mt AUVANCt. Ill, No. 18. MIDWAY, BRITISH COLUMBIA, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1900. $2.00 per Year. |kh, Solicitor, Etc. • IRKKHWOOH, B. C, )LSON, —: Notary Public, ITE, [nOIAL AOENT |ani> MINING BIIOKEU. NNIY, B.C. I Mathison, : DENTIST. kit BLOCK • OREENWOOD. II.C. HII AW. Ilett & Shaw BTESS, SOLICITORS, iNolsrlci Public. "ll.ai.nT." llMlltml MoNolll's, MorriiiK & Seal's, Lelber's. III. II.I'. rHERLAND, . . . MIDWAY, ac. 1TIILIC, Ikiomn brokkk, <'(hi mission auf.n1. | entries pasted. Ulnenil Acl Act papers drawn up. Afll- Abstracti mate. bcutloni by null or telephone I stiended to. IIR, ichant Tailor, |test designs of Summer Perfect fit g*u»ranteed. ERBY, . *. Can. Soc. C. B. \„ l.AMi SURVEYOK IMi VIL ENGINEER. OHrowooD, UCKARDS& CO., jl-Jeal Estate nnd Ii|snrar|ce. Um. MIDWAY. Ill' )MITH, fONSORIAL ARTIST. >•» Bhira, Hull- (in, Kea r,«*m ■sxi. rail at the above parlor. lunl noi Kmunil. \c.KT. ■ MIDWAY. II. «'. rV. DALKYMPMC Closing Out At Cost For Cash i!ti!ti!4i!ti!4i!4i!ii'» _s *-'*> -,_ <te <ie ,u Dry Goods, Clothing Gents' Furnishings Heavy Mining Shoes tf tf tf tf tf tf t',n',rf'irf\mif*fVtii',t MIDWAY TRADING CO.. LTD. J. R. JACOBS, MANAGER. Midway News Depot THOS. WALKER, PROP., Dealer in . . . BOOKS, MAGAZINES and STATIONERY, Candies, Canned Goods and Bnts, CIGARS AND TOBACCO. WALL PAPER. * Hotel Spokane, T Y^^ Seventh St. - nidway. *\r*~*r*exSSs-\ L. E. SALTER, PROPRIETOR. 'AIHVIKW, B.C. |of Repairing. HoruihoelnR A *|u-rially. HOTEL . . . pTH W HOCK CHKRK thmsxAaehmka, ■_■_>. Aooomiiiiiatioh roH Ou-nrm. >0D STABLING I ll-Wnicnn Kottlo Rlvor..#I [S. H. BUSH, |RAL BLACKSMITH IHORSE SHOEING * 1* SPECIALTY. P* of work •xMutcd to Pnfaotlcn ot oMttoimr*. 'Y BAKERY, Vm' St, Quintin, Prop. I'l.AlN AND KANCY pMTIIY, CAKES, ETC. frythl-ig BHmit-Olus. [STRONG HOTEL. KEYES, Prop. ^"•"iiimmlation, ***•■ Uqudhl anil CIgnr*. Flrst-ciasa Stabling, [RM8TRONG B.C. ■ewtial Job PFinting. '"fUE ADVANCE.' ing, well furnished. Everything new Only the choicest Wines. Liquors ana Cigars kepi in stock. Headquarters for Mining and Commercial Men. | - Midway Meat Market -1 I K. A. MATTHES, Proprietor. THE MINES OF CMP M'KINNEY. The Cariboo is the Only Free Milling Gold Mine in the Province to Pay Regular Dividends. A DESCRIPTIONTWmmBOO MACHINERY. Other Important Properties, Such as the Minnehaha, Kamloops, Wiarton and Sailor Interesting Facts About the Camp. Donald A. Roan, SiipwIntendent nf l near the Western linf and was exposed tbe-flallor nilue group, Uamp MuKIn- by btrlppitiR for. soma distance, An- ni-y, Ims written hii Interesting artlule I othpr north and south v, in whs ,,,,<- I on the mines of Camp McKinney for up a-hnnt ih,- middle of the olalm liy tin* Mining Record, whirl, appeared In : several small shafts but no values were Its August numher. Owing to laok of obtained there, Tbe main shafl mi spun,' lint pint nf it will In- published I the E. k W. vt-in bits heen sunk in a this week, Un' halanoe will appenr In | deplh of lim feet, A drift was run in iihout 40 teet at the 60-fooi level mul Hn' mi' stuped out tn near the surface, On tin- im fnnt level arrosscul was run next« k's Issue, It is us follows: Of tin' principal properties tin* most Important is tin- Cariboo, which is also the nnly free milling gold mine aiming i in 20 feet north and the vein was drlfl comparative few discovered In thc tbe province lo pay regular dividends Ii is ai present owned hy the Cariboo- McKinney Mining and Milling (Join pany, with beail offices nt Toronto. The inauguration of development wnrk Innk the form of il tunnel driv in frnm tbe site of the Rl< gulch. Later on a shaft was sunk to connect with this tunnel. Another ed on ISIS feet east anil T.i feet w The ore was also stuped tint from this level, On the lower level a crnssi'iil was run iii a northeasterly direction fnr IDS feel and fnr 65 feet west, In the latter a small stringer of quartz was encountered near the Bide line, Creek but in the funnel' nn ore whs found, 'he two wiills having "crushed" tn gether nt the point where this ernsscut shurt win alsn sunk 200 feet tn the east I w,ls ''""• H"{| ,ht' level ,,Hen h*Bher hy the Butte and Boston Company,\av '"' lowPP down' il is awerted hy tfbo iu 1894 5secured an opllou on the Pro'* Montgomery, nf Toronto, m- property. The present working shaft! woM hRVe llH"n met with. The vein. is on the Amelia clnim 800 feet wist ol's" fav *" ,t w,,s "l"''"''1. * »s '" bave the Unite and Boston shaft, and is!1"'''" freer from breaks than the Carl- now driven :«») feel. The tunnel wns \ ll"" v"'»* "' whloh h r""s P«alH and continued In TOO feet and a connection shm,ld tut,,re development show om with this shaft whs made nt a depth of "' •j1'"'" "l " *v""in' ,,HllUl' the ',r™- 70 feel. Nn 1 level is 128 feet down Pwts "f tbe PMP«ly should be moro and here then* are 890 feet of drifts, inostly towards the .vest. Nn. 2 level is45 feet below No. 1, and frnm it Is 1,000 feel of drifting, OnNn.3level, which is estimated nl n depth nf 25S feel, the drifts aggregate 1.300 feel, ami on Nn. 4 level 1,100 feet, In addition In this Work thric is nu upraise from Nn. 2 to the surface liVl feel easl of the shaft, three winzes from Nn, ' in Nn. il mul thiee from Nu. it tn Nu. 2. In tlie shaft bouse are two return tiihiil'ir boilers, a 00 borne power link motion hoist built hy lhe Union Iron Works of San Francisco, and a lo drill Rand compressor, The mill is situated on the Rice Creek gulch almut 800 feet west of lhe shaft and Is equipped with promising. Al, present, however, the mini' i.s "cloned dnwn" hs the mill tun iinide lust .Innuary mul February wns fur from satisfactory, On the Minnehaha are Installed u 5 drill Ingersull- Sergeanl compressor, an 80 horse power boiler, a bolst mul twn pumps lone Cameron mul one Northey). Tlie mill. exceptionally well constructed nml ■limine 1. is equipped wilh twn 6-stauip batteries (Jenckes Machin'e Compuny), i '.iii horse power boiler, Blake crusher, i Willley table and Vrue vanncr. A vnti-r -upply i.s afforded from lhe South Fork nf Hock Creek hy means of •I Hue iriilt jointly l>y the Minnehaha ind Sailor Companies, The ore is a Iiluish quartz currying pyrites and galena and wns found from ;i few inches two five-stamp batteries supplied by, the Rlsdon Iron Works, mid the same I UP l" f(,llr ,l"'1 il hlllt fe«* wide, nunilier supplied by lhe Jenckes Ma- \ Another of tbe original )ocatlons,the chine Oompany. A (to horse power Kamloops, is situated on the west of Corliss engine, two Johnsione vanners, tbe Minnehaha, nnd Is now owned by Wilfley lalile, one Blake crusher and tbe Kamloops McKinney Cold Mining i" Hates crusher, complete the equip*! Coinpaiiy of Montreal. ment. The null crushes on an average 1.100 tons per month, the result of the clean up for the month front April 15th to May 15th having heen a brick approximating S20.000 in value. In addition the ore concentrates front three- |iijirters percent., yielding$1,600nel During last full and winter the super iiiieiid'-ni. Mr. K. C Warren, carried on the development of the property. An incline shaft bas lieen sunk Oil the foot wull to a depth of 40feet, This was abandoned nml a main working shaft (5x8 in tbe dear) wns started about 00 feet north of the old une, it Work was commenced on the N.iiinr a yenrngo, but wns not actively press* ed till the beginning of August. At, that time the shaft was down 86 feet. Since then the ahnft Ims lieen sunk to 1711 feet (5x8 in the clear), Al tin-75- foot level a crosscut wns tun in from 45 feet north, with a large suinpai ilie end. Tin- foot wall was encountered nine feet in, and the vein thoiewas eleven feet wide. Ilrifis were then run enst and west, the latter heing in 1)5 feel, and the former 200 feel, The vein nn this level averages ahout I feet wide'and su far no breaks or faults were encountered, On the 160 foot level a crosscut, wns run iu for II feet mul 110 feel of drifting run. On Iliis level the ore is of a .snniewllilt ilitTeient character to that found ahove, ihe quartz occurring us Btrlngers in a mineralized inlc. The vein, which is undoubtedly the western extension of the Cariboo lead, has lieen opened up across the Sailor and Rover and will, according to the strike in. lo I-:.,, pa«s on into the Snowshoe, thus ^iviiij.' this conipnny two-thirds of n mile iu wliieh to work if. Tlie dip nt the lirst level wns 75 degrees north, but in the second level it is dipping 80 degrees smith As in tho Carihoo, there are three kinds of quartz j the Iiluish white qiinr z, where mineralized, assaying from rill to $31 per ton. The plant consists of a 0x8 hoist, n No. 5 Cameron pump, a 35 horse power locomotive boiler nnd a Rand steam drill, all supplied hy the Jenckes Mji- chine Conipnny. In addition to Ihis we have,'i Peerless drill made hy tbe Mac Machine Company, The min,'is al present closed dmvn pending negotiations for the Minnehaha Company's properties and plant liy the Sailor Company, Three-quarters of ;i mile or so west of the Sailor property ami south uf ihe wagon road, In ji granite formation, are the Anarchist, Explosion, Dynamite and Success claims, owned liy a local company, A north and Boiuh vein of white quartz associated with zinc blende and pyrites in small quantities hns heen opened up by surfi cuts and a shaft sunk to a depth of tii) feet. Northwest of the central portion nf the camp is a hill known ns Dnng'i s Mountain, Here are the Eureka, Mammoth,.Shannon-Dolphin, Bellevue, Alma, Pendray, Highland Chief mul Blue Bird mineral claims, The Eureka was one of the Inst claims to be operated in the camp. Under great disadvantages the owner, Mr. Douglas, of Midway, sunk n shnfl. on a vein of white quartz ahoul seven feet wide. At a depth of 85 feeta drift wns run fnr 125 feet, the Vein nverilg- lllgfrom four to six feet wide, Aliout At thia establishment customers can get choicest cuts of BEEP, MUTTON. POKK and VEAL. nrntoi- ou the promlMO« Therefore Mens are always fresh and sweet Call aud gel n good join! for dinner to-dny. TELEPHONE 311- P. O-BOX 25. riidsummer Clearance - Sale! ©_§____§s_»-S_i§S-®$®a®®s® Greatest reduction vet of ' ^II, STRAW HATS ™S m»^ ***O0******************************** SUMMER DRESS GOODS Ready-made Skins and Blouses in Percale and S.ll, *„OOO**0************k*****************>****'* ******* Bents' Ready-Made Sis and Furnishings t>i-r month. Tliecuiicnti-atesniiginnl-' being expected that, the vein would be ly were sent for treatment lo Everett i encountered on the dip al a depth of (Wash,) smeller, bntnn the completion several hundred feet. Al the 100-foot of the 0, k W. Railroad their destination was changed In tlie Hall Mines smelter nnd at tbe present time to the Trail winks. The compuny own the Okanagan, Saw Tooth Praci Ion, Amelia, Cariboo, Alice, Emma and Maple Leaf, hut have so far worked nnly one of the lirst four. In lhe past tlie Cariboo hns paid Its shareholders a dividend of one per cenl. per month, The vein hns nn enst nnd west strike snd dips slightly to the smilli The average width is about three mul a-half feet, but iii places it widens oul to 16 j Kill feet to the enst a shnfl wits sunk on I the same vein lu a depth of 15 feet, Work hns heen suspended a number nf years. The Mammoth and Shannon-Dolphin Companies were formed by Dr. Heildy, of Spokane, to acquire these proper* ties. On tbe Mammoth a tunnel was run in on the vein for ahout 65 feel, » hen level a crosscut wns run south for 40 a fault wns encountered. The ledge feet, where Ihe vein was encountered, was found again about 10 feel wide, The drifts were tben piiBbed eastward mul n win/e wns sunk at that point. for lid feet and westward fur BO feet. The vein wns broken to the enst In it there wns n good face of ore assaying |27 in tbe west drift, when work was discontinued, The property 1ms nol heen operated fnr Ihree months, hul il is reported that wnrk is Bhortlytobe resumed : untl certainly the showing in tlie wcsi drlfl is sufficiently encouraging to warrant fupherdeveltipinent. The vein wns nlsu opened up hy sur- fnee cuts to the wesl end of the claim Some line specimens of quartz can y- inj: pyrites and galenn were Inkeii from tliis winze in which lhe pay chute averaged aboui 80 Inches wide ,ind asssyed S27. The vein Is now heing opened up hy surface cuts further up the hill side. On the Shannon nnd Dolphin work was ii'iilineil to tracing the ledge whioh runs through the Bellevue (Sailor Company's) nnd on down through the Maple Leaf, Alice mul Kiiiuui (I'sr- feet. A fault plane has heen encnim- where ll pusses inin tbe Sailor. The iboo Company's), Several shaf ternd in all the levels, dipping like the qunriz is siinllsr to that nf the Minne- sunk and ihe ledge was stripped ■ i n nay chute towards the easl nnd throw- haha, hut curries mure sulphides, | or ihree places, but so Iai baseridt Ing Ihe vein south almost invariably, The plant which was supplied hy the |y not been found ln plnoe, except io- The nre is of several different eharac- j Jencket, Machine Company, consists of wards the easl end. The ore is n co irse tcrs-a milky white quartz carrying a 6x8 hoist, a 30 horse power vertical grained white quartz carrying uuuslve pockets of free gold, Iml otherwise of J holler, n No. I Cameron pump and a plates of pyrites, bid ties.' sulphides n i„w grade i a close-grained bluish | Rand drill. Air for the drill was car* do not seem to carry muoh values, chnlcedonv; and a. spongy bluish white j ried ahoul MO feet frnm the Minnehaha There nre nlso several other veins on nirtz heavily mineralized with sul-1 compressor through a two fool pipe these properties, Silk Front Shirts in | colors and siz.'s at Cost, Black Sateen Shins .,,,,1 .Light Weight Summer Underwear. „♦♦♦♦ ************** **************** Cents. Ladies and Children, Shelf Hardware, ******** ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ Lawn Tennis Shoes lor Cents, A full line of Groceries, Glassware mS» mmm mmm wm mm HAIN & CO., General Merchants POSTOFFICE STORE, MIDWAY. 'I phitlcs of iron and zinc, galenn nml a little copper pyrites, ll is this latter quartz which forms lhe main pay elude. Most, of lhe high grade ore has heen sloped out ahove lbe No. I level, lull there are sltll large reserves of lower grade ore which it will pay to mine I Company's properties) should the capacity of the .mill helli-l Rover, Hellenic, Ilcllev creased tn 10 stumps. At present operations are being confined to Ihe lower level in some of the richest ore yet encountered, South of the Oarlhon lies the .Minne hnhii. This Is n full sized claim, [,500s 1,800 feet, and is owned, together with the Carihon Fraction and Bolden Crown Fraction, which adjoins ll, by the Minnehaha Gold Mining Company of Toronto. This company nlso own several clninis to the south including the Hig Bug and Iron Duke On lhe Minnehaha a sun II vein was found! line A shall house, engine house, lilai ksmilli shop, powder magazine nnd office hnve heen erected. The properly with wbich I nm myself associated as superintendent consists of the following clninis lying to the west and southwest of the Carlhoo The Sailor, ii- Fraction, Snowshoe, Diamond, Toledo auil Alice Fraction. Developnienl work has heen chiefly concentrated on the Sailor, where n strong outcrop of quartz .assaying ns high us !j>."i(i occurred. Dn the Bellevue ji shafl lins been sunk on the same ledge which passes through 111" Alice. Kmntii, Mnple Leaf ami Eureka, Ou lhe Rover and AllcoFraction nufflolenl work Jins lieen done lo secure Crown grants. This work hn the Hover hns heen devolcil to locating the cnntilin unci' of ihe Sailor vein, On the Alton nml Pendray fivi itnld hns heen tumid in a weathered Iiluish quartz, The vein, which mis ai sl r- ly nml westerly strike, hns heen open* ed np hy a series nf smiill shafts and n contraot bus heen let for a 7"i font shaft on the Alum. The other clninis on this hill aro heing developed by their owners, nml the showings so far are decidedly en- ciHirngiiig. Coining enst again, the Wiarton mine, adjoining the Cariboo Company's properties, is owned hy the Cump Mc* Kinney Development Oompany of Spokane, While thei iay he strong reasons for the assumption thai tbe continuation of the Carlhoo vein will he found through the Wlnrton ground, the fnct has nol yet heen ilemonstinleil dually by developnienl to date, as the vein hns not been found In place, Fubliulicd weekly at Midway, It. C, Subscription Price, $2.1X1 per annum, payable 11 advanoo, cither yearly or half-yearly al lhe option of Ihu subscriber. Ail veri i-iiiK Kales sent on application. U.I-. M.JI MONDAY*. SEPTEMBER B, WW). L. __g I The modern Ooni Paul. 'Flying Dutehinan"- A characteristic Irish bull was recently perpetrated on lbe House of Commons by Mr. Flavin, un liiidi mem her, wbo said : "The Irish soldiers lose their lives in .South Africa, and on their return home are starved lo death by the war oflice. We would again call the attention of tbe government to the disgraceful state of a nnmhor of bridges in tbis locality, some of wliieh huve tieen in u very dangerous condition for months and us yet uu effort bus lieen made to have Ilium repaired, Would it not lie wise un tbe purl of the government tn attend to this mutter before an accident occurs, whicli would require the payment of damages nf un amount far in excess uf what it would lake tu make the necessary repairs? If Canadian soldiers are going to fight abroad for the Empire, ii will need In lie understood among British officers that the men from the colonies are a new hreed of private soldier. This is n democratic country, and, while Cana dian officers can enforce discipline as far as they like over their men, it often happens that the private soldier in education and In uny civil lest is quite the equul of his officer, This private soldier has gone lo the war voluntarily, aud for three reasons,, because he loves adventure, because lie wants to see the world and because he wants to show that Canadians arc men of met tie. Many of the Canadian private soldiers who are in South Africa are university men, many uf Ihem lielong tn wealthy families, many uf them held officers'rank in the militia, bill, failing io sn ure commissions in tlie South Africa contingents, and know* iug the class of men who were enlisting, joined jis privates. Aside, however, frnm all such special cases, the young Canadians who wnuld bear nrms in time of war could never endure the Briiish sysiem which lunkes the private soldier a social niilcasl. They would not admit—they would nol even comprehend — the claim of superiority in anything but army rank which uflicers might set up The Ottawa man whu writes telling of the haughty stares whicli be encountered from British officers when, lieing off doty, he ventured to show himself in a puhlic house in Pretoria, Illustrates bow hadly democratic Canadians lii Into the Hritish armysystein, Tbeycnn neve-III iu us privates. If the colonies ure to join in war with the Mother Country the system will have to he made mote democratic. This country has nn human cattle tu he sent abroad In he slaughtered in war, ami despised, living or dead. We have men, however, who will voluntarily go forth to fight in a good cause, hut carrying with tiietn the belief that officers are not necessarily superior to men in any other than the technical sense and for purposes of military conveniences. Any other superiority musl he very real and demonstrable in some more convincing way than through the medium of haughty slates. h6C-f8*8*66«6«lCttH<H«*" The City of i'nris, Qentral camp, has itlrei'dy shipped 2,000 tons of ore to the ttratiliy smelter. The shipment of two caw of ore from ibe Buokhorn to the Trail smelter gave net returns of $24.3*2 to the ton. The oopper value was nine per cent., gold $0.71) and 30 cents in silver. Frank Hickards left yesterday for Summit camp, where he, in company with several olhers, will do assessment work on a numher of mining properties owned by W, K, Rickards and .). McNicol. The Athelstan has joined the list of shippers and is now sending ore lo the Granhy Smeller nl .(irand Forks, and it, is the intention of (he management to continue development and ship all winter. Andrew Laidlaw bus bonded the Evening Star and Sibley claims, in Wellington cninp, from .1. K. and K. S. Fraser. -Tin- price mentioned in the bond is $15,0<x). payments running over lii months. The EvenineSlat and Sidley ure situate ahout one mile from Hartford Junction, The assessment work for the two claims bus been done on the Evening Star. A ledge of copper ore over 125 feet wide has been uncovered and traced foroOi) feet. Assays as high as 11),'! II) per eent. cop|ier have lieen received uud the gold values are about $2. The showing is of so promising a nature that Mr. Laidlaw feels justified in expending considerable money in further development of the property. Shipments of high grade ore can he made from the surface and if the ledge maintains ils present values and proportion with depth, the Evening Star will he one of the biggest properties in the vicinity. A recent mill test of 35 tons nf ore from the Alma, (.'amp McKinney, gave 15 oz. of gold besides the concentrates, which il is estimated will reach $100 in value. The test was made by the Minnehaha stamp mill, and wus from ore taken all the way from tlie grass roots down to tbe 17-foot level. The Alma, which adjoins tbe Pendray, wns located by W. Edwards, The main working shaft is down 47 feet und Ihe ledge, which wus but one foot wide on the surface, has increased to two and u half feet in width at this depth. The lend runs in a southerly direction and can he traced for l.tHKI feet, showing tree guld on the surface. Besides the main shaft tliere is another one ubout 2n feel deep, disclosing n ledge of the same kind of ore. The ledge of the Alma, unlike a great many claims in (.'amp McKinney, is not a continuation of the fatuous Cariboo, but is a new ledge first discovered on tlie Alma. aususi ay, lyu-i. THE GAME LAWS. Sixteen to One. The following explanation of the meaning of HI to 1 is given in view of the re-affirming of tbe platform hy tlie Democratic national convention at Kansas: A gold dollar weighs 25.K grains, of which 23.22 grains are pure gold, the remainder lieing alloy, A Bilver dollar weighs 112 5 grains, of which (1-10, or 371.25 grains, are pure silver, the remainder being alloy. Thus the pure silver in a silver dollar weighs about sixteen times us much us the pure gold in u gold dollar, und this is the meaning of "16 to 1," Tlie proposal to adopt the free coinage of silver nl, a ratio of 1(1 to 1 is u proposal that any owner of silver bullion shall be authorized hy law to take it to a United States mint and have coined and ■ et timed to him one dollar for each 371.25 grains of silver, this dollar being the legal tender for the piiytnentjif all debts, public or private. The silver in such a dollar (and Ihe dollar itself under free coinage) at the present price of silver is not wortli far from fifty cents in gold. B. C. Timber for Hontreal. Tlie lumber of llrilisli Columbia is hard to beat, Some very line pieces of timber are now ready for shipment to the cast. The limbers are not especially wonderful from the point nf their thickness, but for tbeir length of 120 feet, they are particularly fine sticks, and among the best, ever sent, from British Oolumhla, Tbe ends measure two feet by one fool, and the lumber is beautifully straight, ami in splendid condition for (he work for which it is intended. Thc timbers are to lie placed for special purposes in a new railway bridge at Montreal. They were manufactured by the Hastings mill, An idea of Iheir size can be obtained from the fact thai they take up all the room on three flat cars, extending from the furthest ends of these. Tbey will he sent easl within a few days. Tbe open seasons for game are, respectively, as follows, both days heing inclusive : September 1st to February 28th— Bittern, ducks of all kinds, heron, meadow lurk, plover, Septemher 1st to December 31st- Oarlbou, elk, wapiti (bull), grouse of all kinds, including prairie chickens, hare, moose (hull). September 1st tn December 14th— Deer (buck), deer (doe), mountain goat, mountain sheep (rum). November 2nd to March 31st—Beaver, land otter, marten, Unless specially provided, it is unlawful to shoot or destroy the following : Insectivorous birds, English hlackhird, caribou (cow or calf), chaffinch, deer (fawn under 12 months), elk, wapiti (cow), elk, wapiti (calf under two years), gull, linnet, moose (cow or calf under 12 months), mountain sheep (ewe or lamb), English partridge, cock pheasant, quail of all kinds, skylark, thrush, and eggs of protected birds. ll is unlawful to buy, sell or expose for sale, show or advertisement : Insectivorous birds, bittern, English blackbird, caribou (COW or calf), clmf- finch, deer (fawn under 12 months or doe), elk or wapiti of any sex or age, grouse of all kinds, except hlue grouse, which may Ik- sold during tlie open season ; gull, linnet, meadow lark, moose (cow or calf), mountain sheep (ewe or lamb), English partridge, cock pheasant, len pheasant, quad, robin, skylark, thrush, at any lime. It is unlawful to buy, sell or expose for sale, show or advertisement: Carihoo, hare, bull moose, mountain goat, mountain ram, before October 1st: .Municipal Howls anil Debentures..? m___a____________mM____9 (.overiiliielll llitocls buck deer, blue grouse, plover, during itoinlnlniiofCtiiiadiil por cent-lock the close season, Farmers only may shoot robins in gardens, between June 1st and September 1st. It is unlawful lo kill uud take in one sejison more than Hve caribou, ten deer, two elk, 250 duck, two moose, five mountain goats, three mountain Applications for Certificates of Improvements. Notices advertised in this week's Advance are those of t— .Sunny Side, near to Eholt Creek, (formerly called Prior Creek), lying partly upon nnd Northerly of and adjoining Lot 252, Township 711. Copper King, Kruger Mountain. St. John Mineral Claim, Camp Fair- view. Opulence, Kruger Mountain. Ecuador, Camp McKinney. White Knight, Kruger Mountain, Peacock and Headlight, Kruger Mountain. Big Hug, Oamp McKinney. Susie, Fairview. MINKIIAI. LOCUTIONS. AUOUBT 20. All Gold, Fish Lake ; Rochester.Bai rett's camp, M. Ingrim. King Bird, Barrett's camp, Jno.Easl AUOUBT 23. Truckee, Wesl Copper camp, Lewi- Bryant Montague, Beaver camp, Alex. Mc Lend. AUOUBT 25. Bessie, Summit camp, A. (i. Fee, el al. Mohawk, Summit camp, Ezra ('. Heiiniuger. OKBTIKICATKH OF WOHK. AUO. II. Cameronean, I). A. Catupron. True Blue, A Duncan. Astor, 0, B. Bash. AUGUST 18. Elk, W. J. Allaid. Deadwood, Silver Mining Co, AUOUBT 15. (Inodenough, A. E. I'ettitt, et al, Butte and Helena, K. Roberts. AUO. 17. Rebecca, Iviinhne, Copper Prion', Empire, Win. Smith, et nl, Standard, P. J. Kennedy. Black Diamond, P. J. Kennedy. auo. 21. Rock, J. W, McCord. Jerry, Seth, Wm, Rowe. City of Paris and Sleinwiuder, A. I). McLeod. Wellington, A. D. McLeod, etal. auo. 23. Nr. 12, fractional, John A. Douglas. Adirondack, M. II. Kane. auo. 26. Houston Van, B. C. Mining and Development- ('nmpany. Friendship, Henry Strauss. auo. 25. Sexton and Mary, C. F. Taschereau. auo, 27. New Duties, E. Dufour. Rising Sun, Dun Slewurt. Bounty, J. P. McLeod. Governor, E. C. Blown, et al. Pathfinder, New York, Gold Cup, J. M. Luce. AUG. 20. Grace, Ada M„ Julia, A. Megraw, el al. Hope No. 2, Ii. Dnncgun. Dixie, Vancouver k B. C. Development Conipany. Moon, II. I). Barnes. Bonanza, Alias and Hartford, (two years), Ed. Burns. AUG. 21. Hungy. Look Eihurp, Louis Ouilclte. Hard Times, J. L. Smith. WKSTORinOK LOCATIONS. AUO. 13 Winnified, Fish Luke, D. A. Koss. No. 0, fractional, Carmi camp, U.I). Kerr. Vancouver, Canyon creek, Win. Lacey. auo. 25. Zulu, Kettle river, J, A. Delander. e*-t Prizes Won by Canadians. Three more grand prizes, captured by Canadian exhibitors at the Paris Exposition, are announced at follows : Hudson's Bay Co., Montreal Cotton Co. and tlie Canada Flour Co. Gold medals are also awnr.led to Canada in class 41 as follows : Gloe Atkinson, Portage la Prairie, Munltn- lui, exhibit of birds; Colonel Thomas Egan, of Halifax, collection of birds; the Charles Desjardines Co., Quebec, furs ; the Oxford Copper Co., ores, and Henri Menier, trees, Silver medals to the Whitman „ Barnes Mfg. Co., St. Catharines ; Sam ual May k Co., Toronto; Morrice & Co., Montreal, cottons ; ,1. M, Mac Conn, Dominion naturalist, Bronze medals to the Mercantile Dye Co., Toronto; Huimonth Yarn Co., Hriethaiipi Leather Co., Berlin, Out. j A. Savage k Co,, Montreal; Baby's Own Soap, The Department of Mines, British Ooiumbia, has also been awarded a grand prize. UIWHIV _-.._- — A Brand Hull will Iw lii'l,1 undor Uio auiptcos "f III'' Midway Brass Band IN NOBLE'S HALL, MIDWAY, **^->*----1^1' _^_^B_^__ 6 The Cotntnlttra having tho uiliiir in ohargo m_ sparing neither lime nor trouble to ouiure ii>. auccosa, nml Ibo pleasant llnionObT-od tbotfo wIki attended iho proviou* ituii hold under Uidrau-plco-iftasulficitint guarantee of whal may booxpooted on this oobatlon- Commodious Hall Good Supper Excellent Music J. L. 1 ERRY'S STQi Seventh Street, ami see qui wr stock „f Men's, Youths' and Bovs' At Bed Rock Prices. SJ Also a Fine Line of Millinery Q0Qd j Being Opened. Grand March at 8 p.m. Come and Enjoy Yourself Admission, including' Supper, $2 $2 Vf. 11 . WEHH, J.i). THOMPSON, Prnldent, Baetttary E, RICHARDSON, Million! Dlrwtor, CANADIAN PACIFIC 44 Imperial Limited " Service for the year 1900 will be commenced JUNE 10th. The "Imperial Limited" takes you across the Continent in four days without chang-e. It is a solid vestibuled train, luxuriously equipped with every possible essential for the comfort and convenience of Passengers. Ask your friends who have travelled on it, or address m_____\ K. J.COYl.K, A. O. 1*. A., Yaiirmivi-r, II ('. P.ANDMMON. T. I*. A. Ni-I«i,ii, II, (', fc_fc^^_^^A^A^fr^A^A^^Afr _ p * ! a I I Full i 1 Line of • » Fishing i I Tackle. * > * !>_>___!_____ _-i£££t_4i_'_____i r wmmm 99999999 mm mm v^tov www I New Novels. I m_________________\_____________________________\__________t ■www mmmmmm J. Ai Unsworth, f Druggist, flidway. i__it_________________ m mmmm w wwww ivw ww WESTERN Assurance Co. Financial Statement, January 1st, 1900. ASSETS. Company nml 0ihor Hnnk, l.<mi' nt'inlm ,mmmm_________M ('iiiiil)nny'N HiiililiiiK I'iihIi on llnnil tin,]on iN'pfwil. Hills Receivable... o_,xm Td jMorlwiflOK :fc',.Vii) in line from other CoinpnnieH—Cur- 743,778 16 itIXMl ii tl/.OT it, 287,414 Ri 65.0 n (Hi norm 71 ■W,IW7 73 runt Account* Intcir-i Hue nnd Aecruml AkciI* JtalBiiuoH nnd Sundry Acctn. 187,15.1 70 8.-239 Al lOWlB 34 tM2l,7M&S C. F. COSTERTON VKRNON B. C Hi NOTAHY PUBLIC. AmmaaA X*oas*mr- The Royal Inbbi»amok Oot. Tiik London and LANCASHIRE Fihk Inbukanck (!oy. Tiik Inhiikanck Coy. or North Ahukica. Thk London and Canadian Fihk Insurance Ooy, Thk Sun Lira Abhuranoe Coy ur Canada. Thk Dominion Biiildino and Loan Abbooiation. AlM'IIAIHKH t'OR TIIE CANADA J'lSll- hanknt Loan and Havinob Ciiy ruins, and to hunt rivet with dons, or , a 77. "'•"*-•**• ,,.,,, . ,., , ->H''" -nssos under Adjustment • 171 w •« In kill deer for hides alow*, Dividend l'uynbie January, 1900..'. »,']$,, on I ■fli.-iti :ii Net Cash Assets 12,100,381) 60 Capital Hubmiribed but tint. Milled In 1,000,010 00 Security to Polloy Holders 13,100,880 50 Inconio (or the year ending Dec. 31, 1MB I 2,02,741 M Ume* I'liid oilioe OrKiinlnntlon of Company to Dntn 128,748,388 30 • Board of Director*: Hon. OKO. A. COX. I'rcuident. J.J. KENNY, Vlce-Pronldciit. Hon. B, 0. WOOD. Mnmns. ItOHT. REATY. OKO. It. It. COCK- BURN, (IKORQK MoMUHRICH, Vf. II. IIROCK, IItrun N. HAIHI), JAMKB KERR OHRORNK. W. B. RICKARDS Agont, MMway, B. C. ®***!Lzi-__*4**99?****4(ji) In r. mm, \*U, ■' Practical Watch Maker, OOPFIUR BT GREENWOOD B.C. Oood Tool-, Plenty Material, and jo years experience to de work correctly. . , . NOTICE. LJOIIRKK pastured hy ||m momi, r,„ i ' JOHN EA8T, Mlilwny. II. c CROWELL'S § S. A. CROWELL, Proprietor. s„ ,„ s„ ,,MJ*** %m*w HPIIIS is ;t new building hard finished all i|,r,,J furnished in first class style. The dinJ is supplied with the best en the market. The furnished with a choice stuck of Wines Cigars. Patronage of the Public is Solicited and Satisfaction is •l<|.«|| Cuart The Riverside Hotel, Is sil iml,'il ut Kink Cii<"k, II.C. mi tin- in.iin i uni,- nf i„J Iii-imti'Ii 1'i'iiUi'tini :iul nil Hniiinliiiy t'teek point* Rt„| | plni'i' fur Itaget, Good Fishing -:- Good Hunting -:- Best of Accommodate am**., FrwprlBtnr I'lS'l'AIII.I-HIJIl I--I. MAINLAND NURSERY COMP; - LADNER'S, - BRITISH - COLU.VEL >I»I*S>I I. Our Si'i-ciAi.riKs- Varieties Profitable in Hrii ,i i i Trees Free from Pests. PRUI- AND OHNAMKNTAI, TKHB8, PLANTS A.VD li-i Send fnr Free Catalogue. K. 11 mini | The Boundary M ...J^IDWAY, B.G... Strictly First-class Throughout, Excell *nt Accommodl Large Sample Room for Commercial THOS. McAULEY, Proprietl FAIRVIEW ■ HOTEI Commercial and Mining men should put at the Fairview Hotel when in camp. GOOD ACCOMMODATION. EVERYTHING EXCELLfj JVopriel Qeo ii. SheeKar* ______________________________ ^VVVV< Lancashire House i * MIDWAY, B.C. : : ® The undersigned having taken thi- well- known and comfortable hotel invites the patronage of all old customers and the puhlic generally, BEST BRANDS OF LIQUORS & CIGARS, j -PiMiflnde-hoated und oomforlnblv fiii-niNiM-d rooms, FIRST CLASS MEALS WELL SERVED. Thos. D. Banbury, Proprietor. \titi vn> ■ »■*•■ • • m %(i99999*«9999t*F , down from Beaverton, Jspector Doroian was in ||,tst week. from Oreenwood held (idway to-day. Ill'sresldsnce on Palraei- jni'iiring completion. |S, of Camp MeKiino'V, dnys in Midway last i NohleVhall next Thnrs- n'sesto he ths hest of J McNicol has returned to |r H viicutinn to her Old inn, lbe well known cut. Tremens, was in Midwnv j,. Slnnke, who bus been Ll visit to Vii'iuciii. re- I, home on Weilnesiljiv nv season has now fuirlv Biirtls are reported to he [rev, of Hm drill nf H"l|'h- Inernl nierehanls, of <'inns in 'own mi Saturday. whn for the past I"" en managing Hurry Pit- tel nt Hock Creek, hns Midway. krl. "'bo represent eil Hii it the Paris Kxpos'iioti. .si.nt this Province nt the liihition. L,.,.,. im ml of he**f eat tie limb Midwnv Insi week >I„H taken lothe slaughter Burns & Co. nn ntloi-ner nf Den* In, nnd Den B, M-iielietn. I'.-i- attests al tin- Hnitml- Fridny Inst. Infl his secured (he eon- (dine about flOO tons of nre hi of lb" mines around le in ihe Granhy smelter. 11,,,,.!,- nml daughter, wl ed Davis, employed in lite .\|„u i„ Linn mine, ami n t p„ninn Wl.nl ()(|| duck shooting at Mud Lake, h shorl distance frnm ||„. ,„W|1 Th(. n took np their positions on 8|u,or side ol tin. Ink,, .,,„, the compH|1,oni seeing some dueks on the opposite side df the lake from where he was standing, lii'cd. The gun Wus loaded witli buck. shot, two of wliieh glanced he water, sti-ikinu Davis in t|„. -,.,.,. j,lsl helow th,. left ,.ye, and leaving a bad wound, The unfortunate mun wa* Immediately taken to Dr, arthm Bums' hospital, where Dr, Hums wns M" ssfl11 Inextracilng the shuts, nml Mr. Davis is now fnsi recovering I'rnm the wound, which certainly would have proved fatal hnd it not heen for the qulak assistance rendered by a com potent inui skilled physician, ■ *-—- Pioneers Meet. The second semiannual u ling of ilie pioneers of tbe Boundary coimtrj wns held nt T. McAuley's hotel Insi Saturday evening. Although th. members of the organization iimnbei ahoul .'iii nnly nl, nn half that nnmbei were present, owing to many of tl , '"'ing ill III" hills &l Ihis lit f the vein-. Those present w i— R a. Brown, II. Cn ran, li, Dnnegan, W. Kdwiiids, T, Hard-, .1. |>. lln, Ian. E. Keightley, .1. Und, .Im. Kerr, C. .1. Inindy, ,1ns. Lynch, H. Larsen, Hair* Morgan,!. Mi-Anley, Jas, McNicol, L. M.llcCniren, 1). McRllHs. W, Nelson. W, Powers, VV. B.Rickards, ll.Simui, It S-uller, .1. Thornton, Tom Welsh. ('. 0. Wiiriiiolh. Thi' liy-laws. which were drafted nt ih" fiist-iueeting lire to li" sliu'hlly nlieii'd, which was left wilh the ex- eeuiive comiitittee to attend to. I wns also voted on and carried llinl the secretary be given a salary of $'i"> fm his servlues. Some discussion took plui s to where the next meeting wns In be held, but il wns finally de- elded in hold ll n' Camp McKinney on Much Ll 1801. After tin- liosiness hail heen disposed nf a l.anq.i"! wns held nml si-vein! hours were -pent very enjnyably, read- nisietiees mill vicissitudes nf early life , extended visit tu Mr-, in the Bound u-y country 1111111111-; the ie at I,"-- Angeles, Callfi r chief topic of conversation, I tn Hidway mi Friday *** Presbytery of Kootenay. ina, whn a few weeks ngnI Tin- Imn li half-yearly meeting i.f linimi while working in the Kouumay I'reshytery was opened jit Oreenwood on Wednesday, August Lit Previous meetings were held nt llu-,.1 11 il. Nelson .mil Kn-li 1 sii'v salve Ij fhere nre ill ordained ministers on the 1-oii, jiinl of 'Ill-si- 17 wore p eaenl ' 1 Que, wen-in Midwnv "' l|>"(" vv ' meeting, ns under: lay. Frnm here ihey wenl n"x.. D. Mi,. Handier B.A., Ross- ',..' I'urU cnunti'V. ' ; >•""' • V- ''■ '>''"""*■ U*A" K;"'" : [John Monr... B.A., Trail : M. D, Mc Ke . II. \.. Slocan ; 1, A. BVrgUimn, 11. A., Siinilnu ; Henry Voting, M, A . Yniir : .1. I!. Robertson, B. A.. Grand Forks ; W. A. Alexander, B.A., Columbia ; I). Campbell, B. A.. Oi dire. jil,l_. of the Supreme! w,„„| . A|,.x, i, lim, H..,\„ Mnyie ; VV. i". li CBeggsand Harold (|, Fortune, 11. A., Oranhrook ; A. 0 )l of Columbus, Ohio, were I Uaorne, PhD., Whitewater j .1. c, Inst Wednesday, and frnm M'nlqiihiiun, B.A., Rossland Mines; II on rn the Crystal Butte Mock'iy, B.A., Kholl ; D. M. Reid, B. ich nil three are Interested ; \ |.-,„t s eels : <i- Sutherland, M.A , irrls has let the contract Phoenix 1 R. P. Murray, B.A., Mid- .1 neal cottage and « large) "«> ■ "tt' Mr. K. W. Barton, student ranch adjoining the town I mlesloiiarj. 1 lascade, .1, the buildings an 1- Bev' °' McU' Ua,,dier ' "'"''"'" N'.nis will have one of llm1"' lb" 1'ie-hylery and Hev. A. D. |ful ranch the Bound- Mensles clerk, Business sessions were held VVi'dn.Mliu morning, uft 1011 nnd evening, ami on Thursday mi riling I afternoon. At Ihe close of lhe afternoon sessions the ladles of Ihe (ireenwooil Presbyterlahchurch entertained the ministers al tea. VVedm-s- 1 1 -., ' 1 I day evening's session was a congrega- llii'V retoriietI un Monihiv , , ■ , :,., „ „, tonal one, matters ol especial interest nl'seiit 11I1011 two 111, ,;„ . ,i„. 10 the (ireonwood church engaging the , itt, 'iition uf the Presbytery. On Thurs- who hunt nil ol the j (j |y eveu|ng „ ,m|,|i,. service wjis held, '"' "lin ' 'hu Boundary a||dB, ,h,s RnVi H, MaCkay, nf Gbnlt, nncli, „* well as port imt-ui ,l,n.iiKV,\ |,|s ||, jure and ordination. -11. have heen i-wai-u, d .1> M(Jg| a| -^ v.yt|ng ministers took '"' ""' 'unsti-ui'tiun of 110 t|.elr departure on Friday, going out ":'" '"i"1 '" ,"'"K"» hy thej,,,, th.„,|„v's iniin. inroad nml Navigation Colli' Prizes for Mineral Exhibits. The Spokane [udustrial (exposition, which opens ihis year on the Und nf October, will again have Prof, L, K, Armstrong, one ol Ihe besl posted mining men of thai city, in charge, The chief pii/.-s 1 thia year In the niineial deliallment will excel III xl- sign end workuninship, ns well ns value, llio-e of 1 In- pasl lairs. Th- big gold medal prize offered for lbe heal collective uxhlbll from n si ur province will ibis year he in tin rorm of a scroll. The design is one "I lhe handsomest which bus ever I II worked 001 for n mineral premium. |! will couihliie nil the pfeelnus nml lesser inetnls which can he ulloyctl logelher, The inednl or scroll will be six or eiglu Incher long nnd of n rui" responding width. In lhe design will he used guld, silver, platinum, brass, bronze, with gold mainly in evidence. The ini-tliil will he engl Jived on 111" fn ,f ihe scroll, wiih ilie name ol the dlHtrtui winning It, ll Is valued nl 1126, The second prize will I"' « silver tt I 1 HIN 1 1U1N ! There is no better investment at the present time than Midway property. Those who bought in Spokane a few years ago have since made fortunes. Midway is the Spokane of the Boundary Country. It is the coming metropolis of the interior. Trains will be running into Midway in a short time and the prices of lots will go up. Invest now and make money. For prices and terms apply to THE MIDWAY COMPANY, Ltd. C A. Sawyer. "\ At the Sawyer Brothers livery barn will be found good single and double drivers, ladies' and gentlemen's saddle horses, and complete packing outfits, Parties to the West Fork country given special attention. Daily stage to Greenwood carrying passengers & Express Sl SAWYER BROS., LIVERYMEN, MIDWAV, B. C. LJUUJ _%&£_ iij_*t i______fe!_i■>■» :_____ ___*_t A. v JX9999 ■*■*■■* _»_«••?_•=•>5F_*_P _*^y9f_f_E_S.'A W _. - % i The Cen*ral Hotel | llth St., Midway, B. C. fo fo fo (\\ *»****9*i:999*i-t* \\f •2Z This is a new furnisht d throuirhout. three-storev In tel, comfortably :!' T. M. Qulley & Co ^ ************ Furniture, Carpets, Linoleums. ************ FUNERAL DIRECTORS and EfflBALKRS. Large Stock. Low Prices. ************ Vr SOL GULLEY SH CO., COPPER STREET. GREENWOOD. nl hi- liinm » tew niil"- jllMiil .nnllllll, till- itljlir.'il fccirlv well, Iniili, nf (ii'i'omviHiil. John iknne, uinl Mr Morrlinn, 11. nf tin' Mntli'T Iniili' (turned to tl»' Bonnditry |*i Mcimliiy ivenltlR from ul Itl"-' vi-.it to Eiimp**, Mm, ■ nl i'iiiiiilvri'ini'iu''l with him. iiV lUllllJSlll'U UllUU^.IUUL. \*e fo The nearest house to the Railway Station. The w I L most convenient hotel for railway travellers. A-. fo m»»****tr999fet* y(j» fo Good Rooms. Good Table, f fo Good Liquors. i «w m**99999(:.99.e*** its * S. DAHL, Proprietor. 1 ____»____ £zi_tz£i ew_.eg_.4r e*r£.£,£r£i£i£i£' £i_Zz£i.&& vx-'?,i5:;5' ^^^T Vs?5? *C5:>k"v'vv'vv **»"v>»-**■ THB MIDWAY SAWMILL ***-»*999999*999999f!i99999999999*i9999999999t:*.99.99***** | The Travellers Insurance Co,.. | S .... Of Hartford. Conn. % rvnrrim % Chartered lH«:i. Stock Life lind Ai'i-idotit liiMiirniico. ompann nml VV. ll. CAi/.e •wu ,iv, r Kiimliiy, having li'iui M,'yi-rs creek, whew oing uieaamenl work on n ll'i'iln'i-tii'K in which llii'vnir ti 9 _ * $20,884.53 * s ~,f;2(),260.20 H) if a,u7h,424.36 * W W The Travellers Oonihinallon Accident Policy guarantees toraccldeutal g- under ordinary conditions. sst'l'is tin- nesl life Insurance contracts in the world, No ii disappointmeni us to dividends, * Everything guaranteed in ml- *j viini'i'. Preinlilin rules 15 to 25 J per rent less than those of old 9 line Mm lull cotupaniee. ASSETS, . . January 1st, 1897 LIABILITIES, SURPLUS . . jji Death limu'iti «.-, 1»>' i I.i.s* »f liiu-lu Hand • B.SO Ims at lev at or abovo Knee . 8,M0 (6 ■■ 1 u. Both Keotor Both Hands 6,000 ; Lon ot l_ft Hand . . . 1,0011 *jj 2 Low of One Hand and One Foot 5.000 ! Loss of Either Foot i.iu-i ™ *r ... . , , .,_. I lex__ nt .Xtrixt ,xt nna'Vvn . |J.^I Jt Lequime & Powers, Proprietors. Manufacturers of all kinds of in ii,- tb AC, lied in the change In III uinl depart uw nf iimiIh, fn- new i-iintriii't, the nuiil ui tin- weal mm- arrives 111 l^'iulofa-aOp, m. n* former- 1,111 'he east nt 7::il)ii. in. in llu '■in. ns it diil imdi'i llu Moody, dentist, nf Victoria, I'n Midway Iaii Wednesday Jh" mii'st „f Mrs. YVxnrk'k, f 'f Mrs. M,„„|y. I),.. Mondy npnlled to give 1111 11 good J111 VIctorlacwIng to III health, I'1"'! ini'iiinc In Miihvny fur 11 Ths1 vacation, hut he is so well ■with Uie town tlmt. it is mu f I"' "ill liikoilp his pern,uiii'iil • here. ut Bt80 of Ih Koss Thompson. fl'ilniiliiy iimr„i„K l"",ll'-'» His Ut, I""d "Tunes," „m| J||„ j|„,.v ^"'"''I'l'iiiuiriedinih,. Kpisn, ''ll. (iiivern,,,,,,,! S|,.e,,t,(),.,.,.„. I,|,V'W. A, Rolilna, Air. A. |ywvethehrlHeBway, Alter [""'""V a wedding hreakfusi r'H'-iuifai ll,,.r,.-i,i,.„ „• A fy-after whirl, for, and Mrs. »""» wedding tnnr lo Lodi.iIs, [where ihey wi„ t ,in f' weeks visi, Me. J • In l(l llilpp model, also pf appropriate design unit valued ui (180, , The third prlua will I I»'' "" medal, relieved with nther nietiui. vul 1 Ul l!_'l. . ,. Tin iidtllnnnill prlisas arnann 01 feted for Ihe i"'st disirie]lexhiiui*- nmi two for Hi" hosl Indlvldunl exh hits Aupreclnllng the fuel ihal «■'■■" '')" ' visiting the pafenta df hlhltorK want ts the honor m »"\.\' «" Ahvani'k extendsUccoiid plnre, ih< "<**">/* '» , ?j_s_taHFf?SiJat:A* "iv. 1 f,H, ide liiii.'i-. ROUGH AND DRESSED LUMBER LATH and SHINGLES, SASHES and DOORS Band Sawing and Job Work done to order Telephone No. 12, Telephone orders receive prompt attention, a> Una of Bight of Both Byes . ,»» _ lex,, at I T Low of v « Permanent Tolal Dlsabll ty !S«i ! Loss of sight of Ono')'ye . * Limits of Weekly Ii|dctr|i|ity $1,300, | jj; AM). If auoh injuries are sustained while riding as a passenger in ^ tt any passenger conveyance using steam, cable, or electricity us a <JJ 9 motive power the amount tn he paid sluill be DOUBLE the sum JjJ I specified in the clause under which the claim Is mado. f * * I Cost $52 A YEAR TO PrOFESSIONAI. AND BUSINESS J * Mi:n,ani) Commercial Travelers. jj! Other sums at proportionate rates % "wV. _E£. Norris, | I AOEXT KOll SOUTHERN BRITISH COLUMBIA, MIDWAY B.O. f o * loO****************iT)99****999*9?X9999 (r999**********>0 i\t_i\'_iU, The Pioneer Newspaper of the Boundary District only $2.00 per year. Is prepared to fill all orders for |oli Printing at lowest, rates consistent with good work. % Midway Horse Pasture, T. M. GRAVES, Prop. Pack arvd Saddle Horses for Sale. If,vou have lost a horse, send me tin- brand und if is in tlio country it will hi' found. TERMS FOR PASTURING $8.00 PER MONTH. Single horse*, delivered in Midway, $8.00 par month, Two or mure, delivered iu Midway, each SH per month, THOS. WAKE BUSINESS LOCALS. 1011 PRINTING Gel your printing clone ttt THR Advanck iitllco. Good work, reasonivhle prices. rnoT ui'i'i-MYl'll' s" tiling peal •USil1, Eion Cards nml ft_ Pro* """"""'TOB ADVANCE Office. m The Advance m M ToVo-rPHend.. g iW\X' Subscription $• n )">•' ^.y ,- \'$mj: * mm NOTICE. ANY0NK found tru»piu»lng on my premlsM hi Trout I'mli will I)" pnwocuteil acconl l"8 U>16?W" DUNCAN WOODS. FARM FOR SALE. CONTAINING about 910 acres. This prep- Brtytoritimteilon H«- siuilllnui " Ju\ ,.,. liolfarollofrom tho li "■ boiindary. Halt mxy botwoon looinls, tWrvlow inn Keromws. li i-on llio anprovoilroiito of lho ClMt., ano Iherowlllunaoublodly lonnoolloii hol\* Hii- mul American lii««. .i* Uiert bos mens preliminary niryoy with Ihal objuotinv^w. (jinok, crop, Implrmontu ami household «■ n>*<«- i., bo sold with said prdporiy. Vddnw or enquire al I'-.UUVIKW 0U8T0MB 0KK10B, «hloli l-iiu Ihopropnrty, U« TIMBER NOTICE. TxKC, NOTlrl''. Ihal M dnys after dato I In ' loud iiiiiklim* appllcallnn to lho Chtof Commlsslonorof Luii'ImiiiI «»rk* for ncrmlj ■Inn tn pnrohaso tho (ollovylng deM;rlbod land, vU.i Starting at. a post nboiil W chnlns wiilh o( lho wounii rond, whoro li itjwos luersn Mil,- iJiui'k, viiiiiiiim Ihooco ""iii " em "*• i Ml SO i-lii-,1"*, thenco -"iiii l" chains, IhoncowesttOohalni, in -lafllng poinl* about „n,. mile wl "f Mi l '"'lily's Imti'l. .1. P, MrrlMlDY. Knii-vieiv. II, C. Ai-.r.V K WM. I7p FULLS HOTEL.. . PROPRIETOR. The Imtel is centrally located and is ii stopping place for sini!, lines Good fishing in the vicinity. Good stahllng, A va"ietv of the choicest brands nf liquors nnd cigar? at lhe bar SITTATKI) AT BOUNDARY FALLS, It. C. mwmmtmtimomommttt*^ THE PIONEER - HOTEL Greenwood City Boundary Creek, li. C. We have opened lhe ahove hotel at Greenwood Oity, aim are prepared tn welcome guests mul provide good accommodation. Good Catering. Bint elans Livery Stable, J W. NELSON PROPRIETOR MM x. '*■» 'i|i.i .tittr,' i I'.y I -eruricaie oi improvements. ITotloa, m.iik Minkiiai. Claim. Situate In Osoyoos Mining Division of Yale District. Whore Looatedi-At Fairview. TAKK NOTICE Ilml I. Charles ,lo HIoIk iit-i'i-ii. uj went for iJcm-iji' A. Ouori, freo miners eerufloAte No. iliitiii, iuiniii. sixty ilnys from the dote lici-cnf, to upply to the Minim; Itcconler for n rarlilicslo of iniprovi'iiicnts, for tlie piii-po*c of obtuiuiug n Crown umnl nf tho ubovoclaim. Ami fun her take notice that, action, under section 37. inu-l he oomrnenoed before 'lio Ikhii- nncu of sueli cerlillcate of improvements, Dated this 80th day i f August, 1««). lie CIIAS. iikII. UHKKN. Uci'tlllciitt* or improvements. NOTIO- llni llro Minkhal Claim. Situate In the Kettle River Mining Divlilon ot Yale Dlatrlct. Where located i - Camp McKinney. TAKE NOTICE that I. Vf. II. Norrig. tor I inyself. freeiniimr'seertlfleato No. rail*. andasiMt fur A. Mount vv, (roo mlnerioortl- lleatn No. I'xaEI, and Mr«. I. M. Macdonald, froe minor's iwtMcate No. IMMIII, Inlenil, sixty days from the dole horeof, Uiapply to lhe Mining He- eonlor for n cerllHouto of improvements, for the purpmo of obtaining it Cro»n grant of the ' above claim. Anil furilior lake notice that aclion, undor section 37, must Im eommeneed befuru tho issiuiuoe of such certificate of Improvements. Datod this 20lh day of August, into. Ilk, W. II. NOK1IIS. MINERAL ACT 1896, Certificate of Improvements. xroTiOB. MinAWiiUH Minkiiai. Claim, Osoyoos Mining I Where Located: Kruger MINERAL ACT, 1896. Certificate of Improvements H-onaa. WHITE KNIGHT MINERAL CLAIM. 'Ill' On Kru Sltuato in the Osoyoos Mining Division S|.uat0 ,„ the Osoyoos Mining Division of Yale District. Where loeated " of Yalo District Mountain. ' ger Mountain. TAKE NiiTICEilmi I. Ohas. DeBlols Oreen TAKK, NC-lIOKlhattOhas. deBlols Green, asagenl fur c. II. Arundell free miner's ,', acliiig as agent for rrank If. VJol- ccrtificalT NO.0S1MA. Intond, sixly days "ton, free miners ecrlltlcoic No. SIMB. fro dato heroof, toapply to the Mining liilond, sixty d-.ivs from he dale liereuf. o Rooordor for n i lertlficate ol Improvements for awly w lhe Mining Itecordor for a LorUfleato Hie purpose nl Obultllng a Crown Uranl of thu i of inproyemeiils. lor the purposo of obtaining nliove claim. a Crown Oram of lhe above claim. And fnrllii'i tako notice Ihut action, under' And furihor take notice that action, under section 87, must lie commenced befoi-e the seetiun 117, must be commenced boforu tho issuiince of suoh Ccrtltlcate of Improvements i issuance of sueh Cerlillcate of improvomonts. Dated this 17th day of April, A. D.lBOO, I Ilulud this Mh day ifjutio, law. CHAS. IikII. OHEEN. I 7c CHAS. uall. (JHKKK. Mineral Act 1896. Certiiicate of Improvements. HJOTIOE, PKAOOOK anii IIijadi.kjiit Minkiiai, Claims. Situate in the Osoyoos Mining Division of Yale District Where located : On Kruger Mountain, TAKE NOTICK Ihut I, Charles dolllols Ureen, us agent fur William Keller, free ininer's certificate No. B6797. and for (jeorgc Eiigel. free miner's ccrlificalc No. H.VCJ8, iiilond, sixty days from the dale hereof, lo ply to the Mining Itecordor for a Oortlfloate Improvements, for tho purpose of obtaining apply to the Mining Itcconler for a Cortlfloato of Improvements, fur the purpose o" a Crown Urant. of I tie above claims. And further take notico that action undor seotlon 37 must be oomrnenoed before tlio Issuance of such Certificate of Improvements, Dated Ihis 17th day of July, WKi. 13a CHA8, DKB, GREEN. MINERAL ACT, 1896. Certificate of Improvements. St. John Minkhal Claim. Situate In the Osoyoos Mining Division of Yale District. Where loeated: Camp Fairvlew. TAKE NOTICE lhat I, Itobert Story Hall, as agent for Edward Cook, free minor's certificate No, nitl.ftl, and Charles Nelson, froo miner's ecititicato No. 1I.V1. intend, sixty days from lhc date hercuf, to apply lo the Mining Itcconler for a Certlflcaie of Improvomonts. for tho purposo of obtaining a Crown (Irani of the above clnim. And further tako notice that action, undor section :i7. must be commenced -before tho issuance of such Cerlillcate of Improvements. HOHF.ltT STOHY HALL. Dated this Uth day of May, I0UO. HI DWAY, B.C. BeantiWIy stated at Ike confluenee of Bonndary Creek aod Kettle iif w Nun. DoundatY M 8 # w # y.ts'. ILL BE Tllc most 'mPoftant rai'wa>' town in t,ic Kctt,e Rivcr Mining Divis The Western Terminal and Divisional point of the Columbia & Western Railway The Wholesale Supply ami Manufacturing centre of the Kettle River ami ' 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 Mountai Northern Washington mining camps. The leading residence town in the country, with an excellent climatt supply and favorable sanitary conditions. Business, residence and garden lots at low prices and on easy terms. in aii' pun- water ; SKNI) KOIt MAI'.S, I'ltlCK.S ANI) KL'I.L l'AUTICl'I.AUS TO »IS£**Ji A- M* VVOVENDEN, 8«*reUry. fX^ 80 St. John Street, TfVft Montreal ttubkjiui'jiuiiji'j!'. y.<_i'.'^it_iii_iii_y.'_i'.'. y.i_ity.-y.<s.i_y.t_i'.i_ii'__i'.'__iit. y.'^i'__iii_i'.'__iii_i'.i_i\i_i'.'^i'.y.'. £'.i£it-)ii£_i£'.ui<_i_'-_.'' *••• *■■* *.>,' 7if7ir5!??i«7!«7;?7!?v*cvi?7!>?5j? VfiinitViritrtirt'ft Vtr7,n\rsirtirtir7irfiriiri\i wsswifsjcsifSKwrs^jcv;? ?»C7;»«,»»,{7!rs;{^;w;rt;r,;v-(j*. :.,,«THE MIDWAY CO., Ltd. <M- M. OROU8B, nt for Hiilisli Onliinihl Mldwm hi MINERAL ACT, 1896, Certlflcate of Improvements. NOTIOB. OPULENCE MINERAL CLAIM. Situate ln the Osoyoos Mining Division of Yale Ulstrict. Where located: Keremeos Creek. TAKK NOTICK that I, Chns. doBlols Given,' iih nitoilt (or A. .1. McIIuukhII, liilnerHcvrtitliiatc No. H58W. Intond Hist, . from the dn! l' lifirijof.loapply lo the Mining... order fur a certltleato ol improvcinciK for the ptirpos,! of oblainliiK » Crown Urant of tlio above claim. And farther lake notice that action, under Motion :i". hum lie oommeneod liefore tho Issuance of hucIi cerlilleale of Improvement!!. Hated this llitli day uf June, Hum. 7c CIIAS. DEBLOIS GItEKN. W. H.WEBB, *___ Practical _v_» SjWSGON AND CARRIAGE BUILDER. Midway, B. C. MINERAL ACT, -1896. Certificate of Improvements Notice Ecuador Uinkral claim. Situate In the Kettle lllver Mining Division of Yale District. Where located: Camp McKinney. TAKK NOTICK that I. Chas. de II. Oreen, im uncut foi' linnciin Donald, free minora cerllflealo No. nSOTM, Intend, nlxly days from the date hcreuf, to apply to the Mining Itcconler fnr a Certitlcato of Improve days from the date hcreuf, to apply lo the Mining Itcconler fnr a Certitlcato of Improve. minis for tho purpouc of obtaining a Crown Grant of the above elulm. And furihor take notice that action, under section 37, niiiut bo commenced boforo the iHsii.'ini-i' of such Itoriilk-iim of Improvement*. Dated thta l'-Lh day of June, 1900, 7c CHAS. doll. OltKKN. Repairing OF ALL KINDS Promptly and Neatly Executed. |^' CARRIAGE PAINTING il SPECIALTY. An Ideal Residenee Town. 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 ytiiKINSON. Provinciiil Land Surveyor. XMjg Architect and ____ Civil Engineer... Financial, T-Jeal Estate, Insurance and Mining Agent. •MNOT'AUY PUBLIC.** •—*-♦ - uir view 'J'ownnite Agent. . ., AIHIIIKKS . , . It. H. PARKINSON, niKviuw, B,o. f*orr«*«>ponden**e Solioitn-l, LEE CHUNG LAUNDRY. MIDWAY, B. C WASHINGS CALLED FOR ANI) DELIVERED, Prioaa ModarntB. St. Lie's Home.,, !Spokane F A Private Hospital and Nurses Home. Oppeihimcr St., Vanoouver. Medioal,8tirgloiil nndMiilwifi-iyomm received. Ti-i'iiih : — 1'rivnt**' Rihhiih, *li") per *v***-k ; Hi'ils in W'hiiIh, ijilii per week. NtltWI » -111. illlo tin- iviinitry III llli' iimuil I'li.'ii-K,--,, 1,-li'Ki'iiiii*, motiving ni mediate aitentlnn. All iip|iliiJiitiiiiiK to In- iiiihIi- lo SISTKIt PRANCES. Subscribe for THE MICE _ifi? The pioneer newspaper io the Boundary distal 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 FEET. PRICES REASONABLE. For terms and all other information apply to W. H. NORRIS, or A. MEGRAW, Midway, B. C Camp McKinney, B. C Railway Ca Nelson & Ft. Railway O K.MIU. Tin* onlv nil mil route nil points Kn*,), Mi-it aniil tu llokslninl. N i* I -.,. ii Intermediate points; i lin.* nt Rpoki with ibrU Northern, Northern rna(i| O. II. A X, Co, Connects Rt Nel » -* tht til Kiilound all Reoteixi ukt tn'-tn. Conneots at Hex <■■ I for Republic, end coi stage d.lly for(imml lorkunlCis ,,,, llnl* BPOKANK R0881_ND. xiXAC-.l Genet * mmmi^mw.' mm We Printl On good pa mm ®@ ip fife- P and in thei H approved s< Ml LETTER IIKAl »W» HII.I. HKADS NOTE HKAPS ENVELOI'KS STATEMENTS POSTERS BUSINESS CM CALLING < ;:;i BLANK FORM? of any kind. Wi BILL OF SAL** g^ forms for Mineral« If SURVEYORS' Affidavit forms fcr Fi Notes, etc., cic Wi SolltH'j A Trial Order Address j TKe yidv'ancft J 'Aenrr- . i-imni
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Title | The Advance |
Publisher | Midway : [publisher not identified] |
Date Issued | 1900-09-03 |
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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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