mt&k i Vol I, No., 20. MIDWAY, BRITISH COLUMBIA, MONDAY. NOVEMBER 17. 1902. $2.00 por Year. «««««Mtt«M««4_M««M«Me««MC«<«««t« SUITS that will suit you both in quality and Price a rare chance to clothe the Boys for a very small amomnt of money. Childrens two piece suits from $1.65 to $2.95 » three „ „ $2.95 Boys Suits a nice assortment in Serges, Cashmeres, Tweeds and Homespuns'all $4. $4,25 and $4.50 Suits to go at $2.95 • )/» . er Coats, Blue Chinchilla, Double Breasted. Sizes 23 to 28, special price for this week only, $2.95 eeoo«cc.e»»>i>»»»»»»««mM>tmMMMm -:• J. McNICOL. -:- ' '9999 OBSTACLES REMOVED There hi now rntMrr to prevent the botldlngof the V. V. ft E.from ' here to the Cout.—Work will likely be com. men ced ahortly. hocolates —__-'•*_____-■ Received this week, a nice lot of CHOCOLATE CANDIES, all flavors. CHOCOLATE CHIPS. MARSH MALLOWS, WALNUTS, ALMOND, DATE, COCOANUT AND PECAN CHOCOLATES. BUJWJ MPPS CAMELS ■:- A. F. Thomas, -:■ We do not need a "Test" •n regard to Advertising as we know from experience that advertising with full Values and honest and fresh clean goods *ifl always satisfy every customer, without giving away so called silver spoons and money coupons. Give customers good and honest values for their money is our Motto. We have received full wool fleeced lined underwear for men | which we sell at the clcse figure of $2.00 a suit. AH wool underwear from $2. to $4.50 according to quality |ofwool. A full assortment of Ladies, Childrens, Mens and Boys hos- ' ierY and sox. New consignment of groceries, meats and celebrated Five. Roses flour at lowest possible marked prices, without coupons. dive ds a call and be eonvineed. Vssm HAIN & CO. MIDWAY, B C; Af«W wid new stock of nil kinds of Rubber Good, for winter •n* wet wtftthor use ou bend. V. V. & E. allowed to crow Hot Air and C. P.R.treoki There l» now nothing to prevent the construction of the V., V, & _, froni hen* to th. cm. All Injunction nulls hnve heen withdrawn, nnd permission has heen given Imth liy the Ke ttle Vnl- ley lines nnd Ihe V. P. It. to cross their respective truck". This huiTled settlement nf differences hetw«. n the V„ V. k E. «nd the Hot. Air line was brought shout Ih h most peculiar manner. The Initihtlve which ledtn the latter road withdrawing nil Injunctions was us follows. A week ago yesterday The V„ V. ft E. stole a march on the Hot Air road and uninterrupted pin in its erosMng. In* the afternoon a work train of the Wellington ft Oreat Northern came up frnm Marcus with a gang of men under Foreman tt. Duffey, and all material necessary for the crossing, which had previously lieen prepared. Work In cutting the rails of the Hot Air trapk and in putting In lhe crossing was he- gun ai 6 0' clock and finished within an hour. 80 quickly was the work done thi^t imt a persoh iti Grand Forks knew iif • hat had nccured until almut 8 o'cloqt in the evening. Monday morning thr Hot Air official, learned the news, and ihey Iif mediately rent an engine, liox car ami flat car out to the crossing. They took up a position riglii over ihe diamond frog, aud remaim-d anchored there nnlil fi o'clock, when they relurned to Grand Forks. Tbis proceeding materially Interfered with the Iracklaylng on lhe V„ V. k V.., as all the material had lo he carried over lhe Hot Air track and then hauled tn the workmen on a handcar. Consequently hut llttli headway was mude on Monday, Late ih the afternoon n telegram Was received fmm Vancouver announcing that the litigation had heen dinppd and it was Ihen that lhe Kettle Valley train ailnndoned the crossing. Neil Mcl'nllhiu, mayor of Colunihia and Charles ('iimmitigs of Grand Kotks, delegates tn Ottawa in connection with th . settlement of the dispute lietween the V„ V. ft E. and Kettle Valley lines upon tiieir return were in terrlewed In Hpokane and gave the following etplanation of the settlement of the dispute, "The announcement frntn Grand Forks lhat tbe V„ V. ft E. had stolen a march on the Kettle Valley lines hy putting In its crossing at Grand Forks Junction, and ihat ihe work had heen done contrary to the injunction. Is in error. The dispute hetween the V.. V. ft E. and the Kettle Valley Lines was settled at Ottawa immediate ly after lhe granting of the franchise to ibe V., V, k E. hy the railway com* mlttee nf the dominion government. "In consideration of heing allowed to maintain the crossing at grade over the Washington * Great Northern tracks nt Pelhaiu Flats, four null's south of Curlew, the Kettle Valley Lines ofltirials agreed to withdraw all injunction suits agninst the V., V. k E. This order was telegraphed to the court at Vancouvei', and it is evident that, delay in the transmission of the news to the officials at Grand Forks has caused the trouble lietween the rival lines there today. "Tliere will he no further trouble in Ihe building of the V„ V. k E. into Grand Forks and north to the Granhy smelter, as permission was also obtained at Ottawa from the C. P, II. officials foe Ihe V., V. ft E. to cross the 0, P. B. track north of Grand Forks, We had the assurance of President J. J. Hill of the Great Northern tnat the V., V. ft E. would he built through to the coast without subsidy from tlie governnient. Tbis assurance did much toward simplifying mutters hefore the railway committee at Ottawa. •'We called on President Hill at St Paul on our return from Ollawa and we were again given the assurance that the V., V. k E. would he built through to the coast, the work to he started as soon as the preliminary surveys can he completed. There Is now absolutely nothing in the way of the construction nf the V„ V, * E. to the coast. Tbe C, P. H, will not oppose pressed himself as highly pleased wilh the results of the negotiations at Ottawa, 'The depot site of the V„ V. ft E. Is mi the boundary line lid ween Columbia and Grand Forks, hut as the rival towns are to Is- merged under the name nf Grand Forks aft er January 1, ho change in the present plans of the railway companies will be necessary. A, II, Hngelanil and Jas. H. Kennedy were in Midway on Thursday and while here looked over the proposed depot, site. The unexpected arrival of Mr. Hogelnnd from Hi. Paul, who since the promotion' of John V. Stevens tn the general managership nf Ihe Great Northern, has been acting as chief engineer, and the fact lhat he and Mr, Kennedy are going over the proposed mule from here wesl, looks as though it was the intention of the company to proceed with work of const ruction al an early date, and il is altogether prob able Ihnt the piece of road hetween here and Curlew will be built this winter, Oovernrnent Hm Floated Loon. VICTORIA, B. C, Nov. IH,-Great satisfaction is expressed among all parties over Turner's cable tu the government that the loan of IBH.5IJ0.fNJU. authorized by the former session, had heen underwritten at IB, Tbe appreciative articles of the British journalists who were recently visiiing here Is credited wiih partially influencing the financial opinion in London. John. A. Manly A cq ulttcd Grand Forks B C, Novum her 15— The case against John A, Manly for alleged complicity in an alleged conspiracy to burn lhe Columbia Hotel three years ngn has collapsed, Hev eral sittings were held during tin* past foriniglii, but nt none of them was any evidence presented. The rase was to have Is-en resumed nn, Thursday at l(J.au. At tbe hour named A. M. Whiteside, ciown prosecutor, having failed to appear. Provincial Constable Dinsmnre on behalf of the crown, applied lo the court fur permission to withdiaw the charge on tlie ground that no evidence against the accused cmilil lie obt.iiued. The magist rate ac cordingly granted the application anil Mr. Manly, who had lieen out on $13,(0) hail, wns discharged. The result waa received wilh much satisfaction in Gland Forks and Coliiniliia. It is regarded as a complele vindication nf one of the most progressive citizens of the Boundary district. Mr. Manly received many warm congratulations over the outcome of the-affair. Another Version of tbe fltnly Case. Grkkswooii, B. Oii November 16 (Hpecial to Tiik Dihpatch)— The statements lately sent nut from Grand Forks relative lo the charge recently brought by the crown against John Manly nf that lown in connection wiih the burning three years ago of a large hotel In Colunihia, the adjoining and at that lime the rival town loGrand Forks, dn nnt represent the posit ion as It actually is. The actual facts are that before the recent prosecution was instituted the crown was satisfied that evidence had h .mi o'it ilue'l that, appeared toeon* nect the accused with what. Was Itelieved tn have lieen a conspiracy to burn the hotel which was then an active competitor with tlie larger hotels of Grand Forks. When the preliminary hearing came on the persona who Were ex peeled IO appear nnd give the evidence referred to did not do so, and since Ihey were not in Canada when Wanted they could not then, nor can they now, be compelled to attend a Canadian court nnd give evidence. Farfrom Ihe case having "collapsed", ns stated III the Grand Forks despatches, your correspondent hns been assured it Will he brought on Immediately the evidence the crown is depending on shall be available. If. however, the persons required to testify will not. attend and do so the prosecution will not be able tn make any advance in Ihe direction nf sifting this matter to the bottom. Meanwhile It Is simply a matter of opinion whether the failure to secure the nl tendance of lhe necessary witnesses on Ilie several recent dates set for eliciting evidence Is, or is not, a "complete vindication" of the accused. From several Camp McKinney res- idents who lately visited the town it has been ascertained that the strike reported as having been made in the Waterloo mine, in thntrainp,ls In reality a widening of Ihe ore Imdy that, has been drifted on ever since the re* sumption nf work in the mine, It Is stated that, In the drift at the 180 foot level the ore was widened from lie tween Iwo and three feet to between four feet of good grade ore. The outlook for the property is considered to he encouraging. GRANBY MINES Porter Bros, have about Completed their ore shipping Contract J. P. GRAVES Say* the Mine* are developed and will be equipped by Feb. i to a point where they un produce S,ooo tone of ore a day for a period ot years. PHofnix B. C. Nnv. 10,-Porier Bros., general contractors, who began wnrk last July on an extensive ore shipping contract, for the Granby mines, In thia camp, have almut finish ed the work for < he season. The fall has heen a particularly favorable one for outside operations generally, and ll consequence of the good wen* ber up to a fw days ago, they have been able tn prosecute the work on iheir Inrge contract almost uninterruptedly siflce Itwas initialed. All told, Foreman Baker, who has had Immediate charge nf the Work for Porter Bros., hns stripped sn area of nearly 7110x260 feet nn the upper part nf lhe surface of the Old Ironsides and the lower end nf the Knob Hill claims. This space Immediately adjoins Ihe surface quarries nr glory holes, from which large quantities of ore are being extracted and shipped in the company's smelter al Grand Forks. From this area something like 18.000 cubic yards of gravel and other waste material have heen lifted and moved to |mlnts away from the main ore hodv. In the rniiMe nf lh» work Porter Bros, had some 36 or 40 men on their payroll, wilh teams, scrapers, etc. Twn or three overhead tram lines were Iniilt, and moved tip ihe hill from time to lime, aa occasion demanded. The waste waa dumped on the receptacle scale*, whieh went down the hill hy gravity, and were brought hack hy power from donkey engines to points where needed. It is believed that this Is the largest contract ever entered In by a mining company In this process for the stripping of ore, and the work has been done without a serlolls accident, lo Ihe entire sat Isfacl ion of William Yolen Williams, superintendent of I he Granhy mines. The debris that has thus been re moved was from nne in three f,et in dejith, all hough, at another point fur thump the bill, where the Work is now being completed, a pothole of waste snnie 20 feet irt depth was en countered before the ore hody wss reached. In addition to the large surface area from which ore is constantly being quarried on the Knob Hill, this recent stripping wnrk will Afford additional scope for economical surface ore extraction in the same manner. As soon aa the large nre crusher, nnw on the ground, Is installed, and tbe 1000 foot surface tramway completed and ready for operation, ll will be easy fnr the Granhy mines tn materially increase the nre tonnage from this part of lhe Knoh Hill, to any nothing of the ore now being tnken mil daily from the underground workings of the Old Ironsides and Victoria mines, also owned by the same company. " The Granby companv is prepaiing t.i smelt all tbe custom ore ihat may he offered It, on terms giving a fair th-building nf lhe mini. Mr. Ilill ex- margin of prnfli," saidGeneial Manager .liiy p, Heaves yesterday1, M ■ Graves is back from Mnrili.ul, where lie attended lhe itiiriti.it mooting nf the Granby ('nnsnliilntnl company held on Oeiolret 7. "We can now easily handleliO l tons of Republic OCR ll day," he Continued, "and we are preparing to llll the de* iiiaiul lor treating mine. Ai present lhe ilepiilrllc nre treated at Uie Granby plant is lieing fritted thiougli lhe conveners, That is handled, of course, at less cost than if handled i hrough the hlnsts, bin il costs us money to treat ltjust Ihe same. "The Granby mines are developed and will he equipped by February 1 to a point when- llu-y cun produce 6000 loin of-ore a dny fora |.eriod of years, The outlook for lhe Ornnhy was never sn promising as it is now. Tin- future is very Haltering. "The prn-t year bus been a very nn* satisfactory one. The reports al our annual meeting in Montreal showed thai since June xxt- lunl been having continuous I rouble bemuse of coke famines, thfe accidents in lhe Crow's Nest mines crippled us tremendously, il was impossible to get col." nt nny price. We scour, il the whole market east and west to get fu.-l, but it could not be had. Thai was nil I here was in it,and ue iiieicly bail to make the best ofil. Now, however, thu situation is considerably Improved. We ure gradually getting more cuke, ami, although the supply is no:, yet, enough tu supply our needs, we expect to have eoo.igli III by the end of the ll'uulli in keep all uf our furnaces running lull blast, "On account of i lie coke famine, the report of the company for the year, taken as ji whpiu was unsatisfactory, On the oilier hand, lhc lirst hi.If of l lie year before the coal famine wns highly prosperous. "The policy of lhe Gran liy conipnny in fuiure, ns in the past, will be one ol progress nnd di'Velopflieilt, I am not nt liberty lo discuss now the plans for developnienl. which were decided upon at our minimi meciiug. 1 am getting more'iifoiillation ou thn subject constantly, hut thei* is not enough tonnage now in sigh' in the Boundary to warrant the lain.-trui lion of a refill" ery. "We did not Issue any financial statement at uur annual meeting, nor do we expect to do so for lhe presenl, Ho many problems, such ns railway rates, coke charges and similar cosis are still su uncertain that I he directors ngiee oil lhe wisdom nt' noi publishing any financial statement now. Most of our stockholders cheerfully acquiesce in tbis, Thus..- who do noi feel that way, after talking ihe uialier over wilh Ilie management, hnve a I win a been offered a purchaser foi'their stuck at prices thul wiil net them good profit s. "At our annual meeting 8. H. 0, Miner wa- elecled president, 1 was mude vice piesident and gcner.il manager, G. W. Woo.-tiTwns made teens- uier. A, L. While, wbo fur ninny yenrs had been secretary of our coinpaiiy, Wished to he relieved of that position, mid accordingly, K. H. Mncnuley whs elected In his place. Other directors elected were Fayette lliown, W, H. Robinson nnd J. H. MeKei huey." Mr. Graves was nskeil about lhe report Ihal he wns negoliiitlltg for ihe purchase of a control in the Tom Thumb. He denied it and added 'hat he bad merely hnd the properly examined to Bee aliout innking nh ore contract, "I have not yet seen the report on it," he added. Boundary Ore Shipments. The tonnage of ore shipped by the mines of the Boundary District during 1901, and for 1902, up November 1 st. is as under: 1901 1902 Old Ironsides and Knob Hill group 231,762 264.6S4 Mother Lode 99,548 111,756 9> C 47-5*7 9i°48 Sunset 800 8,450 Winnipeg 1,040 785 King Solomon 850 Snowshoe 1,731 11,888 No. 7 665 482 Jewel 3-5 2.175 Golden Crown 625 Sundry small shipments \ 2,500 4,399 Totals 386,738 414,292 Shipments during 1900 totalled 97,837 tons ; during the year 1901, to December 31st, 386,738 tons, and during 1902, to November ist, 414,292 tons, malfihgan aggravate of 898,867 lOlttl / a ^__----r ^-^ mem --m' 0. M. 0K0USK Killloniml I'rniii-li'tnr I'lilillr-liuil ivcukly nl Midway,B.C. Snlwcrlplloii iliice, 5'i.lKI por nullum, pnyalilr In lulvniiuc, eltbor yn.irly or Inilf ycni'iy nl. lho opi.ioii of llir Biibsorilitii', Arl vorlinlng rnlos sunt on nppllciitloif. MONDAY, NOVUMBHIt 17. I0U2. The seillcmeiii of lhc illlfersnces he tween the V„ V. k 19, and the Hoi Air line and the fact tlini, Uie I'. I'. K. h'lfl also given the former wind pi rinis- Biou to cross ils Irnrk''. kIhiiiIiI result in theeurlv consl.riictioii of tlie Uoasl, Kootenay railway and I lie spurs to the various mines and smellers, Tlie proposed V„V k V.. cios-cs the 0. I'. H. trunk in several placi s In order to reach the points it has in view, and to build lipnrtiu'pof the roal before an uniler standing was reached with Hint, coin- jinny would have been the height oi follyi'for it settlement had to he arrived nt, and that before any he-ulmij could lie gained. Tin re is now linlhing to prevent the building of then nil and it is moie than likely woik ou 11 it* piece l.ntwi-en lure nnd ('uriew will lie built tliis winter. Gw nt Nor hem en ginears are not. om, in this unpleasant Utile of Ilie year to look over the route unless ihere is smiio intention of commencing!! portion of the wurk soon Now that all obstacles are removed it is almost a certainty that no lime uill be lost by ihe Grout Northern in gei ling to work. Mr. Ilill has lepi-atedly said thai so soon as lie wjih given permission to go ahead with his line hi would commence, operations, and npnri from any promises lie may have made, the fact lhat such n reiiiutieiallve field is tn he opened up by this line of rail way is of sullicient importune* lo guarantee its early construction, It will lap the rich milling camps nf the Boundary nnd {jiiiillknui.eii nnd give new life to many camps that are now practically deserted on account of lack of railway transportation, Maiiy a coniparttiiv.ily high grade cainp is to day idle awaiting tie' advent of a mil- way, Plenly iif agricultural laud is remaining uncultivated until such time as facilities are afforded lose the produce to a mnrkei. But the building of this wind will develop all these resources and create a new source of revenue to ihe province. The government of ihis province has no conscience, At least that is the general rule for corporations, which are generally supposed to have m souls to he condemned or anything ti h. kicked, Bill, perhaps llm individuals who compose the government may have, in which case tlmy must In heavily weighted with remorse, il they only saw the evils that their policy has created in tile country. Almosl every day prospectors me semi on their way out from the Wet, Fork, and when asked why they nre leaving that country they reply that, the non-complelion of thn wag road has so retarded the development of the West Kirk thitt there is no use of tbeir remaining longer. In fact it ie impossible for Ihem to remain. They are practically starved oul. There, is no work going on in Ihe district In admit of them making a few dollars with which to buy provisions while engaged nt prospecting or iu lhe de velopment of their claims, as the cas>- nny he, and they now despair of ever seeing a road built. They have been led to sp'-uJ tlmir means and years of their lives in developing th" mineral resources of the connlry in nn out lit the way district by the repealed prom ises of the governnient co build a wag on road up the West Fork. True, work has been started with Hnurshing of government trumpets, which after a short period of excitement has dted away to the tin .vhistlelike sounds of the excuses of the officials and a few Ulilc-s of .disconnected guiding. The government's policy has been to make promises; these promises liivariably lvsuhed in little more thnn an official or two taking a fishing trip up ihe West Fork. When ihe niutterings of the voters became too loud a few favored individuals were given money to hire some men and give a few favored merchants orders for suppll/'s When the voters seemed to have heen appeased work Was slopped. After n year or two an investigation was talk ed of, but lo prevent this the govern ment promised to send another olflblal to look over tlm pi-opomil rmxA, and after several months'delay he has arrived and taken n journey up the rlv nr, yet it is scarcely llki-ly any good will result therefrom, judging from former experiences. JVhst have been the results of this gross exhibition of the government's incaplhlllty and pro crastiuation? A districl which h»- mineial enough to support an iirtny of miners, and to give a good mnrkei for all the produce ihe ranchers in tin whole district could produce, is grjul ually being depopulated. The etier gies aud money of numbers of peon pecVirs have lieen dl.'slpnted j time' chnnts have bien compelled to give up business, nnd nil on accr.iint of n government which is apparently composed of men, who, hy their actions show that they have not either know ledge or desire to nld in 'he develop Went of I he country. Some, who have ^rh il to lind out biiuirlhiii.,' about i. e THE MIDWAY NEWS DEPOT THOMAS WALKER. Proprietor. All the batt brand* of Cigars and Tobaccos kept ooiutantty on hand. Latest shades and patterns of Wall Paper now In •took. Seventh Street, Midway. tSLSLJiJiXSOXSUULXJ MINERAL ACT. Certiflciite of Improvements -co-rxena. Watkrloo OONSOUOATRD Kii.K-rioSAi, Minkkai. Claim. Situate In the Kettlo River Mining lilvlslon of Yale District. Where located : Cnmp McKinney. TAKKXOTI. K Hint I. Knrties.M. Kerby. as nf'cnt for Tin- Waterloo CooaolSdolod Vinliifj and Miiiini* Conipnny, fi minor's eeriinVntc Ne. stlStt Intend, kIxi.v days ROO) the 'tale hereof, In apply In Hie Milling iieeonlerfni'ft I'crlitlcjite of fniiiniveiiK'nls. Inr CHAPTKR 40. An Aot to amend thn Liquor Licence Aot 1900 "WU0 o 18" (31st June, imtt.1 Ills Mn.testy, by and Willi thn advice and con sent nf tlm LcKtxiiiiivc A-i.int.ly of Iho uiw- liiuc of Ilritish Columbia enacts s* follows : I. This Act may bo cited ns lho Liquor Ltoonoo Acl (IHUOI Ameiidniont Act' 1903, _ Section 37 nf chapter 18 of thc statutes of liHKi. boh* tin, "Lli-uor Licencn Aot ltmu" Is liorcby i .penlod, and thc following sudutltu led iherfore. "So liconco undor this Act shall be Issued or transferred tu any person of the Indian raw. or In any person who is not uu tho list nf voters for the Legislature of the province of llrilisli Columbia" governiuenl, state tbat things are not as most people think. Most people imagine that, the country is governed by the people, whuspeax through the legislature they .led. But it ia not so. Tbe country Is apparently governed hjr the officials who are paid to execute the orders of the people but who instead issue th-ir own orders, work ac* cording to their own _*sirrs and W their own advantage, the scope' of Whose vision is limited to Victoria ami the social life there. But tbe lay of reckoning will come. At some future time the people will awake to the fact that i hey are their own riders, and then they will electa- legislature who will put in power and soppnrt a ministry composed of men whose hearts will be wrapt up with tbe welfare of the country, who will have the necessary intelligence to carry out a policy of development, and whose inds will not he solely occn pied in calculating how to turn everything to their own private advantage, then, and not llll then, will the oiintry he prosperous." i •■:■''■■ Impro Datod this illb dny .nf September, ltsTJ. I«c KOKIIKS M. KKItllY. Five (lood Reason* That lhe Rio Grande Route is the most popular one between rtie Pacific Const and the Kast, is evinced by the fact that the greater per cent of transcontinental travelers use It. I''ust, the scenic attractions n view from trains nreuueipialed in the world. Skijiind, the daily personally conducted tourist car excursions lieing especially adapted for ladies traveling alone or wilb children affords a comfortable mode of traveling ut rales I the mmw .• of nbniliiln-in Crown Umnl nf the B above claim, nil bin the reach of all. And further take notice that notion, under Tmnn It t_ .u_. ..ni„ ....... l,.,.,...,_n ' seetion ST, must be eniiiineiiced lieforu the 1HIHI1, it. is the only route bet .een |BU»nMo.siiohCorllllMiUi of Improvement* ihe East mid West passing directly ihrough Salt Lake City or modern Zion. I .1FHTH, the choice of two distinct routes through the heart of the Rocky Mount, ins, Fifth, thrpe fast, through trains daily .between Ogden and Denver equipped with every modern convenience. There are many other reasons whv this route is the most comfortable apd enjoyable iri ihe whole country. 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Uonoral Agonl, SIMIKANI-.. 1VASII. HOIITI.ANII, Oil, STOCK FOR SALE. Durham Bulls, Fresh Calved Cows, Cows in Calf, Steers and Heifers, Boar Pigs, Sows and Young Pigs, Sheep and Poultry, Saddle and Pack Ponies. Apply to J. A. COULSON, il/t miles from Midway, or Dispatch office. RUBBER STAMPS Scale Stencils Price Markers Prlntlrf Wheels Numbering fl-thlM* snd Batumi, Nea.berlns Stamps heck Potior. store ubber Type i-lntlng PreiKi, Ktc, lite. FKAiVKi.il. STAMP WORKS, VAN'i'OUVKH, H. 0. NOTICE. THE partnership horeloforo existing bo llveilll llio iimleislgnoil ns Saw Miller. minor tne nnmo nf Lcqulliio k 1'owor... in Miilway, 11. [Land Oiaml Korks, It. (.'., is herein- dissolved by nun mil consent. All dints owing tu lhc Mil)way .Sawmill nro lo bo pnid to Win I ■oversj of Midway, J). U„ who will eoniliuic the Midway business nnd s-itlsfy nil claims ngniiist the snid Inislncss. A'l debts owing i„ tno Grand Korks Sawmill are lo bo paid to II Isiqiilnioj of Orsinl Korks, H. C, whn will eon- tiuiiotlioUn-nd "orks business nnd satisfy nil claims against the lir.iml forks mill. 8-ned / WM. PDWK118, SKiiul l|,. |,K(/IJ|MK. Witness .1AMKS.Mi:QI'HK_, Dated ot Midway this llth dny of Sept., 11X12. Ic II. V, Killeen, Superintendent of roods and bridges, i el limed on Friday fliiiii the West Fork, add- took lhe train the snme day for Victoria. He r-x poets to return in about ten days time, when he states, arrangements will be made for the building of the "ridges across lhe West Fork, which ire necessary on account of the'proposed road crossing the river in four lifferent places. Why you should buy FAIR PLAY CHEWING TOBACCO HBQAUSB it is the best qm.lUy HJ30AUSE it is most lasting chew BECAUSE it, is the largest high grade 5 or 10c, plug BECAUSE the tags are valuable - premiums until Jan. i, i .4. BECAUSE ynur dealer Is aulho »» to 'efiind your mon ••on are not satlsHcd. THB EMPIRE TOBACGOC0..LM' , OtEtlON* _i____iifi_**s^BSi Scientific Jfmericait. A "isndKimclr llloitnled weekly. I.srvMt elr. Meolstlon of enr eelmtlie fc-rmi ffi" |j i mwNssssMto TICKETS -TO ANU FHOM ALL— POINTS EAST VIA Great Northern Railway SHORT LINE TO St.Paul, Duluth, ninneapolls, Chicago ANII POINTS KABT Through I'nlnco nnd Tourist Kloepem IliiilnK nnd nmrel Hiiioklng Library Oar. DAIbY TIIAIN.'- : KAST TIMK J HKKVIOK ANI) SCKNKItY I'NKgUALKII. Kor Holes. Kolders nnd Full Information, call on or address, H. BI1ANI1T. C. P. kt. A„ t01 W. Riverside Avenue,' Spokank, Wash. A. B, C. DENNISTON.H. \V. P. A.. Skattlk, Wash. MINERAL ACT. Certificate of Improvements Wotloa. Hi.i'k Hki.i, Minkhjil Claim. Sltuste In the Osoyoos Mlnlni Division ol Ysle Ulstrict. Whsrs Locatsd :-Km far Mountain. TAKKNOtlCK that I, Charles do lllol. Oroon. tut ngonl for OoorveO. Powell. fre<> miner's eortltlcato No. nUtlSI, ard for Kvsn Morris, tree nilnors cortiflcato No. H0I7<_. intend sixly dnys from tho dale hereof, lo np. ply to the Mining Uemrdcr for a Cortlllcale of Iniprovomonls. for tho purpose of obtalnliiK a Crown Orant of tho nbovo clnim. And furihor lake notice that aotion. under section It, must bo commenced boforo iho last ance of snob cortiflcato of improvements. Datod this 20th day cf July, 1HB. Oo C. imll. OltKKN. The Canadian Bank of Gofflmeree With Which is Incorporated The Bank of British Columbia. HEAD OFFICE: TORONTO. CAPITAL, $8,000,000. : RES r, $2,000,000. HON. GEO. A. COX, Pres. B. E. WALKER, Gen. Mgr. HENRY F. MYTTON, Manager Greenwood Branch. Boundary Falls Hotel THOS. WAKE, PROPRIETOR. This hotel is centrally located and is a stopping; place for stage lines. Good stabling on the premises. : GOOD FISHING IN THR VICINITY : Only tKe choicest brands of Wir\es, Liquors, ar\d Gigars at the Bar SITUATED AT BOUNDARY PALLS, B. 0. R. MEYERH0FF3 mSlfflm Carrying His Hajesty's Hails Will leave MIDWAY on Tuesdays, Thurs* days and Saturdays, at 8.30 a. m., arriving at CAMP McKINNEY at 5 p. m. Returning will leave CAMP McKINNEY on Sundays, Wednesdays and Fridays at 9 a, m„ reaching MIDWAY at 1.30 p. m.,and making connection with the train going east at 2:05 o'clock. The beet of aooommodatlon for tho oonvenlonoo of tho travelling publlo. R. MEYERHOFf, PROPRIETOR. CROWELL'S HOTEL... THE BEST HOTEL IN MIDWAY OOOOOOO Headquarters for Railroad, Mining and Commercial Men ooooooo First Class Livery Stable in Connection with Hotel, >oooooooo< S. A. CROWELL, Prop. W.H.WEBB CARRIAGE AND WAGON ^ REPAIRING^ CARRIAGE AND SIGN PAINTING. Bieyele Repairing aod Siidris SJ.H.BU8H GENERAL BLACKSMITH Horse Shoeing a Specialty All Kinds of Work Executed to the Satisfaction of Customers SEVENTH STREET, MIDWAY, B.C. «IL. E. SALTER, PROPRIETORS A new building, well furnished. Everything new and first-class. Only the choicest Wines, Liquors and Cigars kept in stock. Every convenience furnished the traveling public. Bus meets all 'trains. NO OHINMSK KMPLOyKD. hufir&kmm U. AND DISTRICT. l««HM««4_N«i JKerr It veiling frlendi, hi food. -At Green* i'hI on tho 7th ) wife of Jim, Kei ■• of a (lHtigh- ILiicy, who left lunl Kprhig foe |r Mountain liim returned co tbe ►ry. , Dale han returned after sev- nth"' almence at hia old home it, III. Gulae, merchant of Went- wan among laat week's vinitom ■way. ptrouw and ll. Meyi-rhofT left ek on a hunting trip up tbe fork, J N. Monroe returned on Friday (pending a few day* with friend* enwood. Uoepel, Provincial Govern laudiUir, waa in Oreenwood on I huiiueM laat week. dolph Stuart, who 1* trttvulltng tentative for the B. 0. Mining B, paid Midway a viait laat. week. Toxii left on Friday for Ihe fork, where he will spend the ■ developing hia mining prop* i Wallace mountain. ttcxxlHiiien Union, Nn. 'ti, I M.. >• arranging to hold a bull on the night of 27th in nt., i States Tbankaglving Day. I Mrt. F. W. McLaine left vood laat week for Montreal en Jfor New York where Mr. Mc- ■will cotitult a ipecialiat on ap- Vtii. Melville. 0. B. Melville and IWilkina, returned on Thu radii y |h» Weat Fork, where they hud foil a bunting trip. They were ■ful in getting aeveral deer. IZ. Meaker, who haa lx*eu acting lintuaater in Ibe alwenie of J. S. vme, la again acting na conducts i run between bete anil Nclmin, awrence having returned. bl Jnhnaou, general maiuiger of tiri'i'iiwiMid aiuellrr, Ium untie tn mu ill I'OlilliMllnli wiiil llle pin- i addition nf aome tun her fiuil- ' rairying on the wnrk uf thr *r. 1. Murrii, Inapecior of the Can- Bank of C<iiiinieiiv, paid hii lilvi-ii to the Iwiik'-i Glreenwood th laat week and, iiicidentally, 1 over lhe hig mine* aud ainellera j..district. |. Caullleld, one nf ihe dim-tors Hiiaavll. Law, CiiolHeld Colli' I, Ltd., currying on ii lai-gn gener lerimiiile lutaiiieaa in Greenwood tii. siirimiiidingdisinr.i, luu> gum* |nna iiuaineaaviail. applicatiotiH for ivnewal Iiki-hi. -p s Boundary Clerk lliim se dis must reach I. A. UioHiimre. Grand a, the chiel lieenae iuspoi'mr lie- Di-crniher lat. 11X12 and money icenaea iiiuat lie paid lothegovefu* t agent nf the dial rut. Nelaon Board of Trade hus nihil conference of Ulnae illleieated ill lead mining induiti y at the Bunnl le rooms, Nelsnn, Nnv. 21. W linlliher M. P., will ne present and ■iteration will he given lo the beat and meana tn assist in lhe devel nent of the lead milling industry. Ellis, who has heen acl ing as i>ger btakeman on lhe Colunihia eatern ever aince the train service tirs-.inaugurated, haa heen Irans- d to the freight run lietween the Lode mine aud B. C. Oopper l'«. Mueller. The transfer was made Mr. Ellis' request in order that, he :ht qualify for a conductor, anil as ia one of the oldest lirakeoien on road he will doubtless shortly la' i'ii a train. any complaints are heard regard- the slaughter of game reported tn Koing on up the Uiain Kettle river tlie west fork, above Rock creek. short time ago nearly ll» giouse if taken to GreenwiumI al one lime, d mid lo whoever would buy tbem. is Was the third lot received from up west fork In a few weeks, the two vinus lots having each consisted of tween 10 and SO birds. Nnw it ia "''the vandals ure slaughtering, ap- Willy without let or hindrance. 18 result of this wholesale deit.r lie* •> of game will probably lie that lie- •«ng Ihere will he none left in that *lntlhedlstlrt for Imiiih fide pi*os* '"-tot. to live upon when necessary ™A%* Leamy and Juries heard sev* "« cbbm Inthe count y court last week. ""' of ino»t local interest were four "ins hmught by J, W. Mellnr for 'Ming hulHing, in Greenwood. In «M* case the defendant contested the .'•""i for the stited reason that the P»hituaedln the work was of inferior una 80 lhat th" P*int m,w nff ,ho I ''Hiding. i„ the tMW of Rpndei, & Oo. I"1* Nnt on whose big huslneas block In i!°r *<m,e iln,e P""1 I"'6*""1'"1 H IPatchy appeOTl,nC(,) defendants were "warded WJO.OOon tbeir cnuntei claim M ?m**H' I" the case of Police M»gislrate Hallett an arrangement WW made providing for the repaint Ing ! "fl'iPa residence ne*t *pring and the work should twelve months lat Wove, to the satisfaction ot refer- ^ BABY'S OWN COU&H SYRUP A new remedy fop babies and young ehildren SYBUP OF WHITE PINE AND TAB The old reliable cough syrup MB OIL CREAM A perfect emulsion of castor oil, witl) all the excellent qualities of tlie oil unlrri- ' paired, ar|d the unpleasant taste entirely removed. |< F. Jkortvas, Druggist, ftidWay. MIDWAY MAILS, .Trade Hue 3.1.1 p. in. Wed., Kit. A Siinrtui* IK p. in. All Coast ihiIiiIh I'la. Crow's Ni_tlt.lt, Kaaterii Canada Upokano ItoMlaud NoImjii Falrvlow IVlilli'loii Vernon, ote, Cll_-JWll! (Irand Korku PIicmjiiIi Kholt Greenwood Allpta. Kiutft Mouth Cainp McKliniey Itock Creek All Went Kork pointa Clsaa I.U p. m. Tuna., Thnn. k Snuirday- srt) a. m. Ma"a for pointa farther weat of Midway than Camp McKinney so via. Ketelatoke. Monoy ordera from 8 a. fn. to 7 p. in. With the c*<i<pil»n of one hhlf hour before departure and after arrival of mall*. KM. A. HAIN. I'i. I mauler. eea, to have heen well done, cerlain money onlered paid inin coon by defendant shall he paid nver to plaintiff, but if nnt gond wnrk other money, paid in by plaintiff, ahall be |-aid tn defendant aa damage*. There are two nther cases besides these. J. II. Brown, of lhe legal firm of McLeod A Hi (inn. Oreenwood, passed ilirnunh Midway on Tuesday en route to Vancouver where he was going ns solicitor tor McKenzle In the suit of McK-ime vs the Knnl, Hill Mining Oompany. Some time -tgii McK. mie sued lhe company fm-dauiageala-cause of injuries received while working in the Kiinh Hill mine. McKeniie ran Into a mimed bnle and received terri* Ide injuries. He Inst an eye. his face .ns bmllr I'lirnl. and he was other* wise injuii'il. Thejiiiyat fireenwoial awarded liim dainuges in flaif). The Knoll Hill company appeab-d and Ihe appeal whs heard in Vancouver lasl we«k, K. P. Davis, K. 0., ap|ieaml wiih Mr. Brown while J. A. McDmirld nf Rnsaland, acted for the mining conipany. It iastated that a trial shipment nf ore *vaa lately limde tn a smeller frnm the Lime Star and Washington mine, just south nf the International Boundary line from the Oity of Paris and Majestic groups of mines, in Central camp. Mr. (lerke, who some lime since put down a prospect shaft on the Cnmstnck, the moat prominent of the mineral claims on La Pleur Mountain, in the same neighborhood, has made arrangements with the company owning this property loget out some ore, As at ahout HII feet depth there is a shoot of good gold-copper ore, Mr. (lerke is sanguine that he will dn well out of his deal. He will employ eight men and will haul the ore to Ihe Hot Air line, which passes along the valley within three ot four miles of the property. Messrs Flynn and O'Neill aie reporl ed to have a dump of nice ore on a claim close to the Oomslock. It Is stated that a small trial shipment of ore was lately made to a amelter, from thc Lone 8tar and Washington mine, just south of the International Boundary line from the City of Paris and Majestic group of mines, in Central camp Mr. Gerke, who some lime since put down a pens- pert shaft on the (lomstoek, the most prominent of the mineral claims on La. leur Mountain, in the same neighborhood, has made arrangements with the company owning this pioper ty to get out some ore. As at about 3. feet deplh there is a shoot of goml copper-gold ore, Mr. Getl^e is sanguine that he will do well out of his deal. He will employ six to eight men nnd will haul the ore to the "hot. air" line, which passes along the valley within three or four miles of tbe properly, Messrs, Flynn and O'Neill are reported to have a dump of nice nre on a claim close to the Comstnck. * A Magazine Thirty Years Old:—The Christinas (December) Number of THE DELINEATOR is also the Thirtieth Anniversary Number, To dn justice tn the number, which for beauty and utility touches the highest mark, it would lie necessary to print the entire list of contents. It is sufficient tostnlelhst in it thebest modern wriler.t and artists are generously represented. The bnok contains nver 290 pages with 'At full page Illustrations, nf which 'A) are iu two nr inure colors The magnitude nf this December uuiu- ln-r for which 728 tuna of piper and U tnns of ink have lieen U"ed, may be lib* ilerstnisl frnm tbe fact thnt ill presses running 14 hours a dny, have l-een required to print it;th* binding nlune nf the Million nf 1115.000 copies repre- sellllnif nver UO.ilOO.OU) sections which had to la* gathered individually by human hands. IMMENSE OPPORTUNITY. Judgments ere Set aside. Vancocvkr. B. 0. Nov. M.-The Le Roi company succeeded today in setting aside two judgments obtained against ihe Rossland Miner Printing k Publishing companv by lhe War Eagle-Centre Star trustee, McDonah, and the I* Rni Nn. i company, re- spectively, for money advanced to run the Rnssiand Daily Miner. C. R. Hamilton, of Rosiland. who appeared for the Le Roi conipany, snid that his cllenls held 7B0 shares out. of the2.000 issued stock of the Miner, and that the judgments In question bad been obtained by collusion and without the knowledge of the Le Roi Company, although their representative on the board of directors was the necreUry-tronsiirer of the concern. A. C. Oalt. of Rossland, supported thc judgments, Th« court onlered the judgments In beset aside Willi costs, Thep»tlH«nnfthe War Eigle-flen* Ire Star people nnd the Le Unl Nn. 2 companv to wind np the affiirs of the Miner and tn appoint A. H. Barker, local maimgiMMfUte Bank of Toronto, nt Hossland. as llq«ld»tnr, comes up for a heating tn -morrow. The application will be strenuously opposed liy theLe Rol company. For Getting a Beautiful Watch and Chain Free.—No Money Required.—Every Man, Woman, Boy, or Girl has the same Opportunity under our System. In order tn have Dr. Arnold's English Tnxin Pills placed in the hands of all persons suffering from bad health we make the following moat liberal offer :— If you will send us your name and address and agree to sell for xu twelve hoxes of Dr. Arnold's English Tnxin Pills at 25c. per liox, we will give vou 'absolutely Free a beautiful Watch and Cnaln in either Ladies or (tenia size, nr ynur choice of twenty other premium's such as flue sets of Jewelry, Rings, Violins, Mandolins, Ten Seis, 8ni_en Skirts. Cameras, etc Remember we don't want any money until niter ynu sell the I'ills and vnu don't. hnve in sell any mon- thnn 12 boxes lo get the premiums. This is a bona (lib- offer from a reliable concern that has given thousands nt dollars worth nf premiums to agents all nver the cniin- trv, Remember also that Dr. Arnold's Knglish Toxin I'ills are n well known remedy for all disease* nf the kidneys and bladder, Blight's disease, diabetes, rheumatism, nervous troubles, and female complaints, nnd are l'r.r sale liy all Aral class druggists and dealers in all parts uf the world, Yon have only U) show Ilieio tn sell them, You are notoffering something tlun the people don't know. Our watches nre the regular standard size for Ladies or Gentlemen III Niikel or Gun Metal Cases with handsome Illuminated dlnla and reliable liurkcopeis, wn'cbes audi as no ladv ni■ gentleman need be ashamed to t'arrV, anil they will he sent absolutely Free tn all who sell only twelve boxes of those wonderful Toxin Pills. Write at mice mul he the flrst in voor locality to earn one Of tho«e Iwautiful watches and chain. As toon as we receive your'letter or pnst card'we will send you post pud twelve boxes, together With our Illustrated Catalogue and beautifully colored card with ynur name and address on ns nur authorized agent. Dear In mind thai you will not he nskeil In sell nny lllrtrp lhan the ia boxes and we don't want any money until after you have sold them. We hear nil tin1 expense nml are only innking I his liberal offer, as a method nf advertising Ur. Arnolds English Toxin PHIu. Don't delay, write nl mice and earn n heillll llttl pres ent for yourself for Christmas. Address ARNOLD MEDICINE CO., Dept. 118 50 Adelaide St. East, Toronto.Ont. J^JcLKOD k BROWN, liAintiHTKits, Solicitors, Etc, (llllrJKNWOIIII. II. C. H. NICHOLSON, —: Niitaky Public, REAL ESTATE, FINANCIAL AGENT and MINING BROKER. Cam. MoKinney.B.C. Dr. R. Mathison, : DENTIST. NADBN..PLOOD BLOCK • OREENWOOD. P. M. KERBY, A. _. Can. Soo. C. B. Provincial Land Surveyor AND CIVIL ENGINEER. Midway and Ukkknwood. DR. SIMMONS, DENTIST, Rf.ndki.l Block, Greenwood. Phone UO, V. * S. Chas. A. Webster, PROMOTER, INVENTOR, DESIGNER, Spokane,Wash.. U.S.A. Midway, B C. Spokane Falls &Northern Railway Co. Nelson & Ft. Sheppard Railway Co. Red Mountain Railway Go., Washington & G. S. Ry., Van., Vie.&B.By.&N.Co. The only nil rail route hetwecn points enst, west mid south to Ross- lend, Nelson, Grand Forks mid Repuli- Uf. Connects Kt .pokMlfe with the (Jieiu Northern, Northern Pacific ami 0. rt. k N. Co, for |iiilnts easl, w*"*t mil south ; connects ut Ros .iimi Hint Nelson with the Cainuliao P«i-ill<: H». Connects nt Ncl-on with tlieK. II. * K. Co, Tor Kii-ilo and .Slocmi poliits. Coiiihcu at (nrlcw with stage fur (iri-enwnoil ami Miilway 11. ('. Iliifn-I cars ran on trains between Spokane and Republic. EFFECTIVE AUGUST 17, 1902: liesvo. Arrive a.M -.m SIHIKAXK Up.ni. 10.30 R.I1I U0.SHI.AN1I S.lUpm. 7.15 a.m NKI.S0N 8.08p.m. '••w*1" (orasotouks) '■MP'"1- M0a.ni IlKPUDUC S.I5p.ni. B. __.. JA0K8OX, Gmiersl Pittnuni-ar Agent.' Kpukajie, \Vn*b. gKNAWAN RAILWAY. WORLDS SCENIC ROUTE Direct line, Lowest rates KAST Winnipeg Toronto Otiuwii Montreal New York WK..T V micoii ver Victoria Si-nil le Porilnnd Sin Francisco VIA SOO PACIFIC LINE St. Pnul, Chicago, mid all U, S, pnints. TOURIST SLEISPUR SKHVICE EAST Lv, Riinmnre .let. Dally Lv, Kootenay lAg. Tues. and Snty, Toronto', Montreal, Boston, eie, WKST. Leave Rieyelsloke Oiily Vancouvei', Seattle and dust Point*. Through hooklllgs In Europe via ill ATLANTIC LINES. For tl'iii- tfttilos, noun wiil full Information rnll mi or »-<trr..» A. \V. HAILET, Agent, Midwnv. ui' ,l.s. fAirrai, K.J. rovi.E, li. p. A.. A.G.P.A., Nelsnn, 11, C. Viineoiiver. II. 0 MINERAL ACT, 1896, Certificate of Improvementa. nroTion. .Tk.. t-'Kiii-nv MiNi-'.HM. Claim. Situate In the Kottlo nivor MlnlnK Division of Ynle District. Whore locntoil : On Ornsi MointR'n. Cnmn McK'nnov. TAICK SOWfi It1"1 Iittonry Nicholson, fron minors' -Mil. On No. n«KB, M it fnr v.\ imiv. froo minor soortinoaM) No, 'ilislD. IiiUiiiiI.sImv iln <■» frnm thn (Into horonf, lo nnt'lv in tlii> Mining llooonlorfor n oortlnoato of linprovtimonts. fnr tho n'u'posn of obtaining a i'i-n«-ii Orant of thn abovo olalm, Anil furthor Inkr notloo tliul aotton, unHor suction S". musl W oommcnooil hoforo too isnimnoo nf suoh novtlflonte nf improvomonts. Ilntcd l.hls.'illi ilny of July. IW3. lo IIKNUY NICHOLSON. T.M.Qulley&Co. ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ Furniture, Carpets, Linoleums. ************ FUNERAL DIRECTORS and EMBALMS. Large Stock. Low Prices. ************ T. TML. GXTI__LE3"5r Ss OO., COPPER STREET. GREENWOOD. ttXXXXXXX Greenwood- Curlew VIA MIDWAY Stage Line. The undersigned is running a DAILY STACK between Greenwood and Curlew via Midway. Stage will leave Greenwood at 6:30 a. m., arriving in Midway at 7:45 and at Curlew in time to connect with the train for Spokane due 10:45 returning will leave Curlew at 5 p. m„ upon arrival of incoming train, reaching Midway at 7:30 p. fn, and Greenwood at 9 p m. Will connect with Meverhoff's Stage from all points West J. H. TYRRELL, Proprietor. Midway Livery, Feed &Sale Stable | Seventh Street, Midway, Opposite Crowell's Hotel. J. K. Tyrrell, - Proprietor. SINGLE and DOUBLE DRIVERS PACK and SADDLE HORSES § Hay and Oats for Sale. - Bus Meets all Trains. | General Transfer an. Dray Business. | 1 _r____£ffl_f__JS^t_ifc__3^ i 1 HI .ersi Motel Rock Creek, B. G. IH S. T. LARSEN, Prop. Itiippliig pimJe fi>i'Suigen id ^ ,1)1.1 frnui llll UlMllllI 'IV Qood AcGOimnodaiion k ik Tpaveling PoMie. II / • • • A &* It will be tbe most import- | ant Railway Centre in the Intepior of British Columbia. It is in the centre of a rieh Mining, Stock-liaising, Banking, Gardening, Manufacturing, Coal Producing, and Railway District- Midway property will make you rieh. It is not a speculation, it is ao in- IS ON THE MAP TO STAY... 1 Midway, the eoming na. way, commercial, sale and centre of the Kettle Biver tricts, Is situated at tbe confluence of Boundary Creek and Kettle River, The leading residence town io the country, witb in excellent climate, pore waler supply, and surrounded by rich agricultural land. A. M. VVOVENDEN, Sec, :*) St John Street, Montreal, P, Q. B-ine*-. residence and garden ,0B „ lo_ pricesand 0„ ^'& j£j ^ ^ ^ ^ £ ^ Z The MIDWAY COMPANY, Ltd. "I ©he JJtepatclj MONDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 11)02. Ornne Laws. It is lawful to shunt game as follows (dates inclusive): 8eptemher 1 to Deceinher 14—Deer, buck or doe; mountain goat, inountain sheep (ram,) September Ito December 31 —Carl boo ; elk, wapiti, (hull); proline of nil kinds, including prairie chickens; hare; nioose, (hull), Septeniberl toPehruary2S— Bittern; Juck, all kinds; heron ; meadow lark, plover. November 2 to March Sl— Beaver, land otter, marl en. It is unlawful to shoot or desiroy at any time : Birds living on noxious insects ; English hlackliirds; caribou, cow or calf; chaffinch ; deer, fawn under twelve months: elk, wapiti, cow or calf under two years : gull; linnet; moose, row or ralf under twelve months; mounlain sheep, ewe or lamh; English partridge ; pheasants, cock or hen, eiceptus hereinafter provided ; quail, all kinds ; robins (farmers only may shoot these in gardens between June 1 and Sept. 1); skylark, thrush. (tis unlawful Io buy, sell or expose for sale, show oi advertisement, caribou, hare, bull moose, mountain goat, mountain ram before October 1; deer hefore September J ; uur any of the above nmjied *niiimls or birds al any time, except duck, blue grouse, heron aud plover during the open season, It is unlawful to kill or f.H_e more thnn Ave caribou in one HfASoli ; more than ten deer, or to hunt, th'eui with dogs or to kill for hide* alone ; more than 250 ducks ; more than two bull elk or wapiti j move thou two hull moose; more than lice inountain goats; more than three mountain rains; or lo take or destroy the eggsof protected birds at any time. Itis unlawful lo enter Innd enclosed hy fence, water or natlirnl lotitiibiry, after notice nr li notice under Section 17 Is posted up ; for non residents to shoot without, n license: for win resident Indiana to kill khuic at any time ; to export or transport in the raw stale, game birds of e.xery kind and Bniinals protected except hear, beav.i, marten and land otter; to use traps, nets, gins, drugged bait, etc., to catch game birds; to expose for sale any deer without its bend or bird without its plumage; lo use batteries, swivel guns or sunken pxxxit,* in non tidal waters to take ducks or geese ; for unlicensed non-residents to trap or kill liear or heaver fnr'heir pelts; to kill any game bird between one hour after sunset and nne hour hefore sunrise : to kill gJime birds or animals imported for acclimatization purposes; to luiv or sell heads of mountain sheep : to take 11 uut except by hook and line or to use salmon roe as bait. 0. M. GROUSE, Agent for British ('oliiiiii,i», Midway, H. o. NOTICE. NOTIf K IS HKRKHY OIVKN, that appll cation will bc made tu Iho l'arllanicnl of I'jui'iiln, at tlie next >il Units lliurco'.for an Act incorporating ft Company, under lhe name of the "Viuirmivor anil Const Kootunitjr Hallway Company."toconstruct anil operate a lino of railway, from ft point nt or near thu City of Vancouver, thence south easterly to the City nf New Westminster and across tho Kroner Kiver; tlienee easterly by tho most feasible routo, lo a point at or near Midwuy, In the Hriiinilury,'reck Ulstrict; from ft point on Iho main line of tlio railway south of tho Fraser, to a point at. or near the mouth of the Kroner Hiver; from ft point on the mnin line «wt of Hope, to a point at or near N'lcoln Lake ; nnd from a point on the main line of tho railway at or near the City of Vancouver, northerly (era. Hiiriiinl Inlet, ai the nioet feasible point, to North Vancouver Municipality, thence westerly to a ihiIih ut or near the mouth of the Capilano , Crock. j With power to construct nnd operate brunch I lines, from any point on tho mnin line of the proposed rail way or branches thereof, not ox* ccciliiiK in anr ono case thirty (UW, miles in loiiii'lh ; and with power I o const met, own. and opcinlc. wharves, docks, elevators, and warehouses, in connection therewith; nnd to construct, own, and operate, steam and other vessels, on any narlgnMn wnlers; and wilh power to construct, o jru, maintain, nnd oner ate a suitable ferry, from the moat convenient point on the mainland of British <_lumbl». M ibe most convenient point on Vancouver Island, so as to make connection with the City nf Victoria, or to connect therewith by the same; to construct, operate and maintain, telegraph and telephone linos, ftlonir tho route ' of tlio proposed railway or Its branches, nnd to transmit messjiges fnr commercial purposes, and to collect lolls ilicrefnr ; to generate electricity for power and lighting purposes, and ' for all rinlits powers and privileges, necessary, usual, or Incidental lo all or nny of the aforesaid purposes. Hated nt Vancouver, this 1st day of October, A. 1). l«tt. I). G. MA.IHK. KM* lift Solicitor for Applicants, ■•^^^■iM-________K_____________H The Midway Sawmill ■=<^^^r WM POWERS, PROPRIETOR MANUFACTURER OF i *V9rj Home Needed in /@\ THE NEW LS AND ENLAKOED \™™y EDITION Of webster's internatioital Dictionary A Dictionary ot ENGLISH, Bioir«pbr,G>oir*phy, Fiction, <tc New Plate* Throughout 25,000 New Words PhrtM* and Definition* I'l'opim'd under llio direct supervision of W. T. HARRIS, Ph.D., LL.D., United Slates Com in Miner of Education nsslslotlliyalai'ifocorpsofcoin potent rJ|n'ciulisl» and editors. Rich Binding* 3364 Quarto Pag or 5000 illuolrallono tSffhelnlernalimiahraafinlisiiiinl ill 1890, stiemtlt'ng the "Unabridged." ttZlis Hem „,iil, Ewitrifr.tl Edition of the International mu '•'««•■«/ in October, 1900. (lit Ihe Meal nnd best, WCftlrri)|illllll»b Web»li>r'» Collo.t.t. Dlotlonarr Uitb 1) luesury of Punt I Ish Word! and I'lirascs I lll» IV* HtJJIIurtmllMl H»7iWiIMIikI.._ 'Flint-elm lu quality. teoomMga In line " ' PublishiMV, '"'"- Springfield, Mm* All kinds of BOnGH aad DRESSED IUMBEB, LATH and SHIMLES, SASHES and DOOBS. Band sawingand job work done to order THE NORTHWESTERN BUSINESS COLLEGE 809 Second Ave., Spokane, Wash. The school where thorough work is done; where the reason is always given; where confidence is developed; where Book- kkeping is taught exactly as books are being kept in business ; where Shortham) is scientific; where penmanship is at its best; where merit is the standard; where the training in Civil. Service; Telegraphy, English and Cartooning wakes up students, develops their powers and teaches them how to be successful. No argument is so eloquent as the record of things welLdone. No mortgage can corrupt, no thief can break through and steal the knowledge of How to Do When you know what a school can do for you by what it has done for others is it better to trust to luck ? Is it wiser to guess ? For detailed information call, telephone or write THE NORTHWESTERN BUSINESS COLLEGE, 809 Secocd Ave., Spokane Wash. Riverside Nurseries Orand Forks, B. C. HART1N BURRELL, - - PROPRIETOR. HOm6"Etth,ifty^0cUmat,,ed tn» ™» »"rub. Currents, Raspberries, Strawberries, etc. Rosea, Lilacs, Hedge Plants, other ornamentals. '■SISE 'n,P,Bntin't' '"• ""»-»■ «••* «*- -tuck, ■Econn-to pUnt at rnxm .. po*ibl,. Ht_etil is Aug. Tfees obtained froni our nursery ni be planted it Midway two days after tbey are daff. -PrlM.IUt' *"* ,UH ln,0""«««o» Promptly given. I^rien Wanted <*<*<* \To sell for the large Fonthlll nurseries. Appll cations should be filed at onee. Highest wages paid, permanent place assured to the right men. We furnish guaranteed stock commanding hig he testimonials from British Columbia Inspectors. TSBK^ Stone & Wellington AAAAAA_t___ _____________________ __________________________ A____________________k___________________f-< Advertise in The Dispatch. Lancashire House, * 1 MIDWAY, B.C. : : The undersigned having re-opened thi. well- known and comfortable hotel invites the patronage of all old customers and the public generally. BEST BRANDr57If^S&CiGARS, • Vw^-^to^eomtmtn~nhhed roomi weenwood-Cnrlew, via Midwav Sa_.fi 8,"*w ** bmuem Mrs. Dowding, Proprietress.
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Title | The Midway Dispatch |
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C. M. Crouse |
Publisher | Midway : [publisher not identified] |
Date Issued | 1902-11-17 |
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Midway (B.C.) Midway |
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Language | English |
Notes | Title changes in chronological order: The Advance (1898-1902) ; The Midway Dispatch (1902-1904) |
Identifier | Midway_Dispatch_1902_11_17 |
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BC Historical Newspapers |
Source | Original Format: Royal British Columbia Museum. British Columbia Archives. |
Date Available | 2016-02-02 |
Provider | Vancouver : University of British Columbia Library |
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DOI | 10.14288/1.0347858 |
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