�� _�� w < Pi W f :A' U * ^ .- I METAL QUOTATIONS. New York IMm-k.t. Silver���Bar 40} ���LEAD���100 lbs $3.90 COPPER $14.50 \ *M?ife THE BAGLE IS MORE WIDELY CIRCULATED l'AAN ANY OTHER NEWSPAPER IN NORTH fcOOTK- NAY���IT WILL BE POUND AN* EXCELLENT ADVERTISING MEDIUM. Vol III, No 62 Ferguson, B. C, April IMh, 1903 $2 a Year Pool, Young, et al Have Purchased Another Group. Ophir-Lade Company Progressing. W. B. Pool, F. W. Godsal, and E. Godsal walncd into Forguson Tuesday night. Mr. Pool had been from homo six weeks getting things in readiness for the different works that aro being erected by tlie Ophir-Lade Co. near Camborne to bo used in working thoir free milling gold mine. To the Eagle man Mr. Pool said things are alroady pretty woll advanced in tho way of preparation and nctlvo building would soon start. Their tram site is cleared also the mill site but the exeavatinS for the quart/, mill is not flnishod. The dam is also completed and the piping will be got from Vancouver the forthcoming week. All the machinery for the mine and mill will be run by water power. Mr Pool was asked concerning'the report that ho had pur-17^~~. "I sized you Kevei'les of n Baohelor The fellow and tho other tellow woro standing on the hurricane dock ol tho Rossland goeing down tho lakes tho other day. "Thats a swift town is Ferguson, remarked the follow "Tis, Eh? enquired tho other fellow. Botcher life. They've got leetric lights all over, high pressuro water supply, monoy to burn, and all the trlmmins of an advanced civilization. Also and likewise telephones, telephone houses and just loads of whisky phonographs." New kind of booze I suppose ventured the other fellow looking puzzled. "Woll not exactly. Follows got possessed of the whisky phonograph like people used get possessed of dov'is and .'Jim. Jams and truck of that, sort in tho old times afore tho Flood. It lakes so much, or thereabouts of boozerlne to set the 'graph in action. Its like this. The boozerlne tailing by tho law of gravitation down the throttlo ot tho owner of tho graph impluges on tho automatio dingusjoontrolling tho break. Mechanism aud rincarnates tho reerudes- cencrof tbo collateral. "Guess thats right. Interrupted Tho Other Fellow, wiping the perspiration of his forehead, I always seen'em worked like chased another group of claims, He said yes he and J. J. Young and their associates had purchased the Homestead, Detroit and Idaho groups, each containing 4 claims or 12 claims in all, making 025 acres and lying directly between the Beatrice and Eva, Oyster and Criterion. So it will bo seen that tho position Ib excellent. Howe/er that is not all for tho ledges found on the former groups can be traced right through this ground and one can break of bits ol quartz where the lodges come to the surfaco In several places and lots of freo gold can be seen with th.e naked eye. There has been somo work done and rock has boen extracted that assayer A. H. Holdich of Ferguson found to contain 81400 of gold to the ton. There aro 7 known leads on the property, most of which are froe milling but like the Criterion group there is a galena lead which lias a good surfaco showing. Tho property was pur.hased from Messrs Beaton, Strut and McKay Bros. A new company will most likely be formed to work this acquisition and activo development will bo carried out this season, Messrs Godsal wero returning from a winters sojourn in far away New Zealand but visited tho Ophir-Lade on Fish Crook and the Nettio L. at Ferguson in which properties F. W. Godsal holds large interests. Tho two gentlemen looked well over tlio Oyster Criterion, sampling the wholo works and on their arrival .in Ferguson Mr E. Godsal purchased a block ol shares. Mr. Pool thinks this action told moro for the property than anything that could bo said for Mr. Godsal has been extensively engaged in quartz mining in New Zealand and other countries for many years and should bo a good judgo of a mining property, being as well a shrewd and successful business man. He expressed himself as being highly pleased with tho quartz, the formation and the good location ol tho property; as well as the inexpensive natural water ppwer, the abundance of fine timber nearathand and tlie conditions existing generally. By Unanimous Vote of The Victoria House. Lieutenant Governor Vetoes Thc Bill. Clark Is Ueutenant Guvornor. A Despatch dated Toronto April 20 states tbat W. Mortimer Clark K. C. has beon appointed Lieutenant Governor of Ontario, succeeding the late Sir Oliver Mowat. The despatch goes on to say lhat Clarke Is a citizen of the highest standing and prominent in Churoh Circles. up as an Intelligent man, and a gentleman of the tho deepest dye. Well the clay I was there I took notlco of a chap whoso graph was loaded to his perfect satisfaction.. Drunk, he was a live cents tho imitation of a-fifth rate man. Later, he was, is and over shall be a booze tank and an empty ono at that' But ho wanted his graph to get a show. Pretty language it used too. Every second big word out of a kids reading book was to tlio fore, It was Let me tell you .this. Excuso mo but lot me tell you that, If you will permit mo let me tell you tho other." Aud other Tommy Hot ol affectation. Some of tho boys glad handed him round to try to get him to slow his monitor on somebody else. Sombody elso back heeled him and told nlm to go to blazes. Judging by his nose there was a fan- lighting chanco of his obeying orders. But his graph just churned rot and lies and rubbish out of him. It appeared to me to bo actuated by a power independent of the control of his sensorial ganglia. Tho othor Follow backed his chair uneasily "Why dont ho get it cut out of him? he asked. Thats a new kind o'tliem things the doctors monkeys with. ���'Naw Taint Either, snapped The Fellow. But the graph was under way. It whispered fairy tale's in tbo drunken eare of Its drunken owner for sixteen hours straight. It fought through the Civil war, and tho Mexican war, and Waterloo and the Battle ol the Boyne. Lord, how it lied. No gas meter or cyclometer was a marker to lt. Says tho 'graph Far be It Irom me to pi also myself (and hero this owner ol tho graph suckedthe air thro a broken tooth. Ho thought It sounded genteel) Let me tell you Grant and those other poor devils Sherman and Leade and Bob Leo and Stonewall Jackson wero fair good men. But let mo tell you only I���humblo and meek as I am��� brought up the hard tack and whisky the week before Gettysburg where would the United States be? Old Abe Lincoln Item up an' he sayB���ses ho--" Right then some one emptied a pail of water on tho graph and put it out of wotion. Wouldn't you like to have a mental attachment like that warranted to hpynoti8B the anomalies of the interstellar cosmogonies! "Would you like several drinks? darkly enquired The other Fellow. "Sure Mikel oheerfully responded The Fellow and they drank, Moral: There are others. The act which was passed by tho British Columbia Legislature granting to the Columbia and Western railway two blocks of coal and oil lands in East Kootenay and which has caused such a whirlwind cf opposition, and riglitly too, was cancelled by an act that was passed on the 21st instant by unanimous vote. The measure brought out a good many speeches and tho lato government was soundly criticized for having given away this line tract of public land without any value received by the district in which tho land is situated. The grant scorned most unjust and one can hardly seo anything but fool-hardiness in thc action of tho government In giving tho land to a railway company that did not complete the work in consideration of which the land was givon. However the gratification over tho cancellation of this grunt seems to have been short lived, for although tho measure was curried by au unanimous voto of thn legislature, when it was presonted to the Lieutenant Govenor for ratification he used the power of veto which is vested in him and the bill is therefore dlssallowod. Instead of British Columbia possessing provincial self-government it Is ieally a one-man government and that man an appointee of the Ottawa ministry. Is it possible that tlio whole membership of the Victoria legislature mado a mistake in passing what seemed, to us also, a necessary bill of protection to tlie country's lnterosts. Sir Oliver Mowat died possessed cf a grand record, ills was above all an honorable record and throughout his long career of usefulness ho retained tho respect and admiration of his followers and opponents alike. He had the distinction of Jhaving lield the position of premier of a province, continuously, for a longer period than any other man iii tho history of the whole Hrilish Empire. Sir Oliver's, tntno will be written in history as one of tho truest and groatast statesmen who have graced tlio political chambers 6f the nation. deserve thinking on. It is a most ditllcult country to build railroads over, but their littlo narrow gauge gots there in a wonderful way and travelling is very cheap. I havo no timo for moro now. One needs six months instead of three to seo tbe colony properly and accept tho hospitality that is offered one. Tho scenery Is magnificent and there are samples of the whole world in this littlo space." eir Oliver Mnwut Passos Away. Toronto, April 20.���After hovering between lifo and death fur five days, Sir Oliver Mow"at, K. C. M. G.. passed away at 9.55 yesterday morning. He was surrounded by the members of his family and the immediate relatives. For 30 hours prior to his death the vencrablo statesman had been in a comatose condition, and was quito unconscious when the vital spark fluttered out. So quietly and peacefully did he pass from life to death that anxious watchers athis bedside did not quito realize the fact until the physicians who had been almost constantly in attendance since the accident, informed them that all was over. Written by an Extensive Alberta Rancher Who Has Been Visiting the Country. Silver l.eiiil alon Hut. A despatch from Nelson states that at a crowded mass meeting hastily called at tho opera house on the ISlth inst. strong resolutions on tho refusal of the Dominion government to grant protection to tho silvor lead industry of this provinco were unanimously uuJ enthusiastically carried. Tho feeling horo on tho tariff question is pronounced and bitter. Major General Baden���lowoll, Inspector general of cavalry in tho Imperial army who mado such a lino record In Soutli Africa as defender of Mafeking and organizer of tho South African constabulary Is in Ottawa. He (staking a holiday aud has been travelling through Canada and the United States incognito. The N. W. T* Assembly now in session at Regina will adjourn on the 20th until the Federal appropriation is received. That the country Bhould be put to the greatly increased expense thus involvod wns nnnecessarlly caused by the slowness of the Dominion officials. The address in reply to tho speech from the throno was adopted without division. A special committee was appointed to draft a memorial to the Dominion government regarding transportation, publio domain, finances and provincial autonomy. On Thursday last nt Nelson fire destroyed the planing mill and considerable amount of lumber owned by tho Nelson Saw and Planing Mill Company. Loss $7,000 fully covered by insurance. Tho fire is supposed to havo been caused by a dust explosion. London, April 16���Twenty-ore hundred emigrants sail for Canada this week. They are members of general Booth's "Darkest England" colony in Essex. Altogether skilled workmen, and strong aud healthy, thoy wero unable to gte work to do in England, and wore obliged to join general Booth's colony. A letter was received here yesterday from a former Nelson resident, now at llegina. N. W. T. ,in which It was suited that the daily new arrivals average 500 persons of all classes, nationalities and condition-', arrayed in every conceivable 'kind of ccstumes, Tliey are mostly headed for the Prince Albert section. Nelson News. At Revolstoko on April 22nd the marriage took place of T. L. Kilpatrick C. P. R. Superintendent to Miss McKinnon lately matron of thc Kevelstoke hospital. The wedding service was conducted at the hospital by Rev, Ladner of tho Methodist Church* Miss Matheson matron of Lhe Kamloops hospital was bridesmaid and Dr. Sutherland of Rovelstoke was best man. Tho newly married couplo left at .'1.30 for Vanoouvor In Mr. Kil- patriek's privato car where the honeymoon will bo spent. The adjourned session of Ceunty Court at Trout Lako has been further adjourned from tho 28 th of April to July tho 9th. J. Doyle accountant for P. Burns & Co at Revelstoko was married at Nelson on April 22nd to Miss Bell ol Grand Forks and formerly of Rovelstoke. Jack Chism, Jas. Hill and Miles Custer left town this morning for Ten Mile on a bear hunting trip, I*'. W. Godsal of Plncher Crock Alberta who is a member of the board of directors of the Ophir- Lade Co. and the Great Western and Silver Cup Companies writing from New Zealand to the Calgary Herald says: "I met a man today in whom Alberta may take some interest, as Hector station is called after him and also Mount Hector, though wrongly marked by our mail?, and the Kicking Horse pass was so called after an incident that happened to him. 1 refer to Sir .James Hector director ofthe geological survey of New Zealanu and chane- ellor of tho University of Wellington. Sir James Hector was one of tho earliest explorers of our mountains from the Vermillion pass up to the Peace River pass, and much of British Columbia and all our prairies from Lake Superior west into Palllser, In 1867 ho was camped where thc Kicking Horse Elver (now called Wap* tl on tho maps) joins tho Beavcrfoot .:-...-, near some falls, aud a pack horse fell in tho river. .lames Hector went in to savo tho instruments and papers it was carrying and on coming ont be approached a mare which, apparently frightened at his drenched appearance kicked him over the heart and he was insensible for so long, over a day I believe, that when ho at last recovered he found his party had dug his grave, believing him lo bo dead. Having since broken two ribs in some place, he feels it at times and is reminded of his lirst escape. "Thesplendid museum in Wellington, in which ho has his office, has many interesting articles supplied hy Sir .fames Hector, among them a large raised plan of New Zealand, showing all the mountains, glaciers, lakes. rivers and fords of this interesting country. This is certainly r. mn-*t interesting country ami in spite of an unusually wet summer the climati is most enjoyable, and the, growth ol everything -*i-ass,'tree, or flowers, is remarkable. The farming community Is well off as there aro no hi.- concerns feeding in them: the country in Ihe dairy section is dolled overy few miles with butter and eheeso factories; mostly cooperative; and the products all goto England: The farmer can take his beef cattle or his sheep to one of tho many freezing works and either sol! them outright or have them frozen and then ship them himself or have them shipped. Ilis old sheep that he will not ship lie can have boiled into tallow and manure���which pays about as well as shipping���and thus ho gets all that is in them, or a vary lair share of it. His duties not being excessive ho buys his machinery where he getsthem cheapest and best (the farmer in Canada subscribing towards this to a considerable extent.) "The farming community being prosperous, tho country towns aro so too, Taxes aro high compared with ours, asroadmaking is verv expensive. They have to be made here, not marked out. The liquor law appears to bo very good and tho people arc determined to bo "boss" in this as in everything else and not be the slaves of any "liquor traffic. When they vote for thoir election they also vote without exponee on tho ,liquor question. They deal also witb other difficult questions in ways that . ' ... Lardeau Bagle Published every Friday at Ferguson, II. C. E. G. WOODWARD, to whom all correspondence should be mailed. Subscription Rntes: J-'.oo per iiiinuui, to nny address in Ainorlcfti $1.23 for six moutlisj j.!.")i) n year lo foreign addresses, No pny, no paper. Advertising Rntes: Display nds.,*1.00 por hinnk' column Inch per month. Legal ads., 12 Cciii- per (nonparlolj line for (Irst Insortlon j 8 cents per line for each additional insertion. Heading notices ifi cents per Uuo each issue. Kin. iv day legal notices, fill.: sixty daya, (7.60; thirty tiiij**.,..... -x.j ads. aceeptou at less than those rules. .\o mon. ior'inackads, Four weekly Insertions constitutes one month's advertising, FRIDAY. APRIL 2*. 19('3. EDIWRIAL MOTHS. It is a matter o:' deep regret to th.* peoplj of lhe Kootenays lhat Ihe Dominion government have declined to i: crease the duty on lead or lhe manufactured lead products. It is b.liev.'d that the solicitations ol our member VV. A. Galliher, strengthened us lie was by memorials an.1 n representative deputation, would be listened to and an effort made to help the lead industry but we were doomed to disappointment. The government ol Sir Wilfiid Laurier may find before very long ih it it is unsafe lo wink at lhe de- * lands ol tlie west and il they were wise they might see that tliey are pursuing au unwise policy toward Hrilish Columbia. By protectin tlie lead industry and thus preserve the Canadian market for Canadian lead mines nol only would the mill ing men be benefitted but the whole Kootenay country and other pur- suits as well as mining. The people ot the Kootenays must not permit this important matter to drop here but the effort hat has been put forth during the winter must be continued with renewed vigor until tlie Ottawa authorities find they cannot dilly-dally with us; we must fight till we get our rights in this respect. We consider lhe increase in the bonus on lead, which has been promised, will not do much good but is an excuse lo tide over '.he matter of a change In the existing lead duty till Ihe session is over. To provide lor the revenue that will lie lost to thc provincial treasury by an abolition ofthe obnoxious ���j percent mineral tax, it is proposed to amend the assessment act by which an increase in the land tax on crown granted mineral claims of 25 cents per acre will be made. This will make the ta:c on every crown granted claim that is not worked regularly $26 per year. The proposed legislation has already raised a wail of indignation in many parts of A meeting has been called of citizens, miners, prospectors and all others in the Furguson district to meet in the Eagle hall Saturday evening April 25 at 7.^0 p. m, for the purpose of forming,*i permanent district mining association. It is expected there will le a large turnout, especially to h jar the reports of the delegates who attended the Victoria convention. .Much good may be accomplished if a strong association be formed ar.d the matter is taken hold of in a proper manner. the province; some maintaining that the increased lax will, be the means, it passed of injuring the prospecting business of the country to the point of killing it. It will also discourage prospectors and mining men from getting their claims crown granted lor the.men feel that they would rather continue to do a full Sioo worth of work each year and thus increase Ihe value by opening it up than pay the tax to the government without any good accruing to the claim. It seems to us that it would lie wiser of the government to encourage the prospector and miner by training legislation governing the mining industry that will make this industry as attractive as may be, until such lime as this, the most important industry of the province is on its Ieet ami the metal markets again reach the normal condition. Your Local Paper is a necessity to you, financially and socially. A NEWSPAPER of GENERAL' CIRCULATION, containing the latest news of the world, is equally necessary to you. The "up to date man" will provide himself with these two necessaries. In THE TWICE-A-WEEK SPOKESMAN-REVIEW will be found the very latest news of the world, its matter including information on politics, commerce, agriculture, mining, literature, as well as the local happenings in the'states of Montana, Oregon, Idaho, Washington, and the province of British Columbia.*^ In addition, its columns for women, its popular science articles, its short and continued stories, its "Answers to Correspondents," and "Puzzle Problems" combine to form a home newspaper that at $1.00 per year can nowhere be excelled. Perhaps you hnvo snniothlnK to pell���a 'firm, n team, farm machinery, Vou may wish t*> buv *>* mml'l'**,*. 'I'll., best possible way tn com- munlcato with ppn]i]p whu wish ti, buy nt* sell Is b>* inserting .*t small advertisement in the S; ..'K,stii;in-R,*Ylcw. The price Is the same In th.j dally and the Tivlce-a-Wook. IT DOESN'T COST MUCH��� �� 18 WORDS I -tic 24 WORDS j H-moft If you wish to re.irh l..us;!n<?..s men nn.l ru-w- comora, uso Lhe DAILY, FarrmTK, stockmen, lumbermen ami minora taku the TWICE-A- WEEK. Write tor onr inter.-slin^ books " Invent- 'or's Help" nml ''How you ere swindled.1 'Seudusa rough sketch . r model of your In-, lyention oritnprovL-nietn nnd tt-cwH.tell you? 'free our opinion ns tn whether it i�� probnbly' tpnteiilnblc. Rejected appIJcfttlonslmvi. often) -���been Hiccesslnlly prosecuted bv i:=. We] ��� conduct fully cijuiiipcil nffif-.-.-*} in Montr_-.il) 'and Wayhmjjtot]; this qualifies ua to prompt-) ly dispatch wnrk and quickly si cure Patents) asbroadosthcfOVenHon, Highest references] furnished. Patents procured through Marion -S; Marion receive special notice without charffe in , over 100 newspapers distributed throughout, the Dominion. Specialty j���Patent business of Mr.mifnc- Jturcrs ami JCngiueers. MARION -__ MARION J Patent Exports snd Solicitors. . /Office. ��� ! Ncw Yorl< Uta B'W'-Ji Jlontreal ( u!!!!��!_ .L^^-^y^i'i*!:*.'��� Pi*^ < Watches, Clocks and Jewelry. WATCHES 9 I have lil^'h grade Wa.lt.hnni. Vanguard, Crescent, Struct, C. V. K. Special, Elgin, Father Timo, Veritas and B. W. Raymond's, I have Eight-Day, Gon Strlko and Niokle Clocks. J. V. REEVES, Jeweler and Optician, Ferguson How's your Printing? Do you know that the EAGLE Job Department has one of the best equipped plants in North Kootenay and that it is unnecessary to send out ofthe Lardeau for work? WE ARE After You 9 ior that order you aie Sending away .out of the district to save a few shillings. Don't be fooled. The EAGLE can give you satisfaction. We carry only the first quality in office stationeiy, etc. OUT OF TOWN ORDERS Receive Our Strict Attention. THE EAGLE, Ferguson. B. C, Drugs and Stationery ^f Prescriptions Carefully and ���Accurately Compounded.. A. F. RANKINE I'. 0. BLOCK, FERGUSON, B.C. For !2__y Go To IT U R N I T U R E J. O. PIPER, Trout Lake. There is onlvonc best mining Journal. Tii at is Mines and Minerals. ft has a larger circulation than any two other American mining journals because It is thc best. It is thc largest, best illustrated and handsomest mining journal in the world. It is a mining paper for mining men. Hubserip- lion price |_!.00 per year. Send for free sample copy. Address MINES AND MINERALS, 9cran- ton, Pa��� U. B. A, Denver ofllces, Barth Bldg., Denver, Col The Townsite of- FERGUSON The Pay-Roll Centre of the Rich Lardeau District. Buy Lots Now And Get in on the Ground Floor The Lardeau is the richest known mining district in British Gohimbia and the mines, particularly those about Ferguson, contain large quantities of ore being big as well as rich. Several new properties will ship ore during the coming year and the town is sure lo double in size Buy a few lots now before the effect of this year's progress sends them up, mayhapJjeyondyom^reacb. Business Lots $150 up. Residence Lots $75 up. ���-������->-������-���-���-������������*������ For Further^ Information* Apply to- Henry Floyd General Agent, -Revelstoke. B. C. ' V Notice, aiftJUcji \* htafy (.lveli t'lldt 30 days after Hnte I lutein! to apply to the Chief Comrai* Gioner of Lands and Works fur a special license to out and carry away timber from tbe follow- Ing described lands in West Knotcnuv, com- mcnciiifiat a post situated about 80 eliains north of JJI-sut-WIlo Bridge on the south fork of the lardoau rivor, tlioneo 40 chains north, thence 160 anauiB west, thenee -io chains south, thence 180 chains east to tho point of com- mencemeiit. Dated 20t!l l-'ebrnarv, 1003, -SILVER CUP MINES, LTD. Erland G. Hadow- Secretary. S'ottre la hereby given tlmt :si) davs aflor date I Intend to apply tu the Chief Commls. BiOttorol I.iunlstiiiii Works for a special license tocut and carry away timber from the following doseribod hinds in West Kootenay com- monclng from ii post sitnnii'ri about :,n rhuius north of Kight-Mito Bridge on the South Fork ot tho Lardoau River, thenee 40 chains south) thence 100 rhuius west, thence -10 chains north, thence 100 chains east to point of commencement. Dated 20th Fobruary, 1008. ���SILVER CUP MINES) LTD. Erland ti. Hadow, Secretary, Certillcate of Improvement!. NOT IOE. Rrow Mineral Claim, situate in the Trout Lake Mining Division of West Kootenav District. Where located:���Between tbo North and the South Forks of Lardeau Creek, West Kootenay It. 0, TAKE NOTIOE that I, Arthur P. Cummins, of Ferguson, p. ('., acting as agent for George 0.Lembke, William H. Lembke and Christian 0. Lembke, Free Miner','. Certificates Nos. 11.07107, B, 08187 and ll.ti7l.vj rospcottvely, intend, sixty days from tiie date hereof, to apply lo tbe Mining recorder for a Certillcate of improvements, tor thc purpose of obtaining a Crown Grant of the aliovu claim. And further take notice that action, under section is", must be commoncod before the issuance of such Certificate ol Improvements, Dated this till duy of April, A. D, 1008. aplli) 0:. A. ('.CUMMINS. P.L. S. Notico. Notice is hereby given lhat 80 days after date I intend to apply to the Chief Commissioner of Lands and Works for perm: ion to purchase WO acres of land situated on thosoutli side ofthe Forguson townsite commencing from a post situated near the southeast eornerol same; thence40 chains south: thence *l(i chains west: thence 40 chains north thonco io eliains cast to point of commencement! Porgusbn, B, C��� February 22nd, 10U8. DONALD G. FORBES. ������������������>�� I ��������������#����� Smith & Co. 45 Bleary St, * Montreal Notice to Di'iitKjtu'itt Co-Owner, To S. T. MoColl, or whomsoever lie may have transferred bis interest iu the Triune Fraction Nn.:: mineral claim, situated oil Rrown creek, in lhe Trout Lake Mining Division, West Kootenay District ol B. C. You nro hereby untitled that I have expend- ���ad $100 in labor and. Improvements upon the above mentioned fractional mineral claim since .inly 1st, 11102, under the provisions of the Mineral Act, and If within 00,days from the date of this notice you fail or refuse to contribute vour proportion of the above mentioned sum, "which is uow due' together with all cost of advertising! your Interest In tho said claim will become the property of the undersigned under seetion 1 of thu ".Mineral Aet Amendment Act 1000. Dated at Ferguson, n. ('., this 0th day of April, 1008. C. O. Woodrow Notice, Notice is hereby given that 30 davs afterdate L Intond to apply to tho lion. Chlof Commissioner of I.amis and Works for a special license to cut cud curry away timber from tho following described lands in west Kootenay! Com- m-onclng from a post situated about 40 chains east of tho Ferguson townsite, thonco ho chains south, thonoo 80 chains cast, thence 80 chains north, thonco 80 chains west to point of commencement. Dated 28th Fobruary 1008, DONALD G. FORBE9. Notlco. Notice Is hereby given tha!* 80 days after date t Intend to apply to tho fton. Chief Commissioner of Lauds und Works for a special license tocut mid carry away timber from tho following described lands in West Kootenay: Commencing nl a post planted about 10 chains -east of Ferguson townsite, th'eneolflOchains north, thence'in chains east, thence 100 chains south, thenco Hi chains west to point ol eom- menccmedt. Dated 20th February, 1003. Halcyon Hot Spings Sanitarium , . fc ARROW LAKES, B.C. Situatcdjmldst sconory unrivalled for grandeur. The most complete health resort on thc continent of North America. Its baths cure all Nervous and Muscular diseases. Its waters heal alt Kidney, Liver and Stomach ailments. They aro a never falling remedy for all metallic poisons, completely purifying the system. TERMS-J15 to 118 per week, accord- Ing to residence in Hotel or Villas. Will be represented in Ferguson three or four days eaeh month. Any orders for clothing will receive close attention and-we GUARANTEE A FIT. 1 *��� Our representative S. A. Scott is a practical tailor and will mako clothes fit. Hold your orders for him. Time Table. fel.27 UKKAT WKSTEKN MIKfiS. LTD. A. II. Holdich, Secretary. Notlu Noi ice fs horoby given thai 80 days after data I Intond to apply to the chief commissioner bf Lanes and Works for a special license to cut and curry away timber from tho following described lands iii west Kootenay, eommenc- nta post about 40 ciiuim gtigon townsite, i it once IGO st of tho For- gtisdn townsite, thenee hlO eliains north thonco 40 chains west, thonco 100 chains south thonco 40 chains east to point of commence* Dated 26th February, 1003, GREAT WISSTKRN MINKS, LTD. A. II. Holdich, Secretary. Oortlllcute of liiipioveini-nts Notlco. Nettie L.Fraction, Uo, I Fraction and Copper Keef mineral claims, situate in tho Trout Luke milling division of West Kootenay district. Where located.--Ou Nellie L. mountain, TAKK NOTICK lhat I, Ocoriro S. McCarter, acting as agont for the Great western Mines, Limited Liai.ilitv, Free Miners' certificate No B, 48174, Intend 00 days from the date hereof to apply io the Mining Itecorder for a Certificate ol Improvements ior the purpose of obtaining a CrownOrant of the nhovc claims. AND FLRTIIKI. TAKK NOTICK that action under Soctlon '���'���' must, bo commenced boforo the issuance of such certillcate ol'Improvements. Paled this 28rd day of January,A.D., 1003, GEO. S. McCARTKR, International Correspondence Schools, SCR^0N- Gives instruction by mail In the follow- lug subjects: Mechanical engineering, mechanical drawing, Electrical engineer- int.,telegraphy, telephony, sanitary plumbing, heating and ventilation, civil engineering, architecture, architectural draw- Ing, sheet metal pattern drafting, lettering and sign i-.'iii.in.r, ornamental designs, book keeping, stenography, milling, smelt- Ing, metallurgy, hydromotallurgy, electro- thorapontlos, French, Gorman, .Spanish. Send for tree catalogue. 10 por cent discount by cutting out thi.- ad. and enrolling before cud of month. W. U. McDOUGALt, Local Agent, Nelson, I). O. NOTICK. ..rent Wostern Minos, Limited and Double ISnglo IU, & l>. Co., I.id. Notlco is Hereby given that any written transfers of stock in either of thoso companies that havo not yet heon sent iu to ibe oflice for registration and the issue of propercertificates for them, nitTBt be sent In by the lasi day of Fobruary, 100a, as they will not bo rocognizod after that date. Ferguson, fl, c. Jan. 2fl. mo:;. .A. n.iiot.nicii, Sec'y, Certificate of Improvements* NOTICE. "Culhert," "Handy," "Handy No. 2.," '���Lynch," "Low," ("Low Fraction." mineral claims, situate In tho Trout Lake Mining Division of Wost Kootenay Distriot, ��� where located:���Near Lynch creek on Lar lean river. Take notice that I, A.it. floyland, agent forW, N. Brayton, Free Miner's Certificate No, 1169185 intend sixty davs trom the dato hereof, to apply to the Minim,' Recorder for a certillcate or improvements, forthe purposo of obtaining a Crown Crant of Ihe above claims. > And further lake notice tbat action under section 87. must be commoncod before the issuance of suctl Certificate of Improvements. Dated this llth day of January, A. D��� 1008, A. R. HICYLANl). Certificate of Improvements. NOTICE. Two and a Half mineral claim situate in tbe Trout Lake Mining Division of West Kootenay District. Wijerc located:-On Lade mountain near the Itadsbot mine. TAKK NOTICE that I, O. It. N. Wilkie, act- ingns agent for thc Ophir-Lade Mining Syndicate. Limited, Free Miner's Certificate No. M. 48172, Intend (JO days from the date hereof, to apply to the Mining Recorder for a Certificate of Improvements, for the purpose of obtaining n Grown Grant of the above claim, And further tako notice that action, undor section 87. must be commenced beforo the Issuance of suoh Certificate of improvements. Dated tbis llth day of December, A. I). 1902. O. fl. N. WILKIE Notice. Notice Is hereby g von that the undersigned will not be responsible lor anv account except ou puoductlon of a written order signed by the manager, Superintendent or Secretary, THE OPHIR-LADE MINING (SYNDICATE. -.LIMITED, S. S. ARCHER OR S.S. LARDEAU. Running between Arrowhoad, Beaton and Comaplix, commencing October 14th, lUOi, will sail aa follows, weather permitting. Leaving Arrowhead for Beaton and Comaplix, twice daily���10k and 16k. Leaving Beaton ami Comaplix for Arrowhead, twice daily��� 7:15k and 12;-15k. Making closo connections with all C. P, K. Steamers and trains. The owners reserve tho right to change times of sailings without notice. Th9 Fred Robinson Lumber Co.Ltd �����������-��+���������-�����-��-���� ��� WE CARRY CARPETS, J LINOLEUMS, OILCLOTHS AND ��� CHINA HATTING. I IRON BEDS a Specialty 1 1 $5 and up. i -f ���������������������*��������>������������������� ��-M���������������������� ��� -*-*"�����? Goods can be furnished to any part of Lardeau on very short notice as the service is such that delivery can be made in one day from Nelson. No Charge for packing 4mm��������������mm������mmm*mm>mm t Funeral Directors and Embalmers. * (Graduate of Myer's Oollego^ol Embalming] ��� Can attend case at Ferguson at ten * hours notice if advised by wire. J f D. J. Robertson * Co- nelson, B. C Tho 15. C. ASSAY K CHEMICAL SUPPLY CO. wa. VANCOUVER, I). (,'. Hondnunrtorsfoe A..iiyer., Mini,,,- .v-illll Bll*>|>lli*��. Solo ngonts In II. C. for Mor*:iiii Cruolblo Co., Rnttorson. England; K. \V. iirnuii .t co.'n Pntont t'aiv FurnnooB. Btirnors,otc.j Win. Ains wortti i_C6.'8Flno Bnlnncos ok'.,ui Hied flatters of NortbAmerica ^Sr n^-S . TH IS IS T UK ���^'.\Tc-U yv i union i,.\iii:i, oi W^JlLyjft��. ��. Ifortli Amerlcn. \\ lit-u you nre buv* ns a Ki'U HAT, flier .soft or stiff, 0 in it ilitft tiir nuino union Label is sawed In It. If u rotallor tins looso labels in his ��� possession and oilers m put one ill il hut for you, 'In nut pntronizo bim. Uo has not any ngnt to inn o iooso labels, Looso lnbels In retail stores are counterfeits. Do not listen to any explanation tis to why tin? bat lins no label. Thu Genuine Onion Label Is perforated on tlio four edges exactly tho same us fi postage slump. Counterfoils nro sometimes perforated on three of the edges, and Bomctlmnaonlyon two. Keep a sharp lookout for tho counterfeits. Unprincipled mnuufae- ttirors aro using thorn In order to get M-i of their scab-made hats. Tiie John fi. Stetson Co. of I'hl I ado I p!i la- I'a.-. is non-union concern, JOHN A, MOFFITT.Prosldont, Orange, N.J. JOHN PHILLIPS, Secretary, M 7s)7 Bedford Ave.. Brooklyn, N.Y LARDEAU MINES, LTD. The threo claims owned by the company are tlio "Lardo.au Queen," the*'Lardoau King" aud the ''Lardeau Princo," all abutting ond to end, through which three loads pass the entire length- situated at the head of Lexington creol:, in the Lardeau lainitio; division of West Kootenay. British Columbia. These three claims aro located on the western slopo of Goat .Mountain, the linos being north-westerly and south-easterly, and form one complete portion of Mineral laud of about lOH acres. Tliey ho east loss than four miles up from Fish river. Tho group lies in the "Sitting Bull" and "Wild West" bells, two of tho strongest and best known loads in that district, aud work already dono on apjaeent cxtontions has given most satisfactory results as to oxtont of oro bodies and increased values with depth. The formation is slate and schist, lying In an immense lime dyko, nnd the oroppings of the leads are generally topped witli heavy iron capping and quart.*., whioh'gives assays from >���< upon tho surface. VEISS AND WORK DONE Exploitation consists of two opon cuts along tho surface for a distance of twenty foot, which exposed a body of argoutiferous galena over 8 inches in width. The value of tliis ore body was $25.00 on tbe surface, but at a deptii of less than three feet it lias increased to$10,110. To tap this oro showing and tho massive iron capped ledge close to which lt lies the present tunnel was commenced and Is now ln a distance of 82 feot. Another &"> feet of ot'OSSOUttlug should reach this ledge at a depth of about Iii foet, When 01 feet had been driven, an almost-solid body of iron ore tliree foot thick was encountered in tlie tunnol lying against a wait of slate. A samplo at this point assayed $77.liO in gold, silvor, copper and load. At a distanco of 14 feet from this lead a lino body ol oro hrs boen encountered which, when crossed, proved to bo seven and a half foet wide, carrying the finest looking mineral yet found on tlio properly. A third ledge whicli contains the richest ore and widest surface showing, will bo reached about February 15th. This ledge when oncountored, will bo from 1:1 to 16 feot wide and groat results are expected. Tho property bas an exoellent surface showing. The average assays are most encouraging, considering tho great width and con- tinuancy of tho loads across tho country with such great width and prominence ofthe surface judging from'other properties in the near vicinity, some uf which are ou tlio samo lead and havo developed very rich ore bodies. In conclusion 1 would say that tha Lardoau Minos arc as good as any, if not tho best, in tho vicinity, and I verily believe with a nominal expenditure, they should be made dividend paying in a short time, and I would strongly recommend extensive development toward that end. H. O. McClymont, M, E. Por Further information, prioo of stock, etc., address LARDEAU MINES, LTD., B. Noi'hert Ouimette, DManagor. Bank of Montreal Bldg., KOSSLaNJ., B. C, PRIVATE DINING SOOJIS FOR LAD IKS. HEAlX)l'AltTKi:s FOB COMJIER. UIAL AND MININQ MEN. THEI BALMORAL HOTEL GORDON & SLINGER, Props. CAFE OPEN DAY AND NIGHT UNDER SAME MANAGEMENT. SAMPLE ROOMS IN CONNECTION Ferguson, B. C, Opposite the Postoffice, BANK OF CAN Capital Aulhorlred, $4,006,000 Capital [Pald-ap] $2,923,866 Rest - - - - $2,4sr,,2ti.1 ttti.i�� office 1 loronto, Ontario- Branches in tho Northwest Territories. Provinces 'of British Columbia, ' Manitoba, Ontario and Quebec. T. R. MERUIT!', President. D. I!. WILKIE, Vics-Pres. and Con. Man. 10. HAY, Assistant Gon. Manager. AV. MOFFAT, Chiof Inspector. Ferguson, li. C. Hruncli���A General Banking Business Transacted. Savings Department���-Deposits received and intorest allowed, limits Sold, available In Allparts otCanatla, United States and Europe, Spcfi.il attention given to collections and Mining 11.,nds. It'. MACDONALD Manager Everybody smokes Our Special ��� AX D Tlie Union CIGAR - Thoy nro all Union m��do and of tho Union Cigar best Havana Tobacco n y cnn FACTORY, H. A. buv. Try out* nnil satisfy yourself n ,1 ' ns to thoir quality. '' b Ii o V, N, Prop. I I iv ��� ������:- I f I * T*fr ilk J. ��� ... We try to give satisfac- .". tion to our guests. Laughton Bros. \f Proprietors. ^J^^^^^y^j^j^^*^ ��PS^'^^ -ONDER NEW MANUU-MKNT- 1THE ARTHUR EVANS, Proprietor. THOMSON'S LAND1NO, fl. C. i prospectors' Exchange i i TABLES SUPPLIED WITH TIIE ��� ���BEST IN TIIE MARKET^*. ��� THE ( HOIOEST OF WINES,* +-���1.1(1! (HIS AND CIGARS-*-* I 1 : -': Local and General. Wednesday April 23 rd was St. 1; eorgcs day. La-grippe still holds a numbor of Fergusonites in its grip. Jew elet'Bcoves mado a trip to Revelstoke returning last Friday. 0. N. Woods of Trout Lake joined tho Eagle Stall on Thursday. Tho mails aro expected to arrive and depart regularly from this date on. Malcolm Matheson and F, .1. Ilossloy wero down from tlio Silver Cup Saturday. S. Danoy sent his idlo toam horses out to Beaton yesterday in caro of "Chummy". Harry Carter and Lew Thompson arc. up on tho Union Jack doing assessment work. L.*���* Francis, lately on tho mechanical staff of the Eagle, left for tho coast Saturday. Canada has beon asked to tender for the supply of Hongkong garrison commissariat with flour. Hugh Rrown, Superintendent of tho Mountain Lion, visited Trout Lake early in the week. U. ti. Forbes, manager of tlio Croat Western and Silver Cup Minos paid a visit to Kevelstoke this week. If the Bnow continues to melt, ns rapidly as during the past week, wheels can bo used by next Friday. H. Small, traveller for Kelly Douglas <S* Co. of Vancouver camo in Friday night last and left again Sunday. The fifth legislative assembly was opcnel at ftegina on April Kith precisely at 3 o'clock by Lieut. Gov. Forget. Death visited 'the home of Mr. and Mr.s G. Cowing of Beaton, on the 17th inst., taking away tbeir seven year old son. Geo. Lux brought a i horso load of vegetables through from Beaton on Friday last Ior McKinnon nSs Sutherland. Mrs. A. C. Cummins has purchased tho fruit and confectionery business from Mrs. Nesbitt. Look for her announcement. Mr. and Mrs. .1. Ennest of Camborno aro mourning the loss by death of their little three year old daughter. The Eagle extends sympathy. Frank Watson, formerly Superintendent of tho North Star mine in East Kootenay has been engaged by manager Stead as Superintendent of the Lucky Boy. "Chummy" Johnson camo out of the hospital Tuesday, having spont a few days in tho institution, suffering from a severe cold whieh settled in one side of his face, P. Burns & Co. have decided to put in cold storage plants at Fornio and Iiovolstoko. Tho firm has cold Btoragc plants at Nelson and Vancouver, and one at Calgary, "Soapy," tho chief poo-bah of Ferguson is around again. He encountered a snow slide or something of that nature at tho Ferguson hotel on the night of the Sth inst. Visiting davs at tho Lardoau Minors L'nlon Hospital, aro Tuesdays, Thurs- bays and Sundays from 2 tr 4 p. m, Visitors from tho mines can call any day they may bo In Ferguson. Tlio N. W. Territories nro to be given 10 members in tho house of Commons instead of 4 as tho 'house Ib now constituted. The rapid Increase of population justifies tbo additional 0 members. D. Johns, latoly of Sudbury and formerly for ft yoars in tho Lake of the Woods district, Ont., arrived in Forguson Saturday last to fill tho position of assayor for tho Groat Western and Silvor Cup mines. F. W. Godsal and 13. Godsal returned to Beaton Thursday on foot from which point thoy will return to Pincor Creek and in a woeks timo E. Godsal will continuo his journey to his home In England. Birds! yes ono can actually soo birds in Forguson now and wild ones at that. A robin perched itself on an electric light pole opposite our window yesterday and sang as cheerfully as if Ferguson wero Ub happy home. Locals With a Paystreak. Ii pays to use the telephone. A trip can often be saved to Trout Lake, Bea ton, Arrowhoad or Comaplix by using the phono. Olllco in Cummins & Co.'s store. Orders for furniture will bo fillod as quickly and with better results at the wholesale and retail storo of D. J. Robinson & Co., Nelson, than any- where olso in tho provinco. * Smokers: If you want tho genu- in'e "Union" and "Our Special" ciciar see that "Union Cigar Factory" is stamped in gilt letters on ovory box. ���H. A. Brown, Kevelstoke, B. C. FOR SALE���A four roomed dwelling house and two lots on one of the bost corners in the residence part of Ferguson for sale on easy terms. Apply to Eagle oflice. Order a ping-pong set, framed or unframed pictures, picture frames, drawing requisites, books, magazines or anything In tliis lino of goods from the Canada Drug & Book Co., Ravel} stoke, B. C. Mail orders attended to promptly. A. M. Craig still conducts tho food, livery and freighting stables at Beaton, and has saddle horses arid light and heavy conveyances for hire at all times. His daily stago for Goldlields and Camborne meets the steamboat on its arrival and departure. THEiOLD CAMPER has for forty- five years had one article in his supply ���Borden's Eaglo Brand Condensed Milk. It gives to soldiers, sailors, hunters, campers and miners a daily comfort, "like the old home." Delicious in eolteo tea and chocolate. -THE- PIONEER LAUNDRY Wants Your Washing*. Mangling and Ironing. Workmanship guaranteed to be First Class. B. U. SMITH, Victoria Avenue. BIRTHS. PETTIPIECE���At Vancouver, B. C, Wednesday, April 15 th, 1903,to Mr. and Mrs, R' P. Pettiplece a daughter. Do You Want a Team for Driving- or for Freight hauling? I have the best My Ladies' and Gent's Saddle Horses are docilo but Spirited. If you want to go anywhere cull mo up at any hour. Wm. GLENN THE NEW AND ONLY MAP OFTHIS DISTRICT Including tho Fish Creak camp and Upper Duncan River Heotlon* coin- Siled by A. P, Cummins, I\L. 8., and 8 })imn..h. B. A., is now on ��alo at tliis ofl.ee. The ready sale of the roup in Proving nil we have said for it. Tlie rout Luke division is lithographed in black,the Lardeau In red.nnd the Ainsworth in bluo. Even a tenderfoot could take a copv of this map and find any claim recorded iu thc three division.-. The mountains, lakes, creeks, wagon roads, trails, surveyed railway routes, and the location and name (by a unique index) of every mineral claim in tho district ia shown. THE LARDEAU EAGLE, Ferguson, B.C. . ............ �������������� J PROFESSIONAL ��� pawns OB. N. WILKIE, ��� P. L. S. Provincial Land Surveyor Ferguson and Trout Lake. Surveys mado and Crown Grants Obtained. Office: ��� ��� Trout Lake. WILLIAM A. BAUER, DOMINION AND PROVINCIAL LAND SURVEYORS. Surveys of Mines, Mineral Claims anil Crown Lands. Crown Grants Obtained and Assessments Managed for Absentees. Offlces: Camborne anil Vancouver (J SHANNON, B. A. ASSAYER awl ANALYTICAL CHEMIST. H-"iii quart ers tor Information KegardSn-y Lanlcuii l*ropertlc���� WJte for In fur m nt tun. Cull and see Samples-. OFFICE: VIoiORUAVK..^^ ���ROBERT HODGE, BARRISTER, ETC. Solicitor for The Imperial Bank r OFFICE-In tlie Ojihi Ferguson, B. C. t 3phir Lade block. J Spring Clothing Suits, Overcoats, Rain Coats, Trousers. Also complete stock of Men's Furnishings. tt RUBBERS OF ALL KINDS AND MOTS CARPETS, CURTAINS, ETC # We have a good supply of Borden's Eagle Brand Condensed Milk. McKinnon <fr Sutherland II AIIVEY, McCARTER A PINKHAM, Barristers, Solicitors, etc. Ofllces*. Rovelstoke, Golden, and Ferguson. Solicitors tor Imperial Bank ol Canada Goo. S. McCarter. J. A. Harvoy. A. M. Pinkham. TjlRED C. ELLIOTT, Barrister, Notary Public etc. TROUT LAKE CITY B. C��� AND Ferguson, B. C. MAISTRE.S J. M.SCOTT ���^ do V.le Barrister, Solicitcr, etc. REVELSTOKE, B. C. J. M. SCOTT, A. B. L. L. B. W, de V. Io Malstro, M, A. FERGUSON j Having purchased the Ferguson Meat Market we aro prepared to supply our customers with all kinds of Fresh and cured meats.. A good supply ot Beef, Pork, Mutton, Sausagcx, Hams and Liacon always on hand. I BURNS k CO, ������*>���>*���-���������-���>-�������� ��<-����<���� ���������������� The Post Office Store We have moved into our New Store Budding and have plenty of room to display goods. If anything is wanted in the Meicaniileline we can supply it. G. B. Bath d? Co. THE KING'S HOTEL tt Well lighted and heated by hot air furnace. Tables supplied with the best the market affords. ,_���>_; Rates $1 Per Day j^ w JAS. CUMMINGS, Prop., Ferguson, B. C. When you reach Trout Lake City put up at the Queens.Good accommodation ..Best of service .. Choicest wines, liquors and cigars..Fire proof safe. Abrahamson Brothers, Proprietors. el Kz_ste.^rf_jtejfe^j<kjrrftj^-jte*)&jM | Do You Know �� That a man is more manly when he keeps his face cleanly shaven his hair neatly trimmed and uses the % bath frequently. �� All tho require- j ments of a first class V. barber shop supplied i ��; ��� LRoy Jameson fl- READ THE EAGLE. Transfer Outfit. Packing and ^gusonjacking .Freighting Contracts onterod into for packing of Mining Supplies, etc., to any point in tho district. Good, prompt service, and any work undertaken guaranteed. Freighting from Thomson's Landing to Forguson a specialty. Headquarters at Ferguson, B.C. S. Daney, Prop. perguson Hotel ncDONELL & BLACK, Proprietors, FERGUSON, B. C.
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Title | Lardeau Eagle |
Publisher | Ferguson, B.C. : E.G. Woodward |
Date Issued | 1903-04-24 |
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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. |
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