J_ r MhTAI. QUOTATIONS. 8tLV'-R-Bar...; S31 Lead '"....ell, 12*, 8d. Copper...Unchanged at 111.37. $&&_& Tub Bagle is more widely circulated than any other newspaper in north koo.'e.- . NAY-IT Wll.I. UK FOUND AN EXCELLENT ADVERTISING MEDIUM. VOL. III. NO. 26. FERGUSON, RMTI8I1 COLUMBIA, AUGUST 8. 1902. $2.00 A YEAR. K Taken Over by 0. P. R. From tbe Contraotora. THE SCHEDULE OP RATES Steejnboat Victoria HasBeen Taken Into tbeOo.'a Service -Closo Connections. LARDEAU'S BIG SILVER MINES UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT On Friday August 1st the concluding amogeniMiita were completed for the turning, over of the La.*drau branch railway from lhe cunlruciora u> the C. R R. For tins purpose W. Downle, general superintendent ot theC P. B. for West Kootenay, and J. S. Cartel, district pusaeuger agent, both of Nelson, were iu Trout Lake, 'ihe gentle- la.u .pent suuie liiue louKlupi ul/oul Hie townsite and expresaed themselves a�� being quite aullblled UiaL in a abort "time a good volume ol buuiueas would be done over ilm new brunch railway. Tbe uew limo schedule waa Oiuught Into eifeet un Friday and tlio steamer Victoria made her Brat trip by iliia eohedule uu that duy. There is u triweekly -.oi vice established, theBleuiuer leaving Trout Luke at 4 p. tu, Muud-j, Wedue.i.i.ty and Pnuay ul eaeu necK, and arriving at, ueri-uru al ti p. m. uuu tbe truiu iuuvut. Utteuii intuutea later. The boat luuVcs Ueirurd ul li p. in., arriving ui* iiuut Luke ul 1:30 a. ui. oa Tuesday, i'uui'sday uuu baturuay. One uiuy leave 'i'roui l.uuo at . p. iu., go tu Gerrard and bo uuea ut 1:30 ucxt morniug. Clubu connections aro made between boat ami runway all tlie way through to Nelson; in lucl heller liiue la wuuu from Forguayu or J.'ruutLuteioi'-ielauu than tiu -..iruwnoud uuu ma tue b.ttur way tu go. Tbrutijjii tickets may now be obtained at 'ii'uUt Laao lur any point, tne sane as ui auy mum line lieuet elilce, a'od fi'eigut uiuy be billed tu ur h'iiui Trout Jouke in ilio regular custuttary way afauy eorapuny freight ottlce. Thc ouiy urawbuuk lu tnis connection It on account ul their being uu regular freight ullicer atimnued in Trout Lake, but the purser uf the buat (if we are Informed correctly) Is expected to act in tbe dual capacity of purser and freight ageui fur Trout Luke, If ihis is'the arruugemout it would aeeui lhat incoVveiiieuoo wuuld ho caused lu teamster.'' Tie company's chief ship carpenter, J. Bulger, Is uow uvurluoking ibe atcahier Vleturla, putting in sittiug and stale rooms for ladies und gen He- men and otherwise lilting ber up so that comfort may be hud bypusaeugen while making tho trip. A Hi'atelasa passenger coach has beon put ou the run between Gerrard aud Lardo so that one may ride uvar tbe branch in comparative comfort. Tho passenger rate on the lake is fuur cents a mile, and the following Is a schedule of rates between Trout Lake and out- aide points in tbo Kootenay: From Trout Lake to Gerrard.,..$ .65 " " " Lardo.... 2. " " " Kaslo.... 2. " " " Nelaun.... 4.0. Konnd trip tickets may be purchased at one and two-thirds of tbe regular rate and aro guod for 30 days. An Eagle representative sought an Interview Wednesday with Mr, Donald G. Forbes, manager of tbe Great Western Mines, Ltd., and the Silver Cup mine. Mr. Forbes answered the questions that wero put to him ln a free and open manner. On being asked if the recent transfer of interests, and the change in the directorate and management bad tbe effect of altering the plana of work previously mapped out to" the season and the employees at the mines, Mr. Forbes said it bad not, but the work was being carried on pretty much at under the former management. Mr. B. Crilly, however, does nut go tn fie Silver Cup now as he formerly did, but hia attention is confined to tho Nettle L. The new management have, however, made one important change in relation to the Double Eagle Co. wblch Is practically owned and controlled by tbe Great Western Mines, Ltd. Under the new regime the Double Eagle properties will nnt he developed extensively tbis summer, bit next winter the management hope to push development as rapidly as possible and endeavor by spring to *;et, some of tbe Double Eagle properties In shape tushlporesteadily. Il Isiielleved that tbe May Ilee could be put/in position to make heavy ship* ments. by a.few mouths work being done,. The writer waa through the workings s short time -ago and found everyt'iin/ looking good. The management have closed tbe May Bee .'or tbe balance of the summer anil the foreman, Jack I'erisiau, and his men have been transferred to the Nettle L., thus increasing the force at ihis mine considerably. Things are now in shape at tho Nettie L. to ship a large quantity of ore during the balance of the summer and full and there is no reason why steady shipments should not be made from this on. A now dining rnnm mid conk house are being everted which will give belter accommodation to Hie men, anil will provide fur an Increased num ber of employees that it will be found necessary tn hum A compressor plant Is expected to ar* rive in a few weeks to be inttaliod at the mine as early as possible. THE SILVER CUP. At tbo Silver Cup mine very little change has takon place undor the new management. Tho force, however, has boen increased and it will be still further increased very soon. A tunnel is being driven that, when completed, will be 370 feet long and it will tap the ore body 370 feet below tho old work- lues and abuut 000 feet below the surface. A compressor plant is to be installed, also at the cup, in the early fall, when with the facilities thus afforded th>* mine should be a bummer next winter and the tonnage of ore shipped from the Ferguson camp next yoar should be very much Increased over this year. TRAMWAY FOR THE CUP. O. B N. Wilkie, P. L.S ,hua a force of men at the Cup surveying for th,* tramway from the Silver Cup mine down tn Eight Mile, a distance ol about three miles. CAPTDRED Surrounded in a Wheat Field bv BberifTa Poaae. HE TOOK HIS OWN LIFE The Hunt for Tracy Has Boon t��- Greatest on Record���Many Admired His Daring. OUTLET FOR THE ORES OF THE DUNCAN RIVER A telegraphic message hsskem received to the effect that Truey th* outlaw was raptured near Creston, Wash*. ��� *n Wednesday the 5th inst, lo a wheal Held by a largo po'Se of she.- Itfs, police and citizens, succeeding la surrounding him. When Tracy found that the sanation was too warm for him he turned his ever ready gnu on himself ami pulled the trigger. The stint took in- siant effect, and the man who has kep'. sheriffs and citizens of three states of the union guessing for so long passe; nway. The next -novo in the Tracy line will nodmibt be for son.e one to write a hook tlving a biographical -ketch of tha man's life. It r.ouk) meet a ready sale. Tke Phoenix smelters treated over .50,000 tons of ore the first six months of the year. Electric trams nn tbo Duncan river' is tho latest scheme for affording the j mines on tbe Duncan river, aide of the | Lardeau country an outlet tor their; ores. Jaraos Carson Murray, formerly of Rossland, writes from Trout Lake to state that a syndicate of Now York and Minneapolis capitalists are maturing a scheme to take up all the timber on the Duncan river that they can secure, and tbat they propose constructing an electric tramway on the river, with aerial trams up the creeks running into the main Duncan. Thi. further solves the problem of transportation for the Lardeau, as the new branch of the Canadian Pacific does not afford facilities fur shipping ore from the Duncan side of the divide. The American capitalists have an engineer named Gray ln the Lardeau at tbe present time, inspecting the country generally and reporting on the titnhcr and mineral prospects. Mr. Murray States lhut there is considorablo excitement over recent strikes In the Old Gold camp. On tbe Guinea Gold property a lead was discovered showing up ore that runs 1.200 to 1,600 ounces of silver per ton, while on the Pedro, which Is being operated hy the recently organized Mario Marilla company, a lead has been opened up In which tbe ore carries leaf and wire native silvor. The assays of these samples containing native sliver give enormous values. As,*** director of tho Cariboo Creek Development Syndicate of Kossland, Mr. Murray has reeenily vieited tho syndicate's claims on Cariboo creek and Is muoh pleased with tho prospects for the property. Ho states that wben he went in tho claims were somewhat difficult of access owing to tbe lateness of the season, and tbat It bad been de termined not tn prosecute work actively until it, was possible to get in supplies and tenia under tbe moat fuvurable circumstances, J. W. Westfall, manager of the syndicate at I.urdeau, writes to state that he has gone over the Effie and Colonial claims, owned bv the company on Carl- boo creek, and llmt he finds the properties all that have been said of tbem. The ledge on the 3flle la. strong and well maintained, carrying a quantity ol clean ore, though essentially a concentrating proposition of moro than ordinary merit. Tho Colonial, which adjoins, looks equally well, In addition to the claims mentioned the syndicate owns a group In the im- | mediate vicinity of the Guinea Gold | priperty, on which bonanza silver ore was discovered a few days since, and ! the value of "these holdings Is subslan- ' tlally enhanced by the strikes In the I Vicinity.���Rossland Miner. t'omatock Fraiiirty. One of tbe most encouraging prospects up the north fork is the Comstock. The tunnel which waa being driven on tbe ledge of this property is now in 116 feet and rood concentrating ore bat been encountered throughout. Sample! taken from tbe end of this drift, and recently assayed gave retulta of tii In gold, 7 ounces silver, and 4 por cent copper. As tbose samples were fully 00 per cent rock, It is readily seen that the concentrates from the ledge would be ot nu mean value. The ore consists of Iron pyrites, copper pyrites and galena in a gangue of quartz* and calclte. The Cleveland company owning the Comstock are well pleased with tbe results ol their development work thus far and will no doubt In the near future extensively open up tbis promising property. Kitltor HcAOutu, Ktileuaed. McAdnms is again a free man. It came before tho full court Friday morn- log, .when, on tendering an apology, and ble lawyer, A. E. McPblllipa, undertaking to ha��e itapoear In the Sandon Paystreak, he was released. In apologizing McAdatns said tbe only motive in publishing the article wjs In the Interest of the public, but thut the language was intemperate and immoderate and void of respect due his lordships and the officers. It was not I intended to discredit the bench, but was tho outcome of his strong feelings, He expressed deep regret for the publication of the article and the Inexcusable and insulting language in which It referred to the Judges of lhe supremo court. Therefore be withdrew it .and apologized for tbe same. Chief Justice Hunter severely criticised McAdams tor his conduct.���Kossland Miner. Crontul-ju fa-Morrow. King Hdward iucreasos his walking exercises, upon which bis physicians no longer place any restraint. There Is now no doubt that His Majesty will be strong enough to undergo the coronation ceremonies on August 9, but in order to guard against contingencies^ a special mobile chair is being pro- pared tor His Majesty's use should lt be found necessary. It ia expected the King will remain on board the Koyai Yacht at Cowes until the lateat possible moment on Friday 8th. If this is poasible, but there is a strong probability of nls having been in London on Thursday. His Majesty la In excelled spirits and greatly enjoyed bis seven hours'cruise tu Brighton aud back on August 1st. I'ululal Avoidant. The three year old child of Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Perry met with a painful accident on Thursday. Mra. Perry had been using tbe butcher knife and on laying it down the little girl unbeknown to her mother picked it up and accidental!/ cut tier thumb, almost severing It from her hand. Dr, Newcombe waa called in aud dressed the wound. Silver Halt (in) up. On Tuesday of this week an Raglr representative had a talk with H. H. Johnston', part owner In the Sliver Hell group of claims at the head of Brown creek. Mr. Johnston formerl; t'l.iitined his mining operations lo the Kossland. ���district, hut since the sprint; nt 1897 he has been a prominent Htrurc- in Ferguson and tho Lardeau. He ha." some good mining property In this district und now baa men at work on the Silver Belt property doing development work. Mr. Johnstone also owns somo valuable ground adjoining tho Cromwell. He din very extensive development work on these claims In 1897, bu'. since then has confined his work to the necessary annual assessments, The properties show marked Improvements from year to year and from conversation that wu bave had with men who huve seen the property there appears to be good indications of large bodies ot ore. ���*}��� Big BMklat* Deal. ��� On tbe 1st of August one cf the biggest banking deals since tho amalgamation of the Bank of British Columbia with the Canadian Bank of Commerce wis pulled off. The MulsonV Hank retired from Victoria and tbe Imperial Bank took over the business of thn Mufeon'a In the Capital and are acting as their agents there. The Molson's Bauk will pay particular attention to business in Vancouver and will continue to have lta head office for British Columbia io that place under the management of Mr, Loukwnod. Mr. Gibba Is spoken of as likely to becomo manager of the Imperial bank Victoria, but it bas not been definitely settled. Sixty telephone girls were married from ono Bull telephone office in Montreal ln the last few months and have been replaced by other girls. Tho telephone system is being handicapped by tho matrimonial epidemic. B Itlah Columbia Daula. The Mines Exchaneo, Limited, of Nelson, B. C, reports a number of Im * portant mining deals recently effeotod in the Fish River camp. The Ophir Hudo Syndicate, represented by W. I!. Pool, purchased the Oyster group of cluiniB for (00,000, paying 130,000 down, the balance to be paid ia sixty day.; and bonded tbe Imperial group at 128, 000, making thereon a substantial eaeh payment. Lardeau -c-a^/e vcstmenlshavebeen den,ons,ratej :i>c<x>:x>coooco<x: to me by the numeroua enquiries I have received respecting the proposed new loan." By which we Itake it that Mr. Prentice and his must have been playing ai cross purposes and that the minister of finance would have done well to have delegated the floating of the ���ililiikaa every Friday at Ferguson, B. C��� chief E. G. WOODWARD, -4 whnia all correar-on'tenreslioul I be taallod* ���2*4*+***+P*tt****��*t-+***+ .Sutacrlplion K*ite-i: UUO per annum, to lo.'lll tO Mr. Dunsmuir. Or per- ��*-ad'lrfla.* In America; tl.*.-, lur six uioiillis* , ., . .. nil.mar o, foreign aidro.se-., No pay, uo Imps the premier is exaggerating a |l*'K,r- | little, but be that as it may the lact ;,.k t'rintlaa: The Kngio it* department remain, that the loan is off for the la Ibe be.i equipped offlea, auu laeotily oflice ��hlcb can furnlib tho typographical union present in spite ol Mr. Duil-iiTlur s lahal In North Kootauay; a gusrauteo in lliielt ' r ;t good work aud promi��tnt>.-g. Advi'rll.lu** Knlra: Display ad... tl.00 per ..nek* riilun.i* rudi |;er monih. l.-f,'.,! ada,, 1. ������ouia *x*r (tioti)���,rlcli line for first liimrtlon; S ..'���.Is per Hut, lo. cat'li additional in-rillon. Heading uotiren It' i*euta tier Hue each l.*.sue. .-Haety day legal nuticcs, 910;; sixly day-. ,7 Mi; .-dirty days, fl,. No ad.. accepted at less than 'base rates. No r.atm for quark mis. fioar weekly Insertions constitutes one moata'S advertising, opinion of the Nelson Miner. money market. - LOST. On July 2nd a silver flask between Trout Luke aud Ferguson. Finder will confer a favor by leavagsuuie atEaglr office. .-,., ��� FRIDAY, AUGTST 8. 1W'2. EDITORIAL XOTES. t. Hubble, who is to superintend the blowing in of the smelter, arrived in Ferguson yesterday. The 'blow in" wns announced lor Aug. -)th, but Mr. Hubble has been unavoidably detained in 'Frisco, hence the delay. However it is now expected that the smelter will be running early next week. It ii a long step in advancement for an office of the Dominion Express Co. to be established within fouf miles of Ferguson and business .ind mining men will find this a great convenience. It lias been found decidedly inconvenient in the past to have to do without the advantages of an express office, especially to the hanking interests. You a Wage Earner? If so why not invest some of your earnings to meet a possible reversal of fortune. For a safe,'���'profitable investment there is nothing beats an accumulation policy in the iTijirunni; i inn lvcitri _��.-.?. THE FERGUSON SAW AND PLANING MILLS t AU kinds of Rough and Dressed Lumber in stock. We have engaged a first class mechanic and are prepared to take contracts for anything in the building line. Workmanship guaranteed. SMITH & LAPEAU, PROPRIETORS. * a_ * ___________________-_! __________w___*___a___________*-a_h ^^^^^r^^^r^T^WW W^rW w W W W W: ATCHMAKER and JEWELER At a meeting of trustees of the Kcrguson public school, held in the Eagle office this week, S. Shannon handed in his resignation and after .liscussion the s*ime was" accepted. Messrs Kirkpatrick and Woodward, the remaining trustees, have therefore posted notices calling a nnet iu�� for Thursday next in Eagle hall io elect a trustee to take Mr. Shan* n )n's place on the.hoard. We tru-l that the meeting will prove a repre- s illative one aiid that enough int. r* est may he n anifesied to electa trustee who will took wet a ter jch )ol n alters. This is a purely mutual company and all its assets, surplus and earn- i ings belong to its policy holders. } For rates, etc., apply to agent, E. G. WOODWARD, Ferguson, B. C. Halcyon Hot Springs Sanitarium . . . A riRST CLASS LINK OF WATCHES CLOCKS AND JEWELRY ALL KINDS 01' WATCH AND JEWELRY REPAIRINO James V. Reeves, Ferguson, B. C. WANTED. Prem er Dunsmuir has been inter- vie ved by a Brumm sgen journal ind he he given a belter account ifhinstl as "an interview*.d"*-than he di i as a poliiic:an at home:' According to the report of what Mr, Dunsmuir said, he took advantage ot the opportunity to let it he known i hat Canada is a country of opportunities and great possibilities, and that British Columbia is not the least important of the several provinces that go to make up the Do* minion. One statement he made is of interest; he said that the govern* ment are preparing an exhaustive report on copper, iron and steel pulp', timber and other industries of importance to the province. It is ro be hoped that the report will be nf some practical service, some* thing more useful than the general run of government publications. There- is a great field for advertising the resources of the province in the judicious use .of printer's ink, but the.publications emanating from the goverrttttent must be up to date ���tnd deal fully and in a masterly manner with the subjects discussed and this cannot be said of the so tatted "Bulletins" or the annual reports that come out months after their latest data are as old as the .lills. Mr) Dunsmuir told his inter- ARROW LAKES, B.C. The most complete report or* the continent; ol North America. Hituau-t midst scenery unrivalled for grandeur. P-tating, fishing and excursions. Reside, t physician mm nu-Kfl. In telegraphic communication with all parts of tho world. T*-*�� ualla arrive aud depart overy day. It* bathi cine all narvoua ami muscular diseases -a waters heal all once kidney, liver and etnmeuli ailments. ti.uh.ttnd waters are a .ure remedy against ^".i,... ���m h_,,,���l,l all argentlfeioua poisons. TERM$: unto . per (lay) will be palO 115 |*er week, according to reaideaue In hotel i nr villas i'lSjuly �����-,��� eeoe-e~o-i.ee a ��a*v Three mood carpenters wanted at .... _jce. Steudy work fur summer tn If right mea and standard wane. ($4.00 ���"���' * jt b. A. Dunbar, Ferguson, U. C PRIVATE DINnn ROOMS FOR LADIES. i^^S^^r^ HEADQUARTER? FOR COMMERCIAL AND MINIKQ HEN, .THEI BALMORAL HOTEL ANDY CUMMINGS, Proprietor. CAPE OPEN DAY AND NIGHT UNDER SAME MANAGEMENT. SAMPLE BOOMS IN CONNECTION Ferguson, B. C, Opposite the Postoffice. %' BE8T WINES', LIQUORS AND CIOARS. ���_*, FINELY EQUIPPED BAB. BEST CUISINE SERVICE. REFITTED AND REFURNISHED. BEST ...00 A DAY HOUBE IN THE LARDEAU DISTRICT. Hotel Lardeau J. laughton, Proprietor. FKRGUSON, B, C, I �� NEATLY FURNISHED, tWELL LIUUTXD AND ngkTED ROOMS. HEADQUARTEPH FOR MINERS AND MINING MEN CONVENIENTLY Vfr SITUATED ON VICTORIA AVE. /Jj ���Windsor Hotel- When cornier toto Ferguson tha first hotel to see is the Windsor. If ono li looking for the beat accommodation, I. e. Clean, well tendttl rooms, a well furnished table and choice liquors and cigars, then the Windsor is the best place to atop, Reading rooms and parlors nicely furnished. Everything quiet. Madame O'Connor, Proprietress. A A Golden ��� i Opportunity For a safe, profitable investment there- is nothing in the Kootenays to equal lots in the town of FERGUSON THB RAILWAY IS COMPLETED And trains are now running to the foot of Trout lake. MINE DEVELOPMENT Is being pushed as never before and the outlook for the season is most promising. Buy a few lots before the rush sets in for they are bound to be valuable before autumn. FERG USON Is the most promising town ia the Lardeau Business Lots C 1 Sfl and are held at V * V **** upwards. Residential Lots J S /}/) and are held at ' **��� ���'u upwards. , Write or call on General Agent, Henry Floyd, Revelstoke, B. C. 4f> | --at-ah, Tha EI,nore Process. It wuuld be a remarkable thing if tbe Elmore proce..** of oil concentration did for Bilti-ih C'oluiubiit what the cyanide process did for thelUnd. In ���outh Africa that percentage of the -/���old which could not be outurht oa the plates had to bo sav.tl, or elao very many of the mlueacould not have been made to pay, and nil of the mines would have been obliged to restrict their worki.'.'-a to the richer sputa. Tbe development of thu cyanide process solved the problem, aud *n:tdn the Rand the greatest sold Held In the world. In British Columbia the problem is entirely different. In the process of -.mcltiii..' the amount of fold lo-t la very very small. It la practically all saved, But In British Columbia there ib an enormous tuumtxo of mineralized rook which In lis crude form will nut ���stand tbo coat or smelting* The heavy sulphide ore wblch contains high values la cheaper to smelt than ibis low ���Trade sllinlous ore* A small percentage of tho latter can be mixed in the furnace, charge, but ua it exists In tLe ratio of probably teu tons to one, thia* does not advance its utilization much. It ia this ore which the Elinui-u process attacks. The affinity between metallic substances und oil is well known. If only a very littlo oil is poured Into the atroara of water concentrator, it will counteract the principle of gravity In saving tbe richer particles, and flout tbem triumphantly past every known device for Intercepting them. The Elmore process Uses this affinity between oil and metal instead of gravity to savs- the metal. Experimentally it hus boen proved successful. It remains to bt* seen to what extent it Is capable of practical application. If successful tbe limits of Its application to our low grade ores lire not easily set. If we take the Le Kol mine alone, thoro wc have a mino with un immense 7.011c 01 mineralized rock all containing a certain amount of gold. The attempt made to organize tho mining and smelting facilttioa of the property to admit of all this rock being mined aud treat**.' does not appear to have been success, fill and the old process of selection bit boen fallen back upon. It Is needliss to say that this untulls a more rapid ex- haustlmi of the mine, an Increased 01 st per ton for mining, and a lat'gel. diminished gross output, lf, however, hy the Introduction of this new Idea I' concentration, the low grade ore can be handled at a profit, tho whole or, body becomes again a commercial asse' capable of yielding very large returns It this is the case with regard toon, of our largest and richest mines, whit1 remarkable developments may h. looked for In mines In which payor, under present conditions has not beer developed at all, but in which large deposits of low grade ore exist. Th, ae Interested In our greatest Industry will watch very closely the introduction ot this new process of concentration. It may make a very vast difference In the inl-ilng outlook for this province.��� Colonist. Notice of Assignment. Pursuant to iho "Creditors Trust Deads Aet," and amending Acts: Notice if hereby given tbat Alex. C. Cummins of tba towu of Ferguson lu the Province of British .'olumbia, trading tinier Ihe arm name and stylo of cummin,, ,v Co.. titnetal Merchants, bss by deed dated the lltbdavof June, tttri, assigned all his real and personal eatate, except ns (herein mentioned, to Fred 0. r.Jlloit of Trout Lake cltv in tbe Province alure.sid, Soli. Itor, IN TKUNT for tbe purpose of paving and satisfying raieably and proistr-1 || tlouately and without preference or priority, 11 tbe crentlois of the said Alex. C. cummins, ** tbeir lust det'ts. Tbe said deed aras executed by the .aid Alex. 0. Cummius, assignor aud Fre.t 0. Klllott, assignee on ibe llth day of June. lscl. All pcrsovi having olaims iigaiaitthaaatd | Alex. l.'. Cummins am required to forward pa*-: tlcular. of Itasyir claims, duly verified, as ro-1 < quired by tbe Act, to the said Trustee, ats or t before tbe 16.b day of July, 1902, after which data tbe Trustee Hill proceed to dl-tribate tba asset, among tbe parties entitled thereto, having rc-fju-d only to those claims ot vhlab be shall nave received notice. t- .** sueeting.,1 the creditors will be held at tbeCJiicru- lloiei, N.ison, B. t*��� on Taepdav tlie.lth dav ol Juni', ]9o_ at lhe bouraf (our o'clock tn tha afternoon, to consider tbe affairs of tba estate. Hated this 111b day of June, IKO. JunelJ FRED C. ELLIOTT. Trustee. Nolle* to Creditor-*. inthc matter sf tba eatate of Daniel Anderson, isleol Truat Labi, British (.'otuiubte.de- ceased: Kutlee Is hereby given pursuant to the "Trustees and Executors Act," that all creditors and others having claims against the estate ot the said Daniel Anderson wbo died on or about tho _*tb day ol January, 19U2, ate required on or before tbe 1sth day of Jaly. 1H0-, to "end up pust prepaid or deliver to the undersigned administrator of tbe estate of the said decca.*e,| at Trout Lake, B. C, their Christian and surnames, addretaes nnd descriptions, the full particular, of their claims, the statement of t**eir accounts aud the nature of their so. eurllles, if auy held by them. And lurtlier take nuilce that after sueli last mentioned 'lata tba umlersigucd will proceed tn distribute the assets of the said deceased, amongst the parties entitled thereto having regard only to the. claims of v. ltu-fh he shall then have notice; and tbat bo will not be liable for tbe asset or any part thereof, 10 au\ person or per.otts of whose claims notice Bhafl uot havo beeti recetva'd by bim at the Umeof such dlst'lbntloo. ' Dated the 11 lb day of June, mc ANDREW ANDERSON, .dmlnlstrator of tbe estate of tha said de ceased. Juncl3 Notlee t*. Delinquent Co-owners, To Z Gordon 'Goldberg or L. Ooldbarg, or to any person or parsons to whoa thus may havo transferred tbeir Interests In tbe Little Robert and Little Kobert No. _ mluer.,1 claims situate at ibe bead of tbt- north fork ot Lardeau ereek, and a liolutng ihe Mlacli Warrior group ou tho southeast, ln the Trout Lake ..lining Division pf West Kootenay District. Yon are hereby notified that 1 have expended 'Wo hundred and rive dollars aud twenty-ntc ems <*_U5._.i) la labor and iraprovuiucuta on ihe above mentioned mineral claims fi.r tbe um-n. year in order to hold said mineral claim's under ilm provisions of lhe mineral v-t..nl if within ninety days from tbe dale "i thi. notice you fail or refuse to contribute ,'vjur proportion of such expenditures together ���vita all cost of ttdverll.lug. vour interest in said claims will become the probity 0. the utiscnhor under section 4 of an Act entitled '.-��� Act to Amend the Mineral Act, 1900. Dated at Ferguson this llth day of Julv, I90C, ���etliaui JOSEPH (J, KIKKI'ATKICK. Great Klondike if lues. One of the most remarkable discoveries ever made in the Klondike region uf the Northwest Territory of tbe Dominion, was recently repotted byjohu Hepburn, wbo made the (Is- covery and is now on his way to London to organize a compauy for tl e operation of the property. The ore deposits are said to consist of a quartz conglomerate, wblch in extent and richness as well as in adaptability to treatment aud development Is without doubt the greatest thn world baB ever seed. This deposit is on Indian river, twenty-eight miles from Dawson. These tree milling deposits, rich lo freo gold, are eight miles long from one and one-half to four miles wide, and have a depth of not far from .'���00 feet, There is enough free milling ore showing gold and assaying from tlOO to 1200 per ton to keep 20,000 stamps working for 100 years. All reports say tbat tbe Immensity of tbe deposits cuonot be estimated and tbat tbeir wealth would make that of the famous Band minos of South Africa look insignificant. Mr. Hepburn bas secured 130 claims on tbis great dike and says that one uf these claims, tbe only one examined by a competent en, ..inecr, shows enough ore to produce inore than 184,000,000.���Oros and Miael. notice. Aeiytlmo eh.clt Issued at the Oreal Western Mines, Ltd., or Sliver Cup Mines, must bt presented for payment at the above companies effieea by the man for whom it Is issued. DONALD O. FOKBES, Manager, Notlco to Delinquent Co-Ownara. ToC. J. Smith and P. W. IHllldrlour lo any (irsou or persons to whom i_cy may have .lansfcried their Interests in the fol'lowfug nliicial claims, Iho "Mollie A" und ������Copper Cey" located at Short ereok, south of Pass reek lu the Trout Lake mining division of .Vest Kootenay. Take notice that we the nnderslened have *e'funned the work and recorded the assess, .lent ou tlie above named properties for the .ears IPOO-tSOl and lu order |o hold vour ittero-t In said claims under Section''4 of the .lineral Act. aud If ivithiu 9tl__ays ol the first -i.InU'ftllt.i. hereof vntt fall,or refuse to con. rlbute your portion of auijli expenditure ogother with the cost ���f adt-enlslng. vour 'Merest In the said claims will become the iroppriy of ihe subscribers under section 4 of tbe Mineral act of IKNI. Dated at Ferguson, B. C. this 4th day of Jane. I*'.. REMODELED TlfRIJOUT A MOST complete cold storage rootD just finished where meats will be kept in a serai- froton state and always fresh. Now one uf tho best appointed shops lo the Interior of B. O. Shop open from 8 until 6 o'clock, excepting one hour at noon. Not open on Sunday One door cost Hotel Lardeau EAGLE -HALL on second floor in Eagle block Ferguson. B. C. June C Signed IHENHYSANN, I JOE MORKTT. Notlee. Tenders will be received ut. to and including the Kith tlayof July. 19u_. by the undersigned sslgiea of the estate of A.c cummins �� Co ,f Perguson, B. C��� for that portion of tho assets of tbe estate consisting ol: Hard-tare t Ml ed irocorlcs 5*19 67 dry tionils. Boole aad Shoes ieo 70 store hull '.lug, lots and fixtures at Per guson.B. C 1.2110 00 Store building al Ten Mile 75 on _, , Total |.,2.:ia3 Tenders may be made eilber in a lump or at a rate on the dollar; iho highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. iocs sheets ma,* be seeo at tbe office of tho asslguec at Trout Lake City. """.Kl Dated Juno 30th, 190.'. FKKD C. KLLIOTT, Assignee. Notice. Motlce Is horeby given that after one month from tbe date hereof 1 Intend to apply to tbe Chief Commissioner of Lamia and Works for permission to purchase so acres of land lu thc District of West Kootenay, situated on thc inrtbeast side of Trout Lako and being what Is Knott n as American Point and more rarilcu* lary described as follows: Commencing at a post marked "Initial Post Hugh Hrowu's N. W. comer;" ihenee <-t> chains east; ihenee 20 chains south; tbenre 40 chains west; thence so chains north to tho point of commencement. Dated at Trout lake City this l.thday ol June, IS02. Juucl.1 nOGU BROWN Notlco. Take notice that thirty (SO) daya after Ibe date hereof I will make application to the Chief Coinmlsssoner of Land, anil Works for a lease of tba following lands: Commencing at a post marked "J. A. ifeCroasan," located on the tear of Ihe townsite avrvcy, situated southwest of too Hor-a-Paync buildings ami tbo Ferguson wafoa road, a distance of about fifteen chains In a northerly direction from said road; thence ���fl/ chains la a westerly directum; thence Uly tha aa la a amberly dlrertloa; iheacc fflqrelalHla 4a eaatarly direction; deuce ���fatherly lopelat ef beginning, for tho purpose of .ear-jl_>! au�� removing limestone for smeltlagjiarpoaaa. Dated rargasoa Jaly a, 1902. a��g�� J. A. M.CHUS8AN. Notice, Take notice tbat thirty tMj days after tbe ihue hereof I will make application to tbe Chief Coramltaloaer of Land, and Works, for a lease of the following lands: Commencing at a post marked "J. A. McCrossan" ou the south fork wagon road between Perguson and the Silver Cup mine; theuec fifty chains lu a southeasterly direction; thence loo chutns In an easterly direction: thence ltu chains In a northerly direction; thence IWchalns In a westerly dlrcg. tion; theneo atty chains to point of beginning, for the porpese of quarrying and removing limestone for smelting purposes. Dated at Perguion, July ..th, ma. �������� 1, A. McCKOSSAN r Open for engagement for day or night meetings at reasonable rental. i Write or call on E. 0. WOODWARD, Proprietor. Drugs ����<t Stationery Prfsi-TiPtioii-t Carefully and ..Accurately Compound-nil,. A. F. RANKINE f. O.BLOCK, Ff.RUUSON. B.C. NOTICE! The public ah; hereby notified that no ftt-t'utmis will bt* I'fti I ior goods aupidled or debt* contracted "ii be- hull ol either t he Wetropolltau Gold & Silver Mining fn. ��f B, fl,. Ltd..or to tbe Larduuu Smelting A llefltif 02 Co, of H. a. Ltd., uuli'f-s nuthoitzea in writing bv ibe uin-ifr-dimed. So one else htxs authority to purchaae or orderi-upplie*. ur Koudnuf any kind. Fcrftumu, June au, 1ft-?, J. W. MCCROB8AK, Mgr. Suit rfi.!rf3_jflz_jfa jrft vrt-ri-r-ri't^i ^���'z-s^, % perguson Barber I j When you want a P j GOOD SHAVE | ! LATEST HAIR CUTS 't Call on E. L. FULMER. 8 5 Uot or Cold Eatbs iui'onnoctlon. it 9 [I \ N.B.jy^M.,-��r�� I N '* A Please get la before noon. fart?; i*_r_jv-!is- /{s iii . ht'fore noon. U ti., B. C. ASSAY �� CHEMICAL SUH'LY 10. m. VANCOUVER, B. 0. Headquarters lor Assuyers, Mlolng t Mill SupplKs. Hole agents In H. C. for Morgan crucible Co., Etattersoa, Inglaud; P. W. lirauti & Co.'s Patent Caiy Furnaces, Burners,ate.; Wm. Alus- wortb ,. Co.'a Kinc Balaacas, ete., etc. Canadian -nr\ * 15ACIfic Ky* '���rj1 WORLD'sS <��� Scenic Ho: te I For hill lalarantlonapplet) loaal treat* J. S. CARTKH, E. J. COYLE, D. P. A., A. G. P. A. ���, Neleon. .yuiici.uver. J. DONOVAN, Afrenli. Arrowhead. Tbere Is only one best mining Journal. That Is Mines and Minerals. It has a larger circulation than any two othor American raining Juuruah because It Is the best. It Is the largest, best Illustrated and handsomest raining Journal In tbo wo: Ul. It is a mining paper for mining men. Subaorip* tlon price 12.00 per year. **cnd for fro. sample copy. Address MINES AND (flNItSAM, Hcrau- ton, Fa��� V. P. A, Dearer offlcoe, north Bldg. Denier, Col. u -UIKKUT LINK- BAST WK3T Wlnnl|)Cg \tfl8tmi o��tor Toronto Vnneonvi'r O'tlUV* Vic tor ir. Montreal Bt. John Itiiwiton lltllifux Heittlo Ho*-ton t Port lurid Nciv York S-nrrmj-dtoo Upper Lake fil-satltera Leave Port William Suiul.iy, Tuesday. Friday via Poo Llue, tit. Paul. Dulntb, Cliieugo. Tiwrlst 8l*.np-.r .arrvl.-e KA,T Lv. Dunmorc Jet. daliv for ft Paul, Kuoty. Lrlg. tuos., Pat. for Toronto end ull eastern points. wiar Lv. Kevelstoke dally for Seat- , tie Vancouver and Coast fit- f- .*.*) Through tlckeis to Europe via. all Allutle linea. rrepold tlr.ets lr,,tu all points at lowest rates. THE NEW AND ONLY MAP OFTHIS DISTRICT Including thn Ftsh Crook camp nnd Upper Dune n Itlver mrtion.coui- piioi by-A, P.CummlM,P.t.��v,itntl 8 Mmnnoii. H. .\., li now on n*H: nt tM^ ortliv, Tho rofrly xalc of thu map th proving All we bnv��i snld for it. Th* TriiuLl.uttoillviftif.il inJitlMftruphcd \u btHrtr, tho Urdouu In Hfa.-sml thc> .-I'iiip worth in ti'tic. } v->nfttend��T(i-otoo��jjaj tUo a copy H lkW map ud (lad am ciaiui rivi-riVi lu (to mriH' ilivialfiif The mountulr.fl( !ahe**!, tlook::. waV* roHtlft, trniii, lurrcToa railway ruuM*. awl iho location And nflni(��(hy auuiaufr indc.ii of evory mlo��nU cWiln in ti* diitiriot in Ahown. Next to VlsltUin tbe Country' In Perna This Mtkp fakes First W-we. In tact nety gengraphio��t f*ifnra U m well defiue that one can wo at a glance tha nature of ear cutihtiy and ibe trend cf the claim looatlotu gives an luteillgible idon oi the miffem) belt" rnnning through Uid camp, Itui certainly * Tbe Best Worth For One Dotiat ���ver offered in the map tine of a mining .*.. camp. U le tho flrat oompleie mano( the district and iiitlllng well. itifiiuKt what you are lookitkg for, WI*; alkO HAVE A ri.w ma7h mounted on WW*. WITH A GOOD COVJSK. FOI'. TRAVlCLLKRfl OR FttOHJ*ECTOHs. WU1CU RELL Al' tl.fiUL' TiU&HE AKC THK HEST VALUE. A3 TUKY WIi*L LAST fOH YKAKS. Addrau' your order, witb an eorloMire of a ��uo doliar till, inu chequee, order*, etc.) to IMPERIAL m OP CANADA ,H1!AD OFF1QB, TOROKTO, D. �����. Wilkie; General Manager. Capital {Paid-up) $2,500,000 Rest - ��� ��� - $2,129,000 llranolics In Ontario, (juelioe, Manitoba, N. W. T.and llrltlsh Columbia. AOSNTf. AND CORRB8PONDENT8. (ire.it Britaln-Lloicls Bank, Liialted United -States-New York. Hank ol Montriul. " " ���f'bienco. First National Bank. " '��� -San Francisco, Weils Fargo ACo's Bank. " " ���Rt. l"aul, Second Nat'l Bank. " " ���Minneapolis First Nat'l Bank " -Hoattie, Ucattlc National Bank BIUNClIKB IN B. 0. ��� ��� A. Jnkce, Mannger. ��� A. E. Pblnpil, ���*.*" ��� J. M.t< Vanrouv.*r, ��� Ht'VPtflloke, ��� ��� Nelson, . * - ""Men, J.8. "OliS; Ferguson, - - - . w, MarUonald, SAVINOS BANK DEFAHTMKNT, Interest allowed at onrrant rates. .1 general baaklu-f business transaeted. Mining companion op otters ordering lots of 20 or more, maps will ba supplied at SO cent! each. THE LARDEAU EAGLE, Ferguson, B.C. International (Correspondence Schools, iBCKAr^0N' MINKRH* ATTKNTIUN-A con- plete blitwpipo outfit and refercate ltt>raiv trvv to tlio^c taking a connie in Metal Mining, .send for freo circular. Address Reprcwutatlve W- U MaliOVGAhln Nelnou, ** tentative l Be O, ��� no * (>s>ti.4iti aud of- fcn ���" (.nu one iii -v bat for yon, do not pd.iwnut' him. lit* has notany ngmto tia\c ,.-*���*<��� labela. l/mwi labela in retailatore.* are count erf eft a. Do not llnu*ii to any explanation aa to why the b*n kax uo label. The Uenuiue l.'iiiuii Lubul \b t'erfornied on the (our pditfs oxeotly theaume i an a [luxtage itaiup. Couuturieit:. an- some* ' time-* perforated on three 01 the edges, and -Moujetlraf-nonlyon two. Kofip h Hh-irp lookout, foi the L-onntarfeita. Unprinilplm] tmiiiufat' ' turort, are ualng them is order u> get rid of tnoir scab-made hats. The Joint il ��u*i��oa to. And Henry M. Koelofi A Co., both 01 fhila- \ delpbia, Pa., aro non-union concerns, JOHN A. MOFFITT. 1'rmident, 1 Orange, It, J. JOHN PlIILLIPP.S.ipretar.v, M 1VJ Bedford Arc.tirooklyit, N.Y READ THE EAGLE. *y 0ND��Il NOTT JUN40E11INT��������� E THE Prospectors* Exchange ARTHUR EVANS, Proprietor. THOMSON'S UVHUNO, B. C. ���the caoicssr of winks.** ������LIQUORS AND CKi,.K-i -����- / TABLIM SOPPLIED WITH THE vf ������BUST IN THK MARKftT��-�� When you reach Trout Lake City put up the Queens. .Good accommodation ..Best ol service .. Choiccjt wines, liquors and cigars. .Fire proof safe.. Abrahamson Urothkri, Pijocribtorj. -.' ..iU.J JT Everybody Qur 8t>eCial smokes AjJ., The Union Thoy j\r�� nil Tju,>., i^-ade and of tho bout Havana 'ftiMutn mont^" ran b��y, Try ouo and a atiMy yovirwU aa to their qualify, r\ Umios CirtAi; FACToay, H.A, Browk, Prop. If yon are building or conti miplate building- we will he- pleased to quote you estimates on anything made in oiir Sash and Door Factory and we feel confident that we can give you i atisfaction in every particular. Write: Sawy er Bros., Revel stoke, B. C. r , iiin(.inii) iiiiiii'"'! LOCAL FIELD IN BRIEF The Fernie strike bit been settled. O. B. N. Wilkie,' P. L. 6., was in town yesterday. Mr. R. t. Clink and fatally cams In yesterday in a visit to friends in town. A. P. Hurts ot the Topio office, Trout Luke, was a Visitor to Ferguson Wodncsduy.' \ | ' Mr. Jack McNeill, who lidoineo ,n* tract work In tha OU Oold basin, was In Ferguson Tuff-day, 0. K. Gilchrist, supervisor of the Singer sewing maoblne agencies (or British Columbia, la la Ferguson today. W. Laypncl*' of Chicago, who hat been making aa eitcaded visit to the ?iib Rivet*camp, returned to Ferguson Thursday. H. W. Welch, Victoria: Mooi-e, Nelson; Vic Bates, W. B. Dorman, Vancouver, roj-letered at the Windsor Hotel Tuesday'. - in Ferguson and whlls here visited the ,Ji .Hetllm.il, an accountant ,trotn' -j.rlune in COtnpany of Sam McColl. Vancouver, arrived in Ferguson Sunday te audit the books of the Great! Five hundred mnr. oro 8acks ""? Western Mloes, Ltd. i aent up a couple of days ago tt. tho ! Guinea Gold where a shipment is being Mr. and Mra. J. A. McCrossan p,,ep*_red. This property Is rapidly de- started on .��.rip. to San Francisco velnpla-g into one of the biggest and The Balmoral Hotel hat been sold lo Ja*. Cummings.' .' Mrs. Anderson of tlie half-way house visited'Fei'-gnsen on Monday. his reported that D. L. Clink has closed down bis saw mill at Trout Lake. Chas. Holten nf the Enterprise Brewery, Revelstoke, is in Ferguson to-day. Superintendent Murray of the Old Gold was down from the mine Saturday. E. Roche of Victoria, and W. E. Ellis, Nelson, wore at the Windsor on Wednesday. W II. Dorman, the postoffice Inspector, paid a vls't to the Ferguson post- office on Tuesday. Dr. and Mrs. Knnicaro again visiting in tbi> Lardeau and intend spending the remainder of tbe summer in these parts. Messrs. Smith and Labeau have contract for getting out the pules fur thc electric light system. They bave pretty nearly completed the job. Vincent Lade of the Ophir-Lade Mining Syndicate, Camborne, spent Tuesday and Wednesday of this week Saturday. .They will return to Ferguson about the l_,tb lost. Jack Bmlth, of the saw mill, bas two brnthera visiting him from the Coast. Jack took them for a stroll up to the Nettie L. mine yesterday. W. B. Pool went to Vancouver Saturday to purchase pining and other necessaries for the new Ferguson waterworks and returned yesterday. A.J.Gordon returned tntown Frl.] day frnm the head waters of the north fork of the Lardeau where he and ono man have been doing cssessmeuts. Geo. Roger of Sarnia,Ont., has been th tout, and vicinity for the last couple of weeks. Ho came in Saturday from visiting his claims uo&r Goat creek on the north fork, A rink ,t Scottish curler* are coming to C.insda next wlntHt* from Edinburgh. Fort.v-flvo gentlemen bave Volunteered to co ie and will lie the guests of the .urll ia* Clubs in our chief cities. F.. Maxwell, J. W. Oreer and R. T. Wales, who bave b��en looking over Gome of the properties on Forty-Nine creek fur the past two daya, left yesterday .or tho Lardeau.���Nelson News. The return of J. J. Young, R. B, Bunnett, 3, A. Simpson. P. Talbot, A. I.. Sifton and R. A. Wallace to serve richest properties in the Lardeau. I What's the matter with Ferguson making a bid for the next big prize light. Tbe local fistic encounters appear to draw large crowds of Interested ; spectators; Why nothave a big eveui ? Say between Jeffries and Corbutt. R Helrce, route agent of the D, minimi Express Co. for the interior ol U. C, with headquarters at Nelson was in Ferguson yesterday accompanied by A. T. Abbey, the newly appointed express agent at Trout Luke. A number of men have been at work for a fortnight doing assessment for the Golden Link Mining Co., on the "Anaconda!' claim above Circle City. This Is ono of the companies that Mr. C. \V. McCrossan promoted and had incorporated. * The trustees of tho Ferguson public school succeeded in raising 811*5 bj subscription on Friday last to go towards the erection <>f a new school building. This amount will be brought up to 9-21-0 when aome wbo are out of town return. Locals With a Payslreak. . Saddle horses for sale. We have all kinds and at all prices. We can suit you. Craig & Hillman, Beaton. New line of Children's Hats. Dresses and Pinafore's at G. 11. Batho & (Jo. All the latest books, magazines and periodicals for holiday reading in stock at the Canada Drug&Bnok Co.'s store, Kevelstoke, B.C. Prompt attention to mall orders. Fine line of Ladies' White Underwear at G. B. Batho & Co. Ic pays to use the telephone. A trip can often be saved to Trout Lake, Beaton, Arrowhead or Comaplix by using the pliooe. Office In Cummins & Co.'s store. Call and see our Prints, Ginghams and Dress Goods. New stock at G. B, Batho It, Co. * Smoker?: II you want tho GENU' INK "Union" and "Our Special" CIGAR see that "Union Cigar Factory" is stamped in gilt letters on every box. -H. A, Browu, Kevelstoke. B. C. If you want a Sailor Hat go to G. B. Batho & Co. * To get acquainted with this district you should have a copy of tho new and only map. Send a one dollar bill to the EAOLE and secure one at once. Bargains in Black, White and Colors In Ladies Shirt Waists at G. B. Batho & Co, j McKinnon cfr Sutherland | WE take pleasure in annonneinc that we have recently placed in atook a eomuWta line of la DIM. CHIL'OKKNS1 and GENTI.EMEN8' dimmer tfoods of up placed in ciock a -fumpWte- lino of l.ADlh***", ..... J* and CENTI.EMEN8' Mimtner it-ooris of up to date wake and cliofru material. 1 hest* good* vrcie ��-an>- fully selected in the tnnst cxt ltttfve market* nij.t up (eel con Aden t Unit our many cuatotuern will be <lt-.lttfbu.-il. LADIES' SHIRTWAISTS Our Ladjcn'Khirt Waist h are pretty and strictly of tlie latent pattern* and best felling material*. Call aud in- apvet, it is our pleasure to ��bow guodw. HATS Wc claim to have the best selected and Urpefd stuck of Mcn'aand Boy's hati in tbe Lardeau. "ttveryhaut-aiupod witb the Union Label." SHIRTS tYe hare tho newest styles and patterns In starched and neKileabhirtH. Tbe snine nn are being sold daily tu tbo be��t dt-Qised mon in eat-tern eltfea. Kcmem-ber our stock includes everything that la naed in the district in the merchandise line. \ \ PROFESSIONAL 5. 3 { CARDS. I I *: .* 5 O B* N. WILKIE, C ���i V__/�� p. _.. s. rf Provincial Land Surveyor 3 Ferguson and Trout Lake. t. Surveys made and Crown Grants |j Ubtained. J Office: - - Tmut Lake. I H.UA.M A. li.UKK, To-morrow the flth day of August, being Corouation Day, has been net apart by Lieutenant-Governor July as a public holiday, to be observed as a day ol public thanksgiving and rejoicing b. , , , , . ,, , , i al persons throughout our province ot in the .eglslatlve assembly Is gatetted Bpl|1(rh t-olumb|lli H. Rrown, manager of the Red Lion mine in the Trout Lake district, is in the city. He states that tbere is con- sidtnUil* work being done on the property tills season, and a good deal ol prospecting being duno in tbo hills nearby thc mine.���Miner. A special wire from Nelson tn the Colonist states that a gold brick was received on August 1st from the Granite mill, where a trial shipment of 12 mos of ore from theCamb.rne claim, owned by tlie Northwestern Development syndicate, was sent. The oro was not picked, but taken as it came. The brick weighed 28ounces. Thesyndi cat��aro Installing a 10-stamp mill, saw* mills, tramway and a complete equipment on thu property, Miss Ellen M. Stone, tho missionary who was held in captivity so long by brigands, is making a lecture tour on the continent tn order to raise money to repay the amount given for her ran- ���sum. She is meeting with well de- served success and her lectures arc proving a power In awakening missionary interest in unexpected quarters. As an accomplished B|>euket-.sho has al ready been compared to tho late Francis Willard aad Lady Henry Somerset. H. A. Miles and W. J. Hill, who bave been in tho Lardoau for the past two months working on thoir minoral claims, returned tu tho city yesterday Their group, the Second Trial, is located between Hope and Lake creoks. Thero Is a good lead crossing the olaims, the ore carrying high values in gold, silver and lead, tho two latter minerals predominating. They state tbat tbere is considerable, prospecting and development work being done in the vicinity of the creeks mentioned.��� Nelson News. in the last issue of tbe North West Territories Gazette. A Canadian pavilion li being erected at Cork and will be one of the chief attractions at tho exhibition there. So eays the Dublin correspondent of the Montreal Star. The exhibition closes the end of October. The following registered at the Windsor Hotel yesterday: W. Lay- -;oelt, Chicago, 111.; B. A. Cleveland, Vancouver; G. N. Gilchrist, Nolson, F. Hubble, San Franclsoo; 3. R, Archibald, London, Eng:; Henry B. Thomson, Victoria; W. B. I'ool, Ferguson. Rev. H. A. Solly administered tho rites nf baptism to two infant children Sunday July 26th at the residence nf Mrs. Al. Chlsolra. The two being Bat-old Douirlai Russell, nn of Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Russell, and Vivian Daney, daughter of Mr. aad Mrs, 8. Daney. . A trader of LeessrSlave Lake arrir ed In Edmonton last week from tbe forth, by way of Athabasca Lauding, with his wlnter'a trade of far. A lust of tbe furs it, hit collection will be of interest: 1,051 martin, 243 beaver, 67 bear, 109 lynix. 12S mink, 7 wolverines, 12 cross foxes, IE red foxes, I silver fo*x, 13 wolves. 2. skunk, IU ermine, li usher,'to ottor, 7,190 mt, II pound, of castoreum. Dr. and Mra. NetMcmbe and Mr*. Harry Carter rode to tbe Triune in Inland back Wednesday. It require* some nerve to ride a horse Upand tiowta a precipitous mountain trail such an that to the Triune and, many a man has: flinched under the (experience. The ladles say they plated confidence In their sturdy ponies and did not feel much frightened, t he splendid scenery along the rout* together with tho* ride ���' " ������ vv DOMIXIQX AM) I'RQVINr CIAL LAXI) StylcVBYOKS. Surveys of Minus, Mineral Claims en-1 rrown Lsntls. Crown Grants Obtained sinI Assessments Managed for Absentees. Offices: Camborne and Vancouver ij (J SHANNOK, ��. A. 5 ASSAYEK nnd ANALYTICAL Jj CHBNIST. ���1 H'-Squerters fur lerorntatlou RrgirSlig I* Lnrdtau l'ro*HTtlcs. *1 w*. Its for Isfersiitlon. Ij Cult antl se. Samples. H OFFICE: VlUTUttlA t\'V... S FKKOUSOK, n c. ���ROBERT HODGE, BARRMTEF., ETC. Solicitor for . Th. Imperial Hank Perguson, B. C. OFFICK-Over tbe Imperial Bank. II AEVEY, ...CARTER & PINKHA -. Barristers, Sollclters, etc. ) made it a very,enjoyable outing. Offices: Revolstoko, Goldon, anil rorxii* ion. Snllrltors Ior Itaporlal Bank ol tlauaiis. Geo. B. UcCarter. 1. A. Harvoy. A. It. Pinkham. FRKU C, EUIOTT, *> 5 Barrister, Notary I'ubllc etc. ff TROl'T LAKE CITY I, C, AMD Ferguson, B. C. 5 W do V.leMAI��TRE4J.M.I!COTT Barrister, Sollclter, etc UEVEUTOKE, B. C. !. M. SCOTT, A. D. I. L. ��. . W. de V. le Malstre, M. A. ���f/cv. ���;��� tyrivriyrw. -jjr ijr iQnairiat n-'f. *J& Send the Eagle % to your friends in the East. I McKinnon & Sutherland The Post Office Store E The most complete stock in Ferguson. Union-Made Hats and Shoes. Full line of Ladies' and Children's goods. Make a specialty of filling mine orders in groceries {j* and hardware. JV Try a Pair ot Oar Hand-Hade Frotpcctvrs' Shoes. W G. B. Bathol^Cax ^^_^r^5^ CUMMINS & CO. ���4 Packing andFaguZaicking ^ Freigllting Transfer Outfit. !t Contracts entered Into for packing of Mining Supplies, J etc., to any point in the district. Good, prompt service, and any work undertaken guaranteed. Freighting from Thomson's Landing to Ferguson a specially. Headquarters at Ferguson, B.C. S. Daney, Prop. R. S. Wilson, MERCHANT TAILOR Everv garment turned out in this shop will hear this lahel, a Kttarniiiee in itself ol first class worktlitinship. | 'UN ^__*g*j^_, l>'* ;--_}}, Drop iti and see our stock and lamples. EAQLE BLOCK, - - - - FERGUSON B. C ���������A-^l*,*^.*J-,"ll*i^.-^1*^^--^'***-^*^*-**'**-^-^--*'1*" K 1 Perguson fioiel $ McDONEU & EDSON. Proprletorsi FERGUSON, B. C. **r*r*sr \
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Title | Lardeau Eagle |
Publisher | Ferguson, B.C. : E.G. Woodward |
Date Issued | 1902-08-08 |
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Ferguson (B.C.) Ferguson |
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FileFormat | application/pdf |
Language | English |
Notes | Published by R.P. Pettipiece from 1900-02-14 to 1902-03-27; by Alfred Pelkey from 1902-04-03 to 1902-05-29; by E.G. Woodward from 1902-06-06 to 1904-03-04; and by J.J. Atherton from 1904-06-10 to 1904-10-14. |
Identifier | Lardeau_Eagle_1902-08-08 |
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Source | Original Format: Royal British Columbia Museum. British Columbia Archives. |
Date Available | 2015-11-26 |
Provider | Vancouver : University of British Columbia Library |
Rights | Images provided for research and reference use only. Permission to publish, copy, or otherwise use these images must be obtained from the Digitization Centre: http://digitize.library.ubc.ca/ |
AIPUUID | cdccfd1b-c61a-402d-9e27-bc70600c7df8 |
DOI | 10.14288/1.0082083 |
Latitude | 50.6833 |
Longitude | -117.4832999 |
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