Array VOL- IL REVELSTOKE, B. C��� MARCH, 28.1891. No. 40. KQTIjGE. All Mining Clauns, other than Mineral Locations, legally held in this District, under the Minornl Act, 1881 and Anjend- ments, may bo laid over from 15a,h dny of pctobertijl the 1st day of June next, 1891, subject to tho provisions of tho snid Act nnd Amendments. I A, P. CUMMINS, Cold Commissioner, Donald, East Kootenay, September 29th, 1890, Q.P. 33 SUMMER SCHEDULE. Going East, Going West. 13:00 Leave Vancouver Arrive J*.* 13:10 15:46 18:52 23:26 1:34 4:08 7:57 11.48 12:45 Arrive 15:20 \Yestminstor Agassiz North Bend b'pence's Bridge Ashcroft Kamloops Sjeamous EflELsTOK Illeoillswatp piacipr Douald Depart 14:22 11:28 7:19 3:43 1:30 22:54 19:00 15:52 15:20 13-55 11:15 Ladies'bofore ordering yo-i Hits for Sp'injt, w.iit .inl saloat JUST WHAT SUITS YOU From tho fine nnd lull assorted stock wbieh I shall opon up in a few days. Call nnd seo my completo range of the I.ilost New j.Tork shapes in LadicB,' MUses' und Cbildrens' lliiis, Iio'>nots, eto., to gelhcr with the very NEWEST COMBINATIONS AND SHADES OF COLO If. PRICES TO PLEASE EVERYBODY. MRS. H. N. COURSIE ���awwi.wjitja'tiitvMguiimtwwin. 11 ���.'" i r^K-rasao^^ j^rije��i5Jgr^^^ NOTICE. Notice is hereby given that Wm, Rosamond lias liiyl with me nu application for a Crown Grant for his mineral location situated on Toby Creek in the district of East Kootenny known as tho Jumbo claim. Advorso applicants, if auy, nre required to seuil in their objections to mo withiu sixty days from this date. A. P. CUMMINS, 81-8 Government Agent. East Kootenny B. C. Donald, Deo. 4th, 1891. ��fy> ftootcnay Star NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS. ASSESSMENT ACT AND PlIOVINCIAia Rlvenub Tax. Public notice is hereby Riven thai te- ^iandPi'ovi..^^;1--;: lor the year 1891, for the Fust Itootuui) A^U,.tDWriet,areiin:v.ii.e ��. puyabk- at my ollice, at Donald, at tye following rates: BeallVo.HMtyT.x.ilra; nnorbe ���i i������,vi i/of one |ii r cent. ^Iynonomo'l4: if PuU on or before t^e 80fbofJune.ftKofouepeeeU. if paid on or after the 1st of Juiy next, next;8J4 cents per acre. Provincial Revenue fax. W PfjV W8* 8. REDGRAVE, Assessor and Collector. Donald, B.C., Jan. 2ud, 1891. WEST KOOTENAY DISTRICT. Notice is hereby given that all alluvial claims legally held in tbo West Kootenny District, will be laid overfrppi the '1st of October to lbe lst dny of Jnuo ensuing according to Iho conditions of Section HO of the Mineral Aet. ti, 0, TUNSTALL, 29 Gold Commissioner, iievelstoke, September 26th, 1890, SATURDAY. MAEOH. 28, 1891. NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS. Assessment Act and Provincial Revenue Tax. Nolloe is hereby given, in accordance vitb the Statutes, that Provincial Rove- nne Tax and all Taxes levied under tbe Assessment Act aro now due for th. year 1891, All of tbo above named taxes, collectible within tho Revelstoke Division of the District of West Koolenay, ore payable ot my office. Assessed taxes are collectible at tbe following rates: If paid on or before June 30th, 1891: Provincial Revenue, 83,00 per capita. One half of one per cent on Real Property. Seven ami ono half cents per aero ou Wild Land. Ono third of one per cent on Personal Property, pno half of ono per cent oi: Income. If paid after June pb, 1801: Two thirds of ouo per cent ou Leal Properly. Eight mid one half cents per acre ou Will Laud. Qne half of one per cent on Personal Properly, Three fourths of one per cent on Income. T. J. LENDRUM, aa Collector, " JUvolitoke, 13. C.Jiio. 2nd, 1891, To Musters, Olvn.'1'H, nnd lVl-sons in (ilnil'g-i! of Foreign lushing; Vis- sols, nnd to sill others whom it limy Concern. PUBLIO NOTICE is hereby culled to the provisions of tbo Ro- vised Statutes of Canada, Chapter 91, intituled: "An Act Respecting Pishing by Foreign Vessels." Tho said Act provides among pther things: 1. For tho granting to forigu ships, vessel.'', and boats, nnd to ships vessels, iqd lioiijs uot navigated according to the laws of the United Kingdom, or of Canada, of licenses lo fish" for, take, dry, or cure fish in British wafers within three marine miles of tbo coasts, bin s, creeks, or barbers of Canada. 2. That Fish.-ry Officers nnd certain other Uritish and Canadian Officers therein named may board ships, vessels, and boats, within any harbor iu Canada, or hovering iu British waters as aforesaid, nud may stay on board so long as such ships, vessels, or boats, remain in such harbor or waters. 8. That any ono of such officers may briug nuy such ship, vessel, or boiit iuto port and search her cargo, nnd may examine the master upon oath touching tbo cargo aud voyage, the master being liable to a penalty of Four Hundred Dollars for not answering truly the questions put to bim. 4, That if such ship, vessel, ot boat is foreign, or not navigated as Bfpresaid, (a) bus been found fishing or preparing lo fish, or to have been fishing in any such Uritish waters as aforesaid without a license, or after the expiration of the term named in the last license grauted to BUCh ship, vessel, or boat, or (bj has entered such waters for any purpose not permuted by Treaty or Convention', or by apy law cf tbe United Kingdom, or of Canada, such ship, vessel, or boat, aud tbe taokle, rigging, apparel furniture, stores, and cargo thereof sball be forfeited. 5. Tbe officers aforesaid are given authority to seize and secure vessels, goods, .ve,. liable to forfeiture, and any person opposing an officer in the execution of bis duty under tbo Act or aiding or abetting any person iu Biioh opposition is declared to be guilty of a misdemeanour and liable to n Hue of Fight Hundred Dollars, nud lo two years imprisonment, ���JOHN ITLTON, Deputy Minister of Fisheries, Fisheries Department, Ottinn, Dth February, 1801, 81-1! The estimates of receipts and expenditures Cor tbo current year have been brought down by the Government, and wo are in receipt of copies of tho same, ono from the ollico ol publication and a marked copy from Mr. Kellie, M. P. P. To rend Mr. Kellie's letter on the qecoud pige of this issue of llio Star, and compare some of the statements in it with the result of biu lubes ns shown in the estimates, and see that ho bus dope bis duty toward this section of tbo district we are sorry to say is hardly po-siblo. Mr. Kcliie may point with pi'ido io the fact that bo baa secured llio largest impropriations, for roads, bibles, etc, for West Kootenay oi any district in the provinoe, yet to bis discredit it may be said lie has totally ignored lbe r, quests ol bis constituents in liio northern part of tbo diB- liii't, to g'fulify tbo Selfish do- iminns of some of those in tbe southern poilion of it. Tbe residents of lievclslol.o aiskid him to work for a number cf epecifie appropriations for lU-yclsloko and vicinity, but not, ono.of these lias been granted; whilo the people of Nelson asked him towork tor lump auproprioiions, and thoy get tbem, and a specific appropriation into tlio bargain, ill that of ��8000 for Toad Mountain mines road,���whioh in any event will ensure Iho Lakes country and Nelson in particular getting moro than iheir share of the govornment grants made. Mr. Kellie says he applied to tbo government to place in the estimates the sums asked by the people of Iievelstoke, adding, "we shall seo if my application is 800001,6101. His application in this direction bus not boon successful, but tbo very reverse. Uo must cither possess no in* fluenoo with tbo government, or has not oxeroisod bis influence at all in our bclmlf. While Nelao.n geU 81000 for a jail, which no doubt it requires, and is entitled to; and Ainsworth likewise gets 8800 for a lock-up, ilevolstoke only guts $500 for "repairs"- to tbe rickety old barracks uqcd ub a court houso und jail. Mr. Killio could not possibly have preienleii tbo needri el ibo district iu this lespeot in their proper light, or the result of his requests would have boon very different, and tho Bum of ��5000 for a court Louse und jail hero would havo been granted. Mr. Keliio atatcs that be bus not boen unduly in. flucnood by tho Minor, or Mr. Houston; yet Irom bis notion it would appear us if ho had been made a VOlitublo cut's paw by that gentleman, for whom he professos "groat respect aud ad miration;" and lor whom he lurijs around and plays ii,to lbe hands of thoso who strenuously opposed his election ns mom ber for tho district. Our changeable member's notion with io- gard to bis notice ro asking the Dominion. Government to place an export duty on raw ores, and Ids shilling bis position until 0|)a posed to much notion, is another evidence that ho takes bis polilicB from Nelson, from wbonco word wan sent him to withdraw tho resolution. If any legislation is requi'cd in this direotion, it will have to como through Mr, Mara, who certainly will not bold up hh thumbs at the command Of the Miner. We had every faith in Mr, Kellie, doing his dijty with regard to the petitions from lice notwithstanding the fact that ho did not acknowledge tho receipt of the Bumo as be did those from Nelson; but the result of his endeavors in our behalf do not jn t ly the trust reposed in him. The amounts asked for by the people of I'ovelstoko for road improvements will hive to bo ex. pended from the 8 8,000 appro* priates for tho whole district; but it would havo aided tbe commissioner materially in bis work and would have been infinitely more satisfactory to tbo pooplo of tbo northern part of tbo district, had Mr, Kellie secured ibo appropriations as asked, and no injustice would have been done anyone, or any part of the district. Mr. Kellie bag shown himself a worker, but whether intentionally or otherwise, certainly not a worker iu the interests of Ilovelstoke, On tlio motion of Col, Baker, a resolution was pissed in llio local legislature to petition the lieutenant-governor to moyo the Dom* inion Government to appoint a county court judge for tbe dis- tricl of East and Wed Kootenay. Tbe rapidly increasing judicial work oi the district will mi<loiib>- tcdly require tho undivided aU lection of n judge; but a court house will bo required in West Kooteray before a judge is ap�� pointed. TO AINSWORTH. Tbo Trials of a Trill iu Mid Winter. Mr, R. M. MoGowan, traveller for J. \, Griffin & Co., of Winuipog, who has charge of tho Wilson estate here, returned to town Tuesday after an absence of ono mouth, during which time he made a trip to Ainsworth, goiug around by tho coast and from the Northern Pacific in by way of Marcus, Mr. MeGowan mildly but (Irmly assersts that bo will nniko no miro such trips, lie had tunny thrilling experiences, which ho will no doubt narrate with pride by his ain lire- side in the prairie province, in tbe long nights to come, when he shall have retired from the road to enjoy case aud comfort, etc. Mr. MeGowan left hero on tho 22nd of February, Of oourso ho had a pleasant journey until ho reached Marcus, When he arrived at tbat plaoo be was informed that the roads wero then iinpausablo, tbe mail carrier and another party having had to turn back. Mr. Mac. persuaded tlio owner of "the best horso in Marcus" tbat he bad to mako Ainsworth, mountod bis docile descpndaut of the groat Spokane steeds, and in company with a guide mado his first long and rough jour- Uey in tho saddle. Tbo Dalles was reached the first ilay, Trail Crock tbe uext, Bprout lhe next, aud Nelson Iho following night. Ho bad hoped to lido from Sproat to Nelson ou a hand car, but of course tbat lux iry was out of tho question. From Nelson to Ainsworth was a ��� two days' trip on foot, over ioe, Bob Yule's ran h being tbo haven of rest between these upjntfl. Tbe walking was very b.v.1, and dangerous too, as tbo warm spiing* along tho Lke made many troaoherouo openings iu the ice. After completing bis work of taking stock of the Wilson estate at Ainsworth, Mr. Ed. Wilson assisting him, ho began the homeward journey ou font, bfing accompanied by Mr. W. W. Sprague. Before read.- ing Nelson that gentleman's slreugjh, gave out and Mr. MeGowan had tlio pleasure of acting as a pack aniin >1 for both their effects, which helped considerably in dispelling the monotony of tho walk. Horses carried tbo travellers back from Nelson to Sproat, and from that point thev journeyed down the river to Marcus in a canvass canoe skilfully managed by a sturdy Si- wash, wbo guided tbo frail craft over tbo turbid waters, (which aro very low at present) through rocky rapids and Tbo Dalles. Tbis mode of travel was certainly swjft, and bad a chnrm of danger iu it. The rest of tbe journey was one of comfort. DROWNING^ ACCIDENT. Mr. MeGowan reports having witnessed tbe drowning of Dan ltf.-id, iu tbo Kootenay rapids ne^r Sproat ou tbe 13th inst. Reid in company with Dave Ferguoon und Alex Lindquist were engaged in hauling in tho slack of a rope, drawn across the river and which was held out of line by a high rock. Iu removing tbe rope from this reck tbe slack allowed the boat ia wbicb ths meu were, to bo dashed against another rock .^masking it Ig] atoopi and pereipitatiug the men into the swift current, Lindquist and Fergnson saved themselves by clinging to the rock, but lleiil attempted to reach shore, anil was drawn under by the irresistible current, aud bis body was seen no more. Reid was well known in Rsvelstoke, ho having acted as watchman ou tbo sieainer Kootenay last year. He was a native of one of the southern States and had no relations iu this country. F'or some weeks pait Ainsworth, and the lake couutry generally has been Buffering from a fresh meat famine The residents of the lake tonus don't even see fresh pork travelling around the streets as ia lteyoUtuke. Miners gcnorally have the brightest hopes of the prospects of the mines. The Silver King continue^ a wonder, showing better as the property is developed, The United and Mo. 1 nt Ainsworth are also re- markablo properties, while the Skyline is said to now rival the Silver King. Tbe Blue Bell, probably the best developed mine iu British Columbia, is being worked right along with excellent results. The Library Assoiiatiou. At tbo annual meeting of the Revelstoko Heading llooni and Library Association held on tho 20th met., the following officers were elected for tbo ensuing year. Dr. Campbell President J, Kirkup Treasurer T. L. Huig Secretary T. J. Koadloy Librarian During Mr. lluig's absence Mr. F. Roeser will act as secretary. The executivo committee is composed of Judge Tunstall, Messrs. Wells, Iloeser, Jowett und Teetzel. The institution is one of tbe most complete and best equipped in the way of literature of any library in the province, and deserves a liberal patronage, G. C, TuriftaJI, jr., is expected, to arrive on No. 1 to-night. The lino spring weather of the, week bad tbe effect of bringing; out a number ol local athlete to, see what spring was in their aij, anatomy, I (if llio members, which aro direct- A four page twenty-column new j ly bought? Docs be think llio paper, is issued from tbo olfieo 0f [ various railway nets which havo publication, Revelstoko, U. i Subscription price %i per year Rates of advertising 'given ou application. H. McCUTOHEON Publisher and Proprieto SATURDAY. MARCH. 21, 1801. From J. M. Kaillie, M. P.P. been introduced in this session in all parts ol tbe province many of them running to tlio southern boundary lino, have been bribing tbe members, by ofioring monoy a prospoot of aplant oipable ol for Iheir votes? Does be think working copper ores in 13. Cl are erected on British Columbia soil it will ibco bo in order to confine t lit in within our {bounds by an export duty, but at Iho present time, when there is not in all Canada a smelter in active operation, for lead ores���or even of Editor Kootenai Stah: In your paper of March 7th a Idler appears signed Robert Robson, finding lault with mo for not aBking for money from tho Government for school purposes, and inferring that I bud dooiiiicd to make application to them for the amount needed to clear and focce the school block, Mr. Robson is too soon in making f uch a charge, and il would have been much fairer on his part to havo waited until the appropriations for your district hove been brought down by the Government. I will recapitulate what 1ms hitherto been given by tbo Government. Tbo original amount appropriated for school purposes was 151500. Tbo contract made with McDonald was f���r 82675, add to this extras $85, varnishing ��35, overgoing by Mr, Fraser 870. and the total cost amounted to S28G5, Rovelstoko obtained from $loG5, over the original impropriation since tbe interview cited by Mr. Robson, bul he did not mention tbis. It ie estimated tbat 8500, will lo needed for fencing and clearing tlie block For Mr. Robson'* benefit I will slato thst long before hia letter appeared in lhe Star, I bud applied to lhe Government lo place ibis bum npon the OBtimates. D will not bo long beforo theso are biougbt down, and wo shall fee whether my application bus been successful. 1 hope tbat Ibis explanation will to satisfactory to the people of Revelstoke upon the school question, ntnl will show that 1 am not noglecliug their interest. I have recently rcceiv letter fiom a well known gen v. bo lake., me I" l""1 '" ill-il that I am also "pecuniarily'' interested tbo many tramway and water and telegraph and tele phone bills, which as member for tbo West Kootenay district I have been asked to introduce and advocate, I blush for him, when I leel compelled lo reply that 1 have not Iho slightest interest "pecuniary" or otbonvise in any biil which h >s been beforo tbe or even a tnlk of a refinery to scparato Iho biso from Lbe precious metal*���I begin to seo lhat Biieli a duly would cripple all mining development, an I retard groitly riiii' progress. I remain your obedient servant) J. M, Kellie, Viotoria, March 20, 1891.' The Nelson Boycott. Notice is hereby given tbat npnli cation will bo made nt tho nextsos- sion of tbe Legislative Assembly of Uritish Columbia for un Act to Incorporate a company to construct, equip, maintain nnd operate a Irani- way, to be worked by steam, horse or other motive power from'tho "Silvor King Mine" on Toad "Mounluin, Kootenay Disrict, to somo point on tho Kootonay Biver, nt or nearNelsou nnd for all tbo powers,'rights and privileges usual or necessary in such an undertaking, or in oons.riaOl.nir, equipping, maintaining and operating a railway. D FBBD.fi. WALKER, S9.B Agent for Applicant. present legislature and that I M[or KooMm ,.,m; have never even been approached , g.^j m [>y ^ Mm by au offer of any interest or per- ,, , ,i , , , ,, , , J ��� l that tbo nicrch-ints ol thai town sonal benefit to myself from por�� ' sons connected wiih any act which I have advocatod. Lot tho gentleman remember llio old adago ' evil him, who evil thinks'' and do uot let him believe because be himself might have no* copied such bribes, tbut everybody is liko him. He further writes "tho people 11 of Ruvelsloke likewise thick " that I am too much inclined to " I'Bten lo tbo couiibcIs of Mr, " Houston, or tbo Kootenay " Miner, and thut I feel disposed " to ignore us here completely." In reply to ibis I will pay, that 1 am not controlled by lbe .Winer or by any one else, As the ex.. prohsioii of llie wishes uf a large portion of my coftstiiuenls, und tbeir mouthpiece, I li. ten to tbe Miner us I would lol bo Stat, and when I think oitber of them is right, I act in accordance there-, with, I bavo a great respect and admiration for Mr. Houston ns a firm nnd fearless advocate of lhe wants of hiBtilisirict.and one who is never afraid lo stiiko heavy blows in ils interests, bnt I often difier from him in many ol bis views, nnd think ilal ho carries bis opinions sometimes to far, but 1 I elievo thai ho in doing yeoman services attempting to benefit .Vest Kootenay havo Bcou cause sufficient to boy colt tho wholesale houses Of Vancouver, lor the patriotic stand taken by that city's board of Irado iu petitioning tbe Coy- eriiiiiout against granting any charters to foreign roads, wiih the sole purpose of tapping our mining oumps, and in tbis tbeir eaily st'igo of development divert tbe trado into American ohanncsl, Now Mr. Elitortho question with u��, is, are wo doing justice to our piovince, by allowing IIicbo roads to build a lew miles, (say forty) north ol tbo biund- ury into what we all hope will yet be one of the richest mining camps in America, und take tbeir pick if ores,and lenvo the culled to reach Canadian snii'lters tho best tbey can. Such u course is unjust to tbe province which has subsidised the C fc K road. the dominion wbieh has assisted to tbe extent ol one hundred and twelve thousands in cash, to the Smeller Company of Ilevolstoke, I aud the^C.P.R. which bus ezpond ed three.quarters of a million in j iho building of the road Irom Sprout to Nelson, All this to bo ! ignored Ior tbo Bake of a few I mine owners, storekeepers and ono horse American speculators '. who live, and deal exclusively, at Frcncli Tailor System. MISS A. C. McLAUCHLIN, A trrailnnte of Madame Kellogg's Sell nol of Instruction, Port Huron, Mich., has engagod rooms at Robinson's Boarding Houso, (near the Saw mill) Ilovelstoke, and ia prepared to receive and fill all orders for dross nnd.miinlle making, iu the best manner known lo the art. The Frem'h Tailor system of out- ling ami fitting employed, und a perfect lit trunrantood, CS-lm N O T I C B. v,,,i,���- , , , Notice is hereby given that Jamos ,,!!"; W given that Allan Brad.v has filed with mo an npplioa- ,n f' p , "'' "'"' "PP"08" "on for Crown Grant for hia mineral ; T't """t'fer Ins mineral I location situated anbot two mileB ���t ����� mtun .,,,,��� Jubilee llouu- Lost of the eonth end of Upper Co- ��� ���"��4n"tof';ast Kootenay lnmbia Lake in East Kooteuay Die- kuown as tho Homo Shoo and Dewy triot known as tbo Thunder Hill NOTICE. Eve, Adverse applicnnts, if any, are required to semi in their objections to mo withiu sixty days from this dato. " . A. P, CUMMINS, Gov. Agent, M-8 East Kootenny, B. (J. Donald, January lo, ldSl," mineral claim. Adverse applicants, if nny, aro required to send ill their objections to me wilhin sixty days' from thu date hereof. " A. P. CUMMIN'S, Govt, Agent. 16-8 East Kootenay, 15, C. Donnld, January 15,1891. W'i\J0���'. T.L.HAIG, N"^ 1'ublio. Notary Public. JOWETT & HATG Mining, Timber and Bonl Estnto Broken and General Commission Agents. Convoynnoos, Agreements, Bills of Sale, Miuing Bonis, etc., drawn np Rents and Accounts Oolleotod; Mining Claims Bought and sold; Asses- nienl work on Mining Olaiins Attended to; Putonta Applied for, lite., Etc., mf KI11E, LIFE AXD ACCIDENT tTBURAXCE AGENTS.' Lots on Townsite of Ilovelstoke for Hale aud Wanted, Agonts for MiuiiiK Machinery, Etc, �� IIEVELSTOKE, 11. (!, una ., uot tt-uoieuii, . , , ,. , . , , . Spokane, assisted by an editor I think it was cbargi'd aiminst ' . , ,. , , , , who look at everything Canadian ie sonii after my election tb.t 1 , , . , through an American eve gum, .own, was elected by the influence ol i,,,,,, ,, ' i , , , ,, never missing an opportunity ol .I..,! the C, P. II. and Hut I would be- , , ��� ..,, , sneering and dccryim: every- " I'11 I . ,. ," ," thing tan,ill in, a:id who Would doubtlesa have the merchants of denied this before and alter my . ! election, mv traduccrs said ''wait - Kive lhe same (lose ol man of your io tusk concerning my course iu voting for the granting of chart' i *"���-��������") ���".' i.,..^,. ������-- .-.,.���. ������,, ., ers to railways in .he Boulben, ^e shall sec.'' Have they not D t^0 Kovs|stol<0 mcrohant8 K|"*-"��J ' 7;7. Uvo1 "anywaJ,8h0;" lor the action of our eitizous (not Ihal I am I o 8i I sorvicut to that' v C, P R, hireling*) in passing a ISLAND ARMORY, VICTORIA ST., KAMLOOPS, PRACTICAL GUNSMITH All kinds]of Repairing done in* a workmnnliko manner. Shot (Inns Hides, Pistols, Ammunition ko., ko., for sale at lowest prices. U3P Fine Rifles Mado to Order. **,?^l!*ff*'*?iJgfjB>*t?W��*^^^ l.lrWr'T'VIJAglllllllllllSB till portion ol 1 will t,ot give bis name as I >u\ pese his letter is to be coesid- powerful company, cred a private one. lie slates ll ' :-' .emarh of my that a great mzny of your peo- Revoistoki correfDondeU. "Some pie share Mr. Rohson's views, viz; " ��� ikeuble action on your tbat I attendtdtho meeting ii ' part io pi t ng Ibe welfare Iievelstoke in order to "throw!" f Iievelstoke 9 very necessary mi dost in your, eyes, under enver ol!' ��� ;-' '- '���'' general which other schemes could 1 " V ' " ,:' Wbui forwarded" (gee Roleon's letter R "' ' ��� ' to do? I 1 think my stand on that oceo. -������ "I'P1 ��� " :' '��� appropriation sion was clear and decisive, 1 for a c '��� ' ' ' BDd iuil f<"'tbo opposed strongly the onti-raiN ''""������ ���'} fn - ' school pur- way resolutions which were P0808i ;"',| for '���''���'' things asked passed by tbe meeting, aod lor lV 7��"' citizens. I will nol stated that I did not egroe with say lhat ll")' ��rB H''|V ' them and should not neglect one granted, for tbo Government rule part oi my district or dbk foi ::-",,;( "'���' "' ''!|" ��ppropi i legislation winch was oulculated ;i��� ��� ��� oly not ask io retard it, lor the. benofit o ; ir ''��� '' ': ���' ��� ' ,|" ""t "' ��� ' another portion, This gentle :";::", ' ''" ��� r '"'""'' I ont. man nays "you did not tell as, crprisee which have nol been " wbi.'b under lbe circumhtances '��� lj '' '' "job sbonld unquestionably havo The lust request from my cor. ���' done, that were already deepl;, respondent ii expor duty on orec, I am afrai I wil bi " Interested in promoting the " very scheme, that we ho Btrong " ly objected to What other interpretation eon Id lm planed " upon your action, but thai ''you would devise nonio poouni- ���' ury benefit?' ] am horry that, Iho opinion ol any gentleman ol my BC( am . taiier, should ask me to reply to proposed duty. When our minos mifh a busc Insinuation as this. nre l,(i"- profitably workod with Does this gentleman believe that plenty ol capital, when smelters cvt-iy bill which i, advocated in I����<1 refineries Inrgo enough lo motion against foreign roads com. ing into MelBon, before our own roads could possibly determine the most foaaiblo routo to lako in reaching that town, direct, Irom the main line, than, j^rant charters on an equal looting which is the only way Nelson will ever got competition tu railroads, Such rattle trap talk as tho M ner ii apt lo ootitinuo with, can Jo no good, bul moro harm lo Nelson and her business than can be repaired for years Lo oomo, Had the merchants of Rev* ,.'��� token tbo same view ol the Miner's insoleuco and ii., ddlee mi ness re [{evelstoko's don'l think thai pi i .'..Hid glout bo over the boycott put on Vancouver, lla I tho late mining oommlsi erl l a cil uso in our ': ' ' .-��� , < that before recording HEALERS IN DRY GOODS, MKN'S FURNISHINGS, PAN0T4T0ILBT GOODS, PATENT MBDICLVBS, FRUITS, TOBACCO, CIGARS, STATIONERY ETC, ETC. ETC. POSTOFFIUE STORE AT NELSON. a mineral claim nil porsons othor iirisolistnctory. I placed upon the ,, , . , , tnim l:r,!'-,-!i -iil'i""in urn,! uiuki. notice paper a resolution aBking , , . , , ,, r the declaration ol hifl intention the Dominion Government to plaoo an export duty on - being doslrious of . Iting n full expression of opinion upon i his subject, Thus (arall -neb ox-. preBsions havo boon naainst the i.'Cy d,i) B ol taking the oath of allegiance, eto,, oto,, wo would not hear so much from m about Amcrioan roads, bul ;. 0' ll doal more about I'aliadiltll roadsj but morn anon. Waiviiwas, Revelstoke, Maroh 21st. afr livery Jnclt lum bin Jill; hut Havo entire sale of the oeleboatod Can moro bard, lnmp and nut coal, snit2 able for base-bnrnors ami other sloven. GREAT HEATING POWER. MUCH CHEAPER THAN WOOD. Deli- voreil ai Hoveldtnkn, any part of town, ��11.90 Kamloops89.90; Donald 98.50. ��� Special quotations for ear lots. Coal stoves sold ativbolcHiile cost Kay, oats nnd lirun sold by carload or smaller quantities Yards ut Kamloops and Donnld. Apply I.. J. ill) WARDS v �� v.y ��.���- ���_._.._. r fv i w y i; jir-i iiitn till) i (be licglslallon Assembly ol this | tiont tho vast amount of ores domijohng avorago i '0. Dovotod to tho liUMBKKING, BUSINESS and AGRI- OULTUEAL, nnil csiiccinlly to th�� Milling Interests of the Kootenay District, 1Y'\I'> PWNTISG OF ALL KINDS PROMPLY ATTENDED U\JjFJ V(l l"i ai11' cxeciilod in tho best style. Commercial work a specialty, Newspaper Regulations. 1. Any por3on who takes a paper regularly from tbe Post Office, ifbether he baa subscribed or not, is responsible for the payment, 2. If a person orders his paper discontinued he ninst pay all arrears, or the publis hrs may continue to send il until payment is made, and then colleot the whole amount whether the paper is taken from the office or not. i. In suits for subscriptions, the suit may be instituted where the paper is published. i. The courts havo decided that refusing to take a newspaper or periodicals from tbe Post Oflioe, or removing and leaving them uncalled for, while unpaid for, is pimn facio evidence of intentional frand. So Goes tbe World. Laugh, end the world laughs with you: Weep, and you weep alone; For this brave old earth must borrow its mirth, It has troubles enough of it own. Sing, and tho hills will answer; Sigh, it is lost on the air! The echoes bound to joyful sound, But shrink from voicing care. Rejoice, and men will seek you; Grieve, and they turn and go; Tbey want fnll measure of all yonr pleasure, Hut tbey do not want yonr woo. Be glad, and your friends are many; Be Bad, and you lose them all; There aro none to decline your nectnr'd wine, But alone you must drink life's gall. Feast, and yonr halls are crowded; Fast and the world goes by; Suoceed, and give, and it helps yon live, But no man can help yon die. Tbero is room in the Halls of pleasure For a long and a lordly train; But one by one tho we must/ull file on Through the narrow ailes of pain. GENERAL NEWS. Gleanings from All Over the Wide World. A rea! estate boom has struck Centrcville, Chilliwhack. Lawrence Parrott, tho groat tragedian died at Now York on thu 19th inst. It is lumored that France and Russia havo formed an allianco to keep Germany straight. goals are reported very Humorous nlong the shore of tbo Nor�� thern Pacific ocean this spring. Vancouver and New Westminster lacrosse "teams havo reorganized for the season of 1891, Dr. Wethnm, ono of Vancouver's best known and most ontorprisiog citizens, diod nt his residence in lhat city on Sunday. The latest fashion io New York is to wear a suit costing 880 that looks as though il cost ?8. B. 0 tailors are well up in Iho fashion evidently. Tho decision of tho Privy Council allowing the British Colonics to restrict tho admission ol Chinese gives great satisfaction in Australia, whero tho question has been a burning one for a long timo, Tho annual boat raco botween the crews of Oxford nnd Cambridge universities took placo last Saturday, and wbb won by Ox. ford by quarter of a boat length. The raco was very close from start lo finish. Tho record now stands 25 victories for Oxford and 52 for Cambridge. K, II, Jacknon, who recently carried off his wife from a ohurcb at Clitberoe, near London, has boen compelled by the courts to give hor freedom, and tho lady's frionds uro jubilant ovor tho result of tho caso, Tho lady, who has a fortune oi hor owu, declares that she will have nothing moro to do wilb her husband, Vtho lelt her tbo day they were married, and did nol show up again until she bad been lelt a fortune. La Grippe has again got a hold on Now York city, and IUG of the polieo aro on the sick list. A convention of Irish delegates at Newcastle adopted reso�� lutions of lack of confidence in Parnell. Tbo authorities of Toronto Hespilal declare lhat Koch's lymph is no good aa a cure for consumption, T. II. Traooy, of London, Ont., has been appointed city engineer of Vancouver, at a salary of ��225 a month, The greatest fizzle of a six days' waluin;.' match was concluded in Now York on Saturday. Hughes won first money, having covered 558 miles, Bennct being 18 miles behind him. Cliauncey Marble, a Corry, Pa. farmer, wbo has been extensively engaged in counterfeiting was caught the other day. A detective hired as a farm band and was paid off in counterfeit dollars, fresh from the mint, All the mines belonging to the Anaconda Company of Butte, Montana, tbe greatest copper producers in tbe world, wore shut down this week, owin^' to a dis-. agreement with the Montana railway, which hauls the ore irom Butte to tbe Smelters in Aua- oonda. Secretary Blaine and President Harrison are of opinion tbat $75,000 indemnity will bo suffl cicnt pecuniary indemnity to tbe families of the Italians tlulud at Now Orleans. Tbe New Orleans people eay that if the Italians want blood they c..ii get all they want of it. Word comes from Pine Ridge Agency, South Dakata, that there is likely to be another outbreak of ihe Sioux this spring. An extensive agitation has been going on aud if the Sionx go on the war path they will bo joined by lliey (Jtes, Arapahoes, Chey- enncs and other tribes. The Irish agitators huve got gol down to fist work. On .Monday at a public dinner at Sligo Micbaol O'Brien Balton used ii �� suiting language toward Timothy Healy, and on his replying far- castieally, struck bim a heavy blow between the eyes with his list. A general fight was averted with difficulty, Balton made his escape. It is rumored in railway circles that the New York Central intends io bridge the St. Lawrence at a point between Kingston nnd Wells Island. It is also said tbat tbo company intends to build a bridge across lhe river from Covington to Cornwall and Irom there to construct a road to Sault Sto Mario, and they huvo boon promised a bonus to enable tbem to build tbis road. A clever swindle is reporlod from Kingston, but it looks too clevor to bo strictly true. Tho story goes thst on Saturday lust two young men went to a confectioners storo and ordered tluce hundred tarts, saying that they required them for a party tbat evening. The confoctioner not having the number ou hand saio he would start in al onco and mako tbem, Tbey paid bim tho lull amount and then went to a tailoring establishment on Princess stroet, and ordered 805 worth of ready-made clothing, They told tbo head of the establishment that thoy had not sufficient money to pay, but if be enne to tlio confectioners tbey would make it nil right, Arriving there one of them asked tho latter if ho could lot tbem havo 05 by three o'clock, "Certainly" said the baker, thinking that tbo tails were alluded lo, The tailor Ihougbt ho meant dollars, and so tho swindlers got the clothes and skipped out. Tbo Canadian Pacific steamship Empress of India arrived at Hongkong on Monday Inst. A stop of two wooks will bu made to tillon passengers an opportunity of visiting Canton und other places of interest. A Puget Sound paper sayu that a movement is now on foot among lhe contracting stevedores to form a joint stock company, lo control the stevedoring of Puget Sound and Jlriiish Columbia. Incorporation will bo askod from tbe state of Washington by those on the Amcricon side of tbo line and from tho Provincial govornment for tho Canadians, and both will work in harmony. The news that tho American President has ordered Minister Phelps to notify the German empire lhat America proposes to retaliate for tbo exclusion of American pork, has caused widespread consternation in Germany. The Gorman manufacturers havo not noticed any serious discrimination of exports under tho McKinley tariff, nnd an embargo on a trade, which of late years bus becomo very important, would be a staggering blow to tho German industry; T anies McDonald & Co, FURNITURE, PIANOS, ORGANS. Carry largo lines of plain, medium, ami] high-grade furniture. Parlor and Heel-room sets ranging in price Irom $6,50 to $500. Hole!-' furnished throughout. Offloe and bar-room chairs. Spina matlresseB made to order, and woven wire, hair and wool mattresses in etook, orders from Kooteuay Lako points will receive early nnd prompt at- Jtention. Midi MAIN STREET. REVELSTOKE B.C. Pursuant to the Creditors Trust Deeds Act, 1801, Statutes of B, C. Notice is hereby given tbat Harry Chapman, engineer of Iievelstoke, in the province of II, 0. has by deed assigned all his real and personal properly whatsoever to William Austin Jowett of Iievelstoke, for tbe benefit of his creditors. The s.'iiil deed was executed by tlie assignor on tbo Mtb day of February, 1891, and oy the said assiguoe ou the 14th day'of February, 1891, W. A. JOWETT, 85���tf Trustee, Dated Ibis lOtbdnycf February 1891. The Revelstoke Tin Shop. WM. kirkup & co. DEALERS IN STOVES AND TINWARE. Sranito waro, and Lsup GKjoIs. Tin, Copper OfJoHjpromptly Mis. Tin, Coppor and Shod Iro Waro made to order. First cbs������ v.irk guarantee 1. attended to,' BARBER -THE- Jeweler AND NOTICE. Notice is hereby Riven Hint Messrs. Jowett & Haig have been appoiuted loeal agents for.lhe Canadian Paeilic Railway Company at Revelstoke, for the purpose of collecting rent from all parlies occupying land belonging to said company. J. M, BROWNING, Laud Commissioner 89 4 O. P. R. Co. Vancouver, B. C, MarebO Ih, 1891. Optician. Ill orders by m express promptly attended to REPAIRING A SPECIALTL All descriptions^' of gold and silverware BOURNE BROS, (Close to C. P. R. Depot) EAST KOOTENAY, DISTRICT. NOTICE is hereby givon that the undermentioned tract of land, situate!] in Bast Kooteay District, has beeu snrved, ond a plan of the same can be seen at tbe Lands and Works department, Victoria, nnd at the oflico of A. P. Cummins, Esq., Assistant Commissioner, Donald:��� Lot 223, Group 1,���Thomas Jones, Preemption Record No. 57, dated 3rd June, 1885. Persons having adverse claims must file a statement of the same with the Commissioner within CO days from date of this notice. ;w, S. GORE, Surveyor-General. Lands and Works Department, Victoria, B.C., February 5th, 1891. 77 Revelstoke BC GENERAL MERCHANTS. Importers of tho Choicest Grocoriofl and Provisions. We carry a select and complete stock of gout's furnisings, ladios'. gonts' and children's boots, shoes aud hose, Btatiouory, patent medicines, toilet, requisites and roaly-made olotbiug. A largo assortment of pipes, tobacco, cigarotlen, imported and doiuostio cigars, fruits, randy, eto' Stovo pipes, tiuwaro, orockory, rough and drosscd lumber, and olhergoqdi too numerous to mention, at moderate prices, A BAKERY IN CONNECTION WITH STORE. Telephone oommunieation, KOOTENAY LAKE SAW MILL G.O.BUCHANAN PBOP P. O, Address, Nolson, ii, C, Cnpaoity 20,000 feot por day. Planer shingle machine, etc. All kinds of lumber on hand. During the season of 1890 lum..er will bo delivered at any of tbe landings on the lake at greatly reduced prices. J, Fred, Hume & Co, Kevelstoke .... ) VV J FISHER PAINTING, GLAZING, PAP- BRING, SIGN WHITING AND OALSOMINING, KLVELSTOK ;, . . U. C r f; (Branoh Storo at Nelson,) MERCHANTS. Dealer in Dry Goods Groceries, Provisions' Canned Goods Hardware Eto* Tho Stock in evory Department is Pull 8nl Oomploto and tho Public w find it to their advantage to call ana Inspect Goods and Compare Prices] HIKER'S BUPPWES A SPECIALIST, *m i p.'.! J.1L BBBBSMBSI HUJJCH SERVICES. Divine Service will bo held iu tbo Jtevelstoke Qh'nroh overy Sunday evening at 7 ;30, conducted alternately Snnda7 School and Bible CIbbs ev- *3ry Sunday afternoon at 2:30. All .are cordially invited to attend. Church of England services .will be hold in Revelstoko by the ���Rev. 3. C. C. Kemin overy iounh Sunday in each month. Selkirk Lodge. No 12 r- iOOf ftonald B C Regular Meeting Thursday A each week at 8 p. m. All visiting brothers are cordially invited. J. McLeod, J. H.'Mathebojj, ���#."& U.S. RAILROAD TRAINMEN. Dosalo, B. C. ���"GLACIER LODGE No, 61. Meets lst 2 Sundays, and last 2 Wednesdays each month. Master, J, fi'. Babbitt. Sec'y, W.f.PgMe.' Finc'r. Angus McLean. Journal Ag't. E. A. Chesley, Kamloops, B, C. LOCOMOTIVE FIREMEN, Douald,- B. C. GOLD RANGE LODGE, No. 341. Meets lst 2 Wednesdays, aiid 3rd and 4th Sundays, in Firemen's Hall/ Master, Arthur Randall. Secretary, Joseph Onllin. Collector, Geo B Govett, Box 49. Receiver, James Falconer, Can- more, N W T. Magnzipa'Agent, H J McSorley. THE KOOTENAY STAR. REVELSTOKE, MARCH 28,1891. LOCAL NEWS NUGGETS Picked Up iu tho Town and District. 3. E. Griffith, was in town last Saturday. W. J. Fisher is getting iu good brnsh work on the BteamiTs. ^ SejviceB will lie conducted in the MethodiBt church tomorrow by Rev. Mr. Turner, Tbe steamer Despatch will make ber first trip down tbo river on the 6th or 6th of April, Mr. J. A. Mara, M. P., was iu {own jeoterday on business' in'connection with the C. k K. N. Co'.s steamers, The owners of the Monarch miue Bt Field, have began ths shipment of ay to tbe Smolter at Revelstoke, three car loads arriving tbis week. A. Mi'llae, of Illecillewaet was in town Monday. Preparations are beiug made fer extensive work in developing the Illecillewaet mines this season, The evangelistic services in tl e Methodist church were continm. d 1*1'JB'WJ'^'gSJF^^ Judge Tunstall returned to town yesterday morning from a trip down tbe line as far as Yale. Mr. Thos. M. Hamilton, loft for Savona Tuesday night, where his wife is lying dangerously ill. Mr. J. T, Brewster, lately of Oakland dal., succeeds Frauk Lynott as night operator at tho station here. The houso cleaniug seaaon is on��� and several notable bachelors have not been seen around tbe streets fo; several dayc. The Columbia & Kootenay Steam Navination Company will have a wharf built at the upper landing as soon as the work on the breakwater is completed. Rev. J. C. C. Kemm will hold service in the school bouse to-morrow evening, Easter Sunday, should No. 1 be ou time, allowing him to get from Donald here. Mr. Hugh Madden of Nelson, who has beeu on a visit to his old home in Quebec, arrived in town this week', and will leave for down the river in a small boat on Monday. Ho had not been home for 18 years and noticed many changes in the old capital. Capt. A. B. H. Cochrane, has been in town all week engaged in fitting up tbe little steamer Marion for the coming eecsons work. Engineer Mills arrived bete Thursday from bis home in Nova Scotia, and is also engaged in doing necessary work on the Marion. Tbe little steamer will make her initial trip the first part of the week. A meeting of the Reve'istoke branch of the Upper Canada Bible Society will be held in the church on Wednesday evening next at 7:30 p. m. Tho public are earnestly invited to attend. Addresses will be delivered on Bible Society work and a collection will be taken in aid of tbe objects of the society. The new machinery for the Revelstoke Lumber Company's mills has arrived, and is being placed in position. It consists of a new engine, edger, plainer, trimmer and shingle .machine. Mr. J. C. Steen manager of the company, is in town, and reports largo salea of building material for tlio Northwest, several car loads of which will be shipped at once. Jas. McDonald & Co., have the work of building the breakwater for the Smelter Syndicate and C. P. R. wil! under way, about forty pijes bavjug been driven already. Forty- feet piles will bo used throughout tbe work. The eo:.tract for filling iu behind the piles with brush anil stone will be let in a fen days, wbieh will employ a large force of men. Tbe ladies of Iievelstoke will read ivilb pleasure the announcement of Mrs. H. Is". Coursicr, that i>be will open out in a few dajs a complete ar.d very select assortment of millinery. The Ut and bonnet are "Ihe crowns of woman's glory," and wben becoming, materially help to LITER AUY NOTES. The Britith Columbia Commercial Journal, rep.eop.tly started in Victoria, is just wbut its mime implies. It is neat and attractive in style, and as regards literary oxcellenneo will comparo favorably with any of the Commercial Journals pubiisod in the Dominion. For somo time past tbo Staii has boen in receipt of copies ol tbo latest novels issued Iron, tbo presses of John Lo-vell k Son, Montreal, publishers of the cole braled ''Star Soiies," and "Lovel.'s Canadian Copyright Series," Tbe works received aro "Wormwood," by Mario Corolli, "Mar- cm'' by W. Ei Morris, "Name and Fume," and "Brooke's Daughter," by Adeline Sergeaut; and "A Hidden Poo," by U. A. Ileniy. A glanco at the coptpnts ot tbo bookB shows that tboy aro of an interesting instructive nnd wbole- sonio class of literature, and of excellent variety. In these days when the market is flooded with all kinds of literature, it behoovos tho reader to think before purchasing and wasting time in reading Borne of the light and worthless publioatjon's. Tbo reader^ however, cannot make a mistake in buying the publications of John Lovell k Sons, as these publishers only issue the best Btaudard and current works, and what is more pay tho authors for tho right to publish their works. Tbey have the Can ad an copyright for tho novels above named, which may be ordered from the publishing hogso, Montreal, or through local dealers. Plio'a Remedy for Catarrh is tbe st. Easiest to TJhq nnd Cheapest* Best. Sold by drugjilstg or scat by hiull.S li T. Ilaicltlao, Wamm, Pa.,' U. S. A. this week. Rev. Hall, of Kamloops As Mrs Conrsier is an adept |p (he and Rov. Morten of Salmon Arm, art of millinery, tbe ladies will do assisting Rev. Mr. Turner. wen to consult ber abont bead gear Mr. F. Fraser has decided to dis- nnd may depend upou getting "just pose of his dairying business and what soils jou." Messrs. Jowett k Haig are agents' Mr. D. C. MeMorris. tbe careful for the sale of tbe prope.-ty. Here and obliging purser of the steamer js a chance for some energetio man Lytton, accompanied by Mrs, Mo- to make a good thing. : Morris end Master Willie MoMorrls, Messrs. Hugh Madden, John arrived in town from Kamloops on Brew, Robert Lee ami R. Campbell Tuesday, and will make tbeir home have chartered Abrahamsou'sskiff, here in tbe fntare Mr, McMorris' ���ndon Monday orTuenilay next will friends will be pleated to hear that be start down the river (,<r B.proat. has successfully passed examination DAIRY BUSINESS FjOltSALB. We are instructed by Mr. F, fraser to disppjo ol the i4oek and goodwill of bis dairy bu-i- iiess, conduotod in iho rising town of Revelstoke. Thero are 11) cows specially selected us good milkers, burn, stable, and all im provements. For further par ticulais apply to, JOiVETT k HAIG, Revclsloue, B. C. MAIL CONTRACT. set forth tbe beauties of tbe wearers. SEALED TENDERS addressed to the postmaster general, will bo received at Ottawa, until noon on Friday the 15th May next, for the conveyance of Her Majesty's Mails, on a proposed contract for four years, monthly or fortnightly, eaoh way between Kettle river and Okanagan Mission, on and from tho first of July next, 'I he onvevnnee to bo made on horseback, palling at the post offloee ut Pentioton, Keremeoj, Osoyoos, and Book Greek, both going to and returning from Kettle [jiver. parties tendering must elate distinctly whether their tender in fur a Tbey do not expect to have any at Victoria, (or a oerU^catje eotitliog montbly or fortnigbtly service, NOTICE. A Bitting of the County Court of East Kootenay will be held ou Mon day. April 20tb, [891, at II o'clock a, m. at the Court House, Douald. S. REDGRAVE, 90-4 Reg. County Court. Donald, March I8tb, 1891. NOTICE. Notieo is hereby gLwpthat Oeorge DeWolfhne filed with me uii application for Crown Grant for hisminoral locution situated on Mount Stephen in tbo district of East Kootenay known as tbe "Monarch", "Adverse applicants, ij any, aro required to send in their objections to me within (111 days from this date, A. P, CUMMINS, Govornment Agent, Fust Kootonay. Donnld, March 2nd, 1891. NOTICE. Nolico is heroby given that Richard A. Fry and A, C. Fry havo fyled the necessary papers and made application for a Oroivn Grant in favor of a mineral claim known as the "Silver Queen" situated in the Toad Mountain subdivision West Kooteuay District. Adverse claimants, if any, aro requested to forward their objections to me within sixty days from tbe date of this publication, G, C. TUNSTALL, 75 8 Gold Commisioner Revelstoke, January 29th, 1891, NOTICE. Notice is hereby givon that application will bo made to the Parliament oE Canada at its next session for an act to incorporate a couipany with power to construct, equip, oporato aud maintain a Hue of oleclrie tolo- graph and telephone from Sproat'B Lauding on tbe Columbia River in Kootenay district to tho boundary lino of the proviuco of Uritish Columbia, together with all necessary powers rights and privileges. CHARLES WILSON, Solicitor for tbo Applicants. Dated at Victoria, 11. C, thin 12th day of Junuury, A. l\. 1891. 80-2m NOTICE. Notice ia bcrpby given that Rich nrd A. Fry and A. C. Fry have fyled the necessary papers, and mado application for a Crown Grant in favor of tbo "Grizzly Bear" mineral claim situated nt Toad Mouutaiu, West Koolenay District. Adverse claimants, if nny, are requested lo fd'wd'r'd their objections to ne within sixty days from tbe date of this publication. G. 0. TUNSTALL, 74-8 Gold Commissioner. Revelstoke, January 29th, 1891, WEST KOOTENAY DISTRICT. diflicnlty in making tbo voyage, him to art aa captain oi master of "Frank" E. Lynoot, who for yean ������'gon inland waters. The new ha�� held the position of night opera- captain is an old time lailoi and has lor at Revelstoke station on tho C.P. I "'-'l1 ���n(:<l his honors. R. lios given np tho position to take j Mr. Duchenney chief of the O.P, a well earned rest, Ho will in all '. R. engineering corps bus been sue, probability pay a vist to his home in ' cessfnl in diaoovuriog u pssi from Texas. Frank IS quite popular in Sprout through the mountains ii.to town, and although net the largest! the Okanagan country. Tbe pasii man in town it will bo bard to fill I reported by ,\Ir. Coryell of Vernon, his place. was found Impracticable, the summit ' A young man named Fraser, from hvln�� 7-m ,l!tt abw ll"> "��� l,,v"1 Letbbriilge, was arraigned before m,] tl'�� K���,(IH tno ,lMP' T1'" new Justico of the Peace Jowett on Tune -' .,W,B discovered, it Is reported, will Say afternoon, charged with Indco- j PMm,t "f """> &raile8'l""10,T"rH"�� ency, Ho admitted tbe charge, but! hnrif,u'1 impediments to road build Batted that he ��as nndc'r tbo In- N' She party had a very herd trip fjuence of liquor at the time, Jj,, ! thmngl, thomouutains forsix weekn, [vas'given a severe lecture by tho Mr' Duohesney went down to Van- court on the evils of intemperaooe, f.0UVB* t0 "port, *W�� the rest of i --., *.,;������ ,.,..���! , , the party returned to oproat, by way etc, t^fid a Tlghtflne was Imposed, it 0f tbeVnowpaBB. - being bis tlrst offonoo, It was Mr. ���-��� Jowctt's first oaso too, and bo was p, BaUNABD bus boon nsoloototl iicrsuadcd inU celebialing Ibo ovent I lor Caribou over Dr, VV nil, iiy a iy "selling 'em up," I majority of about fifty, 'rinted notices containing further information us to conditions' of proponed contract, may be soon, nnd blank forme of tender may be oh lame,I At the poBl offloes'at Okanagan Mission, Pentictioo, Keremeoa, Oso- yi��,u, and Rook Creek, at Mr. E, S]. iggi tt'a store, Kettle lliver nnd at this office 11. II FLETCHER, 98:( P, 0. Inspector, p, <) Inspector's offloe, Vlolbriu, 11 0 lath Sjaroh, LBOI, JlplICJJ. A sifiini! of the Conmy Court nf vVesi, Kooloiitty wiil bo hold 00 Wedneiiilay, April 22nd, \W\, at 11 o'clock ii.in., nt the Court lloiiHo, Revolsloko. li.C 'lUNSTALL, D2<1 UegUlrur C, CI Lands ami Works Deparlm'oht, Iievelstoke, Mftl'Oh 111, lbSl, \ Yiotoria, 1), C, 5th February, 1891 Notieo ia hereby given that tho undermentioned tracts of land, eituuto in West Kootenay District, have boen surveyed, and tho plans of the samo can bo seen at tbo oflico of G, C. Tunstall, Esq,, Assistant Commis- slpnbr, Revelstoke! Lot, 105, Group 1,���Known as tbo Ori.w.ly Hear Mineral claim Lot 105, Group 1.���Known as tbe Silver Queon Mineral Claim, Lot 172, (Iroup 1���Known ub tho United Mineral Claim. Lot 178, Group 1.-Known ns tho Arkansas Mineral Claim. Lol 171. Croup 1. -Known us tho Ulnokbird Mineral Claim. Lot 175, Croup 1.���Kuown ns the Joanne Mae .Mineral Claim, Lot (70, Group 1.- Known us the Alpine Hose Mineral Claim, Lot 177, Croup 1.-���Known as tho Portland Mineral Claim. Lot 178, Group 1.-���Known ns tho Llbby Mineral Claim. Lot 179, Croup I. Known as the Tonderfoot Minornl Claim, Lot 180, Croup I. Known as the John A. Logau Mineral Ciaiu,. Lol 220, Group I. H, Helons and M, S. Davys application to jur-' elm lated 20th September, 1890 f, W. 8. GORE, nurvoyor-Qeneral, Fletcher��Co Building & Contracting; ALL KINDS OF JOBBING WORK DONE, DOORS AND' SASH ' TO BE HAD ON SHORT NOTICE. REVELSTOKE -B.C. A.B.H.C0C1R4NE&CQ ���MINI.VO BROKER,��� And General Commission Merchant Insuranoe and Real Estuto A gout. Notary Public, Etc. Gqr.DEN ��� . . . b.C HULL BROS REVELSTOKE. BUTCHERS AND WIUus.UE AWP RKTAH UEALKUS }f UEEF POHK, ETC. CENTRAL HOTEL Corner Front and Hanson Sts. ' AbRAHAMSON BROS. - PRoritlBTOUS JlEVELS,TOKE, R. C, First olassin evory respect; Nearest hotel to CPR depot and sCnC landing, between post office and rov', buildings. Coach to and from depot end steamboat. Fire proof Safe for'tha accommodation of its customers. ' REVELS I'OKfll. I1'. McCarti}^ . pRpf First class Teippemnoe House. UOAIIO AND, ,.0���Q!N��� g5 pER ffEE��� MEALS, 25o. UEI)S250. 11ns hotel is situated convenient to the. station, is comfortably furnished und ailords first class aooommodation. VICT0RI 4 HOTEL bTltlOTLV FIUSl'>CU88. IIEVELSTOKE r , =�� C W. Cowan, Prop. Looms well attonded; tables unex. colled. Wilms and liquors ��uara'i teed of a bifih quality, ifir'e lu Biimplo room. '|'olo'p|ioiio communication with C. P. |{. depot. Fire proof vault for iho convenience ol guests. Buss meets ull trains. riiANSIKNT HATES - - . ��� FER OA* ���THE -r COLUMBIA HOUSE. REVELSTOKE. B.C. The largest and most oentrul Hotel in the city j good ac.coniiuodation ; evorya thing new ; table well supplied ; bar and billiard room attuchod ; lire proof safo ' BROWN & CLARK, ' Proprietors. FRKE BLS' AT ALL TRAINS Stockholm House JOHN STONE, Prop, ��� Tho dining room is furnished with th��i best the market affords, Tho bar is suppliod with a choice stock of wiueB, liquors and cigars, Jas. Liberty, TEAMING k DRAYING OQWRD pOB^l|
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Title | The Kootenay Star |
Publisher | Revelstoke, B.C. : M. McCutcheon |
Date Issued | 1891-03-28 |
Geographic Location | Revelstoke (B.C.) |
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Language | English |
Identifier | The_Kootenay_Star_1891_03_28 |
Series | BC Historical Newspapers |
Source | Original Format: Royal British Columbia Museum. British Columbia Archives. |
Date Available | 2016-05-16 |
Provider | Vancouver : University of British Columbia Library |
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DOI | 10.14288/1.0310121 |
Latitude | 50.998889 |
Longitude | -118.195833 |
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