U.-L-1 y THE ADVANCE .-a. Vol. XV, No. 26. MIDWAY, BRITISH COLUMBIA, MONDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1901, $2.00 per Year. J* V. MoLBOD, BAHM8TBR, SOMOITOB, ETC. GRMMWOOD, 11, C. u NICHOLSON, '■' —: Notary Public, REAL E8TATB, FINANCIAL AGKNT AND MININU BROKER. Camp MoKinnky, B.C, ..IMrUIAOTT. H.O.SHAW, Hallett & Shaw BARRISTERS, SOLICITORS, NottrlM Public. Cable Addro«H 1 "nAUBTT." Cuims i Ilo'dford McNeill's, Moreing & Neiil'n, LuilierA. tSRBBNWOOD,Il.e. JAS* SUTHERLAND, , . , MIDWAY.B.C. .NOTARY POUI.1C, O08TOM8 IIHOKI.It, COMMISSION AOKNT. Customs entrlM parad. Mineral Aot and Land Aot papers drawn up. Affidavit! taken. Abstracts made. Communications by mall or telephone promptly attended to, DR. SIMMONS, DENTIST, Ki !ndeu. Block, Greenwood, Phone DO, V. ft K. p M. KERBY, A. M. Can. Soc. C. E. Provincial Land Surveyor AS I) CIVIL ENGINEER. Midwav anu SbUkWoop, \\j B. RICKARDS & CO., lijeal Estate and Insurance. KIKTII .STItKKT. MIUWAY. II.0 3ERT SMITH, Tonsorial Artist, Fur* flMUc.laiiK Hhnvu. Hulr Cut, Hun Fnnni ur Hlmnitwi), cull at. tho nbnxo parlor. lUi-om I.imi"l mul ground. firm sritKKT, • • • MIUWAY. n. c, W. DALRYMPLE •Mnwal BUkok-smlUt FAIRVIEW, B, 0. All Kinds of Repairing. Horseshoeing. A specialty. BOCK GREEK HOTEL . . . MOUTH OK ROCK CIIKKK *_ X*hAOmmaeXm.±iKh*. XAatw- FlBST-CUSS ACCOMMODATION koh Guitsm GOOD STABLING W Kxrallort fishing on Kottlo Illvor.jp* Sacrifice Sale . . W{^f»jfvj?5i«^^'^!»^fv;5^;cvj<^;«j??p^r{?s!»*i? titbit to 9 ih 'P 9 9 ik tf ft 9 9 § f 9 9 f y.'. 'p 9 9 Our large stock of DRY GOODS, CLOTHING and GENTS' FURNISHINGS must be reduced at once. While they last we Intend to give the best values in these lines ever offered to the people of Midway. A call will convince you, 9 St, 'p life si, 'P tl'. 'P y.'. ff $$ 'IV Si, 'p IV. 'p iii, 'p Alt. *'t. '■luii^ii.^xi y.aii. *'i.y.*.*'.t.y.ii'.t,''.ti'.'j'r y.u',^i'' *ii *■'* ii' f'f <l» tf 'f -f, ti,tftf'f ff tf tf tf tf oil ff ff fit ti, i,, tf The Midway Trading Company, Ltd. THE GRANBY COMPANY. Unfair Criticism Challengeil-Tlie Facte Stated-Summary of the Company's Mining and Smelt* ing Operations. y-^./K^sss'- \ Hotel Spokane, Y~~*C Seventh St. - nt<lw«y. ^~~°1 L. E. SALTER, PROPRIETOR. A new building, well furnished, Everything new and first-class. Only thc choicest Wines, Liquors ) and Cigars kept in stock. Headquarters for Mining and Commercial Men. JAS. H. BUSH, GENERAL BLACKSMITH HORSE SHOEING A SPECIALTY. All kinds of work executed to the satisfaction of customers. ***.« -—— THE _____ J "1/IONEER HOTEL L fo Greenwood, Boundary Creek, B. C. *%&£■ S^^ft^S'M^S^ft^'S^'^M^ ™ We have opened the above hotel at Greenwootl and are prepared to welcome guests and provide good accom- ijA modation. Good catering. First-class Livery Stable, J. W. NELSON, PROPRIETOR. CITY BAKERY, Wm. St. Quintin, Prop. PLAIN AND FANCY BREAD, PASTRY, CAKES, ETC. Kvorythlnn Fimt-oliiHH. ^UtbBt-MMt, B__cl.-v-.3r- ARMSTRONG HOTEL. H. KEYES, Prop/ Guild Accommodation, Best Liquors and Cigars. First-Clans Stabling, ARMSTRONG B.C. L r^****Z**********4****(^) D._j_yj_L Practical Watcli Hiker. coppTnn pt GREENWOOD B.C. Good Tool-, Plenty Miterlal, •»<> Jo yttri experience ta do I work correctly. , . , ®*ssg«______t__i(I) Seasonable Goods AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES, Down to actual cost, 20 pep eent less than formerly Having a large stock of Summer Goods on hand, and wishing to dispose of the same, we have made the above reduction, bringing ihese goods down to actual cost. Fancy Ginghams, for Shirt Waists ; Fancy Zephyrs and Clianibrays, striped and checkered ; White Muslins, Fancy and Plain Outing Flannels, Organdies, and numerous other seasonable goods lor Ladies' and Children's wear. Ladies' and Children's Straw Mats at greatly re duced prices. Only a few lefl, as they sell fast at our prices. Clothing for Men and Hoys to be sold at a sacrifice, so don't miss the opportunity, Bicycle Muse and Sweaters. Shoes in Tall and Hlack, CO Suit all tastes, The Grocery Department is stocked with a full •line of goods sold at small margin for cash, Pros pectors Hardware and Shelf Ware for Builders, HAIN & CO., General Merchants POSTOFFICE STORE, MIDWAY. Hmni* ntlvoMB criticism relative to lhe Granby Company having lately appeared in Ooaet newspapers E. .laeiilis, nf (ireenwood, has sunt the following communication In reply thereto :--On l2ih in«t. yotl re-piibllsh- rd part of hii article Which first appeared in the August numbel' uf the Canadian Milling Review, Ottawa, seriously reflecting upon the Granby Consolidated, Smelting & Power Company, Ltd. As one whose particular business it is, In my capacity uf special correspondent in the Boundary district Tor several influential newspapers nuii mining journals, in keep well informed respecting its mining and smelting industries, 1 may he permitted in iniike some imminent thereon, the more so since on 3rd inst., sonic days before yon published the roattef under notice, Mr, S, II. 0. Miner, president of the Granby Obmpanyi in granting tny request for a talk with bim respecting it, told ine that the directors nf the company were treating the article with tlie contempt they con. siderid, frnm its nature, deserved. In taking up ibis mutter I am more concerned aliintl lhe elfect this criticism, which, 1 think I shall show is not Warranted by the fact of ihe case, may have upon the mining industry of the district the interests of which I bave for more then four years in my bumble way striven to promote, than up.,n lbe Granby company, which is well able to take its own part whenever ils liiainigenielil shall think it necessary to do so. The. Granby company's milling and smelting Industries being by far the largest in the district, I it seems lo mo inadvisable thai .judg ment shall be permitted in gn against I it, nnd through it against tbe dislrict, by default. Perhaps the simplest nay fur tne to ! endeavor to show lite Granhy company I in what I think tn lie a fairer light will j be io take seriatim ihesiatements—or, rather, niisstnirinanls, as most of llhi'lii appear tn me—In which I take exception and make some comment on l hem successively as I gn. I will premise, though, by stating Unit Mr. I Miner assured me most, positively that every statement reflecting on the Granhy conipany in the article under notice ib "absolutely false." I have selected the following nllega linn, iipnn whicli I comment asunder:— (J) "Coiisid.ritl.li. interest i* aroused in British Columbia by the announce* menttbiit the Granby smeltet people contemplate an Increase in tbeir capi* til raising it frnui fifteen million tn twenty million dollars and those who are best able to judge consider the proposal a farcical one in view nf the past history nf the oompany." As to lhe "considerable interest." I have nnly to remark I had not heard any mention at all made nf the mul ter In the Boundary dislrict prior to the publication of the Review's criticism, nor had I seen any reference made to it in any of the l'l'iivlneiiil newspapers thai came under my notice, Mr, Miner's reply to my enquiry as to the truth or untruth of the statement alleging a a proposed Increase nf capital was i "We never even t bought of raising I lie capital of the company above ils present amount of $15,()00,lJ(K>. Why should we when we have one fourth of the capital stock Intact in the treasury available for lbe advancement of the company's interests should occasion arise?" (2) "It is au undoubted fact that the present capitalization of $16,1(10,000 is ennrmtiiislv in excess of the value of the pioperty." In this connection I remark that Ihe shareholders of the four companies lhat combined do not the best position to judge" state most seem lo have thought so since Ihey I plainly that operations are returning ratified lhe scheme of consolidation, I profits, Ihus directly contradicting the I am informed that they received, pn rain, lliree fourths of tbe new slock and that none was offered for sale to the public, (11) "It is a well known fact that tlie total expenditure in cash hoih for purchase and development nf all 111 suggestion'thaithey "are lieing carried on at a positive loss," (fl) "It Is * * * culpable oil the part nf the directors of the Granby company In wilhold Important Ihfnr* mat ion without Which it is impossible to estimate tlie value of the stock properties in Ihedranliysmcltergrniip, j they are apparently bent on increas- including the smelter itself, does tint j ing anil whiili in any ease they me exceed one million dollars and when in the early months nf this year the representatives of this company, ,Mr. .1, P, Graves and Mr. A. L White, weie in offering the public as a attractive investment." Mr. Miner's statements to me applicable to these strict ores may he summed up thus I—(a) Shareholders New York negotiating for the sale of | have heen given all the information tlie property, or at any rate exchanging our purlers with the Amalgamated Copper Company having that niner! in view, tlie lalterconlil no! he Induced in give as much as two million dollais for the property." To this I reply thai I have definite assurance that tlie cash expended to date on the company's properties is about $1,600,000, This does not represent their value, though, for a consideralile proportion of the original consideration for the mineral claims was in stock, whilst a large and valuable tract, of land, situate near Grand Forks, was received as a smelter bonus or subsidy without any cash therefore, further, that the (own nf Phoenix is partly on the company's mineral claims, adding very largely lo their surface value. As to the alleged attempts to sell, Mr. Miner assured ine that the directors had not tried to sell the property ! on the contrary tbey bad declined offers, which they had fully satisfied themselves were bona fide and hacked by the necessary cap! till, for the purchase of the property at much higher figures than the $2,000,* 000 inentintied. (4) "No authoritative rtatement bus yet been given as to the average value per ton nf me treated although the smelter has been in operation since last year. Repealed applications have been made to tbe coinpaiiy by shareholders for this information bin it has been refused fol motives of policy." Mr. Miner staled to tne lhat no shareholder had been refused information that, he was reasonably entitled to. Statements of receipts and expenditures had been submitted to general meetings of shareholdeiswheri ever required by Iheprnvisionsgoverning thu conduct nl the financial affairs uf the several companies now consolidated. When presiding over general in.', tings he bad on several occasions stated to shareholders present that the ore was yielding a profit, but just what that profit was the directors were not yet prepared to make public In adopting this attitude at the present stage of Iheir undertaking the directors considered Ibey were conserving the best interests of the company and were only doing the same as other manufacturing concerns which do not divulge details of the cost of production, (5) "if, nf is correctly believed hy these in the best, position to judge, the average gross value of the ure treated dues not exceed Hve dollars, it is doubtful if operation's are not being carried on at a positive loss." Perhaps lhe most effective reply to this is contained in the following excerpt from a circular, daied August 12, sent to shareholders with their stock In (he tbey are entitled to, (u) The directu have not even thought of Increasing the stock, (c) They are Hot ottering anv stock to the public. I desire to add that, not only in ilie Boundary dislrict, hut When at Boss* land and Nelsnn lately, lhe simple mention that the Canadian Alining Review bad attacked Ilie Granhy com* puny promptly elicited replies, remarkable in their unanimity, in effect that that journal is notorious fnr Its general hostility towards llrilisli Columbia mining enterprises. Al the iUk uf making an unreason* able demand un your space I ask your permission to here briefly summarize the history and work uf the Granhy Consolidated Mining, Smelting k Power Company, Ltd., which lias a capital of $16,000,000 ill 1,600,000 $10 shares, Tlie consolidation embraced four incorporated companies, viz., tlie Old Ironsides Mining Company, Ltd., capital $1,000,1X10 ; the Knob Ilill Gold Mining ('nnipany. Ltd., capital $1,600,- iKKijthi Granby Consolidated Mining and Smelling Company, Ltd., capital $900,000, and thu Grey Kagle Gold Mining Company, Ltd., capital $1,600,000. I'he mineral claims owned liy these companies are situate i.i Greenwood camp and all adjoin. They are lhe Old Ironsides Knob Hill, Victoria, Fourth uf July, Phoenix, Aetna, Grey Kagle, Banner, Tip Tup and Triangle, these constituting, so far as known, the biggest copper mining proposition in tlie Boundary and probably in the ornvince. Fut Some time prior lu the consolidation they were jointly worked under the one general management. The Old Ironsides ar.d Knoh Ilill coin* panics did a large amount nf develop* ment in their respective mines, nnd have been at work with scarcely any intermission fur about five years, The first Granby company whicli was nf more recent organization, worked lho Victoria and built and operated the smelter nt Grand Forks, these reduction works being thoroughly modern and most effective antl successful in (heir results. Prellmii ni"s having been arranged during the latter half of 1900, the consolidation Was consummated curly in the current year, since then there lias been a gradual enlarge* ment of operations. In the development of the Old trim* sides, Knnli Ilill, Victoria and Gray Eagle mines 2,2j">II lineal feet nf sinking and raising and lll.lKKl feet nf crosscul ting and di ift ing— together nenrlj two and a half miles iu length of winkings have been dune. There has also been about half as inurli work again dotii' in very large raises imd drifts which, although in new enunlry. lias been counted as stuping, not ns [level* new Consolidated Company : "Instead I nptnent. Tlie deepest shaft is down of striving to pay dividends before^400 feet and the diamond drill has your property was fully developed, it lias been the desire of your directors, and to tliis end every effort has been made, to equip ami put the properties and plant in a thorough condition fn earn and pay the dividends regularly. We have been spending nearly $2btl,lU) in new extra equipment during I lie present summer, which will more lhan double our present output and profits. All of Ibis sum we are taking nut of the ground, nol having advanced one dollar for (he past year lo dn ihis work." It would seem that "those in BOUNDARY ORE SHIPMENTS. The tonnage of ore shipped by the mines (if the Boundary District during Oct. to 23rd, so far as ascertained, i.s a.s under : TON'S Old Ironsides and Knob Mill group., 16,500 Mother Lode ,, 6,422 B. C 2,505 Sunset ,...., 50 Winnipeg 1 100 King Solomon 440 Snowshoe. 330 No. /, ..,.,, ,.,..,,,,,. i 120 Tolal,.,,,,,., ,,,,.,.,.. 26,557 Shipments during 1900 totalled 97,741 tons, and during the current year to September 30, 27.1,196 tons, making, with October shipments, an aggregate of 395,494 tons. proVed tbe occurrence of ore down to a depth of 81X1 feet. Large surface quarries have been opened in ore which is known to extend about 8,000 feet oil the company's ground ami in have a widlh nf 3IKI to 400 feet. As now opened the deepest face of ore In the quarries is about iXI feet but n cut is now being run inin the hill that will eventually give an open face uf more than 200 feel in maximum depth. Tbe railway cars will shorlly be run Into the quarries and be tliere filled with ore by means of a steam shovel, thus; economising iu tlie cost of loading. Shipment uf nre was commenced in duly, 11)00, and during that year 84,639 tons were sent lo the smelter. The) output for nine months uf I'.lul ended September KU was 168,020 Ions, making! an aggregate tonnage to the latter1 dale of 283,166 tons. At the Canadian .Mining Review's estimate of $;"> pei' ton this wnuld give a grass value ut $1,105,776. With the tonnage increased to 1,200 tons a day, as will shortly he done, these mines will yield at a similar valuation $0,000 per diem, bub this is by no means anywhere neat' their limit of daily production, whicli itis planned to next year further increase to about 2,IXHI Inns a day, so easily accessible are (heir enormous ore bodies. The mines ate well equipped wilb Improved machinery and plant, and hnve, inn, cominodloiW and substantially built accommodations for aliout live hundred men, then' being at. present rather mure than HUP on the payroll. (Continued on page 4.) 5 I I id THE ADVANCE. JOHN' WITItl'bl, HltOl'HIKTOH C. M. CHOUSE MaNAOIJII Published weekly at Midway, II. C. Subscription Price, $2.1X1 per annum, payable tb advance, Hither yearly or half-yearly at the option of the subscriber. Advortlatns* Kates sent on application, MONDAY, OCTOBER 28. 1901. THE GREENWOOD ASSIZES. Court Held in Oreenwood Last Week by Mr. Justice Irving. The first Assize and Supreme courts held in the Boundary district were opened at Greenwood by His Lordship Mr. Justice Irving mr Tuesday, 22nd inst. Court was held ill the Mil sonic Hall, which had been suitably prepared for the proper transaction of the business, its several ante rooms proving convenient for the use of juries, witnesses and counsel. The arrangements were made by Registrar W. 0. McMynn and Deputy Sheriff F. M, Elklns, Sheriff Vale arrived from Vernon on the afternoon "l 21.-.I. The The Deputy Attorney General W. A. Maclean,prosecuted. HisEonorJudge Leatny was invited to take a seat ou the bench, whicli lie did. After the Brand Jury hud answered to their names Mr 11. ('. Shaw, on behalf of the Greenwood Law Association and the City of Greenwood, addressed a few words of welcome to His Lordship, who replied, thanking the bar for their welcome, intimating his impression thai the Boundary is a suilable locality in which lo huld Assize and Supreme Court sittings and expressing ids astonishment at the big mineral showings he had seen in visiting some of the mines iu the neighborhood. He iluniuht that comparatively few people outside the district had any conception of (he enormous mineral resources tho district appeared to possess. His Lordship briefly addressed the Grand Jury, who retired and later brought in true bills against Sandy Glencross and Slim llogan, indicted for conspiracy (with L. C. Barnes, who had pleaded guilty las'. Mi, in a court of speedy trials) to waylay and rob one Frank MeGoogan, and tiguir^t Joseph Murphy charged with maiming a cow the property of Ceo. W, Gillespie, at Sidley near Camp M Kinney, In the first case the principal evidence against, the prisoners, who hud been nearly fiv. months in custody awaiting trial, wus that of Barnes, who turned King's evidence, but as ihis was not corroborated the jury deemed the evidence in-tifiicieut to convict, gave its prisoners the benefit of the doubt an;l discharged. In Murphy's case the jury did not deliberate many minutes, hut quickly returned n verdict of not guilty. Tliis completed the Assize Court proceedings and the jurors were discharged, Thc following cases were disposed of: William Diamond vs. John William Nelson.—Plaintiff's claim isagainst the defendant for a declaration Unit the plaintiff is the owner and entitled to the possession of the Diamond Fractional mineral olalm, situate in thu Kettle River Mining Division, Yale District, and that in so far us the San Juan Fractional mineral claim, situate in nr. K I'le Rivel' Mining Division aforesaid, interferes witb or over- hips the said Diamond Fractional mineral claim, the same may be declared to tie invalid and void. And for damages for trespass. Claim allowed with costs. Counter claim notallowed, Costs against Nelson, James Fisher vs. CharlesL. Hoffman and the Deadwood Gold-Copper Mill- ing compuny:—The plaintiff's claim is for delivery Jo 1 lie plaintiff by the do- fend.iius of 125,01)0 fully paid up and non-assessable shares in the defendant company, being the purchase price of an undivided one quarter interest in the St.. Lawrence mineral claim, situate in Deadwood camp, in tlie Kettle River Mining Division of Yale District, sold by the plaintiff to lho defendants. And for damages for non-delivery of said shares. Or in the alternative, for the rescission of said contract of sale and for a decree of tliis Court, that the defendants transfer to the plaintiff the said undivided one quarter interest in the said mineral claim, and for damages, Or, for $15,000 as the, value of said shares, and for an injunction, and u lis pendens, and costs of this action, and such other relief as to the court seems meet. Settled out of court, Joseph Murphy, of Sidley, near Camp McKinney, was charged tbat on or about Septemher 10th, 1000, he did wilfully damage one cow, the property of George W. Gillespie, also of Sidley, liy maiming or wounding said cow. The charge against. L, 0. Barnes, Sandy Glencross and Slim Hogan, who had a preliminary hearing at Greenwood on May 28 before P, M. Hallett, was as follows: "Louis Comfort Bailies, Sandy Glencross nnd Slim Hogan did on lhe ll.h day of May last, unlawfully conspire, combine, confederate and agree together to commit a certain indictable offense, to wit, the crime of robbery, by then and Ihere conspiring, confederating and agreeing togsther to unlawfully and by means of violence to be used by them to and against the person of one Frank MGoogan, lo overcome resistance, and then and there to unlawfully and violently steal from the person of the said Frank iMc- Googan, money," etc, etc. Barnes pleaded guilty anil turned King's evidence. His confession, made before Mr, Jas. Kerr, J. P„ is ns follows :— I, Louis Comfort Barnes, wish to make a statement freely and without inducement to do so, 1 was playing black jack in the Butte hotel, at Phpe nix, about four weeks ago last Saturday, I went broke then, I had some money to start with. Sandy Glencross came to trie and said he wished to speak l.o uie. He said this man Frank Mc- Googm is $1,500 to $1,800 strong and wo have been in hard circumstances all wlnler, it is just as easy as fulling otf a log. All we have to do is to stick him up and take the money away from him. He said, 1 dure not go as 1 am a cripple and wnuld be detected, Ynu and Slim Hogan go down the road between I'hoenix and Greenwood. He said thut MeGoogan had a prostitute and came up there every Saturday night from Greenwood and you can hold him up on the road coming np to Phoenix. I told him that I had no gtm and he said that 1 did not need any ; that he would give his gun to Slim Hogan and he knew how to hold liim up. Sandy Glencross gave me im predion that Slim Hogan was annul hand at the business of holding up and I was in hard circumstances and was foolish enough to then lake up the propo sition. The gun was a ii-OoWk. He showed it to ine that night. 1 think you have the gu . here now. He bad il on him when he was arrested here. (Gun produced.) I think that is the same gun, if looks like it; the ramrod of It was hroken. (The gun produced and referred to is a Coil's No, H5H87, 46'Oallhre.) 1 urn pretty sure that that is the gun. We both went dnwn the road on Saturday night four weeks ago with the intention of holding up MeGoogan and when we heard him coming wa backed out, as it was a moonlight night. This fellow Sidley wlio runs the roulette wheel at Me- Ouire hotel (Brooklyn hnlel), Phoenix, passed riding a horse down to Greenwood and MeGoogan, I understood, was to ride-the same horseback, which 1 think he did. We g,,i off the road when MeGoogan passed us when he was coming up. He passed us between the 'milk ranch and Phoenix*. After Huiley passed us the candy man also passed us, and he was going towards Greenwood. I think if wns ahoul half RAILWAY NEWS It is only a question ofa short time until that portion of the Coast-Kootenay Railway from Curlew to Midway will be constructed. This line would be now being built, but for the scarcity of laborers. When this road is built, most of the spur lines to the different mining camps will start from here, making this the railway centre of this district. With the advent of more railways into Midway the prices of real estate will advance, and the choice lots purchased and taken off the market. Show your good judgment by buying now. Midway property will make you rich. It is not a speculation, it is an investment. For prices and terms apply to _ >i_ 'I'snt .a •*';»• *!p >'i;»'5i»',»ll!*|*?ls.!,|*''*l*»!ti^jtSH ils h* ■>■* pills'."IVills sstn-.-Vit ip Ho >'IM!i sIvois.-jIMIujIIii mu ttr. rr, R. MEYERHOFFS ___*»% Carrying His Majesty's flails Will leave MIDWAV on Tuesdays, Tlm days aiid Saturdays, at 8.30 a. in., arrivum CAMP McKlNNKYat 5 p.m. Returning will leave CAMP McKlNNF.Y Sundays, Wednesdays and Fridays ai 0 reaching MIDWAY at 1.30.p. m.,andmakin« nection with the train going east at 2 o'clock, The best of accommodation for tlio convenience of tlio travelling public. R. MEYERH0FF, PROPRIETOR. 1*8 *l* ■*l!nt'ifi:ii"-_>i taa.ni* j^lit'Sililfcrf £»'"!•!•.* -**■» *,* «»*..... „.. wi8^ifcgff;;?-^isrjii*i-i;.*^j«.ii., |ij.e?»|vjr-ji.r<;gj^- 5i-?.r.»3<i»:ia.i.., --J THE SEASON IS ON . « < 1 FOR Tanglefoot Chloride of Lime Lime Juice ~W<e Have Them. Me. f(C THE MIDWAY COMPANY, Ltd The Midway PhaffllcJCV (Continued on pago 8.) t ^?^j^^J^^yMBM'ai™™''"*M'1*'^' ■■■■■■'■"■*■■ turn felS Riissell-Law-Caiield Mineral act 18%, Oortlfloate of Improvements; i NOVXCXS. H1.A01; PlNB/Bueil itxt. lll.ru lluu, li,.in: Jack, llm, 1'Aii WljJ-r, .nui l.lTii: BBMIJt MixuKAi. Claims, Situate in Yuneman itroup of Summit oamp, Similkameen fiver Osoyoos Mining Division of Yalo Olstrtot. TAKK NOTICE thai I, Chan. DoBlols Oroon, us nffont (or Kdward Dnllock-Wobsto Dr. R. Mathison, . DENTIST, NADUN.-FLOOl) BLOCK GREENWOOD. U3D931 oof, to I ifloato t ibt-nialng i frw minora certificate muni Intend, sixty clays from thc di apply io tlio MiimiR Recurdor (or n LN rtifloatc 01 Improvements, for tho purpoa u Crown Grantof tho Abovo atstnis, A nd further t;ik_ ndttce that action undor Ruction 37 must be commoncod beforo tlie Issu- ant'o of kucIi Certificate oi Improvement., Dated Ihis liih day of July, 1901, lit: CHA.. okH. QUEEN, C. F. COSTERTON c— ., VKHNON B.0 General Real Estate & Financial Agt. NOTARY PUBLIC, The Royal Iksubanck Coy. Tub London and Lancashire Fire Insdranob Coy. The Insurance Coy. op North Amkiuoa. Thk London anii Canadian Vims Insurance Ooy, Tiik Sun Life Assurance; Coy uu Canada. Tiik Dominion Building and Loan Association, Ari'KAISKR FOR THE CANADA PERMANENT 1.0AN and Savings Got MINERAL ACT, 1896. Certiiicate of Improvements WOMOE. TllllNB MlNI'Ini. I'l mm. Situate in Yuneman grout). Summit camp, I Simllkamoon river, Osoyoos Mlnlni;] Division of Yale District. TAKK NOTICK th.it I, Chan. doBlols1,r;c as agent lor Edward Bullnok* Wobstartn miiior'n oertlfloato No.BMW? and foi .luin, Young free mlrrr'soettltlcalo S'o.-WOlJii Inteiul Khtyilnis frnm Hi,, date In nf to apply i„| tlm Minim,' ttecorder for ,x ('.-uiii,-,,;.- of Improvement for tlio purpose at ohl ilulna - rant of thn above olalm. tlmt aclion. nndei section .17. musl. bo commenced lu-rnre the U..11 mice of micli Cortlfloato uf Improvements. Dated this ITtbdajr'of July, 1001. I'-" 0IU8. doBUlTS CJREKiV. Mineral Act, 1896. Certificate of Improvements. WOWIOE. CaMKHUNIAN MlXBltAI. Cl.AIM. Situate in the Kettlo River Mlnlni; Division of Yale District. Whore located : About, *■ miles northeasterly from Carap McKinney. Mineral Act, 1896, Certificate of Improvements. Wakikiiisk, Kingston, Brand Vikw, Mct- ROPOUTAN AMI KlNQBTON Kijaction MlNKIiU. I'l.UMS. Situate In tho Osoyoos Mlnlni; Division of Yale District. Where Located :■• Camp Hedley. TAKK NOTICE tlmt I. Oluulm do Hlolr- I Oroon. in. agonl for Potor Scotl. froe minors certtfl-jata No. 13*1183, intond, sixty days from Uw dute hercuf, lo apply lo tha Miiiini,- Heoordor for n oortlfloato of nii|imvi.|iipnts, [„r tbt purpose of obtolnlntt a ( rown 1:1111,1 r.f tho nlioirclaim. 4ndfurilior toko notico that'aotion. niidnr seotlon81, tnubl booomthoneod Mora iliolssu- unroof Hurhwriiiinitcnf improvementa Dated this atilh daj 1 f Aurjujt, 1901, m C, DKH. (IIIKKN*. MINERAL ACT, 1896. Oeitiftofltb of Improvements. MTOTIOH. l,ni,vi.i;ri,.\ Minkiiai, Claim. TAKE NOTICE Hint I, Korl.es IT. Korl.y,. lis ngont. for Alex. Cameron, free minor's I Situate In tho Osoyoos Mlnlna Divi II,...,,, Vr. tir.l'.ll! !, .1,1.1,1 „!».■,.. J : _.. . ijiMitloaU' No. Mil'illi, inli'iid. sixty rlav front tlio date hereof, id apply in the Miniim Heoordor tor a Certincate of Improvements for Hie purpose 1,) obtaining a Orown Grant of the slon of Yale District. Where located :-Camn Hedley above olalm', TAS? K0T1(;K lt"", '• chnp*S' daBloi* "'"''""'"' 1 I Oroen. ns iiKi'in fo,- Color Sootl frno And furilii'i take notloo Hint ac|i,,,i, under minor's i-rrllllmt,' No. i,'(ii;i:t und for'lUob section :J7. must no uiiiiiini'iioid i„foro tlie! rrd ll. llorlni;. froo minors''nerUfloala Wn i»«uiiin'ootsui!liC,.i'i.illc,iiii „r ImiiiDvoinonta, : 1)30051, Intond, sixty days from lho date heronf lmicd this Uth day of .luno. A. li. iimi. ! to-avphta lho lllolhit Ilooonior for n Contii.' ■O. I'O It I) KS 11 KKIItlY '/"."j"' ".",l"'"v'',,"|1"b.'or llio purposo nf oil- ** 1 iinor.r, .11. hmhiv. talnlng a Crown Qraut of tho abovo olalm. MINERAL ACT, 1896, Certlflcntn of ImproTomonts, WOTICJK. PtCTin; Mt.vKHAi. Claim. Situate In the Kettlo River Hlnlu-; Division of Yale Dlstriot, Whoro locutod : About 4 mllos north (uistorly Irom Camp McKinney. TAKK NOTICE Unit I. Korbos M. Kcrliv, us ntfotit for lliiiu-uit A. Cameron frno miners oertiflcnte No. nJHtti:'.. Intend sixty il'iu from tho diito liernuf,iiiii|ipl) toilinMtnlnu rM ijordorforncoiHIIcntoof iJii|innijiii,iii!i for'tlio purposo of nl.ijiiiiiirs. 11 Orown Oram of llio abovo olalm. And furthor tako notloe Ibal action undor section 37. must lm ooinlnoi d beforo i\m Issiianoo of such oertlfloato of iiiiprnujincnU, Datod this ISlh day of J imu. 1001, 230 KOIIHKS M, KKIlltY, A. fu il,,..,. uikei nniio,.. thai Meian, under Motion 37. must -he uommoocod boforo tho InrnuiM ofsneb CwUflcaabflmpmyoSonti! Hiili'diliisJlilllidiiy pfAllgtut, 1001, ,F"' 0i DKH. QRKKN. NOTICE. -till I I.,I |C , |.t,.|t, ; ,, ,, ,,;,. (,, ,1* j, ' H.0 Chief CoininissininVri"; | „'' ,■.',';■ torpornils , puroluuro tho follnWni? ,l« s.'ril,,.dlr,,o,tuf land, for,-,.sid,ml,, 1, "ir, ' ll.K pillllnsos;. H .' '""I 1,111/. x'T'.'T-'S*'',!; ° >«»'1 I'l.'"tCll llll 1.1,0 l,.fl luu k of llio Hiinllknin,.,.ii Rlvor ulionl a nil, !"!''» \f' '■'" "' UtffltO.l, Osoyoos Ws t •„■ ; Hi.;iii.|. orisi, 8 lalnm lluneo south ai iif,Cn;o,;:A:iiit:,^:'i:i'i"^1'1™1'1'''^ **3u JAMKSrD.BWonD.Looatof, Tne Riverside Hotel Is situated at Ruck Greek, B.C., on the nuii 1 route oi travel lietween Penticton and all Bow dary Creek points. STOPPING PLACE FOR STAGES. **************** Good Hunting;. Qood Fishing;. Best of Accommodation. **************** S. T. LARSEN, Proprietor. Spokane Falls Morten Railway Co. Nelson & Fl, Sheppard Railway Cn. Red Mountain Railway Co. The only nil mil route botwoon nil points KiiHt, W«nt nml South to HoshIiuiiI, NoIhoh iind nil Intcrinotlinto points ; oonnoot- tng at Spokane with tho Grunt Northern, Northern Faclflcnnd O, H. & N, Co. Connocts nt Hossland with tho Canadian I'nollle Railway for Boundary Croek points. Connocts nt Meyer's Falls with stanjc dully for Republic. Buffet Service on Pussenpfor Trains bci- twoen Spokano nnd Northnoft. EFFECTIVE MAT 5th, 1901 : SPOKANK ROSSUN] NELSON.. DAV TttAIH, Lonvo, Arrive, !'."<' T..HI. J.;i.',|i,in. 18.aO.Tt.th. I.l(i|ii„. 11.1411.111. 7.1,', 11.111. MC, A.. JAOKHOIV. U0110111I Patwongci' Affoiit, CANADIA PAC^ RAILWAV. C'oituimiM'iriK Octiib'. ! nff illPS 111 ;.'Iiiil inr, IO UN11II Crow's Nest Se< ^ LonvhiK Kootuiinj !■ 'l|: ' riESUAY and FRI0AY ii.ii Oonnootluff nt Medleiii with nut in line oiirn «" ^ '',,'''„ Hay nml Saturdny i for f':' vinSoo line on Sntnnln.vi' for Toronto, Montri'iil. ' and Intonnodlato |i<ii"' direct route. For li'iir Wiles, no I '' ! mil oiinr mlilrnss ,V. W. HA"'1 '' .1llil\vu,>', nr iB.-j.rovi A.I,, I VMOOUV* 11I3: >„.M" I. Si CAII'I'IJII. II. I'i A., tiolsou, II. I'. __n „l 'll" fill. iclts' J. Mlt lunl, has rtni LOCAL AND DISTRICT. $ li. .1. Ooyle, 0. P. B. ftssia- •fgeneral passenger ac?elit, Nelson, II. Ham, Gi P. B. iidvertijInK Montreal) were anions lust isitors to Ilie district. luiply, wh" c,vme 'rom Bobs- uuplied to Chief fclcenee tn* Dlnsmore; Grand Forks, for a n,»li.i from B. Knipflitto himself of I," licence of the Columbia Hotel, Irnili.timu (ii,,,. Ft. Naden, matmpter of the Ilea- ,v invi'slmeiit- and Trust company, inif-fl. intends leaving Greenwood England nexi, Thursday on a luwl- (■ss trip, He will probably bo absent nr four months. ', I'nti'isb, manager of the B. 0. in Summit eamp. is expected to 4„rn this week from Montreal, Qui., Jwl„,ni.|. lie went, a foHniitht apro lo miter with lhe directors of tbe H. ('. ,-|,i,i-ti.ii.il compuny, owning the mine. Mr.' Jiiotlce Irving left for Nelson „n Sntiii'dny after having spent, a week - t|ie linundary Oreek t hn s. ■lllill when I left, him t„ (:„„,u |,„ (j,,.,.,, wood. We were watching on the road that, night for MiOoogiui about a mile on the Greenwood side of the milk ranch. We left there When it i*,it. daylight. The first Saturday night Slim Hogan and I arranged that we were tn take the money from MoGoogaii anil turn him loose, llogan wus I.n ride his hone on in Phoenix and! Was to walk back to Phoenix. The second time we arranged between uh that we were to buck and gug MeGoogan and tie him there nnd we were In go back to Phoenix. Ton horse was to he turned loose. We had masks made out. of a couple of nld ilmwi.- legs. We had boles cut in them I'm tlie eyes nml we loft them on the lower sido of the hill above the hog ranch, near the local ion of the old saw mill and near lo a bald point nf it hill. We had these musks during the three times we waited for MeGoogan, I gut uneasy about continuing In try to hold up .MeGoogan and 1 naked Wilson's advice in the matter. At first be seemed to think it would he il good thing to do. The next day he changed his mind and listricl.i then Mi. Lawderspnke lo uie about Whilst here ho visited the Knob Hill j it. 'Ihen 1 did not want to see the -nd Molher Lode mines, und was | boys eniight and I sent a letter to impressed with their big ore] Bandy Gleticross telling him that they were next to him und that Ihev had jm* -m> **»**»»» sss m*^ miuii hodlei It is repo1 rrted that a body of ore oft beLI*r ,fil lh(' holding u|i business drop, liiu'lii't' g|a3e than the general run previously met with in the mine has lately been opened up at the 330 foot level Id he Jewel mine, Long Lake camp. ,\ quantity is being sent to the smelter for a bulk test. Itev. .1. H. Leith.woll-known in Mid- w.-.v and vicinity about three yenrs .irj.i ns a jealous Presbyterian mission* uy.is again it) thn district, having lost week arrived from Uracebiidge, Ontario, where, he has been doing ministerial work, He is accompanied hv his wife and child. host Wednesday evening A. K. Ilor- 'i.iue had two set* of harness and a number of collars stolen fnun the stable en his ratirh about fnur miles west f here, and in attempting lo recover his property met with rather rough treatment by the thieves. .1. C, llu- fii-Mie, who is employed on Horrhlge's ranch, had ihal evening returni'd from (ireenwood with a team of horses, which be lefl harnessed until he ute supper. 1*poil returning lo the ,ubli he found that the collars had ■.-ni iem,ned from the horses, He immediately' returned to the house and , Li I ll.ii-iiilge if h>. lunl suifiedtii un- i,,ir. In* ittnm. who replied in the negative, which led Duftnine tn sun- iieijl thai a theft had lieen coiiiiiiui.-d, ■ j. ji, fti,ruing to tha stable found ,. i- enirect in bis suspicion, a*. ,v h .u- uml the stable show- ' ■ .-' - ,.f douhl,, llnnil ss nnd removed there I'i act ,i ••• Hy dragging tin- •■■-■ showed that the : eves had liu - i tho dti'i'i'linn of Rock Oreek. 1 sent tbis letter up to Glencross with Prank Greenwood, 1 had just come up from Midway by train after tbe celebration there. I stayed in Midwuy last Friday night and came up here on Saturday's train, It, wits hist Saturday that I setit this letter by F.Greenwood Io S. Glencross. Glencross told ine bow much money he thought Me- Ooognn had nl the different limes we waited for him. First time between 81,600 and 81,300 : the second time$2, OHO or $9,000 and the third about.SLOW. Hogan told ine he hnd u partner, but I do not know his name, or iinylbiim about him, Glencross told me he met two men going up to I'hneiiis and lie wondered if they were the men who held up the men at Buck t.'ieek. If there is any thing more jiboiii this business 1 nui willing to give you nli the information 1 can hul. :it present I cannot think of anything more, 1 think-this is nil. Is thete anything more you wish to speak nbotll ? L. ('. llAUNKs. The grand jury, in their presentment to III-, Lordship, extended to him n ! roidiul welcome to the district and ex' : pressed appreciation thai sittings of ■ KtSlti and Supreme ' hurts were being i held in a iwood nnd n hope that 111 I future such sittings will he held iegn- jlarlyu, the districl. Tbey called at Mention to Ih" ueees-lty fur the eroc- i timi of public buildings in Include ac I couiuiodulinn for the convenient nun is-icii..n of |..ivei-i,iiieni business ji . ,-.,iii i house tn et a si b.,nl bouse. They : ne i-Mon d lhat the •rovornmeni agent I 9 fa fa fa k fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa 31V he Central Hotel llth St., Midway, B. C. *»s>»&&9*9999£t><* This is a new three-storey he tel, coiiifortiil furnished throughout, *#)H}9999999Gtsi* The nearest house to the Railway Station, most convenient hotel for railway travellers, «9S$rJiJjJ*s««i«J6«J<* '1 he best of accommodation in every respect, *ek»99!Mim*i9K99» l'ht '& S..DAHL, Proprietor. ty ty ty ty ty ty ty ty ty ty ty ty ty ty ty ty Si/ ■to *T.M.Gulley&C ************ Furniture, Carpets, Linoleums, *♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ^6€€« 999 «€,« 99999999 9990 FUNERAL DIRECTORS mi EMBALMERS. Large. Stock. Low Prices, ************ T. BE. G-tTI.I.JEI'ar Ss CfO.» COPPER STREET. GREENWOOD. __■ m. ■ _e. MIDWAY SAWMILL Lequime & Powers, Proprietors. a& Manufacturers of all kinds of ROUGH AND DRESSED UTH and SHINBLES, SASHES and D00S8 Band Sawing and Job Work done to order Telephone No. i?.. Telephone orders receive prompt attention ***-*^ai99*99999*l^ti9*9i'im9999f-:99,999999e999««99***** (ir.-i.inu>i'.l nnd the omoliiWtilidei | !,.. imrties weie ,listi.iliKli1]im „,„„,,,, ke8ping .j, ,.,,,,„,is llm| j l>i,|,eissvsleii,iil.icnllyiin(lcoiivi.|ii(.iiily | arranged, did sounder dlffli:nltie(i,so tllllt lleill'ilIK ill lllitlll the cii|ll|uil'.lti>i' I ly Inrpe iiiiuiulit "I puhlic InlRiuesslhey ■ have in transact, these disabilities slinulil he removed. Whilst offering congratulations th.-u I hut few ciiniiniil eases wen- nn this ncciisiiin liefore the Assize I'mir'. the jury desired in direst attention io the facis ilm lu I&8 eleven indictable enscs arising in the district weir dis- liiiscil of either by sp-cily tri 1 oral nne or another of lhe assise?, twelve uases in 1889. leu In UK*) end ei^ht during the current yenr. Piyeof tllese ii inu leaving the stable, ns one nel oi iiiiiie*-j wns lift at the fence ns they were (pitting "ii the mud, Horridge ilarleil afler the thieves on a smlille hnrse, iiverliiiiilin!* them aliout a mile ', tint, who proved In he till, •!■ III. Mi -.. -.-, I,Ire louses carrying the nlnlen ! i .perty, Hnrriiigi* thiiuglit he would riile with I hem as far nn llock Oreek nml Ihnre lvccivo assist nil,re, hut the thieve* thniiiiht otherwise. Twn of ihem i."le iihettil, leaving one man mill flnrridge, who making theejcusi nl tiuhn ning his saddle cinch dis n.i.uiited and look a ritio from hia snd ill", iitiUiring llnrridge to throw up hi' The Travellers Insuranee Ce,,, TrnrTT'OXOTTTTTT .... Of Hartford. Conn. Yrrnmmr tt! Clinifetd! 18<W, Stock life nnd Aceldont lusurnnce. ISSt'l'IS ihe Inst life in-.UJjiii.-i I. contl'aels in lhe woi-hi. Ni disappoint ment ns to dividends Everything gnaraiiteeii in nd valine, I'ceiiiiiiui t-.-iie-, 13 lo 'ii percent less than those ol tile line Mutual companies, ASSETS, .iaiiuarv ist, 1897, $20,88,1.53 LIABILITIES, SURPLUS . . . 17,920,160.20 . J.!,-,),.j.i.,.,]0 The TravelletB Oouihinatio tindei Acci li'llilV .nit Policy guarantees foraccidental I tenth nonet I.,.-- r,l H l.„ «Ol II- t „f Ul 11111I.*, who itiatcitd reached for n re vol ver, which caught in his mid hefore he could free the was hit on tbe side of the head witl l.iiTel nf tho ride, knocsing bim ofl hii burse. The rifle was discharged, tho hullet passing through lhe rim of his list. After having his horse and sad- ill.-tnkett frnm hint Mr. Horridge was ordered to retrace bin steps honio- winds, which be did. After he had Untie a short dislance ho met four men v.ilh ji leant, with whom his returned. QorridgM'g revolver was recovered where he lunl dropped it when knocked otf Iiis horse, a short distance further the harness and collars were found nnd Mill further the saddle wns lying in Hi" riiiid. Next Illuming A. Hopper found the horsa with .lhe bridle antl pud on roaming on his ranob, It is thought Ihal tlie thieves escaped across international boundary line In the -tliliiii'hnod nf Ohesaw. The mat lot reported tu the provincial police. 1 ntc now working mi the case, -. -. «*4 (1REENWOOO ASSIZES. (Oontlnued f 10111 p.ti*o 2.) moriiiog when I cases wen tried . Pw*8t'' townffl witneei wenpuiil,,, ,„, ,llk,,„ llt i hesiile ! defelli .1 Vernon, to which for the ('row'ti lind nsidecil.ie expense, the cost lu the accused in their From Mny 16, IffiXVon wllic'1 Feci >.r ll.illl IIiiiiiN l/iaotOin- Ihii.n j.i,.; One F,.iJ Ponmnont Total Iilsiilill ts ■ conditions. I,nss of Higlit liaml 1,088 of I^jr nt or above Loss of heft Hiuul 1.0S8 of Either Foot I.0S8 of sight of One Kye $•-'..1011 *2,.Tim l.iinn 1.01)0 .tiSO I.iinils of Weekly IqS'erririity $1,300. AND, If such injuries are nny passenget' cutiveyjinre motive power thr' amount snecilled in the eiiii siisfjiiiied while riding as a pnmehget m using stearij cable, or electricity ns a to he paid shall be DOUBLE tbe sum is,, under which the claim is made, I Cost $53 A YEAR TO f. Mkn.anu Coma SESSIONAL AND IALjTRAVELERS. Husiness tii I eii'.limU in tin "litioiiglin missed us. N""t Saturday night Slim '""11 also went, down the rond to- cial poli iffleem I* .npim nllnir«l « «'iii'ilH Greenwood frnm Pl,„,.nix to forano allowance and he ret|ulr« 10 111,1,1 "|. Mellnugnu and ho did not! resume pnirnl duties . iseontinned l",ss«|i tbe road until daylight. All ihree yenr*«g", and which in unsii O'tyliRht »,. wnlk.-.l lMek up to Pbiii-lfriet, nil "" ''lose In the m -■• ,,lx "ml Kid ||u,,t „nd MvQoognn Uoiiiil boundary line, were lm I'Msetl u, on ||,e rond close to Phoenix, oltectlvc In either preventing 'lid not want to hold MoUoogin in morn frei|iiently securing lhe'appre- LmmIor of persons charged with com dnte a Supreme Oourt Registry wns ,Miililisbeil 111 fitiBnWOOd, 10 the end of thai vein i'i Supiviuii Court I'dsCs were commenced in th.it llegisiry, and 81 cases Ihis yciic I" flate, These flg* ureidonol Include actions In tbe Reg* ist, v ni Urand Porks, which is also In the Boundary distrlft. The announce* incut, nl lbe iiileiilinn to In,Id lhe pres en! supreme Court sittings 111 Clreon- wivil waa made In the long vacation, mul, t.n>, lte notice given wns Insutli- rien'l, t.i admit of s^''"1 l,ctiu"8 """ pending being brought on in time M this elttlng, consequently there wns hni little business for this court to deal with, The jury requested His Lordship to bring to tbe attention of the propel' milhorities the grenl need thai exists for ,1 resident county court judge, H l„,,l 1 11 undecs'1,,1,1 thai Hi? Hull..) Judge Lcnmjrhsd been gazetted as for | the county of Kootenay in.error ' if not the appointment of n re judge fur the Boundary portion county of Yale Is very necessary jury rorpmini'udcd. I""- lhl,t !"""" cial police nfllci'is 1 foi'iiirc nllowallce am resume pair"' ''niin three yenrs ngo. and I I In he •lm* or I Other sums at proportionate r.tes $ ■W. 2KL 3STo_M__L_3, 1 jjj AGENT ?(3R SOUTHERN BRITISH COLOMBIA, MIDWAtB, 0. $ {♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦^♦♦♦♦♦♦<>Je^»r>Jjj^j's«i'jj*6«K«€«ee«e*«<>«»»»»«»»* Lancashire House. : : MIDWAY,B.C. : : ® The undersigned having re-opened this well- known and comfortable hotel invites the patronage of all old customers and the public generally. BEST BRANDS OF LIQUORS & CIGARS. Furnuce-liented und eomfortablj furnished rooms. FIRST CLASS MEALS WELL SERVED. Mrs. Dowding, Proprietress. atsttiitstas-ii^ «H'j »«-»w m'WifSi-ai'S-xnx' inmostm- .-,- THE MIDWAY HARNESS and SHOE SHOP. Those in need of first-class HARNESS, SADDLES, WHIPS, etc., can procure them here. Special attention given to Ordered Work and Repairing. ABEL HALLBERG, Prop. Fifth Street. Midway. '.:■ . I* tm ■s.t- i,z i . U M wi ~~~i ', tt- m wmmmhw: - •-■•*.. a ^•W. H. WEBB,<^ , hul ildent of I he The «_,^..•*v.*^.'V.^..'*w*K. ■»•'.* ■ .'*w.^*v.,*^. .*^l..':*»..,** .vv**-^s .^..'^•''W.'V ,?;«:4&4;4rS^tftftt.^,.*J Bf .j. wig o*C«^*«.- «m.4J.»«v> 4»f«*«*J^S.i, fffi99999999-fr:if: ■e*-?FZSf ^■^■nr ■ir-nf-te' I&99SZO, I JOHN J. FLOOD I I LIYERYJEBDandSALE STABLE 1 ^ i . • ,• i 'it ty >K In the premises lorfnerly occupied by «> fa _3_fc_?»«3_rs;_._«/2p- Ss _BCai,3?a_»i.s ty 9 xx , ■ , ty jjA aud has on hand a Ium class outfit ol M I Single an. Double Drivers I I Saddle and Pack Horses I _\} Will also conduct a transfer and dray business. Bu* meets all trains. Freight and express de delivered to any part of the low n. ty ito A\ delivered to auy part oi the town. t(|> fL. tw %€€€ €€€ €^ €€€ 6€€€€€«^€^€^ THE Practical Wagon and Carriage Builder, m:o"rw'.<& •Vf7" .1... .. ipunptly and neatly tinting a specialty. W,. "I'tfter dsyllgy. A week ngo Inst _»titrday ninlil, or '■;"''>' »« HtiiidBymoMiln,-.* I hivw Mo- uookm down hoi,.. I gm down to ri'enwoodulMiit t-vuniy itiinuieH in.- MuO fm. Kun loft li,.t.|.. He mul 11,11 !''"»'t fji-f'fulio hai'im,,, ,aih : mv who wns trcmliiitt '*""'* "IthnHrooklytilioM, I'l, ■ left (Jt.,.mvon,| tngotliBf. I did ""'^Wk,,!,,!,,,,,,!,,!. Hll„|TloK,v„, "tiiiMik up ,|„, tMi t(J phoenix UnlJy In th llllbtliig rriiii1' HULordslil for h!i< kliull1 nml gnxe th, in i fiirwnt'l rhelrw" to ihu propi'i rf|n.ii|pil li'^ I"'' wl onrlii'i' (loiiii sitiiuuj- -1 ithutikfrt the grand jury ,.8fprf,nrOB lu hiiu-i'lf, i iii-iiui'i'lliiii he would ,*.prnl ro«»i»iin*sTn1ttt(oiiB ,iullioflt.ics, He nlso ,,Muijiliiliiuii.il. t'uprt's-'"' H„. ,l,iv. Iluil Sut'ii'iu'' III he liuhl pi'riodl* 3EB. C executed. The Pioneer Newspaper of the Boundary District-only $2.00 pec year, Is prepared to fill all orders for Job Printing at lowest rates consistent with good work. @ % THOMAS WALKER, Proprietor. All the host brands of Cigars and Tobaccos kept constantly oh hand. Latest shades nnd inert- terns of Wall Paper now in stock. Candies Canned Goods & § Seventh Street, Midway. district Jfe MIDWAY,:-: B.C. Beautifully situated at the confluence of Boundary Creek and Kettle River. •■ ^"finj-iifQ, W m «!' <K _45H K&_4 .....,. 'iv ttjtf J'fi'i? "f-t'zZftit'_ A. M, WOVENDEN, Sec., 30 St .lolin Street, Montreal, P. CJ. ILL BE The most imPortant railway town in the Kettle River Mining Division. The Wholesale Supply and Manufacturing centre of the Kettle River and Boundary Creek Districts. The distributing point for Upper Kettle River, West Fork and Camp McKinney mining 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. Send for Maps, Prices, and full particulars to The MIDWAY COMPANY, Ltd. Ml m I •liS' .11 jffl 1 m I -IB # ll il il I 11 C. M. onocsK, Agent I'm- British Columbia, Midway, il, 0. 1 m ..A I 1 'iiWI 1 i '.'I d_l •;..;■ .','.* i CJ,(,I mi Wm u ■'^1 31 ■:i''"l I,'.*, I <ml ami '■i'l'I Ml THE GRANBY COMPANV. (Continued fnun page 1.) fc The smelter is nt present running two blast furnaces, these together treating nearly 070 tons of ore a day. Two more furnaces are overdue lo arrive at the works anil these should be io operation before the etui of this year. This addition will increase treatment facilities to about 1,H00 tons a day. It bus been decided tu increase tbe number of furnaces to six early in the new year so as to enlarge the capacity of tlie works to about 2,000 tons of ore daily. Two copper converters will also bo installed here shortly nnd these with other betterments also being made will bring the equipment up to about the most complete and imp,,riant copper producing plant in Canada, Adverse criticism regarding tbe big capitalization of the Granby Conipnny may or may not he warranted, but surely the proper time for this was when last year an authoritative public announcement wns made of mi intention to increase to .IHoitJUttOUO and not when rumor, usually most carefully ignored by reliable journals, concocts n story entirely at variance with facts. The Canadian Mining Review bus now added to ils reputation iu the interim. mining districts of Ibe province as heing a "Knocker" so far as mining iu Hritish Columbia, i.s concerned, evidence that either ignorance or prejudice so Influenced it. that it did not take lhe most ordinary precautions to verify its 111101.011111110 bofore making sweeping reflections upon tbe status and management of an extensive mid thoroughly bona llde mining and smelting enterprise. r*. In chambers on Thursday T. Mayne Duly applied lo Mr, .lustlce Irving on behalf of the Le Rol .Mining company for an injunction restraining the olli- cers nml all of lhe members of the Rossland miners' and carpenters' unions from watching nuii besetting all the stations nml tracks of the Canadian Pacific nnd Kr-il Mountain mil ways in the province, also on the plaintiff's premises and approaches thereto. The injunction wns modified to the terms of similar injunctions gtanted by EoRlish judges, nnd restrains all except four of lbe defendants and is grunted I ill ibe ttinl of the ens,., which uill possibly take place at Rossland early in December, The four ex repted nre Angus McDonald, E, 0, Rose, T. W.Midi,, and \V. O'Brien, Defendant's counsel wns S. .S. Taylor uf Nelson, (i Is claimed the effect uf the Injunction will prevent members of the union from piuketing or Intimidating non-union men. School Inspector Wilson, of Nelson, met with an accident a few days ngn which resulted in his left arm being fractured between the elbow nnd shoulder. He wns returning fiom Keremeos to Fairview and the driver when passing another vehicle collided with it, throwing Mr. Wilson out of tbe buggy and injuring him as stated. Dr. Schon, of Greenwood, fortunately happened to be in the district with a life assurance agent, so his services were secured to give the necessary surgical attention to Mr. Wilson, who a lew days later was able to return to His home in Nelson, Messrs. F. W. Hayes and Wayne Oboate, M. E., of Detroit, Michigan, have lately been closely examining the Ruby, near Bouudary Falls, whicli is under bond to Mr. Hayes and associates, Development work done undor the direction of Jus. Hamilton has disclosed the presence of some very fine gold-copper ore, so that it appears probable the bond will be taken up, A large and beautiful specimen of ore was taken to Greenwood last week by Mr. Hayes, Win. Johns, brother of H. Johns, manager of the Sunset mine, has bought (J, Nelson's interest in the Nor- den Hotel, Oreen wood, tho proprietors of which are now Sater k Johns instead of Nelson A Sater, as heretofore. THE CITY CIGAR 11 NEWS STAND Fiffclx Street, Midway. Indispensable in Thermometer and Barometer Handles the best Imported and Domestic Cigars, Cigarettes and Tobaccos of all kinds that can be procured. All Papers and Periodicals of the clay at publishers' prices. H. P. LARGE, PROPRIETOR, R,H. PARKINSON, Provincial Land Surveyor. XMX Architect and ___ Civil Engineer... Financial, Iijeal Estate, Insurance and Mining' Agent. •MVOTABY I'KJlJ.K'.«•«» _ air view TowuMtn Agent. . . . AllllKKHS . . . It. II. PARKINSON, F.IIUVIKIV, H. C. OovrespcmclenoQ Solid tod. MINERAL ACT. I8C8 Cer ideate of Improve! BTOTICII ItK.lliV ('.mil Fii.in'inv.i MlSKI Sltunto In thc Osoyoos Minli.it D Vnle District. Where locate Hedley. TAKK NOTICK thai ».-..!."■■ itilnor'a ocrtiltcaio No h •'■".• lliirinir. Iii.' mining ccrlltl iiti Inirtiil. sixty dtiyn from l!' ,: toapplytotboMlnlnglteennini m ■ ol Improvement!!, forthe tinni•-.' - i, Crown linml i.f Um iibovi i In - And furthor mkr notice tl Heulitni 87. mind hi ii.iii.;--- lnHiimii'i. nf wiii'ti Corlllicnti il ' Datod IIiIk '.'1st dny if An ■I'll'. run ill r (I'll JAM I 111 I IM'' FOR SALE. RANCH of S20 norm, »ltu«i« Mlilwny, 800 ncron ii"11"1 "' tierce ut wfiit-ti ir- kih.iI llni"' I'leniy ot water Ih provided »r BprlngH, Thoro 1* id*" ■' '" ','' orchard on tho place hepinnn ij - limine, burn* nml outbuilding*, r' particular, upply jo HoppK||S||( -MIDWAY- Riverside Additior II Worth J1.00, specially made to meet the climatic condltloni of Western Canada, will be sent free to every yearly •ubecrlber of the WEEKLY FREE PRESS WINNIPBU Season 1901-1903 Cut out this advertlMtnent and forward to Free Prea» with one dollar and receive Weekly Free Preaa Por one year tog-ether with a handsome thermometer and barometer, Just a Word! To those contemplating an investment in Midway real estate, the information is offered that on the Riverside Addition may be found 300 very choice residence sites. LOTS 50 x 125 FEET. PBICES BEASONABLE. For terms and all other information apply to W. H. NORRIS, or A. MEGRAW, Midway, B.C Camp McKinney, B. c
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Title | The Advance |
Publisher | Midway : [publisher not identified] |
Date Issued | 1901-10-28 |
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Notes | Title changes in chronological order: The Advance (1898-1902) ; The Midway Dispatch (1902-1904) |
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Date Available | 2016-02-02 |
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