\ METAL QUOTATIONS __. Vew Vork Markets. $3.50 $]_."5 0 PTIP-' *��*>,, The Eagle is more widely CIRCULATED THAN ANV OTHER NEWSPAPER IN NORTH KOOTENAY���IT WILL BE FOUND AN EXCELLENT ADVERTISING MEDIUM. Vol III, No 53 Ferguson, B. C, February 13th, 1903 $2 a year A Strong Local Branch of Provincial Mining Association Formed Tuesday Night. In response to the call for a public meeting Tuesday night in the Eagle block to discuss tbe advisability of organizing a brunch of the B, C. Provincial Mining Association thore was an excellent attendance of representatives of tbe mining and business interests of tbo camp und much enthusiasm was Bhown ln the subject. It scorned to be recognized by all present that an opportunity had arisen whereby some thing of a substantial character might be done io the way of fostering mining, which industry is tho foundation of the province's wealth. The meeting was opened by W. Mac* donald moving, seconded by D. G. Forbes that Robt. Hodgo be chairman of thc meeting. The motion wus car* rled unanimously and Mr. Hodgo took tho chair and called tho meeting to order. B, G. Hodow theVi moved seconded by Harry Carter, that Frank Holten be secretary���carried. Mr. chairman explained tho object of the meeting and read tho circular letter from Victoria that has boon so widely circulated. He also, said the first question to decide was whether or not wo should form a branch of the association in Ferguson and called on gentlemen present for an expression of opinion. D. G Forbes, manager of the Great Western and Silvor Cup Mines, was the first to respond. He thought thoy had selected a poor speaker In calling on him, but he wished to say he was heartily in < sympathy with the movement that had brought them together. When ho was in Western Australia tho legislature was controlled by a few runners down at the In the same position hero. Tlie Inter osta of tho Interior were not given the attention thoy woro rightly entitled to. A. J. Gordon was the next speaker. He said be had rend tho circular letter and thought this was a movo in the right direction. Men are combining their interests everywhere for strengthening their particular branch of industry, und if organization was a means of good to the mercaut lie and like Industries it would surely prove a source of strength to the mines. Protection is given to most of the brunches of Canadian industry but the mines meet taxation on every side. He thought this occurred principally from a lack of knowledge on tlie part of the government, of the true condition that oxists, and when tho mem. bers become educated, as lt will bei remarkable fortitude part of this Provincial Association'sj]jret' women to bo h duty to see dono we may hope for bet ter legislation, Mr. Gordon concluded by moving that wo form a local mining association. This was seconded by H. Carter. H. Carter on being called on said he noticed that associations were being organized all ovor tbo country and If such an organization would assist other camps in the provinco It oertaln- ly would hero. S. Shannon responded to a call from the chair und said ho thought this an excellent opportunity for the whole province to band together and good results must certainly be brought about, lie wus heartily in uccord with thc movement. A visitor wus present from Trout Lako in tho person of O. B. N. Wilkie and on being asked foran opinion ho said he thought tho time opportune to put our wants in an intellignble manner before tbe legislatu.10 und he hoped for good results. Mr. Gordon's motion that we form an asssociation was put and carried unanimously. Mr. Macdonald moved seconded by Mr. H. Carter, that the officers of the association comprise a president, vice- president, secretary-treasurer, and an executive committee of five together with the officers making eight with power to add to the number. Mr. Hodge suggested that the , officers name the five members to make up the committee���agreed. The motion wus carried. Messrs. Holdich and Sutherland nominated Mr. Forbes for president. This was carried and Mr. Hodge vacated the chair in favor of tbe president. Messrs. Gordon and Holdich nominated S. Shanoon for vice-president; this was caiuied. Messrs. Hodge and Macdonald nominated F. Holton for secretary-treasurer,���cart-led. It was moved by R. Hodge, seconded by J. Comerford that those, eligible for membership be working miners, mine owners, merchants, profeslonal men, farmers and all those directly or indirectly interested in mining,���carried. On Mr. Gordon's suggestion the selection of a delegate was postponed till next meeting which will be held ln Eagle block Tuesday night, Feb. 17th at 8 p. m. At the conclusion of the meeting 20 paid the membership fee of (1 each and signed the roll and men were eagerly reaching for tbe pen when our reporter left the hall. The Dominion parliament was to have met on March 2nd but by proclamation dated Fob 4, the house has been further prorogued till march 12. Lord Roberts has been elected to the presidency of a new society In London, called tho semi-teetotalers. The pledge of the society is not to drink between meals. Many thousands of signatures have been obtained. Colonial Secretary Chamberlain is const and be felt that we wore much I meeting trouble from General Chris tsin Dewet in his efforts to socuro a peaceful settlement of affairs incident to the late South African war. Tho Standard Oil Company through its president John I>. Rockefeller Is making strenuous efforts to prevent passage of tho anti-trust bill In the United States senate. Winnipeg defeated Montreal in tbe match for tho Stanley Cup. Tho gamo was ono of tbe bost ever played for tbe cup. Incitement ran high and every good game was cheered by the crowd. Two women, Amelia Sack and Annie WaltorB, baby farmers, were hanged at Halloway jail, London, England, on Feb. 4th. Unaided they walked to the scaffold and displayed These are the > hanged in England since March 1900. , Gus Qlsen and Gus Feltz were overcome by gas at the Kootenay mine, Rossland, on tho 3rd inst. .TjV,. Mackenzie, head timbermun employed at the Black Bear mine, Rossland, suffered a severe accident on Tuesday. I'ho strike of Montreal street railway employes has been settled. The men got ten per oent increase in pay and recognition ofthe union. Hon. W. C. Welle, chief commissioner of linds a id works, Is In very poor health according to advices from VK'to ia, and may have to undergo an operation for appendicitis. The Electric Light Plant Purchased by Smith & Labeau. Will Add More Power. The electric light waa turned on last weok but it was found that thore was not enough water head to give sufficient power to produce a good light, so on Saturday tbe plant was turned over to Smith & Labeau, proprietors of tbe local saw and planing mill who have a water right on the same creek that is used for supplying power for the power house of the electric light. Smith &.Labeau had a force of mon working all week shovelling snow, etc. in order to increase the water supply. The new proprietors expect no difficulty in providing the necessary power and hope to turn on the lights again noxt Monday or Tuesday. The unusual depth of snow has proven a serious drawback but when the light is turned on again it Is hoped there will be no further trouble. Smith & Labeau ure worthy of congratulation on the good stroke of business in securing control of the electric light. For Love of Children, A telegraphic dispatch emanating from Geneva states that the legal adviser of the former crown Princess of Saxony has made the announcement that M. Giron will leave Geneva immediately to join his family. He having brokon off all relationship with the princess in order to permit of tlio reunion of the princess and her children. Fire At Ke.elstoke. Fire on Sunday entirely destroyed tbe building und stock of Morris & Steed, general merchunts of this city. The storo wus loautod in the old town, and a heavy stock was curried. The business was fennerly carried on by H. N. Coursier. The stock of general merchandise snd drygoods wus vulued ut $9000 und the building at $2000. Tbe loss Is almost entirely covered by insurance Tho origin of the lire is unknown. The bluzo was confined to the Morris & Stood building.���Province. A change made In the arbitration commission on the Alaskan boundary bus mado its findings subject to the approval of the United States senate. RoBslund's winter carnival opened with a grand masquerade at tho rink on Wednosduy thc llth. Tomorrow will be the last day of the carnival and will wind up with a carnival ball. Macpherson wus elected in Burrard Foley being a close second and Mclnnes lost his deposit. THB CHURCHES. Methodist. Service will be held in" Eagle hal every Sunday commencing at 3 p. in., ana alternate Sundays at 8 p. m. All are invited to attend. ��� S.J. Green, Pastor. An_-iio*en. - *' '* -'*.'..*'' Divine sorvlce will be held every alternate Sunday in Eagle hall at 3 ln tho afternoon. An Invitation to attend is extended to everybody- Hi A. Solly, Curate. Wheat Raising Company. Tho Star's London cable says: The prospectus Is widely advertised today of tho British-Canadian wheat raising Company, with a capital of $1,000,000, divided into 200,000 shares of $5 each; 110,000 shares aro held ia reserve. Tho vendor, J. Richard Browne, of Montreal takes 00,000 shares and tlio remaining 50,000 are now offered to the public. Tbo object of tlio company is to acquire 20,000 acres J of land in Assinaboia to be held under govornmont grant in per- pcrpetuity. The company estimates at least 30 bushels per acre and allowing for cost of cultivating atid-fthresh- iug, it Is anticipated a net profit ot $130,000 per annum, at a selling price of 80 jcents per bushel can bo made. Tho directors are J. Richard Browne, Montreal; E, G. McEnery, chief engineer, C. P, It.; Thomus Mayne Duly, Winnipeg; J. U. Gregor, Quebec; William Johnson, Winnipeg; Hugh R. Cameron, Winnipeg; Charles Casgrain, Montreal;.and two others to bo elected by the English shareholders after allotment of shares. The presence of E. H. McEnery on the board is taken to indicate that sho company has the backing of the C. P. R. Planting will be commenced in April. The Copper Market. Tho copper murkot gains steadily in strength. Lake copper is now firm on basis of 12} cents the pound, with other grades in proportion. A feat uro of tbe situation is the scarcity of offerings. During the past month producers have held tbe whip handle without question, and they have not been slow to take advantage of their position. It is known that consumers of the middle states have within the past few days scoured the market with a view of getting concessions, but without effect. On every hand there has been uniform firmness, and it is conceeded thut an Imperative order for any great [amount of copper, deliverable during the next six months, could not bo obtuined at ruling prices. It is froely predicted in many quarters that the metal will advance to 13 cents und above within tho immediate future. A number of tho principal producers aro apparently sold up woll Into future months, and yet it is claimed that some of the heaviost'consumors have not stocked up. The statement in a current weekly market letter that Lake copper is now selling on a basis of 13 cents tbo pound might bo nil right ono weok from now, but ut the moment it is premature. Copper is still obtainable in certain quarters at 12t cents, and according to New York advlceda.fow small speculative lots havo boeff offered at 121 cents, Copper interests aro quite generally agreed tbat 13 cent copper is not far away, but it is not yet hero. Dawson Camp Active. During the calendar yenr of 1002 the gold commissioner's office at Dawson did a-great deal of work, indicating the continued activity of tho camp. Mining licenses Issued numbered 0,056; Claims renewed numbered 4,451; claims relocated, 2,040; grants issued to near placer claims, 1196. The fact that a great number of claims woro worked in the camp Is shown in the statement that 5,531 certificates of representation were, issued for an equal number of claims. , .Only 56 claim owners .preferred to -jay $200 rathor than- do* assessment Work on claims.���Western Mining, world. King Edward caught cold while planting trees yesterday, so it is just possiblo that be will let his hired inau do the bulk of the spring plowing. Smallpox is prevalent in some parts of Ontario. A Lengthy Report Issued and Recommendations Made to Convention Secretary. Not having sufficient space for tbo full report of the silver-lead delegation which visited Ottawa, we givo beloiv the reeommoiidations of the delegates. In order that the support of thc commercial element may continuo in increasing activity, and that further cooperation of laboring, agrarian, and political interests may be assured, wo earnestly reccommend: 1. That a paid secretary be cm ployed to attend to correspondence and other necessary business. 2. That the senators and members of the Dominion parliament lor this provinco be requested to appoint an early date and place of meeting with a delegation representative of the silver- lead mining industry, and that efforts be made to secure the co-operation of this delegation of tho commercial, laboring aud political organizations of this section. 3. That, with tho co-operation of the local boards of trade, a representative be sent to tho Northwest Territories aud Manitoba to solicit thc endorsation of the farming communities. 4. Thut a delegation consisting of thoroughly well informed men. be sent to Ottawa when parliament convenes, to assist our member in advancing -our necessities from tlie standpoint of thc praetlcal.minet*. We believo tlio government realizes the exigencies of our case and the necessity of- according'us speedy relief; that a growing public sentiment en dorses our request for adequate tariff adjustment, and that tlio foregoing recommendations if acted or,, will stimulate this sentiment, and by the forco of expressed public opinion nullify the arguments of politicnl extremists, or of thoso whose interest.-* ure inimical with tlieir own. A Wealthy Province Tbe Winnipeg Free Press of Feb. 2nd has the following; Mr. J. P. Earngy, editor of the Rossland Msncr and proprietor of tho Hat Portage Minor, passed through the eliy yesterduy on his way from Rossland to inspect bis interests at Rat Portage. Iu conversation with a reporter ho stated that there is miloll Improvement In the mining tone of British Columbia, and prospects of increased activity during the coining season. In tho past the chief attention has been paid to high grado ores, but with improved machinery it has been shown that low grude ores can bo treated with profit. Ores that would only yield from $2 to $4 per ton havo hitherto been completely ignored. Arrangements ure now being made ito install mammoth plants to treat these, which will mean a largely Increased mining population and business. Mr. Earngy considers British Columbia to be the richost province in tho Dominion and richer by fur than -any the states of the Union. What has been accomplished lu mining mutters he declares to bo only a foretaste of what will be dono during, tbo next decade. S. E. Parrish has succeeded John H- Mackenzie in tho general management of the Le Roi mine and North- port smeltor, atllhe Lardeau Bz^le Published every 1'rMay at Forguson, B. C. by E. 6. WOODWARD, tu whom all corrosnoudouco should be mailed. amendment aims to enco'.ir.ige llic .melting of the .ores within the state but we think another means could be found to accomplish this worthy object, such as a bonus to smelters and encouraging legisla tion. Subscription Rales: **''.M i".*r minimi, to any address in Amortoiii .!.'���-. for six months' t: W n yoar to foreign addresses. No pay, uu pu|.er. Job Printing: Tin* Eaglo Job department lc tho best oqmpped oiiico, and the only office which '*:ui furnish tho typographical union label in North Kootonay; a guarantee in itsell o; -['lo'l work and promptness. Adv6rtlslng Rates: Display mis., ,1.00 por single column inch por month. Legal ads., 12 cents *-or (nonparlel) lino fur tlrst Insertion; h nents per lino for eaeh additional insertion. Heading notices Id cents per line oaoh Issue. Ninety duy 1.*;rnt UOllei's, .10.: sixty (lavs, |7.5tl| tun'.y an..., - . .\��� . il*. iH-i-.-jiteil atftissthan th*j 0 ratos. .Ne loom l>,r iitmck Ada. f jur weekly Insertions constitutes one month's advertising. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 13 1903. In our article in last issue on the Nettie L. mine, we inadvertently left out the names ot Chas. Short and D. Champagne in referring to those who had the contract on thc Ajax. The two above mentioned were running a machine in the tunnel at the time of onr visit. EDITORIAL MOTES. It is desirable that a large.number turn out to the meeting of the mining association in Eagle hall next- Tuesday night, when a delegate will be chosen to attend the Victoria Convention and a discus- cussion will take place ol the objects to be attained by the association. It seems to us that this is an opportunity ot which the greatest possible advantage should be taken. In thc first place to build up a strong local and then carry the enthusiasm to Victoria through our one or more representatives. Therefore the most,important object to work for at present is to get a strong membership enrolled, then turn out Tuesday and have a rousing meeting and have our delegates carry to Victoria a hatful of good ideas to put before the convention, At the said convention it is most probable that standing committees will be appointed to prepare a memorial to be submitted to the provincial house at the forthcoming session and this document will be prepared in a large measure from the conclusions arrived at in convention. Therefore we trust that every man who can will turn out to the meeting Tuesday night. Senator O'Neill, of Idaho, has a bill before lhe state senate providing for ilia taxation of mines on a basis of iheir net proli!. The bill is strongly upheld by Ihe mine owners and mining promoters throughout the state, but many of the taxpayers are opposed to it, and un amendment has been prepared to make the taxation apply to the value of the ore deducting only the cost of mining. This seems to us hardly fair treatment ol the mine operators tor any commodity, is practically valueless until it is reduced to a marketable state. One would thin!*; it most unprincipled to tax the farmer for his '. crop of wheat, valuing it at the ^.^^jv^iarke^v.-i^. _.t lhe sea board; yet ���-��_����� '.ibis !? precisely what is sought to *��� be dfltfe' to ��� tlie miners, only the ".hoc is on the other foot, One excuse advanced is that the The Eagle block has a unique svstem of waterworks, the principle of which is quite easily understood; but it is hoped that it will not be generally adopted for it has disadvantages. Shower baths given free of charge. Halcyon Hot Spings Sanitarium , . . ARROW LAKES, B.C. Blt'iaf*od_mldst 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 all Kidney. Liver and Stomach ailments, They lire a never falling remedy lor all metallic poisons, completely purify* Ing the system. TERMS���115 to sis ner week, according to residence ln ilotel or Villas, Watches, Guards, and jewelry. "."..; I sold noarly my entire stock at Xmas time and havo uow a new and up to dato lot of goods. Ploaso call and examine. J. V. Reeves, Ferguson THE NEW AND ONLY OFTHIS DISTRICT ��� Including thoFishCrceltcamp and Upper Duncan Rivor section, compiled by A. P. Cummin8,P.L.S,,and s ���shumum. B. A., is now on Hale at tliis Olllco. Tlio ready sale of tlio man la nroving nil wo havo mild for It. I'ho Trout Luke division is lithographed in black, thc I.firdi'iiu in red,tuul tho Alns- worth in bluo. Kvon a tenderfoot could lako a mpv of this man und lind any claim recorded in tho tliroo dlvlaloim. The mountains, lakes, creeks, wagon roads, trtulu, surveyed railway routes-, nnd iho locution and name (by a unique Index) of every mineral Claim In lhe district is shown. Next to Visiting the Country In Person This Map Takes First Place* In fact every geographical feature Is bo woll dollned that one ran see at a glnnce tho nature of our country find thc trend of thc claim locations SivuH un intelligible Idea of the mineral cits running through thc eamp. It is certainly The Best Worth For One Dollar ever offered in the map line of a mining camp. It Is tho first complete man of tho uifltrlut and Is selling woll. ft Is just , what you nre looking for. \\'\Z ALSO HAVE A FEW MAl'H MOUNTED ON LINEN. WITH A GOOD COVER. POR TRAVELLERS .OR I'ROSI'l.CTOUH, WHICH REI.L AT 11.60. TIIEHE ARK THK HKHT VALUE, AH THEY WILL LAST FOR YEARS. Address your ordor, with an enclosure of a ono dollar bill, [no chequoB, orders, etc.] to Mining companies or others ordering lots of 20 pr more, maps will be supplied at 50 cents each. THE LARDEAU EAGLE, Ferguson, B.C. . (it, MILK JO* There is no item that enters into the economy of the household that is so important to know all about as the one o�� Milk 'bjl M,i*-Ili0"��* pr��r.cM��n..."" 7^*3 CONDENSED M'1-^ '��� -g^igj-icin Slrcci,New_StBg Borden's * Eagle Brand Condensed Milk n 11 is absolutely pure, perfectly prepared and full cream. For more than 40 years it has been tlio favorite brand. Avoid unknown brands. BORDEN'S CONDENSED MILK CO., New York. "il* SOLD BY McKINNON tf SUTHERLAND, FERGUSON. w Drugs aot Stationery Prescription.*; Carefully nnd ..Accurately Compounded., A. F. RANKINE P. O. BLOCK, FEItGDSON, B. C. A ������������� �� > �� < ��� J. O. PIPER, Trout Lake. A A -fc A **fc A (LAA-A Thoro is only one hest mining Journal. That is Mines and Minerals. Lt has a larger circulation than any two other Aiaerloun mining journals because it ia the best'.' It ia the largest, best Illustrated and handsomest mining Journal in the world, It Is a mining papor for mining men. Subscrlp. tion price 92.00 per year, Sond for froo sample copy. Address MINES AND MINERALS, Scran- ton, Pa., U. 8, A. Denver offices- Barth Bldg,, Denver, Col. The Townsite of- FERGUSO The Pay-Roil Centre of the Rich Lardeau District. Buy Lots Now And Get in on the Ground Floor ���������,.... i_A i ���W kno I Gol JI ticu The Lar eau is the richest known mining district in British Columbia and the mines, particularly those about Ferguson, contain large quantities ot ore being big as well as rich. Several new properties will ship ore during the coming year and the town is sure to double in size Buy a few lots now before the effect of this year's progress sends them up, may- fcap beyond your reach. i Business Lots $150 up. Residence Lots $75 up. For Further Information Apply to Henry Floyd General Agent, ���Revelstoke, B. C. . Certificate of Iiiip.ovcn.onts! Notice. N'i'trii':.. Praotton, No. i Fr�� it i.i i mineral olaims, * ini-i.*- Laki mintngdlvlsionofWestKoo ji'.viii'rolociited.-oii Nottie L. ra TAKE NOTICE that I, Go-arm Hi'tiiii! n" agent for the Groat W Limitu'l Liability, Preo Minors' H. Ill" iutcml m diiya frum tl ctioi and Copper n the Trout onay district. ..���mum, B, -McCarter, 'Stern Mines, lertifloate No late hereof to the Mining Reoorder for a Certificate of imi ovements for the purpose of obtaining a iu ��� ui-inuit ��[ Uie above clitl ins. AND FURTHER TAKK NOTICE that action under .section 87 must, be commenced before tii.; ix-uance of sucli certificate oflinprove- IIH'I I' id thia 28rd day of January.A.D., 1W3, QEO. 8. MCCARTER. Grout Wfldtoru nines, Llmltoil and Double lSugle M. & I). Co., Ltd. / Notice Is hereby orlven that any written transfers of stoi-k in either of those companies that have not yet been sent in lo the oillco for registration and the issue of proper certificates for them, must bu sent in by tho lust day of February. 1908, as they will not be recognized after tbat date. Ferguson, B. 0. Jan. 20,1MB. a. if. holdich, See'y ���I'. ���- * United late of North America THIS IS T u K UNION LABEL nl tlio Untied Uattera ,il North Amur!���. 'Vhiju you Hre tun* IlK II FUR HAT, lllier soft or sllff, nee to It Hint the genuine union Label is ��,*wi:il In It. II a retailer tin. looso labels in his nossesslon ami oilers to put oue in a hat Ior you, do not patronize him. lie has not any ncnt to nave looso labels. Loose lnbels in retail stores are eounlerleits. Do not listen to any explanation as to why the bat has no Inbel. The Genuine Union Label is nerlorateil on the lour edges oxaetly the name as a postafte stamp. Counterfeits ur*�� sometimes perforated on threo of tiie edees, and sometimes only on two. Keep a sharp lookout Ior the counterfeits, Unprincipled manufacturers are using them in order to get rid of Iheir scab-made hats. Tho John II. stetson Uo. of Philadelphia, I'a., Is non-union concern, JOHN A. MOEFITT, President, Orenge, N.J. JOHN PHILLIPS. Secretary, H 767 Bedford Ave..Brooklyn, N.Y ������������-���������-����� ������-���>������>������-�� The Double liluglu Mining and Development Co., Limited. TAKE NOTICE tlmt a special General meeting of the Shareholders of tho Double Eaglo Mining it Development Co., Limited Liability, will lw held at the office of the Company at Korguson, R. t'., on the7th day of February, 1908,at the hourof s p. ut,, tor thc purpose of considering the affairs of the Company generally and, If deemed advisable, to pais resolutions authorizing the Directors to sell for snub price and upon such terms r�� thoy nee lit auy tir all of the real estate of the Company and the Interest of the Company in certain ol tlie minoral claims of the Company to provide funds to meet the liabilities of the Company and authorizing tbo Issue and sale of further Treasury Shares of ,tho Company to provide working capital for the Companv. Dated this 10th day of January, A. J). IMS. A. II. HOLDICH, ttOS02t Secretary. C.irMflcnte of Improvement!., NOTlCl.. ,'Culbcrt," "Handy," "Handy No. 2.," ������Lynch," ^������i,mv," ("Low Fraction." mineral claims, situate in tho Trout Luke Mining Division Of West Kootenay District. Where locatod:��� Near Lynch creek on Lur dean river. Take notice Hint I. A.H.lTOyland, agent for W. N. Drayton, Free Minor's Certificate No. B50185 Intend sixty days Irom the date hereof, to ply to the Mining Keeorder for a Certificate u'drouu Grant ol tho'abovfi claims. Ot II ..Hr jupruvemenls, for tlte purpose of obtaining Time Table. a S. ABOHER OR S.S. LARDEAU. Running between Arrowhead, Beaton aud Comaplix, commencing October 14th, 1901, will sail as follows, weather permitting. Leaving Arrowhead for Beaton and Comaplix, twice daily���10k and 15k. Loavlng Boaton and Comaplix for Arrowhead, twice dally ��� 7:15k and 12;45k. Making close connections with all C. P. K. Steamers and trains. Tho owners reserve the right to change times of sailings without notice. Th3 Fred Robinson Lumber Oo.Ltd Smith & Co, 45BleurySt, * Montreal Will bo represented in Ferguson three or four days each month. Any orders for clothing will receive close attention and we I GUARANTEE A FIT. t Our representative S. A. Scott is a practical tailor and will mako clothes fit. Hold your orders for him. CASH BOOSE FURNISSERS *. *-*-���-��� . ���**-���-*-*������-��� ���-��� ���*>.����������������,..��, 4 WE CARRY CARPETS, | LINOLEUMS, OILCLOTHS AND CHINA MATTING. I IRON BEDS a Specialty !$5 and up. -"���*-*���������-��-��-���-���--���-*-���_-���������. ..���..--<-�� 4** Goods can be furnished to any part ol Lardeau on very short notice as the service is such that delivery can be made in one day from Nelson. No Charge for packing �����..<< �����-��+--���-��............ ***��������� _-����������������� International Correspondence Schools, SCKArS.0N' Ami further take notice that action under section :?7, must bo commenced before thc is**nance of anon Certificate of Improvements. Dated this llth day of January, A. D., 1903. u A. K, HEYLAND- ��� Nollee to Delinquent Co-Owner. To*-William IDnviml or whomsoever he may have transferred his ialcru.it In the"Clyde" and VClydoNo.2" Mineral claims, situated on Silver Cup Mountain adjoining the Lucia mineral claim ami *Hjj miles frum Ferguson, ln thc Trout Lake Mining Division, West Kootenav district of B.C. You are hereby notified that I have expended flSi Jn labor and improvements upon the above mentioned claim-* [since Oct. 7th", 1901, ntidor the provisions of the Mineral Act and If within !X) days from tbe date of this notice vou fail or refuse to contribute your proportion of tho above mentioned sum whieh is now due, together with all cost of advertising, roiirtinferost in (he said claims will becomo the propertyof tbo undersigned undo: seetion ���j of the Mineral Act Amendment Act liiiw. Dated al IVirguson, IL December. 1W2, this 12th day < NAPOLEON EMO Certificate of Improvements. NOTICE. Two and a Half; mineral claim situate In the Trout Lake Mining Division of West Kootenay District. Where located: - On Lado mountain near the llndshot mino. TAKK NOTICE that I, O. II. N. Wilkie, acting as agent fur thoOphlr-Lado Mining Syndicate, Limited, Free Miner's Certillcate No. B, 48172, Intend 60 days from the date hereof, to apply to the Mining Recorder for a Certificate oMinprovcmcnts, for the purpose of obtaining a Crown G rant of tho ubove claim. And further take notice that action, under section ;i7, must be commenced before the issuance of euoh Certificate of Improvements. Dated thia llth day of December, A. D, YM. 0-B.N. WILKIE Notice. Notice is hereby g ven that tho undorsigned will not bo responsible for any account except on puoductlon of a written ordor signed by the manager, Superintendent or Secretary. Ol'HIU-LADE MINING -SYNDICATE. LIMITED. 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A NEWSPAPER of GENERAL CIRCULATION, containing the latest news of the world, is equally necessary to you. The "up to date man" wilt 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. Perhapi you hav. aomethlni? to nell���a farm, a team, farm machinery. You may wisli to buy .cmethlnc. The best pi'flnjblo way to eot-i- Kunlcate with peoplo who win], to buy or nfll by Inserting a small ailvcrtlspmont In the Spokesman-Review. The price la the same In the dally and the Twlce-a-We.lt. ���J? IT DOESN'T COST MUCH��� 1 time... 2 times.. 3 tiir.es.. 1 timo... 1! time.*].. _ time.:.. 18 WORDS 24 WORDS It you wish to reach business men ami newcomers, use the DAILY. Farmers, stockmen, lumbermen and minora take tlio TWICE-A- WEEK. ..MOO THK Notice to Delliiquont Co-Owner. To a, !��� Kmltli nnd 1*. W, Hlnsdalo or tojany person or persons to whom the*,' muy have Iranslorreil their Interest* Ui,,t(io following mineral claims, tho "Molllo A " ��nd '/Cornier Koy" locatcil ut Short creek south of I'M efooltln tho Trout Luko mining division of West kootonay. , , *. , ,_ Take notice that wo tho nmlonlgnca huvo performed tho work nntl.recorded llic usscss* jnont on tho nbovo named properties for the yours 1000-11101 und In order to hold your Interest In said claims under section 24 of tho Mineral Act and lf within DO days of tho Ilrst -publication hereof yon full or refuse to contribute your portion of such expenditure together with the cost of advertising, your Interest in the sold claims will becomo the pro -ertv of tho subscribers undor seetion 1 ol Uie Mineral Act of 1900. . ��� .-.-Datedat Forguson, U.C. this 10th day of Dec. m ....... deem - *S'enea (HENRYSANN. JOE MOKETT .1 Notice to Delinquent Co-Owner. ToS f! McColl, or whomsoever ho may have transferred. hia Interest in the Triuno Frac- iKi No 11 mineral clulm, sltunted on Brown .reek ii ho Trout Luke Mining Division, ���Kit Kootenay District of B. C. You aro hereby notlllcd that I have expend y * in labor and Improvements upon ��������� mentioned fractional mineral (jd�� tfest Kootenay District Sovo mentioned fractional mineral claim OT*��k____jK��tei^A?^ bftto your ro ort'lon of the ihove nicntioned ��b��m, WlWrnow due' toRctliorj u..��n co.t of advertising, your Intcre claim. wlll.hecomo^o^^POrty SSS'oT Xe tUIng, your interest In tho ..Id c?ulm w" 1 SotnS tfio property of the under- Sd under section 4 of the "Mineral Act Amendment Aot 1900. davof Dntcil at Forguson, B.C., this 17th uayoi OctobcMHO-J. o.O.Woodrow. LARDEAU MINES, LTD. The threo claims owned by the compnny nre the "Lardeau Queen," the "Lnrdeau King" and tho "Lardeau Prince," all abutting ond to on,c|, through which throe leads pass tho entiro length, situated at thb liend of Lexington creek, In tho Lardeau mining division of Wost Kootenav,, British Columbia. These'throb eluiiii9 llro located on the western slope ol Goat Mountain, the linen being noi-.h-wos.erly and south-easterly, and form ono complete portion of Mineral land of about 150 acres. Tliey he oast loss than four miles up from Pish river. The group lies in the "Sitting Bull" and "Wild West" belts, two of tho strongest nnd best lenown leads In that district, nnd work already done nn apjacent detentions has given most satisfactory results as to extent of ore bodies nnd increased values with depth. Tho formation Is slate and schist, lying in an immense limo dyke, and the oropplngs of the leads nro generally topped with heavy Iron capping and quartz, which gives assays from *.S upon tho surface. * .,, VEINS AND WORK DONE Exploitation consists of two open cuts along tho surfaco for a distanco of, twenty foot, whieh exposed a body of argentiferous galenaovoi'Slnelies in width. The valuoof this oro body was$25.(i0 on the surface, but at a dopth of less than threo feet it has incroasod to $40.60. To tap this oro showing and the massive Iron capped lodge closo to which It lies tho present tunnol was commenced and is now In a distance of 82 feet. Another 85 feot ol crosscutting should reach this ledga at a dopth of about 125 foet. When 61 feot had beon driven, an almost'solld body of iron ore throo foot thick was encountered in tho tunnel lying against a wall ol slato. A sample at this point assayed $77.00 in gold, silver, copper and lead. At a distance of 14 feet from this lead a line body ol ore lias been ' encountered which, wben crossed, proved to be seven and a half feet 1 wide, carrying the finest looking mineral yet found on the property. ...A third ledge which contains the richest ore anil widest surfaco showing, will be reached about February 15t.li. This ledgo when 'encountered, will bo from 12 to 15 feet wide and great results are expected. The property has an excellent surface Bhowing. Tho average assays are most encouraging, considering tbe great width and con- tinuancy of the leads across the country with such great width and prominence of the surfaoo judging from other properties in the near vicinity, some of which are on tho same lead and have developed very rloh oro bodies. In conclusion I would say that the Lardeau Mines aro as good as any, if not the best, in tho vicinity, and I verily bolicve with a nominal expenditure, they should be rundo dividend paying in a short time, and I would strongly recommend extensive development toward that end. H. O. tncClymoat, M, E. For Further information, price of stock, etc., address LARDEAU MINES, LTD., B. Noi-bert Oulmette, oManager. Bank of Montreal Bldg., ROSSLAND, B. C. Funeral Directors and Embalmers. [Graduate of Myer's Coll0go��ol Embalming] 1 Can attend case at Ferguson at ten hours notico if advised by wire. \ D. J. Robertson & C^ NELSON, B. C BS^-I^SSSi PRIVATK DININfi lOOMS FOU LADIES. lllCADQl*/.KTEI.S I'tlli COM.-KR. ;*vj ClALAXD MINIMI JIKN. ''���M :thei BALMORAL HOTEL | CORDON �� SL1NGER, Props. BJ CAFE OPEN DAY AND NIGHT UNDER SAKE MANAGEMENT. Pi P_H SAMPLE itOO.VS IN CONNECTION Egl Ferguson, 13. C, Opposite lhe Postoffice. .*_.> Everybody Qlir Special smokes AND - Tho Union CIGAR Thoy nre all Unlnti mndoRiul en' iho hest Hiivnilft 'I'nbiirrn money can buy, Ti v one nml satisfy j'6urEol( ns to tlieir qimliiy. Union Cigar Factory, H. A. Brow n, Prop. R. S. WILSON, ffigh Class Merchant Tailor, KEVELSTOKE, B. O. r Any orders you may favor us with (Pill receive prompt attention. Vf!* BEST WINES, LIIMIOHS AND CIOARS. I1EST CUISINE SERVICE, 'iff *.. FINELY KCil.IlTEl.IIAl:. IIEPITTEI) AND REFURNISHED, jjj, BEST ll.m A DAY HOUSE T IN THE LARDEAU DISTRIOT. Ifi. Hotel La-rdea.ii w /. Laughton, Proprietor. FERGUSON, B. C. HEADQUARTERS FOR MINERS AND .MINIM! MEN.,.. \ TW NEATLY FURNISHED, iJj, WELL LIGHTED AND HEATED ROOMS. ���1^ _&H$H^*J$H$HH**$ *MH^-^&-$$H*H$H^-^ CONVENIENTLY '"- SITUATED ON VICTORIA AVE. Jjfe* ^���^^���A-A-At^i^i^j^J^^J^ -UNDER NEW M'.NIUEME.N':- THE prospectors1 Exchange ARTHUR EVANS, Proprietor. THOMSON'S LANDING, B. C. .fij TABLES SUPPLIED WITH THE (?�� ^���BESTIN THE MARKET** ���THE CHOICEST OF WINES.. ��>LIQUORS AND CIOARS ��� ���..����...*.<<����>>>�����>��<���>.''���"'��� : i . Local and General, ��� ��� t 4- 4 ��� ��������� Dan. Dunbar went to Revelstoko Saturday The new C. P. R. hotel at Glacier will cost'$35,000. r Messrs. Sawyer Bros, loft Monday lor Revelstoko. Mrs. J. McKinnon and children visit 3d Trout Lake Thursday. ; Barney Crilly was down from the Kettle L. mine on Tuesday. ! Geo. Proux of the Silver Cup, is bponding a few days in town. E, G. Hadow and J. A. Wetmore paid a visit to Trout Lake on Sunday. Skating on the lake wat stopped suddenly Saturday by tho heavy snowfall. Kossland's winter carnival promises to eclipse all former efforts in that direction. Tho oro shipments in the Rossland camp now average over a thousand tons daily. Arrangements are perfected for the big masquerade ball tonight. Don't bo an absentee. i The executive committee of the Ferguson Mining Association will meet Saturday night. . Henry Covington and J. Brady returned last night from a six week's visit to Revelstoke and other B. C. towns. C. D. Edwards came from Olds, Alta. on Saturday to spend the balance of the winter in Ferguson. Mrs. Chamberlain has beon presented with a casket of diamonds by the ladies of Kimberley. The Canadian Press Association held their annual meeting in Toronto on Feb. Sth and Gth. J. R, Tweedale, of the Imperial Bank bas been transferred from Revelstoke to the Nelson branch. Banks���I wouldn't marry the best woman In the world. BinkB���You couldn't. She married me thirteen years ago.���Ex. The Winnipeg curling bonsplel opened on Feb 5th with 171 rinks having entered for the grand challenge event. The entry list consisted of 103 rinks. Miss M. McCallum left Ferguson Saturday. She will visit at her home in Rovelstoke for a short time and will go on to Vancouver where she will mako her home. A very good move has been made by A, F. Rosenberger in organizing an annual excursion of American capitalists to tbe leading mining centres of British Columbia. Snow is still falling in quantity. Saturday night 12 Inches fell, Sunday night the fall measured 23} Inches and Monday night 8 Inches fell. We may look out for high water in the spring. A New Jersey man compelled his wife to gamble because she was lucky, and supported himself on her winnings. The woman's fatoseems to prove the old saw. "Luck at cards, unlucky in love." Lead and zinc mines havo been found in Greenland. Nature Booms to bave a trick of storing valuables where lt will tost tbo endurance and hardihood of man to get at them.���P. I. Thr little steamboat running be tween Arrowhead and Beaton became slightly disabled while crossing the Arm Wednesday and was forced to return to-Arrowhead for repairs. This caused delay to the Ferguson stage. It arrived Thursday at noon. A printing office in Michigan is opened and closed with prayer. This is a rare exception to the rulo as from time Immemorial it has beon tho custom for printing offices to be opened by the devil and closed by the sheriff. Ex. Lord Milner has asked to be relieved bf his post of Governor of tho Transvaal and Orange Rivor Colony and High Commissioner of Sonth Africa but has consented to remain in South Africa until July when he will be offered a high position In connection with India. BIRTH���A son was born to Mrs. McPhcrson of Trout Lake on the ilth inst. Hon. Edward Blako is about to return to Canada to re-enter public life. i A popular bishop of the Episcopacy in tho west stayed a fow days with a ranchman, When the bishop left, his host Bhook him warmly by the hand and said: "Bishop, we like you out here;you are not stuck up and you are no aristocrat We like you bo- cause you are so darned common and no gentleman. In fact you aro one of ourselves?" The bishop said he apnreciatod the compliment.--Ex. SJfjte*<*V tfe JitJii j-Sz sfajfejtksh sHusSA 3 yz-^_5*n��r_jr_-A ><F~*ir'-'is~Wv:V, tt, 4 I PROFESSIONAL * J CARDS. Locals With a l-aystrunk. All the latest books, magazines and periodicals for holiday reading in stock at the Canada Drug&Book Co.'s store, Revelstoke, B. C. Prompt attention to mail orders, It pays to use the telephone. A trip can often be saved to Trout Lake, Bea ton, Arrowhead or Comaplix by using tho phone. Office in Cummins & Co.'s store. * Smokers: If you want the genuine "Union" and "Our Special" cigar seo that "Union Cigar Factory" is stamped ln gilt letters on every box. ���H. A. Brown, Revelstoke, B. C. FOR SALE���A four roomed dwelling house and two lots on one of the best corners in tbe residence part of Ferguson for sale on easy torms. Apply to Eagle office. A. M. Craig still conducts the feed, livery and freighting stables at Beaton, and has saddle horses and light and heavy conveyances for hire at all times. His daily stage for Goldflelds and Camborne meets the steamboat on Its arrival and departure. THE INFANT takes first to human milk; that falling, the mother turns at once to cow's milk as the best substitute Borden's Eagle Brand Con- dens .'d milk is a cow's milk scientifically adapted to the human infant. Stood first for 45 years. Reduced to FIFTY CENTS A YEAR New Idea Woman's Magazine Fonmrly One Dollar THIS Is Ihe cheapest and best Fashion Magazine now before the American public. ltshows New Ideas In Fashions, ln Millinery, In Embroidery, ln Cooking, In Woman's Work and In Reading; beautifully illustrated In colors and in black and white. Above all, It shows the very fashionable New Idea Styles, made from New Idea Pat- terhs, which cost only IOC. each. Send Five Cents To-day foriBlngle copy of the New Idea Woman's Maoazinr. and sea what great valuo (or ih* monoy It can glvo you. :: :: :: THK KEV IDEA PUBLISHING CO. 686 Broadway, Now York, N. Y. IMPERIAL BANK OF CANADA Capital Authorlied, $4,ooo,ooo Capital {Paid-up) $2,863,932 Rest ��� ��� - - $2,438,595 HEABOFFICE, TOBOXTO, II. Ii. Wilkin, General Manager. Branches in Ontario, Quebec, Manitoba, N. IV. T. and British Columbia. AGENTS ANB CORRESPONDENTS. Rreat Britain���Lloyds Bank, Limited United States���New York, Bunk of Montreal. " " ���Chisago, First National Bank. " " ���San Francisco, Wells Fargo ,t Co's Hank, <> " -St. Paul, ISecond Nat'l Bank. " " ���Minneapolis, First Nat'l Bank " " ���Seattle, Seattle National Bank BRANCHES IN B. 0. Vancouver, Kevelstoke, Nelson, Golden, Ferguson Victoria. SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT. Interest Allowed nt current rates. A general banking business transacted. W. MACDONALD Local Manager. ���r -i VlvAl.&jAl.yAl-'.'h .tfa_rfi-rfz_sfe ifejSi OB. N. WILKIE, ��� p. h. s. Provincial Land Surveyor Ferguson and Trout Lake. Surveys mado and Crown Grants Obtained. Offloe: - - Trout Lake. ILUAM A. BADER, w DOMINION AND PROVINCIAL LAND SURVEYORS. Surveys of Mines, Mineral Claims and Crown Lands. Crown Grants Obtained nnd Assessments Managed for Absenteos. Offioes: Camborne and Vancouver Q SHANNON, B. A. ASSAYER and ANALYTICAL CHEMIST. Hf idqnBrtcrs for Information Regarding Lardeau rroprrtle*. Wiitefor Information- Call auil sea Samples. OFFICE: VICTORUAVE^..^^ ���ROBERT HODGE, BARRISTER, ETC. Solicitor for The Imperial Bank Ferguson, B. C. OFFICE���In tho Ophir Lade block. T] ABVBY, MoCARTER & PINKHAM, Barristers, Solicited, etc. Offices: Revelstoko, Golden, and Ferguson. 861ieitors Ior Imperial Bank of Canada. Geo.S.MoCarter. J.A.Harvey. A. M. Pinkham. -pREB C. ELLIOTT, Barrister, Notary Public etc. TROUT LAKE CITY B. C��� AND Ferguson, B. C. vy do V. le MAISTRE & J. M. SCOTT Barrister, Solictor, etc. BEVELSTOKE, B. C. J. M. SCOTT, A. B. L. L. B. LW. de V. le Matstre, M. A. �� j-^-zp-_5*r_*^7$r3^*$n^---*��;-rz*>J fbrgusonI Having purchased the Ferguson Meat Market we are prepared to supply our customers with all kinds of Fresh and oured meats. A good supply of Beef, Fork, Mutton, Sausages, Hams and Bacon always on band. P. Do You Know ����� That a man is moro manly wben he keeps his face cleanly shaven his hair neatly trimmed and uses tbo bath frequently. All tbe requirements of a Srst class barber shop supplied by.... i Roy Jameson s jSfrTp-J-A-zp-z-A-/^!, _p jji-zjr _js-7*s *i^s-z�� READ THE EAGLE. Seasonable Goods For Men Women and Children the Home, the Camp and the mine. At the big Retail Store Call and Inspect our new stock of Neckties. We have in stock a good supply of Borden's Eagle Brand Condensed Milk and Cream. Once tried you will use no other McKinnon c�� Sutherland], The Post Office Store \ FOR TWO WEEKS ^ Our prices will be down at Rock bottom, for Men's Suits and Pants to decrease stock before moving into our new building. Miners' Boots and Blankets. An assorted car of Fresh Groceries. O. B. Batho tf Co. Perguson Hotel McDONELL & BLACK. Proprietors. FERGUSON, B. C. THB KINO'S HOTEL Well lighted and heated by hot air furnace. Tables supplied with the best the market affords. ^ Rates $1 Per Day ___^_, MRS. A. M. STOKES. Fetguson, B. C. When ou reach Trout Lake City put up thc Queens. .Good accommodation ��� ���Best of service .. Choicest wines, liquors nnd cigars..Fire proof safe.. Abrahamson Brothers, Proprietors. i Packing andFergusoanJ^ ^ H'reigh.ting Transfer Outfit. Contracts ontored into /or packing* of Mining Supplies, etc., to any point in the district. Good, prompt service, and any work undertaken guaranteed. Freighting from Thomson's Landing to Ferguson a specialty. fi Headquarters at Ferguson, B.C. S. Daney, Prop.
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Title | Lardeau Eagle |
Publisher | Ferguson, B.C. : E.G. Woodward |
Date Issued | 1903-02-13 |
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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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Date Available | 2015-11-26 |
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DOI | 10.14288/1.0082257 |
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