& ^%^<,* (Uz v->t^ [wi THE CASCADE RECORD Published in the Interests of the Boundary and Christina Lake Mining Districts Vol. III. CASCADE, B. a, DECEMBER 8, 1900. No. We do Business in Grand Forks. White Bros., Jewelers and Opticians Bbidqe Stbkw, GRAND KORKS WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEW IS I, RY. Watch repairing 11 specialty. |3P" l.ruvo ymir ropnirlny onlora at tills ofllri Drugs and Stationery. Wo carry an up-to-dato and complete stook. H. B. Woodland & Co. GRAND FORKS. When Shopping in Grand Forks don't forget FRASER k CO.'S DRUG STORE. Druggists and Stationers. W. E. legaw, General Merchant Mlikrs ti Spt'Hnlty Flllu DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, BOOTS AND SHOES, AND GROCERIES,' Flsliur Block, (IRANI) PORKS. City Barbershop AND BATHROOMS. Everything iieut, clean and convenient, and worknitiiiship llm best. Robert Prebilsky, GRAND FORKS. Mrs. M. F. Cross, Proprktoss JOHNSON ULOCK LODGING HOUSE, First Ave., Gkand Fours. Rooms 50c nnd up. k|-i 1 Or rutliur, your old boots ' Nflfll repairing, or would you I1 iTil prefer somuthiiitrnew��� 1 l/vlJ made to order * Anyhow, cull nn Wm. Dinsmore, BRIDGE STBBIST, GRAND PORKS. The Old Reliable Store, .. rn W. M. WOLVERTON, Manager. The Store for Best Goods Lowest Prices Christmas is Coming, So is the Christmas Dinner, And you will want all sorts delicacies for your pies, puddings, stuffed fowl, etc., and for your Christinas Tree. Just come and see what we have. To enumerate a few articles such as : Candies, Nuts, Rasins. Currents, Cranberries, Fresh Ranch Eggs. Hazelwood Butter, Also, Fresh Fruits and Vegetables. AMONG THE BEST OF THEM. Bnrnt Basin and Christina Lake Claims Are Making Splendid Showings. Richard Darrow nnd George Moore ure down from tlie Hurnt Kntiin where they have heen working on tlie Tin Cup claim. A good cabin has Inert erected on the property, a shaft haa been sunk on the lead near Ihe center of tlie claim to a depth of 30 feet, and a crosscut I run near the west end. On the claim adjoining nn the west a shaft about 20 feet, making work sufli- cieut to prove tlie continuity and permanency of the lead. The Tin Cup claim was recently taken over by New York capitalists who organized the Tin Cup Mining and Smelting Co., (incorporated), and who have made provisions for continuing the work of development. Dick says the work done so far ia more preliminary than anything else, but the property is more promising than ever and tbat if the property does not make a mine he wants to go out of the business, From the numerous repnrts of strikes and sales about the Hurnt Basin, Norway Mountain and Christina sections it is very apparent lively times are in store for this locality the coming season. The greatest difficulty in a new mining camp is tbe primary enlistment of capital to open the first clnini". The reefltrt sales of the Mother Lode, Cooper group and Bonanza to men of such acknowledged mining ability as S. W, Hall, manager of the Center Star of Rossland and tbe Jackson brothers, the flotation of the John Bull, and Mystery, and now the sale of the Tin Cup to New York capitalists together with the many smaller deals, are an evidence that this initiative period is now passing and gives promise of great activity for 1901. As the results of the limited amount of work thus far done have proved very satisfactory, and the ores discovered are of a high grade, now that the experimental stage has passed, capital is picking up tlie better properties. In such a vast and rich mineral country as the Kootenays and Boundary districts, each section with its own peculiar merit, it is perhaps presumptuous to claim one to be better than the others, but it surely does not take a very far- sighted individual to sec that the Burnt Basin and Christina Lake sections are destined to lie classed with the best of all. Staple and Fancy Groceries, Canned Goods a Specialty. Gents Furnishing Goods, And everything else usually found in a well-stocked store. Fresh Supplies Constantly Arriving. Turkey Will Build a War Ship. Hassan Pasha, Ottoman minister of marine and General Williams, representing the Cramp ship huilding company of Philadelphia, have signed a canlract for the construction of a cruiser for the Ottoman navy. The price is to be ��350,000 which includes ��23,000 as indemnity to the United States for losses sustained by Americans during the Armenian massacres. ping ore to its mill which was completed only a few weeks ago. To Raise the Battleship Maine, Lieutenant Commander Lucien Young, U. S, N., captain of the port of Havana, is busy with preliminary arrangements for ridding that harbor of the United Statee battleship Maine, blown up by the Span iards shortly before the war with the hidalgoes. No explosives are to be used, and the work must be finished by April 1. RAILROAD INTERESTS STILL ACTIVE. The Chaplean groupe of mines, near Slocan City owned by Chaplain Consolidated Gold mining company, with head offices at London and Paris, tlie purchase price being $30,000, has commenced ship- The Kettle River Valley Project Not a Dead Issue. A correspondent of the Spokesman-Review, writing from Vancouver recently says : Hon. Clifford Sifton was here a few days ago and he told the electors that when he returned to Ottawa he would immediately urge upon bis colleagues the necessity, of doing all possible to aid in providing railway communication by a direct route from Vancouver to Grand Forks and Greenwood. The men who are trying to get this line built are McKenzie and Mann, the Toronto millionaires, and they, it is stated, will act. in conjunction with the Great Northern railway. In fact their confidential man, Lewis Lukes, spent a considerable time in Spokane while the Great Northern was negotiating for the charter for the Kettle River Valley railway wbicl it recently secured depite, it is al leged, the strong opposition of the Canadian Pacific railway. Lewis Lukes seem., lobe working hand and glove with the Great Northern men nn the coast on what it is thought will be a gigantic scheme to open up and develop southern British Columbia from Grand Forks to Vancouver. The charter which the Great Northern, in conjuction with McKenzie and Mann, will use to effect this, will probably be what is known as the Vancouver, Victoria and Eastern railway charter. That franchise was granted some years ago, and by some people is declared to have lapsed. But the Great Northern and McKenzie and Mann can he trusted to look after that. Ill tbe meantime there is a vast amount, of speculation heard on the coast us to this latest reported railway combination, but there is remarkably little fact to build a reliable story upon. At all events the matter can have but little if nny effect at present in the sections interested, except, perhaps in buoy up hope. Of course there is tlie usual satisfaction expressed at the straightforward statement made by Minister of the Interior Sifton as to the railway, and naturally enough the minister said that his declaration was not intended to be an ante-election promise. No one believed him, but that is not at all material. The fact to he remembered is that Jim Hill, having secured the Republic franchise and having a road to Nelson, is now apparently willing to enter into a still larger contest with the Canadian Pacific railway for the British Columbia trade. Tbe registered vote of the island of Hawaii isonly 11,000. IMPORTANT BOUNDARY DEAL. Control of Dominion Copper Company Passes Into the Hands ot a New York Syndicate. Apparently there are to be in the Boundary country two great railway and mining companies. McKenzie & Mann, the prominent railway contractors, backed by Toronto capital, operating jointly with the Great Northern, will try to put through a railway line from Republic to Marcus by way of Cascade, and also one from Grand Forks to Vancouver. It is reported that a big deal lias been closed hy James Breen, representing himself nnd n New York syndicate, whereby he secures the control of tbe 5,000,000 shares of the Dominion Copper company. The owners of the Dominion Copper were Mckenzie and Mann. the prominent Canadian railway contractors; Hon. (i. A. Cox of Toronto, .1. Boss, a mining mnn of Spokane; Robert .luffrev of Toronto, Hugh Sutherland of Winnipeg, A.J. Roberts of Spokane ami U'.T. Smith of Greenwood. It is understood that the new parties in control will at once beciri active development and that a smelter will be built to smelt the ores. It is said that some point on the Kettle river will he selected as a site for the smelter. The idea seems to be to use the ores of the Republic with the Boundary, as they together produce a perfect self-fluxing product. The properties owned by the Dominion Copper company consist of tbe Brooklyn, Stemwinder, Idaho, Standard and Montazuma, all adjoining, in Phoenix camp. The Brooklyn has been developed by a shaft 250 feet deep and 2000 feet of drifts. The development of the Stem- winder consists of a shaft 300 feet deep and 700 feet of drifts and crosscnting. The Brooklyn and Stemwinder are provided with small plants. The vein of tbe?e properties is crosscut for over 60 feet and carries high values in gold and copper. The payshoot has been exposed for 500 feet on one of the levels. The Dominion Copper company also owns tlie Rawhide, in Greenwood camp, which has been developed by-100 feet of tunneling. This information, taken in connection with what the Vancouver correspondent says in another article, and what may be read between the lines, proves interesting to us of the Boundary, Will tie Presented With a Silk Cord. Li Hung Chang has received a dispatch from the court, which has agreed either to beliend or otherwise kill Yu llsien, formerly governor of Shan-si, who killed personally many Christians. Members of Li Hung Chang's staff say the emperor will probably send Yu Hsien a silk cord, which is an in- timation that he must kill himself. Emperor William of Germany declined to entertain Mr. Kruger, and he went direct to Holland from Cologne. This action of the German Emperor is very gratifying to England, Half the human race die before they reach 17, and only one person in 1,000 reaches CO years. 2 THE CASCADE RECORD December 8,1M0 THE CASCADE RECORD Published on Saturdays nt Cascade. It. C, BV H. 5. TURNER. HUUSCniPTlONH. Per Yew 18.00 Six Moulin 1.% To Foreign Conmrits..., 8.60 Advertising limes Furnished on Application. If there is a blue mark in this square, your subscription is due, and you are invited to remit. *������������* <> <> < < < i THE VALE-CARIBOO ELECTIONS. With 65 polling places yet to hear from, it is cohceeded that Mr. ���Galliher is the winner at the present time by about 100 votes over Mr. Foley, and about 400 over Mr. McKane.. The total vote .cast is reported at nearly 9.000. Mr. Foley, almost single-handed, against the ablest men of both the old partite made a most j.al ant and successful fight. He not only "had a powerlul opponent in the person of Mr. McKane tn meet, but he had the great army of the government beneficiaries to contend against, including the ablest men iu the Liberal party. The labor vote did not stand pat in Grand Forks, but that is a hotbed of officialism, then again that town wants a federal building, and for that reason it sought government favor in exchange for votes]. But the banner polling place was one called 150-Mile house in polling division No. 3. It polled 45, all for Galliher, who will prove himself an ingrate if he does not recognize that precinct by a substantial Service, As political prizes go, that place is more entitled lo a federal building than Grand Forks. 1). J. McGillis has heen found guilty, as secretary-treasurer of the Montreal Cold Storage and Freezing company, of conspiracy to defraud his creditors of over #300,000. The Chesaw, Bolster and Molson booms have "petered" out, and the newspaper men who went into that country now (ind themselves stranded. A twentieth of Scotland's area is forest land, seventh tenths is mountain, heath and lake, and only one quarter cultivated land. Hon. A. S. Hardy, late Premier of Ontario, bas been presented with a $10,000 check by his friends. The largest and most effective trust in the United States is the Hunna-McKinley trust. Tod Sloan has been barred from the English racing calendar for next season. The telegraphers on the Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fe railroad are out on a strike. A Presbyterian minister in West Virginia took offense at a man who came to see his housekeeper and shot him, and in turn received a fatal bullet from the wounded man. The British parliament and the United States congress are both in session. "Maxwell'and the Mint" won in Burmrd by a handsome majority. 'Lord Roberts is to be Duketised and voted ��100,000. The British now have 13,000 Boer prisoners. t Mr. Poupore, secretary of the Yale-Columbia lumber company was in town yesterday. u Minister of Mines McBride has been in the Kootenays and the Boundary the past week, having his eyes opened to the magnitude of tbe growing industries and interests of these interior districts. To the importunities of the various boards of trade and mining he made many pleasing promise's. Both Mr. Sifton and McBride, as Finance Minister Turner, have made specific promises on railway nualters, especially as to the Coast- Kootenay tailway, the construction of which, according lo the assertion of these gentlemen, will he begun at an early date. This country pever can prosper as it should in the development of its immensely rich and extensive natural resources until it is delivered from the exactions of the "free hand" of a single railway corporation. It must have better and more direct connection with the coast cities. Shipping rates are too high hy one half, the hauls Leing too long, both in distance and time. A Cable From Vanconverto Queensland. I The Pacific Cable company" bas, ' accepted nn behalf of the Governments of Great Britain, New 'South Wale��, Queensland, and I New Zealand, the bid of the Tele- ' graph Construction and Maintenance Company to make and lay a cable from Vancouver to Queensland and New Zealand, via Fanning, Fiji and Norfolk Islands for ��1,795,000, the work to be finished at the end of 1902. While the Liberal speakers were telling the voters how earnestly the government was endeavoring to legislate in the interest of labor, and how anxious it is to head off pauper immigrants, the coast papers, both Liberal and Conservative, were telling the people of the east that no difficulty existed in that respect. The provincial government of British Columbia proposes henceforth to bind its own publications in a special department which will for that purpose be added to the Queen's printerToffice. The Yankees * investing their money in enterprises in London will find it not so easy to work the city authorities in their interests as it is in the United States. According to journalistic flotation, Hon C. H. Mcintosh has returned from England with $11,000- 000 in his inside pocket. If he'd had that sum last summer he could have wiped Smith Curtis off the earth. Ameilcini Investing In London. The London Daily Express publishes an interview with Frank Hawley, an electrical promoter, who is now in London in the interest of an American syndicate. Mr. Hawley says the capitalists he represents are ready lo spend no less than 4,000,000 pounds sterling in the construction of electric surface railroads in London and the suburbs tn a radius of 80 miles. It is said not a penny of British capital will he asked. He expresses himself as confident that the undertaking will be a financial success. A Big Deal at Moyie. The largest ore deal ever arranged in British Columbia has been consummated by the St. Eugene Consolidated Mining company, of Moyie, by which the Messrs. Guggenheim & Sons, the smelter people of Antogagasta, Chili, contract to purchase $1,000,000 of reduced, wet silver-lead ore per year from the Moyie mines, Owing to thesuccess of the St. Eugene mines Moyie has sprung from a village to a city in a few months. BRIEF LOCAL MENTION. Last week Thursday, Mrs. J. H. McDonald discovered that a gold watch belonging to her husband had mysteriously disappeared from a work basket on the Bitting room table of her residence. The matter was kept quiet for a few days and a still hunt made, as it was thought, owing to a strong suspicion as to the direction the watch had tiken, that proof would soon develop, which would result in the recovery of the watch. Sure enough, the party who "found" it, became frightened, arid made arrangements to have it return to its rightful owner. Three different stories were afloat that the watch had been found in as many different places before it was returned to Mrs. McDonald. The Cascade mill of tho Yale- Columbia lumber company shipped four cars of lumber to-day���one to Rossland, one to Greenwood and two to Phoenix, At present the company is heavily handicapped by high freight rates. A New Similkameen Map. Mr. Frank Bailey, a pioneer prospector, and thoroughly acquainted with the Similkameen country, has issued a splendid new map of that section. Accompanying the map is a complete prospectus and travelers' guide. Just the thing for all parties looking to that part of the province for a place of future residence or husiness. The prospectus is on sale at this office, at $2 per copy. Strangers und all others going into that rich section cannot afford to be without this helpful guide. ,. THE ENGLISH STORE. The proprietor begs to announce that the Whole of the Grocery, Dry Goods, Hardware, And other stocks of the MacRae, Gladstone and Eagle City Branches Will be brought to MINREAL ACT Certificate ol. Improvements. NOTICE. "UNDINE" Mineral Claim situate In the Grand Forks Miiilnu Division of Vale District. Where located���Iu Summit Cump. , Tske Notice that I, "Ihcrt V.A��licroft,P.r,.S���of Greenwood, Free Miner's Cenltleate No. B2WS3, acting as agent for Ross Thompson, of Rossland, Free Miner's Certificate No. 1-80736. intend, sixty days from date hereof, to apply to the Mining Recorder for n Certillcille of Improvements for the purpose of obtaining a Crown Grant ot the above claim. And farther take notice that action under section 87 must be commenced before the issuance of such Certificate of Improvements Dated this Bin day of October, 1900. AI.HRRT E. ASHCROFT, P. L, S. Spokane Falls & Nftliern Railway Co. Nelson.k Ft.Sheppard Railway Co. Red Mountain Railway Co, The only iill-ratl route between all points east, wiist and south to Rossland, Nelson and intermediate points; connecting at Spokane with the Great Northern, Northern Pacific and O. R. & N. Co. Connects at Nelson with steamer for Kaslo ud all Kootenai lake points. Connects at Meyers Falls with stage dally for Republic, and connects at Hoseberg with stage dally for Grand Forks and Greenwood. Time schedule now effective :| DAY TRAIN. Leave H.00 n. in. II.BO n. m. 7.00 a. in. 0.45 p. in, 11.61 p. m. Spokane Rossland Nelson NIGHT TBAIN. Spokane Rossland Arrive 6.40 p. in. 8,10 p. in. 7.15 p, in. 7.00 a. m. 7.00 a. in. H. A. JACKSON, General Passenger Agent. canadian ^ "Pacific Ky. AND BOO LINE. 'n Still continue to operate flrst-clnss sleepers on all trains from Revelstoke and Kootenay Landing. Also, Tourist cars, passing Dunmore Junction dally for St, Paul, Saturdays for Montreal and Boston, Mondays mid Thursdays for Toronto. Sumo cars pass Revelstoke one day earlier. No trouble to quote rates und give you a pointer regarding the eastern trip you contemplate taking. PALL AND WINTER SCHEDULE NOW EFFECTIVE. Local Piitenger Schedule: Ex. Sun. Ex. Sun. Arrive 16:84 Cascade City Arrive 19:21 Going cast Going west For ratos, tickets and full information, apply to Agent, Cascade City, B, 0., or W.P. Anderson, Trav. PasB.Agent, Neleon, B.C. E.J.Coyle, A.G.P.Agt. Vancouver ,B.C. And offered for sale REGARDLESS OF COST! This will ensure buyers by:\ far 'the Biggest Selection at Lowest Prices in Town. Call For Prices. The English Store. CASCADE CITY, BRITISH OLUMBIA. ��>y December 8, 1M0 THE CASOADE RECORD 3 BRIEF LOCAL MENTION. Jack Robertson is convalescing rapidly. There will be services again in the Presbyterian church here tomorrow morning. We hear that the Greenwood Miner is contemplating moving its" plant to Phoenix. Mr. W. F. Anderson has resigned his position as district passenger agent for the C. P. R. Ferguson & Ritchie have laid in a supply of men's furnishing goods of a character most in demand in a lumbering and mining camp. The weather here has been warm and damp the past week, the snow having entirely disappeared several dnys ago, Mr. N. W. Conies hits been stationed at Cascade, to prohibit smallpox patients from transporting germs of that disease beyond this town into British territory, from the American side, A letter received hy Mr. B. Kelman from the Simmons brothers, who returned to their old home in Bracebridge, Ont.. a few weeks ago, reports the death of their aged mother, after a long and painful illness. ' The Record is indebted to Mr. Stanley Mayall, who is now in San Fra,ncisco, for various publications of that city, for which we return thanks. Mr. Mayall says he was an eye witness of that horrifying accident at the San Francisco Glass works, Nov. 29, when fifteen persons lost their lives and eighty were seriously hurt. An immense crowd had gathered on the roof to witness a football game when it gave way, letting the spc- tators into the furnace below. He Casse. Him, Airfcew. The most recent shining specimen of literary directness which has come under our notice recently, is a letter addressed by an Australian partisan lo the politician whom he assisted to eminence, hut who, on reaching his high estate, forgot the poor man on whose shoulders he had risen. The Australian wrote as follows: Deer sur: You're a dam frnud and you know it. I don't care a rap for the billet or the muny eather but you could hev got it for me if you wasn't as mean as muk. Two pounds a week ain't any more to me than forty shilling Is to you. hut I objekt to bein' made an in- firnil fool of. Soon after you was elected by my hard workin' a feller wanted to bet me you wouldn't' be in the House nioren a week before you maid an ass of yerself. I bet him a Cow on that as I thought you was worth it then. After I got your note snyin' you declined tn ackt in the matter I driv the cow over to the Feller's place an' told him he'd won 'er. Thatsorl I got by hnwlin' myself horse for you on pole day, an' months befoar. You not only hurt a man's pride but you inger him in bisness. I belive you think you'll git in agin. I don't. An' what I think is of moar Konsequence than you may think. I beleve you take a plasur in cuttin your best friends but wate till the clouds roll an' they'll cut you���just behind tho ear, where the butcher cut the pig. Yure no man. And i dont think yure much of a demakrat ether. Go to hel. I lower meself ritin' to a skunk, even thou I made him a member of Parliment." This it would seem, is what Matthew Arnold called a serviceable prose style. Tks Caudha PMltry Review. We are informed that Mr. A. G. Gilbert, the manager of the great poultry department of the Government Agricultural Farm at Ottawa, haa been engaged for the coming year to continue his department. "Practical Poultry," in that handsome magazine, the Canadian Poultry Review. Other departments in the paper are: "Turkeys, Ducks, and Geese," "Bantams," "Poultry Ailments," "Incubators and Brooders," and "With Uncle Sam." The Editor says it will be bigger and better than ever, and as it is now in its 22d year, we believe him. This journal is well illustrated, full of practical knowledge written by experts, and at the yearly subscription of 50c, is ridiculously cheap. Low as it is, however, readers of this paper can get it at a special rateof three years for $1.00. A sample will be sent free by addressing Canadian Poultry Review, Toronto, Ont.; but the shortest and best way is to send (1.00 for three years. The Camber of Mlsei. TheChamber of Mines recently instituted at Rossland, is generally designated as the Rossland Chamber of Mines. This is a mistake says theSilvertonian, and is a name which the promoters do not wish attached to it, as the Chamber is intended to embrace all the mining districts in southern British Columbia, and is only located at Rossland by reason of the idea of its establishment having been conceived there.. The aim of the promoters is to enroll as members all mining men, smelter operators and claim holders in the district und to give n<> one section prominence over another iu the reports to be Bent out. There is room in the province fur a Chamber of Mines which will furnish reliable and up-to-date information of the progress of the mining industry to the press of America and Europe as the newly created Chamber is preparing to do. Oscar WIMs Dsai. A dispatch from Paris says Oscar Wilde iB dead. He died in an obscure house in the Latin quarter from meningitis and was received into the Catholic church on his deathbed. Reports show that the Granby smelter got 704 tons of matte from 18,074 tone of ore, while the Trail smelter got 94$ tons of matte frcm 8,547 Ions of ore. In the case of the Trail smelter the bullion amounteil to 924 tons. Application for Liquor License. NOTICE la hi-rehy ulven thut tbe undermen tinned havu applied to the Board of LleenihiK CommlsalonerV ot the Boundary Creek License District, at their next slttlufi, for llcenies to sell liquors by retail on tbe premises named, beginning on the first day of January, 1001: Gil La Valley, Hotel Christina, Christina Lake. C. H. Thomas, Hotel Cascade, Cascade City. C. Johnson, Cominerulal,Hotel, Cascade Clir. 6. Devon,Hi n.u I.otrl, Cascade. Said next sitting of the Board will bo held on Saturday, tilth day of December, 1000, at eleven o'clock in the forenoon, at the Court House, Grand Porks. B. 0. I. A. DINSMORE, Chief License Inspector, IM Koew Soatthlsf Aboil Uoidrlti. John Burns, the English labor leader, celebrated his 42d birthday on November 13. Mr. Burns, who has been in parliament since 1892, is an engineer by profession, and his early struggles were of the hardest kind. In the house of commons he once said he should know something about laundrie- (the subject under discussion,) for his mother was a washer-woman A Well-bound Lord. Lord Strathcona should be able to get in out of the wet, as he has no lesB than eight palatial resi deuces���two in London, one in Scotland, Knebworth, Stevenage (Hertfordshire); one in Montreal, one in Winnipeg, and one in Pic- tou, N. S. We are told that in London alone there are half a mil lion homeless inhabitants. LET'S TALK IT OVER. Fair Canadians: The policy of your newly-elected rulers is in favor of trade within the empire. Your patriotism ap> proves of it. But, setting that aside, I appeal to your dainty taste and ground my faith on QUALITY If you try Ceylon and India ma chine-made GREEN teas you will miss something. What? The impurities imparted to Japan and China greens by the FILTHY METHODS OF HAND-ROLLING. Think of this. Blue Ribbon, Monsoon and Salada packets are on sale.���Colonist. CHAMBER OF NINES The Chamber of Mines wants thoroughly reliable correspondents in every camp in the districts of East and West Kootenay and Yale, to whom reasonable compensation will be paid for their services. Correspondents will be expected to furnish the Chamber of Mines with all development going tin at the mines, the installation of machinery, shipments of ore and value, and generally suoh news as will attract the attention of capitalists, and cause them to investigate mill invest. Applications to be addressed to the Chamber of Mines. Southern British Columbia, (Kootenays und Yale,), P. O. box 578, Rossland, B. C. The Yale-Columbia Lumber Co., LIMITED. MANUFACTURERS OF ALL KINDS OF Bough and Dressed Lumber, Lath, Shingles, Mouldings and Turnings. Principal Hills at CASCADE, B C I. H. HALLETT. H. C SHAW Hallett & Shaw BARRISTERS, 8OLI0ITORS, NOTARIES PUBLIC ETO. QREENWOOD, B. C. TEACHER WANTED FOB CASCADE SCHOOL DISTRICT. Applications received by the undersigned until 8th December, 1U00. Duties to commence tbe Orator year, D. D. FKKUUSON, Secretary School Board. . Casoade, B. OV NOTICE OF FORFEITURE. TO REUBEN WELLS, Late of Greenwood, in Yale District, Sib: You are hereby notified that I have exuended II00.WI in the survey of the "Undine" Mineral Claim, sltuale In Summit Camp, In the Orand Forks Mining Ulvlslou of Yale District, British Columbia to count as an assessment on said claim, as will appear by a Certificate of Work recorded October JOth, 1VC0, In the office of the Minimi Hecorder for the said Grand Fork. Mining Division, In order to hold .aid clnini under the provisions of Section 84 of "The Mineral Act " .nub being the amount required to bold Hid claim for tbe year ending Oct. H61I1,190ft And If, at the expiration or ninety (90) day. of publication of this notice, yon full or refuse to contribute your proportion of the expenditure required nnder Section 84, together Willi all costs of advertising,yonr Interest In said claim shall become vested in the subscriber (your co-owner) under Section 4 iif the "Mineral Act Amendment Act 19110." Dated at Rossland, B, C, thl. 18th day of November, 1900. ROSS THOMPSON. Hallett & Shaw, Solicitor, for Rots Thompson. 14W-2 Fire Insurance Agency PHOENIX ASSURANCE COMPANY, of London, Eng., BRITISH AMERICAN ASSURANCE CO. of Toronto; WESTERN ASSURANCE CO. Gkorqk K. Stocker, Agent. I |ji| Brewery XI EXTRA FINE Lager Beer! Brewed Especially for Export. Warranted to Keep in Any Climate. FERGUSON & RITCHIE, SUCCESSORS TO Supply Company W^Waw^ailatWaHaJrtni^tnrtilitiiiti A Pull Assortment OF Staple and Taney GEOCERIES rimers' Supplies, Hay, Oats, Coal, Etc. Patent Medicines: We have just laid in an EXTENSIVE LINE of STANDARD PATENT Medicines, of the kinds most in use and demand, and possessing curative powers. When you need medical aids come and see what we have. MIMMMMMMMMMMM THE CASCADE BE00RD December 8, 1000 BRIEF LOCAL MENTION. Ferguson & Kitchie have receive 1 this week a large invoice of hay and grain. For a nice meal, fine bed and quiet rest, try the Cosmopolitan hotel, In Cascade. Keep in mind the coming Christinas Tree festivities���and save a 25c piece, to get in and see the fun and enjoy some of the nice refreshments. Mr. 8. \V. Bear this week boxed the balance of Mrs. Rochutsen's household goods ready for shipment to Victoria. The Record staff has filiated its cravings for veniMir, on the most delicious quality, this week, by kindness of Mrs. William Baulne. Mrs. G. K. Stocker left on Wednesday last fur Spokane, where she will remain till after the holidays visiting with her relatives and many friends, Mr. S. accompanina her as far as Rossland and returning last evening. Mr. John Lyngholm has received an invitation to attend the wedding of Mr. Unn Olson and Mit-s Mary Bergman in Spokane on the loth instant. Miss Bergman is a sister of a former partner of Mr. Olnon in the proprietorship of the Britannia Hotel. ��� John Nelson, formerly of the firm of Olson, Nelson & Bergman, doing business in Cascade, who has been engaged in railway contract work near Colorado Springe, will start for the old country about the 10th instant. Without in the least objecting to the presence here of Mr. Coatee, the recently arrived quarantine officer, we must say it appears a little strange that the government insists on importing officers for services of this nature to the exclusion of active and faithful local party workers. This is offensive political ingratitude on the part of higer party managers. Either the president or secretary of the local Liberal association Could attend to the duties referred to, and it would have only been a fitting recognition of their party loyalty, hud one of them been appointed to the position. Good Showing In the Messenger. The Beach brothers, of the Victo- ria and Messenger groups of mining claims on Christina Lake, were in town this week laying in supplies. They appear to be especially well pleased with the results of their development work on the Messenger, on which they are down fifteen feet, and will go down H5 feet further before crosscntting. The ore grows better with depth but assays already show 10.98 ozs. copper. 5} silver and $1 gold value. Mr. D. C. Beach says there ie another ledge 100 feet distant, and when he gets down 100 feet on the Messenger, he will crosr-cut to that ledge. BE PATRIOTIC. Fair Canadians: Your brothers and lovers are re- ' turning covered with glory. The whole empire attests the credit of their achievements. In Africa they met their cousins���the British tea planters���also fighting tor the cause. Dear Cousins: You can aid the comrades of your soldiers. Try Ceylon and GREEN teas, if you now drink Japans. Leave the rest to your dainty palates. Salada, Monsoon and Blue Ribbon packets *wait you.���Colonist. CASCADE, The coming Commercial, Industrial and Mining Centre of East Yale. The Gateway City Of the Kettle River, Boundary Creek aud Christina Lake Countries. A Magnificent Water Power of 20,000 Horse Power. X The center of a>iarvellously RICH MINERAL DISTRICT. A most promising opportunity for business locations and realty investments. A most advantageous smelter location and railroad center. One mile from Christina Lake, the Great Pleasure Resort. For further information, price of lots, etc., address, GEO. K. STOCKER, Townsite Agent, Cascade, B. C. Or L. A. HAMILTON, Land Com. C. P. R., Winnipeg, Man mmmmmmmmmmwwNm, That We Can Do All Kinds And ALL Styles of iiUlUIUUIiMIMJUWMUUUUUUUUUUWRWyU MMMM rTTVTrrTVYTWiTnnmPVVirni,T11lninT"llF��\1II?S111 A Test Of Our Artistic Skill | Will Prove. Qlve Us a Trial.! omrnninMnnninnm mnm
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Title | Cascade Record |
Publisher | Cascade, B.C. : H.S. Turner |
Date Issued | 1900-12-08 |
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Cascade (B.C.) Cascade |
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Language | English |
Identifier | Cascade_Record_1900-12-08 |
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BC Historical Newspapers |
Source | Original Format: Royal British Columbia Museum. British Columbia Archives. |
Date Available | 2015-11-26 |
Provider | Vancouver : University of British Columbia Library |
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DOI | 10.14288/1.0067469 |
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Longitude | -118.1999999 |
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