T A 1 T XIV, No. MIDWAY, BRITISH COLUMBIA, MONDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1900. $2.00 per Year. fcliBOD. PISTKB' SOLICITOB. BTC. aw***!""*0"-B-c> _, NOTABY POBMC, fjTATBi ,k*NC1AI*AUKNT IN'^ min.no broker y,B_^^™ H.C.BIUW. lallett&Shaw LlSTESS, SOLICITORS, tHAWf* .."llilXl"-' __»_»_ , IMtonlMcSjUl'.*'"1"** N«l*. lalkats. ,B.r. [UT^LAND,WAY ^ IV PCB1.IC CCHTOBS WW*** eO-.-IIMIIOKAOBII. , «.tn.. »»-^-j?t_r,__t Zmttta* ttt«*h*r |iril-»n<««to ll . SIMMONS, DENTIST, Block, Greenwood. I'honr Bfl. V. A 9. Closing Out At Cost For Cash MeMeMe Me Me,le Me Me Me Me Me Me Me Me 7fyintnin/initftn,m, tinininini' Dry Goods, Clothing Gents' Furnishings Heavy Mining Shoes ■ _hlTfi_Jfii_^___^_^«^f_l*ii*lMlft^At^fe Tr/nrg, tf tftrf ff tf ff tf tf if tf tf ff MIDWAY TRADING CO.. LTD. J. R. JACOBS, MANAGER. A HINTING ACCIDENT PR<>V'NC,AL N™*. Joseph K. Fawcett Killed Near'A Kaml?°Ps Minep Meets with a DOMINION NOTES. The Grand Forks. FELL AND BROKE HIS NECK Oot l.nst in the Hills and Slipped on nn Icy Hillside Death Was Instantaneous. Serious Accicknt. Live Deer for Rngland Explosion on the Silver King Bold Daylight Robbery. Dunlop Tire Company Trouble. in nr. IKERBY, A. (.Can.Soo. C. _ IciAL Land Surveyor AND IVIL CNGINKKR. I, lillKKHWIWD. RICKARDS* CO., Ujeal Etstate find Insurance. THKKT. * Hotel Spokane, j V^'^ Seventh ^/\y^\^Xmy*^f n\r*^r*ess^e~\ midwav. n.<> St. - Hidway L. E. SALTER, PROPRIETOR. a_____________ A new building, well furnished. Everything new ami first-class. Only the choicest Wines. Liquors and Cigars kept in slock. I leadquarters and Commercial Men. Minim ' SMITH, TONMMM. ABTWT. Lclxrn 8b»vc. mr Cnt. «« *gm »mnao. tall »t 'Iw ahove «"**Hor- iliiiiinl awl(nMiM. ntKKT. • MIDWAY. B. C. W. 1ULHYMPLK FAIRVIEW. B. C. i of M-Mlrinr*. MtnMlia*ll( A ir-rtalty. CHEEK HOTEL . HOt'TH Of HOCK CRRCIt hOOmaaAmAmah. FAIRVIEW - HOTEL Commercial and Mining men should put up at the Fairview Hotel when in camp. GOOD ACCOMMODATION. EVERYTHING EXCELLENT Qeo J. SKeekar* - - - Proprietor most distressing accident under very extraordinary circumstances oc stirred on Sunday ol la-t week on Oe- dar creek', when Joseph K. Pawcetl losl his lift- while mn deer hunting, It appeara, as nearly ai the circumstances u:iii he learned, thai Mark P. John, .Wis. Larsen and Mr. Sueksmlth, j all nf Grand Forks, started out on Friday to Hunt, deer in Ihe neighborhood of Cedar creek, Arriving al iln . cabins at ibe foul nf Bonanza mountain they f'.iiml Joseph Fawcett anil his brother Tliniinis, both nf whom were strangers, iu possession, Permission in eamp In lhe cabin with the Fawn-Ma was asked aud Cheerfully given. The next morning, Saturday, the entire parly started oul to bunt deer, pari nf ihe crowd going up Bonanza mounlain and lhe rest up the creek, wtoib- Joe Fawcett went across the creek aud up on ihe side of Pathfinder mountain. When the party gathered at night all were there hm Joe Fiw- ceil. Nothing ft'i-thought of bis absence fm- a while, bul shortly his bpolhei' became worried and went out- Bide and tired a gun to guide the lost man to camp. II" s.,id he had beard shots mi tlie lull and was afraid his brother was lost. Mr. Larsen also flred Into the air several limes, bill asnn response was received Mr. John and Thomas Fawcett took « lantern and Started jiii'ii-** tin- creuk lo search for Joe, Before they had gone far Ihey found the way bo blocked wilh full* n limher and sno« lhat It waa impossible io search lint hei thai night. At intervals all through the night shots were Bred hy tbe parly but no response was received. Finally lhe ,•1 tire party started oul the next uiorn- -; Ui hunl Joe. After searching day no traces were found |of the missing man, bul a place was Found where had killed and dressed a deer, Tbi It is likely that before Christmas two i ilie companies .vill Nanaimo, A Canadian Soldier's family In hard Luck--Dominion Bank Bills Recovered. The Kjisln ,t Sloi'im Railroad was on | Thursday of last week seized at Nelson in distraint, and traffic tot it hrlel spin" lied up. tn compel payment of timber dues, whioh bad beeu refused by the company. Thiii y-uvn miners, quarantined In a hoarding house al Extension, Nanaimo, broke out one afternoon. Dr. Fagan, accompanied ny provincial constables, proceeded ni once lo the scene to restore order and have the men put back I iu quarantine, Wm. Bryant, niphl watchman on Ihe Ivanhoe mine, Sandon, was in- Btanlly killed liy a fall of rock while superintending tin* re.tiniheriug of old workings, An Inquest has been deemed un necessary, No blame is attached to Ihe Minnesota conipnny. Hy a vote of live to nne, Victoria properly owners decided to give « bonus of $1.1,(1*111 a year for 20 years. and other privileges, lo a conipany to build a railway and ferry to connect Victoria with Liverpool, the present terminus of the (ireat Northern Hallway in British Columbia, Several more cases of smallpox have been discovered al Nanaimo and tin sufferers removed lo the isolation hos- piial. There are consequently few jiiiti-vaccinatois left al 'Nanaimo, whilst tbe doctors are kepi busy Inoculating hundreds of applicants for vaccination. A puiliriiluily bold burglary took place at New Westminster recently] A limn went into III Wind be r— ACOOHMODITI1* roa Guam. [GOOD stabling sell" i KlshliwoB Kettle River. Jf BAS. H. BUSH, MM BLACKSMITH *999»999***********************m*i;>-e**Aji Midway Meat Market - j K. A. MATTHES, Proprietor. j At thl* establishment customers c*_n get choicest cuts BEEP, MUTTON. POHK and VEAL. of HORSE SHOCING I PECIM.TY. tf work •KMHtttd .■aui.u.. of to Jtrltcorutor ou Thereuiro Meats axe always frwh and iwoel for ilinin f to-day TELEPHONE 311- tHoprumi"*"* Call and gel a good join p. O. 8CX 25. m ib er was taken inin camp nnd all fell cei tain of finding Fawcett there ahead of lliem. He had nol returned, however, and the next uiorning the seach waa resumed with the added assistance of Mr. Riohards whu bad come up the night before. A short distance up the creek the body of tlie Inst mar. was found. He bud apparently fallen to a sitting position and then in raising to his feet had Hipped and turned over end for> end, striking his bead and seeliiingl; breaking his neck. His body was rigid when found. with the exception of the neck which was very flexible, thus giving rise to the supposition of tbe neck being broken. The dead man was brought to town on Tuesday and waa interred on Wednesday, no ijiguesi. being deemed necessary. *-•-« Accident at the Nickel Plate. Hickey. a miner employed al taken by a di'/.- 8 I '/.iness In the shafI and mis Instantly ij, '— loBoonn a eonseoilence. It seems ' ____L mm | enceil miner worked in varum duly __ j- hotel and, making Ins way tn the Iiil, decamped wilb a large sum. The police were notified in keep a lookout for htm. It|No trace cuuid,'However, be found oi tlie man. The H. ('. Express Company's siagi thai reached Asbcroft on the27ih nit., I brought die lasl gold brick forthe season from the Caribou Hydraulic j mine j near Qnesnel Forks, The value of the brick was$1)3,000, iniikingiiiot.il for llu- season of $353,000, This is n splendid showing for one properly The latest shipmenls t" England fnun liiiiish Columbia are nntumg less than seven live deer, which were recently captured at Murray Coiner, up the Fraser Valley. None of them very far removed from the fawn - nnd not having had the di light* .f roaming tbe wilds air stage ful experience ntuiaiiiuiiled for a lengthy period, are bHkii g iheir confinement very philo sopbiea lv. Tbey are to be shipped easl over the C. P. H. An explosion which startled many pi'op'e in Nelson early illg Of lasl Week oil ucr About 3,11 pound King mine. The amount of coal imported into raised at Montreal this season, from Cape Bit- !on,was7'3,628ton8,bronghl bySB4trlps of ilu- vessels engaged ii) the trade, Tbis is 221,486 tons less than last season. The steamer St. Olaf, coasting between Quebec and Esquimaux Point, in the lower Bt, Lawrence, has lieen wrecked off Seven IslaudB and all on hoard perished—nineteen of the crew and seven passengers. Mayor Payment Is anxious that Ot* lawa should have as an ornament • ■ City Hall square one (rf the Boei puna capl ured at Paardeburg on February 27, i In- pom-pom (or Vickers-MaximJ captured from Oronje preferred, A Winnipeg dispatch says tbat Mr. Greenway, formerly Premier of Manitoba, while in conversation "'it i an Intimate friend rei -ntlv, intim ibi . intention of i :n i z from publ life and deeming In- I me to husincf Capt. Barker, ol 0 Company, Fir . Canadian Contingent to South Afrii. wlio figured prominently in the lb. I; nf Sunnysid' an P i ml who ivas often - den-Powell's ci declined the '11" . According to •■ d ireal, ihe propos. lacrosse team '• ci rdially nn rtaim nieeling in Athletic Asbocii Ink" it under c A movement wa\ employe- and Canadian Pi to united repi's ii lent classes of r, I the estahlishmen stead of a monili tbe systems, 1". H. Balnea,n ai bin oh of il-.' Domiui " io. u i. was i '■■"■'I in IS ft bat ii.-, tbe on* i i •'•' ' lids circulated i Wind Irom Napanee. Tlu di n-h slum ing they biv ■ . ■ mi-* in wiili water, possibly through lieirg buried, Mr. Baines says no one was ever connected witl the bank wilh lhe name 9. Q.H Z -, wbich appears on .1. il. Carnegie, M PP., of In-i:'- poinl farm, on Balsam l-ike, tin'., did nol gn hunting tins i'h I, Iml bu ; he Uker ihe notion he need nol hnve ! firiher than bis own haruyatsl ,, I thai suni' early fall torn sn-, etiines hall d ■/.< ji d»ei'havi fei'ing with i.ij cattle, and ai . i l.o ui is isolated, and Ihe dogs ire kiyl housed, deer grew so time that ii would have ] een quite easy to capture Ilie L'uiceful animals alive. They are n Friday in rn- still located on the stock farm, whicl il ai the So tr affords thorn ample shelter, 1«?' I mi... r...n-|y0r the late Private Roland lie and frame building being The fain John the Nickel Plate, was tineas In the shaft ane cut topu'ccsjis a consequence. hn Hickey, wbo is an experi f ihis camp, having ^ miiie~, came on lasl login at llo'clook. .lust upon luiuiite were In d oul ci d in snine manner ex ; The building left wuh he ll wa- wiped rigid oul of Fortunately there was In lhe building or vicinity at lhe lime hurl iibe tbawe ploded. powder, sight. Le Coiitier. 'if Qunbi c, a menu che flrst contingent, vhowaskilli i fjdiing from a train mi ills way to , .- Town to embark for Canada, have been nnlifud bv lhe Ocean Accident dial"i , ',, , . i i-i'iiuratmii, Limited, li [TY BAKERY, Wm. St. Quintin, Prop. I'LAIN AND KANCY M, PAITHT, MKEt, ITC Kverythins ICIfatoliuw. <tMtftft>f»tf»tft* -t-H-H ***************** ******** ***999*9t******0*******t********************:> **■'*>*** -i i' -, HOTEL. Winter with time by Un its com aib I snow lust orelock and be piepared. Ladies' Jackets and il not suited in direct from the manu' after having lrifl at the 800- ac- IH KEYE8, Prop. AcconimoiUtion. Bet* Liquor* and Cigar*. Flnt-UlMMHUbllng, ^?M8TR0NQ B.C V**** Fall is with us and approaching. So take ^^^^^^^^^ We have imported the latest styles in and Wraps at prices to sun everybody, sizes we will order from our samples tory at almost cost prices. A large a*l selected stock of Pall and W^ gs Qoods has arrived, comprising suitings in Sell Uilo.s, and the latest in Checks. Blisters am terns. Full assortment ol Ladies, Heavy Wool Underwear. to buy yot.r-PUM bf ore the penetrating 1 ' " \\ innb.il an.I * O ne) :t o'i lock thi* niorniii prepared to blast on a t loot level, lbe del eased With two Other a upon the cage In Ihe een* iif the shuti and hoist, Tbeir pill- o the siirfaie for sup lhe work gs were clearing bhisiing. On the „ iheiniini'iiiai.'i i|)(1 ,;„.„,,„.,, Corporation, of ihe explosion! ( L()lldoD) Kngland. that the policy ,„l no on-was nun, i'i.,,,,!,! bv ih to the men of the flwt 0l ftho I est daylight holdups contingent does no. ^JJ^Jt , 1,1k nlace in Vancouver oc policy being only paid In c i of deal L tint ever toon place in ■ i t my or fn i u i,„. ,1 iv morn UK, whin A. while eiigag'i wiui i» i enrred Wednesdn) t""""'^; _ Ru !,_„,.,„,„, f(,i; „,.|10ih bamlBOrboth W. Draper, Crepons, I Misses' an leautiful pal J Children's miners, go iml compartment rang the signal to l„,se was logo per while f the smoke lay morning, manager for Turner, !'"■'■ ,v„s relieved of llli money of tlie lo.s of both fi ^^^^ eyes. aluahlea-a gold WaU-haiidover; V]| .u,(im, wl|i,.h prom|,e "■"'"' stiii-bocnlv contested when a lien jumnei^ ,.,,,„|;. ,,y ,llpisau„ I and ^^^^^ J100, Drapci'w is coming down siieel to his offii ^^^^ be way up John Hickey ing, suddenly let go of his grip am I'Jickw'anl. Iiis lompauioi ali for him, but il was loo truck the sirt was iiislanlly cul to pie ^^B—DH__B D.LELftQL vour We have We also are Wateh Maker. COPPER 8T GREENWOOD B.C. -0- Vmt TW|, WtMy -*,„,,,,, ;',0,,,r' nttleate lo 4. !)*t^^^^____j*i*^ accents lor and Collars, h us, and on hand, Now is the time cold of winter catches you. Overcoats, Caps, Cloves and Mlttek on. of the largest manufacturers ol h. '< •<> * you can order your Fur Jnckcts, Ctoaks Cape ne Muffs, Gloves, and even thm- in the lu. luu ihu u be sure to get quality as ordered. Full assortment of Men's Winter Underwear Shoes, Groceries, Hardware and Miner,' Supplies HAIN & CO., General Merchants|« POSTOFFICE STORE, MIDWAY deceased _D__^_^_^_^_H ,,.,tii lhc side and lii his body wa Burfivce in tl"' „lber fell down I ■vheie Ihu reuiaius were picked up ^^^^^ wil bout w-ii'ii- I fell inde a late, The nf (be shaft be- netlially conveyed to Oie lucending cege. Tlie il,,. liimfoot level, al'lciwai'ds His companionss warning, and Di Bimiuionedtn the scei loldent, «'»s "f ■late o lie ace I here was in' Kenning, «'li" wai .,.,1,.,.1,1'lheuufortti opinion tin He In Id J ,ilil-Ted or lie w i,lulled I0ft« fatal dden result pet du the victim Ktiecii of dizziness wilh the lailed above. ^M^^k Last night was ihe first turn of duty formed by the deceased, lie i* have lmd a brnlhet' in Ihi , was winking us ji nipper It the|I ^"^ it in tie prohabl In day. Ill ll'OUl I ellilld I tree. olver ui each hand .ind bold up his hands Draper eomplii d and lhe mli- it ilnoiigh bis poi k ns. if Kamloops,a miner Mines, mil wiili .. eriousiiccii' ' * — ' of lasl we. k bole and tilled it wil when he was Mime other ims in.iy have gut dining his absence he approached the get 10 make ready plndiil, pre* uiibii n,is J the _C_-^^*^ known tu e imp win Rol, Whether he is ciiy is as yd unknown ihnt an Inquest wil ti re Dm __~ ^—I**'™ she bet' wen Prank Mitchell winking nt Extension idciit on Monday uiorning j lie lmd drilled a shut' 111 blasting powder, led away lo attend lo duly. II is possible that lliered in lhe hole : at all events when hole wiili Ids char- for the sboi, thn lunge I'xpinoiii, pi .--numbly from the light in his cap, Igniting lhe gn*-, and | hm led the unfortunate miner to ibe ground, When examined ii was foul d bad sustained soveie luiiids, face and of iron as I hii k us li n driven four or ol lb pany. lo the Can 11 p II still pre! lbe It held he H charger burns about body, and lilt a pie broom handle, had hue ii\e Inches Into Iiis hip, infliction » very painful and serious wound, lie is now under neat ment at Nanaimo llo'pilal. wjis started veil a writ on beh iif ■ Dunlop Pneumatic Tire com- of London, Kng. The defendants are Senator Ueorge A. Cox, Edward (iiirney, K. H. Hickninn, bun is. icrs. all of Toronto; Warren V. Soper, .ni Ottawa capitalist -. the Dunlop Tire Co., Limited, of Canada, id ilm American Dunlop Tire Gump . The cl um asks for damagi a lo ih imonii of 1250,000 for alleged breach ol tract, also foi au injunction ami the appointment of n reoeivi ud iau Tire Co, The plain owned oi controlled both he lanauiai uinl American luisiness of tl roiiiojinies. /Vfi"i' su Ihey sold on ,',, ll i and the United States Mi'ssi*. I'm- Super, with tin pi ".'isioi the contract tlm i lie t lie sent out of \i"i wus also to I i pane to win Si I! out. ll is II . ib it the coin'' . • jui- jIuiI the tires bftvi ll I rn!ia. , noi nott II ..." pis ntiff d. ,. ■■» -i rr ■>i i urn i'i. ■ '-w m m .la, il 'iii i'?M ■ li JOHN WITHELL Pkoi-biktcik C. M. 0R0U8E Masaukk Publlnhwl weekly at Mlilwny, R C. Sutisij'iptiiiii Prloe, 12.00 por annum, payalilo in advance, ollhur yi-nrly or half-yearly at the option of Ilie milinuribor. Ail vortlmiia Hun h nont on application. MONDAY. DECEMBER 10. IWO, Let 'er go Galliher I The Dominion parliamentary tree may be complete in all its branches, but (or the next few years it must of necessity be without Foley-aRe. We are on the last lap of the 19th century, and all the world should endeavor lo pay Ihe printer before the sun sets on the last, day of the last month of the last year of the dying century.—New Denver Ledge. The Ronsland Record issued its last number Friday evening, its demise being caused hy lack of patronage. According tn ils last statement the members nf labor unions used their influewe against it because it criticised Noun' of ihe actions of unions and labor leaders. The Christmas number of the B. C. Mining Record is to hand. It contains ll2piig'-.-i of Interesting and instructive reading matter, mostly pertaining to the mining industry, and is profusely illustrated with half tone engravings of the principal cities, towns and mines in tbe Province. Perhaps the French may learn a lesson in international courtesy when iheir iuisiness interests have heen ae* vi rely crippled. According to a recent dispatoh from Paris it is beginning to lie known in France ihat the exports tji Great Btitaln, which is France's greal l customer in the whole world, havi fallen ntC I'i per cent since the anti-British campaign began. MININQ NOTES. It is reported that A. Lapointe and the other owners of the Great Dane group in the Si. Mary's country have received an olfer of $50,000 fur the properly 'nun the representatives of an English syndicate, The claims are tho Greal liJine, Fisher and While Star, four miles over the Sawyer puss ii. leSl. Mu y's river, KiistKooieoay, aud are said io he among the most promising propositions in lbe district Sawyer Bros., formerly of Midwuy, are heavily interested in the properli-s. A big sliike hns been made ul the 260-foot lim'l oi) ihe Crown Silver, Deadwood camp, lhe southeast crosscut having run into a solid body of magnetic iron, currying good gold and copper values. The ore was encountered Ho feet from the working shaft, and the whole face of tho drift is in ore. Tlie ore is similar in character and cannot be distinguished from that taken from the lower levels in Ihe Mother l^nle. The Crown Silver is one of lhe properties owned by the Montreal Bonndary Creek Mining Oompany, The affairs of the Winnipeg Company are causing some speculation among holders of Boundary mining slock. It appears, however, that if the company is re-organized and thoroughly tested along lines suggested by Superintendent N. F, Tregear, that. Ihe mine may turn out well. The management has every faith in the future of tb' pioperty if given a show, and looks to ihe stockholders for -up- port on the reorganization scheme submitted at a recent meeting, lt is believed that the Ave cents in assessments will yield enough lo make thc Winnipeg a mine. The shareholders are to meet on December 1st to con firm the action taken at the extraordinary general meet ing held on November 10, at which certain resolutions were passed placing Ihe company in voluntary liquidation, appointing a liipiid-itoi- and In reorganize the concern, In the interim Richard Plewmau, secretary ut the old company, is in charge of lhe mi ue us olllciul liijoi dutor. Another of the hig Deadwood camp properties is to hi developed and placed on a shipping basis by a strong company. The control of tho Western Copper Company, limited, owning the Grey Hound mine, hnslteen secured by Mr. W. M. Price, president if the Standard Copper Company, and his associates, who will iiiuneiliately begin the development of the mine on a large si uie. There is a shaft, litfi feet deep and the vein has been traced for 1,800 feet by crosscuts, The ledge is 40(1 feel Aide— a typical Deadwood camp ledge—carrying (he same character "f ore us in the Mother Lode, bim- sii, Crown Silver, Marguerite and adjoining properties. The plant consists nf a hoist and boiler. The terms of the sale have not been announced, excepting the bare fact lhat Mr. Price aud his associates have secured control, A meeting of the company was held Jind the following ofticiirs elected: President, Andrew Laidlaw ; vice president, P, H. Oliver ; secretary treasurer, E, H. Maintain. Messrs. W. M, Price and H, C. Price are on the hoard of directors, As already stated, work will be started Immediately, With its immense showing nt ore, the Grey Hound itself, from the success al tending other Deadwood camp prop erties in ihe immediate vicinity, will furnish more than sufficient ore fnr the company's smelter nt Boundary Fulls until Its capacity is enlarged. The Liberal Candidate Successful Foley Gets Second Place. The postponed election for member of the Dominion Mouse of Commons for the constituency of Yale-Canlioo Kootenay took place on Thursday last, and resulted in the return ot W. A. Galliher, the Liberal candidate, by a majority ot about 200 over '.he Lal-or candidate, Foley, who waa almut 800 votes ahead of McKane, the Conservative candidate. Tlie result was by no means a surprise to local politicians, unless it lie the large vote polled hy Foley, as it was generally felt that the Government candidate had all the advantage. Local Liberals were particularly confident, and worked hard for their man, with the result that out of a total of 30 votes polled here 20 were received by Galliher, McKane getting 0 and Foley 4. Outside of a few prominent party men very little interest was manifested in Midway, as the exceedingly small vote polled plainly indicates. At the Provincial elections last June the total vote was 88. On the occasion of his visits here during the campaign Mr, Galliher made many friends, and proved himself a clever speaker and bu able politician. No doubt lbe interests of this riding will be quite safe in his hands. The exceedingly good showing made by Mr, Foley was a mai ter of surprise to many, and when it is considered that the campaign was conducted without eil her funds or systematic organization, the result is all the more remarkable, and demonstrates that in Kootenay and Boundary districts the Labor party will in future be a strong factor in politics. The party and ils candidate have every reason to feel satisfied with the showing made. Mr. McKane, the Conservative nominee, was fighting under great disadvantage. The short time between his selection ns candidate and the date of election made a canvass of so large a constituency impossible, and his party should feel indebted tn him for taking up the standard under *uch circumstances. As it was impossible up to the time of going to press to get the correct tiguiv8 for all I he :. Ir is, no attempt is made here to give More than the general result. MAXWELL WINS. Reports from Vancouver indicate that in the Burrard constituency Mr. Maxwell, the Government candidate, defeated Mr. Garden, Conservative, by a large majority, but complete returns hnve mil yet been received. LUU UUUUiufvi w. -— SOUTHERN BRITISH COLUMBIA, IKO0TENAY AND YALE.I The Chamber of Mines wauts thoroughly reliahle correspondents In every Camp in the districts of Easl and West Kootenay and Yale to whom reasonable compensation will be paid for their services, Correspondents will be expected to furnish the Chamber ot Mines with all development going on at the mines, the installation of machinery, shipments of ore and value, and generally such news ns will attract the attention of capitalists and cause them to investigate and invest. Applications to bo addressed to the CHAMBER OF MINES, Southern British Oolumhla, (Kootenay and Yale.) P. O. Box 578. Hossland, B.C. HEALTHFUL BAKINd POWDERS £__!&_& &k*&~ Bureau of Provincial Information iNOHDKIl that the Government niny bo in possession-of dollnllf information Willi which t» supply Ihore sookini- Investinonls ui this Province, I am Inslriictwl lo Invite pari •■• ulars from those who have nroperltus ftir sale. sntl who may feel dlHpnsci! In forward sueli particulars to this office for tti« purpose In question. In view of the proposed early ro-oi-KiuiUiitiiiii of tho Agent General's Oftli'e in London, Kiik- laud, the desirability nf having on fUa n lis " farms and other properties for sale, wilh full and neenrate details, Is obvious. Proportion submitted may Include firms and farm lawk Industrial or commercial concerns. Umber line Its, water powers, or other enterprises iittiinliiih' opportunities for lesillmale investment, It tsnot proposed lo recommend properties I" Intending Investor*, but tn afford lhc fullest lie oes« *n tho cln-S-itli'd lists ami all available in formation connected I herewith, and to plan- enquirers III communication with Ihe owners. Thc fullest particulars aro desired not only i if the properties themselves, but of the localitim in whicli thoy aro situated, and Ihe conditions afflecltn-f them. For this purpose primed Fchcdules will, upon ap-jlicalion, lie forwarded to those desirous of mating sales. 5p H. K. GO-WELL, Secret!.ry Bureau of Vrovlnciul Inforinatioii. Boundary Creek Licence District Application for Liquor Licence. NADEN-FLOOII BLOCK DhNIIM (IHKF.NWOOI). i jw??■_■_■_.cf- uuiri ^**r A**+aaMnoo************oo***mm * M meawrmaaAaa. ■_.. a_a«»w„_. ******* CANADIAN PACIFIC and Soo Line SHU continue lo operate First-Class Sleepers On all trains from Revelstoke & Kootenay Landing Also '1'ourist Oars -swing Dunmoro Juno- ll laily for Bt, Paul I Sntiii-iluys tor Hon- u-ealand Button ! Mnndaysand Thursday! 01 Toronto, Kaniu cars pass Revstotoko oao tlaj earlier. No trouble lo quotO rates nnd give you a pointer regardlog tho Barters trip yuu ooo- loinpli'le taking. Fall and Winter Sohedule now effective. Kor time bibles, raies and full Information call mi nrndilrtws A. K. MelTI.I.Y. Agonl. Midway, or B.J.OOTLB, W.K. ANDKIIKON A. II. P. A„ T. P. A. Vancouver, II. C. Kelson. B. 0, One Block West of Customs Office. % jj This is a first-class building, being hard % f$} finished throughout, The dining room (# fj $J) is run under the personal supervision (a # @ °'" M-"8* Crowell, and is suppliei | | | the best on the market. Choici {§} §_ ® of Wines, Liquors and (J I wiih ffi stock § _} @ ® bar- LarKe Stab ''Kars at ^ in emu "Hiiji The Patronage ef the Public is Solicited and Satisfaction Guaranteed. S. A. CROWELL, PROPRlEToj Try a Bottle of SYRUP OF WHITE PINF I •nd | TAR COMPOUND jj For that Cough of yours. I Christmas Numbers of r THE TORONTO GLOBE I are now on hand. x_m_x_x_xa_m__m___xmm_*__i_tim__x_b_bai timirwtwmmwmawwvwwmwvww. NOTICE Is hereby riven that Ihe nndernin. tinned have applied u, lhc Hoard of J.iccn- eiiiK Commissioners of ll.e Hoiiiularr Creek Licence district at their next ultling, fo.- ' The Oovernnient Report Shows But Two Sold in This Province. The report nf lbe Inland Revenue Department nn Ihe linking powders sold in Canada (fives but two cream nf tartar linking powders found on sale in the entire Provinces of Mitnltolm, British Coliiniliia and tbe Northwest Territories, viz., Dr. Price's and Royal. All linking powder? found oo sale, collected and analyzed, except these iwo, were made from alum, and are condemned as untie.ilthfnl. With regard tn these cream of tartar Inking powders, Ihe report says their wlioli'inineiii-ss may lie taken as well established. The use of cream of tar tar wit h bicarbonate of soda long antedates ihe commercial baking ponder. These ingredients act in a perfectly definite way, sn lhat the manufacturers nf Ihese powders are able to guarantee a mixture which contains no excess of either, and which is absolutely pure and healthful. It is quite otherwise, the repot t snys, with burnt alum, Owing to the difficult solubility of the alum, Ave per cent or more of it goes unchanged into I lie bread. The interaction of the alum and the soda is completed in the stomach of the consumer. A disturbance of gastric digestion is inevitable, and cannnl but prove harmful. Hence the Department considers the cream of tartar baking powders the only ones proper for use nr healthful, while it emphatically condemns alum and alum phosphate powders. The analyst lakes up and refutes the claim nf the alum pnwder maker* that the alum in their pnwder jb resolved in to a neutral substance when the bread is baked. The residuum the alum powders leave in tbe bread—composed, the analyst shows, largely of alum, a mineral poison—cannot be conceived, bo says, under cntitiuous use, to be without Injurious couseqtienci'8 upon Ihe stomach. .*-* . Boston Diction. Teacher (of English)—Michael, when i have tinished you may repeat, what I have uead in your own words. See the cow. Isn't, she a pretty cow? Can the cow run P Yes, the cow can run. Can she run ns fast as the horse 1 No, she cannot run as fast as the horse. Future Mayor (of Boston)—Git on lo decow. Ain't she a beaut? Kin de cow git a gait on hei ? Sure. Kin de cow hump it wid de horse? Nit—de cow ain't in it wid de horse, censes to soli lienors by retail en lie.' m-eisw^ named, beginning on thc Ist day nl Janunrj, 1801. Snid r.uxl silting* nl tlm linard win bo hold on Saturday, lath tlsy ot Pcceink"-, IMO, at 11 o'clock in the toreicjon. atthocotirtl.o.ih'j. Grand Forks, I!. C. John Albi, Commercial Hotel, Midway. I. A. DLV8MORK, 6r Chlif Lieem o Inspector. NOTICE OF FOHFEITUBE. ToC. A. Peterson, late of Kholt Creek in Vale district: Mir: Von ire herehy notified thnt we have expended $103.51) in labor and improvements upon the "Big Wind*-" Mlnernl Claim, situate in Providence Camp, in the Kettle itiver Mining Illusion of I'ale Dirtrtcl,in llrilisli Oolupt- nia. In order to hnld »ild claim under Ihe provisions of Section 24 of lhc Mineral Acl, such being thc amount required lo hold the said claim for the year ending April 5, Wil. And lf at the expiation of ninety Wl) dnys nf publication of Iliis notice you tail or refuse lo contribute yonr pruportton of the expendii unrequired under said section ill. together with all costs of aiivertis'.nf, your interest- in said Qlaim shall bbcoim vested in Ihe subscribers lyour co-owners) uuler Section I of lhc "Miner ul Act, Amendment Act, 1900." Dated at Midwav, B.C., this 10th day of December, 1LUI. BIOIILANn QtlKKN CONSOLIDATED M1VINO AND MI1.1.INII CO. C. L. Thomkt. Manager. Ore J. A. Unswohth, Secretary. | Unsworth, | Druggist, flidway. __t,__r,__t,Am__e,AA__t._m__9_m__h__t___tr__tr__ti__Pi____,__ti____i 'wmmKmmwm^^mmmmmmmmmmw \ C. F. COSTERTON VMINON II.C NOTARY PUBLIC. -_r—.-).- JPo_-«_- Thk Royal Insuranck Coy. The London and Lascahhikk Firk Insuranck Coy. Thk Insuranck Coy. op North America. Thr London and Canadian Fihk Insuranck Coy. Thr Sun Like Assuranch (.'oy ut Canada. Thk Dominion Buii.dino and Loan Association. Appraiser for the Canada Permanent Loan and Savinos Coy Applications for Certificates of Improvements. Notices advertised in this week's Advance are those of :— White Knight, Kroner Mountain, Peacock and Headlight, Kruger Mniiiilniii. Bin Hiik, (lamp Mc Kinney, Susie, Fairview. Dominion, (lamp Fairvlew, Ilorselly, Camp McKinney, St. John, Beaverton, Idaho and Washington, Beaver Creek cainp. Christmas Cakes. For a nice flavored Christmas Cake try $10 REWARD. THE abovo rewnrd will ho ulvcu lo any person irirlnK information thnt will lead lo tho recovery of a flea-hlltcn Kray inure, not hrnniicd. swelling on riichi hind hi? in fell.., k joint, which strayed or was stolon trom A. K. Ilorridiro's rantce, near Midway, nn nr hIkiiiI Nov. Bnd, 2lf A. V.. IIOKKIDUK, Midway, 11. C. Fresh Candy. A large assortment just received. Wm. St. Quintin. To Let. The Lancashire Hnuse, Midway. This Is a popular hotel, and is a good opening for a Hrst class hotel nmn. The furniture can be purchased reasonably, Possession given December 1st. For terms, etc., apply to The Midway Company, Ltd., Midway, H, fj, Midway Mall Service. Mails close for all pnints east, al 1-HO p, m. daily, nnd fnr all points west at 8 p. in., Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. Mails arrive from all points east, at 4:10p. in. daily, and from nil points west at, 2 p. m., Wednesdays, Fridays and Sundays, Money orders and Registration close SO minutes More above time, NOTICE. NOTICK Is hereby Klvon thai applieallnn will be made to lhc l«Kl*lalive Assembly oi tho Province nf Hriilsh Cnliim'iiant its next sesslun fur a l'rivale Mill to lueorpornic n (lorn ■mny to huild. Mulp, maintain and operate a ine nr lines of rallwiiv of standard wage from a Isiiui alur near I he jiiiiciHini.fi he Ciil.l Waier and Nicola Itivers. Ihence fullimiiiK theOolO Water river up stream about „ mile, ilmncc minimi? casterk throui?h a miliiml nnss from th« (old water lllver to tlie divide l.. lhe Wesl fork of the Otter lllver. thenee dnwn liu, Went rnrk i.f lhe Oiler Itiver tulbnnml,, Hver thonco lollowlnir the Otter Itiver io its lime ton wilh lho Tiillnmoen lllver lolllterKlnl thonco fnllowlii'? tho Tullaineon lllver down stream to ita junction Willi llicKlmllkameen Itiver nl nr near Princeton, or as mi alternative route tram the said junction nf lho Cold Waler and Nicola Itivers following the valley of lhe Nlcoa Itiver to Nicola lake, thuiieuulnni- the Houlli shore of tho said Nicola Ukn In Oii||. chcii.1 Oreek, Ihencj folliiwln-? the valley of Quilohena Crock to the divide uf One Mi or o.Tii'!!''11 Cr,'."-'k' th0",c'5,1"H" ""' v""">' of One Mile nr tlravcyard Creek lo Princeton a icluncti,,,,„f theTullan ,and BlmBtamion livers aforesaid, thenee rom I'lilieel" f, own,,* down the valloy of l|„.m|.| sl, llkaui, , liver loa point West nf Osoyojs li k "| ., ', in nn Kaslcrly direction lo tin, (is, JS i'". cross Ing lhe said river above OsnyiL 1„ l. ,' erty direction to the divide of Kock Creek "ience down ono of the Irihularles n.Un'Kei- tle Itlvorloihe valley nf lho Kiilllii ItiverIhcini, following tip Keltic Itiver down slri.it, |, ,;■ M',,'i!Mi,lrj''",,"'"'" "•'"» 3>" ™ Town 'reek nl','i',''.'',"i" V""'y ','' ,hc '">"«"" aald Cl i nf y ° ()r,"','"w"'"1' lll»l from lhe saw uu, of lireenwnisl In a Houlhinstorlr . rccliiin l„ lhe City of (Irand Forks '«",;,„ r PiliiiS WJaM_?S&*«SS: cntiir Into In ||, or Sh,.i '""""*'t *"* Mid rsilway, H|,»„i onto? S,JTrJni?n",PUlWith for all rights ZZ » in rlvllZ','i","lt"' ,""1 I" or iiioTdnnU 1 lo lho nre ,|','''* , "'"'s*!) luirpoaes. eiuuiises and for other Haled at Vaiicunvcr, H.C lhl. m.i , November, Hint,. ' J'' '"'* bub dny of ' Wilms tt HKNKUCIt The Riverside Hotel, Is situated at Kia-k Creek, B.C., or, Ibe main riuih l.eiween Penticton -md all Hiiiiiiili.ry tlreek [Htitit-,. place for M'.n|{is. ' ttitfl S|1 nn,. Good Fishing -:- Good Hunting -:- Bestof Aocommodaiioi ittanattmfqtt^qttrtrtnr: !:»('♦ It m* MM ••■'•iija R. MEYERHOFFS Carrying Her flajesty's Hails Will leave MIDWAY nn Tuesdays. Than>I days and Saturdays, at 8.30 a. m., :in'i\ :| CAMP MtKINNKVat 5 p. in. Returning will leave CAMP M< KIWI Sundays, Wednesday** and Fridays reaching MIDWAY at 1.30 p, m.,and nection with the train going cast at : u ti n ,ti in.ikiiii'ci Tha be«t of aooommodation for tha oonvanlenoo of the travailing public. R. MEYERH0FF, PROPRIliOR. iM«einura«mMa*iriiUiiUu«»^Ls: KMTAHI.I-illl'.l) 1*nm:i MAINLAND NURSERY C0MPA( COLUMEIAI LADNER'S. - BRITISH Our I; illSM Col Spkcui.ties—Varieties Profitable in «Trees Free from Pests. FKLIT AXD ORNAMENTAL TMKKS. PLANTS AND VIM Send for Free Catalogue. | F. Hikiih ■ 'ttiztti Lancashire House,! : : MIDWAY, B.C. : : ® The undersigned having taken thi* known and comfortable hotel invite; patronage of all old customers and the | generally. BEST BRANDS OF LIQUORS** < mt' [GAR Kiirniicf-lifHted nml comfortably fiirnislioil ruiiini*. FIRST CLASS MEALS WELL SERVED. Thos. D. Banbury, Proprietor. The Boundary MIDWAY, B.C.. Strictly FirsKlass Throughout, Excellent Accoim*"> OOOD ST-AJBI-Xlff^- targe Sample Room for Con* THOS. McAULEY, Propi*1 \m \tt.r .-. no ': hist wet k. ■nod, was Ll ims« IubIo«*« [mk poww „f Spokane, „„nvu ...-- (lf (Jreeowv™1 «"« "l"'ks,icuredahalfinUii- f thP Spokane union to-day. one of tlie |h, Dominion t!npiier „ |„ uiwii last week. ,,,„, Olasgow, Scotland. M .las. McNicol arrived ' ,,. ,„, thn 4th inst. Ht work making which IdllB pump Ooiumbia and of was in lin Itu-v, ' in wu (Carmi lit pi"1' f Mien at'1' In the -r fnr the k. Wnld superintendent |- Telephone { Week making some im* il„. local oflice. f Spokane, mining lhe flrst snpetlo- was in Uiwn on w,,„i on to Chesaw. mining engine**!-! was In k on hii way Ui Bodie Interested. He is (| „.vi..,rof the Mayflower. .|„,i ore buyer for the ,„„.,. Company'! smelter, L Saturday looking over ,,„ mining' properlies on ll nin. „f (iraiid ■'''nr,",' nf thp ||-.phoneCo„wMto town nv on husiness in cornier- ,,„npiin. "<' I"'1 f"f lb,, nn Thursday, „ Hi Fmbiy for Montreal •oiiiicrtcil with the Mid- nv. He will *P''n,l Christ- I parents at his old home. |)nl., and will I" 1-a.kalioiit |j., who has been spending „,nih* al Smoke Urns.' i Midway, left for Ilia home last week. His health was isl ny bis sojourn in our |lllle. fcer and Mias Freda K-iser 111, wen- married nn Mon- liliiit place, llev. H. .McKay |ili.. ceremony. TV happy ■day on a honeymoon niina ami on iheir return |lt Kholl. , iiiioii is completing the u.i lo lhe Carmi mine nu uk. (inin the point where it*nt led off. He will make |d for the getting out of ore for the new Standard lli.'iiiid.u y Falls. |i«ge look place at th» Kim- nie Presbyterian church, in Wednesday laat, of A. ml. iiccoiintiiiil of the IikmiI lln* Hunk of Montreal, and |la Wilson llirseh. The ceremony was pi-i-formed Anderson, and lleorge Si. id as liest man nnd Miss i A. Hirseh, sister of the liridesmaid. Mr. and Mrs. efi on the afternoon train |d, Ore,, on their honey- and will ret tirnal-out Christ* ienls throughout the Hound- y will he pleased to learn nf ge of S. T. Linen, of H1Krk well known and genial pro- lie Kivaraide Hotel, to Mrs. II. which inlerestinR event in lhe purlin• uf ihe Metro- Mel, New Westminster, on the presence of a few rela friends. The ceremony was by Kev. Mr. Vert, Presliy- lister, of ihat place, and Mr. Miss Tena McUregnr, iml sjsier of the bride, Mere and bridesmaid. Mr. and i ai-iived iu Midway on eninon's irain and Rpent the "Hb Mr, and Mra. J. E. Birly in the evening the ""id, accompanied by a mini "'"'Is of ihe lui,Ial couple, and proceeded to Mr.Ki-iglu- ,"1""'". where ihe band ren* "'tnbir of theirpiipnlar selee- purtook of refreshment! 11,1 «ine kindly provided by '••y. Mayor Haiti, in a proposed the bealili and If' ih, uf iln. newly married oouple, I1-. Rickards proposed a toast r11'. I'm b of which were "'"'I '<■. Afler a lii tie Hlllt- I more ■"'gathering dispersed, after P 'M'- »nd Mrs. Keightley for pitallty, and ottering twiner- pfHtulatlom, t0 Mr; „nd Mrs. Hie contracting pm-ties are I"' known in tbh district and "" wishes of a host of '"wli"hTliKAuvANijl*hearli- Notlce. ^Junmia a„«| Western Railway (j,";".;^,15""t.heP„I.lil,llleIll, next, seasion for an ".'_"*" 'ts bonding powetsin *,.,, f",..''"ilwily "ml branch S:?;w,,y »•th* >— Uteri I . '""l"''1' "f ■'» "ne* 'tin. 'r^ Point, extend- ed With the Boundary woumry. Hon. Richanl McBride, Provincial Minister of Mines, paid a visit, to the Boundary district Inst week, arriving at 0rami Forks nn Monday and Oreenwood -on Tueaday. At the former place the bon. gentleman was entertained at a public banquet on Monday night and the next ruing was shown over the Hranby Consolidated M. AS. Company's smelter. At Oreenwood on Tnosday afternoon he was wailed upon by several ineinliers of the legal profession who urged upon him Ihe inadequacy of existing arrangements for the transaction of the Supreme and County Court business of the dislrict, These matters were hi-ought tothe attention of Hon. J. H. Turner when he visited Oreen wood seveinl week* ago, but it was thought advisable to lake advantage of the pretence of another member nf the Government to impress upon bim personally lhe Importance of al once making further provi-ion for lhe in creasing legal business of tbe district. Ill lhe evening a numerous and inllu enl ial gathering look place at the Oreenwood Club under the auspices of the Board of Trade. The pwsl* dent. Mr. 0. Scott Oalloway, men Honed several much-needed public winks, among Ihem roads lo outlying mining camps, ihat. it. was felt the district has a fair claim upon tbe Govern* ment to carry It out, Other speak***-! followed, dealing Wilh various iiiiitieiB to which the attention bt (he Govern ment was requested. In reply Mr. Mc Bride expressed his sense of the growing importance of iln- districl aud the reasniialilciiess of most of ils deiuanils upon the Government. Personally he was ipiiie io sympathy with them in their requests, bin he was not authorized to commit ihe Oovernnient to the various expenditures asked for. He would, however, have pleasure when he returned to Victoria, in submiuing Iheir requests to the Oovernnient, ami he sincerely trusted that tbe result would In- favorable, anil ibal I hev would thereafter recognize that the pis-w-nt administration bad dealt liber ally wilb the districl. An hour or so was spent socially and a very couliai though informal web w was extended to Mr. McBride by those presrni. Next morning a vb.it was paid to lbe Mmher Lode mine, where Mr. F. Kef fer, general manager for the British Columbia Copper company, shown! the Minis! f Mine* through lhe mine. The big ibowiogt of ore a I lhe •it) and ;>»»fiHi| levels interested lhe visitor very lunch, as did also the large air toiiipressor and hoisting engine now Wing added lo the power e<|iii|e m»ii*. of the mine. Afler looking a' the planl at Work on lhe Snn-et, Mr. McHiidc proceeded lo the British Cnl uiiibia Clipper company's sioelur nenr Oreenwood, where the superintendent, Mr. Paul Johnson, arcoiiipuni sl bun over the works, explaining the uses of the Various portions of ihe plant and machine! y. The Standard Pyrltlc company's smelter al Boundary Falls was next visited, and here the managing director, Mr. Andrew Laidlaw, showed Mr. McBride a similar courts-ay. In the evening a complimentary banquet, arranged for by the Board ol Trade, was tendered to Mr. McBride at the Hotel Armstrong, Greenwood. After the good things provided had received due attention a list of toasts waa gone through, and the proceedings were eftllvened hv several songs. "Auld Lang Syne" and "God Save the Queen ' closed a very pleasant evening. On Thursday morning Mr. McBride visited the Old Ironsides and Knob Hill mines at Phoenix, and in the afternoon went out on the train en route lo Itobson and lbe coast. niner Loses an Eye. An accident occurred nt the Knob Hill mine last Tuesday at 5 a.m. by which Thomas Devein will probably bis,, nt least one eye. Wilh two others be was mucking, when he sl ruck a small piece of powder, probably UU* exploded In the bottom of a hole. By the explosion bis eyes were seriously Injured, though bis two companions escaped, He was litmiedia'ely attended by the company's surgeon, Dr, Boucher, and everything possible done for him. Procrastination is the thief of time. Do not put off until to-morrow what you can do to-day. Now that times are improving throughout the Boundary Country in general, and in Midway in particular, the number of lot sales is daily increasing, and not only will the prices soon go up, but the most desirable locations will be disposed of. Invest now and show your good judgment. For prices and terms apply to THE MIDWAY COMPANY, Ltd. *■■* • LlXrn VJ^*-*»-o*mi i Mh\^\j. Furniture, Carpets, Linoleums. ************ FUNERAL DIRECTORS and EMBALMERS. Large Stock. Low Prices. ************ T. M. €3fTTI_I__Q-_r Ss CO., COPPER STREET. GREENWOOD. 3>0-0O06$0COett THE ***** &*$ &&Z&&&Z SSS *m-A The Central Hotel | Uth St., Midway, B. C. pilONEER HOTEL fo /Mr Oreenwood, Boundary Creek, B. C. ju. We have opened the above hutel at Greenwood and j/h are prepared to welcome guests and provide good accom- j/\\ modation. Good catering. First-class Livery Stable. l^M^MI'J^MiM'AM.M^ J. W. NELSON, PROPRIETOR. *****999999***9**9'99**99*999tmi$M99*9ei*eiii***** * * fo ft * I The Travellers Insurance Co.,, .___a__bA__*__t_h__b__b___i______ti__\i _^_*0* ww 9 999mmmW'^w'* - This is a new three-storey hi tel, comfortably furnished throughout! .__ ■-._._. <%.___. A__t,_th__tf _r _t_.__.. ~.'wv wtwmwwwtmw w-m-* * The nearest house to the Railway Station. The most convenient hotel for railway travellers. The best of accommodation in every respect. m**-i99t*tlX99tr*w S. DAHL, Proprietor. w I w\ ito w I >to $ ito I .... Of Hartford. Conn. 1 * Tmnnnnnr t Jl Chartered 180U. « Stock Lift* and ' I Accident I ns urn nee. | l88tJKS the heal life insurance ! ASSETS. * I. fnntracli in lh<- world, No . . * 9 ,. ■ , . iii January ist, 1897, «1< ^ nisappnintinent 11* to dividenda, ' j20 jiSj.si X * Rvi-rything ituaranteed in ad* ' $ * vance. Premium rate* 15 l^n 26 | LIABILITIES, .. 17,920,360.29 | $ percent leas than thnsi* of ultl I iuj" Mnin.ii companies, i I * The TruVellet8 Combination Accident Policy guarantees foraccidental a» jj under ordiiiary condition SURPLUS .... 2,976,424-36 * xll i J i,i xl, % Heath Iloiicfit .... ?■'""' Lon of Right Hand 9, Um of Sight ol Both Ryes ,000 Loss of Ug at or abovo KnM . 2. * _ Lonof Both Foot or Both Hand) S.0M Uws of Left Hand . . . 1.'-" J S Loss of One Hand and Ono Koot S.O00 Loss of Either flool ,;. * $ Pornianont Total DisabUty 2600 boss of sight of Ono lye . * '*- * Liinits of Weekly Indemnity $1,300. J 9 fo [ 55 AND. If such Injuries are sustained while riding us a |«ssMgcr in gx T MIDWAY SAWMILL Lequime & Powers, Proprietors. Manufacturers of all kinds of ROUGH AND DRESSED LUMBER LATH and SHINGLES, SASHES and DOORS Band Sawingand Job Work done to order Telephone No. ia. Telephone orders receive prompt attention. » any passenger conveyance using steam cahle, or electricity ji- a * J motive power the amount t<> he paid shall be DOUBLE the sum ^ 1 specified in the ulause under which the claim in made, * ex ® * Cost $52 a year to Professional and Business % * Men.and Commercial Travelers. S Other sums at proportionate rates -. __-_--. . * I AGBNT FOR SOUTHERN BRITISH COLUMBIA, MIDWAY B, 0. ♦ {»♦♦♦♦♦ ♦♦♦♦ai»»»i»J»«*8«!«i€li5«C«!«i«t«€«t»*»»»«»*>»*^ Midway Horse Pasture, T. M. GRAVES. Prop. Pack ar\d Saddle Horses for Sale. If you have lost a taorso, send me tin* brand uud if is in the country it will be found. TERMS FOR PASTURING $3,00 I'Klt MONTH. Single horaeadellvnred in Midway, $6.00 per month, Two or more, delivered in Midway, each W per month. "a nl. iu •"niiliilii "f Ita i'"lw"V«. and auii,,,,.!.,!,,, mn rn,', m, , * «uthdHntn« It „.B,,,",' '"'"n<'*»™ from,«,y „ -xi'iiedi,,,, in „, 0M iilL,:..ln'en«th'"W«««.m niuxx^'^hthetlovx^ „ , '''jm for other purposo,. MAM1'HELL OSWALD, Secretary, lhe Talk of the Town. The talk of lhe day in Mnntrenl is llii* opening of th« inagniliui'iil new liiilhltng erected nn tbe l»»l »it« nf the principal atreet by thi- Family Hemld andWeekly Star. The Family Herald's roiitenipoiiii'ies are paying il the hiiili em. compliments, The new huilding l« snid 10 lie the llnest newspaper liullding In the world. Thii i, saying » goml deal for Canada. The Family Herald and Weekly Sur haa made gigantic sl rides. m. Tho Aihelsian fulfllli'd last Saturday Ita coutraet In ship 1,000 tons of nre I" ihe Trail sitteller, Ore shipment! will for a whili* ba anipended, but it* turned so fnun hb the ore bodies al lhe 100 fool levol are blocked ou». ^-jpppnrfnxinnrtTTTTir THE MIDWAY NEWS DEPOT THOMAS WALKER, Proprietor. 9 Candies Canned Goods Biscuits @ Seventh Street, Midway jUUUUtJUAJUJUJ--^^' All tho best brands of Cigars and Tobaccos kept constantly on hand. Latent shades and patterns of Wall Paper now In stock. __ BUSINESS LOCALS. HOT ('.HICKKN SUPPER al Oro- well's hoiel nn Wednesday evening at. 12 o'clock sharp for iln- onn- veiileuce of thnae at'endlng the ball, at the usual price of fit) cents ptir head. FRLL5 HOTEL.. The hotel is centrally Incnted * Good (lahlng In tin „1 is i-lnity Ava-iety of the choi SITUATKl) AT THOS. WAKE PROPRIETOR* stopping place for mm »■>« Umnl aiabllng. t the bar i&ZZ***$&*$ $$$ $$$ ^^ &&% I 4TR. WELLS :f § k H;is (.[u'lii'il up a W I Livery and Feed Stable $ fo 1 w T h, the premises formerly occupied by \\( fo ■ ~~ " ill fo «»T.nh:lay & -gg^^^^JE: M _. 'mwmmtim-*- * J Sr,via1 attention trivin lu all kimls nf trmsl.-r work. ^ /j\ A rj» will inert all trains. W Jjy The Palrnna,^' o\ llm VtUif '" solieiie.l. W fo Rates moderate. \j) %999 999 999 9999999999999$ Is prepared to fill all orders for Job Print- inn at lowest rales consistent with C'ood 1 ADVANCE 1 Virtftf A xmw The Pioneer Newspaper of the Boundary District-only $2.00 per year. won Certificate of Improvements. Vottoe. Si'aiE MistHAL Claim. Situate In Osoyoos Mining Dlvlilon of Yale Dlitrlct. Where Loe*Ud:-At Fairvlew. TARE NOTICE thai I, Charloa ilu Bloln Omen, aa agent for Oeorgo A, fiuuss, tree miner', eertitlcate Nu. BfflMO, Intond, aitty day. from the date hereof, to apply to the Mining Recorder for a certificate ot Improvements, for th. purpoae o( obtaining a Crown grant of the abore claim. And further take notloe that action, under section 37, niuht bc commenced beforo the issuance of such certlflcat. of Improvements. Dated this 1Mb day rf August, 1900. 17o CHAS. nitB. OREEN. MINERAL ACT 1896. Certificate of Improvements. BTo*b_e*. Dominion Minkhal Claim. Situate in tha Oaoyoos Mining Dlvlilon of Yalo district. Whan located :-Camp Falrvlow. J-AKK VOTICE that I, Chas. do B. Oroon as agont for the Domlalon Oonmilidati.il lues Co., (too miner's certificate No. h:K<SjjS), Intend, sixty days from the date heroof. to apply to the Mining Recorder for a ('crlitkate of Improvement*, for the purpose of obtaining a Crown Urant of the above clnim. And further take notice that action, under Miction 37, must bc commenced before the issuance of such Cortiflcato of Impro- ements. Dated thl. 30th day of September, 1000. 23c CHAS. DEB. OKKKN. MinewdAct 1896. Certificate of Improvements. Certlflcate of improvement-*. NOTIOB Bin Bio Minkkai, Claim. Situate ln the Kettle River Mining Division ot Yalo District. Where loeaied : - Camp McKinney. TAKK NOTICE that I, W. II. Norris, for myself, free miner's cortiflcato No. 118113, and as agent for A. Megraw, freo miner's certi- tloatc No. 08863, anil Mrs. I. M. Macdonald, froo miner's corlillcatc No. I12W01,Intend,sixtydays from tho date horeof, toapply to the Mining Ite- corder for a certificate of Improvements, for the purpwe of obtaining a Crown grant of the above claim. And furthes take notice that action, undor section 37, must bo commenced before thc issuance of such cortiflcato of lmprovomoiits. Dated this i»lh day of August, 1900. 18c W. H. NORRIS. MINERAL ACT, 1896. Certificate of Improvements. NOTIOB. WHITE KNIGHT MINERAL CLAIM. Sltuato In the Osoyoos Mining Division of Yale District. Where located : On Kruger Mountain. TAKE NOI ICE that I, Chas. deBlois On-en, acting as ngonl for Frank H. Wol- Inston, free miner's cirllflcaie No. 2S883, intend, sixty djiys from thc date hereof, to apply to tho Mining Recorder for a Cortlfloato or Improvements, for tho purpose ot obtaining a Crown Urant of the above claim. I And further take notice that aotion, under [soction 37. must be oommeneod before lho issuance of such Certiiicate of Improvements. Dated this 12th day it June, 1900. I 7o CHAS. di.B. UREEN. finininf mm ft ff ft if StA_t BeautifuUy situated al tae eoahnee af Boundary Creek -and Kettle ft*, in thc Kettle River Mi Peacock and Headlight Mineral Claims. Situate ln tho Osoyooi Mining Division or Yale Dlstriet. Whero loeated: On Kruger Mountain. TAKE NOTICE that I, Charles deBlois Green, as agent, for William Keller, free miner's certlflcate No. B57OT, and for Oeoiyo Engel, free miner's eerlitleato No. B5838, Intend, sixty days from tho date hereof, to apply to tho Mining Reoordor for a Certiiicate of Improvements, for the purpose of obtaining a Crown Orant of the abovo claims. And further tako notice that action undor seotloii37muKt be oommeneod before tho issuance of suoh Certificate of Improvements. Dated this 17th day of July, 1900. 13c CHAS. DEB. OREEN. MINERAL ACT, 1896. Certincate of Improvements. Votlo* St, .Iohn Mineral Claim. Sltuat* tn the Kettlo River Mining Division or Yale District. Where loeated: About seven miles above Beaverton on the west side of Beaver ereek. TAKE NOTICE that I, Korbes M. Kerby, as j agent for Elmore Collier, free miner's cor-, tihVate N'o. H2M13, John O. Thompson, froe minor's eortillcate No. iiMCM, and waller Stirling, free minor's certificate No. iittGOI. intend, sixty days from tho date horeof, to apply to the Mining Recorder for a Certlflcate of improvements forthe purpose of obtaining a Crown Grant of tho above claim. And further take notice that action, under soction 37, must be commenced before the issuance of such Certificate of Improvements. Datod this 10th day of November, 1800. Co FORBES M. KERBY'. MINERAL ACT, 1896. Certificate of Improvements. NOTIOB. Horsefly Mineral Claim. Situate In the Osoyoos Mining Division of Yale Dlstriet. Where located: Camp Hedley. TAKE NOTICE lhat I, Chns. deBlols Ureen, as agent for F. H. VVollneuin, free miner's certificate No. B28,8tB, and C. II. Arundell, free mincr'scettilicaleNo. B28.825,Inteiul, sixty days from the dato horoof, lo apply to the Mining Recordor for a Cerllflealo of Improvements, for the purpose of obtaining a ('rown Urant of the above claim. And further take notice that action, under section 37. must he commenced before Lhe issuance nf such Certlflcate of Improvements. Dated this 1th day of November. 1900. 2o CHAS. deBLOIS GREEN. ti, ff. H fi ff ff tf mL4 ff ff ff ft fi ft ft It If _-.i_y.i__.lt ILL BEThe most imp°rtant railway town ,n r g Division' The Western Terminal and Divisional point of the Columbia & Western Railway. and Manufacturing centre of the Kettle River and H,mnd The The The The to Republic, Meyers Creek, Palmer Mountain and Wholesale Supply Creek Districts. distributing point for Upper Kettle River, West Fork and Camp McKi mining camps. nearest Railway town Northern Washington mining camps. leading residence town in the country supply and favorable sanitary conditions. Business, residence ^Jgjjg!L!^^JLl0^-gice8 and °* tmi tefm8 . SEND FOR MAI'S, PRICKS AND FULL PARTICULARS TO : imiev with an excellent climate, water THE MIDWAY CO., Ltd. ~*t *t vi* vt f,Me Me M, _» Me Me y.e Me Me Me Me MeMe go!^M&&^&&&& i!«!«^«!5^-i!j^J^i&5lS ^^H^H!«:>!>V!*.^ , M. WOVENDEN, Secretary, 30 St. John Sti-eet, .Montreal, P. Q, M. CHOUSE. Agent for Hritinh Coliiniliia, MilllViiy, ||. (• s^iWK'SS'&S W. H. WEBB, •*■___ Practical MINERAL ACT, 1896, Certificate of Improvements. iroTibii, Idaho and Wahiiinotox Mineral Cuius. Sltuato In tht Kittle River Mining Dlvlilon or Yale Dlstriet Where loeated: Beaver Creek Camp. TAKK NOTICK that I, Fortius M. Kerby. as ntjciit fnr ah. Boundary and Hoarerton MiniiiK Co., Limited, non minem ccrtltt-jate No. moiml lliil.ilit y, free intend sixty dayH from tho date hereof, to apply to the Minion He- corderfor a certiiicate of Improreinentfi, for the purpose of obtaining a Crown Urant of the abovo claim. And further lake notice that action, under section 37, must be commenced bofore the issuance of such certlfioate ot improvements. Dated this 29th day of November, 19(10. 7c FOIIHES M. KKItllY. WAGON ID GARRIAGE BUILDER. Midway, B. C. Bepaipiug OF ALL KINDS Promptly and Neatly Executed. f^' CARRIAGE PAINTING A SPECIALTY. Buy a residence site whilst there is plenty of choice. Pure air and water, beautiful scenic surroundings, skilled resident physician, excellent school-just the place for families. Try it. For Prices and Terms Apply to THE MIDWAY CO., LTD R. H. PARKINSON, Provincial Land Surveyor, \U/. Architect and ____ Civil Engineer... Financial, I^enl Estate, Insurance and Mining Ageqt. eHWI'ABY PUB_,IC.<W» I- airviow TowiiBito A-Rimt. R. H. PARKINSON, FAIHVIEW, V. c. Correspondence Solicited. LEE CHUNG LAUNDRY. MIDWAY, B. C WASHINGS CALLED FOR AND DELIVERED. mharkomm tod mmmOm. St. Lake's Home... A Private Hospital and Nurses' Home. Oppem-limer St.. Vancouver. MfdicHl,Si.rgirat and Midwifery r»»'i received. Ti-rniH :— Private Kuoins, $15per week; lied* in Ward*, $111 per week. Nursed **nt. into tin- country at the iisiuil charges, telegrams receiving liimetliate nltenliiitl. All applications to he made to 81STKR FRANCES. Subscribe for THE ADVANCE **A_r The pioneer newspaper in the Bonndary distriet Only $2.00 a Year. -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 FIT. PBICES For terms and all other information apply to W. H. NORRIS, or A. MEGRAW, Midway, B. C Camp McKinney, B. C Spokane Falsi!*! Railway Ca ] Nelson & Ft. h Kailway Co. Red Mouotaii Ram way Co The only all mil rontrlm all points I'.nsl, Wm-jK-ji tO KoKnIiiIhI, r|<>* ui Intermediate ->..inu-,--u Ini; nt Mpoknne nitlifttt Northern, \mtliern PwiA O. K. 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Title | The Advance |
Publisher | Midway : [publisher not identified] |
Date Issued | 1900-12-10 |
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Language | English |
Notes | Title changes in chronological order: The Advance (1898-1902) ; The Midway Dispatch (1902-1904) |
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BC Historical Newspapers |
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Date Available | 2016-02-02 |
Provider | Vancouver : University of British Columbia Library |
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DOI | 10.14288/1.0347885 |
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