��*���-���> ,*# *>'' ���tl \* ,*_���*** mkt ,l uoorvru.MN, Sll-V'-R-Bae M} LEAD ��10. 17-. A.I. Copper $12.12 is'* S-"."-.tl miff ���*., (.: 1 The H'.aui.k is mure widely -JIHCULa'I-BD THAN ANY OTHER NEWSPAPER IN NORTH KOOTENAY- IT Wll.L Bt: FOUND AN EXCELLENT ADVERTISING medium. ,*/ ��������& V- _. ^M VOl, I If. NO. 82. FERGUSON. MUTISM COLUMBIA, SEPTEMBER 19. 1902. $2.00 A YEAR. J. Ml Ul) MINll IN B.C. Improesion8 of The Country By An Englishman. BEING A GRAPHIC DESCIUPTION Of Cur Mines and Mode of Mining Published in London Mining Journal. When In Hrilish Columbia In Jan. nary nf this year, says T. B. Stewart in the Loudon Mining Journal, the writer was asked the question, "Can yon explain bow it is that Ihey appear to carry on silver-lend mining remuneratively in Australia, wl ureas the*, are not generally able to do so in the western provinces ot Canada?" This incident occurred after the two metals���The nobler and ths baser- had Buffered In the market a drop in value to, or nearly to, the present level, which all who aro interested In thoir production, frnm whatever part of the world, are disposed to reuard as abnormally low, anil which at that time was leading to some highly productive mines In the Kootenays being shut up. The question was such thut. anyone, however well In formed In the oon.u'ete, might hardly be uisposed to answer nil hand, lt Is a very "fur ery" over many thousand miles of ocean, besides lands, between tbe broken hills and the Kootenays, and before, beginning a curse ol reasoning on the relative merits of two such minim.' centres tlie whole of the surroundings would bo required lo be taken into account, Questions of accessibility, of thoauppli.*.. ol fun],uf timber, of the piirs'blllty of seen ring cheap acting power by wafer directly applied or through the medium of an instillation of electricity, the strength uf the veins or "ledges." so-called iu Britlth Columbia, and many other points would require to be well considered and carefully weighed, It was uot the writer's Intention when exchanging views with mining men in the far West, nor is it su now to elaborate i n tbe comparative merits of Australian and Cnnudian mining lipids, bnt rather to direct theso remarks, which are iutended lo be more doserlptivo than assertive, to the consideration of some of the striking features of the mining interests of Bast and West Kootenay. Tho geology to a great extent appears to be tbe Cambrian serle., with many porphrltlo Intrusions, which as a rule exercise asirikin*.* Influence for good or evil in metalliferous mining. Thia industry is somewhat In its Initial singe in British Columbia, and Is conducted In the many lodes that traverse at high altitude tiie different ranges of mountains. Any geological evidences ono may discover In the lower ground, or Ima- ft!vii Irom appearances inside the mine, cannot be well confirmed in midwinter by observations made outside in thu I turned lato vicinity of tho mine, for mining work is conducted at such an elevation that tho whole fi?ld Is covered withe, deep though desirable coating of snow. Tho term ''Desirable is used here advisedly, as iu tho mining camps, whlen aro so highly located and not provided with transport by means of rope tramways, the surface of the *hurd frozen snow becomes tho highway by which the ores nre convoyed tn tho lowor centres and supplies and stores aro takon lo these high lying log cabins whero the minors remain from week's end to ifftskiD cm,,, Tho MM wblot. mo used as conveyances In the system of transport in these latitudes and known as rawhiding are simply bullock sltlns doubled at thu sides und corners, and left for a night or two to become frozen. Tho ore bags are tucked up inside the cavity made by th* bent hide with the hairy sido Inward and the other side, when in uso, sliding over the snow. Whon the snow is hard enough a pony or mule can be used, but wben the wreaths are deep aud the footway insecure the work must be left lu mon on sllOWshnAS. The miners who are denizeus ol these mining camps have a rough life, but they get high wa,,es, and in the boarding cabins live on the fat of the earih iu the shape of wholesome but* cber meat, which it may be under* toed, keeps well in the cold raritied atmosphere, aud of tinned Iruits und other provisions ad libitum. A good workman can earn 12s. to Ms. fur every eight hour-, shift, und li generally has seven shifts a week. Sunday is not by any means observed as a. Jewish Sabbath in British Columbia, though greatly to the scunilal ot tbe pious minded uf that colonial province. A worthy divine of lhe district, whon speaking of the non-observance of Sunday lu thu cities as well as in the mining camps, in conjunction with Ihe depressed times In the pro- vince remarked Unit be believed that the people were uow being punished lor tlieir sins as Uie children .if Israel of old, Some of the Issues lhut militate against the chance of British Columbia of silver-lend mining aim other mining being carried ou to pay are: (I) The high rate of wages considered in full view of the low price of metals, (2) The high charges to he deducted Irom the price ol ore to be carried to the distant smellers, aid (3) the want of a properly arranged system of concentration A VISIT TO Progress Made In Development Work ia Bapid. TRAMWAY BEING BUSHED Last Shipment to Trail Smelter Keeps Up the Properties' Reputation. tbo necessity of unity which thei wero certain would result in thu return of a solid phalanx from Hrilish Columbia. The visiting members and delegates were then photographed outside the hall after which a reception was held in the opera house by Mr. Borden and other members uf his party. Ou reassembling Charles Wilson, leader of the party in thu late election, addressed the convention, his speech being received with heart) applause. The secretin'., 's roport having been adopted, the convention adjourned and wasresunei the billowing day. ;|fi STRIKE Confirmed By The Manager or Recent Visit To Property. FIVE FEET OF FREE fiOLD ORE Dance at Mettle L. The. hunk house at the Nettle L. was formally opened last Saturday night when a splen lid dance was given by superintendent Crilly assisted by the ladles and gentlemen of the little colony settled thero. Refreshments provided by the management of the dance were served at twelve o'clock on lung tables and everything was done lo make everyone havo a good time. Music was furnished by J. Parisian and 11. Carlson. Quite a Number were present from j the Lako and nearly all Ferguson's Inhabitants turned out to.be present at 1 the tlrst dance ever given at the mine, and all report having had a most en- 1 joyable time and trust it will not bo ' the last bunk house put, up ut the Net- ii.< L. if ull are opened with a dance. E, Perry was muster of ceremonies. The English Editors. { The English Editors who bare been Ion a visit to the B. C. initios at Kiss | lard, tlrand Emits and Phoenix, wore : surprised ut the boundless resources of Camilla, especially thoso of British Columbia. Every day of their tour In the province had opened a now chapter of surprises In regard to timber, agriculture, fisheries, and mineral wealth. Their trip hud convinced them of the great future nf B. C. as a field for capital and It would not be their fault If tbo truth wero not told in | the English proas. Tho party con- ! slsted of E. G. Lisago, London Dally i Telegraph, Jas. Proud foot, Glangnw i Herald; .Ins. Lumsdon, Leeds Meroury and G. M Howe, Highland News, In- ! verness. We regrot tho editors were ; unable to visit Forguson's mines, The Old Gold. Ore is now coming in in tho lower tuunols of tho Old Gold. There are several stringers now In the face and mon expect to break Into tho big ore r-tmttnt.j-ny tloio, J. A. McCrossan, manager of the Triuno Milling Co., Mrs. McCrossan, j and Miss Woodward, tho latter representing the Eagle, visited tho Triune in Tuesday and had a thoroughly ���njoyable timu in spite of lhe big snow storm encountered on the return trip. Tho progress made in tlio mine in the way of development since work was commenced about two months ago has been exceptionally rapid and has brought lirst class results. The mine has certainly never shown sucli a quantity ol oie before aud when the tramway is iu readiness the mine will he In a position to ship steadily and many tbotisniidsof dollars worth of ore, It is hoped will hu sent down the I ill during tho Winter. Hetorlit- ban* l.een received from I he shipment' of Kit) tons of this ore to the Trail smeller that netted u hard.i uie sum of money which shows that tbe nunc is keeping up the record that it attained iu the past for high grade ore. Gangs of men are at work on tne tram line from Ton-Mile to the mine. This work manager MuCrussan expect! to have completed very shortly and also to have the tramway In run- uing ordor in tho course ot a couple of weeks. It would he difficult to describe the magnificence ofthe scenery along the route between Ferguson and thu Triune. The trip is well worth taking by anyone who enjoys fine mountain Bomery and daring mountain climbing Many varieties of fuhrubs. ferns and flowers may be seen and some that are rarely met with In B. C, while there are large quantities of elderberries, bluo borries buckle berries, und black currants. Tbe cabins are situated at an altitude of 7000 foet above sea level, and several hundred feet above timber line. Nothing but moss, mountain ash and juniper grow at this high altitndu and the hills nro for thn most part barren. Looking down from thc summits tho scene is buanti ful beyond description with the ripplo ofthe streams and tho rush of larger torrents, whicli were flowing in the channels down the mountain sides into tho valley* bolow. At every turn of the winding pathway now beauties unfold themselves. Tho party had dinner ul the cook house nud a really excellent, dinner it was. Tbo best of everything that Is essential to good living is provided thu men, even sonic luxuries, and the food waa well cooked. As there is considerable misundci- standing among prospeutors with regard to recording assessment wo.'k done In excess uf $100, below wo print the latest atneudment of the act. li is a little strange that such important laws should be advertised only in the Gazette, as few prospectors ever set- that, dry publication: That paragraph 2 of section 5 of tin Mineral Act, Amendment Act. 1 BOS, be so interpreted that should any free uiiii.ii* perform assessment work oil his claim during any ono year lo tin valuo of $100 or more in excess of the amount requiroil lo be done iu any one year by the Minc-al Act, the right thereby giving such freo miner uf recording a certillcate of work done to the value of each one hundred dollar'*, so us to cover his assessment work foi an additional year In respect of each ono hundred doliais iu excess, .hull bi exercised only during the year in which sucli excess shall be performed, And it is further ordeied that thi. order shall take effect from the (Irs! day of June, 1W2. Gold Can Bo Seen With The Naked Eye. Reports Have Not been Exaggerated. W. B. Pool, manager ofthaOphli Lade Mining Co., returned Monday Irom the Rossland group where he hau been to inspect I In; great body of on which was struck last week uuc' reported in our columns. In conversation with an Euglo representative Air. Pool said that the lind had not been in the least exaggerated anC that live feet of free gold quartz had boon struek 195 feet from tho mouth of the tunnel and the vein increases with dep'h, tbe ledge just opened up is nearly twice the size of the shnwlog in tlio shaft, which was sank 50 feet from tho surfaco. Tho Ophir Lado .Syndicate are gratified hy the new lind and intend putting iu a stamp mill at an early date. Mr. Poo! brought down wilh him a number of line specimens in which without the aid of a glass one cau see the yellow metal in tho quartz nu every side. i\ -aiuple of the ore may be seen at the Eagle office. A Dumping Ground No Longer. An ordei'-in-couiicil bas been passed by the Dominion government bringing into force the act passed lust suasion prohibiting the landing In Canada ol any immigrant who is afflicted with an) loathsome or iufecuious disease. The passage of this act was decided upon after it was fount] that emigrants passing through Cansdaandilestii.nl for points in ihe United States were forbidden to enter that country, aid consequently lelt in Canada. A few months ul the operation ofthe Uuiud Stales law left, several hundred of these undesirable emigrants who hud no means to return to their own country, stranded in Canada. The Dominion government, seeing the durirocti- tal operation of the United States law to this country, has therefore been forced to enact the law prohibiting the entry Into Canada of this undesirable class of settlers. The govern- ment wus slow to act lu the matter, but the poople especially in thu large cities of the Cast, will te relelved now lhat the law ts lo be enforced,���Miner. Now Church Law. Tho Church of England general synod today decided to hold session trl-aiitiually lieroufior instead of ever) six years. The next meeting will be bold In Quebec. A recum ..endation that murrlug. wilh a deceased' wile's sister and deceased wife's sister's daughter he Included within the problbttud de crues, after considerable discussion was agreed upon, aud now becomes a church law. The Stamp Mill. The teu stamp mill for the Northwestern Development Syndicate's Conservative Convention. Tho Liberal-Conservative convention opened at Ituielstoko Sept. 12th In Selkirk hall. Richard McBride, M. P. P. was in the chair, and thoro wero 100 riologtttes piosent. After tho appointment of tho committee on credentials tbo meeting adjourned till j property at Geldlields came in here tho afternoon. On resuming, the con-' lust night and was Beul south this vontlon was visited by R. L. Borden, morning- Tho mill will be rushed the Conservative leader and other j into Goldtlefts as quickly as possible Conservatives members how in tho and stamps In a fow weeks will be province, who addressed the meeting. I pounding the rtah ore trom tbo corn- Alt tbo speakers referred to tho favor-' pany's properly. This will mean a obio prospects in eastern Canada, and big addition to the company's payroll urged upon provincial oonsernUvoi ��nd to Guldlkld��,-R��veliiuk��Ui,rald. Tho County Court On Wednesdav Judge Porln opened the first sitting ol the county court ever held io the Lardeau, which look place In the Oddfellows hall, Trout Lake aud which seemed to arouse con slderable interest amongst the citizens of Fergusou and Trout Lake, as a good many of the citizens attended. Several foreigners applied for citizenship. The first case disposed of was Woodward vs. Cnmmlna (Andy) In which judgement was given to plaintiff. Mr. Hudgeappeared for the plaintiff. Tbe question of garnishees was left over until next court. Davie vs. Taylor. Captain Davie sold the American to thc Mountain Lion Mining Co. and there was some misunderstanding between he ant Taj lor, who wus one of the owners, a. to tbo commission to be paid Davie, who claimed $4,10. Ho succeeded in getting judgement for about one hall nf bis claim with costs. P. 0. Elliott for plaintiff and G. H. McCarter tor defetiilent. Davis vs. Mountain Lion Mining Co On Hearing plaintiff's case, udj'n'men' was granted until next court to allow correspondence with the huad utDuo of the company in Minneapolis. Mr. Hodge for plaintiff and Mr. Elliot Ior defotnleut. Il Is due to F. C. Cambell the registrar of the court to say be took eon* ���iierable pains to llx the halt and the audience seemed to appi eclato the way In which he did so. Frost ia the States. There v.us a severe frost at Ballstot recently. Tomatoes were frozen and other garden vegetables and buckwheat were damaged. A bard frost was experienced in tbt northern and southern section, around Utica, N. Y. ln the valley? little damage was done, but on thr highlands the damage wus heavy. Bishop Dart Dangerously IH. Bishop Dart, of New Westminster, is lying seriously ill In Glcnjary hoi pltal, McGill College avenue. H�� hi, ���yuiptuuM) vt ps.uuiOBla, Lardeau Eagle Chinamen's Bones Go To Orient. i Victoria, U. 0..���Leaving hero the other t'veniny foi- Oriental |)U1'tB wjis h .cotihi__nme.it nf 310 boxes eontairiiriK tho Ottntiri nf Chinamen who have died in this city, While tho prmitiee ol exhuming the bodies of deeeaaed Chinamen and trans porting their boriod to their native land is one whioli has been ouri-ifd on for yearn, yet the present eonat unmeet if the luruoM .__-__, ^ - that iins i'vit ln*,*Mi miulo from hufi��. itty&Ail3r��utln>Ainur??��jttSf*for%i"xniu'nUtM Ant'll",l'(l in lho hu>' lnirt Hftermroii S_!.oD tt j oar to furufgu mUlruhnc.. No f��uy, no is t.lie so.ilintj schooner Geneva, Cap- lain Burns, the vessel which wns ted us having Inst a boat's erou William uml CI uro ii eo I'llblUhurt every KriiUy ril Perstuuii, II. C, I'Y ���*_-. 6. WOODWARD, towham nl* corrui|-.(rtilonroNhonlil*8 uhUM, perguson Qarber When you nmn a GOOD SHAVE LATEST HAIR CUT 'all,hi E, L, FULMER. Hot or Cold Baths In oiiniieiitfon, S|*.(l|l H ill, l.l.u ou am l.u'ultiok. ib ilopnrttnnnl ,l'l'( .t.ttj I'rllitlnit: Tim Eaglo jiii,, i,i-i riuIiimiI nl .uml ihoonlj*iiltlco uontalnlni* tvnlnli run nirnlsii the typurfraphlcal union 'Ih-1 in Nuriti Kootonay; HKiiuruuioo in itself Raker uml a bunt, puller who, it is now itgo-Wvrailtanilpromptiios,, ^ learned was a Jiipanuae. It is believed Advorttalns llatos: nistilaj* mls.,*l,M por tilu missing in.*n have boen picked up N R sap""-** '"<��� 0,%M Build -j Please get In before noon. fi *Jv*ZJi ___ _;.��� l$x ty :$'. __T7fir *-*A*".'--^ 'i'rz^ uhooner. The Geneva of the Asiatic liima fnoii pur moiitii. Uifiil tula.,12 i,,- iinuthe ���-.ms pit(iiiiiii'innli iiu" for firstiiisuriloti; t) ���outs p,*r lino fur Oili'll uilitill.ilinl in-i-rtiuii. Climes Inline tiiplit! p.u.ihv,* ni.tlrt.-a m ronia ,-it line osah (aauo. ���,,��� ��� .., , ... Mni'iyil.i) 'legal oos,*l0.i alxty daya,,7 fiOi sealing fleet wilh the vory fair catch nirty daya, ��5. Nn a.la. aeootiicrf hi ions tlimi ���f sdl skins. 01 thee nil bin. 58 .-kins i tn liese rates. Nn room for quail, mis, en on this coii.-t. nnd 40 on the four weekly insertions constitutes one: Copper Island coast, were secured lu month's advertising. PRIDVY, SEP I'EMBER 19. IHI'2. | funds .Yc/'ded. The Miners' Union hospital has neen given another boost anil today lathing was commenced and the brick (or the chimney*, has been received nnd work an the chimneys will be started tomorrow. Lime for plastering is on the road Irom Halcyon and altogether things are in such a sli.ipe thai there need be no lurther delay. A splendid lot of furniture lias been ordered to lurnish lhe building throughout and surgical apparatus ���if tha' most approved make has Men ordered. While there is little illness a! presi-n' io lhe cump it is jelling around to the season when sickness'h'ii.1 accidents may be expected and i'. Is good news lhat Ihe h-ospi'tiil is so near completion. Tbe Eagle uill give full parliculnrs of the institution in a later i-sue. Fur the present we wish lo draw Hlten- tiiin in the f.(Ct that more funds are urgently required, The hospital will he completed and furnished al once as above slated, but there will rem.tin an indebtedness ol $6 *o. Tltsre are a niimh.r in the dis tricl who have not subscribed anything and there are others who muy feel that they can spare a little mure. May these kindly come forward. thcJapan.ea. Oilier schooners arriv ing today were the Director, with 72*i bkin-*; Iloreiice ill. Smith, 781 skins, and tlie steamer Victoria, 650, A. YBND. H. RUFF. EAGLE HILL tewing Mmiufm'turers of high class Beer and Poriiir. We wake 11 Specialty of Bottled Porter. on second floor in Eagle block Ferguson. B. C. Open for engagement for day or night meetings at reasonable rental. Mri��a^ Write or call on E. G. WOODWARD, Proprietor. Keg and Bottled \ * Beer It T ATCHMAKER I and JEWELER ! I*; prime Stuff. Mail orders tccvive [irorapi nttemion. A FlUST CLASS mm: OF WA TCHES CLOCKS AND JEWELRY YEND c& RUFF, Proprietors, KASLO, - - - B. 0. Al.l. Kl.VIiS lit** IVAT.'il AMI JK�� ELRY REPAIRING James V. Reeves, Ferguson, B. C. WiW&MaWSg!^^ Sad Bereavement. On Tbursduy at ll;15 death visited Ibe home of James Cnmminsrs of the fvinu'a hotel, Ferguson, taking away hit* loving wifo Mary in hor 35th year, Mrs. Cumininif'-* maiilen name was Mary MoNub and nho was burn in Owon Sound, Ont: She came west to 8, C. eiirbt year.) a<m making her home in Revel��toke and Arrowhead and later in Fercm-on. Shu was married to .lamet*. Cnaiminps two years aim and was known aB a quiet, home loving mem her of the community. The late Mrs. Cnminintfa took i'wk three mouths airo uf Inditfest-Ion, bei1 lungs also troubling her con*>ii]erahly, and has been gradually sinking evm* --ineo. She was not, however,.confined to her room until a fortnight ago snd since then ber decline bad boon rapid, taking suddenly worse at II o'clock Wednesday night. All that medical ���kill could do wus done for hoi* by Dr Newcombb but death was believed to be Inevitable, The decease! hud no iqlltivea in the west outside of hor Unabund. The brtdy will bo removed from tlie houpoat 1 o'clock tomorrow (Saturday) and will he taken to the Trout Lake ootnetry, whore tho remains will he interred. Sketbh of Lord Strathcona. A character Kketrh of Lord Strath* '���ona has been published by Rockies Willsotl* Toronto, Geo-N. MnrungA Co. A complete record, of his long, busy and useful career will not be pofisihle during, his lifetime, owing to what Mr. Willson calls his unconqiior- able modesty and his well known version to publicity. l-UIVATl.; DINMS'-l K'JOAla FOK LADIES. K 'THE HKAKlt'AHTKIts FOK C011MKX- k,s Dial. AND MINING HUS. Bij A m BALMORAL HOTEL b GORDON & SUNGER, Props. Si C/ire OPES DAY AND NIGHT UNDER SAVE MANAGEMENT. %L SAMPLE RIIOMH IN CONNECTION v ., Ferguson, B. C, Oppi^ite the PosldfRce. &A k-xfyt afcrA-iS-SS 5S z!Jr-,.'i-i'i ig i'S iJHjJ i,'H'i UH'Jf ffl"5S SH'J-JS it'' i'J. .:j" V g.E8TWfNES,LI(l't��3R9ANl.ClOAlt8 IIKST' CIUINE SERVICE, iV 'A FINELY EQl'll'l-EO iiAR. RKKITTEO AND REFURNISHED, BE8T.f2.00 A 11 VY IIOD8E IN THE LARDEAU DISTRICT. 'J f Tt* IIEAD()DARTERS FOR MINERS tt) ..,.,_,,. . AND MINING MEN , K'.TL.V. FURNISHED,, CONVENIENTLY ' ;-t. WELL I.IiillTKIl AND HEATED ROOMS. SITUATED ON VICTORIA AVE. J**-, d , 'ft *--ig-JJkMhS tSHSH M$$iSHINtH$ 5j>.y*:;i<t>i iirW-rhwwiiil-'t Hotel Lardeau J. Laughton, Proprietor. PEROnSON, b, c, i*-.* *B Wmdsor Hotel Wheticomln, iflntoFot'iiuanB thefir-at hotol to see is tho Wfnt 'sot', If one Is Linking- for thn bisa^tircninmoil ntkin, I. o. Ctettn, well tended I'oums, a well fo t'nlshed tulilc. and ehnlue lfqu- 'irs nnd cigars, t hen tho Wtndsoi'Is the heat ]iltici! to stop. lU'itilinir I'tmois and parlors iiicclj' furnlEhod. Hverytliinu t'tiiet. Madame 0' Connor, Proprietress ih A Golden aaaa*apmamataawmaaamaaaaaaaaa*awatMaBaam il Opportunity For a safe; profitable investment there is nothing in the Kootenays to equal lots in the town of THB RAILWAY IS COMPLETED And trains arc 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 ae bound to be valuable before autumn. FERGUS Is thc most promising town in the Lardeau Business Lots O'l Sfk and are held at V** * %JfJ upwards. Residential Lots are fa/ Lots **7*T /}/) and held at * \J.\J\J upwards. Write or call on General Agent, Henry Floyd, Revelstoke, B. C. V ���wm ____��� To a Fergusonite on His 44th !���"��� Birthday. Givut Days stand out in paasinif life lvu ifuble ik*: liHuooii.iO i mm way, Alontr a pii'ii of bo|)u nnd nirife Witli |iroml*.e of eternal duy. Then bull we thin thy imttll day An,l j'iy iinelhtted whtb to the��, Nor auk iho lUifHiiij-r yettradwlay Kul only thn!. they richer be. Life, ttilul with btossinga from tibov With home and ivlfa and growing buy j Wii.ln'oinf.n'1, Im.uIiIi and work and Utvti j h mieh iih thine and crow aet) with joy. Lone muy tl.i*Me n.ttnl days be thine And with eaeh patmtptr joyous one God's love, and all thingu^ond, entwine With thy lite, with duty done. M. V. U. K. Perguson, U. C , Aui?. 17, 1001 - 9 ^\*SW* V-A viV* *W\\VivS ������ v\V-.,V-'V-.V" *^:^\\\%v,<*j <3S��o3 iii? P.:.! id! met, _. in l& ps,_c.. / I -*- - ���'��� ' ��� a ��� .iu* ;uk*-. cifloiraph-c .; ���' '.stromal purls ol *,he'world. J ' .:. I *. 1 h i* mc and o..i* n '*s: Duny ii Jot clay id tion 73* pet month IHE DAILY, SIN AY, r .,, J �� ..) ti :y p��p r north of San Frnnc --co. ��� tvAt A \t \(\ \ V. ,-" St) >.. ;��� aepartmvntb oi ittoro ure. SN;] ._ -tnU-a: .ei Uf, 30 IP 4(1 iige: T:i- '���*. iiii.l iros' -on*. > eteSun- p r north cl San Franc -co. THS CHURCHES. > Soi'vlve will be held in l.oxli*. hall ovuo *Sinui.t_\ iioiiitn.-iiciti'r tit 3 p. in., ami itlterntite t-littidiiy. at 8 p.m. All uro iiii'imd lu ntteiiil. S. .1. (Ireen. Pustor. lon oi woritcn s news, titin- clay .-diiitti $_:.00 per yenr iWC.'tli.(!.,; |fl,(i(!ii Uu _(!��(t!g PoMteliiiW- C.I A.! lhe nevfb ot the wreK in concise, (It;;,i i:d orm Till; TWICE A ���r �� wei i. Eon on i-j thk bust "ft | '1 W tr. AWhi-.K PAP ..-. PUULr.' ll.U) *���* " ON THE FAvlFlCCOAi-T. vvr.teror samp i* . opy and i-u convinced. Sut script on price $) OO per year. .*. | j J! _t*S��!MVkSX3SKS*iS*i?��*��SVli.H^ AI! P0Sil?|A>TEP.S iill ld,eS BSCRIPTIONS. PHS1 -: Rtlil-GIHC-Lk (U.. iEATUE, WASH. . G. P. WESTON, Business Manager. ^ana:dia Auulluau, Divine pervloa will he hold ovei-j Sutidit^ in Kajflo bull ttt3 itl the -after* doom and 8 in me eveuhiif alternately, An invitation to attend is extended to overyl'udy. li. A. Soi.LY. Curato. AID FOR FERGUSON'S HOSPITAL The miner!, and business men of Fer -i.sii-i huvo uolted to erect a hos|>i- tat fieri*. Till** is an absoluto neeti>- sity u i there i-** no placo in whieh we can properly eare.for a sick man who dout- 'happen to haven homo of his own, Thero bas bison about, 81,000 subftcrlbod toward-i thn hospital looally and the Raiflo Vt*> btd-it requested to receive mi'-'���-ii>'ion* from outside points whieti will ;"' Ht'icnowladled through tin cnlm in ������ ��� -r.' Kuiflfi i-'K-h weelt, ihtap lilte $1,600 nioru io i.npt, that ihOao wbo hav mi this otuup will ruineiu- ho mi I !���������* v Emm '". den- i , ��� unities ami m-iiu il -mm 1 ��� ������:,> iii Mih ut) ni Ti ��� nu-'- 'i iDiuii - her ��� ������ CO alony a ' no .. 'J I 01 H IT . .Mill-. ��� Ml not 0 I bnrs of L, Notioe uf Dissolution of Par toreliip 1 t-ive notlee thut ne pat'Uiershli het'etnfnre rxi-*".iUi_ ltd ivoeti mysel ami Iv.i.ii l_.d-.on nailer M.e linn uaim of MeOiinnll A Ktl*o:i Isdiawilved b,\ me D.i'e.l Sopt. IHtM, IlKlg. A. J. MoDonelL Time Table. S. S. ABOHTUa O t S.S. LABDEAU. Running between Arrowhead, flea- ton ami Comaplix, commencing, October 14th, liiul, -All! sail as follow*, weather parmlUlri-^. L-iivintr Arrowhead for Ronton and Ctnnapltx, twice duilv--10k and 15k. Ineijl'ititt Ri'ut.on arm Comaplix for Ari'ov.tit.ail. twice dully ��� 7:15k and 12.46k. Making close eonnec i ua with alii'. P. li. Steamers and trains. The own-era reserve tho liyhs to cbuntre time-* of nailing a without notiee. Ths Fred Boblnson Lumber Oo.Iitd. Ni-iice tu l)Mllnqu*>nt Cn-OwinT��. ToC;,l;Hniltti auu F. W. Hlnndrloer 'o nay pursuit ��ir puTButlH tu whom 1-_.i*y m-iv Iihvo _rii-i-(.r.i"\ tlifir iutoTf-t.-i In the foUowlag mbiefftliilatmn, tha "Mollie i" und "t'oiu-er Key" lot-nteit it -iU ��rl .-reoK. suutli ul Paw i-r-c;; It, Uie Prout Lit ho utlniu^. dlvfuitut of W('.! KuuI.'lillV. TitliO luuli'u thai wiMni- a title rsUnoil have po<formed the ivurtt mil leeordert tbuHMQaB* ment uil the ahuvti nainuil prupurtlcs furttm yt*ar�� ItHIO-ltKil utul lu uider in held your inti-n.-t in HKldcUhuH under SuetluuMoI Uie Mim-rrtl \i-t. aad ii wtthhi Wldaynuf tbe iir*t publli'Hiltui huruofy nt (nil or rofuBU Ui eon* tribute your portlun ui tnicti expenditure tOKO'licr 'Mih tin-- i'.mi of udverilblng, vour inter*.-!--! in the Bald elaiiim Will bfcotno tlie jim|,i'i'iy nf the lubnurlbern under neutlou 4 of tbe Mineral net id li'-ji). Uiiteilat iVrjuMin, 11,0, tbis ���itbdny of Juno mi. aiM.,.,1 _HKNRY8AN!*T. junef. j Digaea IJOEMOUKTT. Nuticf tn iscti'i'i'ii-nt Cu-o-irn^rn, To Z fj'^rdnn Ooldbi'rg nr L. Qoldburg, ot to any i>tUsuii or jut on- to whom they muy have trail it fer red ili-ir fnterMta in lhe Little Koij.-it and l,iulo aobertNo.Utnluer-*lolfllai8 altunto.iit the iipiei nl tbo north fork ol Uu�� doflii ereek, und n Jninliia tbo lUaek Warrior group nil tho puiitlioHst, In the Trout Lako Mining Division of w-,;.t Kootenay Dinttiot, You hi;' hereby nulillofi that I have expended two hundred and IIvo dollars and twenty*five cents (*2uj,'i."i) in labnr aud improvements on the ibove mentioned aiiucrdl rutins I.>r the eurren: yoar In ordor to hold said mineral olaims undor tlio provisions of ihu miner at .���Vet,nnd If within ninety days from tbedatc of this notioB you fall or refuse to contribufc vour propnrtlonof such expenditures together with all post nf advortlsiniTi your iutercnt lus-ifd elniins will become tlio property oi the Bubsorilier'. under seetion 4 of an Aet entitled An .Vol u�� Amotld the Mfuernl Aet, 190(1. Dated at FerKURon this nth day of July. \%l 8��Ul*8m JOHKWI U. KlRKPATHiOK, ��� (r j".fc iff laalMUB! J "~"HZX lied/i-ced Kates W East j Sept. 29, 30. Tu WHshliigtnn, D C. 81111,85 fiora Hiia.luud, NulMin, uto. (-(ii','oai,nnilii],_. ,','iliic- ! tliiriK from nil Htatf'.ns. I'pppi' l.iako W(���.*,m,,ra i I vo l*\,rt WillU'i, "llllilay, : TimEdi'v, Friday via, ������,��, Lino, St. Paul, liiiiutli CIiioiiko. ! Tourist S!,*, p..rSorvtca BA T I t.v. Duuinnra .lot. flaliv for !. ��� Bl Paul, Ku.ity. I_l*-. fucs., I ; Bal.for roromoaud ull uoat- oni itniiit.s. WEST | Lv. Rovelatolio daily lor Uonl Uo vanoouvor and Uoaatolt- ioa. ; Through tlokoia to Euroim ] via. all Ailautlo Hues. I'rni-aiil tlnlieta from all poluta at lowest raics. Lniled llattw of Korfli Amrrica A^-'^.ui-^VA tbt* in!>, : llanora / /it- -:-ye\ V*\ Wn.,i, j, ,*,,,���* i_.it- flu, j--,- ' ' (it \in '''' " 'T1* li*''*-. Il'ip-KB. :-';-./'-p* '"":���! '." "-.-��� '��� ��� -.::���>$''/ *.V ���SiJ ���' *'���:'���'' ������' ,,tv I" i "I ui"' in a 'C.-.-'o''"'* " Inn lor vo, .-' , up*. -���' ���-' in*.. ..:��������� him, ii* haft i,fi i,i,y -,,-ni ,r nft\o lu lalaalalu roiail atoresarot'Ouu rn li *ton i,i any oxuliiiiajinn *.* to ��� Imy no lain'!. Tlu* Uonului :' i .���*!,'ral",l oo '!"��� fouroditca >������. i oa a (lOBIaBO llllil p. L'ounlprlo, llintB larforntori '*'.i three *��� tl. for tho oumililrlcllK, i'muln 1 . r.';1- an* ualuo thorn i;: ov I I ulr a.ali-niatlo 1i.uk. Th Jo i i. uml liourj II. Iloolofa.' Co l dclphla. I'a., ���i.? lion-mill n i*un JUIIN A. MOPFITI . Pi JOHN PlIlLUPS.Sii'ri W Bedford Ato.. In Send the Eagle to your friends in the Eas! I Th, |J.'e. ASSAY-SCHBMI- CAL Sl'I'ITY LO. m* VAXCOUVElt, I!. I). M IToadquartora for Asauj'ora, Mlitlnc $1 *_.iill sup|)lii*a. s,,i��� ,1,'ciii, in li ('. fur Moriran Crueiblo l"o., Batti'mau _a iCu^l.iiui; r. W. lirnmi ,t co.'a Patent 3ii t'aiv Kuriiiiooa, ttui'iiora,ate.; Wm. .M'.s- worth ,\; i o.v Kino llulancc... oto., ote. ���>..,->.����.;.'.. W'! THE Fl'RGUSON SAW AN'l) MILLS All kinds of Rousrh and Dressed Lumber in stock. We have engaged a first class mechanic and are prepared to | take contracts for any- | thing in thc building | line. Workmanship 1 guaranteed. | . <. SMITH & LABEAU, \ PROPRIETORS. 2 Drugs aad Stationery f?~'S J&i rreseriplinii-t Carefully and ...Vecurately Cotniiountlud., A. F. R A N K 1 N E P. 0. llLOCK, FliROlSO.V. II. U. Notice. ',',. Htmioho It !���- !��� i tl he Great WVstcn i.,a��, I, '1.,'ir S'iv..i'i-.i Mltm-i, mii-u b-i |i*i -1 *"l for i uyiii' m hi u inn- enmiiiinli' Hew* by th- m-rn f>ir vliu'm ii Klusned. DONALD CI. KuKHha. Manager ['HE NEW AND ONLY ' "J You a \ Wiige Earjier? If so why not invest sonic (it your e.imiiiffs to meet a possible reversal of fortune. For a siife, profitable investment there is nothing beats an accumulation policy in the NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE CO. This is a purely mutual company and all its assets, surplus and earnings belong* to its policy holders. For rates, etc,, apply to agent, E. G. WOODWARD, Ferguson, B. C. 0 F T HIS DISTRICT Including tlio Pish Crook ramp and Upper Dune u Kiver aectlnn, compiled by A. P. Cummins, i\I..S.,nni. 8 Shannon. M.A��� is now on Halo at tliis oflice. The ready kmIb of the man Ifl proving nil wo hiive said for it. Tho Trout i.akc division is llthOKt-ni.hed iu black, the I-itrdeint in red, and the Ainu- worth in hint', liven a I onder foot nould t��ko u copy of iliis map and find any olalm recorded, lu the three divisions. The mountain.-, hikes, creeks, wagon muds, trails, (turveyud ratlwuv routesi nud the loentlon tmd naiue{bvaun]quo. Index) of eveiy tuiuural claim in thc diiiric! Is'shown. Next to Visiting the Country In Person This Map Takes First Place, n In fuet every aQOffraphleal feature la mi well tloJieu thatouooan M'eut h irliineothoiiaiuroofourcoiintry Hud ihe trend <t ilu* claim locations alvei nu liitiMiifjiblc Idea of the mineral Delta running through tlio camp, It is certainly The Best Worrit Fov Cue Dollur ever ntfcri '1 lu lhe mapjlno of n mlnltift cam p. It In iho llrHi.cuiuplotu tnapor thetlistrii'l nud Is selling well. It InJiiwt what you arc lookluc tor. \VK ALSO I1AVK A Ki:W MAPS MOUNTKil ON i.jm:n. with a i.oon t ovrk, roll TK.WKLliKKd OU IMIOSPECTOKS, wiiU'il Siati ACfl.'-'J. TI1JSHK ARK Till-. IIK8T VALUE, AH THliV WILL LAST JUL YKARM, Attilnw* your order, with nu enclosnro >\ a ono dollar bill, Ino cheques, ordend etc.] to Mining com pun tea or others ordoi'lnu Iota nf ^ii or moro, maps will hu sup* plR'il iit 50 cunts each. THE LARDEAU EAGLE, Ferguson, IJ.C. Tliero i�� only one hest mining journal. Mi nt is Mines and Minerals. It has a liup'r circulation than any two other American raining Journals bf pause it Is iho heat. It la tlio t.irgi>3t, hest illustrated nnd handpomnst mining journal in the wo UI. it is-a raining pafjjEr tor mining men. Subscription prlr�� f2,00 por year. Bend for free sanipio copy Ad.lrorftiMINR.-i \ND MINERALS,ficrail- ton. Pa., l\ H. A. Donor ofllcca, Barth llldg,, Denver, Col. J For full information apply t.ilml agen- e~t> * i ���*? �� �� <. h-v>{. ^'!��\.V ->'-i-^--*'*>-\* ''-i'-c- -������',. J. S. U/MITEU, K. J. COYLE, { D. P, A.. A. G.P. A. | Ntilsoti. Vuiicouvoi*, j J. DONOVAN, ���U-ent.AiTowheud. j 1TOL BjINK cf canad; I1KAD OFFICE, TOBOSTO, 11. II, Wllklo, Cloiioral Slnlinuor. Capital (PaW-op) $3,500,000 Rest ... - $2,125,000 ranches In Onlvin, ijii-ihoc, Manitoba, S. Vi 1*. nnil llrltlali Ctilntnbjtt. AGEXTH ANI) COIlR15SrO.\'REXT.-l. HrMl llrl'.*iin-l.l(,yil* Hank, Mmltoil L'nflml Htalo.���Xl'W V,.!_. !!���,,!; ,.,; MnllliTi! " ' ���Sun I'lanci���,,, Wull, l ala ,tl'ci'aHnl,k. " -Si I'anl, . fpoml Xiil'l Pank " -MlniU'iiiMlla lir-t Xai'l liauli " -���������P'.libi.f.'atiloNiiiluniilliiiiik DIIANUHICS IN II, c. :v.-..i:.\ miuon, - - - ��� W, Mai'itunalil, HAVINHH 11AXK Dfl-AltTMEXT. Itllarcl ; llnworiat un'eiit r���i,'s. A uoiiural banking bil.Iiius. tranaaviotl. 1 * I Internationa! i ; Correspondence l j Schools, �����*���*(����. j J MtNKHH' ATTKV'TION-A ram* ? I plotohlowplpooiitllt nud I'oferciico I library free to ttiOMi lohingn eour>o I in Metal Mining, sand for froo ! circular. Addrou RoprcsoulaUvo W. H. HcOOtiGALL, j Nelson, it, b. ��� ���++���������������������-��-�������� �������������������� 4 * �� 4 ��� ��� �������} Reduced to FIFTY CENTS A YEAR I Sew Idea a/r ��� magaZWd Forntriy. One Do!:ur rrHI3 Is lhe cl..s?��sl en. bral * Fashion %-.:-i-r?.\r.z i-.zvj before t!:f. American *-/;'ciic. Itshcw3 New Ideas In f-'asluors, in Millinery, in Smbrcldor*/, in Cooking, in Woman's Work and i;i Reacinj; beautifully illusiiated In colore and In blac': ar-J v/hito. Above all, it shows ths ver/ i ���**.! ianable Wew Idea Styles, made ltr:*m New Idea Pat- tcrhs, vrhich cast only 10c. c.-.c.'-.. Send Ffvi; Cents To-day (crasin-jloccpycJ t(��: NowlpR4WoMA:rs Mao��ikb, and te. i/lu.t ?\39'< valuo (:r tho money il ratf glvo you. :. ��� : TTTK 1TC*V I33EA PUBI.ISKIWG C.1 G36 Broadway, Hit York, HT, Y. Halcyon Uot Springs Sanitarium , . Tbo most nompleto report op thecitntliieut of Sorili Amor lea. "ItnatP'1 ctMm meiii'jy' unrivalled (ur amudaur, '^tiilop. fishUiii autl est'urpiiiu**. It'jildoT.: plivsiHnu f-n.'i ntcHO, In telegrn|ib.e ('niniQiin.entfon with ��;i partsof the lvorld, T*"*i it.ul]jiarrive nini de|iiirtevi<rvda.v Iv bathavnnuiH:ncrvoni aim iiiu-'fiiicv fUncrt-i , ,-.- v.-iitiTK Heal al! kidney, liver mid inomacll alltiicuts, l>r baihi*and watersarce *ntro rutuedv tnralnnt ni) aruMitlieionn polnonit. TKHMii: $Vi in Jfl-S |m*va-ooJt. aeoordltjj; itrresldontto hi im.l nr vflid.t UNDEil SEW 2^J-^J'*^J'*'S,vJs^J^'x^_. h ���IAN lOEMENT��� THE l| Prospectors9 exchange ARTHUR EVANS, Proprietor. THOMSON'S U.vw.W, fl. c. ���J* TAIILliB SUl'PUKD WITH THE ��� *1!K��T IX THE MAKKKT-*.. ���TIIE I'll". r.T r.F'vr. *�� I.IHUOE*. AXii (���;..:.ii^* y ar, -*!����� its f V.-4 K r P. -*v .a.(* jar? _.-"> ffra. jrs- jt, f- *.,1o_ As-������.*_ .ij:'^ J/^ .'_���,.*_ v.',-- ^ When you read. Troul bike Citj put f}, ft .-> | up Iho Queens. .Guod nccoininoJiilioti S L �� ��, nu ...- | 'j _, 1 i S ..Best ol .servic*. .. Choic.l wines, ?B jj j IM III j 0 ff|}j [|| hqunnnnd clfpini. .F.rc proof safe.. U lifllf lil I I I IM Ever)'bod y s in o k c s Our Specia] The UdTod CIGAR Tbey nn* till Unin , mndo tttad o( tho he.*-t Jliivmia TolMieeo money can buy. Try one and mtlsty yumwK ii:- to thoir qilulftv, Union Cigar , Factory, II.A. , B R u w x, Prop. If you are building or contemplate building wc will he pleased to quote you estimates on an vi'tint,;- made in our s oor Factory and we feel confident that we can give you satisfaction in every particular. Writer Sawyer Bros., Revelstoke, 15. _.'. - ^���^a.aTMM ���m LOCAL FIELD IN BRIEF ���***-�� B. Aaltert r.turned from Hovel- stoke Uiii- week. J. Reeve*, j.-woler, visited Revelstoke nml Camborne this weok. HiirvoBtln.r in Manitoba and the Kbrtbn-ent in almost over. il. Ootl'.-e intended tho sitting of tho county cuui-t *t Troot Lake Wednesday. S. McDon&H, of tbo Perpruson howl, came In from Revelatoke oo Monday night. Tho C. P. R- "HI '98U0 oxcursion tickets to the eaet darting on Sept. _.nii. J, Taylor, M. P. P.. and Gen. S. McCnrlr-r, of Revelstoko, camo In to Ferguson Wednesday. \V. B. Pool,, manager of tho Ophir Lado Co. left. Tuesday morning on a trip to Calgary. (In, Buntiand little daHglitor are in town on a visit W Mrs. Buntz'a sister, Mrs. A. Cummins. The Liberal Conservative convention recently held at Kevelstoke decided on Introducing patty lines in provincial polities al thn next general j eloctiuug. We tako pleasure this week In adding the Morrlssey Miner to our ox- 'the head ol Kettle river, owned Iu ��� Superintendent,** H. W. Gender returned Irom a trip to Trail on Saturday. It Is reportek at Ottawa that Thanks- glvlng Day this year may be fixed for October 23. R. Houge, barrister, inc., lias moved into his new office In the Ophir Lade hlouk, R. Lnughtnu loft for the Orkney Islands Monday last and Will return shortly with his wife and child. Worlc Is progressing at the Guinea Gold. At present thero is over 8 feet of shipping ore witb no wall in sight. Tho British government is sending a party of Boers to Canada and Australia to obtain Information regarding agriculture. Provincial Land Surveyor Long and party went up to make a survey of the Abbott group of mines at the head ot Haloy ereek on Monday for the purpose of crown granting the properties. Judge Form uame into the Lardoau from Nelson via. the Lardi. read und was greatly delighted with the trip. His HiHior expressed his intention of visiting Ferguson on his trip in n.-xi month. Our rnuders would do well to take note that the next uounty court for the Lardeau will he held at Trout Laki* on the 2SUi day of October, which will ; likely lie the lust until next spring. j W. G. Gerrard, of Comaplix, hn*^ | crossed the mountains east of Wigwam tu look for old gold workings at Local, With a Faystrra*-*,* chango list. Morrissey is u new B. C. town situated near Craubrook and is backed by coal and oil. p-ettd thut the new imio of ten. twenty ui<d fifty cent coins will be received in a few daya. undersigned: Mrs. J. R. E. Churchill, Waialua, (latin, Hawaiian Islands. merly by his partner ,f. Laughton, formerly of Rovoltoke, and recently of Ferguson, has arranged H. I''loyd, agent for Ferguson Town- to lease the Brown block on first street site has beon appointed oity clerk lor ana convert it into a hotel. The Revelstoko in place of 0. E. Shaw who I building is commodious and substan- is moving with his wife aud family to tially built ami should be well suited the old country. |�� tb-�� purpose.-Kootonay Mail. R. Hodge, barrister, received several! The Assistant Receiver-General is foi tub fur registration of provincial in receipt of the first shipment of five vours anil will be glud to take any cent coins from Ottawa bearing the person's application if Intending voters i h-ad of King Edward VII. It Is ek- will call itt bis officii. J. V. Armstrong and wife, Revelstoke, are registered at tho Driard. Mr. and Mrs. Armstrong were married | Th" wedding was celebrated at Van. yestordayat Vancou-er, the bride be- couvcr on Wednesday of ,1 V Arming Mi6S Annie Frank, daughter of strong, of RevelBtoke the popular mail- Richard Trunk, Hornby street, Van- agor of the Sunsiiine, Limited and -_,���__,_ L lionet and Fraser Hlvor f.oldHold.-, Quaver. t Miss Frank, a charming lady ol Newspaper men all over Canada will that city. The bride ami bridegroom extend congratulations to Charles II. Kj|| _,,*.jv... In Revelstoke next weok. Gibbous of tho Vancouver World on his prospect of becoming the hrlr of j ,���,���������.��������� w�����,.d. his uucle, Cardinal Gibbons. The . . . , ... u _. . . ���i> uu.._, _._..-...... Anvhodv knowin.'thewheronbootsiif news leaked out through a gentleman jlM, *j|,*������hi||, ��� mint I-, will confer �� wbs Is In the confidence of his einin. great favor hy currespondln. with the ease.���Economist. In connection with the New Westminster fair, which opens o.n September 30th and closes on October 3rd, tho Canadian Pacific Rillway Is quoting especially low passenger rates. Tho i cut ill fares will he made to cover such I territory that people living as far e��st as Calgary may go to tbe coast and return lur approximately ordinary single fare. During Labor Day cellebratlon in Toronto which happened to be tbo opening day of the great exhibition, the Dead March in Saul was played by the labor peoplo while passing T, ICaton & Co.'s store and thousands had green paper n.aple leaves in tlieir hats i witb the worus "wo do not patronize Baton's" ou them, while a large [lumber carried white umbrccllus with the lollowlng mutio: "Don't buy from Katun's." J. R. Tweodale, of Rovelstoke, who passed through tho city yesterday un his way north, from a trip through Utah, says that the Immigration movement to Manitoba Is very marked all through the parts of Utah he visited. In the farming districts the reports of the wonderful crops In Manitoba and tho Territories are directing attention to the north and sending op a very iloslrablc cluss of emigrants,��� Nolson Miner. Catholic priests and nun? of tlio Oallelun nationality, are on their way to Camilla to administer to tho spiritual needs of their countrymen in the Noi'thivost, Rov. Father Lacomhe, who tins spent his lifetime in tho Northwest has taken much interest in this matter, and was greatly pleased to hear of the buuocss that bus crown- ed his efforts. The missionaries will iobo to Montreal by wny ol Nun Vork, nnd Ttith'-'t' fcnQOWbo will iwo_tnpi.ny \\m W IHP f Wtl ���**������"*��� Repairing We have rented the house next to Smith'* Laundry and ure prepared lodn ull kind* of repair work on Men's Clothing Suits Cleaned, Dyed and Pressed Mesdames JOHWSTOX if SIMMON i***-*-**.********-*-**-******-** FERGUSON MEAT WWW REMODELED THRUOUT I MOST complete cold storage room just finished where moats will bo kept in a semi- frozen state und always fresh. Now one of the best appointed shops In tho interior of B. 0. Shop upon from SS until I! o'clock, excepting one hour at noon. Not open or, Sun- ������������V' Ono il��.r ��fts! Hotel liWdonii j ���>f.. mum .���**���*-���>*..���,���*.*���. Saddle horses for sale. We have all .inris and at all prices. We eau suit you, Craig & Hllliniin, Beaton. All the latest books, magazines and loriodioals for holiday reading In stock nt the Canada Drue & Bona Co.'s store, Kevelstoke, II. C. Prompt attention in mail orders. Ii, pays to usn tho telephone. A trip can often be saved Io Trout Lake, Beaton, Arrowhead or Comaplix by using the phone. Office in Cummins & Co.'s store. * Smokers: If you want tho genuine "Union" and ''Our Special" CK1AB see that "Union Cigar Factory" is stamped in gilt lotters on evory box. -H. A. Brown, Revelstoke, B. C. * To get acquainted with this district you should havo a copy of the new and only map. Send a one dollar bill to the EAOLE and secure one at once. If you want to keep posted on thc Lardeau District, subscribe for the Eagle. iuAt. ���-.-> ri-y.fj'.-J.Tfc OuHstLsit _&*__-. I lyzp* <orz5v-*,-����, (iirzss* ��w-___ zpra U j I PROFESSIONAL j I | I CARDS. I j '-] &_-Sl ste."-?-*-*-!-*..*..'' '.'W-sS-*.:'fr-i*/* jitii f ?.-. 1 ��������� .. ���������* IO.B-N- WILKIE�� f ���* Provincial P. L. B. [J 6 Land I surveyor * -* I* . Ferguson and Tmut Lnke. a ;; n J Surveys made and Crown Grants i*. ���i Obtained. I, '< Office: ��� ��� Trout Lake. [J j] ItriLUAM A. BAUER. ��� DOMINION ASI) I'KOVIN- S C1AL LAXI) SUKVCYOKS. ;. SurveysM Mines, Mineral Claims not) J I'riiwn LkmiIs. Cntwa Urtmu Ob* S tioneit and Au-CHuenti Mmmye-i J] furAbnentee*.. i*! Oflli'Ui: I hiuborne and Vancuuvor S. SHANNON, B. A. ASSAYBK nnd ANALYTICAL CHBMIST. H.'SqaBrtera for lafornatlaa RcgarSlag Larileuu I'rop.i'tles* K.ltf lar latormatlnn. Call lli aca Samples. OFFICE: VICTUKIA AVK.. FKKUUHDN. 8 0. UOBERT HODGE, BARRISTER, ETC. Solicitor for The Imperial Hank I'crquson, li. C. OFFK'E-livw tho Impsrlsl Bank. 11 AKVKY, HcUAltTElt * PINKHAM, barristers, Sollcltcrs, etc. ���* Odlcea: Itcvelatnke, (lolden. and Ff.rKii- 1 aim. Hniirliors lur liii|wrisl Dank 1 ol Oinsda. J Geo.S.MoOarter. J. A. Harvey. 3 A. M. rinkhsn. '" |_inEI) u. EI.I.IOTT, J Barrister, Notary Public etc. \ TROl'T LAKE CITY B, 0��� ASD |J i! Ferguson, B. C. 3 - : X VV {Xa V.leMAISTKKiJ.M.SCOTT | Barrister, Solicitor, etc. f] ItliVELBTOKK, B. C. if I. M. Hl'OTT, A. P. I, I��� II, IV, ill, V, In MltlltlO, M, A. 8N*'.: 'i' *-*''**''���*' ^ '-J1"'!"'' W ���^^SteSiSB!^**^^ | | McKinnon * Sutherland J OUR STOCK Of Ladies Dress Goods, White Qoods, Trimmings, etc., etc., is COMPLETE The new Stetson Hats for men received August ist are being sold rapidly. We have added to our stock of Ready- to-Wear Suits. We can fit and picase almost any fancy or any figure. We have also a most complete stock of Workingmen's Clothes and Boots. j McKinnon cfr Sutherland 1 m&m��-m ^*^^^*^*^*^*^i4s>^i4K_^i^_^f i The Post Office Store J ?*) The most complete stock in Ferguson. tf Union-Made Hats and Shoes. 5} Full line of Ladies' and Children's goods. ^ jyi Make a specialty of filling mine orders in groceries v*. /i and hardware. R j,jf Try a Pair of Oar Hand-Made Prospectors' Shoes. W \ a~R~Batho * Co. I ���i.-SlI*Ri4-��i!*tlS--W(fM* *Mi��jg��m&w&ms. fr-W-S-.S. CUMMINS * CO. rz Established 1896 I General Merchants &_3^S?2"*g?-^^ i Packing andFcrgusiPackil^ 4 PTreiglltillg Transfer Outfit ��� ��� Contracts entored into for parkins of Mining Supplies, tf J| etc., to any point In thediatrlet. t| Good, prompt service, and any work undertaken irunran- W teed. DYeluhtini; from Thomson's Landing to Kerjiuaun K tt ��pcnialty. J Headquarters at Ferguson, B.C. S. Daney, Prop. K Q C \X/lf Cn\T High Olase Merchant Tailor, m\�� *Ja WIL/jUly* KaVBiaSTOKB,B. 0. r Any orders you may favor i/s with ll'ill reeeive prompt attention. #J^J^.J^J^J^^^-^-^^-^-^tt. Perguson Hotel McDONELL & EDSON. Proprietors. fERGl'SON, B. C. MM* ��������� iia& ______���
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Title | Lardeau Eagle |
Publisher | Ferguson, B.C. : E.G. Woodward |
Date Issued | 1902-09-19 |
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Ferguson (B.C.) Ferguson |
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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_1902-09-19 |
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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 | 10.14288/1.0082130 |
Latitude | 50.6833 |
Longitude | -117.4832999 |
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