F) Devoted to the Joining Interests and Development of tbe District of EAST KOOTEflnY. mm wm j *��w.1^ f. i^ro'-j Vol. 1, No. 46. Golden, B. C, Friday June 10th. 1898. 53.00 Per Year A. P. PATRICK, P.L.S, Ad0bbss:-BOX 49 GOLDEN, B.C. o. & lleciSTSK, J-ts. A. IlAHVKVi Harvey & McCarter, BAUKISTICItK, ETC. GOLDEN and FOET STEELE. ELLIS & GROGAN, Fire, Ufa, Real tfattttc, iXqiua AftcntH, AtiiitionoLTfi mid Customs fcrokern Fire Ageiifk'.s: Queen, I,iiiii'a.sliii-(', Union. Hartford. European Htenmsliiji Tlcjcut Oflfce, Tlie 8iiu Life Iiiijiironco.Compuny. The Ontario ArciiU'iit IllKlironCO Co'y. Thu Bfrbuuk Investment ami Loan co. CALQARY, ALTA. H. L. Cummins, P.L.S., And Civil Engineer. Foot Steele, B.C. Thos. McNaught, Utninc Broker, Finaticlftl Agojit, Conveyancer and Notary I'ublfc. Poit office address: GOLDEN or FORT STEELE. W. PELLEW HARVEY, (F.C.S.) Assay Ofiicvs nnd Chrmicnl Laboratory, VAXCOUVBR, B.C. (Established w.v.) For several roars with Vivian *t Sons, Swan- aea, and local representative for them. For A years manager for the a&sayers to tlio KloTintoCo., r.rtndon. Canadian representative uf tiie Cosset Gold Kxtrai-tliiK Co. L'td, fjInK^ow (Cyanide process.) N.B.���AU work personalty atttierln tended. Only eorapetent men employed. No pupils re cclved. Jas'. Henderson, CONTRACTOR ami HUILDEIt, Plans Prepared. I'rimipt alicntlnn civ en In orders. A supply of Uuiidlli-. Lime Iur sale. GOLDEN, B.C. The GoJden MEAT MARKET Fn-Kh and.Halt Meats, Fish aud (tattle iu season. Dealer* 111 Cattle, Sheep nnd Homes, Mail orders receive prompt utieution. HULL BROS. & CO. Livery and Feed Stables Good Saddle Unrsrs and Kigsof All Kinds for Hire at IteasniiaUt* Kates. Teaming of All Kinds a Specialty, A. HAMILTON, Goldon, IS. C. Good Time Wanted By evory mnn who haa �� watch. ��� % flhEXAflDEfl, �� C.P.K. wr-toli Inspector will Im utTHK MINER OFFICE from Wfnlno��ili.y <�� Friday ___���> encli week. Satisfaction Guar- nntecil. Work nun lie left nt MoDEUMOT'S STORE k H. Bell WATCHMAKER -^and-**** (J)Golden(5) TOJiSORlflli PAYORS Newly Reiitted & Rofurnlshod. The best of tho kiiul west of Winnipeg. Everything Coinnloto. All Modern Cmivcnlonccs. J. Lamontagne, Prop. I UNDERTAKING* & Embalming t w Telegraph orders receive prompt utieution �� t J. SMART, | CALGARY, Alta. ����� The Ppovidenee Fur Go Providence, ll. I. '.vunts nil kinds of raw furs, skins, ginseng, HQitocn, etc. Prices for next sixty days nru ns follows: Silver Fox... Bear Otter Martin Heaver (per pound)...) 3*00 to If Wolf t 1.00 to % Red Fox if l.tio to if 2.00. Mink % .75 to * 2.00. Skunk % .25 to if Gray Fox % .50 to % Rat." if .20 to if ...ifl5.00 to $160,00. ...% 5.00 to % 25.00. ...if 4.00 to % 0.00. ...% 2.00 to * ��,00. 3.60. 2.00. 1.00. Price list on all other furs and skins furnished upon application. Poll prices guaranteed, careful selection, courteous treatment, ami immediateremittance on all consignments. 8 Sixteen 1 *_ll*. Loaves for One Dollar Cnsli, At Mack Joe's. Cunningham & Harvey (late of Vancouver) Assayors anil Chemists, SMELTER, - GOLDEN. All work done In duplicate nnd guaranteed. A portion of each wimple is put aside for future reference. l'ROVXN'CrALiaECRBTAKY'S OFFICE. With May, 1808. trlS.IIOXOCB tlie Nontenant-Governor ha* iL bugs pleased to appoint tbe uu derm Bnj tloucd penman to tie Collectors ol Vote*, under tbo provisions olBeutlon Hi ���>: tlio " itedfstrlbu* tloaAct, 1883," namely: Josiaii snnttKTT, of Donald, for the North Hiding, Kust Kootonay Electoral District. cif.uii.Ks M. Edwakds, oi Ct.it Steele, for tho South fiftlhig, East Kootenay Blactoral Distriot. And Ills Honour the Ucutenant-fiovernor bos been pleased ti> appoint Hie undermentioned person to be a Distributing Collector, under tlie provisions of-Section 17 of the said Act, namely: In the former Electoral District of East Kootenay, James F. AttiisTito.s'a* ot Kort stsele. JWI . ' JEWKLLEK. Wedding Rings A Specialty. *����Si��*^- Calgary, - Alberta. GEO. GEARY,^**- Livery, peed $ Sale Stables, Fort Steele; S. E. Kootenay. Tack Trains (or mines supplied. Freighting of all kinds nndertukon. Klondike Outfits ***.e*s. 's Stores, CALGARY, ALTA. Wong See, jJJ Watchmaker, ���'-' Jeweller, Ontieiiin and Mcclinillc. Wetcbcs cleaned, JeivclU*oy tnnunted, tllosscs piemledftiulUnnsrepaireit. l-'h-.t eliws work in every department, A irialMiiieiieii.su come 1.1 Wong See, Golden. Tom Lee, �� has the best restaurant iu tiolil- en. It. is open at all hours. Every delicacy ami fruit in its Season. A good selection of Chinese Lily flower roots apply ut once for the Choicest ere they go to �� Tom Lee, Bakery, �� Meals Day und Night. EDUCATION. vrOTICE Is hereby given that tbo annual ex* ���*-" tiniinniiofi ol candldatud for certificates of qualification to teach in the Public Bciidols of the Province will bo held um follows, com* nicnctngjon^Monday, July Jih, 1898, iitH:li ft.m.:��� Victoria....In South Parlt School Building. Vancouver ..In High School Building. Kamloops lu Public School Jtultdlng. Each applicant must forward a notice, thirty davx beinre liie extimiiinflon, slutinc llierlasx and grade of certificate for which lu* will bo a candidate, the optional subjects selected, and nt whloh of tbe aijove-nuined places he will attend. Kvery notice of Intention to boon applicant must bo accompanied with satisfactory testimonial of moral character. ('i'.udld<m--4 nre notified tlmt all of the above requirements must ho fulfilled before their applications can ho filed. All candidates for Kirst Class, Grade A, Certificates, Including Graduates, must intend in Victoria lo take tnosubjects prescribed for July 13th nnd l-itli instants, und to undergo required oral examination. S. 1). POPE, Superintendent of Education. Education Olllee, Victoria, May ith, 1898. inlM NOTICE. pOURTS OF ASSISE and Nisi Prlus. ond of ^-' Oyer aud Terminer and General (laol Delivery, will h". bolden at the plaoOl find on the dates following, viz.:��� ..itvof Nelson, on Monday, the 20th day of June, 1808. Town of Donald, on Monday, tho27th day of June, 18W. Uy Command. JAMES BAKRK, Provincial Secretary. Provincial Secretary's ouiee, 8th March, is1.-,**. 18mtf Hotice to Taxpayers ASSESSMENT ACT AND PROVINCIAL REVENUE TAX. Northern Division of Kast Kootenay Disti'iet. MOTICK is iikhkiiv hivkn In accordance I*, wiiii the .siaiuie*. Unit Provincial Rovonuo Tax nml all taxes levied under tho Assessment Aet are nmv due for I lie year 1808. Ail of tile Hl.ove named taxes collectable within tin. Nurinern iilvisiuti of Kast Kootonay lustriet are payable at my ii'tic-i, thc court linns,., Golden. Assessed taxes areMllectable at tho following rati1., viz.: If paid nn or before June not li. 1893. Tlirce-flftlia of one per emit, on Ileal Property, Two .iii'l eun-liiill per cent, un ansesMCt value of nllil In ml. oiic-luilt of one per cent, on Personal Property, On .so inueh of tlio Incomes of auy person as oxceeds line Thousand Dollars tlm following rfcks, namely: Upon suoh excoss nf Income wiien tiie unlit ia not more ilnin Ten Thousand llollar-i, une },er cenl.: wliell hlieli excess is over Ten Thousand Dollars an<l nut mora ilinn Twenty Thousand Dollars, une and onc-iiuartor of une nor coitti! when such oxcess Is over Twenty Thousand Dollars, nun and oue-half nf oue pu'c cent, If paid oil nr after lhe 1st filly, 18H8. Pour.ltfths of une per cent, on Ileal Property. Three l.er eunl. nt, the assessed value nf wiul land. Throe-fourths of nnc per cent, un Porsonal Property, Ou sn much nf ihe Incomes of any person aa oxcoeda one Tbousaud liullars the following rates, nninolv: Upon sm-li excess when Ibe HAie.e is not ninro than Ten Thousand liullars, one and one-iiiiartei* of une per cont.l when such excess Is over Ten Thousand Dollars ami nut mure than Twnnly Thousand Dollars, one .ml une-half uf une per cent] when am-it excess is over -[Twenty Thousand Dollars, one ami thrce-qiterters iif une per cent. Provincial Kevenne Tax, s.'l.O0 por capita. *m***-.-*,.**y.*nrfj.wr-ww,uu, i.1 mww*nn�� -..-^m****. i.a EAST KOOTEtJAY ENTERPRISE. An Hotel for Dawson and Stoamoi-s for tho Yukon River. Th steniner C'apilano of Vnncoiiver has lienn chartered by Mr. Stracoy, formerly ui tlol.leii, anil his partner, Mr. l-uhcrt, to tow ono of thoir stern-wheel river stGamers, now being completed at the Iron Works, up to St. Michael's early nest month. They arc also giving the Capilano a heavy cargo. She is now loading plant for a snsv mill anil sume lo0 tons uf mbrchundisQ and provisions. Messrs. Stracoy nml hubort have so far expended over 1(50,000 in the outfitting of tlieir scheme, which included tlio oiTctiiin and inanbgemept of a first-clns's liotcl iu Dawson City, whicli is to lie run by Mr A. II. Moggrltlgo, formerly of the Halcyon Hot Springs, ns manager, and maintaining two powerful nnd handsomely appointed river steamers on the Yukon between St. Michael's, at lhe mouth of tlio river, and Dawson City. Till! Mi.veu wishes Mr. Stracoy every success ii. liis-tontGrpi'iso. Homiciclo at Wardner���Death of a Golden Boy. Intelligence has reached I Iolden that I-'dward liawll', formerly in the employment oi the (iolden Lumber Company has been killed in a brawl at ono of the ruilwny camps near AVardner. Tiie particulars so far ns can be ascertained arc that l.a'.vlf, who owns a team of horses, has been engaged in the construction work of tho Crow's Xest Puss railway. At the time of his death ho was located at Kgan k Co.'s camp Xo. 2 near Ward nor. One of the night herders oi ibis camp was a person named Philips, whose fathop is .Michael Philips, rancher and stipendiary .magistrate at Tobacco Plains, On Saturday night last liawlf borrowed Iho horse belonging to Phillips for a rido and on his return an altercation arose betweon them. AVhethcr owing to a dispute as to tho hire or whether owing to lhe horse having been borrowed without the owner's consent is not known. In tho heat of the altercation Phillips, who carried a revolver, drew it and struck liawlf on tlie forehead. The blow wu? fatal. Philips is now in custody pending the inquiry to lie held by the coroner. Grout sympathy is felt for the father of Philips, who is much esteemed and respected in tlie district. Rumored Accident to J. D. Farroll, Stoe.mer on Kootenay Rlvor. It is reported that tho steamer ,1, I). Farrell, whicli plys on iho Kootenny river between tho North Star Landing and Jennings Landing, Montana, has been seriously injured in her last downward trip to the latter placo. We aro without particulars, except that the scene of the accident is ill that ill-fated canyon Oil the Tobacco Plains, which lias boon so fruitful of many accidents to steamboats, Lust your early ill tiie sciis.ui both the Uuth uud tho Gwendoline cnuio to grief there, which seriously interrupted the trallle for somo time. Wo trust tlio Fnrroll is not so badly damaged, although it is rumored she 1ms beon wrecked. Traffic on the Columbia River Thc steniner Duchess wont up the river on Friday morning with seven passengers and a consldornblo amount of freight 111..I arrived back In Golden from Windermere on Sunday night witli oight pussi'iigcrs. On her upward-bound trip on Tuesday morning she carried twenty passengers, ton oi who wore bound for Kort Steele. On Iter downward trip she brought to Golden, where she arrived on Wednesday afternoon, fourteen passengers, seven of whom were from Fort Steele and wero formerly employed on tho Crow's Nest Pass railway construction, Tho river is now in good condition for navigation and excellent timo is made both with boat and also with tiie stage to Steele, which connects with the boat ut Windermere. back number or he would know better than to go ill openly and above board to depdnttlate Armenia through tlm evil actions uf his Boldlers, What Abdul should do is tu propose to biiil.la railway in Armenia, and form a joint stuck company I'm- that purpose It may be different in Turkey, but a powerful joint stuck company can do practically anything in Church Services. !-::i:s:n-ri:i:!.\\ cill'itt'il, Sunday Horvlcos���i I a.m. nntf**7:C0 p.m. Sunday school ,'i Bible class nl 2:30 p.m. Thursday*���Choir practice 8 p.m. Friday���Prayer meetings p.m. I.'cv. V.'. s. Wright, Pastor. C'llUltt'll OF i:-ii;i..\mi. Sunday���Servico nt Donald. Morning perfect freedom from the interference of Prnvor and llolv Communion nt 11 o'clock, levelling, 7:30 o'clock, ovontng prayer and sermon. Tin. offertooles nt both services will bo given to the Society fur th.1 propagation of the Gospel in Foreign Part?. Rev. II. l'��. Turner, Pastor, MHTHOmST CIIUIICII. Service will bu hold in connection with lb.. Methodist church un Sunday next as follows: Ponald, al 11 a.m.; Golden, at 7..'10 p.m. Kverybody is welcome at those services. Prayer meeting on Tuesday ut K p.m. tin. patriotic Liberal government or tbo zealous nnd enlightened Canadian parliament. The poor Sultan of Turkey was condemned by the civilized world because the people suffered iu Armenia at lhe hands of his agents.'it is a pity that llio Sultan could not turn himself into a joint Btock company, and then for tbo sake of Mnliometauism treat his victims in Armenia as badly ns Canadians, for the sake of greed, wero treated in tlio Crow's Nest Pnss.���Toronto Telegram. Alarming: Disappearance of A. G. M. Spragco, Barrister, Rovelstoks. ,.,..,. . The po-tcrs for tlio Donald sports Mr. A. I, .,!. Sprngge, barrister. Ju]y M hm ,���.,.,, ���������,,,, t,,,a m,���L llevelstoke, formerly of Donald und well j The prpgramioe will consisl of a grand known in Golden, has been missing from football tournCiiicnt fur gold medals his homo fur several days and the worst j valued at '.100; trap shouting for annual fears aro entertained as to his safety., ��*-<**l-*f-S*- -***-P' I-'"1'* ������'"��� -i*���' medals ,,,..,, . ., for winning team nnd highest individual On \\ edncsdiiY nttrrnoim ol ast week . ��� . , ��� , .- , , ;l scores; amateur bicyclo races lor gold Mr. Spraggo left Kevolstoko with his and silver medals-foot races and other gnu and dog ostensibly on n shooting spurts; tug of war Donald vs. all c its. expedition. Ho was las', seen near tho The'day's sport will be concluded with a smelter, along the bunk of the Columbia ','"m'1'' T1"' "1,ove wi" to��� ,l nrst vhw ,, , ,. ,. ,,. , .day's spurt ami nn doubt wiil be well river, in a southward direction. His dog P, c. I.AXll, Assessor nu-1 Collector, canio back to the Revelstoke Hotel, where Mr. Sprngge resided, on Thursday morning, liis absence ul! night and the dug's return without ils master raise.! alarm as to .Mr. Spragge's safety, and search parties were at once organized nnd sent out, but no trace lias been found of the missing man. It is now moro than ten days since he disappeared anil littlo holies arc now entertained of bis lining olive. All sorts of rumors arc afloat, but Tim Mi.vun prefers to say nothing .until tlie remains are found or Mr. Sprngge turns up alive. An Accurate Aim. "How did this happen? " asked the surgeon as he dressed the wound in tho chock and applied a southing poultice to the damaged oyo. " (lot hit with a stone," replied tlie patient. " Who threw it?" "My���my wife," was tho reluctant answer. "Hum; it's tho first time I knew a woman hit anything she aimed ut," muttcrod the surgeon. " She was throwing at the neighbour's lion," explained tho sufferer; "1 was behind her." How the Little Ones Got Mixed. patronized by Goldenitcs. Among tho candidates for parliamentary honors in tlm approaching provincial elections in llritisli Columbia Is Mr, W. It. Ross, barrister, ni Fort Steele, formerly oi this city. Mr. Kuss is running as an opposition candidate and has twu opponents-Col. linker and Mr. Bailey, editor of the Fort Steele Prospector. Mr. Ross had a ruttsiiii-mccling lust Thursday in tho opera house of ilu* town and the election promises lu i.-- a close one. The labourers and others employed on the Crow's Nest Pass railway aro being placed on (lie voters' lists tu swell the resident (?) vote���Winnipeg Freo Press. Mr. .lames A. Stoddnrt ..f Windermere who returned from tlm cast in tho bo-tinning of tin* week left Golden for homo last Wednesday. Prospeotors are busy in tho upper forks of Toby Greek, bating crossed over bv the trail from Wost Kootenay notwithstanding the depth uf snow still existing on tin* tup of tin. divide. Some of the best properties in the Kootenays have beon located along the sides nf tho divide. Nature seems to have placed her richest storehouses in the least accessible places. Mr, (ieorga Rob der, manager of tho Kast Kootenuy Supply Store, Windermere, was also iv visitor this week. Some time ago there was a dance given up country. Most of tho married ladies present had little love-tokens with them in tho shape of babies, whoso noisy perversity required too much attention to allow tho fond mothers the full swing of tlieir poui's pleasure in the dance, A number of young mon present gallantly , ��� . , ��� sume ol tho principal mining camps Juntecrcd to watch over tho refractory .,,������,. ��� ���,,. *,,, j,,,,,,**,,,, t0 *..lv, ,,x. James Bell, of Edinburgh, Scotland, who is interested in tho London nnd British Columbia Gnldfields ami tha Scottish Colonial Goldtields, as well us a number of other old country mining companies has been making nn extensive trip through the Kootenays visiting " love-cubs," so that their parents could Indulge without let or hindrance in tlio sweets oi tlie light fantastic exorcises. The gallant offer of tho young men was readily and most confidingly accepted, but no sooner had tho women l.'fl their dear charges to the care of these mischievous young rascals llian thoy commenced tho stripping of tbe infuiits, changing the clothing and giving to one apparel of tlio other. The dance and music ran fast and furious, ami the proud dames of matrimony continued in the wild delights of thoir freedom until far into tho "wee sum' 'oors, Tho dance over, it was timo to go home; tho lights were lessened, and tho mothers hurriedly took each a baby In the dress of her own, and started, some to their homos, miles off, und were far on their way before daylight The day following there was a prodigious row. Mothers discovered that a single day had changed thesox of thoir babies, and then commenced sonic of the tallest tended his trip up the Columbia valley to tin. Fort Steele district in company with Thomas McN'iiugbtof the Goldon and Fori Steelo Development ('... am! thu Alberta and Kast Kootenay Development Company, tu inspect sume uf theso companies' properties, iu which Mi*, null is also Interested, bill ho was obliged to postpone tliis portion of bis ni-, ..wing to a prosslng call from the cum. Mr, null was highly impressed wiiii what lie did sec of I'nst Kootonay und his visit will have tlio effect of stimulating mure interest among uritish capitalists as tu uur milling investments. NOTICE. Application for Csrtlflcato of Im- provomer.ts. TOUONTO FltACTIOX MlXRIlAti CLAIM, Uoldon, January lutli, ISlW. JUJia Example for tho Sultan. Abdul Iho Damned, Sultan nf Turkey, might organise his next scries of atrocities in Armenia upon the Canadian plan, which has proved its efficiency in the Crow's Nest Pass. Abdul must be it Take notice that I, John McRno, Freo Minor's Certificate N... KHil.'io, Intend, sixty days from the dale hereof, to apply to the Mining Recorder for a certificate female pcdestrianlsm ovor known. Llv- 0| Improvements, for tlie purpose of ing miles apart, it required days to obtaining a Crown grunt ni tlieabovo unmix tbo babies, and will roqtiiro ns| oMm located on Spillimucboon Muiin- inuny months to restore tin- mothers their naturally sweet disposition. . THE KAST KOOTENAI' MISER, TWO DOLLARS PER YEAR, THE BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUM IN EAST KONTENAY, lain, situate in the Goldon Mining Division of East Kootonav District. And further take notice that action, untied section 37, must be commeuccl- hi'foj*. tlielssiiance of sueh certificate ul iiiipsuvoments. Dated this loth day of January, 1808, John McRab, By his agent GocS. McCarter. Vhe ?Ni' mer. J every Friday itenuy [ilstriet i nil iriiiii-, ttnd iail"��r carrier, A Weekly /ounial, nublUhi Ill Um; ili'.r'.v*! (il Ul*-* East K- iUtlkilit,' >'lns'*,: UORU-BLtiuUS Wit Hl'IWKIl'TIO.V KATES: By ���|8.ui per year in advance, < iparell) line for Hrst Insertlun, li cents per be!Sr,S,tdr,fc^Ks��n.r0aUl"'! Hi-tJj, ma ftta. ago and death notices inserted JOB DEPARTMENT*: Our Jpb Department U tlie uesi eiiulpped prlutlug Olllee in Hint Kootenay antf is prepared to do neat, artistic iiriiiiini* ui a reasonable price, one price toall Juiiori icelv il|'l tUH-hlliiii. noKitKsi'ONDENTs: We invito eorrospDn- denee on any iubjoel *>i interest to thu general public and ilcslru n regular corresiiundorti al overy nnlnt In the District, in nil eases the _boua llduttuineo/writer must aecompuny the ti���iini>. iipt. mil tieeessarily iur publication but ii*. u guarantee of good faith, Correspondence with reforenpc to nny matter that has appeared in another piper iiiusi Hrsl .in- utferud ii> thai pa por iur pnollcatlon before it eau appear in ������thk IIikkk." Address nil communications THE EAST KOOTENAY PUB. CO. Golden, I). C. J'KIDAY, JUNE 10, 1898, A NOT UNLIKELY EVENT. Believers in the Millennium uro sooth ���sayers, predicting tlmt prior to its ml vent there would bo it great und bloody war��� tlm greatest uud bloodiest tho world has ever seen���and that tlie Millennium will lie attained before tlie arrival of the twentieth century. Some of tlie Booth- ���suyera predicted that the close of the Crimean war would speedily be followed l>y tlie Millennium; hut only more war.*' followed, some of them bloodier and more far-reaching in thoir consequences. Thc nineteenth century Is now near its close, and Millennium sooth-sayers are hnsy with their prophecies, The bloodiest war ever raged is now on the eve of commencement. The present warfare between America and Spain is the Interlude. There will ho interference by the European Continental Powers between Spain und America, either before the eluHo of hostilities or whon terms of peace arc being arranged. This interference will be resented, as America will be foolish if she foregoes any of her spoils of victory. Then an attempt will be made to wrest these from her; but she will have the support and backing-up of Great Britain. Italy, out of her love for Great Britain and recollecting the struggles she had to secure her own freedom from odious tyranny, and probably France from her Republican sympathies and her hatred to the Teuton will be found arrayed oit the side of the great Anglo-Saxon Confederation���the greatest confederation the world has ever produced. Certainly there is a great flutter just now in nil the diplomatic dovecotes in Europe, and protocols are being exchanged. Britain is making great preparations for eventualities, acting on the maxim that tlie best way to secure peace is to bo ready for war. Her preparations are on a gigantic scale: enormous additions to her already powerful tleet; the; accumulation and storage of warlike stores and munitions. Her financiers are moving slowly aud realizing outside securities, ns they do not know where or when complications may commence or end. Blood-letting used to be the remedy for a fevered person; it is still the only remedy for fevered nations, ns nations are still a long way from the universal dawn of pence* When the carnage is over, then this univorsul dawn of peace, and cast in their lot. It is no case for trifling or trying to break the force of facts, Too lurid a Hght has been let In on them. Atonement must be made for the great Wrongs that have been done. THE PROVINCIAL ELECTIONS. Tlie British Columbia Legislative elections take place on Jnlv 9th. Tlie nomination of candidates is on the 25th of June. Already all over the Province candidates are busy prosecuting their canvass. The candidates are of two classes���-for and against theUovemment. In Northern Kast Kootenay tho candidates who occupy tho field are Mr. \V. C. Wells, lumberman, Palliser, and Mr. W.li. Neilson, manager of the Columbia liiver Lumber Company. In Southern Kast Kootenay the candidates are Col, Uie Hon. .lames Baker, Cranbrook, Provincial Secretary and member of the present government aud Mr. i.iiley, the present editor of The Prospector, Kort Steele. In another portion of the paper will be found a list of the electors of North Kast Kootenay. Persons who consider they aro entitled to be on the roll of voters should oxandue tho list to see if their names are there, and if they have been omitted they should take immediate steps to have their names inserted on the roll beforo nomination day. The writs woro issued on the "th ' of June and are returnable on or before j 31st August. it-H-V ,��lKtUBWi,**W -I"-.*!". ���*fc-**-ra.tfii i ,������____* |,rmrLW.ii--.-f*"-tvi-yacm**.-y*vv.���; ���trynrmM*.mm*'n *C^ THE FASHIONABLE TAILOR HAS located permanently opposite the Columbia House, Golden, where he will attend to all requirements in his line, whether it be Tailor-Made or Ready-Made Clothing, A eall for inspection will be appreciatad, as it is "no trouble to show goods," and he has a good selection of all kinds of Tweeds and Broadcloth. A PERFECT FIT GUARANTEED. COLUMBIA RIVER LUMBER CO., LTD. Manufacturers of and Dealers in all kinds of Lumber, etc. ��_^ (lONTKACTOKS TO THK C.I'.K. __������> Toronto Mull und Empire: " Thero if more brain power in lhe Britisli Columbia government, small us Unit administration in as to numbers, than in the Ottawa government with nil its boasted btisinoss qualities. Mr. Clifford Sifton ruminated for months on the Yukon railway question, mid ull bis colleagues runiinatei.il witli him. The result of the mental effort was a deal which if not designedly a fraud was rank foolishness It gave awny everything for comparatively nothing, and was so exorbitant in its terms as to stagger the country. The Liberals iu tiie Commons did not like it. Borne voted against it; others voted for it, but prayed that the Senate would kill it. It was approved only by the bad element. After the demise of this deal the British Columbia government took the matter up, and is getting the same railway, extended, however, to a Britii Colllmbiu port, for a moderate grant, with no monopoly. When these Ottawa Ministers enter upon a transaction they are suspiciously liberal with the public money or the public territory," If there is a difference between the two governments in tliis respect no sane person can distinguish it. Tho Origin of Yankee. A curious feature of thc present Ills- puuo-Amerirun hostilities pointed out by a reader is that the Spaniards refuse to dub the Americans by any other term than " Yankees," and tlieir country " Yunkeelandia." Not even every American is aware that " Yankee " wus derived by tho Bed Indians from "Anglais." "Ongkavs" was the original form of the word ns employed by the aborigines to denote the white colonists of Massachusetts. This etymological fact certainly deserves more attention than it usually receives, particularly in view of Anglo-Saxon unity.*���Exchange. Q-old.en and Beaver, 3S.O. OFFICES: - GOLDEN & BEAVER Ullook & Barrie, Props. GOLDEN - - . B. C. Fi st-i'lusti in overy purtlculnr. Convenient to Railway Depot ami Btcaiuboot Lauding. Hak'H Reasonable. Free Hum pie Koom-s. The Train Car luavca Kuoti-nay IJoiido, connecting will) Steamer for Fort Btosl* rnvwy Monday and Friday after -arrival of train from thu vent. Headquarters for Commercial and Mining Men. TRAVELLERS- FSRK i Situated on Perry Creek, 25 Miles. From Fort Steele, East Kootenay. tnttmitxttm SALE t$75 to $150 Each according to location. WWWWWWWW pp0wY*n Q " One-third down, balanee in three and nix *****. bJ.*il-.ta> . mouth*, without lutcrcst. Tempest & Co., Agents, CALGARY. The Quickest & Most Comfortable Route To South East Kootenay Is that ol tho UPPER COLUMBIA _ For Homo Comforts e Modern Conveniences s Best Cuisine in the West Commodious Sample Rooms First-Class Brands of Liquors and Cigars Co to the Columbia Jffouse> WM. McNEISH, Prop. Headquarters for Mining Mon. Worse Than Baseball Cranks. Thc Melbourne Argus describes tho unusual spectacle of u funeral coming to a standstill in front of a public house. It occurred in Hwanston street, Melbourne, People who stood about in tlie immediate vicinity wondered whether or not the landlord was dead, or whether the bourse driver was thirsty or tho chief mourners were concerned about tho dream of the poet, the philosopher | tho heat, and desired to slake their thirst before proceeding further on tlieir and safe, will arise and tlio prophecy of the soothsayer will soon become near accomplishment in the fulfillment of the Tennyson idea: " Whon lie war drums slinll ilirnii uu more Ami tlio buttle Hags nre furl id In Um I'ni'iiiiiii.'iii ui until ���tlio Federation ni llio world." THE C. N. P. R EXPOSURES AND THE GLOBE'S ATTITUDE. The Toronto (llobe has written several articles on the Commission and the exposures nf the foul wrongs done to human beings who had thc misfortune to be employed iu the construction of this railway under its now notorious contractor. The Globe, iu its last and recent article published this week, very justly culls on the C'nnadian Pacific to recognize the wrong it has done, to repair tlie wrong as far as it can, und to see that nn such discredit is ever cast on the country again, This is tlie only straightforward course that will satisfy the country and restore confidence iu ^liose who are asked to come to Canada mournful journey. All speculations were, fortunately, wrong, 'lhe cortege had como to a standstill merely that tiie chief mourners might rend the crickol scores posted on the publican's window, Soa Power 1b Supronie. AVillinin E, Curtis, the Washington liar for tlmt really excellent journal, the Chicago Record, has been listening to the talk of a European diplomat. This diplomat, points out that Russia, Germany and France, the three great military powers, could combine to dis- tate terms to the United States. True enough. But with tlreat Britain for its friend, the United States could work its will in Cuba or in lhe Plillllpines, and the three great military powers could never tiring a regiment close to the scene of American triumph. The diplomat becomes humorous when through Mr. Curtis, he tells how easv it would bo for France to land a million soldiers in England. He says that '��� Napoleon's plans for the. invasion of tlie United Kingdom nre still vory precious inheritance to the French military authorities." A " precious inheritance'' indeed. Hut Napoleon the great had not brains enough to work ouf these plans. The Bcruli generals who control the armies of France to-day are not iikelv to succeed where the great Emperor failed.���Toronto EvcuingTelegrum. East Kootenay Supply Store, Navigation & Tramway Co.Ld. International Transportation Go. Connecting with the C.I'.U. at'.Golden, B.C., and Great -Northern nt Jennings, Montana. Steamers leave Golden Tuesday and Friday at 4 a.m. Connecting at Windermere with Royal Mail Stage for Fort Steele and Ward.er.' I Consignors will be cbargod with all wav freight between Golden and Windermere at which point a Company's agent will be stationed. Baggage allowance on Steamer 1501l.s._per adult; allowance on Stage2511m. per adult. If desired extra baggage can be forwarded by express team at express, rates (10 cents per pound). Address.nll express care of Upper Columbia t'ompauy.'Goldcn. C. H. PARSON, Manager. CARLIN & DURICK General Merchants 0. -FORT STEELE, B On/V/VX/********) Minors Supplies a Specialty. Agent for the California Giant Powder Compaq. LEADING HOUSE- WINDERMERE, 8n/\^^/-v^�� Groceries, Dry Goods & General Merchandise. Min��fi' Supplies a Specialty. Windermere Hotel, ~m J. A. Stoddart, Prop. Choice Wines, Liquors and Cigars. First class accommodaMom. WINDERMERE, B.C, Balgardne * Betel Fort Steele, S. C. Choice Wines, Liquors and Cigars. R. D. MATHER, Proprietor East Kootenay Mining Stock List. Nam�� oi* Company. The Gold Hills C. & D, Co Kootenay, Cariboo M. k I. Co Golden ii Fort Steele I). Co Alberta k Kootenny 1). Co East Kootenay and Elk River Develop- mentj-fc Exploration^ Co ������2,000,000 $2,500,000 ( 750,01)0 $ 600,000 $ 75,000 (1.00 *.1.00 ���1.00 t-1.00 $1.00 SIM., PRICH. 16c. $1.00 (Oo. 26c. THOMAS McNAUGHT, MIKING BROKER, GOLDEN, B.C. Sanitarium- The Finest Health Resort on the Continent. Private Hospital under medical superintendence with a Trained Staff of __________ Complete System of Baths, of eTery kind and description. Medical Director���DR. R. 6. BRETT, Haw. Residont Physician k Surgeon���PR. SPAKKIE. UPPER ARROW LAKE, WEST KOOTENAY. Subscribe for "THE MINER." ���> VOTERS' LIST f**fi*i*3***rt*irjf,****4**Vi"**,yriJ s-e DISTRICT OF BAST KOOTENAY. e?**3���-ss^a This is to certify that I, .Tamos Ferguson Armstrong, Distributing Collector for the District ol East Kootenny, have concluded the distribution of the names of the voters ol tho said District on tlie Fourth Day of June, 1888, and that the following is a detailed list of the names transferred to tlie Register of Voters for the Northern Riding of the said District of East Kootenay. J. F. ARMSTRONG, Distributing Collector. Golden, B.C., 4th June, 1898. OF TIIE District of East Kootenay Abel, William 11 Adair, Thomas J Addison, George Ainsworth, William Allan, Arthur Anderson, Robert II Anderson, Frederick Anderson, Victor Auilerson, William II Angell, William Armstrong, Francis Patrick Armstrong, Thomas J Armstrong, Willis J Atcheson, Henry Aylmer, Frederick W Avery, William llacon, Francis II Kalian, William Haines, Charles linker, Frederick Harbor, Joseph Harbor, Samuel llarues, .1 Alfred Dames, John Siuiond Burr, John Barry, William .lames Bates, John A Bayette, Alfred Beaton, William I'.ecliill, Isuae Beckett, William Bell, David Bennett, William C Bennett, James Octavius Bermingham, Michael C Berthiaume, Frank Bigger, Alexander Bingham, Thomas Hercules Bircham, Arthur W Black, John Blake, Moses Wallace Hlnkey, James lthinchard, Octave Bligh, Thomas Gregor Blue, John P Blunden, Joseph Blythe, Thomas 11 Bolton, Samuel 11 Bonus, William Bookliont, Robert Bornais, Jean Baptiste Botrioid, William Bott, William o Brady, James Brewer, Samuel Brewster, James Irvine Biinklnun, J A Brock, oorden Henry Brougham, .lames Brown, Joseph Biown, Orestes A Brown, Robert Lewis Browne, John ueorgo Brundrett, A Bubar, Charles W Bugrnin, August Hulduc, Louis Bulman, John Billiard, Charles Burgess, Pleasant Madison Bushey, Baties Burns, John Cadden, William Caldwell, William II Cameron, Malcolm Campbell, Alexander Campbell, Archibald Campbell, J A Campbell, John J Campbell, Daniel Carlin, Michael Cannon, Horatio J Carman, Phillip E Carruthers, William ueorge Carstairs, James Carter, Geo William Frederick Carter, Robert Cartwright, Charles Cassells, oeorge Murdock Crumby, Henry Chudwick, Benjamin Chamberlain, William Chaptit, Norman Chenier, Joseph A (.'bitty, ��eorge Christophers, Phillip Clark, Edward Clark, William n domes, William S Cochrane, Alexander Cochrane, Thomas Homy Colucurcio, Filoiueuo Collie. Hubert Colpitts, Alfred E Conkrite, Robert Conner, John ��* Cooper, iicnry m Cornish, William ll Corson, William ii Corson, rruncis ll Coulter, John n Coughlin, Thomas Couture, Eugene Craig, Robert Craig, David A Crosby, ueorge ii Crossley, waiter Crump, Thomas II Cullen, J nines Cummins, Arthur Patrick Currie, Anderson Baldwin Currie, Donald Curry, Samuel llainard, Manuel Duinard, Walter Dargis, Frank Davies, Robert I) Denniaii, Arthur DtBchene, Charles Deacon, John Francis Dickie, David Doan, Joseph E liodd, William John Dolmage, Jacob iIonian, Lawrence Dooley, Patrick Downie, Thomas D Drake, George Dulault, Pierre Dunn, Robert Durham, Charles Durham, Sydney Elson, Robert Elson, willium u Ellouburg, John Windermere Farmer Field Brakeiiiiiu Golden Lumber foreman Donald Car inspector Golden Free minor Beuvermouth ��� Cook Golden Farmer Beavormouth Section foreman Field Engineer Rogers Pass Labourer Golden Mgr steamboat co'y " Lumberman Donald Engineer Galena Farmer Golden Civil Engineer -' F'ree miner " Accountant Windermere Labourer Donald Freighter " C P R storekeeper Golden Labourer " Manufacturer Donald Clerk Wiper C P R Beuvermouth Lumberman Golden llotelkeeper " Teacher " Labourer Palliser Labourer Golden Labourer Field Carpenter Rogers Pass Bridgeman Fairmont Farmer Palliser Carpenter uoldon Labourer " Free miner Beavormouth Lumberman (iolden Free miner Field Waiter Rogers Pass Bridge carpenter (iolden Packer Donald Wiper (iolden Labourer " Merchant " Lumberman Field Fireman Donald Draughtsman " Accountant " Labourer (iolden " *i\'iudennere Farmer oalena " Thunder Hill Min'g engineer Fairmont Farmer oolden Dairyman Beaver Free miner oolden Clerk " Minor Field Lumberman Windermere Farmer oolden Engineer Palliser aentleinau Donald Fireman (iolden Lumberman Donald Labourer Canal Flat Teamster Thunder Hill Farmer Field rrco miner (iolden Miner Beaver Labourer oolden Teamster Rogers Pass Watchman Donald Conductor (iiilena Farmer (iolden " Hear Creek watchman oolden Harness maker " nee miner oalena Farmer oolden Merchant oolden Mining broker Field C 1' R Agent Palliser Planer Rogers Ttiss Farmer Windermere Bookkeeper (iolden Harness maker Carbonate llotelkeeper oalena Free miner Rogers Pass Cook coldeu Engineer \\ indermere Farmer F'icld Fireman nog loinche runner (iolden Labourer (iolden Miner Windermere Farmer oolden nlncksmith (iolden Free miner " Agent rnlliser Labourer Rogers Pass Labourer Donald Fireman " Farmer oolden carpenter " Farmer nonald Labourer Field lumlierman lingers I'ass bridge carpenter nonald engineer augers i'ass Labourer " tumor windermcre farmer (iolden ciir|K.nter rulHser * section foreman neavermouth luiuliermiui noiivermouth lumliermiiii rich! brakemiin nonald freo miner nonald free miner Field C P R ngeiit oolden lumberman nonald brakeman (iolden free miner oolden - iree miner oolden hotel clerk nonald telegraph agent nonald engineer Donald brakeman Spilllinacheon llotelkeeper oolden Iree miner neavermouth ��� lumberman uoldon farmer milling prospector " trackman " labourer nonald despatcher oolden steamboat man " labourer Field lubourer nonald clerk oolden accountant nonald brakemiin " conductor " ehoemuker Erickson, Fric G Flstelle, Henry i. Fnbey, willium Furiiey, William Foiitlierstono, Robert Styles Ferris, John A Fields, Frank Fisher, James Fitzgerald, Joseph Forrest, Thomas Foster, Jmues Fraser, Alexander Fraser, Donald A Fraser, Donald C Eraser, John Fraser, John Eraser, Simon P Fraser, willium Fulton, Frank Gallighcr, Patrick J Gullieano, Dominique Geddis, R ,1 George, Ediviu Gibson, John Gittiu, James (iiddiiigs, Albert Henry Gilbert, II Gill, Thomas Sutherland Gillospio, Tlionms Gillespie, John nleu, Norman uodfrey, w v. (lotdie, ueorge (looch, Thus \i (iood, David A oood,jus A aoodyear, Charles cordon, uiigli oraut (Ionian, .mines oraut tioudie, Xo.'iiitku (iray, Joseph oriuiger, Allan iii-ant Edward Grunt, James aruone, .lolm charlos orierson, Alfred Wallace uriflilli, j i: orimos, w A uueriii, Napoleon 1 hidden, Thomas Rohortson Haggen, Edward Alexander Hamilton, Allan Hamilton, Charles E Hamilton, Arthur Claude Humbly, .Samuel Edgar . Hancock, Arthur E Hanson, Albert llniikins, Frederick II Harbison, Samuel Harris, John II Harrison, Henry Wado liardio, Samuel llurdic, William s Harvey, Henry Harvey, Joseph w Harvey, William Harvey, William P llarte, John Harbison, Joseph Harding, Thomas Harrison, Richard Wivyde Hurley, Robert Hnssey, george �� Hastings, John Hatch, Charles Hawley, Clesson Iluyward, willium r Healey, F'rederick G Heath, Richard llebson, Thomas Heffner, george Henderson, .mines Henderson, John Henri, Joseph Herring, Edward Hewitt, Thomas Ilielscbcr, Paul Higginson, goorgo n High, Samuel High, Samuel llobbs, Frederick E Hobbs, george llollinger, Albert llooley, Peter Hupgood, John Hopkins, Arthur John Houston, waiter i. Hughes, Ralph William Hurl nut, Thomas Hutchison, Robert Hylund, Robert llvnds, williiuu lllff, Albert Edward Irving, williain j Jackson, Henry Jackson, Robert James, William t .J... Jameson, Darid w ._.;. Jaynes, Frank Johnson, Robert Johnson, williain n Johnston, Charles Johnston, Edmund T lohnston, Oscar __*; Jolinsion, Maxwell, Johnston, Thomas Jones, Owen Jones, Thomas Jones, williain John Jordan, Tlionms V Kay, williain Kclr, William Kenny, Edward Killeon, Hugh C Kimpton, Frederick Marshall Kimpton, Martial Kimpton, Rutus A. Kirkpatrick, williain j Kingston, John Knowdell, Charles Knowles, Samuel LaContn, Daniel Lake, Joseph Lumhrecht, Peter Lambert, John Lambert, James Lamontagnc, Joseph Lang, Frank C Lnnglnnds, Archibald M Lanzo, Joseph Lappan, willium j Luplunte, John Larin. Napoleon Liirninur, David Luscellos, Francis j Lturcellos, Hurry Lavoie, Albert Laviuo, Joseph Lavine, Eugene Lavoie, Athanusc Law, Charles F Lawrence, John T Lcurmouth, David Legassy, Joseph Lchrmnn, Frederick Loldy, William I.evac, Gaspard Lewis, Thomas II l.iilgute, James A Livingston, Warren Logan, Abraham Logan, Anthony Williain Lorinier, George E Love, Richard Lowe, Herbert G Lytic, William James l.ynes, William Wellington M.teuuley, Alexande* S Macnuloy, Kenneth Macdonald, William Joseph Muck, James Mackay, Colin C Mnemilliin, Alexander Muisoiineuve, Alexandre Maneely, William Manuel, George E Manuel Richard Field roadmastcr < .olden freo miner oolden baker " engineer palliser sawyer Beuvermouth lumberman Golden barber " labourer ll'*u Ranche rancher Donuld hotelkeeper Rogers Pass (iolden engineer cook Hour Creek bridge carpenter Donald helper Palliser lumberman Wear Creek bridge carpenter Donald fitter (iolden labourer rnlliser trapper nonald fuel agent Donald labourer Rogers Pass turner Rogers Pass labourer (iolden farmer " labourer Palliser planer field lumberman " locomotive engineer Bear (.'reek sawyer no Id en carpenter Rogers Pass tl reman nonald blacksmith windermere clerk riold wi pet uoldon ti reman " lumberman Field lineman windermere farmer Pullisor labourer Six-mile crook labourer noldon free miner nonald labourer oolden lumberman " hotelkeeper Held electrician iKlllilM civil engineer " brakeman gulden labourer Curl innate miner golden journalist " boatman Field labourer Gulden livery stable keeper Bluebury farmer Donald carpenter Fluid hotelkeeper Windermere labourer Palliser cook Windermere farmer Golden mill foreman Fairmont farmer Fairmont farmer Beavermonth millimiu (iolden carpenter " labourer " assayer Donald helper Beavormouth cook lieu vermouth labourer (iolden printer Palliser trackwalker Rogers Pass watchman Donald labourer Coldeu labourer Windermere free miner (iolden sawyer ���* clerk Moberly labourer (iolden free minor Galena farmer Golden contractor " free miner " labourer Donald labourer Baa vermouth null man Donald ear repairer Ilea vermouth mill foreman Fiold clerk (iolden labourer Donald foreman engineer 1Humid coppersmith (iolden li reman Donald boiler maker Donald brakeman Golden merchant 11 millwright " carpenter ii labourer " li reman Donald brakeman Golden lumberman Donald Fireman golden Free miner " Ship carpenter windermere Farmer neavermouth Labourer Donald Conductor golden Labourer Palliser Sectionman galena Farmer neavermouth Lumberman windermere Farmer Ilea vermouth Lumberman golden Donald Teamster Fitter neavermouth Millwright galena Free miner Palliser Engineer Machinist Donald golden Labourer golden Free miner '* Free miner Hold Assistant roadmaster windermere Farmer Donald Clerk windermere Merchant windermere Free miner golden Labourer Donald Machinist golden Carpenter galena Farmer golden Merchant galena Free miner windermere Carpenter winder mere Painter golden liar her golden Merchant Carbonate Labourer Donald Teamster Donald Clerk golden Free miner Canal Flat Free miner windermero Farmer Canal Flat runner Field ltrakeman Donald Cook Donald Labourer Thunder Hill gardener l.a bf mrei Donald golden Donald Free minor Teamster golden Labourer Fair Dion t free miner golden Painter Golden Labourer Windermere -Moulder Kogers Pass Golden Fireman Lumlierman M Labourer ii Labourer " Free miner Hear Creek Operator (iolden Farmer " Free miner Windermere labourer Donald Brakeman Golden Free miner " Labourer " Lumberman Donald Engineer] Winder mo re Farmer Golden Groom Donald Free miner Golden Labourer Donald Merchant Goldon Blacksmith Miins.ui, Robert Martin, Charles Jesse .Martin, Thomas Marsh, Arthur S Mutllio, James Mllttick, George MdCallum, Ddugald .Met'alter, tleorge Smith MqCoid, Albert .McConnell, John McCres, Hugh McCready, Charles Luther .McDermott, George 11 McDonald, D J McDonald, John A McDonald, L McDoiigull, Alexander Mcl'uuguld, Duuguld McGinty, Daniel Mclnnis, John .Mcintosh, .lames Mclntyre, Daniel Mclntyre, John Archibald Meivor, Peter McKay, Chalmers C McKay, James L .McKay. John MoKonzie, Alexander S iMcKumdo, George McKemsio, Thomas .McKiuiiun, Hugh McLean, Alexander McLean, Angus McLjuii, Uuniel .McLcnn, Donald II McLean, John M .McLeod, James Robertson McLeo.1, John McLeod, John .McLeod, John McLeod, William J MoLouglilan, Hugh MtiLoiighluu, Williain II MoMuhon, T 11 McMahon, Thomas McMniius, John McMillan, George McMillan, John McMillan, John .McMillan, .Miles Donald McMurray, Robert McNair, Junius McNuught, Thomas McNanus, John McNeish, William Mcl'liee, Mnthius Mcitno, Neil MoSorlcy, 11 J MoTaggert, .lulm McTavisb, John S .MeTiivi-.li, Robert Mercier, Telesphuro Miller, John Miller, Wesley Miller, Williain Mllligan, Daniel Milllgun, Robert II Mllligan, Willium Milward, l'ereival -Mitchell, Alfred II Molsou, Charles Monogue, Joint Moudie, Henry It Moure, John Moore, Patrick Mure, Tlioiuiis Monin, Martin Moriu, Alphonse Moriigeau, Baptiste Morrison, Daniel Moi'man, David Mullin, William Dudley Mulvaucy, T Munson, Harry Murchison, C A Murchison, .Norman Murphy, Edward Murphy, Patrick Murray, Alexander Murray, Willium Nealon, John J Noedham, Thomas Neilson, William ii Newitt, Fred C Newitt, Joseph II Newman, W S Niblock, Robert A Nicholson, James C .Nicholson, Willium Nixon, James Noble, James Nolan, Edward Norlan, Isaac O'llric, Luke Oliver, William O'Neil, William II Ord, Simon Dodd Orinistun, John A Ouillette, Paul Owen, Frank Palmer, John Pulorcia, Nicola Paquette, John L Puquin, Eli Parson, Charles Herbert Parson, ueorge Henry Parsons, Stephen Allen Putmore, Richard l'atrick, Louis Patten, Reuben Payne, C A Peacock, Alfred Peacock, William Robert Pcarce, Clutrles Pearce, Edward Maurice Pemior, Alfred Puttrltta, Luigi Plpin, Charles Pirie, Thomas Fitzgerald Pitts, James C Pliupiiu, Oliver Plowright, Edward Poske.tt, Mark Powers, John Pratt, John Prevost, Frank Piigbe, Evan Richard Rao, David M Rawlings, George Ilea, James lieddick, l'atrick Redgrave, Harold Redgrave, Stephen Relator, ueorge Richardson, Harry Kigg, James Robbins, Samuel ueorge Robertson, David Juhn Rubertson, John Robertson, John Nelson Robertson, Willium lllnir Robertson, willium Caldwell Robidoux, Julian Robinson, Frederick Robson, Thomas It Rogers, Alexander M Rolirburgh, Lafayette Routledge, William J Rusk, Robert C Rattan, Walter S Ryan, William Savage, Robert Scott, Nathaniel J Beaton, Robert Henry cordon Sebastian, Peter mplc, Junius 11 Sewelt, Francis Shaw, Joseph Shouldice, James Simons, John Sissous, John Farmer | Skclton, williain Alexander Smith, John Smith, James W Smith, Charles Smithsou, Arthur Snells, .lames Beavormouth Plumber Beuvermouth F'ree miner Windermere Butcher Field Conductor Donald Blacksmith Golden Cook Labourer Barrister " Harness maker Lumberman " Free miner " Tie inspector Men-hunt " Millwright Donald Labourer Field Lumberman Golden Lumberman " Free miner Field Brakeman Donald Clerk Golden Labourer " Labourer ���' Labourer Windermere Free miner Sinclair Farmer Sinclair Farmer Sinclair Farmer Golden Labourer Labourer " Free miner Windermere l-'ree miner Oolden F'ree miner Donald Brakeman Oolden Blacksmith Donald Clerk Oolden Labourer Windermero Fanner Donald Painter Donald Labourer Sioney Creek Watchman Bear Creek Labourer Golden Foreman Lumbcrinun Rogers Puss Fireman Hogers I'ass Foreman ottertail F'ree miner Galena Farmer Doiinlil Telegrapher (iulden Jeweller Lumberman " Teamster Beavormouth Lumberman tiulden Free miner Free miner '* llotelkeeper ���' Labourer Gnlonn Farmer Donald Fireman Oolden Labourer Labourer '; Labourer " l-'ree miner Labourer " Labourer Rogers Puss Labourer uoldon Labourer " loroimin Donald Helper Fairmont Rancher ualena Funnel' Rush River free minor Palliser watchman uoldcn nee miner Fireman " Labourer Beavermonth Operator uoldon Labourer Free minor wiiuleriuore Farmer oolden Labourer [.abourer " Labourer Moberly Engineer Carbonate Prospector (iolden Carpenter " Teamster coldeu Accountant Donald Hotelkeeper (iolden Free miner Cook Donald Fireman Rogers I'ass Fireman Beavermonth Secretary Rogers Pass Fireman Rogers Pass Fireman Donald Rond master Beavermonth Mlllmuu uolden Free miner Donald Engineer uoldcn Labourer windermero Free miner Rogers Puss Fuel man windermere Miner Donald Labourer Beuvermouth Lumberman field Free miner uolden Miner Field Engineer uulden Cook Agent Donald Helper Donald .Shoemaker uoldcn Labourer Fairmont Farmer uolden Clerk " Merchant Clerk Donald Merchant Donald Engineer uoldcn Labourer " Free miner Field Labourer uoldcn Lumberman " LalHiurer " Engineer Donald Conductor Rogers Bass Labourer Donald Labourer ualeiui Farmer Donald Merchant uolden rree miner (lentieman Field Labourer Donald Brakemiin uulden Boarding house keeper Donuld Free miner '(.olden Lumberman (iolden Printer Field Fireman uulden Carpenter Field Labourer Donald F'ree miner Donald F'ree miner uolden Salesman Trapper " Miner Bookkeeper " Shoemaker Mountain Creek Carpenter Fairmont Rancher Beaver Accountant Palliser Mill foreman Field Labourer golden Mill man " Farmer Donald Railway man golden Labourer windermere Cabinet maker golden tree miner Donuld Merchant golden Labourer Donald Lumberman Donald Engineer Donald Clerk golden Free miner " Sidesman Beaverniouth Millman Donald Section foreman Palliser Teamster Donald Engineer Windermero Minor golden Livery stable keeper Moberly Section mini Rogers Puss Foreman Mine Spur Labourer Carbonate Cook Field Free miner Snowdon, Thomas W Spnnl, Walter.I ! Sprugge, Arthur u M ' Stiicey, John K Stnrki", ueorge A j Starfortb, Henry John j St ('lair, Xiivier j Stephens, Thomas j Stevenson, Frederick [Stephen, Charles Stiuson, Thomas I Stlrrott, Josiah 11 I Stoililnrt, James I Stoddart, John Edgar t Sullivan, Miuhuel Sullivan, .Michael 1 Sutherland, Willium j Sivit-'.er, george [ Tuit, Josunli l'1'ait, William Tayuton, williain w Taylor, Andrew Morrison Taylor, James Norman Tegart, Alexander w Tegart, Arthur 11 Tegart, Fdwaril Thiboilean, Peter Thomson, Williain Thompson, Frank 11 Thompson, Jacob Thompson, willium S Thompson, williain K Thompson, William Todd, Thomas Tomliiison, george Tomliusoii, John Tondinson, willium Trotheway, Thomas Trickey, .lames N Trinnimon, Fredorick C'hni Tiiritlmll, John Turnbull, williain Turner, wllllam I'mpbrey, Isaac I'nipbroy, Samuel I'niac, Patrick I'nwin, waiter 1'ripihart, 1,'olx'rt Vachon, Alexander Vac]ion, Henry Vayette, F'rederick VllleneuvCj Joseph Vye, Alfred S Wuddell, willium Walker, Thomas Wallace, willium Walton, Henry Kenneth Walton, willium Wurdiuan, Tom Warren, Charles Augustus Warren, Henry Warren, John Wusson, James willium Wa'tklns, Edward Watkins, waiter |V Watson, williain g Watt, Charles A Wells, Chillies 10 Wells, Wilinerl! Westropp, Harry White, Peter White, james White, Elisha B Whiteside, Walter Wild, Robert Williams, george Williams, Joseph Williamson, williain Wilson, James Wilson, Richard f Wilson, willium Wolff, Julius Woodbouse, Alfred Woodhouse, williain E Woods, james H Woods, .mines Thomas Wrong, Frederick B Wyekoff, Charles Young, Joseph Young, David S Yulll, Samuel l^lliscr Section innrr. gul(U-n Lumbermaa Donald Barrister golden rarnier " Free miner " tJef.Uiurant kenpi-'r' " Mcchani'* u Section foreman Donald Lineman golden S tationery engineer Bear Creek Labourer Donald Clerk- windermere Farmer windermere Compositor Donald SlbWiirt DalliHor Korenmn golden Rancher ���* Sawyer windenncrc Prospeetor Moberly Section foreman windermere runner gulden Clerk " Physician wtudormero Fan mer windermere Farmer windermere Free miner Pallieer Track ma u Beaver .Mill man golden Labourer Leavermoutl Lumberman Donald Carpenter Field Drulcuimiti Bogers Pans BridgeiiiHij golden Cook ilear Greek Lubourer .Rogers Pass watchman KogerK PasM Fireman golden Free miner Donald Agent les golden .Miner Beaverniouth Millliiind gulden Lumberman Labourer ' Farmer Farmer Lumberman Field Brakemiin Donald Section foreman gulden Fanner Farmer " Labourer Labourer Donald watchman golden Lumberman Bar tender " Miner Assayer Labourer Field Fireman golden Merchant Beaverniouth Labourer golden Cook .i Carpenter galena ranner golden Cook Donald Helper windermere Clerk golden Agent Palliser Mill owner golden Mill man " J*'i'Ction foreman Free miner Donald Conductor ilea vermouth Mill man golden Farmer Labourer " rree miner VmW Creek wat el una u neavermouth Lumberman t/oldt'ii Carpenter " Labourer " N*un*�� Donald Mechanic Donald Mechanic goldeu Mining broker Lu mbernian " Free miner Field Merchant Fairmont Farmer golden Teamster Kea vermouth Free miner Pa to to uOlUMuiU W. C. Wells' Address to ths Electors of this District. accept as a murk of confidence aud trust. sulHoient to determine me in guarding faithfully the position in which you shall have placed tue an your Representative, [n my appreciation of this trust, und an earnest endeavour to serve your interests, 1 sincerely hope that it will not be expocted that I am to defeat, or risk the opportunity given me, by such a thankless allegiance to party measures as might thwart what I consider my imperative duty towards developing the material resources of the North Riding of* Fast Kootenay. ���Anticipating and thanking you for your support, i 1 am ut your service, I W. C. WELLS. TO THK KLKCTORS ()F THK NORTH HIDING OF KAST KOOTENAY: My nomination as an opposition Candidate in tho approaching (ionorul Flection for our Legislature, calls on me to state to you briefly, the course, which En mv opinion,! should take if elected as your Representative. So far as 1 have been able to measure the feeling of this Constituency, it Es pne nf disappointment in the administration of our Provincial affairs. In tho present contest I. am glad to say, we ure not so divided on party litiet-, as to debar us from taking our choice of men throughout the Province for the ensuing parliamentary term,and itisto be hoped that an independent effort will be made iu this direction. Holding tho opinion, nsl do, that the record of the present Government, in the disposal of public lauds, and their administration of the Provincial finances, not having been such as to command my support, it is my plain duty, for the present, to claim your suffrages na an Opposition Candidate. Thfs docs not necessarily mean that 1 must plnco myself in such until gonism t.i any administration, as to defeat what should be my primary object us u Roprosontative, namely, tho interest of my own Constituency. Nor does it mean tlutt I am In full alliance witli the Opposition party as it him stood before the Legislature during the past four years. For this reason, ii no other, 1 would ask at the hands of my constituents, if elected, a free indulgence of my own judgment as to the course I should adopt in this particular respect. 7 look for ut least u reconstruction aft the result of the goneral election, and that we muy have an administration fully meeting the demands of onr rising Provinco. The large appropriation of $5,000,000 under the recent Public Works Loan Amendment Act, while indicating u generous tendency in the disposal of public funds, cannot meet the approval of interior constituencies. We aro interested in something more than building up our terminal cities, und the exclusive welfare of districts immediately tributary to them. It will therefore, bo my first contention that substantial justice should bo given to the eastern portion of this Province, as compensation for the enormous appropriation made directly, I consider, in the interest of ('oust constituencies, for which wo too huvc tn bear our Bharoof the burthen. In this connection, I may say Unit the terms -subsidizing the Teslin Luke Bail- way have my approval as a legitimate business transaction, apart from other considerations, and which are: First, whether there is an urgent necessity to build, at present, the southern portion of thia line; and Secondly, whether we have not been ton precipitate in snatching from tho Dominion Govern mont, a responsibility which rightly belongs to it, in tho interest of eastern provinces, moto than to Uritish Columbia. We have, within ouraolves, sufficiently attractive features in our vast mineral resources, to fully warrant the investment of capital and the Influx of population, or in oilier words, we have our own affairs, to which it might he better, ut present, that we give our undivided consideration. 1 menu by thia that, being so wholly dependent us we are upon the opening up und energetic development of our mines, the further construction of roads, nml increased facilities of interior transportation, becomes un Imperative necessity. To this I will urge the consideration of the Government, and trust that in justice tn this, tho extreme eastern constituency of tho Province, further appropriation will be now made, and that we muy have, ut least, what fairly bolongs to us. Mv election nt your hands, 1 would LOCAL AND GENERAL l.ust week's Provincial Gnr.otto contains notice of tiie formal nppointment ol Mr. \V, I*'. Robertson of the city of Montruiil, ll. A, Be. to be Provincial Mini ralogisl in room ol William A, Curlyle resigned. The local lodge ol the I. 0. O. 1*'. will hold it special service iu memory nf do- censed brothers, iii their ball on Tuesday evening nest at H ..'clock, alter whicli thoy will march to the cemetery for the purpose of decorating the graves of deceased brothers. A full Itttondnaco of Ilie brethren is requested. Ml', Thomas McXuught, President of tbo Uolden & Fort Steele Development Company has returned to Kast Kootenny after an extended trip lothe old country where be has been successful in inducing some Uritish capital to invest in somo of the Kast Kootenay mining enterprises. Jlr. \Y. C. "Wells, accompanied by Mr. Duinurd, Mr. Ilngen and Mr, Joseph Luke, has been up the Columbia Valloy us fur ns the Canal Flats busily prosecuting a canvass and returned from there on Thursday forenoon, when Mr. Wells Inmicdiuloly left for lMnul.l in prosecution of his canvass. Mr. II. J. Stai'tortta ol Golden has received the melancholy intelligence from tho old country of the death ol his father who wus one of the best known architects in Edinburgh and celebrated for bis designs iu Gothic architecture. Jinny public buildings in Scotland being designed by him in tliis.graceful form of architecture. .Mr. A. L. Hamilton, tho land commissioner of the C. P. 11., passed through (iolden ou Monday forenoon westward bound���It is understood for Midway, in order to superintend the laying out of town files on the new line of ruilwny to be constructed by tbe 0. P. in southern liritish Columbia from .Nelson to Pen- tieton. The town of Wardner is moving rapidly ahead. A recent ii-viie of tlio Provincial Gazette contains the announcement that it has lieen mado the centre of a school district. Tbe district extends for a radius of three miles in and around Wardner. Wardner,since its inception, possessed n school for the instruction of its young, but now it, has boon created into a school centre. At a mooting of the football club on Tuesday evening, Mr. \V. O. Jlilchell- Innes, president, in the chair, it was decided to enter n team in tlio tournament to bo bold at Donald on July 1st. It was further resolved that on the regular practice nights ��� Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, players must appear in uniform. The president slated he would do all in his power to help the club to obtain mure suitable ground. An extra issue of the Britisli Columbia Gazette was published on tiio 7th inst.. containing proclamations dissolving the present Legislative Assembly und culling u new Legislative Assembly nnd con-l lainiiig the writs for the elections of | members in the different constituencies. All the writs are dated 7th Juno and are I returnable on or before 3!st August with tlie exception of CilBsiar district, the date of which has not yet been fixed, Gold Commissioner Griffiths Is presently In the Windermero Mining Division ou government business. Tho trails ill that division will be inspected and put in thorough order and other trails will be opened up to promising properties. There will boa big milling camp yet, at windermere as there are some very valuable properties in that neighbourhood especially up Toby Creek where a considerable amount of development work will bo done this season. The ('. P. R. bus abandoned in the meantime the proposal for the accelerated service between Vancouver and Montreal in 100 hours. The reason for this is that the road on the prairie is not. yet in such sufficiently good condition as to warrant quick travel at u much greater into of speed than is now obtained. Tbe entire distance is now traversed in 11!) hours. The change would be nf great benefit to such towns as Kamloops nnd Calgary where the trains whicli now arrive iu the night time would have arrived at reasonable hours. | It is only however a matter of timo when the road bed of the railway is improved that the service will lie considerably accelerated. i****-***-***.*****-.,.-'.*^'-,*'...-.',*������....���**..> EAST KOOTENAY OFFICIALS Minister of MIhob and Provincial Bucrctary��� iron. Col. .UmiM Bakur. Provincial MlnemlogiKt���W. A. Curlyle. Public Aasttyur���-If. Carratuliae)* HOLD C0Jl.MI8SI0NBn3. Fi-r i he Province���W. ���*.' lore Victoria Bout li Dlatrlt't comprint na l'ort Hu-t*k> nnil Tobacco Plains Sliiilag Divisions-J. !\ Armstrong ('noilirii.ik N,.r!h Dlalriei I'nmijTlHiiiK Donald, Golden mid Win.tcnueri' Minim,' Divisliiiw���.1. K. Urillitlis Donald MIXIXO UECORDRItS J, Stfrrot Donald I*'. 0. I-mir Golden (i. coidk* Windermero c. M. Kdwarda Port Steele M. Phillips Tobacco Plaina Deputy Clerk of the Peace fur North East Kootonay -Install Stlrrctt Donald Deputy Clerk of the Pence for South Kust Kootenuy���Charles Massoy Edwards Port Steele FREE MINERS. Any person ovor is years of ago, may bo conieflirec miner by paying ft to any gold commissioner or mlnoral recorder and obtaining n eortillcata good for one yeur. A free minor mny obtain a new certificate for one hist on paying $1. a free miner's certificate Is not transferable. Any person or company working a minora] claim, lielrt as real estate without neonso, may be lined f25, Mines become real estate after crown Brant has beon Issued. Should co-owner fail to pay up his free minor's certificate hi- Interest goes to his co*owiiers pro rata according i" their former Interests. a shareholder iu a Joint stock company need not be u free miner. A free minor may claim lflOOxlfiOO foot, hut all angles mum be riniu angles and nil mcasttr* me ut must he horizontally. A free miner may eat timber ou orown lands, A freo miner nuij* kill game lor his own use hi 'ill suasutis. A free miner mny obtain five norointllBito upon crown lauds In the form of a square, A olaim may bo held from veur to year by wurk being done to tho value of one hundred dullors. Lodes discovered Iu tunnel mny bo held If recorded iu Ifl days, A iree miner mny on pftVinotll of ?M0t In lloil of uxpoudituruon chiim, obtain a'crown grunt. Any inluer mny. nt theUlsurotion of the gold commissioner! obtain necessary water rights, S'o transfer of anv mineral claim or Interest .-���hull lie onforcoablcunless In writing, signed mid recorded. Nd miner shall suffer from nny act of omission or commission, or delays on llio part of the government officials. Noclalm shall be open to location during last illness< of holder, nor within i'i months after his death, unless by permlusion of gold commissioner. A mineral claim mus! ha recorded within 15 days after louatlon, If within IU miles of office of mining recorder. One additional day is al- owed for every additional 10 miles or traction hereof. ANN1MI LABOR. Work on each mining claim to tho value of ���ftlH) must be done each yeur from date of ro- cordof mineral claim. Affidavit made by the holder, or his agont, setting out �� detailed Stateroom of the work done must he lilid with the gold coinmisslonsr or mining recorder, nnd n certificate of work oblainod, uud recorded before the oxpiratlon of each year from the date of record of said claim. A iree miner holding adjoining cliiliiiH, may subject to filing notice of his Intention with the gold commissioner or mining recorder perform on nny one or moroof such claims, all Hie work reiiuired i<* entitle him um certificate of work for oaohclaim. The same provision applies tn two or more tree miners holding adjoining claims In partnership. In lieu of above work the minor must pay $iu*j nml get receipt and record tho stimr J ���^���se-c*** We wish to inform tlie public that we are prepared to do Neat, Artistic, Up To Data Printing in all its branches. Canadian <a.o��*c** Our Specialties : lll'llll'tlts Memorandum) I'ii'.i.i.ii*.. Knrolnpn Kntc Howls I.'*tu*r lluiuls Hill It.*,..!*, ll,ni.l lllils (.'ailing- Curds Musi ti,*ss t'arila Law Uriels Lumber Hooka Hank Work* Promlsory Kotos Ruo-i-il Forma Hliaro i'..i'ii!ici',ii..s Assay Form. Druggists Labels Small East Kootenay Pub. Co, Golden, B. ('. AI'l'l Jl'uTKlX TO 1'Altl.lAMKNT. UUDMC NOTICE Is lioroby glvon Unit fipnll 1 <*atHHl will la* matin til tlio P-irlliliii.'iit ���*���' Canada, hi tho m-xi sosslnn thereof, fur nn A ohanglutt llio nRinoof Tin- li.iiniiii..ii Miiil.lin-r uiul Loan Assoriiitioii (a that of Thu Dominion I'l'i-ititini-iii Loiui Company, I'.it.'.l III Toronto, [his 17lli day of Novt'lnbiT, A.li.. lsiir. MACDOSAI.D, I10I.AX1I ,1* TllllMl'SIIN*, 2 Toronlo Stn*.'1, Toronlo nM-Ot Solicitors for Applicants, NOTICE. votn'E la hereby uiv..n that I aim!i apply for , a spoolal timber llconoo to cut timber oil III*, lollouin*. ilcsn-llii'ii 1-tntl*. l-.l.'oiiimi'iu.lu,, ni�� post mi Middle fork of Flnley Creok.posl slliinl.il 1,800 fcot lo the north "of Ilardle's corriil, Is. K;; tlioncernnnlnglflOolialnssouth, io.* Tiii'haiiiH wi'si* thoncolotrolialns north thenco 7�� -mail's oastto tin) postof common*.*-, moui icontRlnlng l.imn aoros about, M. (MRUS'. (Inldon. II. ('., OctoborMl, 1H07- KASF KOOTENAY DlBTRICT-XORTIlERNl DIVISION, viiticE i.< lioroby given that all placer mlii- -1 higolalms whioh mo legally li.-l.i in tliv Northern Division ol Easl Kootonay aro laid ovor in,in Un* iioit: of litis uotloo iiiuil lsi June J. K. OKIFFlTIt, (Iold Commissioner, Donald, nth Novomh'cr, 1SH7. Kast via the Lake Routes. Greatly reduced rates. Steamers leave Fort William: Alberta every Friday. Athabasca evory Tuesday Manitoba every Sunday. KlondikeGoldFields direct via C.P.R. steamers to Wrangel and Skagway. S. S, Tarter & Athenian. The largest steamers engaged in the Yukon trade, specially filled for the passenger traffic having superior accommodation for all classes. Sailings for June: Athenian Juno 2 Tees " 3 Islander " 10 Pakslian " 11 Tees '* 17 Islander " 24 Cottage City sails for Wrangle, Juneau and Sitka only. Wrife for pamphlet descriptive of the routes .to the Yukon country, sailing dates, rates, etc. For full information and particulars, apply to your nearest agent or address Robert Kerr, Traffic Manager, Winnipeg,-Man. House;, WARDNER, B.C. The most comfortablo hotel in Smith East Kootenay. Good Tallin. Good Wines, Good Attendance. Terms Moderate. Wm. Eschwig, Prop. Wardner _^-**--\ Transfer Co'. Wardner, S.E. Kootenay. 'V'S'^W LIVEIIY (St FEED STABLES. M'Al'K TRAINS SUPPLIED, The bast stop-tin**- place for freighters in Columbia Valley is ut Tom Martin's Hotel Windermere. Good accommodation & Moderate Terms First class Feed Stttbloo, BEER! Thc Best Boor In Canada In made hv the Calgary Brewing & Malting Co., Lt'd. Manufacturer*1! of Boor, Alo* and Boda Water InslHt on KUttthR CaJgnry lleor every time. They nil have it. The Company'a agent for Kast Kootenay la II. G. PARSON, Goldon, B,C nnoincement Having decided to devote special attention to ray Dry Goods, Grocery and Wholesale Liquor Business I am selling of my stocks of Boots & Shoes, Hats & Caps, Clothing, Hardware, Etc., Etc.. at SweeDini edictions in price for Cash. This i�� a good opportunity to secure some bona fide bargains. Seneral ^ercAant ALEXANDER BLOCK. ains For Cash. While taking down stock for one week from date I will sell at very low prices for cash; Hats, Gaps, Cry Goods, Gents Furnishings, Shirts, Neckties, Boots *>->*��� Shoes, Si Fancy Gauds, arren CHoldLeaa- B.C- Vhe So/den Pharmacy IF-are, IF-resIta. iDriagre C. W. Field, Golden,
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Title | East Kootenay Miner |
Publisher | Golden, B.C. : East Kootenay Publishing Co. |
Date Issued | 1898-06-10 |
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