/v l'oVinc '^'���orytebl 04 KITAL QUOTATIONS New Tort Market. Silver���Bar t 55 4.50 12.75 *L^rX=%, THB IA0LB IB MORE WIMLV CIRCULATED THAN AUY OTHER JJBWBPAPJK IN NORTH KOOTENAY���IT WILL DE FOUND AN EXCELLENT ADVEimsiNG MEDIUM. Vol. IV, No 51. Ferguson, B. C, JANUARY 29, 1904. $2 a Year ronij- -TD A MOT IN 111 Of all Property and Interests Belonging to The Ophir-Lade Mining Syndicate, Ltd. To The Groat Northern Mines, Ltd., I By Shareholders, Who Are Jubilant Over Prospeots. On Saturday the 16th inst, a meeting ofthe directors of the Ophir-Lade Mining Syndicjte, Limited, was held at tlie Criterion hotel, Camborne, commencing ut 7 p.m. The object of the meeting was to consider a resolution that was introduced by tbo manager to sell tho property of the company to Tho Great Northern Mines, Limited, and other business ol a general nature. The reoulution obtained the unanimous support of the directors, after which they dispersed. Shareholders' Meeting.. Immediately following the directors' meeting, an extraordinary general meeting of shareholders was held, at which tho resolution passed by tho di rectors in disposing of the property of tho company received unqualified endorsation* This was without exception tho hest attended and most enthusiastic meeting of a mining company ever held in lho Lardeau. Every person presont spoke to tho motion, whioh was carried with groat enthusiasm. Another meoting of tho shareholders in the Ophir- Lade Mining Syndicate, Ltd., will be held February 1st, to confirm the said resolution. The Great Northern Mines, Ltd. Afterwards, tho statutory meeting of the Great Northern Mines, Limited, was hold, at which the following direct' ore wore elected until the annual meeting next summer: W. B. Pool, J. J. Young, M.L.A., W. F. Cochrane, F. W. Godsal, ,1. A. Lade, E. M. Morgan, B. Crilly and Thomas Kilpatriek. Other matters of importance also received attention. At a meeting of the directors hold subsequently, W. 13. Fool was elected president and malinger ; F. W. Godsal, Vice-President! and Robert Hodgo, Secretary-Treasurer and Solicitor. Messrs. R, H Welsnu and I!. G. Matbows, both of Maclood, Alberta, who aro largely interested in tho Ophir- Lad�� Mining Co., attended tho mooting of shareholder*' ut Camborno. Tliey also visited the mines and mill, aa well as stopping olY at Poplar Creek, where they went all over tho Lucky Jack and Swede properties. Thoy wero very vory woll pleased with what they saw, and wont borne feeling they had made a very Interesting and instructive visit. ^ The system of taxation of minos and output ns in vogue in British Columbia, is hardly just or equitable to tlio miner or company. Assessments should be made on tbe net output of a mine, and not on tho gross output after deducting freight and treatment'charges. Inducements should be made to got capi. tul to invest in mining. Tax tlio profit and not the -enterprise. Whero such laws are In force in our Western states, the results are more than satisfactory. ���The Mining World, Chicago: Tho Estimates. Brought Down on Istli, Show I Large Decrease. The estimates of the provincial government were brought down on tho ISth instant by finance minister Hon. lt. G. Tatlow. They show a decrease in expenditure, of abouj $50,000 from the estimates of 190;i, being altogether 42,442,- 354.31. Thore is, howover, �� very sharp advance under the head of public debt from last yoar, for which public works and other departments of governmental activity havo to suffer. This year under this head tho estimate Is 5008,979.31 as against $517,329 31 last year. Civil government salaries aro reduced about $20,000, administration of justice about $11,000, whilo legislation goes up .{-1,000, partly on account of tho increased membership of tho legislature. Maintenance of public institutions advances about 818,000, aud charities and hospitals about '$5,000. About $0,000 is saved under the administration of justice, oilier than salaries. Education goes up $3,000, transportation $1,000, and miscellaneous $7,000. Public works decreased from $0OS,250 last year to $303,250 this year. Under this latter hoad thero are some startling figures for' members who ate fondly hoping for liboral appropriations with which to placate their supporters. Cariboo and Lillooet each get.,10,000, although thero is also a prevision of .20,('00 for tho main trunk road In Cariboo. Yale $11,000 Kamloops 9",000 Okanagan '7,000 Simllkameen' 7,000 Greco wood 2,500 Grand Forks 5,000 Rovelstoke 8,000 Slocan 5,009 Ymir 8,000 Kaslo 8,000 Columbia 0,0.00 Cranbrook 5,000 Fornio 5,000 In addition to the above, thero Is provision for a bridge over tho Elk river at Morrissey, $7,000, and ono over the Lardoau, at Poplar ereok, $2,500, and one over the salmon, at Yniir, $2,000. II FEBRUARY The Provincial Mining Association Of B. O. Preparing for their Second Convention. The Association has been [Successful in having Two Recommeuda- tions adopted by Legislature. competent to advise on matters affecting the mining industry! and it is impossible to believe that any government will persist in turning a deaf ear to suggestions so framed. T Mining is tho paramount industry of our province. The metalliferous, mineral and coal mining [industries stand by themselves as those which, in tlieir extension, Increuse individual rewards, not alone of their followers, but tlie followers of all oilier industries. Thoy are not competing producers, but, on the contrary, are competing consumers for all others. The development cf the vast minoral resources of*pur province is of vital, nevor-endlng importance, j and should bo encouraged by every pat- Tho campaign of remedial legislation' riotie resident. Every additional ton ol which was commenced by o'tiV associa-i gold, silver, copper, lead or other metal tion at its general convention in Febru-" or mineral having a commercial value ary last has been prosecuted with zeal produced by our mines adds new wealth by tho executive committee over since, to the province, and sends nuw money The legislature wasat that time in a I circulating through tho channels ol state of internal dissension, and unablo. trade and commerce, to give its attention to tho many press-' For the election of delegates, the pro- ing needs of the province. Nevertho- eeduro will be tho samo as last year, loss, wo did succeed in obtaining two el vix: Meetings to be called .and ono del- tho reforms 'recommended hy the asso- ogttte appointed thereat for each twen- ciatiou, vi/,: ty members or fraction of twenty mem* 1. The right of redemption of miner- hers. Delegates'credentials shall con* ul hinds sold for taxes. sist of a letter signed hy the local presi* 2. A provision enahling thc owner dent (oi* chairman) and secretary certl- of a group of crown granted mineral lying tho numbor of members in their claims to perform all requisite work - branoh, aud setting out the full names upon any one .of his claims. of those who have been duly elected as The association as you are aware, is delegates. Where branches havo not composed of men representing all class- yet bee:-, formed, the procedure is to call es of industry and politics in lho pro- a public meeting foi'tlio purposo of or- vinco; but tho association itsollisab- ganlzing sudh & body Jeletfbtl president, 8olutely non-partisan, Our objegt is to vice-president, secretary, treasurer, ox- seetiro relief Irom numerous artificial ecutlve and other necessary committees burdens whieh have, from timo to timo, for a period of oho year, been imposed upon tho mining indus-' Arrangements have been made) with I try. The welfare ot tho provinco de- '��� tho C. P. K. for special transportation mands reform, and our association, ��� rates to delegates attending.this con- guided by the wisost counsols it can ou-1 ventlon, and you aro requested to see list, is determined to secure it. that delegates from your branch aro 1 LEAD A Promising Property being worked Just below Ferguson on the Wagon road. Murray and Culkeen believe they Have what will Develop into A Gold Mine. Right ou thc main wagon road bet. ween Ferguson and Trout Lako thoro is a group of claims called tho "Lardo" group, consisting of two full claims and a fraction, whieh are owned by Jas. Murrayand Peter Culkeen. These two men are driving a tunnel from tho roadway, whicli cuts through the claims, into tho lead, intersecting the mountain almost vertically. There is a woll delined lead of quartz aud schist with free walls, aud the lead matter carries very-faii gold valuos. No assay tests have been made, but the quart/, gives plenty nf colors on being panned, and as worlc is done, the iron, with which is associated the gold, shows up more plentifully. This property is in a convenient place, and the showing is promising for a gold mine. The ownors intend to spend the wintei developing, and the " Eagle " wishes them success. Tliey deserve it and they expect jit, for they believe they have just as likely a proposition as the Eva on Fish ereok. The quart/, is oertuinly very similar, and they are in the same rich belt, Chamberlain the Imperialist. Hon. Joseph Chamberlain is still untiringly hammering away at his tarilT policy. Tho "Post" of Birmingham says: Tho movement for placing the Duko of Devonshire, president ol the libeuil unionists, at the head of the Ireo trado party has elfeeted a complete healing of the breach between Lord Rosebery, the former premier, and Sir William Vernon Harcourt, the well known liberal, and thut tho latter will shortly make clear his position aud will warmly support tho Devonshire-Rose hery combination, whieh is opposed to tho protective tarilT policy, advocated by Joseph Chamberlain, former colonial secretary. Many inlluentlal conservative.) aro urging tho premier. Bight Hon. Arthur J. Balfour, to refer Mr. Chamberlain's fiscal proposals to a grand parliamentary commission to roport on. It might be stated in this connection that should the proposals be referred to tho commission as suggested, it will mean their complete burial. Owing to the shameful mismanagement of our public affairs by successive legislatures during the last.five years, tho provinco has been brought to the verge of bankruptcy. Is it not time for the peoplo to insist that henceforth fully informed thereon, In order to profit hy those special rates, dolcgates must purchase, within threo days ol dato of convention, Ilrst class, lull rate, one ivay tickets to Victoria, and obtain certificates to that effuot on standard wisdom, rather, than folly, and careful- j certificate forms, which will be supplied ness, rather thau recklessness, shall by.tiotet agents uponSappllcatlon, Up- Oashel Intercepted. The condemned murderer, Ernest Cashel, who broke jail after disarming his mounted police guard at Calgary, and made his escape early In December last, was discovered in hiding,In an old cellar near Winnipeg on the 24th inst. He appears to bo in an enfeebled condition, and no doubt experienced groat hardships sinco his oscupe. He was taken in charge By tho police, aud placed behind the bars, and will bo sent to Calgary immediately for executed. guide tho destinies of our people ? Tho association is not yeti.i year old, yet It has already accomplished muoh by its constant devotion to the interests of the mining industry. At its lirst convention, it adopted means to successfully settle the Pernio strike, whieh threatened to close up all tbejualnes of on arrival at Victoria, delegates must hand iu thoir certificates to tho secretary for Indorsement. If fifty dolegatos hold standard certificates, duly indorsed, they will receive Ire,* transportation upon presentation of samo at ticket olfloe ; if fifteen o.' more, the return fare will be one-third the full one! the Kootenays, and step the circulation : way rate; if fourteen or less, tho return of upwards of $400,000 disbursed month- faro will bo two-thirds tho full one-way ly by the affected coal mines and de-' rato. poudunt Industries. In order to inform i Delegates must NOT purchase return tickets, as thoir doing so will interfere with other delegates obtaining the re- 1903, I enclose a brie! statement of the remedial measures recommended, after careful deliberation, by the convention nnd its oxecutivo committee, if theso measures receive, at tlio hands of the legislature, the prompt and<favoraole consideration whicli tliey deserve, we shall soon witness a great and permanent improvement in our mining conditions. Our second convention will bo held in Victoria during tlio weok-'commen- cing Monday, 22nd Fecruary, 1904. We occupy a far stronger position today than we did at tho first convention. We now havo tho results of nearly a year's deliberations, by those most duction. Do not omit to notify thc secretary of the number of dolegatos appointed from your locality, that this olileo may he fully posted. Dolegatos may havo their mail addressed care of the Association, P. O. Drawer (151), Victoria, B.C. All communications to bo addressed to Tho Secretary, at the abovo address. By order of tbo executive, JOHN KEEN, President. Rev. A. K. sharp proachod to a very fair congregation in the Eaglo blook Sunday night last. 4 Conservative Nominee. ..lili-tiu Itiu-i'lll of Oram! Porks To Contest Yuh'-L'nril'uo. A dispatch from Kamloops dated Jan. 22iul says tho conservative convention was held here yesterday, and resulted in tho nomination of JI. Burrill, of Grand Forks, as tbo conservative candidate. There woro eighty-nine delegates present, cue delegate being allowed for each twenty votes cast at the provincial elections. The total voting strength including proxies was three'.hundred ami nine, Qx-premler Setnlln was chairman of the convention, ami J. T Robinson secretary. Three nominations wero received. M. Burrill, of Grand Forks was proposed by .1. P. Gray, of Greenwood, seconded hy Isaac Crawford, .f Grand Forks. W. L. Shatford, of Venn)", pro] ised by Price Ellison, Booonded hy W. A. Johnson, ofQuesnel Fork-*. .1. T. Rubinson, of K.unloops, pro. posed by mayol' Mlchol and seconded by .lanies Gill, of Kamloops. Each "f tho three candidates addressed the convention, and tlieir qualifications were freely discussed during their absence before the vole was taken. Thc Ilrst ballot resulted in Shatford receiving 111 votes; Burrill Mil ami Robinson 54. Robinson was dropped and a second ballot gave Burrill 1117 and Shatford 13S. Burrlll's nomination was made unanimous on motion of Shatford seconded by Uobinson. Geo. B. Batho & Co. mado an assignment tlio first of this week for the benefit of their creditors. Mr. I.amborton. accountant for Kelly, Douglas *. Co., of Vancouver, took charge of tho store nnd Btoek. An inventory was made, and tho storo was re-opened (or busin. ess c_ ',Y-iiinosday by Mr. Lamberton. Lardeau Eagle I' Itshod civorv Friday ut Ferguson, 11. C by E. G. WOODWARD, t.i whom all correspondence should be mailed. Subscription Rntes: f-.oo ]"'r annum, t" ,,-iv nddross'.n Auicrlen}. 1.28 lor six months; ���-.'..'.ii., vo.u* to foreign addresses, No pay, no ponor. Advertising Itatos: Display niis���,i.(��) por slnjrle eulumu lm*l. err month. Lotial ads., !'-' eeuts per (nunparlol) lino for Ilrst iuaorllou i B cents per line for each uddltlonul Insertion. Iteadtng notions to oouts orr line each lBsue. Ninety Bay legal notices, ,10.1 sixty days,. 7.50] inirty days,?.. ���->> nds.hoceptod atlosstnan those rates. No room ior quack ads. Four weekly Insertions constitutes one month's advertising. FRIDAY. JANUARY 20, 111(4. OPPOSITION MUST OPPOSE. The opposition press of the country and members to the left of the speaker in 111.: house nre.'contiiiu.illy sending up u heartrending wail over lhe government's doings, and yet their criticisms appear very lame, and miserably fail to make it clearly understood where any incon- sistejicies or irregularities have occurred. What lliey say and write makes one fee! that these oppositionists believe tliey have a mission to fulfil or a grievance to redress, and tbey cannot lor their lives discover where thc matter rests that should receive their expressions of disapproval. They therefore go on the principle that tho finance department bas always weak spots that are open lor attack, and they go at it, with very sorry results, so far at leas',. We always thought men were elected members ofthe legislature to I work lor the country's interests,! when something of a beneficial nature were introduced to help it along, I whether tbey happened to be members of the government or of the opposition. It would be better ior What a paradise is Ferguson, with its salubrious climate. The thermometer registers but a few degrees of frost, and comparatively little snow lies on the ground ; good sleighing and fine sunshiny clays. Wc appreciate this slate of things the more when we read such headlines as " Ontario shivers too," " Fearful cold north and west," "Unprecedented cold,weather,"etc., which catch thc eye in most of the papers one picks up. Ontario lias 30 to 40' degrees below zero, St. Paul 27 .below, Winnipeg 50 below, while at New Lizkarcl the mercury froze up light, and the people are denied lhe satisfaction of knowing just how cold the weather is. Oranges do not ripen on the Irces about Ferguson in January, neither do we pluck flowers nor dig sweet potatoes in the kitchen garden; yet we have weather that leaves no ex- excuse for complaint, even though we do have deep snow occasionally Well, wc do hope the ink will dry 011 this issue belore a thaw sets in. Russia has declared that she has no designs on Korea, and she has intimated tlr.it she is willing to concede practically all the demands made by Japan. At the same time, she is not disposed to enter into a treaty with Japan for the recognition of China's sovereignty over Manchuria, and she has sought the good offices of Great Britain to intercede with her ally Japan for the modification of h.r demands, War for I lie present, therefore, seems most improbable, and the (ears thai have existed are dying away. It is now settled that another session of parliament will be held, and tbe date of opening has been set for March 10th. The reason given the Governor-General by Premier Lanier for advising another session of the present parliament, was that certain modifications hacroeen asked or by the Grand Trunk railway company, in connection with the extension of their system to the Pacific coast, and the contract entered into with the government last session. the country and everybody members voted more for principle and less lor party sake. EDITORIAL NOTES, A fight is on between the Silver Lead Miners' Association and ibe C. P. R., the miners contending that the railway company acted in bad faith when tliey increased the rate oi transport on lea..!. The Review says : At the lime thc convention was lickl, at whicli it was decide.! to nsk llic government for a Bounty on lead, 1 lie Canadian Pacific railway, whicli owns the smeller al Trail, through W. II. Aldridge, the general manager of thc walks, announced thai il the bounty was granted there would not be any increase at ihe smeller. Since lhe bounty was granted, the price of lead throughout the world has increased a couple of cenls a pound, and both factors contributed toward enabling the mining companies to make a fair profit. The Canadian Pacific railway, seeing this, and being unable to increase the prices at thc smelter, advanced the rates On the lead, both When i; was being brought lo lhe smelter and when il was being forwarded to the. market. Tho association claims that llic advance in rates on the road is practically the sam; thing as an advance al the smelter, and should not have been made. CORRESPORDENCE SCHOOLS. Mil. HARPER, ono of the I. C. S. Representatives for this district, will bu in Kere.uson in n few days. Anybody wishing iu, interview re any of tlie following uoUrses, will find him J at the Forgusou Hotel: Median Mui-hiii. M cal Engineer. 1)0: 1 raftsman. Poromau Macbiniat, Korcman Toul maker, l-'oroinan Patternmaker* foreman Ulaelmmltb. Foreman Moltlor. Oft* linirineer, He-frige rati on ].nj;hicer. Traction Engineer. Kin irit-ul linglnoor. Kln'iih- Mm'irmo Doslgnor. Isteotrioian. lileelric-Llgliting -������ii|it. 1! lee trtc Hull way Supt. Telephone Engineer. Telegraph Engineer. W Iriminn. Dynamo Tender. Motorman. Htcimi Euglneor, Knglne Himuor. Miirino Kiiulnter, Civil Bnglncror. iiyiiruuiii' Engineer. Municipal linglnoor. Bridge Engineer. Railroad ttngfnier. Burvoyor. . Mining -JSnginoer. Mino Burvoyor, Mini! Porartiuti, Coiton.MlllBupt, Woollon-MlllBuu*.. Toxilli' Designer. ArolUtoot, Contractor nnd Uuilder, ArHiltocturnl Draftsman, siun palqtor, Bliow-Qara Writer. Cham Int. Blieot-Motal Draflamun- Ornaiiicmal Designer. PorepOctiVQ DniflHuiau. Navigator. Boolutoopor) Stenographer, Tencher. Ad Writer. Commercial Law. LANGVAGES Tafoffht with Phonograph. French. German, Bpaniii Start now on the road to success ovor which 1)00,000 stud-outs have travelled and are travelling. What.it has done for others it will do for you." S. II. KRUGER, Rep., Box 415, Nelson. For Go To _F TJ R _N I T TJ .IR. E J. O. PIPER, Trout Lake. United flaw of North America j�� -r^*-*, THIS IS THB ,tC />. "i UNION LABEL 01 * >V<K,i7^**V-<''\ tin' Ijiilotl Hatter.- Ayl*.''J, ''V\A i"' Xortli Amortoa, I / ��*.<t.'.���--.?,, V'\ When j-o.i are buv- . ,...\ . .... ..AT iff -*\V t.i Nortii Amerio Vv\ YV lien yo.i tiro bu ��"\ lug p. run HA , , , ... 1__; oillcor soft or sli*. \*H <.$$: \po. f" Konulni, UNION \�� \ .%'fiSr *-J> / 1-illlL-l is SfWC.l iu lt. V-oVy'.^.IH'X,..' H a retailor lint \?$^ry>.7%&y loose labels In his ��-NiI*_nA__S^). iors 111 put ono In s MilSTPRE.'-' I"1 (or you, do jot U16ILW- pjirouizo I'iin. Ho hnsio-l.iliyrisiuioim'o 10030 labels. Looso liLljul- in retail stores arc c-.iniit-JrI.itii. Ho not listen t(i any explanation as to why tlio hai has no label. Tlie dcnuine Union Label is peHoratcd on tbo lour edges exactly tlie same us >i nosisBo staiiip. Counterfeits aro sometimes Wonted on threo ol tbo edgos, and sometime*] only on two. Keep a sbarp lookoul Ior tho couutoriolts. Unprlnclplod manufacturers are using Uicm iii order to get rid ol their scab-made hats. Tht. John 11. Stetson ro. of Philadelphia, Pa., is non-union concern, JOHN* A. MOI-l'lTT.l'rosldont, Orange, N. J. JOHN' PHILLIPS.Secretary, 11 Wavorly Plato, Room 18,New YurltCity. 44444��44444^i-iM4444*44444t^4t4.444 High Class FURNITURE Onr stock i*) new unci vci'y complete nnd ive null on a naiTow margin. An ordor would be appreciated. Wc tlo anything in line ol Picture Framing. JOHN E. WOOD, Ebvelstokb, 13. O. �������<��">m-r"**m<-*>***���� ���*�������>��+'>->��' ji, Wo mako a specialty ol # I LOOTS and SHOES /* And recommend tlie I KING jj1 Mako for ladlesnml children, 1 SLATtR Hoots for 111011. Prices bihiio as Winnipeg und Vancouver. C. li. Hl'MB �����. CO., Ltd., U client 1 (.tarahnnti*-. TROUT 1-AKK, D. 0. L S'-..-*. rfz rf_j_r_j{_ i-!i.rfi.j{ic-?.t*_rfe. rfz-"*i? * Tonsorial * f Parlors.. WAIN STREET, FERGUSON, B. C. Shaving. Shampooing, Hairdressiner, Singeing. Dyeing, Bathe, hot and cold water. j] Itiavotho Lost appointed shop Ii) the U > Laicloau. 0[ic.*u fioin ti a. 111. to 8 p.m. M* ^ �� s Schnell & Hooker, it, LFcrgtt8on and Trout Lake. fc -BUY LOTS IN- Ferguson, the Pay-Roll Centre of the Rich Lardeau. FERGUSON -IS THB- HUB : OF THE;D1STRICT .* SOUTH ol Ferguson lie lhe phenoiniiiaily rich FREE MILLING GOLD camps of Poplar and Rapid creeks, and NORTH ol Ferguson lies Fish creek, where free mill- gold ore abounds. Business Lots $150 up. Residence Lots $75 up. For Further Information-- Apply to HENRY FLOYD, General Agent, Revelstoke, B. C. |*<8*<M'����^��''S><3s$$**j-*^^ Send Orders To ���"���""����� Watch Repairing Is Our Furte Watch Inspector For Tho C.P.R. I HniHllo Only The Best Quality 01 Goods. J. Gruy Barber, f REVELSTOKE, B.C. F0R Jewelry, Silver Ware, Watches &c Note the Address REVELSTOKE, B.C. ���^���i-i JOB PRINTING Is our business. ��� We have the facilities and ingenuity necessary to execute artistic work. ���������ANYTHING IN OUR LINE TURNED OUT PROMPTLY Legal, Survey and Mineral Claim Blanks always in stock. The EAGLE, FERGUSON. B. C. Read TTie Ea^le ' COMPANIES AGT, 1807. ���-������������������-������ TAILORING ��<���*���>����� C-ertificiito of Incorporation. % I HBItEBV CERTIFY, tlmt "Tho (.runt Northern Mines-, Limited." has tins -duy been* incorporated under the" Companios Act, 1897," ua a Limited Company, with a capital of one million live hundred thousand dollars, divided into one million live hundred thousand shares ofjHie dollar (-M) each. The tinA1 -jf the existence of the Company is flJty years; Given under my.hand and -seal of oflice at Victoria, Province of Prltiah Columbia, 1I1I3 7th dfcy of November, one thoustuid nine hundred and three. [L.S.] 8, Y. AVOOITON, Registrar of Joint Stop* Companios, Tiie following arc the object* for which the Company has boon incorporated :-��� 1. To mirohaso tlio proporty Of "Tho ophir Lado Minim*. Syndicate?, Limited ;" and to pur- cliaso Un- following mineral olaims, viz., tlie " Strathcona," "Triuno Knu'tion," ���' Lucky Jack,"" LuokyThwo," "Littlo Phil," hLucky Jack Fraction," "Goldsmith," and "BoldiUU-." aililtuatn In tho Troul LakoMintng Division of West Kootenay Distriot 1 and also to pur* cliase, lease, bond, looalaor otherwise acquire any mineral claims, minoral lands, mines, pro- Iiertles and any real estate In the Province of irltish Columbia or elsewhere, and to pay for the same olther in money or iu fully paid-up shares of the Company, or partly in money and partly in sucli shares, and to sell, lease or other* wise dispose of tiie samo or any of them or any Interest therein : 2. To dig for, raise, crush, wash, smelt, assay, analyse, reduce, amalgamate and otherwise treat gold, silver, copper, lend ores or deposits and other minerals and metallic substances and compounds of all kinds, whether belonging to the Company or not, and to render Ihu same merchantable, and to buy, sell and dual in thc same, or any of them : !J. To carry on thc business of a mining, smelting, milling and refining company in ail or any 01 its branches : 4. To acquiro by purchase, lease, hire, exchange or otherwise such Timber hinds or leases, timber claims. Hcmises to cul limber, surfaco rights and rights of way, water right.-! mnl privileges, mills, factories, furnaces for smelting and treating ores and reiiuing melals, buildings, machinery, plant, or otherwise real or personal property as maybe necessary for or conducive to tlie proper carrying outo'f any of the objects of the Company : 5. To construct, maintain, alter, mako. work and operate on the property of the Company, nny canals, tnifR roads, wavs, tramwavs, bridges and reservoirs, -dams, flumes, race and other ways, watQreourses,ui*>i|uediicts, wells, wharves, piers, furnaces, .-.aw-mills. crushing works, smelting works, concentrating works, hydraulic works, electric works nnd appliance.--, warehouses, buildings, machinery, plant, storos.aud other works and conYotrfonccswhloh may seem conducive to any of tho objects ofthe company, and wltlitho consent of tho shareholders in general meeting, to contribute to,subsldlse, or otnerwiso aid or take part In any such operations, though Constructed and maintained by any other company or persons outside of tlie property of the Company, and to buy, sell, manufacture and deal lu all kinds of "goods, stores, implemenfs, [provisions, chattels and effects required by tnoCompauy or its workmen and servants: f>. To tnkc, acquire, own and hold as the consideration for ori?R, metals or minerals sold or otherwise disposed of, or for goods supplied or for work done by contract or otherwise, shares, debentures, bonds or othor securities of or in any other company, tlio objects of which are similar to those of tills Com nany, and to sell or otherwise dispose of the same : 7. To enter into any arrangement for aharfnir profits, union of interests, or eo-opurntion with any other person or company, carrying on. or about to carry op, any business or transaction similar to that whicli this company is authorised to carry on : 8, To purchase or otherwise acquire aud undertake all or any of the assets, busiue��s, property, privileges, contracts, rights, obligations and liabilities of any person or com pany carrying on auy part of the business which a company specially', limited under said section is authorised to carry on; or possessed of property suitable for the purposes tlicreof: 1). To borrower raise money for the purpose of Die Company, but so tlmt the aiqo.iih so borrowed or raised shall not, without tho sanction of a general meutlng of tho Company, exceed one quarter of the amount of the paid-up capital for tho time being, and for the purpose of securing such money and interest, or for any Other purposo, to mortgage or charge flic undertaking or all or any part of the property of tlio [Jomuany, present or after acquired, and to create, issue, make, draw-, accept aud negotiate perpetual or redeemable debentures or de- bohtnre'-stuek, promissory notes, bills of exchange, bill', of lading, warrants, obligations and other negotiable and transferable instruments : 10. To distribute any of tho property of tho Company among tlio members in Bpecle : 11. To sell, improve, manage, develop, exchange, lease, mortgage dispose of. turn to ao- count, or otherwise deal with tlie undertaking, or tho whole or any part of the property and rights of the Company, wilh power lo accept as the consideration any shares, stocks, or obligations of auy company the objects of which are yiistricted as aforesaid or otherwise : t 12. Tqdoi-jl! such ot fief things as are incidental or conducive to the attainment ot tin1 foregoing objects. Dec. 18. Time Table. Smith & Co. 45 Bleury St, -Montreal Will bo represented i�� Forguson tht-..-.. or four daya each month. Any orders for clothing will recelvo closo attention and wo GUARANTEE A FIT. 4 t Oui* representative S. A. Scott is a practical tailor and will mako clothes Tit. Hold your orders for him. Halcyon Hot Springs Sanitarium . . ��� ARROW LAKES, 13.C. Situatcd'mfdat scenery unrivalled for grandeur. Tlie most complete health resort on the continent of KoHli America. Its baths cure all Nervous and Muscular diseases. Its waters heal all Kidney, Liver and Stomach ailments, Tliey are a never failing remedy for ���all metallic poisons, completely purifying the system. TJS&MS���tip tp.4'18 pet week, according to residence in Hotel or Villas. 3. S. ARCHER OR S.S. LARDEAU. Running- between Arrowhead, liea- ton and Comaplix, commencing October 14th, lilO.'t. will sail as follows, weather permitting. Leaving Arrowhoad for Benton and Comaplix, twice daily���10k and 6k, Leaving1 Beaton and Comaplix for Arrowhead, twice daily���7:10k and 12;45k. Making olose connection*, with nil C P, 11. Steamers and trains. The owners reserve tho right to change times of sailings without notice. Ths Fred Robiusou Lumber Co.Ltd THE NEW AND ONLY OFTHIS DISTRICT AimiNISTKATOI.'S NOTICE. In the mutter of Allan Cnlder, deceased, Free Miner. NOTICE is hereby given ; all persons having claims ngitinst ALLAN OALDKU, late of 1-Vr- gUBOli, H.i..,, Krce Miner, deceased, arc requested to send the same, duly verified, to the undersigned on or before ihe Ist duy of December A,D;.W03; and all persons iadeiued to tliu said deceased are requested Io remit the amount of said indebtedness to the undendjitiud forthwith Dated at Kevelstoke this Mill day of October, VliV.D FI.ASJ.I., Gold Commissioner, Uevalstoke, B.C. Ot'lifleiite ut I111proV-.1i--.nU, NOTICE, Hold IMUud Goldsmith Mineral Claims, situate In the Trout Lake Mining Division of West Kootenav District. Where located -on Poplar Creek about one mile from tho railway. Take Notice that I Robert Hodge, acting as agent for \\\ 11, Pool, Krtfs Miners Certificate No. II. 71717, intend, sixty daya from tho dato hereof, to apnlv to the Siloing Recorder for Certificates ot Improvf.meiit-', tor tho purpose of obtaining crown 0rants of the above claims. And further take noilue that action, undor section 87, must bo commenced before the Issuance of suoh Certificates of Improvements. Dated thisoth day of January, A.D, i;��m. ItOilT. irODQ-B. Certificate of improvements. NOTICE. tioldsccker Fractional Mineral Claim, situate In the Trout Lako Mining Division of West Kootenav District. ��� Where located-On Silver Cup mil. Take Notice, Hint 1, (ieo. S. M-Carter, Agent for A lired 0. Kirby, Free Miner's LVntiicnte No. ]!. Mi.!.., hilcnd, sixty days from the dido li-ronf, to apply Lo the .Mining Recorder [or 111 ortifleate oump-rovctuonta, for the purpose ol obtaining a Crown Gram of the above claim} And further take notice Hiat action, under m'cmou;;:, must bo commenced Imh.re iln-i.s-.r- anee of such Certificate ni Improvement--. Dated this 12th day of November, A.D. 1003, ���UfcO. 8. MuCAKTKU Certlfleate of Improvements, NOTIC13. - Qo'odgnough, Goodenough No, l,Goodenough Where located-at tho head of the North 1'ork of Lardeau Creek, Trout Luke Minim. Division of West Kootenay District, Take uo'tlco that 1, Win. 1;. Devereuy, noting ih agent lor .1. .1. Koss, Ki,,j_, F. _,-. <; N��� ��, ���"���I.'.*, intend, sixty days fn-m tlie date hereof, to apply tu the Mining Keeorder for l.'er.iiinues m Improvement!) for the purpose of obtahiinj: crown grants of tho abbvocialma. And further lake notice Unit action, under section :I7, must he eommem -d before l lie isuu- anooofsnoli Certificates of Impruveim-nts Dated this ItOth Oetob.r. 100:1. WW, B, DlvVfiKKCX, I'.L.M Including the Fish Creel; caic.p and Upper Duncnn Itivuc sectlbn, compiled by A. P. Cinninlns.P.L. 3., mnl S ���Shannon, II. A., is now on sale at Ibis olfice. The ready side oi the map Is proving all wc have said for it. t'he T to ut I.i1 ke division is lilhograplicd iu black, the Lardeau in red,and the Aius- worth 111 blue. Even a tenderfoot ebuld take a copy of Ijlis map and find auy claim recorded in the tliree divisions. The mountain*', lakes, creeks, wagon roads, traits, surveyed railway routes, und the location and name (by 11 utllijue index) of every mineral claim in tbe district is shown. Next to Visiting the Country In Person This Map Takes First Place, In fact every geographical featiiro Is so well defined thai one can see at a glance tho nature of our country and the trend of tho olalm'locations gives an Intelligible idea of the minoral belts running through the eamp. His certainly The Rest Worth For One Dollar ever offered in the map line oi n mining cam]-. It is Ihe first com pi' ie map of the disUict and Isselliug well, il is just what vou are looking lor. WE ALSO H.WI. A Ff.W MAI'S MOINTED ON LINEN, WITH A HOOD ('(JVJSlt, FOB TltAVKLLKIW OR I'JIm-TBCTORH, WHICH. HELL AT <*I,fi0. THESE ABE Till-. REST VALUE,'AS TilEY WILL LAST FOit i'EAitS, Address your order, with an enclosure of a one dollar bill, Ino ohoquesi orders, etc.] to THE LARDEAU EAGLE, Ferguson. U.C. Mil. Ing conipanlea or others ordering lotsoi 20 or more, maps will bo supplied .tt 50 cents ouch. msx^o^mimss^^^si:^. NOTICK Public notice is hereby Riven that the under- ���signed Intend to apply under the provisions of tlie "Tramivav company incorporated Act" Find amended uels, for the Incorporation of a i.ompany with power lo bulb!. ci|iifp and ope- lalea tramway t|ud to construct ande<]iiip and operate telephone or felegiupb lines in connection therewith, lietweuil a point on Trout lake, at or near the townsite of Trout Lako and a point on htrdeatt river, West Kootonay, at or near Perguson, n. C, with branch lines from, at or near. Kermison, JV, C., to circle Cltv on tho North Pork of Lardeau river, and to Ton Mile on the Soutli Fork of Lardead river. The general route of said proposed tramway and telephone or telegraph lines shall be along ?r nu*_.r the banks of Lardeau river and (lie forth aipl South forks thereof. Tlilcd this linn day -of July, 1003. A..IOHN8QN, > .(.A. DA Kit AG II, J Applicant*. O.S.MeCAKTEIt,) There Is only one best mining journal. That Is Mines and Minerals. H has a larger circulation than any twoothoi* Aworlpan mining Journals because it Is the beat. U io the largest, beat illustrated and handS-auieat mining Journal In the world. It Is a mining paper for mining men. Subscription prlco *2.00 per year. Send for freo sample copy. Address M IN ES AND MINERALS, Scranton. Pa., U. S. A.f Denver offices, Barth Bldg., Denver, Colorado. Subscribe Now And You Will Get The ��� ���������^���>',**>-->-fr'> ���*���-'*-��� 4-44 4 ..��.,.�������-.*. I WE CARRY CARPETS, j J LINOLEUMS, OILCLOTHS AND . t CHINA MATTING. t I IRON BEDS a Specialty J t $5 and up. t Goods can be furnished to any part ot Larcleiiu on very sliou notice as the service is such that delivery can be made In one day from Nelson. No Charge for packing ,,<*������->,���,���������,.���,,��������,��,*>,����,���,�������������� *>�����-*-���������������, ������-��������-�����-���*-,-��� ���. 4 ,�������-��-��-���- Funeral Directors and j Embalmers. i [Graduate of Myer's College of Embalming] ��� Caa attend cuso ut Perguson ut ten ^ hours notice if advised by wire. -> ������-��-�����������������'��������������-����������-����������������������������� ��� *��� �����������'��������������� ��� '. Jo Robertson & Co- nelson, B. C. To JAN. 1st, 1905, $2.75=F" =$2 The Lardeau Eagle will give you the latest reliable information on Mining' and Lumbering. The Winnipeg free Press is one of Western Canada's greatest family newspapers. PRIVATE DINING liOOMS FOB LAllIJiS. HEAllQllAHTEKS FOh 1MMKI UIAL AND WNINCI .IKN. THE GORDON & SLINGER, Props. CAFE OPEN DAY AND NIGHT UNDER SAME MANAGEMENT. SAMPLE BOOMS IN CONNECTION Ferguson, B. C, Opposite the Postoffice. s OF mm Capital Authorized, 84,000,000 Capital (imid up) - i;,'..i!i,::iii! Best 2,050,000 HEAD OFFICE: Toronto, Ontario- Branches in the North west Territories. Provipoes of British Columbia, Manitoba, Ontario and Quebec. T. K. MEERITT', President. D. li, V/ILI.i;:, Vlee-Pres. aud (l, .Man. E. HAY, Assistant Gen. Manager. \V. MOPPAT, Chief In., ictor. Ferguson, n, c. Branch���A General Bunking nusincss Tronsactsi. Savings Department���Deposits received and interest allowed. Drnfl, Sold iivniiiiiii,, in All rims of Canada, unltod st;. t. - uml Europe. Special atlontlon plvcn to oollectlons and Mining Bandar W. MACDONALD Manner ��� "fT'iyrr.'.Tv.^iviKiaizr ��-*it^*~ Tie r.:.^-?-^?xz~::t ��� ��� * . :.t*i:f-.s_tAtr:*iaEia* *ti"-(* "e Union Cigar Factory \ Manufactures only Union goads, and besides, tliey nre Hie best on Lho market, Tliey are made of tbo best Havana tobacco, aud their excellence isundlsputed. Insist on getting "OUR SPECIAL" & "THE UNION" tl. A. BROWN, Proprietor \ BLSTOKB, B.C. us^rxsAVisamk ^;:ai__Mftti_s_^?.v..ir^^ !*>7 '���i-r �����* tj? rf* vJ? *J* *ftSt \fc ~\-t r-V ~T-f W}-i *J?t ��A* -A. (JV, ,A, fA, --A, ww -JV. ,/l-. .j-, _/_, ,j' : -Jr^r���^s-i-.-^-i^r-4. SjHjKjf^J_Ji-jp-^HJHpip-2JHp{if*^*5^}J.���; -.* * I Lardeau I v.*. Ill We try to give satisfaction to our p-ucsts. 7 ^ Laughton ��� Bros- Wt Proprietors. ;.-.. *f*;>*^-^^H^!^^*$^:.;4f*^..H^:::' ��� :-&% fc$P, ���'���:���'���; 1 UVBRY AND CARTAGE. ^ ALEX. CRAWFORD, Propr. K gj Has Stables at Ferguson, Trout Lake- and Beaton, m Where ho keeps light and heavy vehicles, singlo and double drivers, saddle and pack liorses for hire. , 1 Also proprietor of the stajre routo running between ]m the abovo points, making three trips weekly, ���n- -- -r-w, SATISFACTION OUAKANTEED^ = i i Local and General. B. Crilly has gone over to Camborne. Lew Thompson was down from the L'nion Jack on Saturday. ,1. C. Murray, of the Trout Lako Topic, was in town Wednesday. S. Sutherland and W. Macdonald visited Trout Lake on Tuesday. Tobogganing is a popular evening's amusement with Perguson people. Mrs. (Dr.)W. E. Newcombe and child have returned from a visit toVuncouver. Excellent progress is being made by the Silver Cup poople at Five Mile, installing machinery for tho reduction works. There is very little ore boingshipped from Iho Lardoau this winter, but freight continues to come in large quantities. Kovelstoke's big bonspiel is on this week, and it is said there is a large number of visitors from outside points in attendance. Wo are sorry that nothing has yot been learned of tho whereabouts of Mr. Dave Perguson, who so mysteriously disappeared from Victoria. One, Brothier, an alleged procurer and forger, ol Vancouver, is being held on II charges, whieh if proven could send him to the "Pen " for lifty seven years and six months Dunsmuir is rushing development at his Cumberland collieries, to 1111 eon tracts recently made with the Great Northern railway company for the ex- O'.-llerit Canadian anthracite coal recently discovered. Wednesday night was tho opening of the Trout Lake skating rink. Two big loads of skaters went down fr..m Perguson. They pronounced tho ieo very fair, and a good timo was spent, both at skating and driving down and back. 'The lirst time for tho Lardeau to bo represented at a bonspiel occurred this week when a rink composed of thu following players attended the Bevcistolte bonspiel: A. Crawford, skip. ; P. C. Elliott, J. Benson and Koah Abraham- son. The trial of John Cashel was on in Calgary during tho week. He is charged with assisting his brother Ernest, a condemned murderer, to escape from Jail. It wus found difficult to obtain any good evidence from the wit nesses examined for the prosecution. When tho sleigh loads of skaters were returning from Trout Lake, Wednesday night, thoy sang to tno accompaniment of the jingling bells, "The good old summer time." We think winter good enough, when one can enjoy skating and sloighriding on such a beautiful night. A. G. Fraser, general merchant, of Camborne, has purchased the big general store of (.'. B. Hume &. Co., of Trout Lake, and will take possession Feb. Ist. Mr. Fraser will discontinue business at. Camborno. Trout Lako is fortunate in getting so good a business man and citizen as Mr. Eraser. Local! With > ra-fitre*k. Will Take A Vacation. Donald G. Forbes, lato manager'of the Great Western Mining Company aud tbe Silver Cup Mines, Limitod, wat seen by an Eagle reporter on Tuesday. Tn reply to a question as to when ho proposed leaving Forguson, Iio said it would not be sooner than ten days, and that ho was not returning to the old country, as was reported, but would go lirst, to Victoria. Prom there he will make visits to dllToreut seetiona ol country that are of interest lo him, on business and pleasure bent. In fact, he intended to take a holiday until spring. Now Its A Skating Kink. Forguson people have decided to pro* vido thomselvcs with a skating rink, and 6inco Monday every available man bas put his time in at the rink. Ferguson weather is steady, not too cold and not very warm, so thero should be no difficulty In keeping good ieo during the greater part of tho winter. Skating is probably the bost exorcise that one can take in winter, providing one takes It in moderation, therefore everybody are glad that a rink is to be provided. Where skating has the advantage of dancing, it is a thoroughly independent exercise. One can skate at any time, and not havo to depend on any other person for company. or assistance* Therefore skating bas always been popular and always will be. Old papers for 9ale, 25 cents per hundred, at Eagle office. It pays to use the telephone. A trip can often bo saved to Trout Lake, Bea ton, Arrowhead or Comaplix by using tho phone. OHlee ln Cummins & Co.'s store. D ' J. Robertson and Co. of Nelson, havo one of the largest and best seloct- stoeks of furniture in tho Koo.cnay's. Just samplo their prices. * Smokers: II you want tho genuine "Union" and "Our Special" cigar seo that "Union Cigar Factory" is stamped In gilt letters on every box. ���H. A. Brown, Kevelstoke, B. C. When you go to Revolstoke, just go to the Canada Drug & Book Co. for Choice of Thousands of tho prettiest of Xmas Cards, and also British Columbia View Books, only 7oc. each, showing beautiful mountain scenery. PROPERTY FOR SALE-Lot No. 10, in bloek oo, on Main street, next to Ferguson hotel, and lots 6 and 7, in bloek 1, also on Main street near post offico. These are very desirable lots and can be purchased cheaply. Apply to E. G. Woodward, Eagle office. PROFESSIONAL I CARDS. j O B.N. WILKIE, V-,�� P. L. S. Provincial Land Surveyor Ferguson and Trout Lake. Surveys made and Crown GrantB Obtained. Office: - - Trout Lake. jj. EDWARDS TAXIDEWMIST, Revelstoke, B. C. w 1LIJAM A. BAUER, 50 YEARS* EXPERIENCE Trade Marks Designs Copyrights &c. Anyone Bowling n sltclnli nnd doner!��tion niny quickly nanurtfifn our c.-j.tiitDii froo wliollior an invention ts ju-obnMy patentable. Conmiunlcft*- tioiiHatri-Jliyi'iillil-jntliil. Hiindbookoil Pntontii sent fnio. (H-lfst nuenrv for .-raiv-.n.i (iiuoina. l'atimUi taliuti thr.mi:li Muiin �����. Co. receive special not ice, wiMiout chnrcc, Intlic Scientific American. A handsomely llliistrnteil weekly. Lnrpcat circulation of nny eolontllic journal. Tonus. ?3 a yo��r; four ni.mtlis, $1. Sold byull nowsdoiilerfl. MiU-Co.36'8'^ New York Brand) Olllco. G25 F St., Washington, 1>. C. i LADIES' QUADRILLE CLUB OP FERGUSON, B.C. Holds regular dances every 2nd and 4th Thursday of each month, in Alexander hall, lixcellent music and good floor management provided. Tickets may beobtainod from any ol the committee as follows,: Mrs. A. C. CUMMINS Miss K. EDWARDS Miss C. THOMPSON The Kootenay Steam Laundry NELSON B.C. Does All Kinds Of Work In Way Of Washing, Ironing, Either Machine or Hand Work. Iff 'Guarantee Our Work To Be First-Class Any complaints may be lodged with our. Agent, P. T. ABEY, Trout lake. DOMINION AND PROVINCIAL LAND SURVEYORS. Surveys of Mines, Mineral Olaims ami Crown Lands. Crown Grants Obtained nml Assessments Managed for Absentees. Offices: Camborno and Vancouver W /M. E. DEVEREUX, P. L. S., CIVIL and MINING ENGINEER. co, - - - ��� Beaton, B.C STJOBERT UA! HODGE, ETC. BARRISTER, Solicitor for The Imperial Bank 0j Canada And The Great Northern Mines, Limited. FergUBon B.C. Tl AltVEY.McCARTERi PINKHAM, Hamsters, Solicitors, etc. Oiriccs: Rovelstoke, Golden, nnil Ferguson, solicitors lor Imperial Bank of Canada Geo. 9. McCarter. J. A. Harvey. A. M. Pinkham. TJ-P.F.D C. ELLIOTT, Barrister, Notary Public etc. TUOL'T LAKE -ITY B. C, AND FERGUSON, B. C. <-��-�� ����������->������<.>-���>��� ���������������������<�������� 4** January, and February Are Bargain Months At Our Store. Come And Be One Of The Happy Buyers. OUR WINTER STOCK OF DRY GOODS ��� Is Well Chosen, And Our Clerks In This Department Will Be Found Most Obliging. Fresh Groceries Arriving Weekly. McKinnon and Sutherland Get Your Winter Ware I New Stock of Winter Undenvare j Rubber and German Socks I Full Line of Fresh Groceries Always on hand. Call and sc* our CROCKERY & GLASSWARES Large Reductions to clour odd piecss for New Stock. Quotations tor all mining Suppres on Application. Gr. 13. Batho & Co., THE POST OFFICE STORE. THE KING'S HOTEL ��� ife Well lighted and heated by hot air furnace. Tables supplied with the best the market affords. Rates $1.50 Per Day W JAS. CUMMINGS, Prop.. Ferguson, B. C The a c. ASSAY & CHEMICAL SUPPLY CO. ua. VANCOUVER, B. 0. Headquarters*-for AnKiiycrH, Mlnln ; .V Mill Sii|i|;Ui-s. Hole iigcntB in I:. c. for Morgan Crucible Co., Batterse-i. England; 1\ W. Itrntin ��fc Co/8 ''ate I L'aiv Furnaces, BufnorMto.j Wm. Ain '��� worth <fc Co.'* Fina Haluuuua etc., etc. IBA Send Your 'Watches B. M. Allum. Mail Order Business Receives Prompt Attention. Xmas Novelties and Jewelry In Great Variety. NOTE THB ADDRESS: REVELSTOKE, B.C When you reach Trout Lake City put up at the Queens.Good accommodation ..Best ot service .. Choicest wines, liquors and cigars..Fire proof safe.. Abrahamson Brothers, Proprietors. te. Packing and Fergus��"cfacking Freighting Transfer Outfit. Contracts entorod into Ior packing o{ Mining Supplies, etc., to any point in tlie district. Good, prompt service, and any work undertaken guaranteed satisfactory, i Headquarters at Ferguson, B.C. S. Daney, Prop. Perguson fjoteti McDONELL & BLACK. Proprietors. FERGUSON, B. C. ^ik.-..^-.-.^��^M��T*^_.i_______ai___i.....
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Title | Lardeau Eagle |
Publisher | Ferguson, B.C. : E.G. Woodward |
Date Issued | 1904-01-29 |
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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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