbitrMU mate. ntutloni by mall or telephone Attended to. -J. SIMMONS, DKNTIST, ll. Block, GltBBtrwooD I'liniif* U8, V, • K. U.I.Can. Soc. C «. i.u. Land Survkyok llVIL ^^ VII (illKKNWdOU I RICKARDS & CO., K-m1 Estate unci li|Hun»noc. tttn. midway, n I Closing At Cost For Cash Dry Goods, Clothing Gents' Furnishings Heavy Mining Shoes ♦*!» «/I»*Iv Vk\ Wgtifg9*ff9 w\\ *iVV[> *4> 4v> *i* **> MIDWAY TRADING CO., LTD. SALE OF THE MONASHEE MINE Other Important Properties on Mona- shee Mountain. THE WINNIPEG COMPANY WILE REORGANIZE Will be Taken Up by a Large Company on the Assessment Plan— The Properties of the Okanagan Free Gold Mines Co. Seized by the Sheriff. Considerable Importance is attached I mine was shut down hy the nld man* DAILY TRAINS Are Now Running to and from Midway. INCREASED ACTIVITY Hotels and Business Men Doing a Large Trade-Outsiders as Well as Kesidents Sanguine as to Midway's Future. by nil those Interested in cluimti Mnnathee Mountain tn lbe sale nf the Muiiusiii'c mini' hy Mclnlyre and Link In Dunsmuii'and ftlttaet nf Vletnfla, ns it is iln' Intention of the new owner* in instill new machinery und put u Ilii-e force nf men nt wink at an curly date, The property li situated on the tm ni til ji in of Ihe Hume name and is reached by'going went from Midway ip the mulii kettle river, The Mona* slii'i- i in every sense a pioneer, having heen staked 20 y-are ngn and crown granted almut H years nines, lt Ims a strong continuous leil^c averaging Sin to f 16 in-free milling ore on thc enst J. R. JACOBS, MANAGER. agement nml remained in Unit condl linn for I luce months, AlKiut the middle nf Mny, snine large blocks of slock having changed hands, all the nld directors Imt two resigned und new lines wen- elected to llll the vacancies, The new manageiuenl found t he affairs nf the company in a very discouraging condition. The mine wns hy no menus proved und much costly development work would lie necessary hefore it oi mid lie n steady producer, There was nnly $iils in the treasury—insufficient in meet tlu unwaterlng of the mine alone—and less than 20,1X10 shares of treasury stock nu hand, anil its market 10 ,■*,!.) ill lii-e uiiiiiuk ,,,,. u„ ,... .. ,..,..,,,, ern claims ol the group, and almoBl price the lowest in the history of the uny mi.mini on the western end, when, company. The management, however, ihe ledge carries free gold. An old hnd great confidence In the property, ■n/Vs/N/- | Hotel Spokane, Yy^ttZ Seventh Sl. . rtijiva,'. ^^^j L. E. SALTER, PROPRIETOR. ******** A new building, well furnished. Everything new and first-class. Only the choicest Wines, Liquors and Cigars kept in stock. Headquarters for Mining and Commercial Men. fashioned mill was placed nn the group ome lime ago, ntnl this has proved ine of the greatest ilruwlmeks to the although not unmindful nf the ditlleul tics liefore them in ut tempting to make n mine without cither funds or trees* property, as Iheplanl would not save | ury stock. 8ome thought of reorgnni values. The owners have planned au -tattoo at that lime was entertained extensive pi "gramme nt work, includ ing a modern stump mill. Tin* Mona- shee is rcgi.rded us a coining properly. The claims owned liy Seorge Doyle which are three miles non b of Motw slice ate looking particularly well llu h. s a strong lend nf arsenical not Init, after olitallllng the services of M N. K, Tregear us superintendent, and consulting with him. it Was finally decided to make n strong effort to make the mine self-sustaining without reorganization. Km- some months the ef* ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ fnrt wns in a measure successful, hut with t wn feel of solid me, An assay the compulsory development work and frnui ihe group mude recently gave the heavy freight and treatment rates returns "f $101. The work to dale were lool.incli for the resources of the has lie n for Hssessnieul purposes and Winnipeg in ils present stage of (level- (-unfilled hugely to the surface. opulent. An Important crosscut on The 01,1s property, owned by ihe the 100-foot level has been run 120 feet Olda brothers and Page, is fairly well; and sliouU be continued, but at every knot-n. Thev have live claims un turn the work has been hampered by whicli the lead is openo I up for almost! ■'■-'■*llf '»■"•''• without which no con- ui<l»„-:, nl,. ilevelonnicnt could he prose SMITH, Tonsorial Artist. )l«s« Kluvc, H«lr Cut, H*» foam iiiiihi. cull «i Um abovii imrlnr. i'.nr.l nnd ground. IIIKKT. ■ • ■ MIDWAY, B. I*. |\V. IIAI.HYMPLK |faiuvikw. B.C. or It.palrlni. HerssshMlnf A (UH-clally. HOTEL . . . FAIRVIEW - HOTEL Commercial and Mining men should put up at the fairview Hotel when in camp. GOOD ACCOMODATION, EVERYTHING EXCELLENT Qeo J. SKeekarv - - - proprietor. I - Midway Meat Market -1 K. A. MATTHES, Proprietor. I — 2 pi TR OK ItOCK CBKKK kt«.-.__r_v-v. ■ ilie full length nf two clninis. Tliere art} three parallel ledges and nn nver ] «ge nssuy for tin- center iti) feet un all three is $30, An expert recently visited the property and took samples from various points on the ledges, from which he secured an average of $16. The Olds brothers recently returned from England uml have resumed work un the clninis. They Intend sinking nn the cent nil lend uml will continue operations nil winter, I'led Williamson and Albert stun field have a group called the Eureka, frnui which some remarkable assays huve lieen obtained, They huve (lone considerable work nn ihe property nnd nre now driving a 00-tnot crosscut tunnel. The values ure found In tellurium and jissays have run ns high ns $&S). The Shiell brother* are working tin llnllut'iit olnlli propositions AomMMnniTioR roa ovwth. BOOD STABLING lllwi Ci-hlnson K.( I lu Hlvsr.JV At this establishment customers cm get choicest cuts of BEEP, MUTTON. PORK and VEAL. • sfc^_vi|i-cx*'A'jto—»on oOxmymetmamtAmmm ij's fresh and sweet " " ' ■—' ■ ■**- for dinner to-day. ik __ l Th«»fo« Meata are hlwnyttrMi^nweet Call aud gel u good Join! $ TELEPHONE 311- rk hns iderahle development could he prose clued. The Winnipeg ground Is considerably broken up at the .SOU fool level, and it wus very desirable to sink so us to get helow the zone of disturbance, but Ihis policy could not he pursued without running the property seriously into debt. Mr. Tregear assures the management that the property promises well on further development, nnd he strongly endorses the reorganisation plans. He is confident that the Winnipeg will make a mine, although he acknowledges thut. the difficulties encountered have been greater than he expected, Many of the numerous ledges on the Winnipeg are nf low grade—too low to ship profitably lo the Trail smelter, where the freight and treatment rate mr .....„..■„ .... ! is $7 per ton—vv hei e most of the 1,21111 one of the few copper , tona shipped from tbe mine were sent, s in the dislrict. Their or even to the Granhy for $6.60, but In lieen done largely on the December nexi the Greenwood smelter '*-- 'X. lUa After long and anxious waiting nml a display of patience which had lung since ceased to he a virtue, the citizens of Midway witnessed Ihe arrival of lhe first, regular passenger train to the lown, which cainii in last Monday, There was not a grand demonstration iu honor of the long looked for event such as hud been given at other towns along ihe line where a similar event occurred. No vulgar gazing crowd awaited the arrival of the nun horse with Its train load of passengers, not that the people of Midway failed tn recognize the fact, lhat the running of daily trains to und from th'' lown meant much to iis advancement, hut they had waited so long and hnd been promised Sn often lhat .lhe dally sir- vice would he started Ihal Ihey hegnn lo look upon it as a standing josh mi Midwuy, hut the government held the 0, P. lt, company to certain signed contracts unit compelled it tn run regular trains to the terminus of their line. The benefits th.it will he derived from railway communication with the uutside world cun scarcely be overestimated. Already there is a decided improvement in the husiness of the town, the hotels nre doing a gnud trade and merchants report a husy week. The vacunl houses are becoming gradually occupied and there are no idle men in lhe town. Two stages run west, from Midivny, one being found Inadequate to handle the express und passenger traffic belweeu here and westein points. Heretufoie greut difficulty wns experienced in getting freight shipments to pnints on the American side to Ihe west nf here owing to the luck of customs facilities but Ibis bus been remedied ns with the beginning of a daily train service the United States government ussigned a Customs officer to this place in facilitate the transfer of American freight to those points. All the train crews, which formerly laid oyer at Greenwood, now stop over in Midwuy. *S. H. BUSH, SRAL BLACKSMITH HORSE SHOEING * SPECIALTY. M« ol work •MMted to ftltfaotion ef owctemart. y BAKERY, JV/m. St. Quintin, Prop. PLAIN AND KANCY i PMTRY, CAKE-, ETC. Ivorythlng BHratoloa*. >h.mo. ■■*,IUAl (STRONG HOTEL. |«. KEYES, Prop. "''«.. l.i(|iiors and Cigars. Kirsl-ClasH .Stabling. Iarmstronq B.C. pmensial Job Printing. fT "TIIK ADVANCK.' WINTER'S APPROACH. 4 ♦♦*>»♦♦♦♦♦♦»♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦»♦♦♦♦« • *********** ****** ******** ******************** *** ********************** ******** Fall is with iis and Winter wiih its colli and snow fast approaching, So take time by the forelock and be prepared. We have imported the latest styles in Ladies' Jackets and Wraps at prices to suit everybody, and it not suited iii sizes we wil! order frnm our samples direct from the manufactory at almost cosl prices. A large and selected stock of Fall and Winter Dress Goods has arrived, comprising suiting in Self Colors, Plaids, and the latest in Checks, Blisters and Crepons, beautiful patterns. Full assortment of Ladies', Misses' and Children's Heavy Wool Underwear. Now is the time to buy your Furs liefore the penetrating cold of winter catches you. We have Wombat and Cooney Overcoats, Caps, Cloves and Mitts, We nlso are agents for on:: of the Largest manufacturers of luir Goods in t anada, and you can order your I'm- |ackets, Cloaks, Caperines, Collars, Muffs, Cloves," and even thin; in the inr line through us, and be sure to get quality iis ordered, Full assortment of Men's Winter Underwear on hand, Shoes, Groceries, Hardware and Miners' Supplies. HAIN & CO., General Merchants POSTOFFICF STORE, MIDWAY. surface, but enough lias been done to indicate that tlm lead, imw lour feel wide, improves steadily in width and richness with depth, Thn coal properties of tha district have not been exploited to nny great extent as yet, hul (utherdevelopments may be announced shortly, Tlie Kettle river and il affluents contain bun dredfl of tons of float, nnd the coal is -i Hrst 1'liiHN steam product which will eventually be ot gieat value fur do- meslta use, One of the disadvantages undei which the prospector* laUir al the present time arises out uf Ihe arrange' uienlK of milling districts, At om point a radius may be drawn of n mile in which the VeVunn and Keitli Hirer dl-trlcls enter. A promedol iimy locate a few clninis and In- colli- 1, in oriler lo record or link up mis. lo truvel us far as previous reci ilie Recorder's olllce for the Kett'i lllver division or to Venion as the ease may be. The outlay in cash nml lime thus necessitated is a large item ami trorki n hardship, The solution is in form n new division, wilb a recorder's office at ii central point. Thta step will iliiiiiiiless he taken when ihe business nf the district assume* tufUclrnt magnitude lu warrant action. will give a $1 rate. On the nre llu Winnipeg has already shipped a St rale would not only bave saved the company several thousand dollars, but it would have enabled the shipment nf a loner grade of ore which the #7 rale made prohibitory, At the forthcoming meetltfg, to which Ihe reorganisation scheme will be submitted, a full state- ment of tlie company's affairs will he submitted, It will lake a couple of months liefore the organisation can be fully effected, Tho property of lhe Okanagan Kree Oold Mines, Lid . near Oroville, Okanogan county. Washington, has been seised by the sheriff ami work has consequent ly been suspended. This conipany was organised In Rostland, where | much uf iu stock Is held, Its present embarrassed position was brought about by tbe failure uf ninny stockholders io iiieei assessment, the two mule having realised only about $17.- 400 Instead of $81,600, the full amount I hat should have been received. Mr. s, Thornton Langley, promoter and oiganlsel' nnd a director of ihe old Ilkjini'L'Hi .'roc (iulil Milieu On,, bus pii'i'ipilalcil the present trouble by bringing action sgalnst the present conipany for SU. I'M, amount he claims is due to him on the i niup.iiiy's note. The directors say lhat Mr. Langley Hrst sold mil nearly nil of bis shares at The Winnipeg company Is to here* - "TZtz:^ I ;;:;;:;;;aive puce, ,*„d the, «*««< '" '' ' ,h,., he is now pressing the company organise n new rtiiupnuy is larger capital nnd Ihe right loassess the Block. The present company Is a million dollar one, hill lhe new one will have a capitalisation of $1,250,000 The assessments will lie llmlicd lit 5 cents per share, The assessments will i.niy be made as often as mnney Is ne- ivssnry to carry on development. The directors of the present company have ihis to say regarding the reasons for ihe formation nl the ne* company : i "In l'Vlinuiy nf the present year lhe IR a revenge for havingbecn requested I,, his ro.dir.'i'turs lo resign, The dli-ectors have given a hank a mortgage on the company's claims as col- 1,-teral security for advances made. Tht> lotal indebtedness of the company is slated tn '"' *l;il"-' The directotH |ln|„. ,„ |„. able to arrange matters snlisf.ii'torilv and to be able to raise money for fun ber development of the limit*. There is not a town in the entire Boundary country situated to receive more benefit from railway connection than Midway. Being the terminus of the road it will be the distributing point for the Main Kcttle riv"*r, West Fork, McKinney, Rock ('reek and the Myers creek district, which includes a vast territory not famous alone fur its mineral wealth but for its agricultural resources ns well, so tint Midivny is destined to become one of the greatest supply points in tbe interior. Another year Ihe West Fork country alone v, ill be working a large nunilier of mines, and all the mil pot will come to Midway, anil by that time tbo Standard Copper company's pyritie smeller, which is being built above the town, will be completed and ready to treat iheir ores, but when we lnke Into con- slderaUon that tbe West Pors i- unlj one of the feeders, the moBtcnnfll'luid pessimist can see nothing bul a golden future ahead of Midway. Th» increased activity in Mldwa) during the past week is not alone attributable tu the runningof flatly trains nor to any other one cause, simply things are coining this wny. There area host of reasons for the town ns- BUUlIng such an air of prosperity. Every town has its growing time, and Midway is no exception in tbis respect, It has now entered upon lhe dawn of a growth whieh will hitherto have been uiiparallril by any town in the Boundary. It has the only natural townsite in the Boundary, and lis location is such that it is hound to become the recognized metropolis of llu- Interior. One of thc enterprises which is a benefactor to the town is the huilding of the Siandnrd Copper company's pyritie smelter a short distance to lhe least of the town, not "so much in the building of it us in its operation after completed. It' will employ a large number of bands and will also be tho . means of a vast increase in the ore shipments to Midway. The opening of the Colville Itnlian reservation, just, to the south, which look place on the 10th inst., ia another great lieneHt tti the town, The fertile hinds along the Kettle river lietween here and Curlew have all been taken up. buildings are going up, ami Midway is uieeting with increased trade froni tint source, so that altogether Midway is coming lo the front. 1 i ' ■ife _l *i* _■ ■-ijjij- 'iff: 1 r 1 3 0. M. GROUSE M.-nmikii Publllbed vrookly nl Mlilwny, 11. 0, Subscription Pries, Sriou por annum, paynlil- In nilvimcr, oillicr yearly or half-year,-' ut tha optiun nf tlie subHctibor. Advertising Ratal sent on application. MONDAY. OCTOBER 22. 11X10. ii l u. — .n J^ .. - All the election clouds have a silver lining. Shnuld Queen Victoria be spared until the 18th of January next, she iill have attained the age of George 111, and become Ihe oldest British sovereign of modem times. It is thought that Sir Thomas Lipton is acting just a little hoggish iu lhe United Slates hy gelling a corner on pork, lint we admire Tummy for bis activity in cornering the stubborn brutes. Such a feat would have heen without precedent had it not been for Sammy and the foxes. inure is no uuiun run, »-.,„-,. ■>■• country lo Ihe west (if here is further advanced, Midway will be Ihe laigest town in Ihe province west of Vancouvei'. Midway ia bnilly in need of i large hall, lbe one used at present being entirely too small to acnommodati a large crowd. Up to the present time it has answered tiie purpose very nicely, but now Ih it the town is growing a linger one i.s required. If some industrious individual, having the neces- stry capital, were to put up a building with a billiard parlor underneath and u ball above that could I e used as an opera boose and for entertainments mid meetings of different kinds, we are certain the investment would prove a profitable one. A young preacher once started out from New Albany, Indiana, full of ambition and enthusiasm. He told his friends he was going on a mission—a great one. Others had failed, but he .vould nol. It was lo reform the world. He returned in about five years, and this was what he said l "I thought 1 could reform the world. After a while I reduced my sphere to Asia. Then I concluded the United States would suit inu best. When I did not succeed in making as many converts as 1 thought I should, 1 decided on concentrating my work on Indiana, About a month ago I returned to N.-w Alba* ny, nnd, after observing the effect of my lost sermon, I have come to the conclusion that I will bed—d lucky if 1 saie niy own soul." A few pessiuiislically-miiKled residents of Toronto and Chicago aie advocating noi-elcss cities. They wish to slop Ilie small hoy from whistling on the sweets, all trains are to run from lhe two hundred font level and people walking on thc sidewalks are to wear shoes a la policeman, Did Ihnse wild-brained reloruiers ever think that even if Ihey were successful in bringing almut I bis desired change that the wai ers of the bay would still lash the shore of Toronto and lhat the wind would continue to whistle through the whiskers of lbe windy city just lhe same, so that, these fanatics s'-ekiug qulel nib- can only comfort themselves by lm.king forward to Ihe time when they shall have chipped in tbeir lasl imtein life's great game, and pjisscd beneath to ihe great hot-air oily from whence no return tickets are■ issued, where although not perfectly nois-less, yel will (as ibe margarine sellers say) he found an excellent substitute. We feel it out duty to apologize to the 0. P. R. Company for not getting out and ink edition in honor of the first daily 'rain In Midway, as did a number of Boundary papers when a sin iiar event occurred over a year ago. I' Is nol ■■'■ (led as an act of liisioin tesy on oui part in nol doing so for our intentions were of the best. Al the time ihe other papers were indulging in warpaint we purchased a large supply uf the highest grade red ink lhat credit could nny, fill y intending to suitably celebrate thn event by gelling out one of Ihe gaudiest little sheels ever published wesl of the red ink belt, but we have lieen using a little of it from time lo lime, during lhe past year, trying to lend color lo lhe C, I'. It, Company's promises io run daily trains lo Midway, until when the real thing rook place we found our supply entirely exhausted. We trust thai this explanation will he all that is necessary especially to the higher officials, whose promises when assayed do not run sufficiently high lo justify people in taking any slock in them. Attention is now being directed tn Midway. The various towns in the Boundary to thu east of here have each in turn had their busy time, some hi ill continue to grow and prosper ti bile others having nothing to justify a town in that particular location nre nt a standstill. It is only natiual lhat Midway should be the last town in the Boundary to tome into prominence, situate as it is in the extreme western part of Ihe district it was Ihe last lo receive railway communication, but Ihu I mining of daily trains has marked a new era in ibe advancement of the town, We are not experiencing u boom, and we have seen just, enough nf boom towns in the west not to want ne. Wc prefer a steady growth such as we are having, There is no better indication ofa town's prosperity than an increased demand for real estate, and we helieve lhat the number of lot sales in Midway during Ihe past There seems to be a diversity of opinion as to Iho date of election in this province. A number of cnnsl papers have piihlisheo articles tn the effect that il has been changed from Nov. 7 to a later dale, and the Industrial World, nf Hossland, claims tn be in possession of information corroborating the statement, while lbe Rossland Miner Bays that it is not only improbable but contrary In the statutes tn hold thc election laler thin lhat already set ns none of Ihedi-driets in Ihis Province come uiuler the section nf Ihe act which says :—"The Governor General shall, except as heretofore mentioned, liu the day for Ihe nomination of candidates at lbe election, and shall, at every general election, fix one and the same day for the nomination of candidates In all the olectorlal dislrict of Algnnia and Nipissing, in the Province of Ontario, and of Gnspe and Chieoiilinii and Siigiieiuiy, iu the Province of Quebec'' In the districts excepted, the returning officer fixes the day, tobe not less than 1,1 nor more than HO days later than the others. Then again it is claimed that on account of lhe remoteness of many of the elections of Yule-Ouriboo-Knot* enay that the date wiil be aet two weeks later iu the constituency and that the matter will be left, wilh reluming officer D, J. McDonald to set. the exact dale, so lhat with so many opinions on the matter it is difficult at present to say just what the date will be. In Chicago the domestic servant question has taken on a new phase, Bays the "Globe," A lady, who is described as i fashionable modiste, had in her service a girl named Hannah. Monday wbb the washing day, and the girl was asked lo rise at 3 o'clock in ihe niuiiiing and begin Ihe process of purification, Her, voice, like lhat of the sluggard in the poem, was heard to complain, "You have waked me too soon, I must, slumber again." She turned over, and wjis in Ihe midst of a dream about a machine by whicli au indefinite number of dollies could ho washed by merely pressing a button, when ihe mistress "charged in wiih a supply of eggs, intended for the morning's repast, and commenced a fosil- ade." lt is needless lo say that Hannah was taken at a disadvantage by the surprising character nf Ihe attack. The use of eggs as a means of arousing a domestic from her slum ber is irregular and withoiitprecedent. The hreesy call of incense-breathing innrm, Ibe swallow twittering from its straw-built shed, the cock's shrill clarion or the echoing horn, are all recognized aids to the alarm clock, but classic literature contains no reference lo eggs. The only precedent for Ihe use of eggs as missiles is iu making a demonstration against.the utterance of unpopular opinions. The supply of eggs being exhausted and the fury of t he modiste abated, the victim made her way to a police station, and declared that she had been the Object of a murderous assault, Large quantities of eggshells were removed fiom her hair, and a warrant was issued for the arrest of ihe assailant. The moral to be drawn from Ihis incident seems to be the showing how large fortunes have been amassed and scholarship and fame acquired by rising willi Ihe lark. There is no such relation between a man or woman and a lark as calls for Iheir leaving their beds at the same hour. If theie were, it would seeui proper nnl lhat the lark should set lhe pace, hilt that he should wait respectfully for the man or woman, as belonging ton superior order of creation, The proverb that lhe early bird gets the Hist worms is a matter of no consequence to anyone hut a fisherman, and for purposes of bait there Is no reason to suppose Ihnt the first, second or third worm is any more attractive than Ihe last. Nor Is it proved beyond doubt that the practice of early rising makes n man healthy and wise. There nre large numbers of wealthy men who do not reach their offices until 10 o'clock, and who, hy making profitable deals in pork, easilv overtake those who have been down town for two or three hours. There are also persons who ascribe Iheir robust health lo gelling up when tbey feel like it, lt would appear that the lady in this case had lieen poring over the literature of early rising until her bruin became disordered, nml she imagined I hat she could furl her I he movement by violence. Let us be warned by her example not to be loo ready to believe and act upon proverbs and conventional maxims of all kinds. KETTLE RIVER MININU DIVISION. Records for the Period Ending October ll, 1900. MINKRAL LIM'VriONS. OCTOHER 8. Apes, fractional, Greenwood camp, Eric E. Jackson. Maintop, Greenwood camp, Eric E. Jackson, OCTOHER 0. Keystone, fractional, Copper camp, Carl Nelson. OCTOBER 10, Cumberland, Copper camp, Geo. Riter. Iron Mink. linker creek, E. 11. McMynn. Pioneer, Beaverton, ('has. A. Mix. Bryan, Beaverton, A. J. Lynch. Missing Link, Ellen McEivan. octobkr 11. Brant. Curry creek, Wm, Chapman. Atlanta, Alabama, Copper camp. It. Mavcock. Applications for Certificates of Improvements. Notic'-s advertised in this week's ADVANCE are those of :— St. John Mineral Claim, Camp Fair- view. Opulence, Kruger Mountain. Ecuador, Cainp McKinney, White Knight, Kruger Mounlain. Peacock and Headlight, Kruger Mountain. Big Bug, Camp McKinney, Susie, Fairvlew. Dominion, Cump Fairview. Hiram Brown, furniture dealer, of Grand Forks; the Cariboo Lumber Co., carrying on business at Clinton ; John Tohin k Co., Ltd., tea men-hunts, of Vancouver and Halifax ; and S. F. Quinli van, contractor, of Cascade, have assigned. Ijll e Biscuit and Cake are light, sweet and wholesome* while others are sour, heavy* bitter* unpalatable* The same flour* butter, eggs and sugar are used; what makes the difference? It's dl in the baking powder DR. PRICE'S CREAM BAKING POWDER can be depended upon always to make the food light, sweet, delicious and wholesome. This is because it is scientifically and accurately combined and contains the purest grape cream of tartar, the most healthful of all fruit acids, used for a hundred years in the finest leavening preparations. PRICE BAKING POWDER CO., CHICAGO. Notb.—There are many alleged cream of tartar baking powders upon the market sold at lower prices, which prove, upon analysis, to tie alum powders in disguise. Alum is a corrosive poison, which must not be taken in the food. and Soo Line Still 0011UIUIO tO OpMftt0 First-Class Sleepers On ull lrulnn fnun Revelstoke & Kootenay Landing Ainu Iinii-l-t Coin paiiliiK lliuiiiinrc Junction iluilj- fur SI, I'aul; Saluriliiyti tor Mon irciil uml HiL'tini; Mondays and Thundayi for Toronto, Huiuu oars ihish Rovolstoko 1 a 1 day t'lirllui', _ I [Nn trouble to quote rut-in nml give you 11 IHilntcr resartlluK tlm KuuUiru trip you ron- tuiuulutu taking. Fall and Winter Schedule now effective. Kor ti'iio tuiiii'*, rates mul full Information ull mi iiriulilrr-u. A. V. Mc.TI.I.Y, Agent, Midway, or R. i. 0OTLB, tt, V. AKDERHON, A. O. I'. A„ T. P. A. Vancouver, II. (1, Nclion, II. (, ^S *************9**********9********Ht ll ■•▼•»*■**»•• ■*-. _■*«_-«,„-., H%**\\ One Block West of Customs 0ffjce @ This is ;t first-class building, being hard <& ,s> r $ finished throughout. Thc dining room '•;•,J , J ^ (!§} is run under the personal supervision a ,$ ® © °f Mrs' ^rowe11' anfl is supplied with a j § $ {§} the best on the market. Choice stock J § ® ® of Wines, Liquors and Cigars at th*. j @ ® @ ® bar. Large Stable in connection.' Tha Patronage of tha Publlo It Solicited and Satltfaotlon Guaranteed. S. A. CROWELL, PROPRIETq] WESTERN Assurance Co. Financial Statement, January 1st, 1000. ASSETS. Municipal Homln und Debenture"..( 7M.T73 M lioriTMiionl lluniln MS.B8I ii liiiniinlniiofl'utiiiiliil per cenl iitock li/,137 ■Hi Hunk, liuun I'niu'iniiy ami nllair HtiH-ka 287.411 fix ('niiipany'u BnHiUm* tti.inl «l CusIhhi Umnl aniluii lii'imiilt 19U.880 Tl Hills Ui'ccii'iililo »(»17 73 MortmgM DU10 no liiiu fruia otlmr Coinpunie*-Current Accoilliln 187,153 <U Intend line nml Aoorued villi io Agent!1 ilulanixw uml Sundry A-iiits. Iij.'.Tjii JII tajajm se LIABILITIES. Lossoj undor Adliutmool I CilwiM Dividend 1'ayablc January, won _,000 nn I •_l,'w.' U Not Cash Assets 12,100,310 60 1 '.iii 1 (nl BU—orlbod but nol culled in l.imi.i no 01 Security to Policy Holders $3.100,380 60 Ineiinic for tlie ycur imkUiik Doc. Jl, IKM %lMflll 90 I.11—in 1*1.ill Since 11:,-tm/..niu11 of Company to Dnte $'JK,718,:«W :m Board of Directors: Hon. (1KO. A. COX. I*re»iilciil. J.J. KKN.N'Y, Viccl'rc«ldt'iil. Hos. B. 0, WOOD. Mneita. ItOHT. IIKATY. UKII. It. II. COCK BURN, (JKHItOK McMfllltlCH, Vf, If. BKOCK, IIUUII N. HAIIID, JAMBS KKItlt 08UOR.SE. W. B. RICKARDS Agent, Midway, B. C. /fci*AB4tABtB_____>_i___i _ % A Full Line of Fishing Tackle. __-__.u_A^^_t^*■*•»■*- _m_h_9,____________*,__h__tt__*. W9999 mrnmmmmmjm mmrnmrnmrnm-mmmK New Novels. J. A. Unsworth, Druggist, Hidway. *9999999999M99tii49mmw* C. F. COSTERTON VWtNON ao NOTAIIY PUBLIC A.trmaxO _"o_*"fc— The IIiiyai. Insuranck Cot. Tub: London and Lancahhirk Fihk Inburanck (Joy. The Inhi'hanck Coy. ok North America. The London and Canadian Fihe Insuranck (Joy. The Sun I.ikk Assurance Coy ut Canada, The Dominion Buildino and Loan Association. AlTltAISHIl KOR THE CANADA PERMANENT Loan and Savings Uo? (•)♦♦♦♦ i**************(9) P R. ffELMON. Practical Watch Maker, COPPKB HT GREENWOOD B.C, —0— flood Tools, Plenty Materiel, end jo years experience to do work correctly. , . . H^^ ®********************w> The Riverside Hotel, Ik sltuuli'il at Kork Creek, II.C., on Ihe main 1 „) ,_ between PeUtloton -will nil Uniilulmy Creek points. NliiDDit» pliu-e for KtiHt-a. Niiippia, Good Fishing -:- Oood Hunting-i^BestofAccomnioditio* iprlatoi. 1 *f»«!*i«i...-,,k tl*}..'■-,.„;,;SjH Carrying Her Hajesty's Hails Will leave MIDWAY on Tuesdays, Thu. days and Saturdays, at 8.30 a. 111., arriving CAMP McKINNEY at 5 p. m. Returning will leave CAMP McKINNEY Sundays, Wednesdays and Fridays ai 9 .1 i reaching MIDWAY at 1.30 p. m.,and making0 nection with the train j,r,)in*,' c,ls*;!l - o'clock. The belt of accommodation for tho convenience ol the travailing public R. MEYERH0FF, PR0PR ETQR. iMMM«tni«ttl»«»IMM«lt:-.* fDSTABIiti3HlCD l»*-<;t. MAINLAND NURSERY COr.'FA^ LADNERS, - BRITISH - COLUMBIA Our Spfxialties—Varieties Profitable in British Colurwj Trees Free from Pests. FRUIT AM) ORNAMENTAL TKKKS, PLANTS AND VISB Send for Free Catalogue, j E. HuTCHERSON, Man Lancashire House. :: MIDWAY, B.C. : : The undersigned having taken this well- known and comfortable hotel invites the j patronage of all old customers and the public | generally. BEST BRANDS OF LIQUORS & CIGARS- Fiirniicc-licntpd nnd comfortably 1 furnlt-hod rooms. FIRST CLASS MEAL8 WELL SERVED. Thos. D. Banbury, Proprietor. *V*rV*A*^ The Boundary Hotel] MIDWAY, B.C.. Strictly First-class Throughout, Excell* nt Accommodati"11 XmXIXTG- targe Sample Room fop Commercial I* THOS. McAULEY, -•- Prop*" ietor. 0f KereineMi was In t returned last "■"«•■• \h il*1 Liy i» at present visit- | nl VnriK'ii. ■ent of 0. Artbut Beo* fof tli<> |Miace «.pp«'ar_ in Bll 0f Beavertooi spent btdwu.y .<wt week' Hr |(l«y' ■voa in Midway lart Itiiin from an extended |ilkaiiieen. leneral agent for the L.H company, arrived ' M„iiiliiy'» train U> open ir here. electrician for the (J. 'WM In Midway lasl h, instrument! for the (iph line. lm. moved out to the , whioh he recently lw»* tinki- an excellent place Ifge Block of horses. , bldtott left laat. week |i„ Toronto, wliere she winter. Mr. Liidlaw -.,.,. HH fur ns Spokane. representinR .lames wholesale grocers, of ,., cnme in on Friday's iHirrrd al the Boundary p. g"ld commissioner, etc., for the Rossland -tings visit, thnmnh the |b Road Superintendent hilly, formerly slsiion lii-p, arrived in Midway train 1» take charge H-,.it, Mn. MclHilly ao- i. nf the Ajux Mining inl lln* Ajux, one of tho y. promising pwperilei, He expresses himself •il with tin* results nil- tin' recent development niu' property, |h i (or some time has upomrily «» manager Iif II. S. A., (iricnwond. msrted from Bostland to i i'iy liranch of tho same WHI W.'ll liked ill till' iinv friends, though If hi- promotion, will re- mi liroilghtttn nonr'oail A. Ooulson, ivlilcli »il| lii.i'lini* purposes oo hi. i Mill way. TV stork, • nf cattle, sheep anil rly all thoroughbreds. in Uio right direction, [ I'.o ranchers in the din follow tho example sol ii would mn l»' I'm-* llifry wnuld ho rid of the I an- kepi on most of the .-ut. hnllna west of hero, near Ich, there it a part of the ! Rnek Oreek and Camp ilir-i describes*, horse- ||< nl a lieneh and tben \' made down it on i" etfect an improve- li'l' .K. Shaw. O.K., has kcttona to take the neees* llmni'le for a less circuit- rn easier -jrade. This in- ""' -liniild nnt involve a f'"l vi l will avoid a steep r trying to team* with Samuel leora, an Italian, miicu in a Shack near the Depot on •Vednesday Last. Inspector of puhlic i in iln-dislrict on his |i"iii of inspection, He lliilwuy school last Wed- th- he found everything "" expressed great as- I'l tin' large attendance, ''l* thai of many towns depopulation of Midway. '"'"'put through a hriof 1 luu ii, i,hi,.P |„Kivt, ji,., J'" "f their standing- in ■ive i-ltuxM, and although '"'tin-in were placed at iviiiitngp, having recently (ed, thei,, aniwen to the feiiiii,,,,, W8N „„„„.,•„-,„,. •• Burns highly compll- McPhail, the teacher, fi'ieni manner in which he I" school, "' W. M. Oochmt-e, whioh Ist'Tuesday evening ahout ■'"" hl""e in Vernon, came 18 "'Ok tn the cltiM.ni of "If. Cochrane had heen ill »- '"id took to hie hed on i» death was due to heart I "''ly owing to a fatty de r""'"a iiimlloitl adviser an- k'"'i fm il termination lo ""''"'"leathnamewliha ' "''••■us a native „f Whit ' "'"' "an 66 yean nf age. p*l,'uw '«nd several sons ' ™ "> mourn their loss. "■""• Mr.. Pau.berton.of .."''"^."fVernoiMMrs. I'lfd P„lk,,>.Rbbe_. ''"";""''- M, Cochrane, of ' '• <:".'li,aue, of Gland |, .' J;"e*"ane, of Vernon. ln"'\l|,t'"."1"N,Kri,,,ly,lf Lw^lnW.chu«hand Last Wednesilay evening the usually quiet ciiy of Greenwood was thrown Into great excitement when it became known that a man had linen murdered in a shark near the railway track, ahoul. UK) yanls from thn depot. The murder look place in lho slunk nf Manuel Pulsion, a section huuil, whn upon his ret in ii from work was horrl- lied to Hnd tlie dead Imdy of Fount lying on lhe floor iu a pool of blond With I.W0 pislol wounds iu the left side of the head, one on oil her side of the ear. Poislon at once Informed Roller! II. ltoherlsoii, section foreman, who immediately 'phoned Chief McLaren, and in a short time the Chief in company with Coroner Jakes, visited the scene of lhe tragedy and it wav, found upon examination that the mini lunl lieen dead four oi five hours A jury impanelled hy Dr, .lakes on Thursday morning could not throw any llghl upon ihesiiliject. The murdered man is supposed tu have had lietween $1,1111 and $1,3111 with hint. Suspicion points io a si ranger named French Joe, whn frequently visited Keiira, ami evident, ly was aware that the deceased Inui money as he had at one time asked Inr a loan, but was I if used, Joe was last seen on Wednesday uiorning and his sudden depart ure looks as if he were connected with ilie murder, lloth ihe city and Provincial police are winking on the case. Keiira, was niu uit iVi years of age mill lies from northern Italy, He leaves a sou about 19 yearn of age, who live- io Greenwood, beyond thi* Utile is known uf the murdered man. re. UCENCjj, DISTKICTS DEFINED. The Commissioners and Cheif Inspectors Named. An extra of I he official Gasette,dated fm the Uth insl. contains the loiinilii- lies of lhe licence districts into which the province has been divided and gives lhe names of the Licence Coin- uiissioners nnd ilu- Chief Ucentw Inspectors, Tin* following are tin- licence districts,and the appointments fnr the seotlon in the Vicinity uf Midway: Boundary ('reek Licence District— Licence Commissioners— lv .laiolis, of Oreenwood, II. ('.union, ul Brand Forks, w. B. Townsend, of lloesland, j I'hief Licence [nepei lor— ; Ciiustalile I. A. Dinsiiinre, of fit and Forks. Southeast Yale Licence district— Lii once Commission'-rs— Richard A. c.iw.ioti, of Kereuipos. A Megraw. of Damp McKinney, W. Lylton Sliaifoed, nf Fairview, Chief Licence Inspector— OonsUble Charles Winter, of Oamp McKinney. Northc.isi Yule Licence District.— William Morris Coohrane.of Vernon. Edwin Weddel, uf Kelowna, Frederick Applelnn, of Bnderhy. chief Licence Inspector— ConstableB, 0, Simmons,of Vernon. Nicola Licence District — Licence Commissioners— Thomas Murphy, of Granite Cieek. Alexander Bell, of Princeton, 0, K. Thomas, nf I'rinceioii. Chief Licence Inspector— Constable U, Hunter, of Princeton, . e . Bonded for $67,000. A year ago John Dorsey, of I'hoenix. howled the Mountain View claim, adjoining the B. 0. mine (now shipping 2,lr-M tons of ore per month), for |25,- 000, iiiid successfully floated acoinpany with *fif»>.l«lt> capital in develop the proporty, which is now lieing worked. A few days ago Mr. Dorsey succeeded In securing a bund on iwo well known claims, adjoining the Mountain View, and he Is now in Spokane on his way entt to organise a company to operate the properties. Mr. Dorsey took the A \ a ivn There is no better investment at the present time than Midway property. Those who bought in Spokane a few years ago have since made for- tunes. Midway is the Spokane of the Boundary Country. It is the coming metropolis of the interior. Trains are now running into Midway, and the price of lots will go up shortly. Invest now and make money. For prices and terms apply to THE MIDWAY COMPANY, Ltd. T. M.Qulley&Co. ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ Furniture, Carpets, Linoleums. ************ FUNERAL DIRECTORS anil EMLMERS. Large Stpok, Low Prices. ************ v. awe. c*T7__,x___rsr ss co., COPPER STREET. OREENWOOD. t*s __2:_t«St:_r* :_*&:_» _b_fe_fe_.'_N_&&& &->_k ___*-_fe:X. v Mfe. —"■* THE I llONEER HOTEL fo /to 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. iS^^^S^'M^SAS^^S^S^'Af^A^M' J. W. NELSON, PROPRIETOR. I The Central Hotel llth St., Midway, B. C. t*»*-9999999990tit This is a new three-storey he tel, comfortably 1 furnished throughout. 1 ********9999*e*e l The nearest house to the Railway Station. Th > most convenient hotel for railway travellers. I \ The best of accommodation in every respect k •r*»i»»»»SI*'«*»6.«*«» [ 5. DAHL, Proprietor. •^ I ♦**>»»9»*»»»Si»»i»»»i»i»iii*S9i»«*««i««ei«!«jetii*(:tiit99999999***** VI The Travellers Insurance Co.., f; I rrmrr-frTYYroTY $ sit w Of Hartford. Conn. « Cluirterjd 1«<W. Stork Lite and Accident Insurance. 1\ IIIMIIHIII'I' Blue Bell from Thos. Stuck. Uhiiit Mo Doimlil mul W. 8h»w on u four tnonthV worklog bond for »tt,000; he nlso se* cuivil tin* .1. N. from Boyd Jerald on « »ix months' working liond for $87,000. The J. 8. bus «I unit (HI feel of work done, mul on the Blue Bell there nre ahout 80 feet, both of ihem being merely prospects tu yet, Mlulng m<*n gen* enilly who lmve seen these t« o proper- ties sjieiik well of them, and if Mr. Dorsey Is as successful in their Monition us he wus with the Mountain View, they will Ih* thoroughly developed. H l» his Intention to begin woik on IkiiIi properties In a short time, ' SSSSS €£€ €€€ €$€€€€€€ €--$€£* \/ i't \)\ I SI i § to ISSUKS the hest life I I'ntitriiris In the wm lii. No disappointment as 10 dividends, Everything (runi'iiiileeil in nd- \ .111 if. I * 1,-111 i 11111 rules Ij'i Io Si percent less than tIki.-k of old line Mutual coiupunies, ASSETS January ist, LIABILITIES, . SURPLUS . . ■«97. * $20,884.53 . 17,920,260.29 . 2,976,424.36 THE MIDWAY SAWMILL Lei ui .113 & owers, Proprietors. Manufacturers of all kinds of ROUGH AND DRESSED LUMBER LATH and SHINGLES, SASHES and DOORS Band Sawingand Job Work done to order Telephone No. 12. Telephone orders receive prompt attention. Tl ADVANGE The Pioneer Newspaper of the Boundary District-only $2.00 per year. The Tnivelli'is Coilihiniillnn Accident Policy guarantees foraccldenlal under ordinary conditions, iieitii Duiii-m |snno 1 least of Sight «f Holli Kyos , ,000 Lossot Both Koetor Both Hiuidi Wltn Ldji.1 of Ono Hiiml ami fine Koot 5,1X10 : IVriii'iiinnl Tolsl Ui-jiliil ty 2630 I Loin o( lllKlii Hand . . $3,600 Lim*; of l,('ir;'.! or abovo Knoo . S-.i'm Lim uf Lefl Hand . . , 1,000 Um ut Kii In-:- Pool l,iimi Low uf siglil of iimi I jo . . , 650 Liniits of Weekly Inderrmity $1,300. AND, tf such injuries aro sustained while riding jis ,i passenger in any passenger cunyeymiau using Bteain cable, or electricity as a motive power the amount to he paid shall be DOUBLE the suin specified in the clause under which the claim is made. and Business 1 Cost $52 A VEAR TO P 1 It) R0FESS10NAL \ikn,.\ni> Commercial Travelers. * Other sums at proportionate rates AGENT FOIt SOUTIIEHN HIUTIKII ('01.1M11IA, .MIDWAY R, ('. *******************%******e9999tXim9i**Zi ************ Miilway Horse Pasture, T. M. GRAVES, Prop. Pack arid Saddle Horses for Sale. If you havo lost tt horse, send 1110 the brand and if is in the country It will bo found. TEHJIK FOB PASTURING W») Hiiiule horses delivered In Midway, |5.00 per month, Two or in Midivny, each $1 per month, PER .MONTH. more, deli ered Is prepared t" fill all orders for Job Printing at lowest rates consistent with good work. rTTyTTTTnTTTbnnrTTb'TTrirn 11. L.Sawyer. C A.Sawyer. BUSINESS LOCALS. I FARM FOR SALE. Wm. st. Qiiintlu Ims ' ivedalarge consign nt »i fresh candy. MININU NOTES. A desl is now pend'ng for the no qiiisition of the Zala M. mine in Uherl dan eamp, by an Bngliih syndleate. The property wuh recently examined by experts and ihe report was favorable. There are al present on the dump, nearly ready for shipment, 800 sacks, and a number of six-horse 'teams nre now hauling ore 10 Midway lot ship ment to the Trail smelter. Womanlike-'Whistle for the wind,' said he, Tin afraid,' said she. 'I ei.n't tell what you'll do when my lips are puckered up.' 'I won't do a thing.' 'Then I won't whistle.' Johnny-Ma, am 1 descended from monkeys P Mamma-On your father's side. ITJ8T RECEIVED Something neal in [--vltatlonfardsand Ball Pro- grammes, at TIIK ADVANCE Oflice. TIMBER NOTICE. -ilflorilJlti'I ill- Chief COST UMNO iilmiii WO acron This wop' crtv |« sit list*! on it"' Slrollknnioon i1,; ot |,„lf„mi!.'fr.milli.'l'. 8. tmiiniljiry. Half „„■ botwoon Looms, Knirvlcwand Koreinoos. "l inn lln- amirnvi'il ninii'"f Un' I. f. It-i""l il,,,,. uill unSoubtodls In' I'liiiiii'i'iion botwoon tlicri' luiilii'i'ii n Hi il,i- mul Aiiii'i'ii'iin nrollmlnars survey with that "''■",,'',1 " ,!', 1*,,,,'k oron, Implomonl* and houioholii citi'ii to bo sold wilh nald proporty- Addromi or onqnlro »t KAlltVlKW CUSTOMS (IH'ICI'., whioh la on tho proporty, "u mm SEND KM NOTltm ilml >i'|"y» , vl*.: sum nn.''i' "i" ;,." ,.r,WB Blovon igtfSt -J^«*^at_3 i The Advance ii '■ ' 0ttZ v. Mcci'imV. |(VjVM To Your Friends. Mil lln'i ce rust-11 , onro woslSO ohaln. !',,,. mile ...islnfMi'l'ml'ly ■U-rfoir.fta.AtWi->'. '■'■" ' NOTICE H fingRS nautili-oil ty mw and plontj' "' »"""• iho ntonlh. Onml Km' tonas, um •ul.. apply 1° ID JOHN KAST. Midway, B, 0. iii ii $S IK® m mm SnbKrlptlon $« • y««r a^jj, or li lor -l« month*. WWW MM mm THOS. WAKE FALLS HOTEL., . PROPRIETOR. The hotel ci ntrally located and is a stopping place for ttag'i lines Oood Hshin« III the vicinity, Good slnliling, A va**iety of the choicest brands of liquors and cigars at tho bar S1TUATKDAT BOUNDARY 1 ALLS. B. 0. Certificate of Improvements. Kotlo* Susie Minkiiai. Cluh. Situate In Osoyoos Mining Division of Yale District, Where Locnttd: At Falrvlow. TAKK NOTIOB that I, Oharlss do Hlols llrcen. us Rgoui for Qoortfo A. Guess, froo lalnsri oortDliiato No, 629740, inteiul, si\'.y iliy.- fitiin ilie date hcreuf, in apply in iho Milling Rooordor fur u oortiUoato of Improvomoots, rnr Hi" purpose ufuhuutiiuK a urowngrant of ihu abovoolattn, And furihcr lake notloo that, action, uniler!. . fieeliini 37. must be coinineucod boforo iho issu-, iilicvuelmiii. Certificate of Improvements. VOTIOB Pill Ull. MlM'JIl.M. CLAIM. Situate ln tho Kettlo Hiver Mlnlnsr Division ot Ynlo District. Whero Iocslod !-Camp McKinney, TAKK NOTICE thnl I. Vf, 11. Norris, for myseU, free minor's oertUoalo Nu. H81I4, snd ss ngont for A. Mograw, fi miner soorti- ilejiie Nu. C_08, nml ,Mi«j, 1. M. Macdonald, (roo miner's oei'lUloato No. D8MM, Intend, sixty dnys fnun lhe ilalu hcreuf, tu apply lo the Milling Ho- curlier fur n crrlillenlc nf tmprovomollts, fur lhc purpiso nf obtaining n crown grant nf ihe anoe (if such eertifleiile of improvements, Untod tliis 20th day (f August, 1900. 17c CIIAS. null. OltKKN. MINERAL ACT 1896. Certificate of Improvements. And furl her lnke notice that notion, uniler peel ion Jl", musl he eoiilliieneeil hefnre the issuiince nf sue! rlill, ale (if impinn nienls. Datod this 20th day of August, IWO, llio W, 11. NOItRia Notice. DOMINION Minkiiai. Claim. Situate ln the Osuyons Mining Division or Yale district. Whore lucnted : Cnmp Fnlrview. MINERAL ACT, 1896. Oertiflcnte of Improvements., NOTion. WHITE KNIGHT MINERAL CLAIM. Situate In tho Osoyoos Mining Division of Yale Dlstriot. Where looated : On Kruger Mountain. TAKK NOI ICE tbat I, Chns. deBlols Oroon, noting iis spent fnr Prank 11. Wollaston. free miner's e. rlilieiue Nu. J!s.s'l,l, Intond, sixty daya frum the date hereof, to apply to the Mining Itooordor for u iwiifleaio : amilv to thu Mining Heoorder fur n Oortlfloato nf Improvement*, lor the purimse of villaining of Improvements, fnr lhe purpose ot obtaining a ('runnGrant of the above claim. „ Crown Uranl of the abovo claim, And further lnke notice that action, undor! ^nil further take noliee Ihal nclion. under seetion ;i7, must be^comiiicneed liefore _ tho . i_ii0n 37, musl be oi Iinnood boforo the "' ' issuance of suoh Oortlfloate of Improvements, TAKK NOTIOK that I. Ohas, de II. Oreen. a* agent for the Dominion Oousolldat-id Mines Co.. free ininer's ccililleaie Nn. B90SS3, Intend, sixty days fron the dale hereof is-iiiiiecofsuehCerlillciilcof Impro-omoilts. ..ated this 90th dny of September, 1800. CIIAS. unit. (HIKES'. Hated this I'.'th day jif.liine. IWO. 7o CIIAS. iii.ll. UUKKN. Mineral Act 1896. Certificate of Improvements. IffO_*XC_J, PSAOOOK anii HtJAiii.irJHT Mixkhai. Claims. Situate in tho Osoyoos Mining Division of Yale Ulstrict. Where located : On Kruger Mountain. TAKK NOTICK that I. Charles dolllols Qreon, as agont tor William Keller) free ininer's eerlilleale No. li.i'.'.lT. nml fur George Kngel, free miner's oortlfleato No. B5888, intend, sixty days from Ihe dnte hereof, to apply to tho Mining Iteoordor for n Certiiicate of Improvements, tor lhe purpose nf obtaining s Orown Orant of the above claims. And further lnke notice thai action under section 87 must bo oommonood before tho issuiince of such i 'en Ifloatc of trnprovomonts. Dated IWs 17th day of July, 1900. ISO CHAS. HUH. GltKKN. MINERAL ACT, 1896. Certificate of Improvements. NOTICB. St. John Mineral Claim. Situate In the Osoyoos Mining Division of Yale District. Fairvlew. M.e Me Me_^t^\t.e_ *|wlv/.v t'f tf tf, to. fi, tf i ..»'.*'* t'f ff t'f ii iky.*, tf, to, tie Sle ...... ef, «,» Me tie P y.'.y.'. *fe*fe tf,... W M ikik tf.... y.'J.i. ei, if, M f| M y.w.'. tr* tf -.1/ Me w y.tj.'. M sle Me ikik tf. tf. ,le Me "tfrnVf ikik tf 'f Me tie V.iVfC sis Me "Ty ff ff ff 'f Me MeMe tie MeMe MeM.em.lf n I DWAY, B. C. 1 at the confluence nf Boundary Creek and Keltic River. w SLL BE i'lir ,ivist i,ni""iant The Western Terminal and The Wholesale Supply and Creek Districts. The distributing point for in railway town )ivisional point Manufacturing centre the Kettle Rivcr Mining of the Columbia & Western m-|.. on, of the Kettle River Ul mer Ketlle River, West Fork and C un Railway, md Bound; I1 McKim The mining camps, nearest Railway town to Republic, Meyers Northern Washington mining camps. residence town in the country, With an exec favorable sanitary conditions. Creek, Palmer Mountain and othi lead i ni. ith silent climate, pure water supply ami Business, residence and garden lots at low prices and on easy terms. A.M. WOVENDEN, Recrntai ii) St. Jnlm Street, Montre ; SEND FOB MAPS, I'lsll'KS AM) Kl'Ll. 1'AllTiet'I.AltS TO :■ I',,,, THE MIDWAY CO., Ltd. * M. OROUBB, Agvtil fur British Cnl u in bin, Midway, |[ r. Where located: Camp X<■) X*%X<»>*?/*?/ aU kUkU _3g*&it*_t_*'_*'/___ ___5l__J__ &!__&Z___!__a!_J____l__&£&&&&&&■&•?&!&& 3lMt_*4fe„PM^M^!' _>$H -^li^l^^^^w5;c%*v*fw;* v ^ififp^^ <W *»* *»* w ****** <** *»* w i* '** w **> i* *** *»» *.* v* v '.";*;^ TAKK NOTICK that I. Uobtrt Story Hull, an am'ut for Edward Cook, (roo miner's certlflcate No. b20,_71, and Charles Nelson, tree m(ner_ oortlfloato No. I16S, Intend, sixty days from ihe duio horeof- to apply io the Mining Rooordor for u Cortiflcato of Improvements] for lhc purpose of obtaining ft Crown Grant OI the above c uii in. Aon* further lake notice thai action, under section 87« musl booomnjoncod bofore Uio Issu* ance of BUCh Certificate of linproveiu_iiK ROBERT STORY HALL. Dated thlfi Uth day of Mny, lflnti. MINERAL ACT, 1896, I Oortiflcate of Improvements. aro-Fxo-E_. | OPULENCE MINERAL CLAIM. j _i jute In the Osoyoos Mining 1-ivision ofl Yale District. Where located: Keremeos Croek. j TAKK NOTICK that I, Chas. doBloigQroen, as agent for A. J. WoDougaJl, free' minors oortiflcate No. b-5804, Intend sixty days from the date horeoL to apply i LheMlulug ite ! oorderfors oortiflcate of Improvementa, for the purpose of obtaining d Crown Grant of tlie above olalm. And further take notice that aetinn. under booUod S", must i»i.i comment ii before lho lssuanoe of such oortiflcate of Improvement-. Dated this 10th day of June, 1000, 7c CHAS. DBBLOIS GHKKN. W. H.WEBB, MINERAL ACT, 1896. Certificate of improvements TAKK EotUpOR Minkkai. Claim. Sltuju: in thc Kettle River Mining Division of Yslu District. Where located: Camp McKinney. HOE that I. Ohss. ie B. Orson, us iij,-i!i.l for lliini'nii Ilnmilil, free iniiii'r's ocrllfloate No, U30735, iiiU'iid, sixty ilnj fn.ii ih.* date boroof. to itpniy tu lhe Minini! Reoorder for a Cortlfloato of Iraprovo. pu-ut-i for ill" purpose uf olitiilniiig n Crown Oram nf the above claim. And farther tAke notloe that sotion, under soctlon ST, must hu oommonood hefore the ISBUniluS of BUOU Ctrlitlrlitf uf lllllU'llMJIllonts. Hated this 12th duy of .luiic. 1900, 7c OH A8. deB, QUEEN. Practical >__. AND CARRIAGE BUILDER. Midway, B. C. '■♦ism Repairing OF ALL KINDS Promptly and Neatly Executed. 13?- CARRIAGE PAINTING A SPECIALTY. An Ideal Residence Town, Buy a residence site whilst there is plenty of choice. Pure air and water, beautiful scenic surrounding's, skilled resident physician, excellent school-just the place for families. Try it. For Prices and Terms Apply to THE MIDWAY CO.. LTD. | H. PARKINSON, Provincial Land Surveyor, £_|£ Architect and .—. Civil Engineer... Financial, l^eal Estate, 1 nsurarice and Mining; Ajfcrit, •WSOTAEY Pflll.lC.t-W* t ftir view TownsiU. Afeiit. . Alumnus. R. H. PARKINSON, rsmviEW, ii. c. norrespounsnoo Solialted. LEE CHUNG LAUNDRY MIDWAY.B.C WASIIIMiS OALLBD KOI! DELIVERED, Price* Kodernto SL Luke's Home... A Private Hospital and Nurses Home. Oppei i- iiMtR St . Vancouver. Mi'ilinil.Si.rifiijil iiiiilMiilwifi'i y rn*..- n-ci-ivi-il. Trillin I - Private Hi".in-. IflSper twakl Beda in Wards, HO par wi-i-k. " Xiiiws o.'iit Intolha ciiiinii-y nt tin' 1 iisii.il oliarges, K*le|fnwj_ iwativiflg lllllH-lli.lli' .llli'llti'ill. All applications in In tnadt tn S1STIU l'HAM'KS. Spokane Fallsilil R.AILV Nelson & Fi. ii Subscribe for THE MICE »« The pioneer newspaper io the Bonndary district The null nil roll i ta nil points Kast, Mr.iiiji to Kus-il.unl, \>l«i illtl'IIIU'lli :!,' polnti In-,* al Spokane Hill Northern, Vorlln rn I 0. It. .'v X, Co. Conneoti sl ' K,:,.t, ..: I I. - Connsitii. tor Raplih - Haci U. II) ; tui ru ■ Milk IXJ I;ii--I.INIi M l.-uS ■ PORAKR KoaatAKii Only $2.00 j,K Kl mm - "• we - MIDWAY- Riverside Addition. Just a Word! To those contemplating an investment in Midway real estate, the information is offered that on the Riverside Addition may be found 300 very choice residence sites. LOTS 50 x125 FEET. For terms and all other information apply to W. H. NORRIS, or A. MEGRAW, Camp McKinney, B. C. . 0:i ffoodi %$__ §1 and in then approved _ Midway, B. C. tm ___-__. _d___a________
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Title | The Advance |
Publisher | Midway : [publisher not identified] |
Date Issued | 1900-10-22 |
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Language | English |
Notes | Title changes in chronological order: The Advance (1898-1902) ; The Midway Dispatch (1902-1904) |
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Date Available | 2016-02-02 |
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DOI | 10.14288/1.0347853 |
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