*r0**iallJbtaVy ""JO-J ' '���^5?^-i -" u > 11 i I i I / ��� J^r____st____lB :-'i THE EAOLE IR CIRCULATED 'I'll NEWSPAPER IN NAY- IT WILL III* CEL1-ENT ADVEH' MORE WIDELY IV ANY OTHER NORTH KOOTE- : FOUND AN EX- VlslNll MEDIUM. ^hSM A'-^-i__^tfe-^i___^^. Vol. V, No 20 Ferguson, B. C, SEPTEMBER 2, 1904. $2 a Year in advonc n mm TO GO AHEAD. Tho Mine Has Beon Purchased Outright at a Discount. Nelson, Aug. 28.���The Spyglass mine was purchased outright to-day by the parties who had it bonded, und it will he transferred to the Spyglass Mining and Development Company, Ltd. Last November the Spyglass mine, which is situate near thc head of Poplar creek, and about 11 miles from Ihe town ot Poplar, was bonded from the original owner, John Winquisf, by R. G. McLeod. The price named in the bond was $35,000, and 10 per cent of this was paid in cash, the balance was to be paid within a year. In consideration of Ihe balance being paid now, Mi*. WInquist, who wants to go back lo his old home in Michigan, Irom which he has been absent 11 years, made a reduction in the price and accepted cash, whicli was paid to him to-day. The company that was formed lo lake over the bond has had men on the property all summer, and there is now a good showing in Ihe way of development work. No. 2 tunnel is in 170 feet, and the ore chute which was struck at 114 feet still holds out. The vein is from 3 to 3}'.* feet wide, and tiie paystreak from S to 16 inches. The ore is dry, the values being silver (native and grey copper). It is high-grade, the lowest assay going 2.11 ounces and running Up to over 3,000 ounces. Mr. McLeod claims that the ore will average 300 ounces silver. Now that title is vested in the company, bunk-houses will be built so that work can be continued all winter. It is not likely that a wagon road can be built this year, but ore will be raw hided down the trail this winter. While the officers of the company are local men, of the*400,000 treasury shares, 50,000 have been placed in Minnesota. Tlie capital stock is 500,000 shares of the par value of $1. Bruce White is president ; Dr. R. J. Hawkey, vice-president ; R. li. McLeod, secretary treasurer; and J. A. Magee, superintendent anil managing director. The Horn Silver King, This property was bonded early this spring by a Minneapolis syndicate for $18,000, and active opera- t uiis may be looked for during the next few weeks. This was one ol the first groups located in lho Lardeau on the Morn ledge, and is situate about three miles from Circle City. There are three distinct ledges, two nre of the silver-lead proper, the third pyi'tttes of copper, containing high values in gold and silver. i 1! Strike oo Tie awanda. m Johnny Morgan, Geo. Weir and Alex. Laing came down from the Tonawanda, which is about I wo miles from Ferguson, on Tuesday evening last, bearing with their some excellent .specimens of quartz for arsny. Morgan and Weir have been plugging away lor Ihe past three months on this property, and it was generally conceded that ihe property was barren hy the town's wiseacres. Tliey claim having struck a g inch showing which is principally rich ore. Tliey are now sinking a shaft for 60 feet, and if is considered a 200 It. tunnel should lap the lead. The Kagle man will visit the properly lo-niorrow (Satur- -i**y* Invincible Group. Assessment has been completed for the year on this group. The property is situated on Hold gulch, tributary to G;iiner Creek, and owned by W. Shannon et al. The showing of ore is very large of a medium quality, that is, about 70 ounces silver. The lead is known as lhe Horn, and is considered by local experts to carry the highest values at this point. This is a summit proposition, practically above timber line, and the surface cannot be excelled, with the exception of one or two cases. Wimslow Looks Good. Will Davey reports that tlie tunnel 011 the Wimslow is now in /jo feet, and that the crew have got into six feet of the ledge, which i-, widening out. A shipment is about to be made, and if returns are as high as they prognosticate they should have no trouble in effecting a deal tlie ensuing fall. S200 per ton is the estimate of local experts. This tunnel 011 the Molly Mc. is now in 150 feet, and values are continuing at depth. Gold fromSheep's Heads The London Daily Mail devoted two columns of a recent issue to a queer story, whicli were so much space not devoted to it we should treat as a bear or fish story. The paper avers that an cast end individual hit upon.a very novel way of making money. Sheep's head being a favorite dish of the poor people, he strolls from door to door nnd purchases for a small sum the jaw bones of the sheep. Nine, tenths of the mutton used in London comes from Australia and it is said that by reason of. the sheep grazing in pastures which are alluvial soil, small 'particles of gold become attached Ip the teeth of the sheep, this the financial genius removes by some unknown means, and it is said he is making' a handsome profit. fast* Fire iii Won The mining staff of the Triune has been been increased during the past week. Tlie Fire Fiend Demolishes tho Greater Part of tlio Pretty Little Lakeside Town. Monday, August _7.I1 1001 will long he remembered by the residents ol B.eaton ns their "black day.'.' Everyono had laid the ll'attering unction to 1ik.i1 souls lhat will, (lie passing away 0! llic forest fires, danger io the town lias departed also, fiut in respect they were doomed 10 disappointment, and today, save where new frames are going up, ihe greater portion cf this peaceful little town lies in ruins���a prey t.i lhe insatiable thirst of the fire king. On Monday morning last, shortly bene 9, flames were seen issuing from the kitchen of the Prospectors' Exchange. Arthur Evans, who v. is transferring the telephone from Ihis hotel to Stevens'store was the first to notice the outbreak, and gave Ihe alarm, Willing hands were soon on tho spot, but before an abundance of water could he obtained, the rear ol the house burst in'.o flame. All efforts were directed, to salvage, and the piano and some valuable furniture were removed lo a place of safety. Meanwhile the spread of the flame could not lie retarded, and in a few minutes after tiie occupants had made good their retreat, tho whole building was a gigantic bonfire. Crave fears were entertained for tlie surrounding dwellings, and all efforts were now turned in this direction, and at one lime it was thought tlie destructive element could he localized. A few minutes later the root lell in, and almost simultaneously the adjoining harness shop burst into flame. Continuing to spread in spite of the undaunted efforts of the volunteers, the blacksmith shop was next licked by the flames, and tho heat and smoke were terrific. Meanwhile the occupants of lhe smallei tenements had covered their roofs with wet blankets, as grave danger existed from falling sparks. Alex. Crawford's dwelling house adjoining the blacksmith shop was now blazing fiercely, and the flames leaped across the road. George Johnson's house was soon enveloped, and it became apparent that to check the progress of the lire W. Johnson's dwelling must he blown up, which was speedily acted on. Strutt's dwelling was thus saved. The Pioneer Hotel was soon a raging inferno. Prantlord's and Dickenson's livery barns were soon well alight, and here the devouring element showed the first signs of diminishing in fury. Continuing tlieir exertions with renewed vigor, the brave baud of workers pre venled the flames spreading further, and it was seen that the worse was past. Slowly the flames from the burning masses succumbed and in a short time all further danger had ceased. Most of the valuables in all cases were saved, but the loss to this small! community will lie very severe. We give below an estimate of lhe build. ings destroyed : Prospeotoi's's Exchange Hotol $4,000, Crav lord's harness Bhop, $350, Blacksmith shop, 1300. Residflnce-ofAlex Crawford, $1,500. Geo, Johnson (residence 5700.' 1 'loriHur Hotel, H 800, Livery Burn (Branlifi-'nl untl Dickon- son), $1,000 : curloud of un'.-. 1; tons o( hay. Wa understand that little nor no Ln-1 Uurance was citi'rletl. English Graft Exposed, j TO BAOHELOHS, A few weeks ago an advertisement tinder this heading appeared ��� I in most of the Kootenay journals, the "Eagle" included. We now wish co warn our tenders that lhe scheme is a " fake." We humbly apologise for ihe insertion of the ad, in these columns, and at llie same time take unto ourselves a certain amount of satisfaction in laying the swindles low before their object was achieved. On receipt of lhe advertisement, whieh wss accompanied by a typewritten letter Irom a firm of advertising contractors who guaranteed the bona-fules of tlieir "clients," the Eagle man had grave doubts of the honesty ofthe advertisers. Hurriedly penning a copy of the ad., the original along with the typewritten letter was placed in an envelope and addressed to the "Chief Commissioner of Police, Scotland Yard, London, E.C." The Ivigle man also penned several epistles lo " college friends" in the gay capital to hasten to tlie advertised address and report progress. Tlie answer to Ihe latter is to the effect lhat the stylish address on the circular has for its original a frowsy little newsagents shop, in the one window of whieh a card is suspended bearing this legend : " Letters may be addressed here, id. each." We have received no communication in answer lo ours from Scotland Yard officials, hut have no doubt they have been well on the trail The Winnipeg Free Press if appears got on the track of the individuals who advertised a wife for a V., and that journal has received a communication Irom the Emigration Commissioner in London announcing that the whole business is a sell. As far as our advertising account with these people arc concerned, we have no doubt they were staggered at the sum they were asked to "pay the printer," so we are not even slightly disappointed, The hawks have lots of gall, and our " bird " has had lots of fun. 1'eehl1 Clean On k \. More Free Gold Found, Ed. Bell came down from the Rosy P. and As You Liko It on Tuesday morning. He brought down wilh him some very nice I specimens ol quart*: containg free milling gold, which were shown around town and greatly admired. The properties are situated on the Lucky Jim basin, the scene of the recent gold excitement. Free gold was discernible in all specimens to the naked eye. A Recently Staked Claim on tin; Surprise Creek bas Immense Lead of Shipping Ore. " It never rains hut it pours." This week we have 10 record yet another rich strike. Thc claim on which this latest lind is located is on Surprise creek, tributary to Ihe north fork oi 1 tie Lardeau river, and was staked and recorded but two weeks ago by D. Morgan. The property is tin the well known " Surprise lead," and lhe popular secretary of lhe local branch of lhe Miners' Union this week succeeded in uncovering a lead in two places (������.Hi feet apart ol 3 ft of high-grade clean ore in one part and 1 foot of tlie;. same and an immense amount of concentrates in the oilier. It is his intention to uncover tke lead in several more places. A cross-cut will tap the lead at a deptii of 400 feet. .This is an excellent proposition, there being all the necessary mining timber growing on the spol, and an abundance of water. Mr. Morgan told the Eagle man he was in no hurry to sell Ihis prof perty, as just ttt*prfc*3ent !) e Por-*1 tune was smiling upon him and lie was not desirous of having too many irons in the fire. Orders to "Go Alien We are pleased to announce that Mr. D Morgan has received instructions from his mining partners in Pictou, N.S., lo go ahead with preparations for active mining on lhe Surprise Group. Gup Trams Run Smooth The Baby tram at the Silver Cup mine has been adjusted and botii trams are now running smoothly An incipient blaze occurred in a cottage near the smeller yosterday morning, Chlof Inspector Lauder's prompt action saved the building, 1\ R. Wilkie, vice-president and general manager of tlie Imperial Bank, who in company with other money magnates vlsltotl Ferguson recently, is touring tho West. He has Bet tongues wagging all along tin* line with res- poet tu advantages likely In acct'Ui from a Canadian mint Rancher L. Langley Is apatlenl al the Hospital suffering with 11 polsone loot. An ore train, consisting of an ennui. anil about -0 cars, ran away one day last week near Phoenix ami llmilly jumped tho track, ] lllng up tlio whole in a bunch. Nobody was lulled, us tho train crew jumped. Excellent returns are being obtained from development on the Hecla nnil % Hecla Fraction. Cascade Creek, re cently bonded from Chismand Hendl'lx hy Spokane parties. The lead is about thirty feet wide, and runs nearly Illll' in gold to the ton.���Nugget. Wo do not pretend to news ot the world, our provinco is to give uews of the mines of the district. If you appreciate it, become a paid-up subscriber. lardeau Eagle to back parties take o moot �� up their opinions of their pro most of th*; prospectors iv.l NOTIOE. s*v: *o->*.-y thita-i ��nd rubllfh-*-] et.ry FSIUAY tl ('.*.':iji.)ii, tt. 0., by J. J. ATHERTON, Proo. I .whoa h\i cotr-ftipoiiiltai'tt ihould ti# uullM. . ior tlio i-i���uU-t-tulvt!." ��� ��� ;tin stuteuiont must no! idicate that every prospector irict is down to his last dime. BubiotiptJon Rttoi; 12.00 per imtium, ��� ���, ; ..'''���.-.-!������ AmeHcftj |j '.tS for its mom I t- So t ysar to foreign tddreuei. Ho ji*y, . - :* ���IdTir-.ifhii- Hflii-n: DlipUy adi;.,ji,oo per n'a-u column (nob per month. Lfgal ads.- iu voati per (nonpftrlttl) lino for Ant insertion i s i-rnin ,���<;: lino for -���v-l. ulilUiotiiil tnitortjon- Mull-ai notlcel io retitu iter tine enoh issue. Klnoty duy lcfil noticei, (lO.: lixiy ilnys, J7.rK.i; thlny _;.,-*..;: No &il��. ���a.cnejitP'l at leas iti -an **i���*.���.�� mi "i No room for ijuack adf. ���fonr we-?*// Insertions constitutes one month's advertising. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER , 1904. THE PKOSPKUTOK HOPEFUL. The year thus far has proved very unramuaorative to the prospector as far as sales are concerned. Capital is taking" a long; rest, and the prospector feels the pinch ia consequence. Thousands are ever willing to follow this fascinating calling, nnd it is to their keen eyes, undiminished hope, and 'unflagging perseverance that we must look for the great discoveries of the future. The prospector rarely eels large monetary rewards for his labor, and much less in the shape of credit for the invaluable work lie does. With- it his generally unrentuneratlvo effort, most of the great mining properties would never "havo been heard mate.', hone-st end, in havi al itttl ii wealth would f; ere it n it would be compli- to the '��� untry that it can in- l roi peel ir to "sit tighl " to l : but ' here o-ro somo good Howe with equally honest es which we know of who are ... to apply to ihe Assistant (ft i ! cf Lands Biiii \Vorkn, under provisions of uo | chapter Hit, known a* lho Land Aot. for per- i mission to purcluisa tho following described unresorvea^unsurvcyodaud unoccupied Crowti lands, Gommonoing at r. post on Silvor Cup Mountain situated about 400 feet from Triune Creolt. nml near Hip lower terminal of the tlullidle Tramline buill to the Triune Mine in 1902, said posl being inurl ad ns " '��� liu Metropolitan i old aud -Silver Hi liuj: Co n Kin. -if Lardeti i, i'.''. Lhnited'fi H \V, Corner I'lnr," ihenco mbi 'r chains mi ;���> ] r une Mountain, thence n irth alonj] Triuno Mountain i(W eliains, Ihi i v. est 40 cii.-ii i ���, lh ��� u ��� *o Eli :-; chains So tiw ,���' :iti of enmi tiie sami eoul killing :���;.,,nt -JiiOa ���: ��� . I wns si ik. I for th ��� ithoro named puri-ose on ilv.;;���: day oi July, nt i! ti 11 I nd boon thoirs; tliey lv bonanza, but cupi- . ven with so much in sight, nud to these men wel Fruldcnt and Ma tin tr< duco the capitalist. i '���: in oil ���' ! !��� ���! silver fining com nn. ol l.ardu iu. :;.��� . Limited. I'.y RICH IHD [I.HATTEY, Mention UflpnE&Bn-_R_XIUI''*asSgH-BE'__8'HnSa^^ of. lie tukes the Ilrst mitl most essential step���-the discover,, of the mineral. it in then easy for otuers to continuo the work lie has begun and develop- ..���lent fellows, usually with scant rft- wai'd for the man who has made such development possible, Drinking from a fountain of eternal i.opu, they travel the vulleys, hills and mountains, meeting all sorts of weather, encountering all .sort.** of hardships and privations, subject to all sorts of disappointments, but over conlldont that some day they will inake a discovery that is to carry them suddenly to alllufinec. Occasionally, though these hopes tire realized. Now and then a prospector makes a mino out ol u prospect hy dogged determination and retires with a fortune. Hero in thc Lardeau the discoveries have been exceptionally rich and numerous tliis year, and 11)0-1 is our banner year in this respect. Scarcely a day has passed thus far but that rich locations have been recorded which will sonic day furtlior euli.iuco lhe reputation of ihis country. The Lardoau is fulli!lln'_r the expectations if its pioneers, but while trill middleman has his hands full elsewhere, tbo prospector with a bonanza must hold down the proporty on an empty -.loin* ach unless capital beats the middleman and <.-cts in on the ground door. Tin* present is a most opportune time for capitalists to work torrent advantage by dealing direct with the prospector. The latter cannot live un ore and mountain scenery. Whin may he written as high-grade prospects and not a few speedy shippers properly handled are to bo (purchased at tho ;,resent moment at a (xlremely low tlguro The nexl two years will sec it .real change In tho Lardoau ; tho railroad will pass our doors | stamp- mills for treating oro on tht. spot will go up in every direction ; smelters will be operating ut full blast, and those who had faith and confidence in tho country at the onset will see a great reward. There is no country undor tie canopy of heaven so rlehly mineralized us the Lardeau, and the one conclusion to be deducted from our reasoning is the country must inevitably be* ���ome tbo loader in II.o near future. Capitalists are prone to allow the micl- ileinan to sneak In and well loutht r his nest���but tiie remedy is theirs, i.tt tiiem visit this favored spot, and 4!iey will be met with propositions fro i: tie prospector himself, when It: ihould be noted by the capitalists that.' A Shipper of High-Grade Oold and Silver Ore. BADBRS of the " Lardeau Eagle " note the following concerning one of our Lending Producing Mines near Ferguson, B.C., and which has had-a great name from its discovery five years ago. Situated 9 miles S. Ii. o[' Ferguson at tlie head of the great mining basin at the source of Triune creek is the property known as The Triune, consisting o( 200 acres now owned and nearly paid for by the Metropolitan Gold and Silver Mining Co., Ltd., whose head office is at Minneapolis, -Minn., and mining office at Ferguson, B. C. The Company already had 400 acres 9 miles north of Ferguson on ihe North Fork of thc Lardeau, also a good mining property, when il sought and purchased The Triune in 1902, the same year mining and selling over $9,000 worth high-grade gold and silver ore from The triune. In the 90 days' summer working in 1903 we mined and sold to the Canadian Smelting Works, Trail, B.C., $16,000 worth of ore from The Triune, running $9.50 per ton in gold, $10.50 in lead, and $123.00 silver, making an average value of $143.00 per toil in 20-ton car load lots for the entire season. We are now operating The Triune with 20 men mining and delivering ore to Trout Lake City, where we load on thc* Canadian Pacific Railroad's boats and send to the smelter at Trail, B. C. We ti nv keep two-thirds of our men on new development work : extending tunnel No, 1, and :^a new tunnel No. 3, while we also mine and ship a little over 7 tons of this high-grade ore per week. We shipped from Trout Lake one car load of 20 tons July 30, and will ship another car of same size about Aug. We have let the contract and have partially constructed a new Double Wire Standard Tramway at The Triune, costing us $20,000, to enable us to handle larger amounts of ore per day, as the mine demands larger output: facilities, and we want the train done this year, to enable us to ship from 5 to 10 tons per day tight through the year. We need more money than present ore-shipments furnish during this mouth. Hence the Directors have now put upon the market a limited amount of treasury stock at below par, Far value $1.00 per share. We now have over 1,400 stockholders. Shares of our Treasury Sloe/: in anion.'its of from 50 Shares up will be .told if bought and paid for daring A ugust for SOc. per shure until such funds sufficient to pan the unpaid Tramway payments are in hand, when the sale will be slopped, aud Funds or Orders coming too late will be promptly returned to the Subscribers. References : McKinnon c_? Sutherland, Merchants, Ferguson, B.C. Mclkmid if Mc Hardy, Mine Brokers, Aelson, B. (.'. \ Imperial Bank of Canada. Trout .Lake City, B.C. J. JI. AshdomtfCo., Winnipeg, Manitoba. J. //. Morris <j; Co., Piisburg, Pa. Panion $ li hile, Duluih, Minn. First Aa/ional Bank, Marshall, Minn. Germania Bank, Minneapolis, Minn., Etc., Ele, Send orders for Stock with Remittance; payable to the Metropolitan Gold and Sliver Mining Co., Ltd., to Ferguson, B. C, or 702 Sykcs Block, Minneapolis, Minn., addressed to thc Company. R. H. BATTEY, Prtslicat aad .Vamg/ng Director, Ferguson, B. C, August i, 1904. niwu'.-TT,t!IZ '-H ���:". ���: ���.*T:'-Z1'.. '-"LI.:'.Til 1 *!���'':'���������''���vyry"wlamni'.M-mTvri^K.-w^ -g-.v-_��-y**y_WM-r *y-Vnrw>yT^"��HBHBE3 BMP SitW I ntQ in Ferff-Js��n, the Pay-Roll UJ JUUlb Centre of the Rich Lardeau. FT* f I If-ST ill // ff *rf SOUTH ol Ferguson Iio the phenominally rich FREE MILLING GOLD camps of Poplar and Rapid creeks, and NORTH ol Ferguson lies Fish creek, where freo mill- gold ore abounds. lusimss Lots $$50 up. Residence Lots $7 ������-> ���"��� ���H����'��Ht For Further Information Apply to ilNTRY FLOYD, General Agent, Revelstoke. B. C. SUIM 11,1111 Maa i.. �����-.*.-----Hn-T-T-^...�� Agent for Giant Powder Fuse and- Caps I'eruusox, B. O. Groceries, Provisions, etc. Fresh Fruits in .Season. ���Smokers' supplies. Canned goods. Second Annual Exhibition of Uie K Nelson Agricultural and L^ Industrial Exhibition.. 1 September 28 & 29 | NEW BUILDINGS. FINE GROUNDS* BIG PREMIUM LIST. NOVEL OPEN-AIR ATTRACTIONS. Write for Prize list, E. J. Alma Me, Sec, Nelsio, n, B.C. .1 Co 0 0 sk:*d toi-k itches \ TO I A JUiil Order Itudness Itecolres Novultlci in ! Jewelry In crcnt B REVELSTOKE, B-C o o ���"<&'&���;���:,.: ..;::-._-'.'..;:.���":��� :,,.V/*;*:_a__,___i ! 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Ing to residence In Hotel or villa*. late of North Ai rnenca TJJI a I H TIIJ ��� .���*,*���: t*n ir**, mu is TO /, .li^i'X UNION LABEL / / $...*.**-,..�� ���*,*>*���' I Kortli America, j'*.*-.' :".���'.'��������� ;���'������������ ���*$. "A w��" y>" arobll*-- ;-.���;.*��� ��� :���������:, .'���"'il ���,.������'; - O I'flt I* ���,,-. * ���- -.;':'..', : ii-r i. Jj or _������(. THB * BAGLB Trout lato City Bel "'������ Si ��� Lulco, cull ou Jack Sim good Uquon hind tho ba * Lulcn, cull ��... Jdok Simpson. A Bthllitig face nud good liquors, wines, etc. nro found bo- i..... i .*..__ iiar_ rpj)0 u;agie \$ taken here * _.w____^_-.-=i-il-��.L��.,-_ -������-��' I) plli hat for yon, do not patronize hiiu. Eta j liM uotauyngnx -o nav* joo an Ir.helr. Loops ! lube-la in retail itoren nre counterfoil*. Lo not I llntfjito anyoxpl-Miatlon aa to why tne hat I ban no label. Tho Ganuino Onion Lat>el U ; perforated on the four edge* exautly thn Hint m a vuotsiKo itaatp. Conntaffeiti ar�� aome- tim?! pcrtoriitud o;i threa w( the edged, ami iometimflBoulyon two. Keep r. iharp lookout for iii�� uountorfeita. Unprincipled manufacturer* are using tbein In order to get rid of tlieir icab-mau�� Uflt*. Thu John B, Btotaou Co, of Philadelphia, Pa., i* non-union concern, JOHN A. HOFFITT, President, Orange, N.J. JOHN PHILLIPS, Secretary, 11 Waverly Place. ttoom 15, -New York city. OirtlflOKte of InsproT-siTHintiu NOTICE. Gold Hill and GoUttmit.. Mineral Claim*, lit- oatc ln tho Trout Lako Mining Division of iVeit Kootenav iMitriut. Where located--on Poplar Creek about on* mile (rom the railway. Talte Notioe thut I Robert Hodgo, nr.r_iiff ai went for W. B, Pool, Froe Miner* Cortifloate so, li. 71717, intend, ilxty dayi from tbo date hereof, to apply to tbe Minim. Hooordor for Cortiflo&tei ot Improvements, for thn purpoia of obtaining Crown Grants of the aboroclaitni. And furtlmr lake notlco thnt action, under notion S7, muat be ooramencmt beforn tho fs-ju- anca of .Mich Certiflcatoi of improvsni-ent*. Hated tbllflthdayof January, A.D. 1S04, ROBT. HUHUK. Bff* TRAOB MAKK8 Debions copyriqntq &c AnrjilO Beccllnc & ekotftb uui dft-jprlrtloa r>iay Gtilotl? MtjctiaUi o:ir oi>i!ilot! fraa whaCDw wi lUTMutLou U )!f,iii?.:>lr ,v..2!!U\_.'I*.. f'omrjunlf*. Uoti����trlatJ��-��iifitlfr-'iil.U litiidijoc/itcn lV_'<r_iw _w.il fii*. ifji'.M. .".yenrj furireartuff pulni.f-i. PhUiilj tai��a tnrourh -Uttjui k. Co. rcctiTB tfiiiai ttatkfl, without ch-Brro, !a &9 A haadiomely lliurtratoil neo-kly. l-inteat tit. pnlatlon of w.r 3-.itniift.i Journal. Tarma, -P a vrw.r: (our utonUw, -Ji, Buid LijiUi Ti��>wu_!ui_J��r��_ liMI.! I Co.SB'"rM*M��* iew York Eiiuiea oa��i ('A V at,, yTuhiwtva. U. u Time Table. a 8. -AROHHIR OK B.a ULKDHAU Running' bet' ton and Comnji b(ir 14th, 1&U3, wea'hor txirmii Loavlng An Oomapllx, twic>! Leavlnj Bci' Arrowhead, I �� 12;4Gk. Maki with aliu. P. 1 Tho ortieic Change timcn notice. 1^20 Empli'e I. imber Oompaoy., Ltd x-imi Arrowhead, Bea- tx, Qommencltt�� Octo- will aail ed [ollow��. ivrbead (or Baaton aail dally���10k and :-.:. on nnd Comapl : (or ce lislly��� 7:15k and utooe '';):i aaotloni ;. Steamers And trains. roHerTO the right U) ol aftiliuga without THK NEW AND ONLY OF THIS DISTRICT Including tba Fish .Crookeamp and Upper Dunui n Itl ver aootlou, compiled by A. I1. Cnmmini, P.I_.B.,and s t.hiiiinon. II. A., is now on sa.lt' at tbll oflico. The rendy Rnla of the map ii proving til op havo amid for It. Tha Trout hake tliTialon io lithographed In black, tlio Lardeau in red .and tho Aim- ���worth in bint). Evon ateuderfooU-ould ���.hfci: a copy of thin map nud find nny claim recorded In ihe threo dlvialoni, The mountains, lakca, creek*', wayon roads, trails, survoyod railway routes, and tno location and name (by >��� unique lndo.1) of every mineral claim :u the district Is abowu. Next io Vlsitlaa tht Cn:.stry ia Person This Mop Takes first Place. In tact every feoifraphical feature \* ko woll defined tbat one can -see at a glan-se tlis nature of our country and tbo trend of tho claim ltx'atiotn ���gives anlntolHetble idea of tho mineral belts running through tbt camp. Ills certainly Tbe Best Worth For 0;vo DallM evor offered In the map lino of asinine camp, it 1* tha flrat cooipletomapol the qistrict and iBaellingwell, it i-sjunt what you aro looking for. UfB ALSO 11-VVI-: a PEW SIAPS MOUNTED ON LtNEN, WITH A GOOD COVER, 70K TttAVElXEIta OK PH0BPECT0R8. wmcil SKtt AT ;i.:o. THE8K ARK THK BEST VALUE, AS THK* WILL LAST t'OK VEAKS. Addrea* your order, jrlth an encloFura of a ono dollur bill, Ij-j cheques, orders-, etc.] to THE LARDEAU EAGLE, Ferguson, B.C. Mininj cj'.npanies or othera ordering lota ol 20 or more, tnupa will b�� supplied ftl 00 cents aiteli. _B_____l___l___i_fiE!S__a5iaiiEa^^ Two Bargains. For prtcp, form,, otL*., apply to J. EdiTurd Bird, barrister, Vancouver, or lo K. 0. Wood- ��ard, Fcr*ruiioij, MPHAT tjomforUblc Hulo Direlllnfj noma m- I cupied bj u. M. Nesbltl, and two wall cul- tlTatad 1.!-. nlculT fencod, iltuatrd In tbo boet rasitl.nto'part ol Torguson. For lr,lc ohaap. Tills Is a map. ri'llK f.tK'.f llloot, OOOUplad ly 11*'* Inrl-.u X Racle nfv.'i|.jipn i.nil tlio Mt-tti,,.llot tUfdrsh. Tlio building dratfl a **ood rental and th. sal* pries an_ tarmi will surprlso you, l.ocala With n l'a*rs,r��ak. It pays to u��o tlio telephone. A trip eau often be Baved to Trout Lake, Rea ton, Arrowhead or Comaplix by using tho 'phono. Office in Cumtnlni & Co.'s store. D. J. Eobertaon, tlio Neliion (urnituo dealai**) are funeral directors and era- balmon. The Canada Drug ,t Book Co., Ltd., of hevelatoke, carry an immense stock of lUtionery, fancy pood*,, games of all kinds, the latest books ahd magazines, rubber goods and mountain and mlniug Tlews. Giro them a mail order. * Smokers : If you want the qeku- IH1 "Union" and "Our Special" oiOAIlseo thot "Union Cigar Factory" ��� stamped In gilt letters on every box. ���H, _V. Brown, Kevel.toke, rill JalC/ S0-EGG INCUBATOR. A Snap ! Get after it quick. This incubator ia in Srst-olasa condition. Hore la a dunce to mako a fortune for A 12 oz. Duck 12x8 TENT. With 3 ft. Wall. Nearly new. Owner has no further use for it. For quick sale, will accept $18.00 e&iEsim I havi' feme of t!:o flnost blocks ntfii Io'., io For^ueon oo my books, liny atonoe before tlio crowd gets In. This wcelc'a special : A Lot on Victo a Av. 100x33 feci. adjoininff tho ros'.-Offlee in lllock 1. OttRTXVICATjH OP IUPBOVKADBNT8. NOTIOB. Triune, Silvor < lilef, EuterpriBe, Kmnloopa und Kamloopi Fr-actloual iuiut;ral clalmi, situate in tli-r Trom Uke Mining Dlvliion ot Woit Kooton-ay District. Wbero'loeated : op -Triuno MonnUla. TAKU NOTICE tlmt I. liennrn 8. WuOftrtor, noting ai Rgent f - Andrew Perr"i ���," Miner*' Certificn ! u. BSSfiM, Intend, eirty ; dayi from thc datt hereof, to apply to tbe Mlnlnf ttecorde: for a Uertlflcate of tmpi ive rnenti, for tbe par] ie <>l obtatnlnffa i rown Orant oi the above n la I mi, And funhbr take noiife that action, . r .K'tiori 3V, iDiiMt be commenced bfforo tholi* ��ii*ih.b of inch Certificate of improvement!, uaied thlllSth '. ol ine, 4.0 I , ... '. f. Uci AUTX t, SAY 1 NO, I A 5 < r\ a_j i. t G ild orSllvar Il.fio ��� Gold andsllvar I'JOO S Pilvor audtead .2.6. % Ijoppar J1.00 Z HiUC ��1.M * S. SHANNON, B.A. I g FBKQUSON, B.C. Z^$Wt*tt!i^o<.'iW>t'<i4<ti-'j<>i<>>>b'.* ���if vou earn a FY\\-. DKINK by pay! ���-v-i 'ik''-pt>-;-�� ,; yuur subscription ^^^^^^P"'"* j- i.u the '$&" ^���i-1 i ===== DRINK ===== THORPE'S G1KGER ALE GINQER tSEEH : I I . , ��� ...; ��� ������ ���- v; .' , CUE \H SODA Etc. I y.AKE 'HIE BCST IN CANADA. eotLo IV ������"��� lSi;- MrMi MI OF CANADA Tntt Lake ilriwcj���jt Sraerftf B��nt/tig Business 'Tmr.MC(ei. Capital Authorized, 8*1,000,000 nu.ui OFFICE: Capital (paid up) - 3,000,000 ��� _. ^ . Host - - - - - - _,B5o,ooo loronto, Ontario- Branches iu the -rortliwcdt Territories. Provinces *of British Columbia, Man. tuba, Ontario and Quebec. T. B. MEBRITT, President, D. K. WILKIE, VIoe-Pi is, and Gt,* Mac E. HAY, At-Blstant Gen. Manager. W. MOFFAT, Chiof Ins. ictor Ravin,',''* Department���Deposits received and interest allowed. Drafts Sold arallabla in All pr.n, of Canada, Lnfterl Httti;, and Buropa. Bpeclal attantion tiirt'ti to collections ayd Minlug lloadu. e. k. eovitree nana ,. !..y^.",.. ~r^ :..;'-i** ..**-^":^*.v'::^:^*.v*;;;^v-*'*c^***.*::���:������*i*v:.;*:'., .--������.f^.irt.CL-.*.**-'...* Are You A Union . Man . _^7i*__i7iiS;-^..;v.;a5^^;.;^^^ !4c Union Cigar Factory I Manufactures only Union goods, ami buckles, thoy ure the best on tho market. They aro madeof tho beat Havana tobacco, and their excellence is undisputed. Insist on getting; "OUR SPECIAL" & "THK UNION" Ha A. BROWN, - Propieto I Union Oljar Factory, KEVBLSTOKB, B.C. ���k*.3-i__,:s*��^dE.r'3'J^^*-.->'^^ ���.'������.-i ���;.���".'*���;-'. ���.K..WV-1 3) When Visiiing Ferguson - * ^:;*v \.-<*./���#:.:��� p.''��l?> ', :-:."(* '*;'i ���', ;-:��� .IT _.. ��� - ���^���W-*^4h|H{S-#$ I Lardeau i The '";es_ [Aace to stay is the We try to give satisfac- .. tion to our e-uests. X,.. Laughton Bros. Proprietors. A} \ -a- * I 1 *������: . ..*'. *^JJHjH^-$4&^HN��^^*^S^H^5jl''* '":������ &%m House and Lot For Sale. Without a doubt the tinc:t Residence in the Lardeau. Situate ill Ferguson, tho proporty contnins 0 room'', ni'tv:*,* plastered through- ������ out. Verandah in front. Water laid on. Thin vory desirable property would ina'*:n a llrst-class boardlnji house. Tbe food ni; Steam Laidn 1400 down and the rest on very , NEL80I easy terms. B.C This is tho finest, location in town and will bo worth trohla shortly. '.'.Iio yeu wish to buy or sell any- "thing ? Drop tno a lino aud I'll worry you. Apply to Lardeau Eagle, Ferguson, B.C. rmtmimwamamk%mwmtim\mi%mmm Apply Jno. J. Atherton, ' Eagle' OfB ie ���.: ��� ��� ��� ������ - '������ BBSBBBW 1 ins [j. c. ASSAY &CHBMI- CAL SITI'LY CO. w-i. VANCOUVER, B. U. noadeuartci1'(or Asan-fc-a, Mltitnc Swill Bunpll**". Bolo agents In n. C. fiT Mori'Aii Crucible COo llattersea. England; K. M'. Hraun .t Co.'s J'ttt'iit i'ttrvIrnriia,TN. llurnors,etc.; Wm. -.ins- irortli A co.'s Fiua Balances etc.,etc. _la>___i_22.*;v::.i35aasffi^E READ *��� THE EAGLE.' The Briehtegt, Nowuiout PapSr in tha District. There is only odh bolt mining journal. Tbat if Mines and Minerals. It tits n lurir-T cironlBtlon llmii hit iwo othor American mining journal* ber*u��e it i> tha bent, it ii ih* ttrgcit, beet LUnntr*ted and handioaiMi niininj journalin t!i�� world. It ta a tninlUff paper for luinlnv uen. Subicrln- tion nrite 13.00 t��*r ve��r. Band lur trtn larapli oopy. Adilwai-Ml.MK-iANliUINKKAI-a.acr-an- ton, Pa., U.S. A. DouTtr oO\o��l. Bavlh IJM*;., l>��iTfr, Colorulo. !).;. a All Kind* i ;r Worfc tn Way OI i;; r CtL*jMllMa.jA "if: ? ���*__> * Ironing Kither Machine or Hand Worlc. Vt'c Guarantee Our Work To Be First-Class Any complaints may bo lodged with our Agent, F. T. ABEY, ��> 4. ��<v ���>��.��.����������. '�����"*������ I Here's a now trick, try it. Take a I ^Jfefcjjjjfr -Afc _J^__4. *,__!^. * .���!.������<! -.n.i CiMiiM-il | new two-dollar bill, it doesn't innttei'I , Local ana uenerai. j|wh0 ,���,, ,���.,. lt,,,_,- folil ��� ,.itoaai .* t _ . r . n ���.../-.��..��.*..*���.���.������-)��� i si:i;i!l a compass as possible and count j tho ot'euses. Vou c:in keep them -send . I' 4 4 444* 444 Ho to 'Sandon, Ho! foi Revelslok ��� , us the scrip, .Hero's another trick: C, W. Darns is an in-patient oi the Tako two silver .dollars, lot them fall hospital with" knee trouble. His friends sharply on a counter or tablo. Vou al Co ibortio will be pleased to loam ' will notlco two rings. Vou keep the he ts doing woll. jewellery rOxpi'OSSUS tho cartwheel*;. Jin ;. Marai lefl towi on Wednesday. He i.* :' und for Portland, Oregon. Archie Gilles, who has l,et*n an in- j mute of the Mlnois' I'lilon Hospital for ���as among the past month, is now ablo tu walk rivals. Bill * ion. v.'h< ud then Isfortunc o strain I I whilst plac ring be- ow tii m . progressing favor ably In tho hi ��� p :ul. Th JelTries-Munro scrap is over. Tho latter feels vej*y sore. TIil* ioeal football boys journey to .Sandon on Sunday to win or get trimmed on Labor Day. Bobby Burns nnd the stipe bave gone ahead to cook the betting. Mrs. H. Needham journeyed to ���Beatoi oi. Wednesday. The outfit who are placer-mining below the South Fork bridge have r.<J._mi.' .some nice nuggets as high as Several ounces of gold dust $1.50. were disposed of last Saturday, and still there's more to follow. John McDonnell left on Monday for Sandon. "Ed. Qillman has left for Banff, where he will rest awhile. Weather prophet Fostersays: Warm w.ivo will cross Rockies about Sept. _, and a cool Wave about the oth, Bathing pants und skates at Mackinnon ami Sutherland's. Mr. Joseph Brady, superintendent of the Oregon Group, left on Wednesday morning to spend a few days at Sandon. S. A. Jacksonj Brockville, visited l lie town this week. 1 ,eft lit and well for 5-Mile yesterday morning, Fred lluthcrfortl, who has boen spending some holidays at Nelson. Tom Baldwin has joined tho mining ���rffcalr at thc Triune. This is Tom's first essay since his recent accident, from which he has fully recovered. I ie will be In good company. Don't imagine that tho printer is too proud to receive your ad. or subscription. Iio iri very rich���but proud��� Xever! No man ever loved his friends so much that ho swore he preferred the backbone of a chicken. No man loves liis neighbors chickens���unless they're ���trussed. No neighbor sneaked thc bunch at the back of tho Post Office, no skunk cither, unless a two'legged ��� inc. If this should meet the eye of Bill Sykcs ho is requested iu answer Lo this to return the feathers. A soft unswer turneth away a police-man. ff you witnt to make our postmaster inad, say [| chickens." Thero are BOtne things wc never find out. When a woman sees a man with a wooden leg sho wonders, just wonders, if he takes the whole outfit to bed with him. The Ferguson Saw Mill has been working double shift the past week tilling orders for the Triune mine and Trout, bake. Mr, W. Boyd who had recently taken iver thc Prospector's Exchange ut ���'.eaton is an old fireman, and he directed tho efforts of the local volunteers at the disastrous lire last Monday. it's too bad to hold athletic meetings and horse races in the middle of tbe night when the Bagle is roosting. ' around again. ��� Ono trouble in making u mistake is j that you have to let pooplo wal.li ou you for a while. Last week we got at Dave Orr for tryiug to dodge his subscription Id the Kagle. Dave's answer to this is to send along thu receipt���in order. This is where we climb down. Take thc nails out and be merciful, David. Fred. Little, who has been a visitor to tho one spot on earth for the past three months left yesterday morning for his home at Mount Forest, Out. Ho retires with many delightful impressions ot his sojourn and greatly improved In health. A music teacher in Ueyelstoke named Jamos Taylor had a grievance against the whole bunch of slot machines of that town. Revelstoko contains a number of these devices for tempting the avaricious which arc prepared to receive coins ranging from tho humble nickel to the weighty cart-wheel. It is alleged that thc music man to get oven with the contrivances bitupon the notion of manufacturing baso coin to feed tiie machinery. He disdained the nickolslot and wont for the wealthy aperture with discs of load covered with silver foil, Ho actually succeeded in extracting $18 from the machine. Tho purveyor of pothooks aud hangers is now languishlngin limbo, and before be tonce more gazes on the- tranquil scene of his misjudged genius, he will face Judgo Forin with an effort to explain away being "copped with the goods.'' Jim Hill has gone to Sandon. A /.iuo smeltor is to bo erected at New Denver early next spring, Monday is Labor Day. We shall, celebrate it like a Sunday, only worse StDIOUNrM V Second im FiKE*��l��-S{iiT'B5BSB��____^^ liiii and 1904 EDITORIAL WAR CHIPLETS. Some day Port Arthur will fall* There's a rumor in tho air that the Czarina recently gave birth to a girl, and that a poor peasant woman with a boyskl was smuggled into tlie castle and a swop negotiated. China's contempt for tho laws of neutrality may yet lead her to take in washing from the belligerents. It is very strange that Russia and Japan can't carry on tho war without using profanity. They'll be working on Sunday next. $800.00 in Prizes Programme includes: Labor liiy Parade Lacrosse Match (Nelson v. Kevelstoke) Firemeu'd Races ltille Shoot tiun ('lub Shoot Football match Tug of War General Athletic Sports Horde Knees Entertainment by Dramatic Club, lstbvening. Fireworks display second coning. re and One Third on Railways about these mornings and evenings which warns ns that the backbone of Sumnier is broken. Underclothing of a medium weight would be more comfortable. Let us talk it over. Icliion I Sutlierlan 11. A. Brown, 1 'resident. II. Floyd, .Secretary. ^t^Pl^pt ^VfT-sf t$zj& .'rft__rfjL__��fcJs��j..: Parlors.. MAIN STREET, FERGUSON, Shaving. Shampooing*, Hairdressing, Singeing. Dyeing, Baths, hot and cold water. 1 havo the best appointed shop in lhe himicau. Open iiom s h. m. to t* p. ni. WM. SCHNELL Forguson and Trout-Lake, Jjrtt-v icrz-js zar -*���*.>* zjs ^rz& *���-������*-��� ������-����������� * ������-���-���-���������-���-���-�����> ��� ��� ���--���������+ ��� �������*������������������������������ ��� ! I PROFESS] CARDS. >�� ���*���.-. �����-��'��-> ���������������>'��������*>���>����� i We regret to announce tho removal from time to eternity of tho father of wo esteemed neighbors. Coroner Benson, of Winnipeg passed away last Friday at Ms residence in tho presence nf a number of his sorrowing'family, and Winnipeg loi.es one of its best respected and mostjprominent citizens, who had been Identiiicd with the progress of the city from the time it was a mere village. Two of his sons, Cam. and Robert, were immediately telegraphed for, and they arrived in time for the funeral. The former, John It., In accountant, at the Trout Lake branch of the Imperial Bank, whilst, tho latter, Kdwarc. Campbell, the second son, holds a position in tho Silver Cnp mill near here. The residents of Ferguson and tho surrounding district extond to both boys and their son-owing relatives their deepest sympathy in this their darkest hour, NOTICE. TTXDER nail by virtue of tho pomm con- 1. talned in n certain inorlnnge imulu by MARY (TMMIX'I.- to A. It. II, II'KAKN. ten- don will lie received by (lit- undersljrned ni> to (imi including tlie lotii day oE September, 1001, ior Uin purchase of Lot 6, Lllook 53, PlauR71, Ferguson, li. i'��� and the butldlnjm thereon, being the proporty known as ihe King's Hotel, Tin' liij-.iH-.-t or any tender will not necessarily be accepted. For further particulars apply to HARVEY, McCAJtTBR-il'INKNAM- Solicitors for the Mortgagee, Revelstoie, It.''. NOTIOB. and by vlrtuo'of tho powers con* I in ii certain mortgage made by IllCFlAAO l'. PK-THMKCB, to (..SIMIIU.K8 FLIN'DT, tendon will bo received bytlievudor- ilgnod u|. to nml Including ili<- luiii day of September, )0(M, forthe purchase nf j.otil, lUm-i*. fi, Plan 671, Forguson, l��. (.'., and tlio buildings thereon, being tho property known as the Kagle Block. The highest or any tender will not necessarily he accepted, For furthey particulars apply to HARVEY, McCAUTEll ft PINKHAM, Solicitors lur tlte Mottgagpe* Rovolstoko, it. c, Ips'-DER I ' inincil in ii certain morti QEALSD TENDERS, ���O BohooWioiiBOi" will ba 1 Tondor fo; i-tlij _d dcrsigned up to noun of Monday, tho Sth oi September, lyo-i, forthe erection and commotion of a one roonu-tl frame sohool-honso nt Trout Lako, Kootonay District, B.C. Plans, specifications, forms of lender nnd cqntraot may be seen ou and after thp 2i_ud August, 10M, at the olilce ur" the Mining Re- OOruer, Trout Lake, nud at the Lands nnd Works Department, Victoria, rs. C, Tenders will not be considered unless made upon tlio printed forms supplied fur tlie purpose, and the agreement to execute il bond appended io the form of lender is duly signed by the contractor himself nud u.ii rc.-ipuiisiule sureties, residents of the PVovinco- in tho penal sum ol -i860 for the faithful performance of the work. Tho lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. W. 8. GORE, ��� Deputy Commissioner of Lands _b Works, Lands and works Department, Victor!*, B, On 15th August, WW." ftuis Q B. N. WILKIE, I P. L. S. 4 J Provincial . Land i Surveyor t Ferguson and Trout Lake. f Surveys uiitclo ami Crown Grants ��� Obtained. I Olllco: - - Trout Luko. *, SiS5iii__a_S_;I_S___^s_���S_S___i^^ ~V.X x-'*.!'' "*13-li "-*W "V.V* "*XV >> Xlr "-Vt -**-*!-��� ^*Ip "^b ..w M-*wa. At^i. A!��-i /sstsl ,��5-i #p*i ^_S*4 ^3% &��&. ^B_i. ^-..i?. (____*i_.k t LIVBRY AND CARTAGE. I ALEX. CIUWEGRI), Propr. lias Stables at Ferguson, Trout lake and Beaton, Ft m Whore ho Itoeps litflit and heavy vohtulcs, Binjle and double, drivers, saddle aud pack horses for hire. Also proprietor of tho f-tairo ronto running between the above points, making throe trips weekly. - = SATISFACTION GUABANTE__D====== 1 ���Itrll.l.lAM A. BAUER, DOMINION A.ND PROVINCIAL LAND SURVEYORS. jurvL-y of Minos, Mineral Claims and crown l.jiinls. Crown 'ir.ml*. Ob- talnetl and Assessments Mnnagud ' for Absentees. Camborno nnd Vmieor.vcr J 0111, J ytfM. E, DEVEREUX, t p, I., s., CIVIL and MINING ENGINEER. J 1 AIlVuy.MoCAUTEB i PINKHAM, Barristers, Solicitors, etc. Oilieo:;: ffeveltttoke, Golden, and Ferguson, f'olleltors ior Imperial Bank ���of Canada Geo. S.MeCarter. J. A. Harvey. A. M. Plukham. tr ?HED O. ELLIOT1', Barrister, Notary Public etc, TROUT LAKE CITY B. C, AND FERGUSON, B. C. .t n^^^^^^^y^^^^y&'P w When you reuch Trout Lake City put up at the Queens. Good accommodation ..Host ot service .. Choicest wines, liquors unci cigars. .Fire proof safe.. Abrahamson Brothers, Proprietors. Packing and Ferguso" racking and Freighting ^^2^"- Contracts eatorad Into tor paoltinjfol Mining Supplies, etc., to any point in tlio district. Good, prompt service, and any work undertaken guaranteed satisfactory. Headquarters at Ferguson, B.C. S. Daney,Prop. P* Is our business. We have the facilities and ingenuity necessary to execute artistic work. Anything in our Line Turned out Promptly. ij. Legal, Survey and Mineral Claim ���*�������� Blanks always in stock,.. H Give us one Trial. The Lardeau Bagle . Ferguson, B. C. J
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Title | Lardeau Eagle |
Publisher | Ferguson, B.C. : J.J. Atherton |
Date Issued | 1904-09-02 |
Geographic Location | Ferguson (B.C.) Ferguson |
Genre |
Newspapers |
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Text |
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_1904-09-02 |
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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 | 10.14288/1.0082101 |
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