iiiju rvuyt\iyvu liCft" -J*U< . i>r' ..'>- Vol. XII, No. 21. MIDWAY. BRITISH COLUMBIA, MONDAY, MARCH 26. 1900. $.100 pep Year, . McLEOD. Jarrihtek. Solicitor, Etc. -, rtHEKNWlli.il. B. C. UCHOLSOl£ —: Niitakv Public, UL ESTATE, . * FINANCIAL AGENT and MINING BROKER. HoKinney, B.C. Dr. R. Mathison, : DENTIST. I..FLOOD BLOCK ■ OREENWOOD. Hallett & Shaw i&ARRISTERS, SOLICITORS, Not.rlc. Public. \Address: "Hallett." Codes : B_*oi*d McNeill's, Moreing & ' Seal's, Ulber'n. KWOOD.B.C. SUTHERLAND, . . . midwav. ac. rAHT PDttUC. CUSTOMS BROKER. COMMISSION AC.F.N1. mtoms entrle- pussd. Ilneral Act J Und Asl papers dnwn up. Affl- rltt taken. Abstracts mads, iommunicillon- by null or telephone mptly mended to. W. DALRYMPLE WWXX BUM-SOBltll FAIRVIEW, B. C. jltnds or Repairing:. Horseshoeing A special!- , tclinnnctl. B. M. .McEntlrc, *^T> slatlsKS* iBonnell & MeEntire, Mines and -:- Real Estate. Breenwood and Camp McKinney. Now is the Time to buy your furs, winter dry goods and clothing, heavy and medium gents' furnishings. We have taken stock and find that last year's business warrants us to reduce the price on all the above articles and we offer our patrons bargains in all. There are quite a few remnants in plain and fancy silks and satins as well as dress goods, which we wish to clear. This week we will show ladies' white wear in chemises, nightgowns, skirts and drawers, and make a special sale of them during the month of JANUARY. <§®® We have a full and complete stock in plain and fane) Groceries at lowest possible prices. New consignment of California Naval Oranges and Fancv Lemons at HAIN & GO'S., Post Offiee Store, - - Midway, B. C. > Hotel Spokane, £^££^£ Seventh St. - rtidway. H. flORAN, PROPRIETOR. DOMINION NOTES. A big Contract—Hon. Clark Wallace Injured.~A Costly Monument to Montreal's Fallen Soldiers. Fined for Blasphemy. Suffocated by Smoke-Manslaughter at Winnipeg. A Woollen Mill Strike. The Miiiiiiiilui Legislature has l..-.*ti summoned Ui meet (in March 28, for the despatch of business. Essex County. Ont.,has appropriated 816,0(10 to build a poor house. The sit** bun not yet lieen chosen. Wages of machinists employed hy the C. P. R. in Toronto and Toronto Junction have been advanced. By ji vol* of 38 to 21 the Quebec Legislative Assembly has decided lo alHilish the Legislative. Council. Colonel Aylmer has been gazetted in command of the Canadian Militia, as lieing the Senior Officer available for duty. The Connors "Syndicate has awarded the contract for the elevator at Montreal to Barrett _ Record. Chicago, lt will cost alKiut $1,501,000. The Winnipeg water works yielded a prolit of s2i.7U.Ui from April to December, 1809, despite two reductions of IS and 25 per cent. respectively. The St. George's and St. Andrew's I Societies of Quebec Unanimously de- i-tiled io Iiiiimr St. Patrick's Day by PROVINCIAL NEWS. Big- Money Invested ln Mines. ■ Fir Tree Seed for Russia. - A "Kangaroo" Club. The "Imperial Limited." Death from a flissed Hole.—A Smelter for the Lardeau. WAR M)TES. Lady White Honored.—A Canadian War Whoop.—Strathcona Horse hr.da Gcod Send-off. Ready with both Money .-.nd Ven.— Women Soldiers at Pretoria.—Will Fight to tl e Dest'i. lOGR GREEK HOTEL . . . MOUTH OF HOCK CKKEK T-CL—0 ACOOHJIODiTlOa FOR tSl'ttn*. GOOD STABLING I Excellert tVhiiusou Kettle lUver._f tS. M. E. HALE, tat* of Adams, Oregon, i U • Graduate ef Willamette University, Salens. Oregon, |prr[*wwl to give instruction oo the Piano i- homes ot pupil... and will also plar at ■ and dances ln the dlatrlct. For terms, etc..address, CROWBL-8 HOTEL. Midwajr. P R. f ELMON. Practical Watch Maker, COPPFJK 8T GREENWOOD B.C. -0— Oood Tools, Plenty Material, and jo years eipcrltncc to da work correctly. . . . . — *.—*** — — — ** tmix rffttteefffe w\yy ; Luke's Home... A Private Hospital and Nurses' Home. Mpet.rn.iMER St., Vancouver. m dlcal,Surgical and Midwifery cusps ted. Tonus:— Private Rooms. Jw week; Betls in Wards, SKI leek. jfses sent into the country at the B charges, telegrams receiving Mediate attention. ■ applications to Iw made to SISTER FRANCES. A new building, well furnished. Everything new and first-class. Only the choicest Wines, Uquors and Cigars kept in stock. Headquarters for Mining and Commercial Men. ./"-tsv/-*-. Where a Hatter of Honey Is the only Consideration we have cheap clotli- thing for you. Where Quality is the Main Point we are with you also. Cheap goods pay us best but you are not as likely to come back. If you make your selection from our stock of know thnt have per il MOTta Or MONtV. we we Shorey's Ready to Wear Goods manently secured your patronage, because : We guarantee the workmanship. We guarantee the material to be shrunk. We give you .. guarantee Card in the pockets of all of Shorey's make which meaua SATISFACTION OR YOUR MONEY BACK. We solicit your trade on this basis. Does it strike you as a sound one. The Midway Trading Conipany, Ltd J. R. JACOBS, Manager, Midway. B.C. iibbbbbki*********'.!* a - Midway Meat Market K. A. MATTHES, Proprietor. At thb establishment customers can get choicest cuts of BEEF, MUTTON. PORK and VEAL. wearing the shamrock oh that day. The Senate has adopted a resolution moved tir Senator Bowell in favor of the immediate construction nf the Pacific cahle, and also in favor of stile owned cables, A despatch from London, England, [says : William Mackenzie,a prominent ! Canadian from TomnUii cordially en [dorses Canadian representation in the : British Parliament. ; Ottawa, Out... will spend $80,00. additional In lhe huge j.ppr..prijili.ni already made, nn its iniin di-tttu.tge scheme. Pall of the dl.iin wiil lie Imilt outside the city limits. | Mr Clarke Wall*'***. M. P.. has la-en injured at Bracebridge, Out,, falling nn an icy mad and sustaining a deep i ut in the head. Me was attending the Orange Or.ind Lotlge. In Uu treal, piilrish.-rs nf a weekly paper called "in Petite Revue," Pel- letier, Faher k Sou. ha»e it en Hnd $ltl)for blasphemy agftllisl j.in- Lord iu the columns i.f their |vi| i r. Th- I'liiiJidijin Paclrfc llailway has agreed with the Ontario (invenutieni t« give prospective settlers in New On Jiri.i a local rate of nne cent per mil.* tn eliahle ihemUi go north to! look fm- Innd. A motion has been introduced in; the Dniilillioll House of Commons look-j iug to the taxation nf t'. P. R. lanjls in I We-teni Canada NS s.sin as the 20*1 year exemption which they enjoy shall ll ive exiiire.1. It has hern decided to erect in Montreal the finest lunnuinent in Can ida jii honor of the Montreal soldiers who li .ve fallen in Smith Africa in defence] of the Empire. The monument Willi C «t SlOO,0tXl. Oeoi-ge Patterson, a native nf Dese* Mill.i, employed as a telegraph oper* ator ill the Canadian Pacific Railway Company's telegraph office in Montreal has heen suffocated hy simike, due t.. a fire in his hoarding house. At Windsor,Ont.. rather than face a! clui-go of petty theft preferred against | him i.y It-uii Vingneax and Alexander! ! I nfriuilK.is, who lecently lost some! eai p liters't>nls. Albeit Sthtlton, 401 years old, committed suicide. | Al 'he Winnipeg Assizes the grand | jury (Horned a true hill fur man- [slaughter against the (treat W,st Laundry! nm .-.nv , upon whose pretiti ' sea n yiiiiui! irit-l was killed through A cnnsigninenl of 282 bundles nf wire is expected at Ashrtoft for the Ques- nelle-Dawson telegraph line. The Nelson Publishing Company, of Nelsnn, has lieen incorporated with a capital of S2o,000 lo lake liver the Nelson "Miner." Mr. luhn Wilson, supcilnlcndenl of 0. P. K. telegraphs, has charge of the work of insialling the telephones nu the Nicola line. The liossland Board of Trade furnishes lhe Information Ihal nver $7,- ii'ii.k'i u;i* invested iii mines in Ihal dislrict in 18SIB. Mr. (!. R. Hamilion, the well-known Rossland lawyer, was married lecently ill Rossland lu Mis'* Gdith Wilson, fm- ineily of New Westminster. Mr. .1. Mara, of Kjuulonps, formerly M, P. for Yale-CariUin was lately in Montreal. He ha* jusi returned fnun a European trip in company wilh Mis Mara, Mr. K, Midi.rT, the Herman genii gist now at Quenelle, is shipping ■■■ quantit]* of fir live sent gailiered in lbe viciuily of Qiesliellc In lhe Russian government. Th - CiiiJidi.-.n and Biiish Oolltmhla Patent Fuel Coupiiiiy, Liiulied, is slatting husii.e** al Vaneiuiver in ihe manufacture uf fin I froiil sawdust, null dual and lac. In order trt facilitate lhe movement „f ll* fast Atlantic express which ihe ('. P. R. Vf. intends lu p-u oil nl nn early date, sidings aie leing put in every eight miles along the British d- luu,I ia pot I loll of the uii!,. ay, When applying fur* franchise last summer the lorn I tin, 0 nipat'iy pm- ni-ed ui «.ive th>-. itij.-ns of Nelsuu au i**i*1ilrl uiutv of -u;i*. i ilitng for stock ill ihe coiup.oiv. li Is no*offeringalim ited nunilier ■■fsh.no for sale in thst The American ladies' hra*|uljtl ship Maine has Ht Durban, .".tit..;, She will remain in the Mediterranean forn shoit period for the hem-lit of the patients on board. billy White, wife of Qtmenil Sir (leorge White, who for four tu.iltlhs defended Ladysmith, has been Invested hy the Queen with the Order of the Crown of India. An ottlcr has reached Woolwich arsenal for the construction of iiliu-w guns, from three-pounders tn 12-Inch guns. Of these, 140 aie to be naval guns, Already '25,01)1 workmen aie employed at thearstnal,and 3,WX) mute will l*e fiJgnged. The Ilritish war loan of £30,000.000 waa subscribed ten times over, lhe people ate m« leady with their' untiey ss ..iiit Iheir hlood. The interest will he at 2\ per eent. and the bonds will lie redeemable at par May 5th, 1910, Ti.e issue price was £08 10s. The Canadian contingents in South Africa have a yell after the fashion of college students. It |«:'*Huora, hoo- r.i. honrtie. Who ate •..•? Canadians, i anartians from over the sea. Kruger. Kruger, where is he? Vou are after hint, so ate we." The Strathcona Horse was accorded an i nihusiji-i.i: send-off bj the citizens of Halifax. N. 8., prior to leaving un thf M.iiletev on 10th inst. The troops were inspected by Lord Seynioitr.Cmu* uiandei-..f the British forces in,Canada, Hon. Dr. Borden and Lieut. Gov, Daly. Veterans of 1SS5 will he pleased to leiiin that thecelehrat.ilscout,Charles Rnss, prominent in ihe Northwest |nfiu|*sign, has heen appointed to a , Collin js.sii.ui by Lord Kitchener in Lmd I Roberto' hone and was in the relief of | Kimberley with Gcnrral Fret, 1. s i cavalry division, | General Roberts found seven British | officers and 4H men wounded in the Eastern department I l),,s!'iUl nt BI..**i.ifi.nU*iri. and that Nelson "Miner" claims &«* '""',>l"'" we" f':'*'«* ft»f* He re- The CranhhHik, East Kootenay. "llei-ild." in ih- interests of its local p-inntis, has tefii-ed a good advettis- Itlg olTerfrott al store, Til, to have refused a number of similar i iffers. The business men of Ashcroft have petitioned Mr. Hewitt Bostock. M. P.. to urge that a sufficient amount be placed nn Ihe estimates to ereit a building for the Post Office, Costnm> and Dominion Teiegiuph offices in thai town, A fatal sccldetii occurred on 17th insl. al lhc Bntefprlse mine on Ten- mile Creek, Slocan, whereby a man named Kennedy lost his life through n missed hole, He is said to be fnun Vancouver, and to have relatives living in the K i-i. A press despatch frnm Victoria stales thai Hon. Joseph Martin has Caused seizure to be made of all tie- -ind liim-er mi lhe Crow's Nest Railway fur alleged non-payment of royalties. The Union Steamship Co. Is a home enteipitse. It disltirs.s bet we *n $100, 000and $200,000 annually in Vancnu- ver in salaries, wages and the purchase uf supplies and slnres, nil of which lontribiile tn ihe general prosperity and business of that ci'y. Iu Vancouver a new club is in the Utilise of formation named "The Kangaroo Club." Only New /.-slanders or I Australians will be permitted in join. ! The objects of 'he club ace social, with the principal idea of • from lhe Antipodes. • • »»ti.lBT»toro_t—apt Therefore Meats are always fn*sh and sweet Call and get a good joint J for dinner unlay. */ TELEPHONE 311* P. O. BOX 25. h lur dr.iss ha. iujr caught in an unpro leiieil shaft iii).', There is a rerbinmlifin company nl \i a Maiiiio'ui l.v, ••■lection Hon. J,I work InCrestnn, East Kootenay, which H. Dvi.l.ii, !Ji .,iiei il Treasurer, j tt-*-1 '"een ti ring for several years to re- lia-been elie ,-d for H-i'iifti Plains I elailn lbe land which Is annually over- Hinslliuency liya nnjuiiy of ahoul I-Wed by the Kootenay Hiver. If ii iused by the neinber, whn Midway News Stand THOS. WALKER, Pk'Ul'., Dealer in . . . BOOKS, MAGAZINES and STATIONERY, Candies, Canned Ms ani Biats, >* CIGARS AND TOBACCO. WALL PAPER. 131. The var.ncy was resign ili.m uf . Liberal was In tin tin i'ii llifflrllllies. Oltlllth lfl«t ah >ut ITii hands went nut on strike al the woollen' mills of the Cornwall y.it:. Co. The strikers ilenrin.l.ii lligltrf wages. The loan- i^euietil slnte lliiif they are alrejuly ' paying ja* high is any mill in the I'ltuiirv nml cannot affnnl to p;iy j uinn'. Out »f it) hands cuipl.iyeil 11 her" are iN.iil ISjit work. j li is jinniniiiceil lhat a hitndml and ! twenty live m.il will he recmitiil for ; ill- M,.,-;|i West mounted police ill the! | Maritime : niiin'erfr j ihese reiTitita will proceed with all convenient basic to the headquarters at lli'ltii >, where they will nndeigo a] adelphia capital is expected to go ..'',•,-,.- Uh/utha'uoURe of llwtroetiot!, \ <he Lurdeati dl-trlcl this ported : "I rejoici*d the wounded BiH-ts* by '- ling them they would be allowed to proceed to their homes Instead nf Iwil.g made prisoners, as soon as they can leave the hospital," Mr. Montague White's threat in an American newspaper, that the Bncrs will sacrifice Johannesburg and raze it tu thc giniuid if necessary, isnot taken very seriously, Mr. Chamberlain's statement thai President Kruger has already lieen wjirneil as to the const*- ipienres of such conduct, is regarded as showing thai sufficient precautions have lieen Uken. Snme of the Stateaidul German Mcnnonlte settlers of Gretna, Man., attempted tn burn the Queen in effigy in sympathy wiih the Boers. Twelve armed Britishers went to the mob wlirt*. the elfigy was ready to lie I lighted, threatening to shoot and dis- i persed thejn la-fore the act was ac* cJiinplis i. German newspapers publish, d in Winnipeg inflamed the Men* nonites to foolish disloyalty, The mounted corps, cnnsistini; of one thousand hiishmen, drawn fmm the various colonies of Australia, embarbed from Melbourne,Victoria,on llth inst., for South Africa. Crowds thronged the pier and gave them a most enthusiastic farewell, Thc war spirit in the Australian colonies runs high, and there will he no difficulty el«taiingfrleoda|*utPw*Wicedin raising the additional I regiments .,f hiishmen asked for by Mr. Chamberlain. A dispatch to the London "Daily Mail"from Blneiufonteiti.daI.il March 10th. says : "Kvents have occurred which induce me to predict that the war will only last so long as il lakes to march to Pretoria. The educated Boers, even among the Transvaalers. ate leady tn accept the inevitable. I am told that a corps of ".',1100 women Iijis I een formed at Pretoria. It is called the 'Amazon Corps.' All the succeed several Ih'ttsind acres of tine; farming land will lie g.ined. Speaking of the general work on the: il P. B. line Mi. II. Marpole has -tnlrd I ihal Ihey had huge guilts nf men at work, all the tray from Vancouver to Field, Wins'ing, repairing and fixing; members are uniformed iu kills and up ihe entire road, in readiness for lhe j are armed." .•.■.institution „f the Imperial Llm'ted •**,„. N,.„. Vm.k ..*jBenjng ,T„urn.,r service, which was in be put on again prin(j, tnp Allowing from President very soon. Krugen-The hnrghers will only cease Mr. A. h. Welch of London, Oct.,! fighting when death comes. Our furies writing tn the Toronto "World" says :| art* returning in goml order tn our I have received a letter from a corres*! "■'■st-linenf defence on our own soil, pnndenl in Philadelphia, in which he j The Natal campaign was longer in uur The Briti-h Prorineaa, and a similar! eMp, th.„ -,-,._ \fi L; j|„vpr hassiartcd | f:'v'"' '•""' "* rxp*' ted im Ontario and Quelle-*, and for Trout Like, B. C, lo put a smelter in at Ihal place, aud that much Phil. summer. never reach Pretoria. The burghers, Htiyti, Joilbert ami mvse'.f, a.4 cell as all others, are niiit.sl. There are n.. dilfcreiiccs. GikI help us, (Wgncd, !\rugei'." 30:1.'.' >>'IT[t!£LL, 1'iloi'iiiiiTOH K. .I.M'llilS ., MaN.iuuk I' jbllnlicd wickly at Midway, I). C. Subscription Prtcu, $2.1X1 per annum, payabl in advance, either yearly or naif-yearly at the option of the aulMcrlber. AdrertMiiK ttatcd sent on application. Though the eolumm of Tiik Aiivanoe are alwayn open fnr the dtecunslon of matteni of puhlic Internet anil importance, wo do not nee- in- ■ o Hveniluriu ony if the opinion* ox-ircnu'tl. Corremiundoiice ofa pereounl nature will not be publlilMtd. MONDAY. MAHOH 20. 1000. YtwUifday a Iocomotiye brought jevrnil curs down to Midway. This •vtw the! flrst train that had been run for aliout a month. By g«ttiiiK through safely It deinoltttmted that there in now no longer any good reaaon fur jlela> in putting oh the work train and Hurfiuting gang to ballast anil toiltpletf the road, The (.Wilde "Record," which front lime to time is eevere on Ihe genus "knocker," recently published the following forceful quotation from an ex- change i-"Thfl man who complains the must of Ihe preacher pays Ibe preacher I he least; the man who runs down his town does the least to build it up i the man who condemns his own paper, does the least to make the paper a success. He says tbe town Is nn good and that it. is dead. But he is mistaken—he is the corpse." In adjoining columns of a recent issue of the "Spokesman-Review" were two statements that stood in instructive contrast. One ran : "Mines are Dot developed in a few months; it. lakes years." The other, referring to Deadwood camp, Boundary Oreek, asserted that "before the end of the year it is safe to say that there wiil he four if not live shipping mines in this one crtinp." The simple difference between the two is that the former is good strong common sense whilst the latter is manifest nonsense. Enterprising residents in the neighborhood of Urand Korks are launching nut into fruit growing, market gardening li< it ti in the open and under glass poultry raising, afld other pursuits that, with a good home market for the products, promise to sonii prove remunerative to those who combine intelligence with industry in these undertakings. True ,i beginning bus also been made near Midway, hut with a large and increasing population within a few miles of this valley there is room for many more producers. The question of Government ownership of telegraphs was recently brought up and freely discussed in tbe Dominion House of Cuuiuions, A mensiire submitted favoring il was- supported hy meniiiers on both sides of l.li<> House. Those who think that the Government should own the telegraphs nnd railways will And satisfaction in knowing that in regard to the fonuei not only hat the thin end of the wedge been inserted hut there is a growing disposition to dike it borne. It will take time and money to accomplish Ihis object, hut it is quite possible it will eventually lie done. We are not aware whose duty it is tn cause the immediate abatement of such a puhlic nuisance as the making of a garbage dump right alongside the main wagon road about half a mile In-low Anaconda, hut it is smely somebody's business to take steps to prevent a continuance of such a menace to the public health. At present the effluvium is sickening enough, hut not nearly so bail as, judging from a previous experience in the same neighborhood, it may he expected to be when, a few weeks later, the weather will be warmer. Let either the scavengers or the owners of the land, or both, be promptly prosecuted and the danger and annoyance will quickly Ih* removed. Ing signed urglug thc Provincial Government to construct a wagon road to directly connect Penticton with Beavelton on the West Fork of Kettle River. The Public Works department, was in November or December of 1898 furnished hy the Midway Business Men's Association with a sketch map accompanied by some carefully compiled facts and figures that should convince any reasonable being that the natural and hest outlet for the Beaverton country is down-river to Rock Greek, where the road would junction with the existing Bnundary-Pentlcton main wagoh road. Rock Creek, too, is only twelve miles from the Midway railway station. The Government has already spent thousands of dollars on the Rock Creek-Beaverton road and hridge, so ic is not likely to drop this unfinished scheme and take up another Still these are times when a long list of names may have some influence. That heing so it should not be difficult to obtain live or ten times as many names—with a much larger proportion of voters, wbich would count—from Boundary Creek and Kettle River Valley residents, in favor of completing the Rock Creek-Fieaverton road, with its prevailing light grade, before entertaining any idea of climbing over two mountain summits in order to carry out at mucli greater expense somebody's short-cut fad, Hon. Joseph Martin, Attorney-Gen* eral in the Martin Provincial Government, when writing lately in terms of implied censure to the Police Magistrate of Rossland, observed : "The point made by >ou as to the expense, to my mind, is of no importance whatever i it is the duty of the Government to protect property, without any regard whatever to the question of expense." Hon. Joseph Martin, Attorney-General in the 8emlin Provincial Government, in 1898 cut ofl the forage allowance to Provincial constables, stopped the patrol so necessary in a district like this, and otherwise im paired the efficiency of the police,without any regard to the question of pro- tection of property, the duty of the Ooverniimnt being, in his mind, to cut down expense. The immediate result, of the latter policy was, in the Bouudary country, more shooting, theft, highway robhery, ete, than for years hsfore, Why this change of opinion? Doubtless the latter course was actuated hy mistaken ideas of economy, Bui the former- is it to curry favor with the Miners' and other unions? U i mm niy has Una uppeaiunce. Platform of Minen' Union. The following platform has heen drawn tip by the Slocan City Miners' Union, and endorsed by their mem hers, lt will be submitted for the ap- pioval of every Miners' Union and labor organization in British Columbia within the next few weeks : 1st. We demand of the Provincial Legislature the enforcement of the eight-hour law, and its application to all branches of manual labor. 2nd. Legal recognition by incorporation of labor unions nnd the extension to them of the same rights enjoyed liy other corporate bodies. 3rd. To provide for adjustment of wage disputes by arbitration on plans similar to that uow iu force ih New Zealand. 4th. To provide for settlement of puhlic questions by direct vote under the initiative and referendum. Sth. Government ownership of all railway, telegraph and telephone lines to be constructed, and the acquiring of those already in use as soon as practical ; nnd to prevent extortion as far as possible by the control of all rail, way, telegraph and telephone lines for public use nnd to fix a reasonable maximum fate which they may charge for service. 6th, An act to prevent employment of Chinese in any mines, factories, or public works within the province. 7th. An act to provide proper safe, guards to life and health, and to provide an efficient mine inspection system to procure these results. 8th. An act to establish country or local government throughout the province ; all officers of such, both judicial and executive, to be elected by the popular vote of their respective localities.—Sandon "Mining Review." MINING NOTES. The work done underground at the Mother Lode, mine, Deadwood camp, aggregates at date about 2,710 feet. Tbe statement published in the Greenwood newspapers lasl week to the elfect tbat work had b»en resumed on the No. 7. in Central camp is untrue. Imagination goes a long way sometimes when mining items are wanted. The Zala M„ in Sheridan camp, is reported lo he looking extremely well. A large quantity of ore carrying high values, has heen opened up, hut no more will lie shipped until after the j-oads get into hetter condition for hauling and certain improvements have heen made in the mine to lessen the cost of putting out ore, Mr. Walter J. Francis returned yesterday from a trip to Beaverton. He was informed that the men are idle at the Carmi, above Beaverton, awaiting the arrival of a gasoline engine to furnish power for pumping out the shaft, which is now too wet for hand haling. Water is also keeping the men out of the shaft at the Washington and Idaho, near Beaverton. is- "The Records for the Week Ending March 34th, 1900. MINKKAI. [.(MJVnilNH. MARCH 12. M.Utt'l! 20. Thurso, Gold cieek,Thos Benninger, Log Oahln, fraction, Gree'.wood camp, James McNulty. M.Mtrii 21. Daylon, Beaver creek, M. H, Kane. Hurl ford 1uud Haven, Beaver creek James Sul herlund. march 22, Fortune, Camp McKinney, James Mathers, Monterey, Cnpeland mounlain, Chas. E. Belts. St. Patrick, Greenwood ramp, Joseph Sterrelt. Sunshine, Provi cure camp, Edward Pope. MARCH 23. Winnifred, near Catnp McKinney, D. A, Cameron. Bertha ('., near Camp McKinney, C. L, Thoinet. Kldoi ado, Long Lake camp, Berlha 0. Thoinet. MARCH 21. Deer Heuven, Boomerang creek, J, G, Wilson. Old Kronje, fraction, Smith's, camp, Thomas M. Graves. Copper Plate, fraction, Graham's camp, John 11. Kast, CKRTIFICATKS OF WORK, MA RCH 19. Moreen, (2 years) Harry H. Shallenlierger. Don Julio, fraction, (2 years) Frederic Keffer. MARCH 20. J. D, Charles Stooke. Midnight, Robert Wood. MARCH 21. 0. O. D., C. N. Collins. MARCH 22. Rover, fraction, (2 years) and Alice, ft action, (3 years) Tbe Sailor Con. M. & M. Co. Velvet, Julius Khrlich. MARCH 23. Ruby and Horseshoe, George Cook. Pine Grove, St. John and Clifford, Elinon Collier, Monitor, J. 0. Thompson, march 24, Margaret, Ah Kee, CBRTIFICATK OF IMPROVEMENT MARCH 24. Meadow Lark, Nelson La Plant et al, TRANSFERS. MARCH 19. f Evening, . Inteiest, W. T. Smith to John McVeigh. MARCH 20. Lakeside, fraction, { interest. A. J, WbeatleyandFredFarquerto R, L. Mayoek, Gem, fraction, _ interest, Frank Parker and Fred Fatquer lo B. L. Mayoek. Briton, Early History, Hector and Governor, } interest each,' L. Johnson to Elwoort O, Brown. Bellflower, _ interest, W. H. Harris lo J. H. Barnes. Lakeview, i interest, Wm. Smith to .1. H. Barnes. Caledonia, J interest, A. O. Beath to Fred II. Holmes. L. fraction, all interet-t, George Vaugbun to Fred. B. Holmes. march 22, Uncle Sam, J iuterest, W. M. McDonald to C. W. Edwards. First Chance and Uncle Sam, g interest each and Sunrise, all interest, Charles W. Edwards to George D. Edwards. Arlington, . interest, Thos. Q. Butler 10 M. I). Schetich. MARCH 24. Governor, fruction, J interest, L. Johnson and Ola Lofstad lo Peter Johnson. Application* for Certificates of Improvementa. Notices advertised in this week's Advance are those of :— Green Mountain, Black and Alfred, in Green Mountain camp, Keremeos Creek. California, Kruger Mountain. Excelsior, Golden Crown and Home stake, McCaig Mountain. MINERAL ACT 1896. Oertiflcnte of Improvements. Pipes, Cigars AND Cigarettes ■NOVELS- a. DRUGGIST MIDWAY - B. C. C. F. COSTERTON VKH.NON ac ...new mn uu ouvuiiia mn,,, J. Xa. TesM^y Is now on deck with a complete stock of General Merchandise, Men's Clothing, Shoes and Bobber Goods. Call at]d convince Yourself. : Special cHhc of 25 per cent, off Ladles' Hats for tlie r|ext ao day MILLINERY DEPARTMENT—Mrs. L R. Terry in charge, CHlIll Si CROWELL'S HOTEL mmmmmmmamAmatmmmmAmmAmmmAmmmmAoA-tmmmAmmmmmmA-i - . w$mmw™wwwwmme.mwwwmwwwwwwwwmmwwxpwwwmxtmmmwOOmeeettt* S. A. CROWELL, Proprietor. *-,,.,mi, str*©*, ntd-ny. n. <. One [Nock Went uf Rocowl-r, offo NOTARY PUBLIC. AwtaaaO _•__■—»- The Royal Insuranck Coy. The London and Lancashire Fire Insurance (Joy. The Insurance Coy. of North America. The London and Canadian Fire Insurance Coy, The Sun Life Assurance Coy ur Canada. The Dominion Building and Loam Association, • Appraiser for the Canada Permanent Loan and Savings Coy NOTICE TO CREDITORS. In tbe in -tier of thnetttAte of Alexander Wallace, late of Beaver Creek, in the County of Yale, Hriiisli Columbia, Kree Miner, deceased. NOTICK ia hereby irivefi purmtant to the "Hi vised Statute* of British Columbia, 1897, Chapter 1ST," tint all creditors and other*-; having claims against thc estate .of the Mild Alexander Wallace who died on or about the Athdayof February 19H0, are required ou or before the loth day of April 1900 tu wend to lhe uiidondgnod, flollciton for Kdwin Jacotm ami J. IJ, AieL-od, (he executor* uamed In the hut win ahd I'.nti'litnt of wild deueatied, their names, addrewen and description- and the full particular* of their respective claims duly verified by niatutory declaration. And further take notice that after aald last mentioned date the said executors will proceed to distribute thc assets of the deceased among Ihe parties entitled thereto, bavins regard only to the claims of which they shall then have notice, and thnt the sold executor- will not be liable for the said assets or any part, thereof to any person or person* of whose claims notice shall not have been received by them at the time of such distribution. Dated at Greenwood, B. C.( this 2Kb day of February, 1900. HAU.KTT k 8HAW. Solicitors for Bald Executors. R. H. PARKINSON, Provincial Land Surveyor. XUy. Architect ahd ____ Civil Engineer... Financial, EJeal Estate, Insurance and Mining Agent VOTARY PUBLIC.** * alt view Townsite Agent. . . . AIlDIIEW . . . B. H. PARKINSON, riiKvir.w, n. c. Correspondence Solicited. tM British Army Estimates Thi* Marquis of Lansdowne baa sued Ibe following explanation: "1 estimates bave been framed under t„. fnllowiiiK conditions: (a) Provision has to lie made for car ryiiiK on tbe wur in South Africa. (li) It has been decided to make addition at once to the permanent strength of the army. (c) Temporary measures will have to lie authorized for Increasing the defence of the United Kingdom. • As regards tbe vote for men, £212, 449 may be regarded as a permanent balance due to the war and to the special measures for home defence. It is estimated tbat the expenditure of £61,500,400 is accounted for as fallows : Normal estimates, £21,777.700; permanent, addition to the army; £1,026.000, temporary home defence £6,228,000 and war charges, £31,668,700. EXOELSIOH, GOI.IIKX CROWN AND HOMESTAKK MINERAL CLAIMS. Situate In the Osoyoos Mining Division ot Yale Dlstriet. Wherelocaiedi-On McCalg Mountain. TAKK NOTICE) that. I, Chan, •lcilloi. Green as iigent far the National Mining and Development Company, free miner's ccrllllcHto No, B2011I. Intend, sixty days from tho dato hereof, toapply to tho Mining; Recorder for a certificate of improvements, for the pnrpwe of obtaining a Crown grant of the above nlai ins. And further bike notico that action, under soclion 117, must bo commenced before the Issuance of such certificate of improvements Dated this land day of March, 1900. CHAS, DEB. OREEN. CAUTION. A I.I. concerned are cautioned against dumping garbage or other refuse on any part of tho lands of thc Midway Company. Ltd. E. JACOBS, Agent. Midway, March 24, woo. Commercial Jv)b Printing. AT "THE ADVANCE." Ill A quantity of good seed potatoes for sale. Stock new to the district and grown without irrigation. Fop prices apply to... W. H. NORRIS, MIDWAY. A few tons of carrots also on hand. ARMSTRONG ROTEL, tt: KEYES, Prop. Good Accommodation, BeBi. Liquors and Cigars, First-Class Stabling. ARMSTRONG B.C. HPH1S is a new building hard finished ail through and furnished in first class style. The dining room is supplied with the best tin the market. Tho bar ii connection is run by Mr. W. J. FR-W'i I*. late of Cascade City, and has a choice stock of Wine* Liquors and Cigars. : : r r Patronage of the Public is Solicited and Satisfaction Is Guaranteed. The Riverside Hotel, In situated at. Ruck Creek, B.C., on the iniiiii route of (rave between Penticton ind all Boundary Creek pointa. Stopplnu place for xl igea. Good Fishing -:- Good Hunting-:- Bestof Accommodation. ■■V. Ii»HMii, Proprietor. Practical House and Carriage PAINTING Paper Hanging, Graining and Sign Painting. Also Kalsonibin? and all kinds of Decorative Work exceuted by E. Nash { Co., Midway and Greenwood City. ESTABLISH hm 1883. MAINLAND NURSERY COMPANY - LADNER'S, - BRITISH - COLUMBIA ^*_»*•i^ Our Specialties—Varieties Profitable in British Columbia-. Trees Free from Pests. FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL TUBES, PLANTS AND VINES Send for Free Catalogue. | E. Hutcherson, Manager. FAIRVIEW - HOTEL Commercial and Mining men should put up at the Fairview Hotel when in camp. GOOD ACCOMMODATION. EVERHHING EXCELLENT Qeo J. Sheehan J^ropriet or, Lancashire House, : : MIDWAY, B.C. : :/ ® ' The undersigned having taken thi*; well- known and comfortable hotel invites the patronage of all old customers and the public generally. BEST BRANDS OF LIQUORS & CIGARS. Furnace-heated nnd comfortably furnished rooms. FIRST CLASS MEALS WELL SERVED. Thos. D. Banbury, Proprietor. diti , HM Honor Jlidge Hpinxs will Hold County Court at Oreenwood next Wedtieaday. The William Hunter Company, Lim* Ited, recently disposed of its merran- Ult Intarests at Phoenix, The pur* Was Mr. Michael McBean of Hi. Mtd Mrs. C.J. liiindy are already W*M fotrward with their gardening MMllobs. Last Week they planted mit and shade trees, and they 0£atte»ding to the flower and plots, waa commenced for the ft the Midway saw mill last |ay, The proprietors, Messrs. _ Powers, expect to cut he- to and three million feet of lis season. Mrs. Bernard Lequime and •ived from Kelowna last Mr. Lequime expects to he tpied at the Midway saw mill d months, the prospects iudi- K husy season this year, Mhos. Walker, of Ihe Midway M'dcpol, Seventh Nlreet, has put (■Attack of canned goods, biscuits, Hgara, tobaccoes and wall pa|ier, in Which lines he Intends dealing as well •S those he has hilllerto Cairied. Business was belter at Boundary Falls during the past week lhan for months, With the saw mill outfit, a aur»ey party, several prospectors and tlliner* and a few transients to board and lodge, the hotel people were kepi pretty Im y. Qpiwnstle Oompatiy last week new bridge nver the irrigation the north-west corner of Tay property, The hillside Will combine to do some jliecessary to make the ap- ito <he crossing good. ii----- railroad surveying parties between Wehatrlme and p, Wa-h.. are now located as One iit Hre-vsrer, nne at the \2 miles almve Brewster, liouiipjirti Creek on the tippet* Uk.-itiogim. '•Spokesman-He VtoW." Two ca'I ml* of plant and material f.u Mv I'ii --ll Uj-I- sivnllll Weie biufeil "• li I .iv Kails last Wedlles diy. 'I'n- ucj-'i i- now being built in iiwl oiii-'i pi i-panitions aie being madeWnb tin- object of shmily having mii-yiliiiig in sha|te for turning mil lumbi'i. Mis*'Mmi nil, an Australian lady How I""!iug 'his province in the "apartiy of leciurer for the Women's ChriMi.n Teinperance Union, is giving a series of lectures lit (ireenwood. ^Mvc.-tit efforts in a similar dlrec- Bat Nelson are reported to have IK very successful. yi(A LiberaiConservative association '<M* l"'i'i> ni;'in/ell ii Gland Korks wtlh ilu- f, I'm.mg officers and com- .nfltl" M. -i«. .left. Davis, presi- mtfit; ti. N. Baler and J. W. Me* jjpiigbiin, .ice presidents i A. K. As- %*W. sei retaty treasurer J E. Miller, i.B. Morrison, Chas. Valley, George •m/figer. Harry Gaull, Chas Ciiuimings, s, Oaley. executive committee. | Roht. Meyerhoff, the well-known Iter,last weekremoved his family Okunagali Kails to Midway, lhe has rented Mr. G. T. Hodg- toa*t bouse which for some time was orWjptPd by Dr. Jakes ahd family. Mr. MeytHioff having several freight teams tM llM road, is making his head- in the town which will short I y lain freight distributing point district. riday last Mr. F. Keffer, M. E. manager for Ihe British Co* Oopper Co., of New York, re- telegraphic advice from Mr. J. van, of Trail, Chief Engineer of (lion on the Columbia „ 'li Railway, to I he effect lhat he (led Instructions for the Imme- iipiion of Iracklaying on the -WHli-tolhe Mother Lode mine. Asthc v,,. J Ir :i'ii" ii -apply ,,f lies *t ■■! • i: ■ i: . i - .x, „i ■■. lioi. yard, i ,'Ze. -,-■ ,1- hn Inlayi i, ,„■ , i .- k i.<t,.i,<.i to cnmpl- ' ibis spur. TBNfu'ii.-rials for the t:. P. It. telegraph line to Midway have been lying at Ore. -iwood f, ir t he past three weeks, and to ■!,- i ■■oiiio'eii. eini'iit v. 1- niiiile at that i '..I with iln work of construction. N' niy twelve mouths ago the director! nl the Midway Company wereInform, d by ('. PR. officialsat Montreal lii .i their telegraph line to Midway u.miIiI be opened by July, 1801) Tii' mi'm'on- of railway com- paper nt head quarters— ii'tual accomplishments of I officials on the spot, how* uetiily exhibit positions thai far apart. The Hurray sub division adjoining the tnwwsito is now receiving attention, Mr. N.J. Lal'laul has laid out a pretty little Ofini ii,cut al garden in front of nls Wildence, has planted a numher o| fruil trees and is preparing a poultry run, building houses, etc. Mr. rinnell senr. is cultivating Mr. Mc- Phall's 6-aere lot and also one of Meaart.Heldsliib and Benerinan's lots, Mr. J. F. FergiMson has planted a lot of raspberry canes and is now getting ready lo sow vegetable seeds and plant root*. Mr. W. H, Norris, having ■early completed his assessments in SsaluM's camp, will shortly give at to his young orchard and hay and vegetable field. along the main road I'm in lbe we-t tn Boundary Creek, had Clinked 10 death al Hoosier's, between Kock Creek and Camp McKinni-y. Provincial Constable (J, Cunningham went tip this morning to make enquiries, hut al the time uf Tiik Anv am h going lo press bad not returned so particulars of ihe occurrence are nut yet obtainable. ►-»-• =«- Fertility of Kettle River Valley, " W. H. Covert, Whose big fruit farm is thc pride and glory of Grand Forks, proposes placing an additional 120 acres under cultivation this spring. Some idea of the magnitude of the undertaking can be gained froni the fact tbat no less than 8,200 trees will lie planted. Of this total 7,(110 will represent various varieties of apples, tbe remainder including 'Set) each of peaches, cherries, pears and plums. Frequently a crop Is secured the second year, owing tti the remarkable fci tilitj of the Ketlle Itiver valley, hut Invariably the third season. Mr. Covert modestly admitted that the products of his farm, including fruil, grain and vegetables, last year netted him something over 1110,000, all m cash. The only disappointing feature was his utter inability to All the demand. His young fruit orchard only consists of 20 acres, yet it gave a profit of $11,1(10. The yield of one apple tree was worth a cash equivalent of HMO, The oat and potato ciops were worth $3,7fj0 and $2,800 respectively -, the prune crop a mmiest $300. Mr. Covertdisclaitns any special credit for his performance, and says the same success can be achieved by others. It is his internum to use the Allan evaporator next season for the treal ment of prunes, peaches and pears."—-Kenwood "Miner." hi More Plant for the flother Lode. lu 1908 the British Columbia Copper Co., of New York, installed on Iheir Mother Lode mine whal until quite recently was the largest mining plant iu the district, With the approach iug completion of ths company's smel ter, more power lo maintain a larger out put of ore la-came necessary. This want is lu be met by the installation of tin-following additional plant and appliances t— A cross compound Corliss condensing air compressor, with compounded ait end and receiver Ihteicooler, the high and low pressure steam cylinders lobe i_-inch and 40-inch diameter respec lively, the air cylinders to lie of the piston inlet type, high and low pressure, lfl| inch and 321 incn respectively and hi inch stroke, lhe machine to have a capacity of HU lo 40 drills, lo weigh IflU.OOO |l,s, and to be tilled with every deuce known to mechanical engineering fnr I he economical production of power) two 00x10 horitoniai return tubular boilers, each 101) horse power for 125 lbs working pressure. and lo have horizontal smoke connection and one slack i a 64x12 air receiver | a feed water healer of sufficient capacity for 350 horse fowe boileis; leu E 21 drills 1 twn double-screw and leu single-screw columns with am and clamp | two iton safety platform CHges with safety device aud shield roofs Iwo six-foot sheave wheels; 1,500feel uf 1^ inch wire tope and six sleel ore cars, with McCaskell wheels and axles. Delivery of this plant is contracted lo lie made within three months from Melt. 0. 11100. I: is intended tu also put in a hoist sufficiently large to wurk the mine to advantage dnwn to a depth uf 1,500 feel. Bids have been received for a hoist of lhe class and power specified by ihe company, but lhe order for it has oot yet been placed. Treatment of Republic Ores. The owners uf Ihe Republic mine in Washington have lakeii an im pot tan I step in regard to lhe treatment of lhe low giade ores, of which there is a verv large quantity already on the dump or blocked nut in the mine. The IVIatan-Clciii i process, which has been iu use at ihis mine, has nut proved successful, ihe recovery of gold reaching a lower percentage than is considered salisfactniy, while Ihe cost of thu process is too high to yield a profit on a large part uf the ores They have therefore decided In make a radical change in the mill. The high grade ut"s will he shipped to a smel ter a.s heretofore, while a plant for lhe treatment uf the low-grade ores on a very large scale will he erected under the superintendence and from the de. signs of Mr. D, C Jackliilg. The plans hme not been made public as yel, but the plant will probably be on very much ihe same lines as thai which Mt Jackliilg successfully worked out for th.- De La Mai-Meicur mine in Utah. The results nf this wurk will lie watched with much interest, as ils success will mean a greal deal, nnt only to thc Republic mine itself, but to other mines in Ihe district, Ihe ores of which are of a similarcluracier.—"Engineering and Mining Journal." The Wearing of the Oreen. On the initiative of Lord Roberta a newspaper has been start ed al Bloeui- fontein fot ihe education of the troops, Mr. Rudyard Kipling contributed to lhe inaugural edition the following lines: "O Tereance dear, aud did yon hear The news that's going round The Shamrock's Erin's badge hy law, Where'er her sons are found. From Bloemfontein fo Bally Bank Tis ordered hy tbe Queen,. We've won our right in open fight,. The Wearing of lhe Green.." j'l.iyoiw BUlllt. lien luutta ... iim..,'* ,»„-,. The "Ladyslllith" hat is a lalgn slouch hat of khaki diluted stt'.i.v, such as the soldiers wenl'lb South Af'lt'a. The brim Is ilirn.d lt|t .11 oui' side, lllld Is iiudei-fuced by bunds of fed, white and '■ blue velvet. About the crown a silken Union Jack is gracefully draped and fastened into place by means of red, white and blue pins, Beside the "Ladysmith" hat there is Ihu •■Kimhei'ley" hat, asmall turban shape of khaki- colored panauia, with a fancy edge. It is trimmed wilh folds of stiff minis- seline-de-soie, In khabicnlor, through which eagle quills al'e Ual'Clessly drawn. Freight for Republic llust be Convoyed As It is expected that milch of the freight for Republic and other camps a short distance across the International boundary line will come through Mid way the following is of luctil interest: The general freight department of the Northern Pacific hlls received a decision regarding shipments uf freighi into the Republic milling district, which came in the shape of advices from Washington, says the St. Paul "Globe." The road is advised that ou freight shipments tothe dist ricta United Slates Customs ofiicel' must act as convoy, and the road must pay him for his time. All shipments thus made through Canada musl be in bond. There is no direct American rail Connection with the Republic camps. The Canadian Pacific offers the closest connection, and the shipment from American points to this dislrict have lieen very heavy. Concerning the matter of getting freight Into this territory, a contest has lieen ou fur some time. The best route over American lines at present is via the Spokane Falls & Northern, and to this line the ruling of the interior depaitinent applies also. llu-Northern Pacific is advising all general agents of the decision of the Interior department.and officers of the road have recommended that ship men ts, until au American road builds intu the uew fields, he uiadein car lots. Canada'* Mineral Production. The total mineral production of Canada for 1890, including metallic aud non-metallic, was $47,275,512, as compared with $38,001,0111 in 1808, an increase of 22.2 per cent. Of the Increase 15.52 per cent, is to be ofedited to the increased output of gold from the Yukon placers, 2i02 pet cent, tithe increases in the other metallic pro ducts, and 3,84 per Cent, lo the growth of the non-metallic mineral industries, Of the total output, gold Contributed 44,53 per cent., Coal 19.12. copper 5,02. silver 8.88, nickel 4.37 and lead 2.1)7 cent, ln copper, owing to the large advance iu prices, there was a marked increase iu value, notwithstanding a decrease in lhe output. L ad and sil iioarn ot Trade salit, 111 a course ot ins address nu Varatln.' office i "The ttiiirVelloils growth nf Van- cnilver -till ciintiiiitesi One ward iilntiei according It) the Assessor's estimate, will shun a gi'-iwi.h of almost 1000 in population for the past yeai ( while thu estimate freilt the same source of the growth of the entile City Is soille 5,000 souls. "The Improvements for the past year will amount to almost one tenth of the total assessment, of ihe City. "Fine business blocks and residences have gone up everywhere and Considerable additions have heen made to nur well*psVed slreuls. "The country tributary to Vancouver is constantly growing! and wiih belter und more dil'ect railway communication wlih the Kooteuaysi in' »I end of the present roundabout and costly way, with train trunk roads tunning from our City to the various farming sections uf the Krazer, with the completion of Ihe Vaucoliver- Steveslon Railway -now well under way- promoting the settlement of hundreds of acres uf lands, from a hich we would draw nil uur light agricultural supplies, lhe bright business pro- sped must become brighten and with a population Composed of energetic and up-to-date ciliseus, Ihete can he little question but that in a very few years Vancouver will rank as one of lln-three great cities uf Canada." LIMITED. MINING MACHINERY PETERBOROUGH, ONTARIO, CANADA. ■_J—_fc.TK-i-., iii W i — - -^rv ZZ^_t " I ■ BUSINESS LOCALS. JOB PRlNTlNG-Get ynur printing done at The Advanck office, Good work, reasonable prices. .IL'.ST RECEIVED-Something Meat in Invitation Cards and Ball Pro grammes, at THE ADVANCE Office. D. L. H.AltCkLAV, j. A, Mahuis. BAHCKLAY & HARRIS, Livery and Feed Stables, -AN'IJ- SFEE LINS. Midway, B. C. * FURNITURE * ™"T*nmTY? Now is the Time to Furnish Your House, Recsiving new Goods Daily. Latest consignments containing screens - mirrors = shades curtain poles anu fixtures picture and wall mouldings REFRIGERATORS etc., just arrived, TO LET. tlie cottage tiejir the Schoo House occupied hr Mr, C\ N Owen. Rent S10 pet month. E. JACOBS. TO LET—At Midway. Might Illumed twtl story house, recently (iccii pied liy Oft Jakes, together with Hhflllt IWO ill'l'es tif lahd. Also new sls-l'ootiietl tluttllge with fenced land H2»130.-Apply Thr Advance Oflice. MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO- *. _*_C. GfrxLllear & Oo. Furniture I Undertaking and Embalming, COPPER STREET, GREENWOOD, B. C, NOTICE TO Cft-DlTORS. Ih tlie hiatttr »f the eiists of HalcolM McCuaig, late of Rock Creek. In thc rountj or Yals. British Columbia, t'c- reasi-d. intestate, NOTICK 1« bweli* giH'tl (iiffsHKtil in Hm '•Helled Si. im t.pt llrltMi t'nluml.i. ***$99999$99^H9ti499rt999999*6xit&<iiiK999999999.***** * * | The Travellers Insurance Co,,, 1 | , ... Of Hallford. Conn, $ rirrnnrrinr f miner 187. mat Jt't having claimsagalliiit Llii 1*17. chapter I87." ihat iUI i 1' 1 Malcolm McCuhV frni owing lo I.,, .1 trouble i„ Ilritish Uul- j ic„ljf S"' A("" ;'" IaIiiis ngalnat HcCiiau* .»h ver show a considerable falling oil, llli day of Mar( BUS.« uinhir. Willi the exception.if a -light falling otf in the value of the aslie-tua, all the other chief minerals show considerable advances, both in amount ininistnit ij- of dresses mt t tfoscrii lain of iln-ir rasper slHtui iry ili'.jl.uMl, AN!) firJlvr [;u iii-niiiiiiud tiain il I de., r-htftunfan i ..iti. i* i*ialo ut the s..i i il n or nJKiut t'e' quifttl Hit of befiil" .(.'"; 11 i -ii,> uiuler- i. tli-ad- Chaftertd 1863, Stock Lite nnd Accident limtirnncei 1',-lr .III!' ' fill! ji 'ihiis dii!y u*i_u-l hy •• lhat ufier sjiM 1.1-t il ■> I hull* r.H ir "ill I ' 4;r,i only to tie* liavtj hullo.-. iii.I ! i ll | will ii"J i.'j llii ila f .r ti ! tliermf Ml uny p-rs n- mil ice stii t v li n tic shall then llu -.id ttdinluifflrttt-ff .-.it 1 a_i is or nny part nr porsju.* of 'vhosc liecii rueeired by and value. This is especi.llv true i,, I P'™'.Jed i.i.iisiii'ii o ili-...«.1.ltltij,leco.i r • I ,in..ltgtnu pitrtios etftitlol ilturut*), liaritig re- tli.'e.ineiit.uul inkeiiiakiiigiiidus: ii,... The (ieological Survey of Canada in its summary of mineral atatiatits fur the vear gives the following stale- I Imu at tbo lime ul siicli .ikuibutlon. . .'.. , , , ,. .., I'jilo.l ul tir.Tiii."U.l this :»th ihiy nt March, ment of the total production fur the 12 i«-j, ,i. |.. MoLOodj mouths ending Disc '.il laat : Solicitor for tho Administrator. Copper (line, in nre, I ^_______^_______^_^_^_^.^.^,^- Ctc) $2,035,310 I wmmmmmm_^-_-_-_-_- Gold, Yukon District $10,n<K),D!>() Gold, all other .. 5.019,7oU 21.010.730] ti:P| IS l.'-Si,'l;!** tile licsl life Insurance 9 tt 1'iilll.rACIS lii the world; No if disapp.i|iitiut"nt as to dividends. 9 Kveiyihing gilaiahleed in ail* i S viiil.e. Ptemitlui rales 13 to '2R |y per rent less than Ihtjse of old line Mutual WJiUpanies. ASSETS U*J3-Et S-flk-C-XI January ist, 1897, » $JO,884.jj J LIABILITIES, . . 17,920,260.29 I SURPLUS .... 2,976,^4.36 I ■ * The frafefiels Ctimblnatimi Accidenl Policy guarantees foi accidental It •em q. under ordinary conditions. ta 9 Heath Bttttstt ; $5 000 I I»ss of Right Hand $2,500 ig loss of Sljfht xll lio'lh Kycs .(IHU j Los* of heg at or above Knee . l.:M 9 loss of ltolh reel or Both Hands 5,01") i I/i.-s of Left Hand . . . 1,1)00 • Loss of One Hand and Oile Koot 5.0UO Lots of Kilhcr Foot 1,000 Permanent Tolal Disabll ty 8 5UJ I Loss of sight of Ono Kyo . i *1> Iron ore Lead (line, in ute, etc.) Nickel) fine in ore, etc..) Pint ilium Silver (tine, in uie, etc.) , •iitstfil ty bead of horses foe $150. O77.2o'i 2,007.810! Sfi aa fi KICHOLTZ, Oroville, Wash; Total metallic Total non-meiullic lftil.:i711 I lis.ftc; 717 i .hs.-lli 7.V Nutice to Taxpayers. Total mineral output for 1809 »„,275„I2 The folio,ving statement of the out* put for the past, U years shows bow «_«t,_-j/«_«i . _ [he industry has developed t I ±f***M®M Afjf AND PROVIN- C1AI, ftKVENt'BTAX. $17 , 1S99. 1808 1807 1800 1805 1«M lUMl.m •!,,--;! ,.,,„, 1803 1802 ,8111 1800 18S0 M.013,913 1SH» ... 1887 ,,, -. 11. 1880 Llrriits of Weekly Indenmlty f 1,300. % ANd, If siicli injtfries ai-e sustained while riding as a passenger in « uny passenger conveyance using steam cable, or electricity as a _ motive power the amount t<i be paid shall be DOUBLE tlie sum $ specified in the clause under whtih the claim is made. ar COSt $S_ A YEAR TO PuOKESSIONAL AND BUSINESS I Men,and Gom.mercial Travelers. | Other sum9 at proportionate rates i .' Mm.. -.- mmm.-m.-m.mmj AGENT FOR SOl'THEHN BlUTISH COLUMBIA, MIDWAY B, C. | T.mm _mA*.m.AAm.Amm.A^AAm.m.wmj^tm.m.im.A..m.*.*.A*.*.mi_m*mAm*.m*.*.**-mm.m.AAAm.m. AA_mi pw ▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼ fTTTVwffVT Wokwtmmwf^wm^vwmmwmwww ▼▼▼ "— THOa_WAKE 88,001,010 28,8111. Ion M<"fk ***** tnilMMt of *i#le f)l-trl.t 22,684.6131 "=-= 20.830,084 I kACfttcy. ie iix't'-iK -rffoh fn ifc«Wt«nW rf Ith IX life sl.-ttlfles tlf-it l'r in Hh'M «<iYim*iiC Tux •ill raxesii. ,-u'tl irmlei Hi,- As-emniirirt.tot, 20/)35',fl% w nxxxx litn-fn-ib' frnr t-an. All the nbove ,„ ,.*, .,-* *»»«eil iu*!e.->jgr-l*.-i*;.I*- K-ltMA ih.* Roek Creek 10,628)411 ni.ision nf Y.il« Itfeifoi ,,-e *-or*fc at iw lAOfSfHO tuxes nre. (*lli*f'ibl,.«t IWMIowhitfMtotti i_t 18,7«:)..'t.");i. tt'Vatxi tmur ll.'isfe .Ix-tne s'Mli.- iOtfOi Ttirrx- llfllVo' r-u- pt-r rent, on *<nxi prnDcri*-. •> -is s.,, Tno nnd "*Ju'l->tf i»Teenl. nn asiWMvrt Vnliio 2.»18»l| f,f „i|,l l»n,f. ;j(| Oll.'-lmlf "ini'v pefi-rli'. nil |-i'isniirtl f»**f.]>vrty. On so itiivAof ttie ire'inni. of any poison as 10,221.2,Vr cxmeils one thollnlilil dolMrs the following nitcs iiiiiiii'li-:'■ l><n J.U.-IV cxitm;'nf Income, m : wlion thesiunr is noi mor.1 tlisn its iliinisiot,! Jdnllnrs one fe.- .-ent: when siu-h excrm Is over _________ n_..._. _,. ., .. k'lltllonsn'inl il..!l.u.-ai.Jt frit Ijllirt tliatl llvcnlV Some Ontario Statistics, llwtis.iiiddiill-r.i.-niii'nml nne quarter of one , per dint, t-u'lnm stloli' oxooss Is over twCtitv The report i-f the Burejtu of litrfiiK jlllnliai'ld-itoHartoitoiitilV Will' MM Of OW *>br tries of the P'ttivlucn of (hiMtlo for !"JrV„i,i„,, n* After 1st. ■rM-vlOCMW- 1S0S has been-prepjiri'il'liy the IM-jv.rt--1 IftaiMlftlis.if imnpuriiiiitoii renl properly, ment of Agriculture. .Most of thV fo-,,3'M *"r "'"'■ "" ""'""sossod viduoof wild tires have been previously published,- Tline-fiiirJlwef ime per cehfc on poMllltl The report show* tlmt tht* pnpulti'iion i nfi°£piiuoll<i>fUi(! ft/am ot any Aohotl as of the province in ISilS was- 2,tilll:.:!jV)' ■. j-t.mt-.l-. ..no Hiivisiuul dollars,- '.bv following ,i - . i ._,,.., ..,, one.' . , •*.>!. — tijv>.iflv: I iion- until1 oxeoss, ivlli-n the the total assessment, IfHOi'.'ISI.SIS; tiotil -tuitu'lsnol tliln'ti tlmn wtr thoiimnd .lnllnrs, fanes for all i)iirniuu<*rilll2 *»i>lWfli, em,. "J"01n^ "l"'I'ou'lorpercinit,; whon sueli ex- taxes i.u .iu piupiimM|iw,_^,iwu',- Ilile (,Jwl, ,„.,.,. ,,.1, thoiiHitml dollars and les. than per hejiil J?l'.. I): nnlkonlihe'iltfillltrlfvll. IvVoiltj- tlioilknllil dnlliin-, one and ono hnlf of The figures in 1807 were: Population, XKffili,^"SK^mrll'Klo Wlim : total iHsessmi-tit. »»8l02S, : ^eMiUm** h,X tthfMte 377; total taxes. t|tl2,2!X),:!2) | rale per C, ,\. (:. I.aMiiLY, head, *8 131 lilllla ou the dollar, 15; l!) ' '"SBTSw Sib. WtRe A"~°r "" V°UkM' FALLS PROPRIETOR^ I I i The kitet Is (ttStitiff (oca.cd antl is ti stopping place for stagi: lines. Bond fishing in the vicitufy. Good stabling. k Vanety of the choicest brands of liquors and cigars at tiie bar 81T.ATE0AT •» * * * * - BOUNDARY FALLS, B. 0/ I H B _.mmmatwitHAw**mi-tA*^tmb PIONEER - HOTEL Greenwood City Boundary Creek, B. C. We'nave opened the anfive hotel at (Sreentood City, ana are prepare*! to weloomt) guests and provide good al-coinmodntiun. Good Catering. F irs!1 class Livery Stable,- J W. NELSON * J • PROPRIETOR : ■ ■tt tti laiiauiaura.iii.iij. and' SOO LINE. Operate tbe Fastest Train across tbe American Continent. First Class and Tourist Sleepers OCEAN TO OCEAN. A6TIIOUND DAILY TIIAIN WwTnoi'NU 5:45 Lv. Sli-iiiiions Jet. Lv. ISM CONNECTING 8TI.AMER Loaves l'entictoii, Tue., Thur., Sat., 6:00 Arrives I'ciiticton, Mon., Weit.. Kri., 17:110 Accelerated Service to and irom all points and through KOOTENAY MINING DISTRICT. Ex. Sun, daily train ex. svs. 15:00 Ar. Iti'ci-nwood Lv. IrMa THROUGH TICKETS TO ALL POINTS EAST AND WEST AT LOWEST RATES. For full information as to lime, rates, etc or for copies of V. P. Kailway publications, address: E. R. RKDPATH, Agent, Greenwood, S. L. SMITH, Agent, Penticton. W. P. ANDERSON, T. P. A. Nelson. E. J. COYLE, A, G. P. A. Vancouver. r?r?,r_-!=?__===Ha__B_B_«_B_r NOTICE. NOTIOK 1* heroin- given thnt thirty davn nflor ilnto I inteiiii tonpiily to tho C'l.icf Cotlimlsaiottoi' of Lumlu anu Works for por- nilBSSlon to puvohoso 820 acros nf Innil ns 1'ul- lows— uoimuoiioliig nt a post hnlf n inille South of the North lCusl. corner of I.nt 3/(1 thence Ehst lo eluiins SiMiih thonce t-u ohnhiB, thence Wost !0 cluiiiis, I heme jNnrtli SO chains to plnco of fiitiuiiciicciiicnt, titirt containing :120 aeres moro or less. The said Iniul heing required for agricultural purposes. MoKAV INGRIM. Datod Iliis8l.il ilny of Januiry, 1900. n I DWAY, B. C. Beautifully situated at the eontanee ef Bouudary Creek and Kettle River. WILL BE The most important railway town in the Kettle River Mining Division. The Western Terminal and Divisional point of the Columbia & Western Railway. The Wholesale Supply and Manufacturing centre of the Kettle River and Boundary jur-jsr M Creek Districts, AAA The distributing point for Upper Kettle River, West Fork and Camp McKinney a vjt A Miming camps. The nearest Railway town to Republic, Meyers Creek, Palmer Mountain and other Northern Washington mining camps. The leading residence town in the country, with an excellent climate, pure water supply and favorable Sanitary conditions. Business, residence and garden lots at low prices and on easy terms... ; SKNII l-'Olt MAPS, PRICES ANI) KULI, PARTICULARS TO : J. F. PIGGOTT, Manaokr, """^S:? THE MIDWAY CO, Ltd. E. JACOBS, Agent (ur British Colinnliiti, Midway, ll. MINERAL ACT 1896. Certificate of Improvements. H0OT03 QtlANITE AND HaNIKK MlNKIIAI. CLAIMS. Sltuato In the Osoyoos Mining Division ot Yale District. Whore locaicd:-In Camp McKinney. TAKK NOTICK Hint 1,11. II. Parkinson as agent, tor the (Jamp MoKlnnoy Minos Limited, nf Cninp Mclvituloy. froo minor's I'urtilh-jite Nn. 1G776.1. intond, sixty ilay.s from tlio ilatoheroof, toapply to tho Mining llbcor- dor for a cortlneatn of improvements, for lhc puvpjse nf obtaining a Crown grant of tho above i-laiins. Ami furthor take not ic; tlmt action, under scut ion 'At. must lie commcttood before the issuance of such eortillcate of improvements Dated this lit ll ilny of Air-nsi, 1S9!1. It. H.PARKINSON, Mineral Act 189. Certificate of Improvements. KOTIO-, Dominion, Faiuvikw, A. I). A. and Biack Hawk Minkiiai, Ci.ai.mb. Situate in the Osoyoos Mining Division of Yale District Where located : in Camp Fairview, TAKK NOTICE that I, Chaa. del). Groon. as agent, for the Dominion Coiisolidatcil Minos, Limited.free ininor'scertitleatc No. itjViJi'i intend, sixty .lays from Hie ilate hereof, In apply to the Mining Recorder for a Certificate of Improvements, for lhe puriHiso of obtaining a Crown Grant of the above claims. Anil further take notice that notion under .section 37 must bo commenced before tho issuance of such Certlflcato of Improvements. Dated Ihis20th day of October, 1899. CIIAS. DKll.GRKKN. Mineral Act, 1896. Certificate of Improvements. NOTICE. TIIK British Columbia .Southern Hallway Company will apply to the Parliament of ('nwinjuii Its noxt Session for no Act authorising tlie Company to comploto at any tine be- fire Uie pud ur IhoyaiU' VM. its western suction asdesoribod in ihe Acl of tlie said I'luiiumeut JG0-0I Viotpfla, Chapter Ml and a branch lino frntn n point mi its main line at or near the forks of Michel Creek Ihence by way of Michel Creek to Marlon ''reck, and for nther purposes. Hy order of the Hoard, II. CAMPBELL OSWALD, Secretary, Montreal, 17th November, l&W. An Ideal Rosidenee Town. Buy a residence site whilst there is plenty of choice. Pure air and water, beautiful scenic surroundings, skilled resident physician, excellent school- ust the place for families. Try it. For Pricks and Terms Apply to THE MIDWAY CO., LTD. Notto*. Buiurye Kkaction Minkk.ii. Claim. Situate In Osoyoos Mining Division of Yale Districl. Where Located:-On Kruger Mountain. TAKK NOTICE Uml I.CIins. lie Blols Oroon, ji-j ngont fnr John 0. Fisher, freo miner's cortiflcato No. I871ISA. (lenrgu A. Hncrol, free minor's cortlflcntfl No. 18727a, nnd for win. K. Keller, free miners eortillcate Nro.H57Ltt. intcnil. sixty ilnys from Iho date hereof, to apply lo Ihe Mining Recorder for a certiiicate of Improvomonts, for the poi-ponc of ohtaining a Crown grnntof tho abovoclaiin. And fiirther take notice that, action, under ect ion 117. must be commenced before 'lie isnu flltoo of such eertitlcate of improvemen s. Hated this aotli dny cf October, MUD. CIIAS. null. GltKKN. MNERAL ACT, 1896. Certificate of Improvements Notloe Balmoral Minkhal Claim. Situate In the Osoyoos Mining Division of Yale District. Where located: Camp McKinney. TAKK NOTICK that I, It. H. Parkinson as agent for William Small, freo miner's cerlillcate No. a SMI, Intend, sixty dnys from the date horeof, lo applv to tho Mining Recorder for a certiiicate of Improve- incuts for the purpose of obtaining a Crown Orant of the above claim. And further take notice that action, under section 37. must be commenced beforo the Issuance of .-.uch Cortitientc of Improvements. Dated this 28th day of November, I81HI. RICHARD H. PARKINSON P. I,. S. Rossland, Greenwood. THE BEALEY INVESTMENT AND TRUST CO. LIMITED LIABILITY Real Estate and Mining Brokers. FINANCIAL AND INSURANCE AGENI5 Fire Insurance a Specialty. aE\taZ!_TcuyT?ae* MINERAL ACT, 1896. Oertiflcnte of Improvement*. linuijN Mountain, Ruck and amrku Minkiiai. I'i.aimh. Situate In the Osoyoos Mining Division of Yale District. Where locaied ; In Green Mountain camp, Keremeos creek. TAKK NOT (OK that I,Oha«,deBIo> Qreon, acting us Hgeni fur David lllack free miner's cerlilleale Sn. iM'Xl, .lames lllack. free miner's ccrtltlcate No. iill7JUI,Alfrcd Woodcraft free miner's eertilicjile No. nj*lifl7, ami P. C. McArthur, free tulner'si-crtlHcnie N0.19287A, Intend,sixty divn from Ibe date hereof, lo apply to the Mining Rooordorfor a CertIlloiiU- of Improvement*, (ur thu purpuHu nf obtuining a Crown tJrant nf the above claims. And further take notice tlmt action, under section :i7, must be commenced before the issuance of such Cerlillcate of Improvements I hiteil this an bdiiy it January. I DUO. CHAS. null ORKKN. We Print On good pape| || and in the J approved styj LETTER HEADSI HILL HEADS NOTE HEADS ENVELOPES STATEMENTS POSTERS BUSINESS CARD; CALLING CARDS BLANK FORMS | of arty kind Wi BILL OF SALE $M forms for Mineral ClaJiKJ m SURVEYORS' |«ffl A ffidavit forms fcr i'i-: §g| Notes, etc., etc. m ^ &$, A Trial Order Solicited. ■I ' Bob Hall's Stage Line (Carrying Her Majesty's Mails) • Meets the steamer Aberdeen at Pentcton on Mo days, Wednesdays and Saturdays. Passengers l and from Pairview, Osoyoos and Oroville, Wash delivered in quick time, and by comfortabl conveyance. Livery, Feed and Penticton, B. C. Sale Stables .. R, 8, MALL; Proq. Subscribe for —bote act, .see.— I Certificate of Improvement**. ktotiou Tiik Mradow I.aiik Mivfiial Claim. Sltuato In the Kettle Hiver Mlnlni; Ii.v. ,■ n or Yale District. Where lucnted:- In Skylark Camp, lying southerly of nnd adjoining the Skylark mineral claim. TAKK NOTICK Ilmi I. StUsoxx J„fnh U Plant, froo nilnor oertlfioatd N'<>. nfliu, it inypulf nnd nit Agotli Inr It. I.. KutliT. tree miner rnrtltluatu Nn. i.vUl i, Jaiiie" McNicol, froe miner oortlfloate Nn. 10373a, nnd William Graham McMvnn, fm- minor cei__»te No. ntWJI, Intend, tttxty dnys from Iho rime hon-nf, to upply to lho Hilling Uooorder fnr a tvrtill vale nf Imnrnvi'lncntx, tor the parpou nf obtaining a Crown Qrn.nl of thr uiii)vi- rlaiin. .Vnd furilii'i- inki' notlou thai .notion, undor BOOtlon 117. iimi-i he i imoncod li.-fo,-*- tbo ISBuanoo uf Hiu-h tvi'tiilriiti'iif Improvements, Dated thin "th day nf November, ism. NEL80N JOSKPH La 1'l.ANT wr Wi A 1)1)11 KHH g TKe/\d^ m ar\ce, MIDWAY, H n^mm&w*tttt^ MINERAL ACT 1896. CertSicate of Improves ATotioo. Tin: liiuiTiii,MK. ash Mniii.uu y, Cuius, Sltitatn in tlio Osuynns Mining I):-.. Ynlo dislrict. Where limited i Cninp Fairvlew. T-VKKxoTina thn I iu- agent for II -oiivrr ft* lend, -iv i 1, T. illi apply to iho Mining I: -iter fm '' lui|iro\t<iu,.i,L.., for tin; pn 1 »>■■• fro,.,. Uu- .l.i ' .gl! liter for .- . tor the purjHi-i I ii Crown Umnl of the abov ,1ml (nrllier t.iki- notloo Unit in neellou .'17. mil-l In eoiullieiiee.! ib-.n,mi f -iieht'erliih-nteol Impm < ll.'ileil Ihi- l.'.lhihii of Novenilier, 1-1" Grei THE MICE m The pioneer newspaper io the Bonndary distric Only $2.00 a Year. MINERAL ACT, 1896. Certiiicate of Improvement*** WOTIOB. Caliko"inia .Minkiiai, Claim. Situate In tho Osoyoos Mining IMvision or Ynle Dlstriot. Where located : Kruger Mountain. TAKK NOTICK lhat I. Chaa. ilell!ol» ilrnn a- agent fnr Ileniumln Aiider-nn free minerrt eertltleate Nu. HA71'-. intend olxt'ydnys fnun ilie dale hereof, lo apply lo the Milling Rooordorfor a oortlfictito of improvement.-, for Die purpose of obtaining a Crown Orant of the jitinvo claim, And further (like nutlee that notion, under seetion J!7. inii-l be eommunceil before tbo i-Kiiiiiire of mieb eertiltcate of improvement*. I lateil lliin 14th day of March, iimi. CHAH. imHUUS OniCK.V. MINERAL ACT 1896. Certificate of Improvement*, NOTIOB. Ooi,i» Boo ,Mi\KiiAt, Claim. Situate in lho Osoyoos Mining Division of Yale District. Where Locatod: Cami: Falrvlow. TAKKNUTICKlhal I, Chan. Im Uinta tlm-" in- agonl fnr Qoorgo Sbooban, free minor - eerlilieaio No. u;'i71M), intond. sixty dn)- from tho dalo hereof, to upply In the Mil,. 'foeorder for ji. terllllejite if Iniprovelnenls i tho purpoao ol obtaining a I'nmn Grant of tie nliove claim. And inrllti i take nulieo Ihal notion, unild Hiiellon 117. musl be eommonoud before III issuance of-nioh Ocrliflcato of IinproveinenlM Haled IhlinAlhduy of January ,|A.JI. Intnl. CHAH. DkH. (IKKKN. Spokane Falls ..& Northern, Nelson & Fort Sheppard, - - AND -- Red Mountain Railways. The only all-rail route, with out change of cars, between Spokane, Rossland /X and_Nelson2 . ^ .^gSJT DAILY TRAINS, ClOINd NORTH. ClOINfl HOUTH. 12i4l a. ii MAItCUS I2illn.m. Train leaving Marcus at 12:11 n. in. nmkiw close connections at, Spokane with trains for nil Pacific Coast Points. Olnse connections at Ni-lson with stcatnliottts for Ktislo and ull Kootenay Iiiike points. I'jissi'iigers for Keltic River nnd liimndary Ol'euk connect, at Marcus Willi stiitfe daily. St. A. JTAOXXimCtX, o, p, _r, a - 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 x 125 For terms and all other informatioi a pply to W. H. NORRIS, or A. MEGRAW, Midway, B. C. Camp McKinney, B.C. W. H. WEBB, »a^ Practical -_s* WAGON AND CARRIAGE BUILDER. Midway, B. C. Repairing OF A Lii KINDS Promptly and Neatly Executed. jy CARRIAGE PAINTING A SPECIALTY. LEE CHUNG LAUNDRY. MIDWAY, B. C WASHINGS OAIXED FO" A>" DELIVERED.
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