V--f 1 y.^ Y^ndY, h r u is Vol; I, Number 49. iuL'l*^ r, iy v ./ fi aa X A • , ,»**■>". .'* O - * sjc I m* ; • *- * ^r'>'V-"l.ibfaVv-- NEWS OF THE CITY Hany Interesting Items About People—A Week's . . ,-.','-. * '■ ■ '" - ■ . ' -- . :' r Round-Up of Local.Happenings , A: F. H. Pearson,, of Jaffray, was a Fernie visitor' yesterday. * ' - r '- ....... ' ' '- It. li. Iilackstone, G. N.. agent, went to" Michel. Sunday. ' > F. , II, Hale returned) Monday front a trip'up the Kootenay'valley. Pat Whelan left.Monday for a ten day ''trip to* Spokane, and Wallace"" Idaho. Mr.' Jii'-hi-ini, of Sheep mountain ranch,-was taking 'in .some Of ', the sports at the carnival* last week. Mr.and Mrs. .11. ■ A. Kanouse ol Frank, were jn the* city Saturday on tluir' way. to Spokane. ' S. S. Motih'ahan of Coleman was a Fernie visitor yesterday. He reports things* lively at Coleinan.- ;* ' Mrs. lloiinell returned Saturday from -Missoula,- Montana," where 's!q has been visiting her brother. Mr. Neal, formerly of Edmonton, is nejw iilling the position of, " city- operator here.. Mr,. Tajt-being trarfs- ferretbtoCalgary. ' Work* on the new C. P. R. station is progressing and the .concrete found ation is trenches.-! now being put in the It. W. Coulthardt, of the sales dr 'purtmciit of the < coal, company, is shaking, hands once more with his Fernie. friends. ' * Rev. W, .IJ. 'Kempton left Monday morning, ,last 7 for New Westminster to altehd ,the annual-convention held .this -ye.ir in the Royal city',-. Mrs. (Viler who was so painfully in.jurcd in a - runaway accident ueai Frank' last'week,-has been* taken"to the.I.eih'br'filge hospital for treatment ', "Mrs. 11.'" Firestone.and daughter, after a visit - e-f two weeks with Mr. Firestone, of the FJlk Lumjber Co,,, returned'Monday- to. their hoine--.at Ivi-bby.' - ' * " A work can lie, done. Mr, Doberer of .Cranbrook. and ',Mr! Hanson, of Wassau; were on the cast bound ,C. P. It. train Monday evert- ng and gave the ledger rcpresenta? live ..some cock-and 'bull stories ns to where they weie going and'what for;, but we^will see what we shall.,,see. " The city has* taken'off its gay holiday attire, and is once more garbed in its sober every/,day* robes'?'The cleaning administered to Victoria av- L-nue is of' a.;more pcrnianumt ""aaid 7.~T~T'—7^—r—."I'—^V" . J, ,11., Iluwlhoriithwaile, M. P. i(iil'd Frn-nk Sherint.in,' presi-deint ,".ne district Miners' union, came from-,{liu;east.oii' Monday's C. P.*It.' train. .p-' ol in delayed Thos. Keilli und his daughter were Uown irom,Coal Creek on Monday. Miss Keith is the teacher nt the Coal creek school and. is'now quietly ' en- joying her holidays, J, II. Hiiwthoriithwnite spoke to a largv- audience in thc hall nt Michjl Saturday night Inst and a large crowd, uguiii listened, to him nl the same place nu Sunday. \\\. It. ltoss, M„ P. P., lefl for tlu toast last Sunday. Mr, ltoss will he gone several weeks, 'but did not mnke it clear tn the Ledger whether he i* Mil ou a ■hatli'Ing or a fishing expedition. • 0. I,. Pearson^ who has lind chnrge of the coke sales of the coal conl* pany for the pusl two years, has severed his eniinectioii with thai company /and leaves for the van! ■.hfiilly. ' W. Mills; of tlie Central hotel is np in All.-rla this wetV ox\ n. visit tn his wife nml family. They will return with him in about ten .Ihvh when' In* will again take up his residence nn (ii'iiiiuel street, ltnud Muster Teller Ih nnw super* intending the job nf filling up ihe lnw plno-H in frnnl of the freigflit shed at the C l>, 11. Hliilinu. Tlu* fir.it train load nf gravel wns duinped in fiont of the sheds im Monday, J. ,C, Kenny has purchased C.' W. I.aidlty's tailoring business and "has moved into the store on,Victoria occupied by Mr. J.aidlev. CA - Frank Shorman dietrict president of lhe . Miners' union, went, east again Monday evening, after shaking a few hands- in this city lietwecn train's. The excessive heat of the past week lu.s'created a general desire upon tin; part of the small boy to go' swimming and ihe best places lire 'in' demand. . ' ■ FERNIE,:B; C, WEDNESDAY. JULY u,* 1906 -:' Price $2 -a year in Advance > ■7 -R. Wi Wood left for*the coast Sun- *, G- °- S. Lindsey.and R.-CoultharJ ■At tm last night's G, N. train for ,' wkane. ■ $ - .*'""■■ ..J-Ir. Conn,- wife and child, are leav- t\ Ml tfso C. P.: R,v. in -. a few days , W.cl lor Now Zealand, where" thev nl try their futuxu in-a new fielell B«.. A,-Dorreli,*ledger-keeper iu thi: rjA1-"** of LC*j,"»«erce,,.has lieen transfer y to the "New Westminster ' branch 'aucc on the U'll^er. £ E. Shaw <*-*toria is tlw junior' th. Jailer Johnson * has his gr.ng at work on Pellatt avenue near thc city hall tins week and he will soou have tha'l polrtl-cla of ('her,s:treet'>..-*-;k'|.ig! hi as well, as Victoria avenue.' '1<- Cordon• takes Mr". Dorrell's ■ of' tlw junior >M^\A' McDouKall [ lias "purchased ni r" 1I-,IIule'f* interest in the Fer- c^J I,umlK'r coinpaiiy.-i.aridi'thus bei s Hies the sole.ovviierof^that cxten- 'ih ,)rolnH,lt.v" Josii' BHii'n\rs( once said ^t when Moj'ie',, where ho has l«en requested to speak again' to the miners of that cainp.Thc.". socialistic leaeler is cer- .lainly. having a strenuous time in iiis endeavor to do as much talking as liis opponents of all shades and conditions in, politics. , COAL OUTPUT! The output of coal at the mines .vas 'not up to* the' average last week .wing tothe celebration of Dominion Day and the Kajgles" carnival. Tho output foi the weekending. • last Friday was: , '...'. .'; . • ' ' Mine— Tons. Coal ■ Creek ...... ...... '...', ;.. 5690 Michel. , ,' 6001 a' iiian^-startcd elown hill ■rything seemed; to-be'greased for *-' occasion,..but it seems that Mr. -"V-D, 'ougnll has^reversed this arrangc- ,«ui.anil seems to be climbing up *1 without inmi]i d'ifliculty,0having b'i\:°lllC lhe S(ile 0w»ei::of* lhe big mill Immigration Agent Dunlop reports', t •S1,":ss a"d the fatlwr of a dangh- ops on the nrniri,* innHm. i„ r.n.j ' - a" 'll one month'.'-''' :rops on the prairie looking in fine; :ondition, and' indicating another bumper harvest, With'another record" crop following .'last year's great'-yield the Hood of," immigration will be" greater than ever. , ■ . ,'. The occupant---"of two or three of lhc shacks east of the railway wtiosj hacks are in the way of the cxten-; sion of the new siding, have be. n no-* ***,Z , r " '" ■ lifcd to vacate in order that'*' thi Li^ , ''"^ ,B A^"St ftt work can'be do,,,..' • ' - Ut™! "««kncc, .Riverl>ank c ►L-n.'ficial nature. This process ini'ght Dj,c extended to other,, streets wirth'beti .ficial results. . , • ' ,., .. •> s A hail storm is reported to. have visited Crnnlnrocikr--and.ivi'ciuitv ' last Iiinday. *' S«npson ' sheiuld move 'out of the banana licll;or gel a A, metel lielinet..' Heavy rainfalls are reported ."rom, Michel and other points up the vally last SunicJay, Only slight. show- >rs fell" in this vicinity.' A (act whicli spenks well for the leople oi Fernie and their guests' lait week during,the carnival,is this-',that ihu (lisl.iii-;i-*i,iice of (i|iily cn»iscy|iiai*-cc occurred lo mnr the occasion or •I,ive trouble to the police, Nh. boisterioiis, drunken men were se,>n 011 the streets and the revenue from lines was nil. 11. Tupping, ono of Iltvelstokc's live* alderinen, hns lwcn in the cily for' a day or two looking up business for lhe Oregon Nursery compnny, of Salem. Mr. Tapping reports liavHd*; done n good business with the ranchers in the Kootenay nnd ICIk river valleys, having 'boohed ninny orders for fruit trees nnd .small fruit 'plants, The Sunday schools of the Methodist, Ihiptisl, Presihyterinii and ..Inneh of Kiiginiid, have united theii 'nrees and will hold a union picnic it Kiko 011 the stilh inst., ami have invited the Qoal Creek' school to join ilieni. Particulars as tn train icivice uud other iirrniigi'ineiils will Iw announced later, ,., ' „ The Leilgei- ucknnwh*dgeH wilh pleas ure nn Invitation from the city ollicials ami Miners' union of tlie jelly 01 . II. II. ltns'i, of ltnsH Urns,, Klk* mouth, was iu the city Monday, lie icporls the Ktrntiiiny n*. having renihi'd -ind nil'..ml mini I'flchralinii The HossliiiiderH nre priiicei. ut the I'litertniiiiiiK nrt ami .he Ledger knows il will lie inlssiug a great tllin- if it should iall tn be present, AVm.,T. White,, so. long and so pVeirai*lY .kiiown' to*the, iwoiplc of r'ntie,was married, to: Miss KlU-n L. .faring, of "England," at. the Don. ■■on Spiare Methodist-church, Mon- «al on Saturday,* morning, -June 30 fa ,tt bv - Rev.-1?. -15.1 Scott*! .'Mr.' and'-Mrs. nite aiinoiince' that"they"will "be at lue to tlieirfrichds oii'the lirst and the 'avenue to, VJ,itL's-miin-v *rifnds will be sure hn extcntl to him and his 'bride, who w|*** so recently joined- lovihjg- hnmlds «i him acrossi the sea,*)a ntost hear welcome to their \\iw home.- The alfzcr Jptus its sUll;|mall "v^icc with others in congratulations ' and T]<*1 .wi,shes' to'ulie happv r couple. 1 >y.are expected' t6, airri've in Fernie *. the. end of this' .wfcek.' ,•.:'*• '. . aHV' R-.".Wi!son.'RO wen'and..so fav'or ^.l.Vaknown'to'the people of Fertile w th wdiom he .became so well known lov" '.c|'!irKc of. Ul« survey: partv. no-v YYin": U.,£ railroaid'Iliue If rom 7 . a t0Ult '"ear. Michel/,pn the. C..-P. R. < the - 'coal ■• *-"ficl«ls''bfr'tlic";Imperial ¥l and - " ^ifliu'iiee'oi the"'Fording and the rivers, and thence uortheasicr- ! to the extensive .coal lands ;; be'- n 'Ring to the .company.;^; The 7csti- wI-Ued eos> pf the .road, is $720,000 vift01''-!''-* ",1(V'«<"od has 'hc"en pro- l«l and the intention "is to' ' have ne; ,0a'1,'"' ■run"'11K ""'er within the' *t year. The possibilities '11 th" v(.Uf*f I'nilway 'construction up the, ni(«li\v in the near future are. grent,! A a great stimiihis will he put inln'- 1'ill's of trade in'consequence, 'consequence. CUSTOMS-RKTURNS "Oust I>f\ loms collections made n't tho] '^n of Fernie for the year ending1 ' l«e 30, 'mofi, were as follow.s: 'ports, dutla'hle ',., Hi, lP«>rts, Tree Tolnl .;Stt9, Wfi.oo ,. 5.1 .ao^on, 1 _ S 64,076.47, ^-v'lislom.-, roiieclions for" tho month' ly col^.cled 1'iistoi J line, iqofi, were T'Wis, dutiable .,. 'V'rts, free ,', ...517,173.00 ... T,cs83.oc> Di Tolnl Hy collecteil ...,f.i»,456.oo ...5 -WUH , Inliiiul Ilevinue liiln'nd ri'Vfl'nuo, colleclloiis-, for the' "«»r ciuliiigJime'so,;,, '1906,-: wore ^S,4H6.93, i(' '.'. ynllectioiii f„r ■i1iu"iii«iiih nf Junt* ;W ,4 ' ' ■ • . , ,; ■ S|Hrits clals ami Miners' union oi thejcltv ni "h riiN ,. . Itnsslnnd In lie present upon the 16th Mti|t ; iiud 17th nu the niTiisinii .of their an- ■**■...■„.,. !,' """'"'■< "\ , '} ' *' . . 1 , ., ,,„ ,. ' 1 , _ ,*>»■■ -*> , , 114,00 mini I't'lchrallwi The HnsslaiiderH nn- 'Vim,,,, ,. . . .... . , '•"it-* , , 1(15,00 nud he evpcels to \v runnlm,' upon It ngnin 'in n few day*-. Keith Whiiiisier, nf the Whimster Hardware rompnny, is up In his eyes in lhc (new kIoic pi 11 cing and showing iy n*. having | nhc new good-, thai «are daily arriving III,! M.r*. ,-{.„itn I 1 il . , ' il TT 1 . ,* .. ■*. *.>* ... ft* .it...K ... .... tl. .1 ..... 1,1 Inj'K* U'liinisler 9t Cn. have l-ceti awarded the contract fnr Nleniiiheatlng and ..li.i.it.iitr. 1,1 ,ii,. ,1^,1, j*. n T* ,*l„.**l D. M. (Irani, a thoroughly coiit|M-tciit stemnfitter mid plumber arrived ,'rnm Calgary mi Friday morning tn take charge nf thin department. Mr, ami Mr*, T. If. IVhrlntt toft for on Hn)mA\\y'H wej»tl>*<«ln.l ]t(it\\ tot .7n.Tr.iy, nfu'iv tlk-y were ioltt-'A by (iiant Downing and wift. and th* jolly quartet went tun tn St. Mary*** lake where they,expect to hold n ten ilnv*' sensinn nf pirlniriing. Thf fmn in lli.U lake will liavr -A Itanl tilth* III A VkhiW \\t-c \i\k\\\\. \m-sfk, \ts\X, V.h*k a Milk-iing time Wlu-UnN friend* will i-x|'U-irntt- listening to t'oth yam* 'on bit- »*t4«l8* IA Vtttm'it, ,.. •bloi-V. Tluir ih-w store i'i bright nml clean and whin u lull stock has tmn arranged ill place will lie one the fincul looking ston-N .iti the rlty. This firm lieliuves In -iiilicious use of jmreiin -ini. tn, -niii ik' Mtt. ..,* vvun Viglil new ml, in another pnrt ol this jsvitc of the ledger. The imuliiiiG man in the basement nl the Todd blmk bus lieen stoplHil in bi* f.ypi!*i!f.tin(r, op>.ratfnnm im-eral time* during the pn*l few d*y* ' by uful lu ihtuiighl was. thc u-lkelinu nf AW.thcr grrol conflajgratton npjin thc windows through ttlilrh hr pt-ls his tight, l.ut upon Investigation he hrti* li'nm.cd that il wan only ihe re- Arttion from llw bright ml Kagte's UjI vkiUUU lUiiiMiM.re wc-urn *ln-ti tie oiu in front of Uk- Kingx hotel tltnwt X,w wpy *r»/liti/{ Itlis ftu\\'\t Ttwu ArntiM ik tt'lot (A yonr hit IU ib ,i','oln' •'" , Jj-.i.'W flu , Hu- tnul colhrtioii't,' customs ainl Jmid ri'vemii', for the year, were S-\ \S(* 4". CIIKAI* ItAlMVAY, RATRS. * * * » *********** * The -Cauadinii I'ncific lH/<on«-"iK^ ''Vt> lrt, ,1 1 ,, v, 1 l.i ■ ■ .'.i.i I., ll,,. .u.|ai„|n*; it- Winn. No,,,,,* trip tlikrt''"<(u u)t- ' .tly 20*97, ft«oil to return Aug 2, for .Jlv Sii)..s5. KiiMtern exciirslnnn, St. A'lil, Chicago, Onlnrln, Quel-cc, M.ij u»ii»o prirtinreH, Aug. 7, R. 9. Sept, S, "- '■' ,v«M to JeAimi tin tilt, -^1 Total ....11,691 McAI.lUXE-SWEENY. " ; A pretty wedding tool; place In the l-resilA'terian church Sunday afternoon at 2.30 when Miss Harv Swee-n.' was joined iii' tihe hn'.\ boiuli «• niatii- 1'cny to' John .'■!.'. \<i> :.j "i im bii-lc was supported by Miss-Dooley, while, It. Moore' performed a- like service the -liridegrocau. ' * The bride'looked beautiful in an Alice blue eoline , gown, trim med with white appli,qiie. Her going away gown was of oavy blue'-panaina, cloth with'''Ok coat and blue tulle hat tb match, ' ■ • Thchappy couple were the recipients of many pretty and expensive presents. A - Mr. and'MrsT Me'Alpine left" on th.j 6.30 train for the cejast and intend making' their future home at Banff. mand" and unlil sufli time as the A.' It-.* & I. Co., * areprepared .to meet iwitlt and make a satisfactory agileeuKut? ,-wtth their men, atid tliat we publish ■ the above resolution in the press. . Amongst other matters taken up was lhe {rouble at I.undhreck'and. condition of the mine, which is now idle. The .board ordered the follow- ( ) ing telegra^nis' sent out \ty the convention, ' I To'the inspector oi mines, at Calgary: the following despatch was sent, signed by F." H.- Sherman. "Mines at" Lundbreck now idle; five men'bnfht recently;" i.v!ne. in dangerous condition, wish you to investigate at once." " The following was sent to the minister of pul-Iic works at Kchnonton: l'I,un<lbreck oni-iic ' now-idle owiifg gas burning men and mine heing in danjArous- ce-fiditibn. * .Wish iinine'id. iate investigation ,hy your inspectors" ffsom Nearby towns "j>*v<H-.' Mim. Carefully S.l«ct.a from Exchanges and Furnished by SpicUl Correspondents IiAST WEEK'S ERRORS. In^th'e write up of the sports .last week it was slated that ,611c of the contesting teams.•in.the log loading, contest.was from the Fernie Lumber, company's -mill. This,was a mistake «s 110 team from that mill took part The, Ledger representative got the names of the men composing the two teams' mixeel and'when corrected should read that the Elk 'Ltimber tonipanv team consisted of Fred I.andon, Archie Johnson, Lew-Miller, and oncinan, the, top loader noiiiiL not 'given. The' other' team' was . a volunteer one taken ' ' from ■-different camps. Had thc reporter got -things mixed like'that up town"'the Ledger would know how to account for, it, Imt- happening ,"* where it did where there was nothing lo ilrlnlf, Uut.'water we give it np. .. - ';'''' ' SPORT. ■■'nr rates nnd riKervntinng nnd i|... yb'A iiifnriii'Hl^, apply to loenl, "I'l'iit*. t K. .T. C0VT.R, 1). 0. I». A , AS, CAUTKU. I), |»; A; Von-mivtr ' Kct«nn. - AT COAL CUKF.K. Mr, llawtlinnitlmnlte upolie to n ^wii', nudieiirc in tlte rlit4i lir.ll ,it v<»al Cntk Inst night. Hi* remarks ^*re alriig the same limn that lie '■ii-ite livtc'lu FittMiK bs-l \hvrb. und %re listened tn attintivcly hv hU Varers. Spare ami 'lime forhhl nn '-tlrmkil notice nr ttfmrt tit bin *A- 'Vess, He left tliis morning noum! for The Coal Creek Kickers have kicked the championship out of the reach of. the other,league teams and are tight- filing, theii '!<dls preparatory to kicking the Fort Steele Ilrewing Com- pnny-s trophy into their.-own possession. 1 What an addition toV reform campaign .committee those fel-. lows would make, ' 1 i Next Saturday the Conl ,' Creek! hoys play nl Frank and the Fernie* teniu nl Colemnn, • , Thb Colcnin'ii, iimd 'Michel hi.iri-,'1; .tennis pin-red n lie I'-iline -at the la 1 lip' place Saturday, score 1-1. l'Vi'iiie anv'd Cool 'Cedk, f,.r, ,>»' Icnms played a league gnnie on the grounds ol the latter nt Coal Creek Saturday 'evc-in'ng, j,n wliivli the! Conl Creekers scored another victory, Store 3 to 1, DISTRICT NO. EKUITEEK, 17. RL W. of A. In Convention at ' Illuiniioie. ' Al the meeting u[ t|,c t-xeeiitive of tiie rnilid^Miiie Wnrkum for district N"«. m, lu-ld at lllalriuore last week 0 large (uiioiiui of business was trims* acted, and the unit lur of unsafe miii.'-»| in the IW taken up with tlie miii.'s ilepi.l'liiii'in of the AU|jrtn, 'gVivern- iiii.iit,(ind,nn iiivesligiition I'leiiiniiihil The- distrirl nllicers, ntilioiuil boiir.l liii'inher, and u ivprehintntiw ' from every lin-iil in tht. dlsliiet was present at the meeting, the following being lu lUtiiiiliiiue, I'rehideiil V, U, Hheriiinii, ' Vlii-rusiihiit .1. It, C.iilvin. .Si'iieliiiy ,7, It, MiDoniild, N'ntinnal Hnnrd Mi-iiiUt Fulterson. The different loinlis were repri'seiitcd. by lhe Inllowjng delegnles; Fernie, W. Di.kni, Miclnl, C. C.iirdner, ' " Coleiiiuu, \V. (iiiihnm, Frnnk ,.I, S'lchnl. • T.ille, M. IVtrim, llelUvne, C, Stiihbs. ' Hillcrest, C. lluriows. T11iKll.f1.ft. TT T.*,■...,. t IiethlMidgt*. .1). ,JlcNali. Titl-or, I). Wilier. ' , Caniiioie, J, S, Wright, llnnkhead, J. .S, MeAlpine. - Tlw .nnltci nf tlu* strike nt L*th* hrlAg* xt/a* fully ?ont Intn nn.l the ►,'nllnwing irinliitlon wan )mum4. «'*fifwn-t,,„tJK- i**&lAivc,'cuiiurtil nf 0UlriU IH V, M. W. nf A., in meet- ln.<r asvn|'iV.l. h,-w\m« canfiilly r.tW- nMcrcil lhc nun now nn ulrilo' nt Letltlirldgi' and nKn tht Rnnncial pn »itlo» of lb* district, tre*Miry, and find ituiMlvr-i in a ulnmg jmsition: lie it therefore, ft»4»nlvc(I, That wc instruct niir of- f,(\t% tn cof-tinm- llw fight st I/lh- lirldgr- l.y evtty means at thtir com* PASSnil TO HICH SCHOOL. , The results of lhc recent examinations for the high school" appears in the last issue of the Gazette. It that in thc rural districts of th*- province 277 candidates entered for the hi.flt school entrance examinations Of this number 140 passed and are now t'lialified to attend high school. Fernie and Golden occupy,first places among successful, competitions, as th.- whole numl>cr entered in each in. stance passed. ' . The, results fn inspectorate No ?,, embracing east and a portion of' West Kootenay, was as follows. Ko. of candidates, 49; passed 35. Cranbrook Centre, u Cranbrook, Number of Candidates 6, passed '2. Louis .W. Stewart, 588 Gladys M. Ga'skill, 558. ' ,' „ ". ■ Fort Steele—Number of candidate-' 1, passed, 1. Walter' G. Tannhauser 600. - 'o Moyie—HHtnber a of candidates, 3 passed 1. Arthur fj. Crowe, 667. .Wardner—Number .of candidates, 1 passed, 1. Mnrial I. Shepherd, 576.-, p . Fernie Centre. Elko.—Num,ber of'. . candiates 1 n„..^.,.l ,. T...,._p IT~11._ 1. -or -i'&.'nst,j~i-.~*.tvr.—St.— sk.it.ii.isikr,—5""~ ' • Fi-mic—Number of candidates 7 passed, 7.. Viola.White, fifty-Margin*- ita Carosella,Ofifi$}.'J*essi'e Ha/.eil, fit* Raymond GidilJ-ngs, 639; Leona Po! lock, 636; Eupheriiia McCliment, 601 Harry Pollock. 599. . .: ,., Golden .Centre.,..--... ._.., Galena—Number of* candidates,- '1 passed 1. Mary H. Mcintosh; 645. Golden—Number of Candidates, ; passed 7. Dorothy C. Jones, 531; Mn garet Nealon, 723; Owen a Starforth 700; Joseph Nealon, 685; Katie V ' Kenny, .649; Minnie Adams, 583; Ai ' nold Hnnna, 5(12. , Wilmer—Niuulier of candidates, 1 passed 1.. Celeslia Iknnett, 734. CUSTOMS COLLKCTOR PINCHEI., 'IT, S. Ollircr, iil-*; Gateway* Charge'' wiih Smuggling Chinese. Helena, Mont,, July 8.—Deputy Collector of Customs Hoover station.,'.- nt Gateway, an'entry port from Ca niiii, on the Montana boundnry lin was arnstcd iu this city today on1 complaint of U, H, Taylor, a 'seer." service man sent out from Washin.i* ton to investigate charges of a con spirncy to smugg-le Cliiue^.- jmlnwful ly into the country,.1' • Hoover came from Gateway to appear «s a witness in a deportation case before a -United States enmmis sioner and wns arrtinted upon his nr rivnl here, charged wilh cnnsplrary. The cniiiplniut stutes that HnovVr, QniMi Lee and Wong Wing Guey con Nplred tn bring Vcc Fecn intn tli» United States nnd lhat lliey did s. on June 27. Ycc Feen wan arraigned lodiiy 011 n charge nf being in tin roil 11 try unlawfully 'and pleaded guilty, Hi will he deported. It is snid that the kiniiggllng o' Cliltii'se iuin the country by wny ot Giiitcway hot tirien gnii*j'f nn tnnre lliaii 11 year, the liixt evideiu* nl th. exlsti'iici* nf n ennspiracy being found in tin- cast wlun n nuinUr nl China* mi'ii were nrristcd |,v immigratinn nf firers yeiilerday, lml others are likely tn fnllnw. Hoovei' has ts't-n rustnin-i collector nt Cm te wny since tlte pnrt wan e»- tiihlii.|ied five years ago. He was formerly s deputy sheriff imd lata tliiil nl police nl Kulispclt. His rep* ut 11 tion has always U-rn good pre vinii-.lv. CRANBROOK. From the, Prospector. v l-?ev. fi. p. Klewuiling, rector of Christ church,, took charge of the ser* virts of the church-of .-Eng-iand at Feinie on Sunday. " «, Rev. J. p. . Westman: made a trip lo ItfarysviSle and-Kii'inberley this week'*; in connection with his clerical duties. On Thursday evening he spoke at the Noith, Star, mine and last even ing at Mary.svine-.he gavt histaddress on "The Three-indbdman.' ' ', Horn, at Marysville,'*'June \j, to Mr. und Mrs. W. S. Ward, a'son. From the Herald- Mrs. James Stewart and two daughters arrived from' Winnipeg Wed nestlay morning to join Mr. Stewart, who is chiel tie inspector for the Crow. They have leased the J. S. Brake home in the- we-*Tiaft"of town ahd will take up iheir. residence thereat once., p. C. Ryan, of Wyclifle, was fetched to town Sunday altcrnpon very much out of sorts. Mr. Ryan took sick Friday last and giadnally grew worse until Sunday when his condition became st-rious,,. and it ; was decided to bring him.-into town. Today he is much improved and in ' ,1 diort time'will lie out of danger. One of the prettiest weddings ever performed in Kast Kootenay occurred at the Methodist church here Tuesdav when Henry A. McKowan and ' Miss Rva May Cartright were united in marriage by Rev. J. P. Westman. groom are well known h^re'where tlu-y have a host of friends, the,bride li'av- ' ing been practically raised - in ihe Pass, while the groom 1ms long been a resident of Lille where he is one ot the most popular miners in lhat camp and held the honoraWet' position ol 'secretary of lhe Lille Miners' union. MOYIK. "•"rom the Leader— , A union of thc Industrial Workers * of the World was organized in Moyie last Sunday aft'ernopn iii McGrejror hall by'W. J.° Fellham, the district organiser. Mr. Fellham made a talk •RVOKWU IVTAWVATrnVM, The Spokane Iiiutnationitl is no<* handling four enginrs nn it* line U- twrcn llonnrrs F«*rry, Idahn. and tny Canadii4U, line. Qmr pt thy«t i* used for lirint-inttr steel to' the ffniM. V**- nngcrs and freight are f#ing tccom- moif-itrd in fi siimll woy and it " ii v»|>eiti-d that irguUr selu-dulei*. will la* adopted *u far at tht f*rry. ' Th« artitrtl running nf trains will not mmmenre, hnwi-vtr, until the trains run nut <*i S^IMynt. yttyitUsytr* Mil.- Wi,-* Wi* lUilttl^k*. <*t«l UiHJkVlA, where the Hfmtawr UUraM^Ml rail- ttni- will pass iin.lcr the Rreal N'or- itWrri tr«'i«. Tbe it*t\ will ttttb Sin.l(M,inl aUiut Auguit lo. .in the principles of oigtanued lab'or iftcr the close of which the following officers were elected'* F. *.I. Smyth:;, president; Andrew Johnston, vice-pres- dent; Sid Humbly, recording secretary! John Gordon, conductor; Win- Irvine, warden." K. Kelly agreed , to .tct'as iinanclUl secretary ■ protein .'* , McGregor hull was well.filled, last Saturday evening to listen to J, II. Hawthornthwaite, M. P: P., of Na- iKiimo.niid leader oi the socialist pally of the. pi{ojvincc. Tlifis. K. Kelly tcted as chairman and introduced the speaker, Mr, Hnwlhnrnlhwnilc '•ti a. rapid ami, somewhat brillinni .peakcr, At times lie was cool and ikg-fliii at 'itimes he pnwed the :iir; mil became, spasmodic. lie would; hit Lieutinant-govcrnor Dunsmuir a- •it]), then the* beef trust, John I), llockcfeller', then the .liln-ral govern-, ilieni nt Ottawa, tlicit the conservative government nt Victoria, He . dnyed no favorites and all were; ■-rist for Ins miick rake. But as inj the real ^iie'stwin of socialism and its: ■imposed remedy for the industrial' and class evils nf *ll"* "presniit dhy, lie was imt at all clear, and those who went to hear nn educn'tioiinl speech were' doomed to disappointment, ' *MmW^**^*mm**mm**Sm*mm%9 M.AIUM0KK. . ' From the Times-- Materiul is ln-ing delivered for >i new depot nt Coleimiii. Archie Mcl.eo.l transacted biisiurss it Ferule Thursday. Peter Mc.Vkhol has opened up .'1 ijiiieitil iiienllalidiKt store ul Cum'*, Nnt, Tin* steel gang, composed of- HS men tinier Fniviunn Nevlin, has Uen lay* ng llu* heavy steel throughout ' the l'ass thi*. wtttm. During the pnM lew days 11 numlH-r if Uiilieis huve been biiint by gut. ex plnsiotis in the Lundbreck mine mil .is 11 infiM'iyui-iKc the mine is now idle \inoii";st lb#.»e who were inure or less wrlotiMy injured are F, Sun'l, l* Hie, A. Sinsiim nnd W. Shaw. A. (i. Trelli has leased his hotel tl Col, man and wiil leave wiih hii. finnilviii h few iIiivh ior n visit in Cnliiiian, On Tuesday a serious accident ' ne- I'tirrcd B» tin* tgiiatry nl the Crow's .Vest ^,ime Cn., L, Unssi wim was cm ployed there, while loading a Imlr li'iil III,1 * il, n'linifi. lli'irjfc. I'Vlillidi. in his hand. IU was badly tut up. 'A 's trarrd that hr will lint- the flight nl dot rye nnd has nlr«-»dy had one hand awputatid.'*- ' 0» * Thunsl^y nt last week John H<MF/,ir<i, hr/iihrr nf Mnrv Hnwnri', and Mrs, Uov!*, ot this plant*, pav«.-d away in the LetWiridgi*:h,»si>i«.il r»f*.-r a long- illitvKH. ll« I1-4V1*. a «*iit* nml l»« rbi.imi to inMirn his lm*. A i/Vry |ir«ilty wedding tiM>k pl.i.* at th" hnnw f Mr ' Carl IUnsnt.11- nn NalunUy rvrntag st*i \,***b*eib, tm i*t» .V>, s>W« Ut-v. 'K. It. Ifarrav, ot CnWman. tic! the In *t that united for |if« Ms ,.',!*,.'. ii.i.mh- liir, Vtsmt* lUtkritMrr, %a I»ji»a M.- Nntl, of l.illr PINCH RR CRRRK. '' From the Kcho.— A football match was played her-j. on.Tuesday of lasl week lhe first in the league series, ihe teams l»infr Lethbridge vs: Pindier Creek. It was a very one-sided game, the home team having it all their own way bv a score of 5 to nil. '_ On Monday, evening as the people were returning 'from the races • an accident, occurred by which Paul »i- onne lost a horse. Several boys were racingand such a dust was raised a team coining could not lie seen, and lhe horse ridden by Dioniie ran into it, the pole entering the horse's chest about a foot. The" horse staggered ,t few feet and fell dead. Noone was injured The infant • child of Mr. Lev Crockett, who lives a -short distance- east of town, was found dead in it:; lied on Wednesday 'morning. It had been vomiting a shortime previously and it* is supposed that it had another attack and 1 the parents not 110- ' icing it, died of strangulation. Tlu oronor ,was notified ,1mt deemed it unnecessary to hold an inquest. A man named McQueen, who bus Ix-en working for Mr, Heppncr, about ihree miles from Fishl-urn, was arrested',, on Wednesday last on ' -.i charge of rape ou a girl about sixteen yeais of age. He 'was committed to Macleod jail for trial at tlu _ncj(L_sittiiitr_nr ii,i,rs„„,..-....^^^ . —-,- - r. ...~—-....j.i* mc Limit A young man named Save is, a half' breed, ■ living above Chas. Smith's ' ranch, died on Sunday of pneumonia , He had been ill for several . days, but paid but little attention to it, not den refraining from nmuh-cmcitl--. until-Sunday," when he felt, so ill he called in Dr. Turcot< Tlie doctor soon saw the man was'in'abnd wav and immediately niaile urinngi-menis for*having him removed to the hospital. He had only got the iniin a short distance away from the tent when he called for his faftlicr, wlr1.. wns wilh him, and immediately expired. ' The IkmIv was • buried fn'nm the Cnthnlic church the same evening Ora Kddy Inst his life lust Tuesdax* in attempting to'ernss the South fork up near the Hutu* raiuli. The next 'day his brothers (..mul his I earn tangled in the brush mi the of the river, lower down tlu* mains of his huggy, while still ther down the body was found on a sand bar. S'o impiest was held. Kildy ran a butcher shop at IVIIiviic, IkiiiI. 11'- liir- HIGH MIM'R. Krom the Times.— Pnrticiiliirly sad are the ei re must iinccs loiiiieclcd with the deiilli uf Henry Fell Inst week, The d.-ieasei*, a; years nf nge, i-iiinc lure ' fmm Keiilou Fulls Out., a loiiuighi iii<i.. in good health, He was stricl'tu with nolle nephritis. Fire d.-slroyed llie hom-e nn.l ;l,i. bit's belonging to Shoit llios, Initr miles east of here Tiie-sdnv. A full was burned in tin* stable. The nr iji 1 of the lire is unknown, .but is Mipp.r- i'il to have lieen fiom it di-h-tiivr iln,- J. 1'). Hull, Athcitii' miiiiiigi'i' ... the Hell Telephone Co., was iu tn-v'i today inspecting the systi-m and ii- ad vert nut ly sluikiug b.ni.K with 'ii< frit fills. Ile npnits Sn phoin' -ub* sriilieiK ill High l.ivit. STW1KR AT CAI.GAUV Cnlgarv, .Iuiv n.-Calgnrv buildup npi ml jt »is .lie ciuupli lily ti><! "V |M-nding 11 M'lllt'iiii-nt U't-Auii ih.' imitliit mis.is, btnl.lini; l.tUit. t. .ml 11.11I1 in lulu nl ihe ills, The m< u *-*»•* milted an iittimatum to tin- C"i ',;..,'. : ,.: . 1 '''.'..-. ' ' ,: " ''' iuy tor s*;1. c.nt'. ;oi hmn l.*t |.".,t ir niiitets iuul V it nl*. fm bil'nr" The Alls 1 tn limblinj' <..in|...nv si'.'u id the si oh* Imt tin- mini imitr nlnrt rifiiM-d nnd tlu-ir mm \wul >.u --«*>l--- 'l./.'ltui*^ ),ii.'o,i>./ » nud Htiriuiiia'Kitis iiIm'c in «< ik with noiitmiiiii btUir.ts and tin* IhiiIiIh.;' nperalinns mr nt a standstill .-xii-pi in lhe ease ol lhe AlWrl.i lbiildi'i;1' -Company, FATAL ACCHU-'NT John HrniWr, 0 P|*»ljndit *»h>> •*.»*. emplnynl »«■ a duv.i in Vi< 1 nnu al C«al Cr»t-k, u.i-> fouii.1 tiinl'-i th- first car of 11 siiin*. 1,1" >.i\ ...is wl...,. Iw was hiinginj- out i*t tlu- min - Monday M'rningnt aXmmi nnu- ,,'m,h* He was bionglit drnsn tn th ln-.-pi- tat wlwle he iiml (toot h ■; iltj'ill trsturdas *llun.-ni .it 1 i>',b*i» At lV,th tlw liri.k 'anl ItupMst is King h,)A u,A.\y. THE FERNIE LEDGER, FERNIE, B.C. JULY 11^906. V*. THE FERNIE LEDGER TWO DOLLARS A YEAR 1 " VANCE.''' "J IN AD- Issr.e'd every Wednesday from the of: lice of publication, Todd lllock,- ' Victoria , Ave.,-Ferine*; IMtisJi ,Col~. timbia. ■ ■ ** •; "** '" ' , '■•. ■;■' - I"). V. MOT.T " G. (A MKIKLK ' Kditor IMaiiager the retil^ife'ifli^s '■"M- la^t.MfA^M^f with;telI^"^cii|*VgaK"^im. »j*sM Mr' IIaWt&rntliwail'^**'^ai'eSW'et't MISIXFOKMI**!) OU INSINCKHE. ■For waul of, space, lasl week tlte Ledger had lo omit*'any statement or comment upon' lhe address delivered in Minos'* union hall upon the ru- lalion.-diip ol capital and labor, -by .1 II. Ilawthorntliwaile, the li*adi;i. of the socialisl party in this province. The hall .was well filled bv'-an uudi- ,.:nce that lislemed attentive.y to what the 'speaker' had to say and it wns evident-that ''he had the sympathy ol a, majority of his hearers made up.as lhe audience was "mostly of followers of and lvelievers' iu the doctrines promulgated by.Mi. llaw- ihoriiihwaite and his political friends A representative ni the Ledger was cordially invited to occupy a ' seat at atab'.e near the speakers' stand, and had ample opportunity to .hear and to note, "the effect of the' gentleman's remarks upon the audience and must say that he he-Id the attention of his hearers very closely, whalcvei the opinion of some of them -might" to, ' • 1 .• ■ As stilled in last week-,s issue regarding „l he few remarks made" lithe, same speaker at,,the .Millers' celebration, Mr. Hawthornthwaite show ' ed a marked improvement in his man ' ncr' of speaking and has devtlopedt.' , a rcmarki-fblc de-gxee tlieAiriitorien' facnllv of leading his audience. Cl r- , Many statements made by him- an unanswerable and are endorsed by the most eminent speakers and writers of today, bui .on the oilier hand = some of his reasoning and conclusion' are erroneous because based upon incorrect statements. ■.Four years ' ago Mr. Ilawthorntliwaile. nd-Mr. Wilson, both advocates of lhe same cause, spe>kv"here-*alitl„'ltoth of them stated lo their aiKlici.ee-- thal "All wealth i.s the product, o l.*.r*j>r," and in that'connection slalec liirtlier that the statistics of, the bureau of .labor of the United Stale* _sltowed that in, the ' previous-■ yea: Mr.' Hawt^rniliwa^S^^alp,^- ^ of bofh'*' old - partifs^for, ■ theft*"*- ttRbrtfl coming.<5,-'*,\ras*"'7 seve'rcTA&ndfJn'' soine' respects just and deserved .'"When a" political, party7.*'is."7elilriisted'"i!'..7 with power il'.js,, hi once bcsal-"-,-.bv*-';'y the" .■ji-e.ed .of the^grafler whovhas"-no'-i uso! ..*.'■ - --**-*,T?-..,. *' -'- ^ • F*. ' >• '-.. -. for'a'pa'fty 'n*nt iit {jpwer >and too of-. teu the power- eiilrusled, by the. people for the* .purpose o,( properly goy; ernii'ig 'i's prpslitule(l-."fo'i--jr<j,h'e' purpose of-,,rewaidin*^ individuals for. party MerviccA rj-id* y-jou'i^U*. Iiievit-ajvly fol- lowsT-."" .- -1. Xo party organization has '.ever'ex; isled for,. long without eucouutcrin!'.. NOTICE T^CONTRACTORS. :..*!. u. -* -J&. ,rf-f, -, l£-. '->tl , 1&>V, -V. The;vcontrac^s£,qf, Ferine . will please-''take*-' notice -^hat'■'-'Af ter April 'ist", 1906 the Carpenters^ and Join- -V- -v Pl 4-3.* -|v«.',.,i.Wl(*tliJ>Mi1,t>f. ..', " a 1 -k. -*, ■ era of Fernie" I.oc'aV 1220 - will , demand four dollars (4:00) for eight'(8) hours,vw6rk.'.:,.i.7"...'...'.7.7^." -...„■' .,7 • , .. ' . W.^A. CONNELL, ;. ; "-'- - -■*-.•,*■ - ■—* >- -.-■■ President, U.'B, of C. St* A.'V. 1220, Fernie.*- SY-*,'LiJSlS OF "CANADIAN SOaTH-WfiST Yi *' 7'"-MDJINO REGULATIONS.. »■■> l£ Oi H,,lSi|p. 3172 iMeet in$i. 0. F. HaJl on the last m -^.Tuesday in eyery^month.' - .- *-• W. J.i J.vMORRISSON,. Fin Sec there had .been produced in Unit conn*, try thirteen, billion dollars,, worj.1 of wealth; thai-live millions of wage- earners bad produced that wealth ant' that lliere we iii seventy, millions o! idlers in llial country who, - tlnou'gli the present e-ei'Jtoiiiic c.iiidilicms se- c 11 red four-liflhs of.the product ofllu live million wage earners. Mr.. Iltiw- tlioriilliwaite upon the occasion ol 'his lasl speech here- Hindu . use of. llu same Mateiueul as regards the wagi earners ii;i'eiviiii;ie-/-.iiy mic-lif-lli "o the product of their mil,* bnt did nol tell his uudii'iici' lu.\v( he* Inn' deterinineil the fact, but if, he is still laboring under the- same erroneous conclusions lak..u from the statistic - (il.ri-poil of the I'liiled Stales stn tislicul ileparlmi-iit, some one should put 111111 . right for ■ .such i-oiii-ldsioii,-. are absurdly ridii-ulntis. (.niiitiii-- th\i,t all wdilth' is lhc product .0' labor, ilois any one of intullige.iice In lieve that live niilliniis of people if the gronl iialioii to,the south are-'lo ing -ill ihe work lliere, while the b.u! an.v oi the people are loafing? 'Tl i- a nice lilllc slip from ,th-' slutenieli that nil wealth is the jiroiiuet o!- Inhor lo lln sliileineiil thai live mil lions o| WAOK IvAUNl'd'S proline,' nil the wealth in the country, llu-i (li'iiioiislinle that lhf.se wage earner.* get onlv oiie-lii'ili ol the thirteen Ml' lions prntlui-iMl, mill therefori! aiv chi'iiled out of the oilier four-fifths,1>,<, the idlers. Ileciiiisi' n man or 11 wniinui Is ik.i, on (he piivinll ol sunn* inilusli-iiil 11, Nlitnlioii line*, imi prnvu, tIf.**, lie I nol 11 prndiieer ol wuiillli, nud if Mr, Hiiwtlmriilliwiiile dnn't want In de lihi'i-.itely niislimd ||jN trulhfiii follow 1 rs In- should look a litt'/* ihe-'tr in. lo these statistical mutters so ,n tint tn lay himself open to the. uluiiy,.' Iiiefei'ii'il iiguiiisi him by his pnlnicf, cppiiii'iiis n| being Insi'iii'i-ie. \ veiy large prnpni-linn nf the wealth Jin' iliiinl in the. I'nitcd Htiites is brmigh' into exisiriu'c bv people who ,ln llol ligum'tipi.n lhe rolls nf nnv ruin- puny or indictiJul miii'iin, ,in,l in skip nt niii! bound from III.' Mm.- iiiint llml wi'iillli is the pimliKl d liibor In the i'I'iiiIiciiiim iissiilliptloil lhat there 11 re only live million In- l,«,!l'l.*. .11 UU \ ll.U'i .>i,lU.< 1.1 .... '.■,.''i.il'...i i'f llll bi'liltllle'^ li.i'licit *• of ...nine public's llllilgijli'^f'ioil, n^lil lb. readiue*.-. with whiih IlllllV pi.'O- ple taki Mich stntLliieiils Seriously N evidi'iii-e nl the iluiiger which' limy 11' wimighi eillit'T limuij-ti nMi-/e.n- oiis igiioiaiiii. nr downright dislinn- i-sty, It is .1 pity llml u limn «l X\i* nieiitul i-np.iiiiy of Mr. Iliiwthmiith- wuiii' shuuiil be misled by such crrmi- miis inmliisinii.., uiul in tutu 1ki lend by his bimiiiig iViitv In help the cause nf the l.tlmiiiig m„u, intn lead* ing ilnin intn 1 in- simie tinti'iinhle pni itlnn, ' Then: uru limny wiivh in •aIiiiIi In (uiild be ti gn-nt help to- wnrd« righting sonic nf lln- r».;*,l wrung*, to which nil I'trWer-.. whether wngi* (iniiciH or nnt, nrt snbieft, hut •u»li lmli-'N mi he Ik using helps no (list iniise perm.'ii-riitfV nnd nnly puts iiiiiiiiiiiiili.iii into ilu hands M meet'with the, same.trouble;'-.and then- i would depend upon the'honestyw.of- purpose and ability of himself. and 'lis colleagues as to'whether his..gov-. :iiiliitiit would' escape*-, the *pi.tfalls.ill-. '.o which soinaiiv goveiiiiueiits are .irecipitilled by .the: selfish greed ^of 1 llieir, gralting ,:supporleis.- The gfeal body ol the- people- of this .conplrv, whelhet; liberal,, ronservalive or so- vialisl,. an- honest and desire' honest governnutit, hut lliey are- o?leii^ defeated iiii their object-by the insistent and, insidious efforts of thc fellow who is ever .'present looking after personal interest, using, as, his weapons jiarty '.cal and an interested playing npon. the feeling oi j-tairiolism with the intent tc) deleat.thc object of tthe really patriotic voter. ' ,,-,.. A,,co'.itein]ioraiv iii.coiumcnling upon Mr. TIuwlhnrnl.hwaile"s ' remarks on i*jalrio,tism waxes warm and lee- lures hiin upon his lack- of so desir- ilile a seliliiueiit, but* the world is 1 , • . i. - >, - - .>-.', rapidly growing-out of tbe cramped .-onditiniis of. lhe,.p!isl when the i>co- iile of 'line epuniry knew .very little of those of others, and the meaning )f the.word patriotism has' caught this spirit of expansion till'it is fast lieing looked upon, as a word slanting, lor, the love'eif lhe'best tliat .js lo ilse found in any country, ahd that I man can be a/real 'palrioAwitho'iit lespisiug the* good iii his naticiual 'ie-igh'1'oi- or winking al the w'r'on'gs -onimilled in the nanic ol" patiiotisin !n his own laud. The greatest' ]>al- 'iot of.,tc>day is he who unhesitating 'y. upholds that'which is'good ' and ight in .hi.-,, o-.vn and-all other lands md does his best to right his iwn liefoie going... foi th so do bailie, .gainst those ol. other countries. _."" t—Mrrri r.iwlltoiyitinvai Iti—wi 11-rhavc-t-. jii.sy lime of it making it'clear to- ihe people. 01 this province his pos-, .. 1 ■*■),- * . 1 *, • 4 . *. ■■ linn b,.'lween'the .two 'parties and; justifying liis.,course in, the , "housej in tbiiies. lhat ate of vital impcirt-j -- - . . .,- .... -1. \ - \. * | intu lo everybodyu.and his novel idea.) if supporting ^llie worst nieasttres- '-rnughl .down by the governineiil in.I irder lo make uiipo'pula'r llial" ' gby- ...rnineiit, can .not be. considered its latleriiig lo.iho goy,;rn;.i''icii.l',-which \hiili se.eins -to exisl and draw; its •ajary. under such 'conditions. -Tn'or- '.un'alely, liowe\er, ffir, the socinlist ic gentleiiiaii's.cniisliiuciicy he. always ipnils his philosophy 'by his oft repealed ,,1-niidt'iiinniiiin ol Jiis . liberal ••ppoiu'iiis , for pi-o])o.siiig .worse .itieas- II es llii.ii those iif his.coiiservaiivui 'rieiuls giving tliis »irS ,a reason fori 'iis political, turning. •' ; her .varicnts franchiscv holding, corpor- titicns. •*,., ;., ,. f,,„ , ,,) Even now Montreal's gas" bill ' is •5400,000^ per-,, annum greater than Toronto's gas bill for the*'same .num- "ber of cubic feet. ... i Toronto i.s no model, and if public ownership docs not restrain this cityjsi ibis dillieiilly, send if Mr. ITawthornth.' captains of; industry they'-'will put thwaile should ever succeed-in becom Toroi/to as-deep in" the mud as Moll* 'ng the leader., ot a government he-will trtal is , jn ih^inM-^A,-. *! 'i/' Winnipeg, in voting^ $600,000 for a ga-i-plaul and* $3,500,000. for anelee* /.trie.1 plows*.; tUvelcjpiiieiiiiiJ' plapiit,' *|ias slngkcred .eastern Caiiai'da 'with, the .magnitude of a western .faith in west. ern-greatness..". , . - „ . i* Thus Mciiiitreal ...now has to pav !$4oo,ooo. more: (.lian Toronto pavs fo:* gas every yc-ir,, Kxlra; toll as Vini- pared with Toronto will mean thai .Montretil.. is paring ,$2,0110,000 more per annum for the necessities of" :i :city.s life than Winnipeg wilh be paying when Winnipeg is as large -as "Montreal is today. ..Vublic ownciship will build up Winnipeg on\t' supply of gas, 'electric power anef other great necessities at cost, l'rivate ownership' will' ' bleed Montreal - for a ,supply of gas electric power and other great'necessaries -at cost,, plus $2,500,000, .the. interest oh $50lot)o,()(>o*''worih of .wa'ei'ei' stock The iiiirestrained greed of private own' ership will put oft the "map" in liiaiiy lines of 'competition ", with'Winnipeg and other cities that lay hold of the principles ''f'pi'tj-lic ownership in their voulh.'Monlrealjs position in relation- toher pul.lic franchises 'is' absolutely hopeless. Toronto's'[position will ''be- little better "if 'this city does not ■lu.ickly lake'lhe power silu'atioh'o'ut of the haiids of "the,,''.'Caplains "of Industry." ■■1^:11.: ; ■-' 1 7 . _, , '■ , "Much .speculation''is'lieiiig'i'iidiilgo'.l iu regard,ng Mr. lioss' trip'lo the coast anil 'many people"' thiiik his visit has more to'do'witlf mailers' politic-*r Coal -Coal lands 'mny be purchased »t tlO per ncre for roft coal uiid 1*0 for auttimclts Not more tluin Sio uc es can b« acQinica l*y one indUidiiftl or company, Royalty at tb* rate often cents per ton of <*,000 pounds itaall be collected on the eross output. . ^ *> Qmirtz—A free miner's certifichtu is graated upim piij-ineiit in udvanceof $5 per annum lor au individual, aud from {SO to tlOO per aunum for a company according to capital. " » ! A fiee miner, huvinR diiicovered mineral in place'.nmy locuto 11 oluiml/iiM xl/iOO.leet. : The fee for recording a'claim is 4ft. 7 , At ieiii>t. \ lew must be expended ou the claim eae-li>L*sir or paid to the iniiiinit recorder,In lieu th.-i-eof. Wl.tn vft'-ti has uc*en expendeu or paid, the loc.ntor may. upon baving a kurmj made, and i.pou complying'*-with other, ru- (liurerneiits,piirclucftO tlie huul at cl an acre.. 'Tlm patent jiriiVdcs for the payment of a loyiilty of 2[ per emt. on the sales, , l'l.ic-Klt liiiniiiK nlitims Kenernlly are 100 feet •.uliuire; entry feu *ft renewable yearly, A free miner may obtain two leases to dredge for gold of live miles each for a term of twenty vents, renewable at the discretion of bt lli'i-ister of tbe Interior. \ ., The, lcs-te-c bhall have adredgc in operation wltliiu one sioison frxm the date of tu* lease for each li\ e miles. Heutal <lu i-er annuia for each mile of river leased, Royalty at th* rate of 1. per cent collected on the output' after it osceeds tin.OOO, , . \V. W. COREY, V Deputy' Minister of the Interior. N. 1).,—Urt?yilhc(-rl7C(r fti-lihlicsiiliQn ol this advertisement'.will not'.be paid for. ■; :%:;?* Eckstein B.\rri8tbr-at-Law, Soucitojv Etc.- Iloomg Vifc 8, Henderson block,,Fernio, B.C. ; F, C. Latoc ^BARRISTER, SOLICITOR, ETC. j ?ost Oflice Block .-Fernie. B. C. W. K aosB.K.O, .... i J. S. T. .ALKXASrcn ; * Ross & "Alexander ilAUlUSTKUS, SOLICITORS; ETC 1 - . / , F ! ' "" ''i'EItXIE. 1)?C.; Y ' ! Oniee In L."T.'W. liluck, Victoili Avenue. Ij. Barber-j l.d.s., d.d.s., DENTIST -~ t:—" , - Tiri-;,UNIONf'liA»KI/.' A !■ Tliu Mivyiv I.eiuler iiiinoniu'e;*'; .llirilj it 1111M eiiii'ies llli: llllioll'Inliel, ■' ! \\'eie sneli M (net, in'it'Inte ,'iselist^ wu would i'i ml I1.- weK'onie this ollie-- into the. 1 links . of the, •i'ypojji-aphi.c'iil, •niioii, Imt it is only. 11, hiilf'.triilh j I'or the lahcl il funics hulonns to il",; 'inliisti-iii'l Woi-iicis.ol the Worlil, .111.', is no wuy does.it.represent tlit print, iii)> lifetei'iiify. Someone' must lwive, : 1111 up n' hi),' jolly on friend Siuytli on tin; hihi'l <iiii.f!ilon ' unci, iiidiic.'.l hiin lo ndopl this, which ivnlly is, not oi nny more vnliie from .11 print- ir.s' stmidpiilnl thiiii'.oiiu of. thrise ofi ,1 hoi lie nl Ciilniiry he'eV, Tlieui l,j oiily'fiiic rei-0|;iii/(-(l niiloir-liipii-l, thiil of Ihu Tiilei'imlioiiiil . 'I'ypo-jrnplili-iil 'Uiioii, nnd here it Is: ■ ' . Dmill licikiievc.l hy those who ullln.j ihroiiuli ijjiioi'.iiiii: or lln'olinh 11 ilusiry In. work 11 chi'iip nickel, 11,11 l\nmi.-c- lli.y use ilut union lulii'l, Th.' l'Vinin 1,1-cljfcr is lhc only news'- priper Itelwc-eii Niilhiiii uiul Cul({iir>* tli.il Imi any iiiiii in use llm union IiiU'I mul looks In uuiou men llin--ii*'l .nil lhc ilistrict to ilisi-oiuitiiii-iici' .mv iitli-iupt ul .fnlMinj; uny mh-i-hIIcrt llllioll liilii-l-iis ii printc-iv' lilln:l--on il, .<-uiiofi.ft niMiiev li'i* mil I'i'iiiiiiie it'.; uot •ii|ti!u-e,'iiii.|. we Ihiuk ii tIif f.i.inlir mull looks up the iiinttoi" hi- will lain- out our coiilc'ilioit, If imy otic iliuililN thr* Inilil. ' of tin-si' sl'itcmcuts, hit him write hiji I. A|. li*'. '."'-H tin liilit I 01 Hi.* Industrial Worker*, nl the Wm hi is imi rei-(»niii/,v'l »»* A priiileiV liiln-l, nnrt Hint il« np|Ki*.- unci* mi 11 i'.Si "I iniiitini: is *■? HUiiitnili*.* that It hun Ucn pi'otlurei. t>*, nn Imt, nnu '.i ninliT 1111I011 ilitioiu. ' '" '* , NOTICE Take notice that, within sixty tlays I intend to apply to the chief commissioner of .lands anil works .for a special license to; cut. and carry away timber Irom the following lands situated in .southeast Kootenay .-district' Commencing at a post marked John bockstneleiAs southeast corner, ahoiit. one mile west of the mouth of Timr, ■cl creek where it empties into 4 the Elk river, thence north So chains; thence' west' So . chains, thence south 80 chains,' thence, east 80 chains , to place ol commencement. ; , Located May 19th, 1906. JOIIX pOCKRTF.ADER, . *--. ... ..'",.. .Locator. , ' .Per U. B. DOCKHTISABKR, Afetnt. ffevnic, 3B. G. J 9009999009090900999999} THE BEST,OF SERVICE ' j 9999999999OS'90099000O0. CALL AND SEK Davey ■& Ladkroute' The Fiilelt PorteiA and The only'Gpoll; Beer in Fernie. a the product of the -, 1 . . , , , ■ j .- , ;. , •■ , Lethbridge Brewery Sold only at Tlie King's Uotel. lu T. W.. Block,. opposite, the Bank Offlue hour*—8 a.m. to tl p.m. W. J, Wriglesworth, D, D. S, Office lIOUKSi- t'V-to 12 a, in, ^J to 5 p. iii ** .. C.Sli tba P'm. " :. '"Office- in Alex: 1-".k's Bioelc,, , ' .' overSlinn'siUiliiory." FERNIE, ., i- ",' - — - II. 0 in. the c0t-ntv:c0u"rt oe icast ' . ■ , ■■' koot'exay, ■■ "- Holilen-at •Kernie, -'- .- „ *. IN TIIE03\IA'l-TEil of the Estate of ■'., "Henri' Joiilia," ; ' 'deceased, ' Intestaie! -'' " ' *'. , All persons having uny claims"of di- luands, against the 'estate, of Ilenn al lli'an'Av'ith _a vacatioir for.rest'*'The. - .-„- —- Ledger'sees'' nolhii'ig'-'iii this* suntmer ".TbuliiiJ hite'of Eernie,' 11.-' C.,"" i!,.-- day vacation' toAause it 10 *■ change its opinion that there will he noAlec- tioir, either, bye--or general, so .long as; suclfAv, nroveiiienl^c-aiirin any^vaT lie avoided. II,*' however', the geAerii- lnent'opens this "constituency hy' appointing' ^lr."-: lioss'" 'to the cahiiiel', there 'arc* uiimistakaMe' evidences lhat there wiil be a lively* Jighf over" "'the scat, asJMr.' nawtliorniliwaitti and his lollowers announce t'luil tliey will have a candidate in the' "field to op- pose'iMi-, Koss'and Ihut'they aresiirj to'elect hiin'V '■■'■■ - ■ ■ ■ The Cr.inhrbok Telephone company are eiili.rpri.sihg aiid'are reaching 'out lor business which will put money into the lu'-j-siiry "u-;id di-iny trade lo that' lilile In'ir'g,'"' Lines will soon \u completed tc_) Ell.fc, ElkurouUi. Wiiiiliier and Yahk, All these liiu* will briog.- business ,'ln llml centre, Iu Kernie, wc have a system which 'helps the'' business of al-least one ■.lii'm",, uii'l'*)\e should be' thankful .for that iiiucli. As ,Mr. .Lindsey iviiuirks, "You sec,,*, we. hnve the destiny, of I'ernie in our'hniids,some times," 'find lhc wi.su.men chip-their.-hands , and slio.il" "Hciir, 'henr!" ■ 'JAG.'CUMMINGS ''PROVINCIAL AND DOMINION LAND SURVEYOR Office:. L.T.W. Block ' . Fernie-A Brilis.li Columbia if The Calgary Cattle Co. : : Retail Meat Merchants nor wEA/niEii aii(mi<:ntk,' Al the, lirsl sign of illness (luring the .hot weiitlier, give the ' little, oik's Unity's Own'Tul/lets or-in n few .hours the trouble nmy he. beyond cure, Hn* hy's'rpwn Tablets is the best inedieiiii' in lhe world to preventisiiiiiiuei- coin* lilulnis' if givep' oc'cnsioiinlly to well ehiliireii, The piudeiil mother will not wait .until ti-'onjblu coihuh—she will ket|i her ihildieii well lliroiigh uu oc- i-ttsioiKil* dose of this tiii'dlcine, Mrs. ■JMwnrd Clark', 'McC.rc'gor, Out,, mivs: "My little girlsuflercd from colic'iiiic,l boiycl troubles hnl llnhy's Own Tub- luls speedily cured.Ium," And tlu mother hii's the gnunin^ee of n gr.v- (•lii.nenr (iiuilyst thnt Hiese, Tnli^.'ts i-ontiiiii no opiules or luiruiful .lnii». Sold hy. nil nicdicllie ileiih-iK or hy ui'itl for ( 2,1 iviits 11 lio-c Irom ' Thi! Dr. WIlHn.iii.H' Meili.liU'Co., llriK-Mljilh* Out, Keep the Tnlih'ls ill the li'iiiw. Tiii'Mlny n.ft(>iiio(>i nt Nelson the Colcimiii foot I.ii II ti-iiiu wns defenlcl hv the Nelson tcniii hv n score ,-if ceased, -.-arc hereby required .to f-!e with the undersigned the names "and and addresses, and "full, particulars of~tlTcMr^clffi7ff7r^iBljr'~wr^ before lhe""ist day of August, 1901*1.' NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN th.'i after'- said'Alaie the administratrix willI prc'-ecci-el to distrilnile the sairl-es- tate;'aiii'oitgsl the,parties hereto, having regnrd'oiily of lhc" claims of wnich* she shall 'theii-have had-notice, .and fjj-e will not be liable ior llie proceeds'of the estate, or any part there-, of so distributed to any person' whose claim she had 110C had notkv at the.lime of distribution thereof,' .Hated, .this . 26th 'dny of June, A.' 1),' 190(1. ,' . ECKSTEIN & OKAY, ,, Henderson Block, Kernie, II. C , Solicitors for Administratrix.' E. W. WIDBOWSON CHEMIST-AND-ASSAYER (Late (iBsnycr Nelson Smeller) Gold. Silver or Lend eacli....... .'.'...n.00 • Ooiiper..... ti.ii Oyilil-Silver-.... sjl.50 Charges lur (itlieii-'mctulj on nnilii-ation . . \ BAKER^ST., NElSON I a' , P. 0, Drawer llc-8 Phone ACT ncHurreh Bros. ,;bRAy^EN;'7 Sand; Lime & Wood OR SALE. Oillcc In rfc'arof ir.iw Fouii'lHacU.' Fernio,ll.C •^ *^; ty- *■• 'THR-A' WALDORF . HOTEL THE HOME OE COMMERCIAL MEN AND TOURlSTii EATKS W PER JJAY ROOMS ENGAGE!*) EY WIRE ' BUS MEETS ALL TRAINS ^"^■■'•'■■■■•■■■■■WBOMa-wucwa-i -, "'..,'Modern .', ,' „. conv.enii'-.ncils in—■—mwmwmwmiiiiimi m msinim*m*m*ss** **- • *■ ' ij Thos. PogueV o^? /o$ Prcprictcr w^rn # * NOTICE.. . . , Notice is hereby given thnt ,60 lays' after dale 1 intend to apply to' , lie chief commissioner or lauds nnd: w'orhs to pui'chni-u the 'followin-*- deJ scribed land near Elko, in the district1 of East Kooteimy, .11. ,C. Commencing nl a post plnnted nt the 'Northeast coiner of lot No. 7310,' thence-noilh <"o i-hniiis, thence wcst> fio chains, tlicnco south 40 chuins; thence ensl uloii<j* north line of lol N'o. 7,vf> Co ihains to place of com: iiu'iiceineiit, Ihi ted nt Eli.o, ,11, C, Mny 30, nof, .LOUIS T.ACIIANCE., TT""" "" ' ..■■—.—-.*. 1. ■■wu. ■ ■■■1 .....us I,i»l Your l'ropci-ty With Vimi) I1ASS, EEllNlE KMI'I'OVMENT " ACJKNCY, l'ropcrly lor Sale, Kent or Exchniijje Hints Collected, Employment' ., Fin*. 11 Ishcd. CHEAP RATES. C. 1\ li, Summer Excursions ro Tliu Eiia, Wiiiiilpe.,-, 1'ort Arthur, Duluth, fit .'•iii'., Miuneapolls, >59.3o, Uinalia, >jii.h(i, KoiisiiN City fob..*,, IA, Mollis £f.o,oo, Cliiviijjij, $1i.\.oo on wile .lime i\, n, 7, 03, a-*, July 3, 3, Auj{- «.-l 7, «, 9, Sept. 8, in, Ou suiiic d.iti.s tliroii-ili I'xi'iitsloii fnrt'N will be (pioied in nil points in Ontario, Que- l;«c, Muiilliiiu piwinees, New Ymlt, uml New 'Eiij-IuikI, 'J'ieUels uro' flrnt* 3 lo 1', Spi-itklni* of tint •'nine tlu* cluiM, hear yn duys Iliull for rctuiu, v,Avm i|.||d H wnn niie til thv pi-Mlli-il I""'1 flre "''bject lo iisiml vuiliitloiiH i-lcfiu'csl hnd Ih'sI fool-hull m'ntclii't ever plnyid in Nelson. Wmmmmmmm***mm** 111 11 rort* WHAT AIMH'T I'EUN'U*.. .« Ton.iiio Tth-|-iiiiii-' A- ' lltlnii ib. c-jptinu". ol inVliislry lmve ilmie wilh Montivnl tlu* imliwtry of Ih.il cily will U- »o-i(,ed wth thy tlntv ot p.ivinjr divldetKif on Jjn.W*,- Wilson's PADS Tfnvfi liimilml tlfflMbfl. •i,tcrllunitlfkypit|)rr..' tiO DEAD FLIES LYl'NQ«ABOUt Sold by »ll DriiMUt* nm. OfiicmlBtorM and hy mull. TEN CENTS PER PACKET rkOM -ARCHDALB; WILSON," ; *" 'HAMILTON, ONT, ui Iwllie, Ml.: nihil jitHlii ill emu i)| Volli din ct Inn*; via* the ('rent T.iiln*!-, n.'l.-ill.yiiul'oininllli'li 011 "^p'-ilJc'iiiiidii, J, H. Corter, I). V. A„ NcInoii, 11. C, M. Kerr & Go. Contractors and Builders1 . Plans, Specifications arid Esti-: .-.■' mates fumi.slicd on application/ ., rier.lv of GOOD ITIiY LIIM*! nRU ON HAND. ' Ii. A. KRRR, 1 ,, Architect nnd Superintendent j ... Office at Resilience, -.,•■■ | BAKKR tW.\ - A KRRNIB, B.C1 PA01PI0 COAST HHUD8 ; PUUIT AN'D'OUXAMKNYATi TttKKS ORKRNMIOUSH 1M.ANTR, Vlornl Work. Home industry," Cntnlo-rue' Kree, " ■' - - 1 • ' AJTHNHY-8 NUR8I3RIKS SVeilliousi,. nml Ci-et'iihriuses, 3»in WVNtiiiin.ster KM., Vniiconver 11.0 (VVNADIAN ■1. i. •.S-S'i.g BXPIflllNOI Thadk M*hk§ - ' DctliaNi CormiaiiTi Ae. Any ntid timdlnj * •*!■ •( rti vittS wnXtilXtm »»t •ilMklf fan>trt»ltl mi 011MIM tfmwbmmmt *n IlifMUlmi l<Wi)b»WrjiitM|iljVj.Ctoi«i«iinl»«. iioniMrteij</K^»a«nti4i., r*MW**tlti, mitXta-m ihtrt*, H tb , I'atiuiU l«k«n iSroufr -utmmnUt, m\tXtatn*l-m„ Skills: Hmtrkaii. ti*il^litm*tftttt1»tT*tim1r>*»tiH "w™XthMW*W*ll 1**1 uoith ni wAirl in the stifle of ' Miamrd'tt I.iiiiimnt •Ci.h*J ''iMuuper. nUIDfMihwi, (W*r»uWMhiB«i4«, 90 Day Round Trl|i Excursions East $52.50 WINNIPRO, IT. ARTHUR DULUTH, ST. PAUL, ■';'*Throii^li iCxcur-iloii rniea TORONTO, M6?JTr..:.\.., - * * j ■ , % 1 . • . MAKfilMK 1-UOVINL'liS, NRW YORK, '..NKW RNCLANl), f*tl^ * .|**.*l'r, ,!*«,. ' "ir »"i Dates of Snle,' JUNR 4, 6, 7, i3l .,8 AUGUST 7, «, 9) SRPTRMnER 8 ft 10 Tiel<etH Mihjfct lo ii.ii.nl vnrliitloiiM 0, imile iinJ include ipciiU nnd heriliu on Ciin. I nr. Sieiimcru on Grcnt Liihei. Kiill Particular! Prom , J, 8, CARTRR, 6 IV. P. A,,-N«l»o», r. HKAnma,'ar»., . , Tini*, Bt C. Is HOTEL FERNIE .'i pleasant .home for lhe traveler. Simon Dragon, Proprietor. THE POLLOCK WINE CO.? ad. Wholesale I.enlei'3 nnd Uirect Immirl-. ters of ' SCOTCH ANI) IRISH WI11SKRY, I,0XD0N mi\ OUJ TOM . , , . AKU UOIJiAN'D lilN, v i POMMKRY I CIIAilPAGNK , I »SCIII(1T/ J1K1CR, AUi AND STOUT, ,'. " | IlUKJIRISTRIl : Wil'lTR ANI) R'iCI) POUT ! AND WIIITK ROCK. h 1 I {-Sole AkuMr in Ciiiiiidu foi Wimliior Tonic, J«jr Deslroyerl . ■ ■ i "■W.S,.l.,."-» •■»(»■; •■« V>-...:.-i^.Mi*?!3.<»«af.<--;*-.—j Philip Caroseilti Gonoral Merchant and Dealer. In Winos, Liquors and Cigars, i'iu iii-*, i jjj, xJ,. CJ. l*'.l'«i!i*U-IXJIJ_JlJl»Jg"«^!.U.1.'...'jrHf_if w.»»>y«i tHT I-ATI10.NIKK IIOMK IMHWHV 'U,» XJ X*4 i,OXM i-i^o-i JiiXj Orow'o Nest Spcokl ANfll M ln(Di*rt Favorite C.nni'3 wee -*"--*i a*-**!-! Second-Hand Store Ofinnfel up noxt to Itnmi Hon-! SKCOND.IIAM) UOODb' UOUQHT ANDfiOt.j) fot* CcmH I, VI X. TRKRY. *^.».i»i.«.<»«.^..«..t.^.^"i-*»"<i."»'*»^*i*i"i *■>"«"». Minar,li-i I.iiiinii-iit Ciiii-n Wlplillii-iiii Choicest Jcuts of, fresh meats ahvavs tn hand.' ' , . Hams, bacon, and lard as well. > *,All. kinds of fresh Cth cn icason. Prompt deli very. ' -. Give n's a-call. I *'- . ; ; ■' ', 'fEI;. 18.'.' ,'■ ■.- '' Crow's Nest Electric Supply Store ' \ All. kinds of Electrical Goods kept in stock; . " .-,.. All work Guaranteed John Turner,.? . Prop. * Read carefully air the * ■.«■«Advertisements In this issue, and Patronize our Advertis- [ers. - - - _7j fe^^fe-b^V***--, -^-%%^%%^-vv CHIN SAMS' RESTAURANT ffiuricoHririi* t,i Sum Kou] Short Orders served at ail liours, day or nlKlit. > Two doom noutli oflliolilk liivor Cli.b fcrinle, ; :-: B. C. **-, 9909900909991,99909909990 % Ai*e You Reading 3 !»n. a '\% l snsm - mn, 1 3- f L*mfei»yys Claim ?'i u II not, you aro nilnBlnp boiiic § § eif tho cholccsi, llfcemturo d !> iliooontuiy, t V \y St n.i nilollnpto li, T.LOW- K1IV, Nelson, 1). Cl. ami cct <*-* It i-bKiilnrly for n year nml 5 l'Iso ont ol iho rut, <Jf l> § ^900099999999909000009900*] 1 -^W9PHH.WTI!riI9lt Hfl'ul Hown " • Itcnil Vp i.r, ji in I.v. V'biiiIu Arr,»,.} nm IS IK", ii m , Itonrard o.jonm il 41 n m HI'DKANK l.,H'))ini 7.'ininn Arr Hoitltlu I,v li 1,'iuin * Dully i)<(0(.|itKiiii.|iiy I.tfiivliifj; I''cn»lo 1)^5 p, ni, you i.i lite: al i>'•■),-) |). m. in V'.-.NCUCVtK Tomorrow NIGHT 'Arrive nl xo p. m. In'1 ST. PAUL 2nd Night v - ' - **- 1'iir ili.tii'llii.l liiformBtlnn, l.ortli r»*er* v-.|lotii.,i)tc.,f,iUori nrftililroi* II, I., nrjCKinox*, DAKTLKTT HOUSU. formerly ||ia ClurJe, tlm lN>.Ht Ji a day liotitl in Ke'Hcn, Only white Iiclp tniloyctl G. IV. llAHTlJ-CTT, I'ruprfetor. ' lv* A"" ., ' I'lV FRANK-MINER KILLED. Peter Murray,, aged 26 years, a min er at Frank,. Alberta,was killed on .Friday; last.'by a fall of" rock ."while at work* in lhe mine,. The rock fell in ;siich''aAiiianii<'r' as to crush the-. ua"oilunale man's head'to'a' pulp and separate .it" from his body. ,'..,';■',.■" I.OOKIXG FOk COAI,. Americans Visit the l'ass arid Exam-, THE FERNIE LEDGER,* FERNIE, U C. JULY ir, 1906 waspurchased by lhe seller,. Thomas i'or'S300, -and now-J'afU'r* eight * years it has sold "for $42 an acre. " FARMING BY- ELECTRICITY! -{'ji-ilv y-m l-is irie- Properties. '.*■ <i. ■ ',* .! Isaac W! Anderson, an American '• cavitaiisl, formerly president of a the-. Tacoma .laiitL coinpaky ", which, owned. the towpsite of .Tacoma, Washirigton, cud at jirtsent" president' of thet! gas cojispaiiy-.at..Hpokjaue .and who, has otlisr nuiiTeroiis"" fiii'iiicial ' cdniicclioii-s' \i.siteel lhe l'ass last week in company. ' wjih-l',?- Den'tpsie, 1 principal ownerfef. the Willi worth favm .below Dellevus, ond .Howurd* Hulcher, and W. A. Reiil ■of r'liiladelnhiii; iiii.il-]J). ,Sli|anwioo'd, of llaveiford, l»j. ' . -Tlie (-i'iiliL-iiii.11 arrived from. Spoilt", lie llonduv'mul oh TuesdiSyl viMte-1' sei'/nil- of Uw coul''properties' in \tbe- tuigbboiliood of rielievne. The piirpose" oi their visit was to inquire into thr coal' situation with.a view to opeiv in)*' .auolh.-r' 111 mc. Mr. l.empsie stat ed .thai iii iUr.pfoliiibility "lie ;\voukl ttri-anjfe for. the •beginnin.tr. of oper- Aitioiis c.n'his property" very s'oba.'' lit was .the first'visit to • the .Pass of all the gentlemen with the ,excep: tion. of Mr: l.empsie-and' 'they weri greatly impressed, ^ith the. possijliil- . ities of the" district. Mr.' Anderson as the head of the Spokane'Gas Co.,, is lookiuj, far a more, suitable coal for- ,the:,ninmifai-Ure of gas than is available in k is territory, and the prpb- aftility-'is^that his visit:-will-result in the adoption "of the '-ise* of 'l-asiTcoal. £ DKOWNIXG AT'LETHBRIOGE -;A sad drowninx accident marred tho celebration of Dominion. Tav. at I.eth- hriilfr. A party of yoiitt^ people were .- pickinckiiiji ,4 at thc.-'river! -; Jtc-ar'; * 'the i»Hini)iiig station. The day lieiujr verv* ,w.**aun some !-of"'tlielii'.. went. batli-ii*'^? •Two jriils,4 Ethel Fleetwood ^nd An-; nie, Patterson"'.venture":! out'too far" Wild were carried off byjthe swift ctir-' rent, the former being drowned, and * jthiv latter,*' after-' great 'efforts-. * 'lie in j*. ■rpsiisciluted. The body of the 1<Alei*t'- ' ."tyojid jirl'lias not been recovered: *,*.,'* - MORE IRRIGATION :.*■•; 3.'* -.;-. ,.. Ottawa, _July,*,7.—Tlie Robbins Irr' gatioii coiiipiuiy,, an English syndicate, i.s uiideitaking an extensive,project"' in'■Ut-'.' disti'ict'-west' .and',, .soutli' of Medicine Hat, ,'whicli, contemplates the irrigation and improvement. *>;<if upwar'ds"'ofv3p6;cooVdc'res' lying A'be- l ween'lhe C„V. R. mainline and the Crow's Nest ljne of railway, . This concern has , entered, into a contract to expi'nd a minimum, of fl'000,000 in the project', aiid'expeels that their out lay on iuiproveiiieiits and works will rtin'lo J 1,500,000. Outside of certain' f net otic,*, whiih the company, will-es- "tablisli in the ciiy'of Mediehi*v Hilt, ..llicii-. seheine contemplates, n ,,settle- nienl of a tract.with American and Caiindinii settlers who have, experience in llie"working of irrigated laiid- Tke coiii|iuiiy, will establish a. eaiininj;, liiclorvj'niul a.licet.sugar'fiictbrv. <■ 'I*-''*" i ,: -'■'•' '-1" ' ' A - . 11,"C, KAMION PURE, Liverpool, July 9,—Tlie clinmlier of .coiuirierie.' lirts'^iiivi'slignted" thc report .tliat u liiiiuiiti linger., had,been found iii ii'tin of preserved, salmon, The -.tory was found to In**' a hoax, • and it is (Iceland Hint Hritish Columbia (•"..Ilium has always been, found pure. ■WIU, NOTu-UftTIUK. ' • ' OtU\vn,.July ,(>.—Hon, A. 11, Aylei- wor'.li*-,;8liUl!(l todiiy tliat tlioie -.wh.i uo foii.iiliill.-m' for tlie report that llie 'dinth ol W'slttit IliirwitU wriiilrf, iiuiW it iieTi'SKiny for liim lo mign .froiii llie'govi'iimu'iil in order to*look tl« ter tiiuJiiiHlneiiH of* the .ftriii,, li/ollwr words Hon Mr, AyVsviorHi IfnH uo'i.a' tuition nf IciviitK llw irovernmei-t, ., ■ '■■ ■ ■ '•'." ' 'O'H'im'Olt WIU. VIHIT CANADA, Tiiiudnti, July y.—WJii-u he goflu to Vlillndt-Ipliln to'llie 'Irish fntifi-retiM wilh Hon, Eilwnid Illuke, T. I'. 0'- Ci'imor, M, 1',, will; iiIko.vInII; Call- Hiin (tI the iiiyltnlioii of Sir Tlioiiiii«i fiiu'uuliiu'Hiii.y,' niul'will' likely' nnilroH-i 'KOIIIC IllCi'lillgl", • Power.and Lighting-Services fprj(ad- '•- ■ A' .ncr Farmers. ":~ ■ .-■ . '!'• " ., . -A 'Nearly, ten miles- of new "lighting "►ind power lines in the vicinity of f,adner in addition to ffoiiVtccnViiiiles of new lines from Steveston to that town are;,to |>e . constructed by; .{he". B. i-L. - nlectnc-vliailway- coinpan/,*'* says 'the Vancouver.-Proyinec,-,. .This- will mean that practically,every farmer residing; within fenir miles 'of IM ■ a . „ . ,- , - '".„*',' , *■*, ;*.. . A most distressing accident hapnen ncr will haw the advantages of e ec-1 y * •" "'',,, . . „, , •, A1 - . ••,•-,£■'■• ,. ,...- " \^A near lllairmore Weduetdav in trie hght*in his house.'and cheap;el;: " y ectrie power to run light farming 111a- <.f.-*.i.*-*!'--"*rM...'. 4>n..:i'* j..-v_.IA ..•• -., Mary.' ... Kev. John Sheehan of thc Servite- Fathers lajippie'd to'jAI(iyor.i' Duiiric'' signed lhc*-rw6*irian_'s -pairdbn ^and -^lii was released after being in prison for si* weeks.' The.-woman is a French-Canadian of excellciu family, and was educated in. a Fivnch convent-.Her parents live iu Montreal. She came'.here two years ago. '*,' ' ^ 'e ; * N4-PAfflEl HOTEL umitmYmEns WOMAN** INJURED. Cn Fern!e,!is a pleasant Eioino for all who' travel. .-R00S9S RESERVES IV. WIRE. 7. WHELAN-, IHonagor. chincry:: \Clias,'i"Kuinmel j' manager ol the heating £lnd power depots of the" "British •/Columbia ""Electric^'company, lias returned from'a few' days' star'; at,I.adner .where he reports., the far-; mers are all greatly delighted with": the interests of the company to e'A--' tend its lines into the farming districts around , I.adner.,; , ., * J " *, In:I.adner (IislricUaloiic:-there have already been applications for over, uitm lighis as well as a number 'ut power ^iislnllalions. Itut it is i'ii tlio case eif the farmers located aleiiig thu .various ' roads, leading ■„ out ^ol- I.adiier.s Landing that the siirprisilig'- 'dt.man.ls' for conn'ee-iic'n catiic, Ar-- raiigeiuents have %been nnide tn "?»;• tend the lines' a distance of about, threes miles .a-f^ng/ the ■ river -lo-frfrd New Westminster, and similar dis;*; taneesV'o'n'Hwo.'of 'the other/principle'-; roads. .._ •> , *' ' ; '{>'■ ■ ■■IiAconstrucling- the 'new'lines, the! three.phase system, is lieing installed'.*; so that the current can lie used eitheri for... lighting 01;, power .purposes.''I' *'- rui.i.s nowN'Tiir; monrv.* ^ 'Yukon Rainmaker Wins Out—at Least "■■'''- :-' '* it iiaiiis.'"::- ; ?| .Dawson,, July /|,-C._ M.AlIfttfield,'- of I,o~s Angeles, i.s Vnore' ilia'n,.inak'io;^ good: liis- claim as pii iJiducer of rain*.'; His head-quarter.-- at the Dome ''sre attracting mueluattentidii •■' ', and *'a1-- ready the precipitation .has, liceii 'much rfbd\-c the "ave'rage. For'' '»\x days the, precipitatiqii ,has been J.28 of an inch, while during the whole' of' Jttnc:la.sl year,'the" total* fall was'-.2*5' of an inch. Hatfield-is living iu j »; tout under his raininakiiig'.tower. *;Ne!. has the mystic," potent" moisture'-'-"at- l'actor in-the little box.like ntcioii- .iire. at-.,the,tpp„* of*; the. tower^.The-1ow?, er is -n feet- high. Thctent at lhe l-.ase of, the tower is.. 10x12 feet, and the box at the "top of the ' lower •*is four- feet square and one foot>. deep," "with oiie-n top' ani'i is covered oil the. outside-; with, tar' paper, He -does not .pose as* V 'inaker .-of* raiii. ^AlVii. he .'laiiiis to" do is to induce precipita-, lion if there-arc' clouds.! containing moisture within the',,sphere ' of .'inilu-'' •'nets of his machine.. ' 3 The foiiiidation of his. theory is electricity. Hi.* cla-'m's'tliat his secret machinery gone nil us' a large am- oiint of .elcetiivjai ^eiici'gj;,,';. Thisj is forced -'inlo'tin.'*-clouds -wlierc-.- it jiro duces, a .sonic- hat similar eflVel, to lightning, which* is generally followed by.a downpour of ruin, Wlierevti, lliere are' clouds there 'is 'moisture; as is \yell kiiown, Ruin falls tialurnlh wlien k clpiids containing ,' moist- ure strike - togelher''or n largvr niii- oiint than call be carried iu suspension* is" (Ulfueted liy one cloud, All Hatfield alleges, is:'that-lis Invention will assist natural forces i'ii pradiiciiigniiiifnH or snow storms". .Ilu has certainly. 1>o<"..i,< successful 'iii most cases lie lins tnlcd nud where failure has been met with it was •<iu m1.1l .•.■tjiipjA ni|i iif Xjjf*' ni[* iinij.u solulely. .lm iti of clouds during, tlu whole lliiiu of his expcrinii'iils. •i*-: r.I.KKINO A I'ASB. IMinceioii, July fi.—Mcssri-) llnlilwln iim', Aniliiiiii,,, i.iiilt.i^ el.^i'.cti.i, UA hf.I 'J'huiMl-y with J.iiVp^ (Mlu-.o-a «s giiiile lo rxploir llie'iipper reiii'll«(j' 61 thr Tiiluuierii river ■ Atul tin* • Un\i* uiiiiiutniiis, It is liiidn'stooil tlidi Hie tugiu.i'i'is will ouilt'iivor to.filir 11.lower 1111-i*. ibnti the Coijiiilniiin, n*bx\ hiiH nlrcdily liffu «urvcyeil, lint' fonn'S lii^lio vx|il'IikIvo in coiiHliiiclioii nn.l 'oper|i:t|on, Tlow fur the explorl|Jlo'i will cxli'iiil Ih not known, but it,' N sn!d tlinl a thorough reconnlsfinco ol i).iiy known Tiiits, liuluiliiii; llie SV'iigll will lie.iimiii'. ' ■' •' ' ■ " f- j' W. II. Tlioiiitm Ims sold his farm t'i nillv's from.I'iliiceloii, roiitnlnli'.',' .Vm-^-icnj, \al ,^C.' M., Klnploii.'ol Cirniul- j<VirV«, for fj*»l.V'0.,"„TMV; .ami allords i*t Klrlklng iHiislrntioti ol (lie iiieri'imi' in vnlne caused liv llu* con- '.Iriiitloii ol (lie rail way, At one lime it wim sold for fio,' again It was of- (tied ul tioo ami rcftiKed, later It .' J.**--. A- ■- nu'uTAi, .rnTiici-; .aihisK". woman Chicago , Authorities Iniprlsoii Young ''I '■ Caiia'diiurOIrl YiMy. ).,Clilcng(i);.Tiiliv,7V7-A stni-llliig ..caso of police bnitallty In deiiling with a lii'lplcs'i, sick wouiaii lias just coiiui lo light'by tliu reli'iisii froin tlio Ui'liKi well'of Miss KlplioiiHlnti Marin Allen CiuIIliix, who was.sent tlicit', on May 9*1 uiider an nlliiN of Min-y Hoc, with nut llm opportunity in coiiiiiiiiiiicatu with frii'iiils. ' , Tliii Miiinaii, who In only **5 yi'iirs "yt'iini of agei lias been KiilTerliig froin liysloi'la! and otliei-. lii'i-voiis1 iiIIiihiiIm which ul tluics -bring rin.toiiiplcUi col* Inpso and fainting spells. These UKiks Jier helpless. May 91 tliu girl, w.is Hii'i'iil with ini atliick while 011 tlm Hi ret'I. and a police rillii-cr was called U, .i.,:.U Im. !ii.,U.'.,1 of :,*is.!!;-.j; Im which Mrs.-H. Jf. tlaler was serioa:;- ly injiiredj-'Thefiiijured ladyjwith Mrs rovah'-Jrere driving from-Frank when their hbrse"-'- be'ca'ine-"' fri-jhienodraud ran away. The* an'itial kicked the Uig gy to pieces" aiid-"in the'nielefj-*' Mrs. Galer.was so badly- hurt; that-it-was necessary, to reiiHive.he^/to.her home "n'-a.^sjU-etcher. . r.Kor.tuuately ■ -,r tiie; switch; engine;-was"-*»ear and'thV-crew; took;'the' laiUes* to :,cbl'eiii;n'"; iii^'tthe'' caboose.Mis|^a!u^j<*ri<^s5'A are' nc'rious and J.pakifull^'rs?"Ppyah'''' es-* caped withoi*.t'.fwor.-e-7i^ n' kith oii>bui'**ariH. %y$;£*Y'-j ' •Al) MAN CAPTUREDf'" ■/ --.MoiHlavvni'j>li(; nf inst- weel. night'; operSor.:'Gfg>\a't-theaFrank^Ptaliov discovered; a'JiurglaA^T work , in the .bfliceandiifter a s'truggie* capture *A the; iii'an and , tiuiieel.-.Jiim'-.'.ov'er i to the authorities. ThViwoihl-.W b«rglnr. who would a bprgling.,*go, ."gavt.'/lllH,' liame of Yainum'.aud was committed* 'or trial at Macleod. :-' * ',' ... ■] ;M*HY I.RTHMR-ID'GK' I.03T •.) ;\ Because , Umpire ;Was '-Rotten" "ani ;, a, l'*ew Other .Things. , „..., .'J.rtlibn'dgeJlerald.A ' •'' ' *''',- i.il.ethh'ridgc.ball team went to Ken-it B. C, -on,- Tuesday "and- played '" i ghmc with that' team. By all"accounts lhe*local niiie; were* up ■against , 'all .kinds'of loaded dire.' In",the first'place Pernie went* oil'i'lie fietj with fonr.oui s|deis'to '-'treiigt^^thrm; Tliey ho«l an umpire"' wkoAvas-'rotteii. ' 'In 'tlie eighth inning 'the scora was'6 to : ■'n Let h bridge's favor. A in*, the ninth" .-*?'!'".S.. th,<; unipire eyjjleiitly felt- V. nie haa.lo.,w.n:, ***.<' he is elaiiiiVd','7 to jiiave J? called three fouls j.'-iafef^hits cnahli'ng" Fernie io" score'r'scvcii._..'l'uiis land "win"the'imatch. EvenAkt'citi/eii.*' .of^eruie^were^Oiitra^Vilfat— thi^hinri" pire's decisions. '.-,,-' ..-...' ' .7I^thliridjfe 'challnigedTthe1 :-;".Fernie tetuu to play heie.ior $2.56. . "'.'- •| It i.s ite'edIi'.w*.fijr.-;l^';T'iedgei-,., ,.to ,say iiuieh, ,'beyoiul* iibiuling:'; out that Uieabove'"story'is just about'*'us "rot jtrji"' as wus-the l/tihiiridge' team'.s after (he seventh iiiuings. when.: A.J ii matter of fact; they, went'to piece's Wild let Kernie plhyVriiig^" ,,'- around •theiir hfter ■■—■phiylng ■ nWirly en-orless .ball for six iiniings. The .umpire was -Jitir, and no outside mon"were.' played by Fe-riiie... . ,' •;, E-^BAL-PSE-^S 'Ag'ents for "* . The Ciilsary Marble nnd Granite Works Tho Koctcnay M:n-bla Works, Nelson. Sumplescan be seen at tho ofik'e. .' Office Phone 41 : Residence 76 FarUrs In Liimdy's B-fcck ,a Change of Business Having- leased llio Fernie Livery and Dray business of Wm.-Hand-. ley, I am prepared to do all Mnds of Dray ing and Livery !•> ■ ."work.-, Agent for Fernie Coal, S it in mi t Lime itnd Distributing Aucnt of the Canadian Oil Co. Olvemcacallf-yed H anic||cy fBJ ! t onieiitiTOfMiipess; In llu* rounlv luv.-tllitl lie tonic tlw * i * liklplcjfis vvoiniiii toljliu Clikapo (iyo- itilu police siatloii iiud pliici'd liar Iti n roll, ' Clinrft'i-H\xtf-'"'ill-ilirilorly fn'mlm't wens plnrt'tl nj;oiiist. lior. Inntv.ul ui lur Ttiit iiitiiu- liit puiiwv lltxvo tin* nntiiuof "Mnry Don" '<n tin* ivrords and slit' was m-ut to tlio Hridowoll mider n ?7,S'lluo mi rcpro- Ni-iilatloiiii mnde liy tliu polieoinaii llint llij' wnninii's stupor was diu>, lo ili\i(.';i, Aflt 1 a few d.iys in tlu-, nrldowoll tlio wr.innii tallied nml asked' to lm -port-litIimI to send word to friends. Tliis wtx* itdiseil. .- Dr. l-'ridi-riou Illoiiey tleflarcH tlu- woman lind ln-cn ill and under liis professional cute (or ".i-ve-nil inoiitlis and tliat it was nu outrage ip pl(|i*i. lier Ip n cell U-rnii;io slu* linil rnllopl- i-d anil war, iiiialiln 1(t tell Jior -*!*iiii> or aujitwr ijiieslloiiH put toiler l.y AR HIIF(lUIANjF.RKf-5*'IT. ' ,. According to K. IT, !-ihermnii, pr-j'.-. J.di.nt of tlie district, miners'.union, and V. Patterson, district board mem lier, who wore talking to n Puss j.a* "per Hie other tiny, 'conditions at I,ctV hridfje nre peculiar, Patterson anil 'J-jlit-riuan wore in I,rllihridj;c lust week,, Tliey say Hint tlie All.ort.ii Coal nnd Kailwuy company is mukliijr '•* strenuous effort to operuti . with jioii-iiiiion men, hut declared that it ■Wi'll fie a flat 'failure. A-' \ '■[ "j''The ronipaiiy i'-i opo-ratlin sifter' h fashion, said ' Ur.' Klin-mi'i, '"Thoi'r hi-s- a few liicn workiiif biit tlirre Is nil-'lity little conl heiii'*- dii(r, I 'WIU tell yon tiqw the. company i.s jettin,.- d*i!„qiitpiit ,you -liavi. seen* spoken at' 111 the. piipei"H.'*Tli-*-eoiii|iiiiiy- kud soiuu in,nnn tons or conl piled up nt the' work's" tknt wns .'■Iwjf'.Hi'V'i'rol yearii' a-joviThere- - were ulso •',: uhout' * throe liwidrod cnr,s-(M coal «uderjjvnniid' wkuir the strike <ircuf*iuil.* Tkey^lmvn -lieen Imiiliii); the nl.U"'"' coal ' ''\i|i nnd holstliifr thut midei'(;niiiiid nu.i puttluu" n little,of It'on'top of thci old coul and thou srndiuj/ the lot out, This is the-way the output was olitnliied nu which itr is-.luted thu mine Ik opu-nllif-,''., Wlicii \ ,the ,company got ready (o'sUiriii ifiiswuo word wan ""i-nt out'.'thnt. tlw-Miiiiie wniilil Htuil up, tkc wltislles ti« hlou'ii and a slimy nf he|{liiiiln<* woih wus tiui.lt* willi Iheiiloo thai th- 111111 would JJo,k hhek to work l,ul the ruse did not uiu'cc'cd. N'ot '11 uiaii went liiieli to work/ To |j,v« an Idon i-f how ilu-'Jr nvc vtiylrTjf to make tlu> iiit-Jl sliek, I Wrllt OIU Iir ill III,.* Iil'iii- Dn- ,,lhi-i ,|,iy, 01 uuii,^ if Wrt*. not nlhnied inside the, pieUt line Imt f snt ilown ou tin grni-t *n«l watokfil iiiittei-i vii tli a pair of field ylii.'-scv it ^iin mi'l limit ^iiiilll r was ' Keen «i.i iiuiiieitiutrly iHe.^Hifr .suited |*o* ng up nud down, Tk»y nmst kuvt nm It up mul tlriwi ''tyi times (hi- my lifMelil,, Imt it tlldn'l fool nir iiiin ll hs wllk,tke, •fleiNKf* I could NtV easily that (he cars wi'ie not diniip- ed Imt y-tevr vnu up uiul down uguin, evldinlly lo liuikr trie think tlny,wfiv ,|..riiitiU|i lull lilust. Thr lew iiieu th.' company have got working ure krpt In cars at the* mtiie, A few days nj,'o two of tliim mine up town ami did not k<> hud HM* »ud *iltic<- tlut time tbe car-i nn* locked every »i*thl nt nine o'clock. Voy mpy jlielii-v-* tlmt whiil nii|i the (ompiiiiy lin,'' will not sUnd tji.it soil of llillt-* very ltiti|f. Make your wife happy by buying a Steel Range of'XD. Quail :<> -it- Ad <, <t it *t .:<► A o o :0 O It* o I I* T7i *—•"" ""--Trf-nrr-itr r 11 I ******. 4^* mSmir 1*«Hli Satisfa-c^on Guaranteed ormoncy refunded ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦^^♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦^♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦^ •V-*"*-*- P. BURNS & CO. The Elk 'Lumber Co-? __ .,, LBRHSTEO. Dimension^ Fioci§*§Big7 Sidisig*^ :. Fleiishing Liimlier amiS Mouldings. All our stock is last/years cut and well seasoned. A. C, LIPHARDT Gioes The Best of*. Satisfaction- in Watch & Jetoelery Repairing ofiMmllton Head! Office : &2amiEio!ia, Oacadst. Capital * $2,415,000 fflesevve * $2,415,000 l ' ' TZotnl %8Seto * $29,000,000 . Hon. Wm.'Gh'son, President. * ■ ".;' I. Turndull, Vice-President and General Manager.^^- 74 Branches iEafoeitiEaccit Canada ^ Money Ou'eii- i.i.tl Knifit, i;'.'i ul, ]-;;\;.,l!i. in f.-u-.-.cJo t,r a l*. road. Foreign 4i"afls cislied. Spec'inl advantages in Savings l*)vp;trinu*nl. Open-in the evening- ofthe Coal Co's pay-day from 7 till tj~ ■ ** " '""' **, .J.'R. LA*WBr*AK«iil. I'KHNll-* HKAXCir t*Ll%> '%%r%r\^/*^%f*yt^'%^/^^^<^-^^ XJITIDEl'B 3**T*KTW •^^J^N7V.OIS■M:•ffi•N'T »'. yamos tStvern, .- - V Proprietor. Well furnished roonui. Tho. tabic is supplied wilh tlio best the market affords. The bar is'supplied ' w'itli the best winus, liquors and dears, j i.'%^^b^rk%%-%%^*^^k^'-v,V'* '^^s^^m^%%iit^^<%rtv^%/^ 4 •.'.H-^w.HwM--''.*^ 0 * • » t ***%*>« w t RETAIL & WHOLESALE Hl:AT DEALERS llavu ono of thoii Inr-jru't ptoi-OR in Fornlo. « lAJiib, Vwil, Frrali nud Brnolrtl Fluh. Fresh Fish constantly arriving '--l-lfc-'t'l**''*^''!*^^ Head Office i.t Colcary, Altn. The Dominioni Meat m^*~ »** ^wr*1 <- - - *«*- »-• "I mmm* ******- "S*. ' VV *^*« ^^ *I*tw4i W VVhofeHuic *i Kef nil Ment Mcrchnnla Pernie, B. G. Horns, tlocon, Loi-tl. rish and Game In Sc-uon, The Sem -sa *mrStSMm*mmm\mVmJ ; For Up-to-dnto, dodiiiiK' nnd Gent's Furnish ing-R,, Drop in and ho fitted up. ] \ Don't forget the place L, T. W. Block j •H-"W-*H'-,W'--,!'-*W^!--,M"H^ t '■*•**■* wt.l>« • wrw HOME COOKING and Home Life Can lm cnjoyi'il by ml; |n>r ynur iiiiiils nl The RoyaB Restaurant In coiijtiiii'tiiin wilh tin- Hoyul llnt.-l Tlm ln'.t mini mtvii) in ' tlm city (or 35 i-ents. A l.-w 1110:1- in-ul nr liii.iidii-i ilrslri'.l. Your*putiniiniie ll rvH|ici'tliilly •10lkit.1l. AM, WMITI. IIHI, I' I'MI'I.OYKI), ' ■ 1 f , MRS. M. HOELZEL, Proprielrcss Victoria Ave. 'Phone No. 4 j^M-j-**!^,*^ Fort Steele Brewery Co., Ltd ; !lGRN,n* u'Ct ', " ' ' -*..»• , I 11. HUM ll. — "H.WH ■■■ IIUMIWM ■ ■ ||| MUM Rrowcrs of Extra Fino Lnircr Beer nnd Aerntci* Waters. Mottled Goods a Specialty. tWMmmWISil' Excursion Rates East via .The Northwestern Line *■ , '.! Vt-rv lnw'uiii.-i, 1,1,111.1 im.'/.i-i ,.|.-|.. u-iii *i„ jn ,ii,.,i (,.', , j cm point*- on lln* follmviii}; ,l,,l,s' ,lnly a, and .», Aii^ukI ;*, .?, .ml '), "lid St-ptiiiibrr H, •) .ml -i it vou ■.ouun.pl.ili. ,( tiM, ,*•,, il will pay yum tn urn,' in,- lm lull p-,iiinii|i,,s. Wt (lKo llllll ..'IV lull" I.-.I||.| t!j|t utts l|,„|, fill,.,;.,. tlnlVll,., rnstrrn poiiit*. tu nil ptiiiiip.il ui-'iutii |>.iit-.i*. II ,n.\ ,,i".,-,„n frimili arc romliiR out |n -.we j„n,,wtlt, m,. ihiii n.nii,., ' , A postal *.ii,l (or nilnriii.iti.m W(|| |lM,,,, ., ,{Uhi ,,.,,-Vi * ' 1 It. H. COI.MXS, (Jonl Afrctit 01." .M|ii-iifrno Av<»., ,S|iolr/nic. \ Xn-b-z.y- '■■•' --fi- XHK FERNIE LEDGER, FERNIE, B.C. JULY n 1906 "UARYSYII.I.I", BOAlil) ,01'* TRADE,, ■At a' public meeting lield in Marys ville lasl week the Marysville ,■ board "ol trade was organized with the following ollicers. , * A .T, l*"". lluchcroft, president. M. IT. McMtihon,-lirst viee-presidc-nL A." 1*. Cliem-tte,, second vice-president. ' ' I...C. Hichop, secretary-treasurer.1 ' -Executive—J. l-\ Pringle, A. Mel. Fletcher, K. C. Wilson, K. .1. Clayton, and U. Allan. duly'.' before.?vrest.-ain,'.. so that' '.'it would only :"*apply:Ho those? who unlawfully conspired Lo. unduly ■ trade. Sir Wilfiid sa,id he/would consider the '-■■** matter. " *■ * KA1XMAKKR FAILS ft. the* TO DKPOKT -AMERICANS ,, A suit which will.be of considerable interest to iiiillineii and millhaiul.s throtighoiil the province generally i> soon to be started, against the Mun- dv luiiiber Company, of - Revt.lstoke, for an ini'iactiou ol the alien labor !aw, lu chambers at Yancouvcr last week .lohn 11. '* Mills, on behalf' ' oi Kiolr.':;*d Nieltol, loriueily of Revelstoke, .made un application , for con-' sent lo proceed against lhe Muitdi Lumber Company. Mr. .lustue Mor- rAjii reserved judgment., Mr. Mills .stilled to the i-oiirt that in Noviiuber last tlie .Muii.lv I,tiinb.:i o., whf.se head ollice is at I'lud'oi:" I'a.'J imported 15 laborers from Until i'i In! -i>;.ul put them l,u wurk in'"' tlu nw'll at Revelstoki-. In order to give the Aineri'.aiis woik he said 15 Canadians were dismissed„ Nichol ' .was one of the dismissed Canadians and Mr. Mills i*. acting for llu entire 15 workmen. The penalty for iiii'porliiig American laborers as set forth in 'tin' alien labor law, is a line of not les:-' thaii lil'ty dollars and not more than one thousand for each case. Dawson, .1 nl y 9.—Ilatfteld'!-'' malting! contract is.' cancelled. rp.in- Siii*- •i*» scni.ers- to Uic- Hatfield fund will call a'„ meeting and' disclaim furtlii'-r coniiection with the transaction. All subscril-e'rs have' decided' that' hi lias not'delivered the jtoods and it.is fool ishncss to. teinpori/c further. All hydraulic works arc closed, for want .of ,.4. waler. " ■' .. ■ •* but it has been beaten four times and equalled once.,. The record time" for the, race ■ is still that made by- eight of; Jjejy; College.,Jn 1S97, of minutes';'.- 51'^secqndsC ;-, *-., ;* • Tlfe'H'icibiy' of.the!:Bclgia'ns was en-, tirely "unexpected. It was generally thought, that Trinity hall after its dc 'feat of thc Argonauts, .would . havo "no difficulty with* the* l.elgiaii eight1 iu thciitm'is.--', A '. '; -.-' JUST AS WE GO TO PRESS VICTORY FOR BELGIANS. , S. Walters left last night for ga'ry to,takeAin.the,, fair, A-'-_ ■ Cal- ' Mr. and Mrs, II. L. Manley returned from the" coast this morning. * Judge ."Wilson arrived in town yesterday evening and is holding a session of the county court today. ■WOULD CONSl'IRE "T.AW'.'ULI.Y' Ottawa, July 9.—About 200 'members ol-the Retail Merchants- association of Ontraio and Ouebec, waited upon Sir Wilfrid Laurier 'and1' Iloii. Mr. Aylesworth today land asked that leave be given them in .the criminal code to meet and coiivbine together to discuss trade matters in the. same Way as labor men do. The delegation asked that the word "unlawfully-" be placed in section 520 of the code before "conspire" 'and the word 1111- lleiiley, July (>.—Tlie crew represcn*.. ing the Club Naiitijque de Grand,-.Del; giniu, todays dyleaU'd „ Trinity A'Ha^i Cambridge, by 'three.' lengths".ill*', .th I'mal.fnf lln- grand ihalknge cup.'The' lime was'7 minutes'9 seconds. ' "'' The ci/p thus haves I'.nglaniL for the lirsl. l-i'ie in its'history''and lor the next-two've* months at least-will adorn tin- Imaclt-unrlifs'of- the llelgi- an rowing club. The'ease with whicli the- .l.elgians beat The crack Itrilisli ciew was ra Iher" 11 rough, shock lo the complacency ol the home oarsmen am] their lxslief in'tiieir hitherto unshakable, in viiicih'ility ..I their rowing methods. "Apart from a momentary, advantage at'the start, Trinity hall never wan n the, race. .".**•* : , General congratulation's will be extended to thv-Jtelgian eicjit, . which has tried so often and hitherto unsuccessfully, for the blue ribbon ol iilqunlics. ' ' > The race .rowed today was the thir tceiitli under the present conditions, and colonial and.lorcigti crews* have competed nearly every year, including the. Toronto Argonauts,'the .Belgians, Cornell and- I'cnsyiyania ' univcrslitics and the Vesper club of Philadelphia/, Of tlle thirteen races' lii'ne" Have ''-ceii won by 1 the Leaiide,!' Rowing 'club,, of London, and one eacli'.by .Triiiityllall Third Tiinilv, lmth of , Cambridge, New .College, O.xford, and llu ■Club' ,Na 11 t'i'. 1 lie de Grand, .of Belgium. Tlie time of to<lay's"racc, 7 minutes 9 seconds, .is better than the .average ■ .<*•-, HOT EL",. ARRIVALS. . Kl.NG, Kl)WARl)f \y,, IL. Lytic, "J. Cliurch,0 Nanton \V. F. Ki'jv-ay,, Fraii'k" J'. Kdinpton, Coal Creev; K. Kcnney, lcthbridge; J. V. Brown, Inhesfo.il;' ".17. "C .Thointoii^Wardiier; K. Weiler, S, Tacptifa';..'Mary.' oVton-. l'incher Ck.' %. ^Caldwellr Jaffraj-;'?j;:ttibsoii, lvlk- jnouth; A'^Stitli^rlancl,;'j-Cowiey; A. C)i(?iipiiell,!,,S-mf'.\''f-^ K.- -Dixhii,. S. DiNon,' Caigary; ,->■•;' H- •■ Hawthorn tli* waite, Naiiai'mo;',;R. McShak, Elko; \V.'"G. Hodgius,. Killarhev ■'. - - _. A- WALD0RF--F.; C."!Vinkler, Eelson; i<\ .A'ouiig;''\V7, Donnelly,,.H. Cuminins,' liiiynes; 7.\T. •'.-McDonald,", G. Davis, Frank'; Mrs.'f 1):^ M;, Grant, Calgary; .1. Gelpiii, ' Toronto;. I.ucille . BranilT, BAF. Walling, \V. M. Frost,, Eureka S.-Coylii Walla Walla;'.F Turnan, A. "C. Dee, F. Corkill.'T. R,, Lawcs, Chas Eiiiiner.-on, Michel;- TJiosi Roivil.'/Su, Bellevue;",' Mrs." T. Richards,' Kpo- kiine; M. R. Cowell, Prince All>ert; 1'. McCoiuWil,' 'Baynes .Lake; A.. M. ■Raeltie, Elkinotilli; IT.'A. Kanouse & Avife, Frank, ,1C J. Dtitlon, Medicine Hat; W. G."Ross"'Vancouver; Mrs. B. Herring,' -I,os ;Angeles; ,"l-\ ', <!>'F. Cromwell, 1'ortland; F. "Markhaiu, Chi cugo *\[rs.*"'M, Mill'lin, Mrs. M: -'AG. Trowbridge, Spokane; II. II. Ross, 'Elkmlouth;' 6".' ''"A:* 'Ilunle'r",- Xclson: High River- F. II. Pearson, Jafl'rav; C. A. Dow,Elko; .Henry'Richards, Leeds, 'Kng.,. W. A.. Laycock, ,'TIigh River: W." Addie", Lu'ndbrcck. ' , ; NAPANEE.—0. D. i-'ort, E. H. Hester, Morrissey;. E. Kenny, T.cth- 'britlgc: 'G:"ll'..'Hoiik; .Anderson, G.ag- lion, Barber, Kinney, Lethbridge base ball team'; 'A: -C." Bowers, M. Cum-. 'eroiV-'Mi-r and -IIrs. Clapp-, Cran'jrqok X.-.E: Broley ;& wife, Bellevue; ...A. "K. Lcitch, JalTrey,, W. L. Smith, do.; W. Frascr, Elko;-.P. Boon, Belle, vue: '. W. . Woods, „ Whittf'^h'; ,,T. W. Kn-'effAKalispcL -, ., .'. \; - Genial. Jo'.of., thc Crow, is, in the eity again today.-' Mr. Carter never tires in . hiseffqrts to.niake.,..- people who tiiavel on his line cckpflortvaili'le n ' - ' and happy. cor- Duiican McKay, an old timer in-the. Pass," died, at the hospital here on Saturday, ond was-.lniricd on Sunday, Rev,-Grant of the Presbyterian church ollicjating at the funeral. ' ,', J .'■ • Jx!i hfXel that furhiskes quiet" com-- mo^liotts'accommodations for * its patrons is'a sourW of pleasure j to the travelliig*public. Such a one is the King.Edward liotel of . ,"I"*crnic,' noV'opposilei post ollice. A By consulting M.' Mecklenlierg, M. A. II. S., the eminent eye-siglA ,ipe- tialist of Calgary, :yon,-jct the very best'services and at' moderate, charges As a proof of'what he claims he. of-, fefs fifty dollars;to* any ipersrm who V eyes are/defective" if lie fails l.:.' adopt the proper lenses even . after others have given it.up' as, hopeless,. Again at WcasdeH's'drug ^torr,,July. 23, 24 and 25, and at Michel July 21 and -22. * • ' . - It is our Pleasure to please You. That's why wc. have, tlie, most ar- ■' tis'tic. line of *■ wall."papers ever , shown in Fernie. Dainty floral effects for bedrooms,'''stripes for . halls, tapestries and heraldic patterns' for ■ libraries, and dining rooms; French. effects for' parlors; In fact we have every thing' the most exacting' taste can demand. I. L COVffit Wail; Papers . ^^"TTITi YT-AYEI& The Preserving Season ds how on. Getj our pricesV on Fruit Jars before purchasing- else- ■ where.;''-;-.v.." V'" '_. -:-" ' Bring your Cash and get:value for pr Money. wS99999999909\ tmV ^ TELEPHONE » « *•* ft C « * " /*'" . - . ** ^000000000000^ W. J. Blundcia f he People's Grocer,' P. 0. Block, Fernie TRITES-WOOD CO., Ltd Minard's I.iniment Co.. limited, ■ bents.—l cured a valuable hunting dog.of mange with MinariVs Liniment', alter several' velerinaries had treated him' without doing hinr any perina- 11 .'lit good. ,, Yours,'etc., ' - • •- •. W1I.FHII) GAGXI5, Prop. Grand. Central Hotel, Drum. ' .nioiidville, Aug, 3, 'Oi*. PROCLAMATION .Cl'l'V 01<- KKUNIR.* ALWAYS LEAD m m of .}. * *** *f* ^iV /lV ^v <iV *fr ^iV ^iV V^V *JV Si\ *),\ <i\ ♦■j'V <i\ *fs> *fr «*i\ *i\ .i> ^i> ^-» <i> *s> *i* /l* *lV *l\ /lV 'I*. ^i-» *y* *l> '1* »l> »i> *'* i?5 -> , .- Hi. *WM ■■H—W ■" 1 >■***' Tjhihi \ A ^E have just opened up a full line of "Stewart" Cook Stoves and Ranges, These are American goods, & the best value in the market. . In'response lO'ti largely sighed petition, T hereby declare Thursday, the 2dUi da\\of' .Inly1..i('o6i a public holr iday lo In.'., known as the Civic.Holiday, aiid I, reijnest-all'loyal citizens" to observe^ flic' same. „ ' ■ " - - '"''"A. Wi WlMA&WilA^ Mayor. I CENT A WORD ADS *m 1 \A/.E are rapidly getting the balance of our Hardware Stock into shape, and will be ready for business in any line on Feruie, 9U1' .Tuly, 190(1. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS (iiulcr this heading instcrtcd at lho rate of, ope cent a word each insertion, *." . , '' The appreciation those who have visited our showroom and visit- :cd our millinery and fancy goods display is a* flatterinjj"' proof to us thjat our styles are exclusive, lasteful and moderately priced. . Only a few of these Lovely Black ,Pliii«esleftJ Expected to arrive this , week,, a large shipment of beautiful shirt waists, and shirt waist suits. Sh MrTODD $6 There is proilt as well as pleasure in - .yi€Wlng"- cur ads from week to week ahd many a helpful suggestion which; will enable, you to supply your needs at a big- saving*, for; instance Sample Tpwels Aboiit 25 dozen of Danish <&Huck Linen Towels. .Our entire line that has become slightly soiled and mussed from handling.. During llie week you can have your choice which will save you about:? 5 per cent, discount. *«! FOIt SAL1S. A SNAIVHAJ.F AClilS IN WEST Feruie, good two-story . house on the -properly.--Apply MOTT, -f.ONf & CO. 0001) HOUSE AND SIXTY FOOT lot located iu centre of div for sale at a bargain prict?—Apply MOTT, SON & CO, .-'OR SALE—10,006 shurcs^ Sullivan (i stock at 3)jc—Moll', Soil & Co. FOll SAU.-A UANCII OK TIIUEE* liuudreil and twenty acr-js in tin* , Kooteimy valley, 40 acres under ct*l- tivntioni 140 titrcs can he irrigated ' at Miiull expense. There a« good huildiugs on tlie property, 0U0 . three' miles of fencing, There If* about two million feet of iirsl-clfifis tiwiher on thu laiiil. This is a simp lor anyone wishlnjff to gel a jjooil ranch, For particulars apply to Molt, Son & Co,, •«••••• BASE BALL GOODS FOOTBALL j,OOI)S LAC ROSS E "GOODS LAWN TENNIS GOODS PUNCHING DAGS BOXING GLOVES Flags, Fire Works Souvenir Canes ■ Jf Tj "frjtaS Ceiil and see if we cannot please you. IUMkM-1 Whimster & Co. Henderson Block *». *r* I'Ott HALE—The., properly knowu as the Treinont boiuding house Victoria avuiwc, Fernie. Good, twq story housi", 11 bed rooms up- Klaiis, 5 good rooms i- down, slniis; plastered: there ts also a good shed untl stahlo on tin property. Wilt lwKolil very cheap for mull. This is a, kiiSjap for miy cjiie wisJiliiR to.^ialie rt \&mA investment. For full parUrulnrs, etc, apply Mott, Son \ Co,, <*-**-»• mi*i*,*t 1 1 pi ■■■ni **************-11* ■ ■■■■" FOR HAT-lt-A. VAIiUAHMt IANCH of ,178 ncrcs, situate---, in ons of the most favorable Hpots for fruit growing, gnitUnlng, stock rnlKlncr 'hiht pnultry growing In the Kooteuuv country, This rnnt-h is nil fenced coiiluiiiH 61' ncrcs of first-rluss bottom land, 95 iu'K'b of which Is In a good stnte of ' cultivation,, 7 ncrcs of good bench land suiliibla for fruit growing nnd garilciiln)*;, nni, In fine sliiln of cultivation. There is a good log house nf four rooms, willi shingle roof, stnlillng for 8 lirnsrs ' nnd <) lii'-nd of entile, two good IirnhoiiKi'S nnd a cnntl root linusi". This vnluab,n properly can lie hud for t*,ft'n.fto ciihIi, II lulniii soon, nnd Is (he best linrgaln for nnv- « 1 >, 1 «,, ..,11... ...1. 111-ill ,11^, I., s^.i .,,.., l.l.iS,,.,,1. (hiti rnn \w foiittil in "Plfltl Vnotfii„v For fuillior psi-llculnrs npplv to Molt, Son ft Co, Fcrnlc, 11. C, WANTED A GENERAL HOLIPAV k GOODS, LINE OF SPORTING -*~f-H a a. T?..;;H/^i^roN ; Tirismithih-g & Plumbing *► T HAVR taken over the business formerly con- ,1- 1 -ducted by Shepperd & Elliott and wish toinfprm thc public that I am in a,position to do all kinds of mithingf^nnd Plumbing in a prompt and efficient,, Tinsm manner Remember the place. -One door north of-King Edward Hotel. •Phoric 1 ■r-Hi-H-f-f-f-4 ;+->H-4-W*»!-*W-^-»l-4W^W 9\ ti Now Open for : Enaavementn at Dances. Parties, Etc., In Fernie ====== Or Otilslde Towns ■ r From 3 to 8 Pieces Furnished • ♦ • Palace Drug Store li. r. McLean, Mgr. Addr«SBSi. C. A. MILLER, Royal Hotel, rernle •!«H-»W-»H-»M-,4"I-»W-^*HwM^ r'l- lVA •**"■"J-"M S'i!.".!''.'' **f J'*Jj> Ji vale j\jiully liy KncHihwoiiiuii. So waililng.—Tint 405, Niltoii, •n. C. r0SITI0.Sr WANTED—ns head tooV in hotel or rcNtuurant by cxper- ij.nri'ij timsiiff'r: !nr wnttM ri"tit hoti-l ilinliij,' room, rct,taurant. ,or 1.UH, Ui.utliun Ihiu:x. Atliliihlii M., C, V., U-dctr oflirc. WANTEM-A limn to lull flooring m.uhine *»1 F.lko. Must 1* rnpahle ol j-tudinu fltMitittf', .siiling a n.i t,viUll*4 mi\A tVVUli MktUC. A.:'.*. MMUl six auoA men at North Hlnr I.11111 1-rr Coiiipftnj''« mill nt Crnnhrook In WmA lamltr. A«Iitrf<«, N'orlW Star T.uin1irr Co., Elko, n. C. J U only ***pt a humlr-t-J illlTorciit A, ,..,^ 144,, *<>.»*. r Um. 11.1*1 I. lu,,»..«• nut In. Thn nnrfnnt t\\\ iHly of llin llrlsranllha-.kill with whloi thoy nro iiivlc, i*u-*ll(lu< llmm ** tha Best Shilling Six-Penny Pipe in the Woritf 11 THEV WIM. SOX IIIJBV, TIIBV WIM. NOrCIl \CK. Cvcry fit* QuihsKciI. , SOtD IN CANADA FOW Mc. JimI remtimher nml mXc fnr "Shield Brand" Pioes Kor Hale at tlit. Club Clffar Store W. A. IN'GKASr, 1-rou, I'Iioik- 91. - • I'ernie, B. C, THE CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE Paid-up Capital, $10,000,000. Reserve Fund, $4,500,000 HEAD OFFICE, R. E. WALKER, Cenrml Mansger TORONTO AI.EX, LAIRD, Aul. 0«n'l Mt»*f*i BRANCHES THROUGHOUT CANADA, AND IN THC UNITED STATES AND ENGLAND BANKING BY MAIL BuslnoBB may bo traniaoted by mail with any bmnoh of the Bank. AooountH may be oponed, and denouito made or xvithdravm by mall. Evory attention i* paid to ouUoi-towa aooounts. Femlo IJrmtoli O. 8. Holt, Mnnngor Cigar Co. SUltSCUIHK FOU TIIK I.KIK.I-U. •Uinanl't Uniutwit cnr«*« g^rftt ttm*. i-iulkovi, ii. C Smoke Royal Seal Cigars. L Atkinson, - - ie, B. C XUTICK. Koli.t I* Uc-rrliy *|-is*rn that th* lunili rnmiler nm by Sam Ktt lias Iimii \mti(Ait mil liy Chin Sam All tt.ci-«iitulH tlue the lute owner art* 'o l«p |>aiil to him ami Iw |*»v<i nil at. tftiinls ai-aln-il hint. CHIN* HAM, Verntii, II, C„ July j, Xty*. Minanl't. I.lniiittttl <urr* col,l, etc. Fruits and Summer Drinks Hurt, ynn'fl f!n<f everything; ifw mmad tfloriU fn fine condition. COMH IN AKD HUB. J. R. McEwlng
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Title | The Fernie Ledger |
Publisher | Fernie, B.C. : D. V. Mott and G. G. Meikle |
Date Issued | 1906-07-11 |
Description | The Nakusp Ledge was published in Nakusp, in the Central Kootenay region of southeastern British Columbia, from October 1893 to December 1894. The paper was subsequently published as the Ledge both in New Denver, from December 1894 to December 1904, and in Fernie, from January to August 1905. The Ledge was published by Robert Thornton Lowery, a prolific newspaper publisher, editor, and printer who was also widely acclaimed for his skill as a writer. After moving to Fernie, the paper continued to be published under variant titles, including the Fernie Ledger and the District Ledger, from August 1905 to August 1919. |
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Fernie (B.C.) Fernie |
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Language | English |
Notes | Preceding Title: The Ledge Succeeding Title: The District Ledger Frequency: Weekly |
Identifier | Fernie_Ledger_1906_07_11 |
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BC Historical Newspapers |
Source | Original Format: Royal British Columbia Museum. British Columbia Archives. |
Date Available | 2016-08-03 |
Provider | Vancouver : University of British Columbia Library |
Rights | Images provided for research and reference use only. Permission to publish, copy, or otherwise use these images must be obtained from the Digitization Centre: http://digitize.library.ubc.ca/ |
AIPUUID | dee4da10-fbd6-48a0-872d-e218e1d813f2 |
DOI | 10.14288/1.0182531 |
Latitude | 49.504167 |
Longitude | -115.062778 |
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