' ?ro*_. '"cialLii bra'y feb 104 ' '?���'��� '".���''������" >Aii^"i,''.v'.i TF1E EAGLE IS MORE WIDELY circulated than any other NEWSPAPER IN NORTH KOOTE NAY���IT WILL BE FOUND AN EX CELLENT ADVERTISING MEDIUM. **V.'M**~* s*'<r-'��� ' ��� . * .J-t-^C-j ��WJ^f:___W-^fM\^ flip ^pJij Vo/. /V, /Vo 43. Ferguson, B. C, DECEMBER 4, 1903. $2 a Yeai DD1P Oyster-OriterioD Stamp Mill, Com- pressor and Aerial Tram Aro in Successful Operation. Export Mining Men Say They Never Saw a Mill Give Better Satisfaction. Tho long delay in starting tho nowly installed works at the Oyster-Criterion mine ul Camborno, caused by tho tard- inoss of tlio manufacturers in Bhtpping tlio necessary water pipes, caino to an end on Tuesday of last week, when all preliminary arrangements worn completed and master mechanic A. G. Street touched tho button, figuratively speaking, and tho different works wore sot in motion. In a fow minutes tho aerial tram was carrying down the rich freo gold ore from tho Oyster dumps abovo, and as the buckets descended to tho ore bins at the mill at tbo base of tho mountain, thoy wero dumped, and on thoy moved with the precision of clockwork on* tho endless wire cablo back to the mine, ono and a quarter miles up the steep mountain, to bo refilled ns thoy passed through tho upper terminal, and down again. At tbo same timo tho mill started, and its ten stamps woro soon dropping witb grout rapidity and crushing the oro to a pulp. As tho oro is crushed to the required fineness, a stream of water passes through, carrying ofTthc slimes, as they are produced, to the plates whero Lhe precious gold is sayed and tho baso matter carried away by the water. The stamps are of great weight and are arranged in a row, aud are raised by moans of wipers and cams on a revolving shaft turned by water power. 'I'ho cams release tbo stamps in turn and thoy fall on tho oro lying in chambers below, tho sides of these chambers being perforated to allow tho escape of the crushed ore us soon as reduced to tho required fineness. Slimes arc thus produced, whicli, us stated above, are carriod by means of a 'stream of water to tho plates below. Thc ore is fed to tlio stamps from an inclined platform at the rear. Tho feed Ing is automatic. His customary for the stamps to drop constantly day and night, and this practice will bo followed at the Oy.tor-Criterion, which, by tho way, is one of the excollont properties belonging to tho Great Northern Mines, Limited. Mossrs. Crilly, assistant manager of tho company, S. A. Sutherland, a director, and A. 1'. Garrett,' superintend- ���out of the Kettle L. mine, und an Eagle representative were present when the combined machinery wan Blurted. Spcnking to the IS'.iglo reporter of the marked excellence with which everything b.arluU, Mr, Crilly said: "The machinery started as If it had been running a month. I was surprised at everything running so perfectly on the start, and it cortaluly reflects great credit on Mr. Street." When Mr. S. Sutherland waB asked for his views ho said, " Woll editor, 1 have scon all kinds of machlnory running, and although I must confess I urn not experienced In. tlio running of quart;: mills, I will say I never did seo machinery run so smoothly and perfectly. I will say also lhat our whole Oystor-Crlterlon experience is a de-. moristration of "Billy" Pool's unerring judgment. First in selecting tho undeveloped mining property, thon in purchasing machinery, and again in choos- iug a capable, man to .install it. I refer of course to A. C. Streot, who had full charge of installing stamp mill and compressor. As far as ifam porsunully concerned I feel more than satisfied, I am delighted," The next person to bo asked wns A. P. Garrett, superintendent of the Nettle L., of,Forguson, who has had very extenoiyo experience in quartz mills in the Black Hills, in southern Idaho, aud othor places. Ho said, " Woll, yes, I havo hud considorablo experience with mills and also witli compressors. I did not go over to Camborno in a critical spirit, yot I was surprised at the excellent manner In which everything started. I have no hesitation in saying that the mill is a good one,>und also that it works lirst class. In fact, I have never in all my experience seen a mill worlc bettor. Everything as far as I can see hus been perfectly planned, and the workmanship and installation are just as thoroughly cxecutod." Wo beliove wo voice tho sentiments of every man in tho Lardoau when wo express our gratification with the way things aro going at the Oystor-Critorion mino, and wc believe the Great Northern .Mines havo in it a bonanza property, and ono that will turn in largo and frequent dividends to tho fortunate shareholders. We wish, how- over to add bofore closing this article, our quota of commendation to thu ox- cellont ability of Mr. A. G. Street, who doslgned tho plant and installed the machinery at the above mentioned mine Wo will also back up Mr. Sutherland's statement that the manager, Mr. Tool, does seem to possess great powers of discernment in judging mining properties, machinery, and last if not least, men. Wo believe his judgment of men has above everything olso beeu tho means of his achieving th" almost marvellous success that hm uttonded his ellorts since lie begun his mining operations in the Lardeau 10 years since. A Itegina Pioneer Dead. A despatch from Hoglna dated Nov, 2lit.li states that Major Goorgo A. Montgomery, ono uf the pioneers of Kegina, diod here tiiat morning after an illness of some months. Ho was born in Leeds county, Ontario, nearly 80 years ago. In 1811) he joinod the " rush " to California, coming to tho Colorado desert at the head of a party of 71) daring young men. Later, be practised law at Merrlokevillo. Ontario. Ho twice unsuccessfully contested Leeds county in tbo conservative interest for the commons. Major Montgomery was for many years Registrar of Lund Titles ut Begins, una was chiefly Instrumental In introducing tho Torrons system of regis* trillion Into the North West Territories, lie was an able lawyer. Tho editor ol tho I.uglo spout two yours us clerk iu the deceased's olilce. LEGISLATIVE oo ill Tho Letfialaturo of British Columbia WaB Opened Nov. 23t.h with the Usual Formalities. Mining is Profitable. 1-Jiinnu Ih tho cleanest, most legitimate anil best-paying business on earth. Vou (Via not taking" the monoy-frum your neighbors bank account and adding it to your own, thereby growing rich only an fiibt aa your neighbor grows poor. But, you are extracting tho wealth a vytso proyiduneo ban deposited tn mother earth to thu credit of thoso wlio aro willing to open an account with nature's great storehouse of wealth, wilh their brain aud musclo. You cash your cheeks at nature's great -safety deposit vaults, and tho more you draw out tlio moro wealth you huvo added to tliu world Opportunity Uoa-equally within the roach of nil. Tho power to see it is tho dill'oronce in men To lesson this dlfi'orenea is tho duty of ovory man. To do thlt- ono must keep his hand on tho pulse of the world���sense its inovomeut and measure every opportunity that pre* aents itself. Tho opportunities of tho Southern Pacific woro opou to the world. Stanford alono saw them, and twenty million dollars was his reward. Wealth is largely a matter of opportunity. This is yours.. What Stanford won from the wilderness of tho West is but a bagatelle to tbo vaster wealth that Ho? in the mountains of tho Pact- lie Northwest. Speech from tho Throno Details Plan of Legislation. Provincial Finances to be ilrst Dcal'j V/ith. The lirst session of tho tenth British Columbia parliament was formally opened on Thursday ofllast week with the usual brilliant ceremony attending Buch functions. Tho day was wet, thus giving a damp outward reception to the now government, but tho opening ceremonies wero nono tho less hearty, and everything parsed pleasantly. Au unusually largo crowd of guests were present, notwithstanding thu dulness of tho day. His Honor tho Lieutenant-Governor was attended by an Imposing naval and military stall', also by his A.D.C., Captain Drake, and his private secretary, Mr. II. B. Powell, and by a guard of honor from tho Fifth Regiment. After the members of tlio house were in their places, His Honor entered the chamber and took Ills scat on the throne, lion. Premier McBride rose and made a few re mark a relative to the election of a speaker, after which his Hua-oi' U;ft the ^lii'.mb.;;'. On.motion of. Mr. J C. Cotton, Richmond, seconded by Mr. Charles Munro, Chilliwack, Mr. C. H. Pooley, meiubur lor Esquimalt. was unanimously elected speaker, and after being escorted to his chair, His Honor tho Lieut-Governor re-entered tho chamber and took his soat ou the throne. Tho Hon. Speaker-elect thanked the members for thu honor shown him. The Hon. Mr. McBride then said: Mr. Speaker: 1 am commanded by His Honor the Lieut.-Governor to declare to you that he f.cely confides in the duty and attachment of tho House of Assembly to His Majesty's person and government, aud not doubting that thoir proceedings will bo conducted with wisdom, temper and prudence, he grants, aud upon all occasions, will re- cogniso aud allow, tbeir constitutional privileges. I am commanded also to assure you that the Assembly shall have ready'access to His Honor upon all seasonable occasion.:*, and that their proceedings, as well as your words and and actions, will constantly receive from him tho most favorable construction. His Honor tho Lieu'..-Governor then graciously delivered tiie following speech: "Mr. Speaker and Gentlemen of the Legislative Assembly: i havo much pleasure in wolcoming yon to tho first session of the tenth parliament of British Columbia. "Our financial afFalra demand most earnest consideration on ;. our part, and I appeal, with hope, to your patriotism and your love for tho provinco whose future destinies, under God, are in your bauds. There is no reaosn why British Columbia, with its great natural resources, should not occupy in tho Dominion of Canada a position of which wo may all bo justly proud. "You havo therefore beon convenod thus early in order that my finance minister may be enabled to make -such liseal arrangements as may bo necessary. "Having In viow tha immediate requirements of tlio country and the favorable conditions for obtaining "a further loan in the Lov.dou market, you will be asked to authorise tlio'lssue of Treasury warrants extending ovor a short period of years, and repayable in annual installments, " A considerable increase of revenue each year will in consequence be neecs sary, not only to meet ordinary expenditure, but to provide for the redemption of warrants. Tho legislation proposed will thercforo include a new Assessment Act, and amendments to the Land Act, tho Railway Assessment Act and the School Act. As part of tho plan of financial reconstruction, substantial economies iu the civil servico have already been effected | and material reductions in the expenditure on public works brought about. I Theso will bo continued with a due rc- [gard to the requirements of thc pro- | vince, : "My government has already taken I up the proposed re-adjustmont of tiie ' financial relations between the province ��� and tho Dominion, as also tho question of control of our fisheries and the rcgu- llation of alien immigration*. These |subjects will bo earnestly and pcrsist- jjently pressed to a settlement satisfactory to tho province. j "As a ro'sulfi of the recent decision in the Alaska Boundary enquiry, a strong feeliut--, exists iu favorof au all-Canadian route into tho Yukon and Northern British Columbia, and my govornmont i will co-oporato in any reasouabloefforts i Whioh may bo made to bring about tiie Iconstruction of suoh a railway. j " 1 am pleased to note the probability lot thu construction, at an early date, \. not only of another Canadian transcon- | tlnental system having Its terminus on ���i thc Pacific ocean, but also of other important lines within our province. "You wtll be pleai d to know thai the Brit Ah Columbia Immigration Act passed last session has beeu successful iu excluding undesirablo .inraigrautj. li 1 now loavo you to your deliberations, trusting that they ma/ receive tiie Divine blessing aud result iu much benefit to the province." m LA Ml Ui ii) ITS iB. Condensed Items of Interest from Camborne, Poplar, and other Points in the District. Trout Lahe Will Have a Skating Rink, other Plaoes Getting Modern Improvf ments. Tho Eagle's correspondents again take to tho quill, and send in a grist of newsy items. The Lardeau towns arr, Bhown to be growing and getting need' ful improvements. We learn that a company has bee-, formed at Trout Lake to build and maintain a skating rink. A rink is a very good placo to get needful exercise, which id essential to health, where one cannot get about freely during winter on account of deep snow. Down to Business, Ou tho members assembling at tho council chamber ornthe following day, which was marked as tho first day's business uf tho session-, Mr. Macdonald, member for Rossland und leader of the opposition, took an early opportunity to riso and ask the premier if he had any explanation to make regarding recent changes in the cabinet, and why he had passed over in those selections tho hon, member for Nelson oity. I'ho premier answered he would bo pleased to answer thc question'; at the proper time. Harry Wright of Ymir moved tbe adoption of the address In reply to the speech from the throne, making a very good speech, and W. K. Boss, member for Fernie, mado an equally good speech Iu seconding the motion. Ilon. Mr. Wilson thou moved the second reading uf thu '' act lo amend thc evidence act," Hon. Mr. Tatlow presented the following bills: "ThoTreasury Dobonture Loan Act," "Tho Assessment Aot, 1903," "The Railway Assessment Act, 1003," Tho Coal Tax Act, 1000, amendment Act, 1903." Hon. Mr- Groen submitted tho following bills: "The Land Assessment Act 1003." "Tho Coal mines Amendment Act, 1903." All these bills received a lirst reading, aud wore passed to committee of tbe wholo with Mr. Gilford iu tho chair. Now Mining Company. Charles W. McCrossan, of Los Angeles, Cal, well known in connection with the formation of tho Metropolitan Mining Co. of Ferguson, has acquired the Alma group, situated aboutII] miles abovo tlio Oystor-Crlterion on Pool Creek. Tho Alma has a good showing of ore and a lino load, and it will in all probability develop into a rich mine. Pcp.ar City. Fully a. foot of .snow lies on tho town- site, tliis ratbor improves the appearance of lhe town, for many logs and stumps are covered. B. Crilly, assistant manager of the Great Northern Mines, returned from Camborne Monday. Ho win remain at thu Lucky Jack during the week. Tlie tunnel ou the Lucky Jack is now iu considerably over UQ0 feet, and the ore iu lead continues to givo excellent ;w��*.:y i-oturns. Work is bolug oout-in ued ou the Swede group in tho crosscu . tunnel, which Is now aoout 00 foot from Lhe surface. There ought to bo something good to report in the l^aglo when tho vein is tapped. The sixth hotel for this town is about completed, and will be Opened with a grand dance near Xmas. Tlie residents feel quite encouraged since tho C.P.R. Company havo declared their intention of keeping thc railway running all winter if it is at all possible, Wo sue no reason why itean- not be done, for appearances point to au open winter. Camborne items. From our own Correspond-out; The waterworks system of iho town f.s complete, and water will be supplied as b ion as some littlo | Ipo fixtures arrive from Rosslatjd that woro overlooked ���.\ hen tho : iping was shipped. J. A. Darragh Ills beeumu very prominent in mining circles, particularly Biuce the early fall. M iput through a deal some weeks since of considerable magnltudo, and last week he concluded a deal by v. I.I eh I he Pel B, y comes under hie control. He bas sent a force of men to tii'! property, whero tbey will carry on development all winter. Not much hah been learned of late r i- yarding tho rich Beatrice, but it is hoped there will bo considerable ore raw-hid ed ���>.: - irlng the winter. F. c. KiiiuM, barrister, of Trout Lako, was Instrumental in causing joy to iho hearts o! many of the boys about town by reason of his arrival In town ton day.- sluce with a pocketful of money, representing twenty-live hundred dollars, which was paid ou'. to tho creditors of the Northwestern Development Syndicate, thus freeing this company from indebtedness. The Northwestern Syndicate's stamp mill was again Startod. The company do nb$ hope to run il, longer than about a fortnight, or only long enough to treat tho ore that was loft on baud at the timo of the closo down last summer. The company hope, however, to start up again permanently in thc early spring. The Oyster-Criterion stamp mill and compressor woro started yesterday with most satisfactory results. Mr. A. G. Street, who installed the machinery, is receiving the congratulations of the company's officials on his good workmanship. Lardeau Eagle Published every Friday at Farg on, B. C by E. G. WOODWARD, towliom h'.I correspondence should b. mulled. Bttbierlptton Rates: ?2.oo per annum, to anv address tn Amc-rlca;Il.M for six monthii ll.hoa yenr to foreign addreN.es. No pay, uo paper. Advertising Hates: Display ads., 11.00 per singlecoiumninch permoucb. Legal ads.j'j cents per (iinnpuriel) line for Ilrst Insertion: N reins per line for eaeh additional lllHertlon. R,>,i('.iiik' notiees 10 rents per line eaeh Issue. Ninety day legal notices, .10.; sixty days, .MO; ..fairly days, ,���>. No ad., accepted at less tuan these rates. No room lor quack ads. four weekly Insertions constitutes one month's advertising. ^ife FRIDAY. DECEMBER *1, 1003. EMINENTLY SATISFACTOl-tY . It will prove highly satisfactory to many readers of the Eagle who happen lo be shareholders in the Great Northern Mines, Limited, to peruse our first page article on thc starting of the quartz mill, compressor and aerial tram at the Oyster-Criterion mine, and the splendid manner in which the machinery has been installed. This event marks another mile post gained by this ever successful coterie o( Lardeau mining operators who have had to do with the formation of the Great Northern Mines and who have fostered lhe corporation through its infancy, when all was outlay, wilh nothing coming in to replenish the treasury, and extensive development was being carried forward. It will be exceedingly gratifying to these gentlemen in particular who have repeatedly been forced to plunge deeply into their pockets, to enable lhe work ol mine making to be continued until the tide turned and gold began to flow the other way. These gentlemen showed courage, yet they had abundant confidence. So we say the good news that the large and expensive plant, whicli they saw fit to have installed, works so satisfactorily will be mosi gratifying, and it is news lhat they deserve to get. Again, it will I'o satisfactory to these gentlemen and to the ordinary shareholders as well, to learn that the ore that -is being treated, from the dumps, that showed so well under the assay test, is proving when treated in bulk by the mill to give even better results than the most sanguine of the officials hoped for. This is alter one week's mill run, and figuring approximately what gold was on thc plates. PARLIAMENT IN SESSION. The first Legislative Assembly lor the province ot Hritish Columbia, whose members were elected on 3 night parly lines, convened in the council halls at Victoria on Thursday, Nov. a6.ll, Ho fat* as one can Judge with accuracy up to this time, the Conservative government, as led by Hon. Richard McBride, will be able to retain a majority [in the house and to control the treasury benches for the next four years. A perusal of the speech from the throne will reveal that the government has no pet hobbies in the way. of legislation on the boards, and no innovations are to be sprung, at least nothing in the way of questionable measures. Judging by the outline of the speech, itjfooks as it the government was making an honest effort to improve conditions in the province, and for this reason we look to see the opposition lend every assistance that can be expected. A bill is before the house to authorise the issue of Treasury Warrants for immediate relief of the country's bank credit. The speech says among other things: "There is no reason why British Columbia, with its great natural resources, should not occupy in the Dominion of Canada a position of which we may all be justly proud." That is very true, and there is but one reason why the province does not today occupy that most enviable position ; that is on account of the undoubted greed that characterized many of the members of former legislatures. We all feel that under the improved conditions the country's affairs will receive business-like management, and we think a good start has been made along this line. It is most gratifying to observe that the new government proposes to deal at once with the condition lhat has arisen which necessitates the construction of an all rail route to the Yukon country, for by taking the initiative in this important mat* ter great advantage will naturally accrue to the province in having a voice regarding the location of the line and its terminals. EDITORIAL NOTES. The Memorandum and Articles of Association for the Great Northern Mines, Limited, which was printed in the Eagle Job Department, has been given much praise in all quarters. The Eagle always turns out first class work, just as good as can be done tn a city printing office. The Daily Journal ot Edmonton, ivhich makes two dailies for that growing Alberta town, has reached our exchange table. The Journal takes the place and adopts the politics ol the late " Post," which is no more. Conservatism should find a ready and strong exponent in the new daily. 60 YEARS' EXPERIENCE Trade Marks Designs Copyrights &c. quickly ascertain our opinion free whether i... Invention is probnbly patentable. Cotnmunlra- linos strictly nmthleiitlid. Handbook on Patents special notice, without charge, la tho 5* A linnflf-nmolr Illiinlrntert wooltly. J.nr.:cHt cir. cnlr'tiim of but Ki-lunllUo J.niriiiil. Tonus, ?ll A vour; four H'oiitliH. <j.L (.old by all nowKlanleiu ?M'i3��Co.30'Cro*a!' New York Dmncl. Olllco. IJ2& F St., Wiwlilnictun. I-��. U. TO CONSUMPTIVES. Tlio iimlerMij;i]i>il having boen roHtorvd to hotiitii by ilmplo moans, after Buffering fornev- iTill VI'ltlN with It s.'Veir 111]];; liftedloi), lllltl tllill -.tread dlieaao Owsumption, N anxious to make 1;lion ii lo lils h'llnw sufforiTN Mm iinjmiftof <um. To tlioao ivlio desire it, he will nhoerlully huihI (free OlohargO] il i.opy of tho prOterlpttOtl UKti'l, Which thoy will litni a awe euro lor Consumption, Asthma, Catnrrh Bronchitis, uinl all throat and [.uuh hlnUdhs. Flo hoped nil miff- erera will iryliU romody, us it U invaluable, Tlioso il.'siriiw tliu proscription, which will co��t them nothing, and may piovfahlcuMiiit,', will pleuSG inl'.injNS, Rcv.BD. A. WILSON. Brooklyn, Now York. GO TO- CUMMINS' FOR FINE '\. CONFECTIONERY, FANCY BISCUITS, TOBACCOS, FRUIT, ETC. Ferarueon, - - . B. O. For Go To IT U R N I T U R E J. O. PIPER, Trout Lake. United flatters of North America THIS IS THE UNTON LABEL o! the Dulled Hatters ot North America. When yon are bur- inff a FUR HAT, either soft or stiff, see to it thut the tenuine UNION Label is sowed in it. It a rutAllcr has loose labels in his vnssessfon and of- lerrf to put one in a hat for you, do not ""t patronize him. lie hasuot uny riKiufona\e mime labels. Loose labels in ruiail stores are counterfeit.1-.. Do not listen to anycxplaimtion as to why the hal has no label. The -ucnuine Union Label is perforated on the four eil^en exactly thc samo as a postsge stamp. Counterfeits ar�� sometimes perforated on three of the ed_-.es. and sometimes only on two. Keep a sharplookout for thc counterfeits. Unprincipled manufacturers arousing tliem iu order to get rid of their scab-made huts. The John B. Stetson Oo. of Philadelphia, I'a., is non-unton concern, JOHN A. MOFFITT, President, ��� Orange, N. J JOHN PHILLIPS, Secretary, It Wavcrly Place, Hoom 15, New York City, ftG/STERl Drugs ��mf Stationery Prescriptions Carefully and ..Accurately Compounded., A. F. RANKINE P. O. BLOCK, FERGUSON, B.C. & "1 r>4<-44t44444*4��444444^a44*4^.< High Class FURNITURE Onr stock Is now and very complete and wc soil on a narrow margin. An ordor X would bo appreciated. | We do anything iu li.ic of $ Picture Framing. * JOHN E. WOOD, I Revelstoke, B. C. -j Wo mako a specialty of BOOTS and SHOES And recommend iho KING Make for Indies und children, SLATER Boots for mon. Prices samo as Winnipeg and Vancouver. C. B. HIMR & CO., Ltd., General Monihiuittt, TllOUT LAKE, U. C. ���AtfioS_JS*��_*t*lA _i%^��_^><^^^*^��^-��*>> 5 Tonsorial * �� Parlors.. MAIN STREET, FERGUSON, B. C. Shaving. Shampooing, Hairdressing, Singeing. il Dyeing, Baths, hot and oold water. A I have thc best appointed sliop tit tho 1* Lardeau. Oponfrom8a.iii.toSp.il). jtr j] ROY E. JAMIESON { L Proprietor. & -BUY LOTS IN- Ferguson, the Pay-Roll Centre of the Rich Lardeau. FERGUSON -IS THE������ HUB OF THE DISTRICT SOUTH of Ferguson lie the phenominally rich FREE MILLING GOLD camps of Poplar and Rapid creeks, and NORTH of Ferguson lies Fish creek, where free mill- gold ore abounds. Business Lots $150 up. Residence Lots $75 up. ...... 4 4+4-4+ For Further Information, Apply to HENRY FLOYD, General Agent, -Revelstoke. B. C. $3 PER ANNUM. PUBLISHED WEEKLY. Tl Mil WORLD Tho only piper giving att.ntlon to British Columbia ln tho United State.. A voluminous weekly Journal, abundantly noway and Informatory. The printing ia neat ana clear, the paper good and the pabulum of great interest and rigorously wniten. The gold mining Intelligent!, li plentiful, carefully collected and diserlm- ���lately presented to tlio public. Us whole get-up vouches for thc vast amount of pains that hare been takon In Its compilation Supplies exactly what residents In this country a. well as tho Kasterners, whose Intercsls aro wrapped up In gold, silver, copper,lead. Iron and coal, arc desirous of learning In theso matters. Thocontrlbu. lions from correspondent, and tlio emanations ftom (he editorial brain-pan are always readable, genorally.terse and to the jiolnt. . . WILL PUSH BRITISH COLUMBIA INTERESTS In thc great world's arena of competing claimants for capital. Inquiries thia year at our head office from Interested parties regarding the .nerits and demerits of \\ estern stocks have been more numerous than ever. / Will Disseminate Exact Information Regarding mining ventures, protecting the outside Investor from having unpayable properties foisted upon him by Unprincipled promoters. Becauso the people of tho province will not hearlilr support a llrst-cleas, bona lido Xaatorn mining Journal of Immense Influence suoh information Is unavailable at present, and THAT IS THE WHOLE SECRET Of disinterested capital. The Mining World must be well received and supported to the extent that an olllco be maintained hero. Bend ��:: today nnd It will be mulled vou weekly for oue ye.tr. Advtoo on Washington and British Columbia stocks given free, ���aood prospects written up. Terms from t*>OO.0U up. Ask for particulars. G. RAYMOND PAYNE, Special Correspondent, 526 Peyton Block, Spokane, Wash. Box 680, Nelson, B, C. JOB PRINTING Is our business. Wc have the facilities and ingenuity necessary to execute artistic work. ANYTHP.Q IN OUR LINE T0BNBD OUT PROMPTLY Legal, Survey and Mineral Claim Blanks always in stock. The EAGLE, FERGUSON, B. C. COAIPAXIKS ACT, 189T. Certificate of Incorporation. that "Tho fires t ' htiH this flay been ������-���-^���������-������^ I HEREBY CERTIFY Northern Mines, Lh.ilted. Incorporated under the " Companios Aot, 1897." %s a Limited Company, w'th u capital of one ��� million fivo hundred thousand dollars, divided Into one million fivo hundred thousand sharos oi one dollar (fl) each. Tha timo of the existence oi the Company is flfty yeare. Given under my linnd and senlofolttce at Vic* toria. Provinco of British Columbia, this 7th day oi November, one thousand nine hundred ana throe. [L.8.] 8. Y. WOOfVOKi registrar of Joint Stoca Companies, The Jollowlng are the objects for which tho Company has been incorporated :��� 1. To purohaso tiie property of "Thc Ophir Lade Mining Hymllcati1, Limited ;" and to pur* chase the following mineral claima, viz., tho " atnitliconn," " Triune fraction," ���' Lucky Jack,""LuckyThree," "Little Phil," "Lucky Jack Fraction," "Goldsmith," and "Cold Hill.1' all situiiit il In tlie Trout Luke Mining Division of West Kootenay District; and also to purchase, lease, bond, locate or otherwise acquire any mineral claims, mineral lands, mines, pro- Eertles und any real estate in tbo Province of ritish Columbia or elsewhere, and to pay for tiie same cither in monoy or in fully paid-up shares of the Company, or ourtly in money and partly In such shares, and to sell, lease or otherwise dispose of tho same or any of them or any Interest therein : 2, To dig ior, raise, crush, wash, smelt, assay, analyse, reduce, amalgamate and otherwise treat gold, silver, copper, toad oros or deposits and other mlneralo and metallic substances and compounds of all kinds, whether belonging to tlio Company or not, and to render tho samo merchantable, and to buy, sell and deal in the same, or any of them : 8. To carry on tho business of a mining, smelting, milling and refining company in all or any oUts branches : 4. To acquire by purchase lease, hire, exchange or otherwise sueh timber lauds or leases, timber claims, licenses tocut timber, surface rights and rights of way, water rights and privileges, mills, factories, furnaces for smelting and treating oros nud refining metals, building.", machinery, plant, or otherwise real or personal property as maybe necessary for or conducive lo thc proper carrying out of any of the objects of the Company : ii. To construct, maintain, alter, make, work and operate on tho property of the Company, any canals, trails, roads, ways, tramways, brid. ges and reservoirs, dams, flumes, race and other ways, watercourses, aequeducts, wells, wharves, pierB, furnaces, saw-mills, crushing works, smelting works, concentrating works, hydraulic works, electric works and appliances, warehouses, buildings, machinery, plant, stores-and Other works and conveniences whioh may seem conducive to any ot the objects ofthe Company, and with thc consent of the shareholders in general meoting, to contribute to, subsidise, or ottierwise aid or take part in any such operations, though constructed and maintained by afly other company or persons outside of tho property of tlie Company, and to buy, soil, manufacture und deal lu all kinds of goods, stores, implements, [provisions, chattels and effects required by the Company or its workmen and servants : 0. Th take, acquire, own and hold as thc eon* sjdoration for ores, metals or minerals sold or Otherwise disponed of, or for goods supplied or for work done by contract or otherwise, shares, debentures, bonds or other securities of or In any other company, tho objects of which-are similar to those of this Company, and to sell or otherwise dispose of the same : 7. To outer into any arrangement for sharing profits, union of interests, or co-operation with any other person or company, carrying on, or about to carry on, any business or transaction similar to that which this Company Is author-, lsed to carry on : 8. To purchase or otherwise acquire and undertake all or any of the assets, business, property, privileges, contracts, rights, obligations and liabilities of any person or company carrying on any I'tu'L of ihu Ij u Mi in* us which a company specially limited under said flection is authorised to carry on, or possessed of property suitable for the purposes thereof: jj, To borrow or raise money for tho purpose of the Companv, Imt bo that too amo-Wii so borrowed or raised shall not, without the sanction of a general meeting of the Company, exceed one-quarter of the amount of the paid-up capital for the liiue being, and for tlie purpose of securing such money and Interest, or for any other puipose, to mortgage or charge the undertaking or all or any part of (ho property of tho Company, present or after acquired, and to create, Issue, make, draw.accept and negotiate Eorpetual or redeemable debentures or de- entnro stock, promissory notes, bills of exchange, bills of lading, warrants, obligations and other negotluble and transferable instruments : 10. To distribute any of tho property of tho Company among tlio members In specie ; il, To soil, improve, manage, develop, cx-i change, lease, mortgage dispose of, turn to account, or otherwise deal with the undertaking, or tho wholo or any part of the property and rights of the Company, with power to accept as the consideration any shares, stocks, or obligations of ony'company the objects of which are restricted as aforesaid or otherw.se : lit. To do all such other things ns are Incident- til or conducive to tlie attainment ol the foregoing objects. Dec. 18. Smith c�� Co. 45 Bleary St, -Montreal Will bo represented ln Perguson three or (our days each month. Any orders lor clothing will receive closo attention and wo GUARANTEE A FIT. 1 f Our representative S. A, Scott is practical tailor and will make clothes fib. Hold your orders for him. Halcyon Hot Springs Sanitarium . . ��� ARROW LAKES, B.C. Situated 'midst scenery unrivalled for grandeur.' The most complete health resort on the continent of North America. Its baths cure all Nervous and Muscular diseases. Its waters heal nil Kidney, I.i ver and Stomach ailments, They aro a never failing remedy for all metallic poisons, completely purifying the system. TERMS-II5 to $18 per week, according to residence in Hotol or Villas. * Time Table. B. S. ARCHER OR S.S. LARDEAU. Running between Arrowhead, Beaton and Comaplix, commencing October 14th, 1903, will Bail as follows, weather permitting. Leaving Arrowhead for Beaton and Comaplix, twice daily���101c and &k, Leaving Beaton And Comaplix for Arrowhead, twice dally ��� 7:13k and 12;451c*. Making close connections with all C, P. H. Steamers and trains. Tbe owners reserve tlio right to change times of sailings without notice. Tha Fred Robin-son Lumber Co.Ltd ADMIMSTKATOll'S NOTICK. In the mutter of Allan Culrier, tfcoenseil, Freo Miner. NOTICE is hereby given ; all persons having claims against ALLAN CALDER, late of For. guson, B.c��� Freo Miner, deceased, are requested to send thu samo, duly verified, to tiie undersigned on or before the 1st day of December A.D..1_K)3 ; aud all persons indebted to the .said deceased are requested to remit the amount of said indebtedness to the undersigned forthwith Dated at Revelstoke thin liOth day of October, A.D. 1903. FRED FRASER, , Gold Commissioner, -Bevel-stoke, B.C. t'oitflleiilt. of (Mi.ii'iivenionts. NOTICE. Chicago. Metropolitan Fraction, Now York, Han Francisco. Montreal, lloston, Fairview and Chicago Fraction minoral claims, situated In the Trout Lake Mining Division of West Kootenay district Where located; On the North Fork of ihe Lardo river, about throe miles above Circlo City. Take Notice tbat f, Robert Hodge, as agent for The Metropolitan Hold and Silvor Mining Company of Lardoau, B. C, Limited, free miner's certificate No. Jt 07782, Intend, sixty dhys from tho dale hereof, io apply to tho Mining Reoordor for Certificates of Improvements for tlio purpose of obtaining Crown Grants of the above claims, And further tako noiico that action, under Srtctlnn 37, mi|M 1)0 eoinqjOfl0^ Wore the iBiutrcoof such (Vnitieato of Improvements. Da! dthis 20th day of Sor tombor, A. D. 10W, Do 10. ROBERT HODGE, NOTICE Public notice Is hereby iriveu that thc undor* signed Intend reapply under the provisions of the "Tramway Company Incorporated Act" and amended acts, for lhe Incorporation of a company with power to build, equip and operate a tramway and to construct and equip and operate telephone or telegraph Hues In connection thcrotvith, be.weeu a point on Trout lake, at or near tbe townsite of Trout Lakp and i; pojnt fjn Lardoau river, West Kootonay, at or near Forguson. B.C., with :branch lines from, at or near, Ferguson, B., C, to Circlo City ou the North Fork of Lardeau rivor, and to Ten Milo on the South Fork of Lardeau river. The general route of said proposed tramway i��id telephone or tolcgraoh lines shall be along or near tlio bonks oi Lardeau river and the North and South forks thereof. Dated this Kith dayof July, 1003. A, JOHNSON, ) j. A. DARRAGH, J Applicants. (���J.MieOARTER,) There is only one best mining Journal. That Is Mines and Minerals. It has a larger circulation than any two other American mining journals because It is the best. It is tho largest, bost illustrated and fcanflBomeHt mining journal in tho world. It is % mining paper for mining men. Subscription price f'2.00 per year. Send for freo sample copy. - Address MINES AND MINERALS, Scran- tim, P*��� U, S. A. Denver offices, Barth Bldg., ��tnv��, Col Certificate of Improvements. NOTIOE, Goldsccker Fractional Mineral Claim, situate In the Trout Lake Mining Division of West Kootenay District. Where located���On Silver Cup HJU. Tako Notice, that I, Ceo. S. M.-Cai-ier, Agent for Alfred O, Klrby, Free Miner's Certlflcute No. B. 07S85, Intend, sixty days from lhe dato hereof, to apply to tlio Mining Keeorder for a Certificate of Improvements, ior ibe purpose of obtaining a Crown if rant of the abovo olalm. And further take notice that action, under section 87, must be commenced before the issuance of such Certificate of Improvements, Dated this l_��th day of November, A. U. 1003. CEO. S. MCCARTER THE NEW AND ONLY MAP OFTHIS DISTRICT Certificate of Improvement!). NOTICK. Lucky Jack Fraction mineral elaim,sltuato'In tho Trout Lake mining division of W-'st Kootv,. nay district. Where located: On Up- east side of Poplar creek, about 1QD feet from tho railway Take Notice tbat I, Robert Hodge, as agent fdr E.If, Morgan, free miner's cerlfficalo No. B07-583-, intend, sixty days from the date hereof, to apply to the Milling Keeorder for a Certificate ot improvements, for the purpose of obtaining a crown grant of the above claim. And further take notice that action, under section it", must be commenced before thc is- suanocof such Certificate of Improvements. Dated this 3-Jlh day of September, A.D. lfKKt. Z;Doe. 11. ROBERT HODGE. Including the Fish Creek camp and Upper Dunonn River section, compiled by A. P. Cummins, P. L. 8., and s Shannon.lt. A., is now on sale at this ofilccl The ready sale of the map Is proving all we have said for it. The Trout Lake division is lithographed in black, the Lardeau In red,aud tlie Ainu- worth in blue. Even a tenderfoot could take a copy of this map and nnd any claim recorded in tho throe divisions, The 'mountains, lakes, creeks, wagon roads, trails, surveyed railway routes, and tne location and name (by a unique index) of every mineral claim in Uie district is shown. Next to Visiting the Country in Person This Map Takes First Place. In if fact every geographical feature Is so well defined that one can see at a glance the nature of our country and tho trend of tho elaim locations gives an Iii tell igible idea of the mineral belts running through the camp. It is certainly The Best Worth For One Dollar ever offered in the map line of a mining camp. It is the first complete map of the district and is selling well. It Is just what you are looking for. WE ALSO HAVE A FEW MAI'S MOUNTED ON LINEN, WITH A GOOD COVER, FOR TRAVELLERS OK PROSPECTORS, WHICH SELL AT *1,60. THESE ARE THE BEST VALUE, AS THEY WILL LAST FOR YEARS, Address your order,1 with an enclosure of a one dollar bill, [no cheques, orders, oto,] lo THE LARDEAU EAGLE, Ferguson, B.C. Mining companies or others ordering lots of 2U or more, maps will be supplied at 50 cents each. CASH HOUSE FURNISHERS !.....��.,. i >.��>. �������<�� ,..���������>>��� ��� t WE CARRY CARPETS, X I LlNOLEUMSt OILCLOTHS AND j t x CHINA HATTING* X I irqn oeos a s/w.a/ry j X $3 mid up, i ��� *��������-������-���-��� ���*���������*��������-�����.�������������.����..*��� J Goods can be furnished to any part ol Lardeau on very shOti notice as the service is such that delivery can be made in one day from Nelson, No Charge for packing .. ...44.4... .4............... 44 ... 4 ...... ^^jt4^++4+++++a-,-4++4-t++t. Funeral Directors and 1 Embalmers. X [Urailusto ol Myer's College of Embalming] I Can attend case at Ferguson at ten . hours notice if advised by wire. . ........... ..-.��_��.-���)..-..-.-��...��,... I D. J. Robertson tf O NELSON, B. C. PRIVATE DINING MOMS FOR LAMES. HEADQUARTERS PO* 1MMER- dAL AND MIXING .[EN. 'THEI BALMORAL HOTEL GORDON �� SLINGER, Props. CAFE OPEN DAY AND NIGHT UNDER SAME MANAGEMENT. SAMPLE ROOMS I!.' CONNECTION Ferguson, B. C, Opposite the Postoffice. Capital Authorized, Si,000,000 HeAD OFFICE: Capital (uaid up) - 2,1)811,200 Hest 2,o,")0,ooo Toronto, Ontario- Branches in the Northwest Territories. Provinces 'of British Columbia, Manitoba, Ontario and Quebec. T. R. MERRITT, President, D. it. WILKIE, Vioe-Pres. and G_. Man. W. MOFFAT, Chief Ins, lotor. E. HAY, Assistant Gon. Manager. Ferguson, B. C. Branch���A General Banking Business Trnnsactid. Savings Department���Deposits received and interest allowed. Draft. Sold available tn All part, of Canada, united SlateH and Europe. Speolal attention given to eolleetions and Mining Honda, W. MACDONALD Manuftjr Everybody Qur SlDOCial smokes AKD % The Union CIGKAR Theyaraall Union madeand of the Union Cigar best Havana Tobacco money can FACTORV, H.A, buy. Try one and satisfy yourself r> r. bs to tlieir quality. BROW N, rrop. ��JW<H|l****H|Kit^0**HMH��fM**MHiH_****J * r ..... _ I . Lardeau Hotel ft I We try to give satisfa tion to our guests. if W Laughton ��� Bros. >k Proprietors. ;$ 9 i LIVERY AND CARTAGE. F \ KIKKPATKICK & IIILLMATn f -^ Have Stables at Ferguson, Trout Lake and Beaton, ��* Wi ��<"' Where thoy keep light and heavy vehicles, single and ����� double drivers, saddle and pack horses for hire. -|f-' Also proprietors of the stage route running between -f* the abovo points, makin-r throe trips weekly. -^SATISFACTION GUABANTB1D= = \* ^^^^^W^WW^^W^ ~sg-*' Local and General. col- Dulto Champagne was over from Camborne Tuesday. , C. D. Edwards entertained his lady friends on Tuesday evening. Castle Edwards was a guest at tho Lardoau Hotel on the 2nd. Thos. Taylor, M.P.I' for Kevelstoke viiling, has boon elected government whip, The masquerade bail, hold last night in the Alexander hall, waa a great success. There Is excellent sleighing all over he I .ardeau. The stages get Into For- gusou nu time. Tlie Alpha group, just back oi Forguson, nits beon Bold to an English company. S. li. Kruger, representative of the Scranton schools, is iu Forg letting and soliciting. Tho weather is simply lino in this district, which is very helpful tor outside work that is being done. Miss Annie Williams returned from Fire Valley on Friday night. She wi remain in Ferguson for the winter. ,1. Blackburn was down 'rom Fivo Mile on W.dntBday night. Ho said things wore going in line shape in camp. . Puilditig operations arc going on nicely tit Five Mile, and tho compressor buildings will bo inclosed in less than a fortnight. Ii. Crilly returned from Camborne Saturday, alter having witnessed the starting of the stamp mill and ��� ompressor. Messrs. Gunn .'>. Wisenor ot tholm porial Hotel', Camborne, have dissolved partnership. Robt. Gunn will continuo the business, Phil O'Connor ot Poplar was a visitor lu Ferguson on Friday last, He reports that there is no cessation of act!- .ity in the gold town a3 yet. Thc Northwestern syndicate has been re-organized under the name ol tl.,* Cold Finch Mining Co., Ltd., with a capitalisation of *JUO,0OO with shares ul par. Mr. II. Reeves, J. V. Reeves' father, of Eganvillo, Out., arrived in town Tuesday night to visit his son, who still lies very ill in the Minors' Union hospital. D. McEachern, cf Rossland, visited l'oplitr Thursday of Inst week, and '.���anil! iuto Ferguson Saturday, t hi Monday ho went to Camborne to visit the Oyster-Criterion. (!. R. Northey lias purchased iho Camborne Miner from the Miner P. if: P. Co. In the valedictory article it Is stated that the paper has been run at a loss from the beginning. On Nov. 30tli in tho Victoria house now In session, McDonald ot Rossland, leader of thc opposition, attacked the 2 per ceut. mineral tax, McBride promised that if a good substitute for deriving revenue from mines were presented the government would be pleased io ntlopt 11. Mr. D. John, assayer for the Great Western and Silver Cup mining companies of Ferguson, will write at Victoria next week in the examination for assayors for license tn practise in tho province of British Columbia. Mr.John is an assayer of Great experience, having been employed at Swansea, Wales, the Lake of the Woods, and numerous other places. Local. With a Pay.treak. The Kaslo Smelter Tho Vancouver World of recent date had an article discrediting tho Kaslo smelter proposition. The writer took pains to show why in his opinion tho project was not feasible, and characterised reports to tho contrary as merely hot nlt-. Tho party seemed to think it absurd for a smelter to bo built in Kaslo that would have a larger treating capacity than the Everett and other big United States smelters. This merely shows thc gross Ignorance of tho writer regarding conditions and ore bodies in the Interior of B C, for there aro single mines not far from Kaslo that have sulllcient ore blocked out to keep tho Everett smelter running constantly for two years. The reason such mines aro not shipping is because they are too far from a smelter, and the rate for transportation and troatment would be too great. However, this matter .will bo dealt with at greater length in a subsequent issue, when we have more space at our dlipoMl. ' Old papers for sale at Eagle office. Lost or stolen, 2 masquerade suits. Finder will be rewarded. Apply " Soapy!l Smith. It pays to use tho telephone Atrip pan often ho saved to Trout Lake, Bea ton, Arrowhead or Comaplix by using the phono. Ollico in Cummins & Co.'s store. For Toys, Dolls, Rocking Horses, Dolls' Carriages aud Hantlsleils, send to the Canada Drug & Book Co., Revelstoke. They have u large assortment. i). J. Robertson and Co. of Kelson, havo one of thc largest and host, select- stocks of furniture in tho Koo.enay's. Just saluplo their prices. This year wo havo some beautiful Manicure & Toilet Sets, Well Bound Books, Gold Mounted Fountain Pens, and thousands of other excellent Xmas Gifts at tho Canada Drug &Book Co., Revelstoke, B.C. * Smokers: It you want tho genuine "Union" and "Our Special" CIGAR seo that "Uuion Cigar Factory" is stampod In gilt letters on every box. ���H. A. Brown, Revelstoke. B. C. When you go to Revolstoke, just go to the Cunada Drug & Book Co. fin*' Choice ot Thousands of tho prettiest ot Xmas Cards, and also British Columbia View Books, only 7Jc. each, showing beautiful mountain scenery. PROPERTY FOR SALE-Lot Xo. 10, itl block uo, on Main street, nest to Ferguson hotel, aud lots 0 ami 7, in block 1, also on Main street near post oliiec. Thoso are very desirable lots and can be purchased cheaply. Apply to E. G. Woodward, Eagle office. Scranton school men will be glad to hoar that thc representative will be around again iu a lev: days. Thoso that havo been considering some courso or another, decide in favor of the course ami yourself. Men have proven : a little sand aud an hour a day through the I. C. S. will raise your pay. "Trust no future," hut "Act! Act 1 in the living present." -f -**-> 4+ .���>+-.**.*>-������-*-*��������� **^**>-*- *���**��� j FEBGUSON j TTA/T <AT Mi Fresh and cured meats ot tho finest quality. We have Finnan Daddies, Tui'keys.Chicken, Lard, Bacon and Ham. t' I BURNS k (1 . t * *<.*������ ���"��������� ������������-��-��+�� ���>+.��� ���-�� ��� > * * ) Saw c�� Planing Mill.. Ferguson. B.C. Orders (or Rough and Drosaed Lumber Filled Promptly. Square Timber Supplied When Ordered. Leave Orders for Lumber and for Installing Electric Llght3 at A. O. CUMMINS' STORE. Frank LeBeau Proprietor. X I PROFESSIONAL j | I CARDS. ��-���> J ������,���,. * ��� 44 ��-^��*��-����-��**�� C\ B.N. WILKIE, ^���' ��� P. L. S. Provincial Land Surveyor Ferguson and Trout Lake. T Surveys made and Crown Grants ! Obtained. Office: - - Trout Lake. ��� j X-I. EDWARDS | ; T3 \ TAXIDERMIST, t Revelstoke, I yvrlLUAM A. BAUER, J DOMINION AND PROVIN-* X CIALLAND SURVIVORS. Surveyiof Mines, Mineral Cli'lras rot Crown Lnnils. Crown Ot 'jits 01)- tntncil nnl AB-OBSinciitn ..liiuivjeu for Absentees. otiices: cum borne find Vancouver WM. E. DEVEREUX, 1'. L, S., CIVIL and MINING ENGINE MR. nttiM. * - ��� - Boaton, B. 0 no BERT HODGE, BARRISTER, ETC. Solicitor for The Imperial lianH p-y-jusoii, U. C. OFI-ICE-In the Ophir Lado block. T] ABVKY.5ICCAHTER4 PINKHAM, Barristers, Solicitors, etc. oniccs: jiovclstokc, Golden, nnd Forgti- ���on. Solicitors lor Imperial'Bank olCutuuia (loo. S. McCarter. J.A. Harvey. A. M. Pinkham, ������TIRED 0. ELLIOTT, Barrister, Notary 1'uuTic etc. TROUT LAKE CITY n. C, AND FERC >���*-.��* ,*+-o**-^**>-*>+-��' ��-���-���>��� -**-->.-��- 'Y n. C.AND t 1CUS0N, B. C. I The b. c. ASSAY & CHEMICAL SUITI.Y CO. iM. VANCOUVEJi, II. C. Headquarters for Assayer., ntinlut; a-rum *.,ti,|,n,*s. Bole agents in u. <:. Ior Morgan Crucible Co., Unttcrscn, England; I'. \V. Urmia A: Co.'s Patent Ciuv I'll nmed, hlirl,or.i, etc.; Win. A Ins. worth &(JO.'fl Kino I'.iiliniccn elect USE. Watches, Clocks and Jewelry. Ihave high grade WaltUatn, Vanguard, Crescont, Street, C. P. R. Special, Elgin, Fathor Time, Veritas and B. W. Raymond's. 70 I have Eight-Day, Gong \u Strike and Nloklo Clocks. J. V. REEVES, Jeweler and Optician, Ferguson, b. c. \HAVE YOU seen] Our new fall stock of dry goods, booty and shoes, gents and ladies' furnishings ? Especially do wc invite your attention to our SS This is the time of year when colds are dangerous. Come and provide yourself against catching a cold. We have also a complete stock of groceries and hardware McKinnon $ Sutherland Get Your Winter �� ti IS 0 Two ears now on tho way. A car ot Fresh Groceries and Xmas goods just oponed up. Call and inspect our Full Line of Winter Goods Before buying. Big stock ot Crockery, Hardware and Dry Goods always on hand. GL B. Batho & Co., THE POST OFFICE STORE. THE KING'S HOTEL Well lighted and heated by hot air furnace. Tables supplied with the best the market affords. Rates $1.50 Per Day JAS. CUMMINGS, Prop.. Fergusoh, B. C. When you reach Trout Lake City put up at the Queens. Good accommodation ..Rest ol service .. Choicest wines, liquors nnd cigars..Fire proof safe.. Abrahamson Brothers, Proprietors. Packing and ��cr^!iZrackin^ .Freighting and fransfer Outfit. Contracts entered Into lor packing of Mining Supplies, etc., to any point iu tlie district. Good, prompt service, and any work undertaken guaranteed. Freighting from Thomson's Landing to Ferguson a speoialty. Headquarters at Ferguson, B.C. S. Daney, Prop. Perguson Hotet McDONELL �� BLACK. Proprietors^ FERGUSON, B. C.
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Title | Lardeau Eagle |
Publisher | Ferguson, B.C. : E.G. Woodward |
Date Issued | 1903-12-04 |
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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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