Bl'vc * u °<v fc 1805 \S ■'.A*6"0 as u larger otn-ii- [iiiiiin llian nny Icwspnpcr in N. [ootenuy. Best advertising medium. «..._ Lardeau eview The representative of the rich Lardeau country. Sent to nny address for $2 per an. in advance. VOL. I TROUT LAKE CITY, B.C., MAY 5. 1905. No. 2C. ,ONG TUNNEL IPERATIONS BEGUN, imous Nettie L. Mountain to >e Tapped at Over I.OOO •~eet Depth. CLAIMS to PROSPECT knvany Successfully Floated, Directors elected, and the First shot put In the Crounl [Ferguson daring the pant week been a buntown] The Reward liiiug ('<>.. belter known a- tin* Tunnel" proposition, has t v the main factor in the excitant. Sonic iimiitliH ago the pre* hinary arrangements were start- for the grouping together of 19 linns- situated on the South Fork the Lardeau abovo 5-Mile point. I.N. gotwtionl were entered into |tw 'en J. C. Kirktatrick, Harry tcr. Dow Trornpitjo, W.Waller, 1 i.ivingston, (Jorge Yuill, and Iters wlm owned the claims, ami tsars. Morton, Forbes and White Minnesota, whereby tbe latter httlciiii-u were m finance the de- ■opmenl <if the proposition on \. I'.itisid. ration of the property hur- pulling up tln»ir claims for interest only. These negotta- i ,- ire now completed, aud a pnpany organized t<> carry on the brk. The first general meeting ihe company was held al Fcr- haoo I.1.-1 Saturday, and the foi- (wing eleoted iJircctorat I C k pa trick, H. t'a rler. and R. ii. it ley, of Ferguson, and W. White, |u!uth, John E. Burehard, St [an', Jani"- Lawrence, and 1). i). forbes, Marshall, and John Mor- t, ll.ivan.i. all;jol Minnesota i'lie plan ol operaliVJn is to drive jlong cross-cut tunnel which will \v. the different leads known to ist, on which some surface work 1- h en done, at di pth. Survevor 'iikie has already laid out the ine "f w.ik, which has now begUP. large amount oi credit is due .li.itor !•'. 0. Dllioit iu Ringing lie many different interests in lived togetffer and the succe.-sful liiisuiiiiiiaiioii of a deal which will • a hi;: faetor in the development this district immediately after the general fleeting two of the promoters wre iv.-ti an advantageous "Ifcr for li ir hold ngs, wliicn was accepted, ,it 1 the Ivist.'in men Increased loir holdings lorgc'y*. The orinio.il Steel A Frcolaud Roving picture and illustrated -nicert 0 'inpany will appear and live their high-class entertainment in lhe Oddfellows' Hall on Mon- . the loth inst. The perfor- 1 nice collies will recommended Iiy ic pre--, and a good crowd will Indoubtedly turn up 011 this poca*. lion. The ifloving pictures Inclifoc lhe lutest series of the Busso-Jap |iar. ami will prove, very thrilling, he entertainment lasts about 2\ pours, Kev. 11. A. Solly was a visitor [his week. During his visit he pclil Divine service at the Anglit an li'ireli. A. 0. Prater, Mrs. Eraser and arjorio left Wednesday morning r Nelson mi a Co*fiiblTfatton biisi- ness and pleasure trip. Rev, A. K. Sharp left on Tuesday fnorning for Vancouver to attend he Methodist I'unfereiice there. -iiviecR morning nml evening nt the church here will be conducted lliy lay help. Don'l forget the public etlng l! Moinl'iy nighl Poplar Creek. E. L. Masterson, of Poplar,fame upon Wednesday'** boat, ife reports matters in the gold camp looking bright. A deal has been consummated whereby Andrew Christens!)!), of l.aelede, Idaho, akes over the Mather Lode group and will thoroughly exjiloit it. The properly is a big concentrating proposition, and wi|l require tome kind of reduction works to be in- Sta'led to handle the output in an economic manner. This the new- owners are preparing to do. Transportation facilities are good, the property being only a little over a mile from the C.P.R. track. C. T. Porter and associates, who arc Minnesota men of some moans, are in looking over the Broken Mill group and other claims controlled by them. They have also taken nu option on thc Smith and lingers property; After a thorough test the Minnesota men expressed themselves as being surprised at tho values received, and stated tliat they beat anything they had ever seen in any of tlie mining states in the big Republic. Jack Chism hn» returned to camp after putting in the winter on tin Other side of the line. Jack has some good ]>eople interested in his properties, and is now cleaning out his cuts and putting things iu good shape for their expected arrival in a week or two. Pleased at Placerj Prospects. Card of Thanks. Thd-officers and members of the Front I.ak.- Lodge No. 41 I.O.o.F.. I have directed me to express their Sl'GKANK CO. MAS AMPLEUincaij thanks to the Kev. A. K. FI'.VDS FOR BROCRESSIVE Sharp for the excellent address de- SEASON'S WORK — OI'EHA- livercdfJuuday evening, April 28, TI0N8 GOING ON STEADILY °n "b#f4ccasion of the celebration -500 FEET MOKE FLUME. I°_VM( X'llh Awnivonary of their 1 order ; also to the members of the liiircb and choi.-for their efforts j Directors Visit Ferguson Briefs. ■AriUIie 1YL1116, A conundrum banquet will be beW in the Eagle hall on Thurs- ALL PLEASED WITH THE day evening. 11th inst., coiiiincn- 8PLENDID DEVELOPMENT l'ink' at 8 I'"1- Admittton free. OF THE PAST WINTER, G«-ntes. music and shadow panlo- : ( "''me will be tbe entertaining John Morton, president, W. f'at,Uro9 of t,,e ewnIttft after which White, and 1). I). Forbes, all of ™ feaat w.ll l» spread. Colonel Brayton has switched. 4100.C00.00 can be taken out of Instead of idling town lots he has now stalled buying. Me has secured a good site in the town, and will put up an office, which he intends to make 1__ lieadiju irter- for mining. Is Government to Blame ? Wc believe in the exclusion of Japanese and Chinese, and will support any legitimate proposition that will work towards that end We, however, have no sympathy wilh m.n who for political purposes play upon the feelings of any pari of the voters simply for the purpose of knifing a political enemy. Wc believe that the introduction of such labor will do incalculable injury to the p. ..pi.- and retard the development of the country. To gain headway in the movement now started and gain thc sympathy of al', it must of a certainty he oou-|Mili(icul ia ita nature, and any attempt to carry it into |m!i- ties will mean it- utter failure. Wc can readily understand when we Pec the li-t of names of the speakers nt the Nelson mass meeting, that the meeting was not called With sincerity of purpose for the object of assisting the people of Salmo, but for tin- purpose of knocking the McBride govctnment. What position would John Houston, S. S. Taylor and the others have taken hud the !• gitimute request of the Kootenay Shingle Co. been refused and serious results had been the outcome ? Where arc these same gentlemen on lhe question of employing Chinese labor iu their hoini s or for domestic purposes ? It is a well- known fact that Nelson is one of the greatest " oriental " towns in tbe interior. Have these gentlemen attempted to clean out their own stables before attacking the Government for nol oleoning out the alniond-eycd Orientals from Salmo ? The question must be handled, and the movement must have the sympathy of ull socts, daises and creeds, who arc white, nml any ut tern pi to array onnobifw ug_ii»t another is bound l" ■"''■""'t disastroiwlv to the niovciiuint. Mr.Thos, Leviill, promote! of the Spokane Kills Placer Mining Co, who art- operating Lardeau river on the outskirts of tho town, came in from Spokane early in the week. Mr. Eovall expressed himself as> being well satisfied with the result of the |*K'rat'ions so far. The early spriifjf, which bus naturally carried high water in its wake, is hampering the work at the present time to s.:ue extent, but- Mi. Levall hojH's to overcome the dfflcultjr by installing a pump, which will be run by power supplied by flame, which is now in course of construction. The style of pump to be put in is after the pattern of one which Wn*? put in by Mr. Levall some six years ago on practically the same ground, and which gave excellent satistaction. - He informs us ilul his company have ample funds on hand for Unsuccessful carrying out of proposed work. Mr. Levall is an old-timer in placer work, and knows this ground thoroughly, and after careful sampling oyer *40<l feet of the creek bed he estimates that in conpection with tlie same. MuMMtKY, Secretary. r. that number of feet. it will be ny-cvssury, however, fir the proper working of the ground to extend the Hume at least oOO feet furthei than at present. Pal Huffman is soniiiiung o| a bird in bis migrations. Whim tin- chilly hr-ozes of full arrive. Pat folds his blankets and hies himself southward, to re appear when the balinv spring zephyrs begin to waft through our .whiskers, lie is at present making arrangements to have the Morning and Evening claims on tbe lower Lardeau turi vej'itl. Another *7..r>'l for the IIkview ! Malcolm Mathieson (with sword) arrived iu town from the Triune early iu tbe week. Male dm came into the " piiuteries " first crack and pot-hitched his 12.00. (io thou ami do likewi-e | Fred Jacobs arrived on Wednesday's lioat. Fred is anotherouc of those migratory birds which lly south in the winter, work hard, and return to the best mining country on earth to plant ilu- seeds that will iu lhe future return unto them a hundredfold—aye, even a thousandfold. li. L Mcllride, of the Wood Val- hincc Hardware Co of Nelson, came in 011 u business trip Ibis week. Ed. Millnian calm in from Ar rowhead during the week to look after his different investments in the town. K. E. Chipman. the genial gold commissioner of the Slocan. came in from Ka.-lo on Wednesday. The rapid growth of the North end of the riding is such that it is on'y a matter of time when it will be necessary for tin*government head* quarters to be removed to where lhe business is, vis., Trout Lake or Ferguson. Cur old friend Sbaughnessy (nee Mullins) relumed to his old stamping grounds Friday night. Since closing of navigation he has been taking up the shekels from the ranchers over on the Okauagan country. When be arrived at Troul Lake lie remarked ''It's good to live again.'' Good Showing at Poplar. Quite a Hurry was raised by a Creek named Socrates this week uncovering a lead on Meadow creek of gold copper ore, assays running between 1(1:300 and $100 per ton. The lead is a good one, shnwinc* two feet of clean ore. Commencing Good. Joe fVerschoyle and partners started work on the Willow Grouse lea— a f.*w days ago. Work was commenced on the ore showing exposed by the last work done, which consisted of a narrow vein of carbonates and galena. This has widened out to four inches of solid ore carrying high values in grey copper. Hon. R. F. Grsen Touring The lion. R. V. Green, chief Coinmi-sioncr of Land and Works. arrived in town ou Wednesday night. The bun. gentleman in conversation with the scribe intimated ttat he was merely taking a run over the Kootenay country to l.rcoiroe acquainted with the requirements for the coming year. In speaking of the failure of the Government to introduce tomi railway legislation in tbe session ju-t passed, the lion, gentleman said it was just a matter of terms. The railway promoters wanted more than the government thought they were entitled to. Coder past rid ministrations promoters could gel anything they asked for, no matter whether the road was an actual possibility or only a paper scheme, and aa yet they had not come to realize that they bad (if they wanted assistance), to come to the present government witb a clear-cut business proposition, and one in which tho interests ..f the people were conserved to the greatest I'X'cnt. Speaking of conditions as a whole throughout the province, the lion, commissioner expressed him- self as highly pleased with the generally prosperous condition of affairs. Confidence in the minds of the people both boon ami abroad had been strengthened. Tho financial condition of the province was g..o,l, and the future bright. Beaton Bits. Minnesota, and 3irectors of the .Metropolitan Co., have been visit- Lew Thompson and Will Waller went on Tuesday to the Hot J. C. Tunstall. of Kaniloops, has taken the position as bookkeeper for A. Crawford, succeeding L. C. Park, who is leaving shortly for Nova Scotia in connection with some mining deals. Dickenson ifc Urantford have started a logging camp on the Mcatoii-Ciiniborno road. Arthur Evans has applied for a club license for his hotel at Hcaton. George Lux lias left for Lytton, where he intends purchasing apack ouifit preparatory to goiug up lo Hulklcy Valley. W. (!. Gerard, of Comaplix, had three of his lingers taken off during the week while working in the saw-mill. Business, at the Landing has been brisk for the past few weeks. i:.\ the expenditun 1 a • their 1 xperim a plant its would ing the Lardaau the past week., Springs. While here they went thoroughly, (;reat cmJit *, du(? tJjc ,« into the affairs of thc company, and ,v)l(1 ))aV(. K tastefully decorated made arrangements for a compre- tbe interior of the chapel hensive plan of operations. In conversation with a representative v , ' A' 'Sklnner returned from Of the Review thev expressed them-,, "' *"" ,U **fl"*-* »•*■>*. "here selves as well pleased with their in- ]lie ,md U'on °" a baatae"» triP' vestment in the Triune. When ! J*1" Livingston is putting so-masked what steps had been taken S°«> licks on his South Fork prc- towards the installation of a reiluc-'p'-i'ty and getting out some nice tion plant, they said that the mat-|or<?- ter wonld he gone into and a n i8 reported on L'ood authority thi rotut.i test made of the different' *.h_t the Electric Light owners will da tea of tlie low gre.de ore in the eatablith their power at a point Tr:un". nnd ns amm^a sufficient-J new Halfway ereek and operate ore tt,-d bad pen opened up to] both Ferguson and Trout Lake We trust this proposition will materialize, as between the two pr.ee would be tht b_t adapted j towns there would be a sufficient for the treatment of thei? ores demandtojrarrant tbeinstallation would be ii.sialled The matter of ,,f ., tirst-clast plant, trainwnvs would be held in abey-] ,, .. .1 .11" McKinnon & Sutherland report anc until arrangements had been I ,■_,-. . ....... .rpm mil,. , , . . , -,t ,. „ I splendid husin_s with lhe Slater fullv completed with respect to the ' , , . . . 1 .- 1 T .u .- Ishoes, and their clerks are kent reduction works. In the meantime , . J .11 . ij 1 ou'sv wrapping up this article, a contract has been given to Packer „, _. ' ., ' " v 1 « .1 ut j , -ne firm attribute the big sale to \ ijiond for the getting down of . *** 1 t 1 • 1 .1 1 I superior quality and Apveiitisixi;. Clean ore. of which there is a lame r quantity bloeked'out. The crew from the Surprise are This property is fully sustaining,•*'• down, having run out of pro- its early reput+lion as a producer'visions. It is expected the trail of high-grade ore. and we feel sat-1wil* be in shajie to dliow of pack- iefied with such men controlling ing UP to thc property in about two the affairs of the company there is j weeks. Dave Morgan has gone up no fear of its ultimate success. LthefBrow claim on Nettie L. bill ,_^_ to do'the assessment on the pro- Bert Northey, the rustling editor f ■1,',',*v' of the Camborne Miner, came in! With the prosperous conditions on Thursday, It Is rumored that Iprevailing in town, tbe business Brer' Northey had an encounter; heads have this week made a move with an animal of the goat BpooiesJ to beautify the town. For a long and came oat second best [time the want of a side-walk thc The blackboards for the new!wl,ule ,e"gth of Victoria Avenue school came in a few days ago, and ha8 bee* ■■-** needed- and this have been put i.i position. The I,veek nearl-v over-v man ln town scats will be transferred from the!!,,,lj bcen «-™dn>g the sidewalk old school at once, when the new from tl,e IiaIn,oral hotel to the liuilding will be pancy. ready for occu* Windsor hotel, a distance of a furlong. The job was completed yesterday. A sad occurience took place at T ,, , , , ,. ,. , ,',.,' A. J. Gordon returned from his (oniapltx oil Sunday last, which ,winU.r*s S((jurn in Vancouver on has resulted in tbe death of Mr. Thursday. George Blaney. Ho was working! Srottie 0,Nei, ,mg k,ft for a trip a ranch near the town, and had to the Old Country. ploughed up some wild parsnips, . and not being a wire of their pois-i A Narrow Escape. •ui.iii- nature look some home ami " had them cooked. The .vl.olej NVhik' Boin* fa (-'"""-l>lix la^ family partook of them, and shortly Is afterwards the poisonous matter| began to tnk I effect Mrs. Illanev and the children wi re fortunate in being ablo lo^voffiitjfreoly, but Mr. Illaney was not so fortunate, and a message was sent to Trout Lake for Dr. llobinson. Druggist Abey. Robinson hud a narrow escape from drowning. Tbe night was very dark, and the doctor was standing on t _ bow of the bout when it struck the barge ut tbo dock. The sudden jar sent the M.D. into thc water, where he remained for about five minutes and who received the message, gave in struotions for temporary relief un- «--■«■ •" was hauled out by the bout The doctor is very feels somewhat aggrieved. Drowned at Comaplix. til the doctor could gel there. Dr. I ",ml l"rew- *™ llobinson made a record trip, get- »-"*••<*»»• -" ■»» h(ablt". *™ f il ting from tbe Lake to Beaton in 80 « minutes. There the tug Archer was in readiness to take him across the arm After a long uphill fight against grim death, the doctor seemingly gained th. victory, and left for home lhe next day at noon, leaving the patient evidently well on the road to recovery. During Monday night, however, a relapse j took place, and nil efforts to revive the unfortunate man were futile, he passing over the grout divide on Tuesday morning. Sam Green, late post-master at A fatal drowning accident took I place at Comaplix early in the week. Sigurd Birgh had been, im* I bibing a little too freely, and sat I down on the bow of tho tug to take In rest. The captain and crew missed him on their return from dinner, and a search wns made and his body found. All attempts at resuscitation were unavailing (' ironer Newcombc held nn inquest, Katlo, came up with Commissioner! the jury returning a verdict of Chipman und Hon. It. F. Green j Accidental death by drowning on Wednesday's bout. 1 while under the Influence of liquor. j_._ _-..--■»: - ■ _r.--.- ■•_•.-* ?'. ■' rf n» £]jl#t$iJ Exajiis. at Trput Ljak©, Tl c Ea6ter Examinations of the pupils at Ihfi publicachool resulted as follows. The names of puj ils in each clues read iu their order of merit : — A'ilium-tie, 3rd (Glass.—Naojpi Vi.ond, Lillian Cornelius, Edna p.illeubc.ok. Alios Munuy, Caison Murray, Charles Ilauer, J.ntns litiiliihs, Minim Johnstou, William Jolin-toii. •ith Chits: Willie Atherton, MiUl Ifooker, Ethel Johnston, Mabel Burn 11, Marjorie Fraser, C .r.loii McPhrjrsoii. ."*,li Clt/t: Alex. Mcl'berson, .Grace Mcl'lierson, Lulu _6llen* _(jk, Florence Woods. Mental Aiiilnuetic 3rd Class : ^lina Jioileubeck and Alice Mnr- rny iqutl, Lilia'i Cornelius, Chas. had George JIaner equal, Naomi Vipt nd, Martha Johnston, Carson Murray, Lotus Griffith aud William J.hustoii equal. 4th Class: Ethel Johnston, Willie Atherton, Mtbel Hooker, Mar- ji ri« Eri'rcr aud Gordon McPher- M 11 equal. Mabel Burrell. ■ '■_ ^'WJ'; j.__..' ' ■**. BBS' - ggBSBgMaWHBBSH __BB—W * Grammar—3rd (lass : Lilian Cornelias. Edna Hollenbeck and ilu. Haner equal, Louis Qriffi b. Alice and Carson Murray equal, Maitha Johnston, William Johnston, Geo, Ilaner, Naomi Vipord. 4:h Class ; Marjorie Eraser, Willie Atherton, Gordon Mcl'berson, Mabel Burrell, Mabel Hooker. ftth Class; Alex. McPheraon, Gnice MoPherson, Lnlu Hollenbeck. Dictation and Broiling — 3rd Class : Edna Hollenbeck, Lilian Cornelius, Lotus Griffith, Charles Funer, Alice Murray, Geo. Hsner, Cm- ui Murray, Marthu Johnston, Naomi Vipond, William Johnston. 4th Class : Willie Atherton, Gordon McPherson, Mabel Burrell, Marjorie Fraser, Mabel Hooker, K'hrl Johnstou. oth Ulaf-s: fir-ice McPhersoii, Al x. McPberson, LuUi Hollenbeck, FI. rence Wood*. Composition—3rd Class : Lilian C'.melius, Lotus (Jiiftith, Edna Hollenbick and Willie Johnston eiina1, Alice Murray, Naomi VI* I'ond and Charles J Inner equal, Carson Murray, George Haner, Man ha Johnston, •4th Class : Mabel Ho ker, Willie Atherton, Ethel Johr.ston and Marjorie Fra>ereqnal, Mabel Burrell, Gordou Mel'liers. n. 5tb Class : Lulu Hollenbeck and Grace McPheraon equal, Alex. Mc- I'hi raon. History — 3rd Cass : Carson Murray, Alice Murray. Cliarbs Haner, Willie Johnston, Edna Hollenbeck and Lotus Griffith equa'. Naou.i Vipond and Martha Johnston equal, Ccorge Haner. 4ih Claus : Marjorie Eraser, Willie Atbertou, Gordon MoPherson, 5th Class : Alex. Mcl'berson, Grace MoPberson, Lulu Hollen- lieck, Florence Woods. Geography — 3rd Class : Edna Hollenbeck, Naonii Vipond, Willie Johnston and Carson Murray equal, Lilian Cornelina and Chas. Ilaner equal, Lotus Griffith. •4th Class : Marjorie Fraser,Gordon McPheraon uml Mabel Hooker equal, Willie Athorton, Mabel Burrell, Ethel Johnston. 5th Class: Alix. Mcl'berson, Lulu Hollenbeck, Grace Mcl'her- son. Physiology — 3rd Class : Edna j Hollenbeck, All's* Murray, Lilian Cornelius, Lotus Griffith, Charles I Hai er, Naomi Vipond, Carson Murray ami Willie Johnston equal, (ieorge Ilaner, Martha Johnston. 4-tl) Class : Gordon MoPherson, Ethel J'.hnston, Willie Atherton, Marjorie Eraser, Mabel Burrell, 1 Mabel Hooker. Euclid—Alex. McPberson, Lulu Hollenbeck, Grace McPherson. Algebra.—Lulu Hollenbeck, A. McPberson, Grncn Mcl'berson. Latin.—Alex. McPberson, Lulu i Hollenbeck, Grace McPherson, Florence Woods. SEE THAT SIGN? ,-1. > TT swings from over our shop now! Sp*1 •"■ It means more comfort for you, better shoes. surer value, safer buying. It is the symbol of the "Slater Shoe," and a duplicate of the trade-mrj-k on the lining of each pair where the Makers' price is also branded. "The Slater Shoe," is the only Canadian shoe made in a factory which makes no other grade, price, nor land. It ia the result of specialism, of making but one thing at its very best, and at its lowest pozsibb cost, quality considered. This means selecting leathers, months ahead, so ac to be sure of uniformly good grade. It means hiring, and keeping, the best shoe workmen in thc market, because, only a very good worlonan is quick enough on such critical work to get profitable results for us out of using our costly machinery. It means charging against the salary of each workman any pair of shoes he makes which is not up to Inspectors' standard, so as to maintain uniform quality. •ie* ■_■-* vWP Then, the Makers' own price being1 stamped, with his trade-mark, en thc lining cf each shoe putj responsibility for the hidden T7C_r, ..vA comfort, directly upon the shoulders of the manufacturer. When a genuine "Slater Shoe" goc3 wrong, you know that: thc Makers ctand ready to make ii good, up to the price they themselves valued it at Isn't this shoc-inL-urance cf a tangible. land? There isn't a shoe on this market v. _tli so much style combined with zi much - Tear, comfort and fit, as the Slater Shcc," which i_ stamped on thc lining with thc Makers' price, viz. $4.00 ox $5.00. Wc want you '• v ^_ li_J i." ^______ra>' i4«i*_.-____f/ ^a x . t-T ^I'^WP^ff^-f^V^rW come in and see V^^^^^SrSUSu^^mv^-; cur ncw s,ock of _*3 l'3*$M&Mffi. Wm "The Slater Shoe," W7 and let us prove this statement. GOODYEAR PROCESS later Shoe .-■.' mmammmlmmmwmmmmm -*»«■ Masterson, Griffith ■ i. ■ ■ ■■ a I »~ (_. Co. _l£ !____ ^-S__? 4V_L< & Sutherland, Ferguson, B.C. •mm- WE Kept a Stove in our warehouse all Winter, and our Canned Fruit is not Frozen. Masterson, Griffith and Co. 44> General Merchants, Trout Lake • • • ft • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ft ft ft Dentistry. Ull. Mil I.OY kni'W 1" rmlnl lu Nelson a» MM* i-> km .r to I *r Ml. .il ilu rt al _* Aberdeen Nock rileiila from the Lar- denti BMJ r»-ly on rtnil- claaa trealmenl. A. MiHoy • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ■ •> • • • • ri'M I i ii rrrr.n i rrr( NOW is the time fir yon i© lo Buy Ixitt. Ner»*r w»>ro lhe Prospect! of Ferguson sit bright. The Town of KERCUSON will be one of the (rreatent Ore Producing Campn in the World. The high degree of succeea achieved by Ihi- nonieroue WKALTllY anil PRACTICAL BRITISH aad AM K HI CAN MrNINO COM PA NIKS iow operating there in « tribute to the tr*-ii'i ml..ii- w ulth of the bills J. Y. Griffin & Co. __LL_? MMU! Olebrated Brandt of Ham, Bacon and Eg*-*. NELSON, - - m, C. Smith & Co. 45 Bleary Street, MONTREAL. UiOHCLASS TAILORS. WILL lie repreeented in the I_r ili-.-ui nt regnlar interval* throagtuOt the year. Orileri fur rlutliing will rc.'i'ive I'luae attention. Onr n |.i-,..i.'atii .■ will he in Till H'T l.AKK amlKKKUUSOM in a lew weekn. We have a great reputation for Style and Fit. Save your Orders. Lands and Works. CANCELLATION OF RESERVE. HI/TICK i- hereby Klven that .he rmerva Hon mialiil-.lii'il In |>unraann> "I iiir pp.Ti- ilonaof Ih. "ColuinWa and Wtalrni llalltray -lulialilT act lf*»." oMIera of which wrn- |.nh- H..I.I-.I In id. Iirtu-h i i.l'inilila ilaiiltr and ■ i.iii-ii /ii. May. IHW. anil .".in Jan. IIM, n «;.. i lively, bit hrreb.v '-ani-.ll.il. CrOMTn land- ailiiHlfil within Ilu- iirmriii- nrni-i il l>y Ihr *"il'l rrifrvattoii will In* opened |/| -nl -, .i-lllrliimt. li n . Hlidolll.r dlKpoaltloi, iinik-r III* pmTl.lona <>f tin- " l_nd Art," i in... ni..ni ni. nfl.r tli. date of tha ftrat pni. Ilcull'in •./1 In. ni.i In- In Hi. Hrlllali I iiiiinii.il. i iumi, . pnivldrd, however, thai In all rnae. • In-™ landa are no toll', prr-einplrd, lraat.1 or nilierwlar alli-inili d Iiy Inr llov-niroenl. and un-n.ii-..|i:..i.:ii found, upon W>e »«rv»y af tli* Oiliiinbla ami Weatern Hallway I'lim- pany'a lilot-ka, to II* wholly or In part wiih In aucli liloeka, then Ihe penona an acquiring .uch landa ahall ari|iilr* their un. fh*rrto from tli* Kallwny i.'otniinny, who haveaur-nl u- deal will, audi |iiiri-lina.ra, pr»»*npl<ira, leHaeea, elr..on the aame t*riiiaande«.ndllli,ii« an the ' lo-.rinni-iii would nnder Ihe penvl- .Ion* nfth*'* Land Art," exe.pt In reapert In tlmlier lai.da on th. Company*. Mork*, whlrh .hull In- miliji-.-i lo tin- regulation*. In.nril l,y the Company n-letlve to tho rutflnaof llrobtr on lhe Coliiiiihla nnd Weatern Hallway l«nd (Irani, W. M 11. IKK. lie pill y Coinmlaaloner ol l_nda A Work! Landa and Worka Department, Victoria, L.O., Urd K.hniary, 1V05. *,» FERGUSOf Public School, Hospital, and other iiiMiiimioiiH. Excellmi Wfuerwnrks syslem. Streele, Hlores ao<) Reeideiices illumined by Klectriciiy. Daily mail str»ice. The towaaite Is admirably laid out-. G«t ia NOW oo tlm ground finer. U>\* can now be inircliaer-d FROM $75 UP. TOWNSI TE AOENT J| HENEY FLOYD REVELSTOKE, tVC. itolM__l__0__M__MMMMBBp8 KR i>«-a>*u _*ooo->!>__,->o-rvoORODDOO ... TLhc t)otel Beaton ... -— BEATON. B. c. YISITOKH arrivlnr at Realm ahn threehoM of the Unlean) via Arrowhead, will Iiml ilu. Hotel lo be fully e*|iiii>p<*d for liiuh-rliiM trado. Kn-ellet.t aci*oininialation. A well ap*wint*Hl and ei-wnmi* .lining hall. The (MM o» Winea, Hpiiiti and Cigars. 1 erwmal iiinerrieion hi giren lo the rnqnireinenl. of patrona \ iiiton to tha I ar,|e,n ran rely oa comfort .1 thiehotel L1 ♦jH^Oi * •' ;»v " :- •g"'-- |ifti» ■ |PWWWRftW^t**^t***-R*We*RFl'P'.! W" OWW-MMMi FERGUSON HOTEL —:^l_f^— The noted home for traveller! flatting Ferguson, B.C. A well atockcd Bar of the choicest Liqouri, Wines, etc. MoDonnell A BlaaoK - Proprlatora. s Legal Notices. W/l'tCK TO 1'KI.IN _l KNTCO-OWNKRa 1*0 1'nti ip Kinu and J. W. Smith or to whomsoever the? thoy may have tranilerrol their interest in the •' Vaple 1-iuf " mineral claim, iituatcd on lhe tou' h east ai«le of Poplar cresk an<l ahoiit two and a half milee (rem thu mouth of tin* rrrek, in the Trout Xak« Mining Division of West Kootenay. Hsu are hereby nolifieJ that I, Arthur |K Johnhton, co-owner with you in the #>la,il*> Uaf" mineral claim above iJef-rilii-l have performed labor ami f_a<l<- i-iiien.liiiire mi flu* aaid claim to the ,-itent .if |l(Ki Oil, 'iindtf the pro- Hiiniie af section 2*1 of the Mineral Art, Hor-ler to hold Haul claim, and the (War for which said labor was performed jKil expenditure made having ei pired, Hdo hereby give you notice to contribute jKiir proportion of such expenditnre, Mil \<m are further notified that if at tbe aspiration of 90 das* of publication hereof vnii tail or refuse to contribute £air |iro|Mirtion of the expenditure so -fie<l*', li-^ether with ail coats of adver- Hing, yniir interests in the laid claim (Kill become mated in me under and far virtue of provisions of Section 4 of U* Mineral Act, amended Act 1800. 5>ate.latl'oplarC*eek,lX., Dee. 31.'04. I ARTHUR0. JOHNSTON, Co-owner »-l-IH05. N0T1CK 0 CO-OWNERS. To T. It. 1 invey, or to any person or persons to whom he may have trans- lerred bis interests. Take Notice, I the nude-signed co- owner with vou in the i'»n and Davey mineral claims situate about four miles above Ferguson on South Fork creek in the Trout Lake mining division of West Kootenay district and province of British Columbia have done the required work on the above-mentioned mineral claims for the years 1908 and 1904 in order to hold the same under section 24 of the mineral act, and i' withiu 90days of this notice you fail or refuse to contribute your portion of •uch expenditure (or work done, together with the coat of this advertisement, your interest in the said mineral claims will become the property of the sub- ■cribed under section 4 of the Mineral Act Amendment Act of 1900. Dated at Trout Lake this 24th day of March '05. 8. DANEY, 24 3'05. Co-owner CERTIFICATE OF IMPROVEMENTS. NOTICE. Revenge mineral claim, situate in the Trout lake Mining Division of West Kootenay district. Where located:—On Triune Mountain a north-westerly extension of the Morn log Star mineral claim. Take Notice that I, George fi MeCarter, acting aa agent for Andrew Ferguson, free miner's certificate No. H88663 intend, sixty days from the date hereof, Ui apply to the Mining Recorder for a Ceuificate of Improvements, for the purpose of obtaining a Crown Grant of the above claim. And further takt notice that action, under section 37, must be commenced before the issuance of such Certificate of Improvements. Dated this lHth day of March, a.d. 11105. GEO. 8. McCARTKR. 17-3-05. It pay to use the Telephone. A lengthv trip can often he saved. Offices at Ferguson: Cummins' Store , Trout Lake, Post Office; also at Beaton, Comaplix and Arrowhead. POPLAR DIRECTORY 111 'Berliner CERTIFICATE OF IMPROVEMENTS afclOTICKTO HKLISyl'E.-JTOO-OWSKR Mo John I'arisian or to whomsoever he ma) have transferred his interest in ¥ the Ih moelake. Ibex and Charlotten- S t.n-R n.inei-.I i luinis lane Notice that I the undersigned ajkn-.iwner with you ii. the Homestake. II- i andCharlolteiiburg mineral claims «itiinie alinnt 3 mile, in a souib-wea due.'urn tram Trout lake in what is I i '•> n ax the I h ii ii—take Jiaain in the Tr-'iil lake mining division of West Kootenay, have performed the necessary »<.rl. ami made the necessary expendi- tii re on the above-mentioned mineral Elaiins lor the years 1900, 1901, 1903, in ©Mei- i'i hold tlie tame under section 24 Hf the Mineral Art. and the years (or nn. i. saiil work was perf. ned and ex- MHn.iitnre made bavin? expired, I here- Kv give you not ni* that if within 90 j ■day* from *he first publication hereof! Iji ii fail or refuse to contribute your pro ||*ortii'i'aleshait.-of »iirlici|«-_litureand ||iay the costs of this advertisement, j I your interest in the said mineral claims j i. will become ll.i- property of the under-1 '•igned under arid by virtue of action 4 'of tlie mineral act amendment act J1900. l-atiil at Trout I ..ke this 7th day of March. 1906. la.hi La-maun. Mar. 10,06 Co-Owner. NOTICE. Sunset, Joseph, Maud and Anna Mineral Claims, situate in the Trout Lake Miniug Division, West Kootenay District. Where located :—Situate on the North Fork of I_rdean creek in tbe Province of British Columbia, about one mile above Circle City. Take Notice that I, Charles W. Mr - Croesan, o( the City of Los Angeles, California, Free Miner's Certificate No. FU17793, intend sixty days from the date hereof to apply to the Mining Recorder for a Certificate of Improvements for tbe purpose of obtaining a Crown grant of the above claims. And further take nntice that action under lection 37 must be commenced before the issuance of such Certificate of Improvements. Dated this 3rd day April, a.d. It05. S-4-05 CHARLES W. McCROSSAN. NOTICK. L II.. Bluejav, Doubtlul.C.D., C.II.and X.Y.Z., mineral claims situate in the Trout lake Mining Division of West Kootenay district. Where located:—Near Trout Creek, about .'f'•» miles from Trout lake. Take notice that I, OB. R. Wilkie, acting as agent for Jaa. J. McGlone, free miner's certificate No. BS3127, intend sixtv davs afterdate hereof, to apply to Uie Mining Recorder lor Certificates of Improvements for the purpose of obtaining crown grant* of the above claims. And further take notice that action nnder section 37 must be commenced before the issuance ol such certificate of Improvements. Dated this 30th day of March. A. I)., 1905 Mar.3'06. O. B. N. WILKIE. Lardeau Hotel Bb-6. Sandy Laughton Proprietor. WHKN visiting Ferguson jou should stay at the Lardeau __. Hotel. Here the visitor **y4*-»y| will be surrounded with MM liunie comforts. Excellent SSj cuisine, well ventilated and warm rooms, well Blocked bar, and everything which tenia towards making your visit a pleasant and memorable one. Ratea from 11 day upwards. We atrive to plum oar patrons. FERGUSON. MACKINNON and SUTHERLAND ^mm^mmw^^*^^i^^m^*,^mmm^m'mm^m'mm*1*mmmm*w'mm^^*^*^ll^^^^m^^^^^^^^^^ With the arrival of Spring a Young Man's Fancy lightly turns to Love and Summer Raiment, We havereceived a Huge Stock of Up-to-Date SUMMER Suits. Prices from $10.00 up. T FERGUSON - - B. C. AD kinds of New Records. Sole Ageat for the Lardeaa: J. C. Murray Trout Lake B. C. Grand Hotel FinST-CLASS ban,: A. NO. 1 ROOMS. Balmoral HoteL -» -m ■ HW Visitors to Ferguson may rely .upon tlie vary best of accommodation at thi. well-known hotel Room* are well furnished thioughuut. The Bar issu__*4jr,ith a choice assortment of palatable quenchers. Under the Management of S. Slinger 1 Rl Royal Hotel Fancy Bar, Mualcal Entertalaiaveat Bulletin BearS, World'.* Mining Newa. E L. MORAND, - PROP. THE QUEEN'S HOTEL Abrahamson Bros., Proprietors il . Till*, "fit AltU KIll.-ir-UI.AHH IN ALU BJCSI Fire Proof Safe Thaaeaat la ttaakM with vn« rn«a» Wlaas ul Olfara e tin ■,rt>t. Trout Lake, Dominion Hotel! The CENTRAL HOTEL Revelstoke The BEST Always I IN FINE SHOES ! MINING SHOES I SHOE PACKS! RUBBERS and OVERSHOES! GERMAN SOCKS I U what you will aellf Tim <1n your buylnf witb ua. Mo don't foigrt. when wanting am - Ihlnf In i h. way ot loot wear lo rail on ua, or drop a line. First-Class in every respect. The Travelling public carefully taken care of. & THI ROYAL SHOE STORE N.lsoa, B. C. R. ANDREW A CO. Mail orders carefully an>l promptly attended to. Agent for Slater and Net- tleton Shoes. ■II IC TABLE S.S. ARCHEP er S.S. LARDEAU. Running between Arrowhead, Beaton and Comaplix, commencing; Oct**- ber 14tb, IV03, will tall aa follows, weather permitting. Leaving Arrowhead for Beaton and Comaplix, twice daily-lOlc and 5k. Leaving Beaton and Comaplix for Arrowhead, twice daily— 7:15k and 12;45k. Making close connections with all C. P. It. Steamers and trains. Tbe owners reserve the right to change times ot sailings without notice. The li-plr. I.u saber Co., limited. lhe Review is the best Advertising Medium in the Kootenays. It Has the Largest Circulation. Is I'.a.r tha aaraa afaaacaraa.t. E. R. VIPOND TrouL Lake Livery Freighting Packing Rawhiding A SPECIALTY. Stables at TrouL Lake. TROUT LAKE HOTEL Excellent Accommodation Best Liquors And Very finest Cigars a John Simpson, Proprietor. S3 TROUT LAKE CITY r B i •<*• THERE have been fortunes iiiinli' by judicious Invest- ment in Real Estate, and more fortunes will be made than ever tha next two or three years. The one whu reaps the harvest is the original lavestor, for he has bis tuouey oo a cettainly. Now let us point nut to vou that there in nn better spot on tbe 0oil« tin-lit to buy Real Kntat** tbau TROUT LAKE. Trout Lake Is the prettie8tip.it in tho Kootenaye; as a pleasure resort it has no equal. Boating and fishing may be indulged in the year round ; while big game In abundance is to tho found on the hills. Its climate is superb, there bung no great extremes, it being mild in winter and cool io sum titer. It can boast of some of tho finest hotels and residences in Hril iah Columbia. Its hU-hh are well laid out And graded. There are two excellent general stores, and a glauce at the advertisements in this journal will show that all trades are fairly well represented. Write with confidence tu Ageuts. H. McPberson Agent Trout Lake, B.C. ■BSSS Lots can be obtained on EASY TERMS. Make your selection at once. .. aa .. .. jf »» Then call on or write to fe rhaa uever had a " boom "—Its growth has been steady. It is tbe h**ad of navigation, and the termfna' of the Lardo braucfe of the C.P.R. All roads (in the Lardeau) lead to Trout Late. It Is the comHtTcial centre of the richeat mineral district on the continent, and has banking facilities provided by the Imperial Hank of Canada ; first-class school accommodation under the direction of K. Shannon, B.A.; a good water system ; government offices; County Court sittings; Methodist Episco|ial and Anglican churohaa and cottage hospital. There are valuable ranch lands on the outskirts awaitine settlers. Its lumber resources are magnifi ceut, and a band saw mill witb a capacity of 60.000 ft. per day is at t'<e head of ths lake. The mines tributary are proving out bigger producers every year, with new prospects opening up rich bodies of ore. There will be a big rush tbis summer, so if you would know more, write at onoe t'i either of the agents at the addresses below. F. B. Wells General Agent Revelstoke, B.C. u iuiuuiiwmuaiiiuiuwuwuuuuuwiiiw4wuu4iiwu»iuuiaki.uiuuii.uiiwiiiuuiiiw Job Printing of every desertion will be faithfully CXCMSMterf^at the R-aW&w Job Dept City Drug Trades Committee IVIeet. Tl I- regular monthly nH'etiiif; of tin' Ti';ii|rs C'.iininitti'i' wns hi'lil on Monday n/ght A resolution wns presented towards the securing of lioi-v ,'iinl the instill In tion of hydrants for lire iimlectioii. A cum jiiunic.'itioii wns received from Fre<l Stlrkcj'cf Nelson, who as stvn- inry of the citizen's njoetjng called for the purpose of profesxitrg against ih<- employment of Japanese labor, asked for the co-operate ion of this board and requastod nn endorsement of the action taken hy Nels'ii people. It was agreed thai ;i |uili ie meetjnjj be 9a J led for Monday next to discuss these important matters. NOTICE. A public juectiii'j will be held on Monday nighl in the Oddfellows' Hall ;ii 8 o'clock; The first qu«- lion will be " Fire rroCoctlotf," and the Be oini " What are we going to do about tie' employOaftiI ol Jaii.- and Clunks in th.'Sulnio country?" These two questions vitally aneel our town and Kootenay in pnr- ii ula". Come and help elucidati (he questions bi fore it i- too late. LAKEVIEW HOTEL TROUT LAKE, B. C. BAR WELL SHTLIKp WITH Liquors and Slgars Large Comfortable Rooms Excellent Cuisine. iadcbn &. Levesque Props •*__■ *-■>•. 1 a •-* •' v .suirci;. Wllsiler. \'nn<-iin-.'i'r. an.I Imperial 1 tin ti .1. mirtertfl clnnns sit late in Ike .1 11 l.aki' Mining Division of Wei 1 Kim i-i ay 'ii.=trict. when located:—*On Geiner CrreV. Tyke notieo that 1. .1. A. Hall, free miner's co.tiflcate No. I37Jo.il, intend B i':- days after dale hereof, t» apply to ilu* Slinlng Recorder tor CeVtlflcsVes uf 1 mprovements for the purpose ofohtain- i 1 i-i crow 11 grants -if the alvovi* claims. .*|nd further ink** notice thai acTloi nuclei section 37 must be oemnionced before tin' it'iuuncu of injeU cerjiflcate of Improvements. Dated this*./b day of Aifii. \. i).. i_e. M-- 5'03. J.Z.HALL. — — -_-_—_^-_-*_______________________ Tho Great Western Mines Limited Liability. I \KK NOTICi*. that a RpecialGen- ■ imI Mooting01 the Sliarebol.lere.of the Ureal Weatern Mines, Limited l.Ulinity will Ih- held at the office of the Com- 1 1 ' ■■ si I iu uoa, !'• C.j qji the I5t '1 day < f M:iy. 1905, si tlie hour of B |>."lii., ll.i |,ni|,-i' nl roin-iderinu oiid.iij ili'iim il silt isable. passing the follow****!* reoiliitiou: "Thai the Com pan v be wound up voluntarily . and thai rlrland <;. Hud iw • 'i- nu H>n, U C, in snd he ia herebt .1. poiiited lii|ji(di:tm for tbo luirpOeesol . Iiidiii j up Hated this l.'tl- day of April. I!K).V il-. order of the Dinjctors, i:iil..\Mi (I. HADOW, 1 tiny lo the Oonipany. Fyou want to CcLL you want to LUY I'nrn-si;>ii|ii1 with the ALEX. CRAWFORD TIIK I'lONKI.lt Livery and Dray Stables S.uldh*. Pock and Carfare Horse" Always Tor Hiro Freighting, Packing and Teaming a Specialty •f^"-**-**-* •*<♦••> l_i!j state leaves peaton .1! 12 o'clock forfrout Lake Ferguson and Camhorno Leave.? Ferguson, via Trout bake fir Beaton nt 7 a.m. Branch Btables ut Trout Lake, Beaton, Ferguson and Camborne. LEGAL, F 11 K 1) 0. ELLIOTT, IIAKIMSTKH.NOTAHY public, ETC., Trout Lake. B. C. and Fejguson. Uco, H, MoCnrler, J A. lUrvev A. M. I'lnlilinni. HARVEY McGARTER & PINKHHAM SOLICIT!HIS, lvre. REVELSTOKE B. C Hollottora lor Imperial Bank of Canada JOHN MAUNING SCOTT, B A., 1-.L..B. BAJJBiSTBKB, SOLICITORS, BTO. Kovclstoke Station. B.C. Imperial Bank of Canada. f £xchan; Lardeau Mines Exchange. Wi. have -evcrnl Hood Pro|lor* ' 1.- listed i>u ii hull good ici in • eftn hi* had. Lardeau Mines Exchange, I.' le'n " Building. Troiil Lake, B.C. Starhc? & Co. WIll'l.l.-.VI.I-. HI ILKR8 ,„ p.uili-r I'.n^t. Cheese, Prodnee ant) I-run. ILuMon IH.-.,.b,-(-pii,)i.. St, N, |..,,„, q.c. W300 VALLANCE HARD WARE CO LTD Hardware, .Miaern' ffnppiiw, |tu*pi an I bar,- fSfEL-SOlM, B C fboii i.aki: Liu>(IFrT. 0.0. 7. no. _ v. ^rf-Qh, * »<'*iii»ri»ii'iiiiiysl»<l(tiii k\-;tJt>-__ "iW&llcilrt Mail overj t-t?... .i_V? ru.«,ii,v ni«i,i H« H X ^rx'-^W "'"""•*■ vLiiuiK iiMiii- ^•ZntfirZis ai-J cordially weloome J. 11. Soolt, n.i;. Ki-i-ii Jfumrnay**, r: ,v i-.s,.r JTB8CM LODGE, , KoM. W A.F. & A.M. /VvA 'Snl Thnrsriaj eaeh N/ mouth. Visilors Welcome <; I'orddred. Bee., H. MePhewoB. W.M i'a]ii(nl Authorized. $1,000,000 Hiasl Office: Capital ipaid up) - S.000.000 TORONTO, ONTARIO. Host - - - 3,000,0ou Branches in the Northwest Territories, Provinces of British Columbia, Manitoba, Ontario and Quebec. r. fi. .MKIlRITT. President. I). K. WILkIe] Viee-Pres and Gen! >fnn. E. II.W, Assijtantfien. Manager. W. MO+TAT, Cliief Jhispector Treui Lake, p. I.'. flranc.VA (K-:--ui llaaklntt I'u.lni-.. Traniaclcd. BaTings U-asai Unont^-_u)0pi_ reci ived an I interest allottred. Drnfta Bold available In all pnrti nf Cuiirnln. I'llltoil Slates ami Knn.jM-. Biipc ul iitli'ai.nii gi.i-n t-j i-olk-ctlona and MIiiIiil' BoiuU. T. B. BAKHR, ."lanager CUMMINS .«--•■,- i.i-ncnil st.iri'. K11II Miic or 1101111*11 Uihi.Ii. Krinl-t in Henaoti. Hie lurtortrrwnt 01 Sniuki-ii.' liappliaa. cim.-c ortiic nit Brad 'ivii'pii'iin- r» FERGUSON A full line of Choke itationery Just Received »l q/\ school Supplies, Proprietary Medicines /*\|^OV/a TOILET ARTICLES, ETC. PRESCRIPTION Work A SPECIALTY. STRICTLY CASH. WINDSOK HOTEL TROUT L.AKI2:. B C. Best Hotel in Town, for Iiii L.i tiirtal ACCOMMODATIONS ARE FIRST CLASS Get your Stationery and Job Printing at T£» Mining Review D. R. McLENN^N, FBOPBIETCR W, Abrahamson Lennoxville Hotel, Contractor And Builder. Owner of the Abraham- son Addition to the Townsite. E. MOBBS. PROP Hotel and General Store GERRARD * - B C •—';■■",—.::.: ,. ,r: ~_s—— Get a Home • ■■ For uursilf. 0 K iy> Accqnutant J. Q Aiiclllu.-. ^_. , , _ 0. Mi:i_.AY, (1 n KQinP AGENT FOlt (WANT LOWDKK il-OI'T i..\ki:.b. c. ^ ' -^' -UClUllU FUSE AND CAI'S. Oiitfi.le colhuanys' interests carefully lookfi I after. Ai-imi! for Ilclnl/.ni.ni's finuna LESSEE cf thc ALEXANDRIA HALL- V.M.Westfa.l&Co. FERGUS0N, B. Q. Post Office Block, Main 5treet. Mil 'im Uriikurs, — Minim; Prara-rtloa Hcihtipi' (in M 1, Slllll'rn PO< •*■ l.'lllL-hl ...ml .-l|.|i:, ~j •.;.• .*--.' I :■!.,,, rn-. 1.1...;.-.1 Alter for Non-liiji [airdenii -1.. npp rtacnrdlng OMIl-c feirI,»_ii.c;i-Packina and Fcrtruson packln^ Freighting Transfer Outfit, t * Essaying * Ciol'l or Silver. . ... tlolil mill Silrer .. Silvoi ami I - id .. 1 'oppei Zinr II BO $2 O'l { 60 . 1 no ..*J f>0 CoatracU entered into for packing ol Minini* Supplies, ctr. to anv point in the district. (iood, promptscrvicr, ;.ud anv work umli-rtakru -.: i:u.inii-i-i Hutinfartory. 8 5 SHANNON, Kwsttyer FHROUSON B. C FERGUSON. S. Daney, Prop, i /JSV,*i j.y. .-• Don't Pay Rent — EASY TERMS. :;; Barber Sb op, SURVEYORS. O.B.N WILKIE, P.LS. Provincial Land Survey.r, Mineral Claims 5nrv«*y_l and Crown Oraots Obtained Rislil.-iiii Nut Itivnrrt ditlr., I unit l.nk.. II 1 HUt A (Jood Shave or Hair Cut uooa :>nave or nair v.ui CALX. OS ■ William Schnel Kl RMMOM nml Iiinl I I iki Hot and Cold Eaths ii»*»^ I ') A. K. HKVLAM). PKOVlirciAL LAND SDBVKTOD Minora! ClrtinJi Surveyeil I'nri..U!, KASl.fi ' W. H. Jones, Lonso leaf Binders, Pine .lud Print in)*. NELSON, B. C. rJrnestHarrop Lumber Sash Doors Hardware Etc. At Cost for Cash Poplar Creek. , L- F. B. Wells, REVELSTOKE, B.C. RAW FURS BOUGHT Buffer is a Conundrum. - 111 OiiLiiio am near In the .'id.. mrtrk : snnifl in Winnipe'.'. At thu latter |j1W' fivsli ma.I,- l,rk_« .'u-' - liiiffi '.vli..le-iil.' ni :;.".".. ami the starchy tiiakos it possible lor the tlsulers tnsill any kiml of trtttk a() big prices. -*liifrkcy's Weekly Report. 11. ■.■. ^ii*fni . -. —..»* White Burbank Potatoes - - " The Best Ever.1 $2.26 per cwt. *.•_■-. m-jr-v-T.*-.bs r_-__aa OGILVIE'S ROYAL HOUSEHOLD FLOUR .MmiIi- l.v the Nrw Kleetrical Process, Isackoowleclgetl In Is' lhe BEST. We don't KEEP it I We SELL it I TheB C. ASSAY and CH iHICAL SUPPLY (Jo., IU1. Van<(4ivkh, B. C, lliiiiiijiiiirlers lor Assavcrs, ftfininfr ai.ib Mill SllpnliSa. Bole .ii-i-iii.. iu 11. C. for .MurKitii Cruclbls Co., Batttrssa. Kng- *ai"l ; F. VV. Itrnnn & Co.'a Pnlcnt (111 v Fiirnnces, Burners, ptc, VV'm. Alna- aorth & Co.'s i'Lnc Balaui'cs, etc.. e)v. A. G. ERASER'S Store %c^ B.C. «' »"r, - •.. . qv 00.0x^ j CASH PR.ICl:S CAM) P.Burns&Co Lat**^ **aTaTaaM__- WJIOLKSALK AND RETAIL Meat Merchants Dealers in all kinds of Prosit Meat ilvDI'TLAKK, B.C. lhe Nelson Brewing Co. Brewers of Fine Lager Beer and Porter R. Reistcrcr (_> Co. - Props. B_B Sai.i-.: I-nl,-' 85 nml •"''' ••lock 17, Troul Liki'. Apply '" Mi.-. ,|. II. Gorman, 60S Unlvorsiiy H Sealtlr. W'nsll. BSSBK--
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Title | Lardeau Mining Review |
Publisher | Trout Lake, B.C. : Murray & Atherton |
Date Issued | 1905-05-05 |
Geographic Location |
Trout Lake (B.C.) |
Genre |
Newspapers |
Type |
Text |
FileFormat | application/pdf |
Language | English |
Notes | Published by Murray & Atherton from 1904-11-11 to 1905-07-28. Published by unidentified party from 1906-08-05 to 1907-09-05. |
Identifier | Lardeau_Mining_Review-1905-05-05 |
Series |
B.C. Historical Newspapers Collection |
Source | Original Format: Royal British Columbia Museum. British Columbia Archives. |
Date Available | 2016-05-18 |
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 | 19e3176e-a049-438d-8667-3879518b4c0b |
DOI | 10.14288/1.0310287 |
Latitude | 50.647222 |
Longitude | -117.53889 |
AggregatedSourceRepository | CONTENTdm |
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