s\f— ' V ' -V«*V*fc. ' ^***" Ins ii larger circu. tjon than any •,'i''vx|ia|M'i' in N. K.iiiti'ii.'iy. Best ad* K-irtisiiiK medium. Lardeau APR 28 im—£ hi' representative _nf ©re neb Lardeau Country. Si'iit to any address for $2 per nn. in advance. VOL. TROUT LAKE CITY, B.C., APRIL ai, 1905. No-4f Railway Policy- Is Good. [Ona Victoria Lhttbb.] In view of i)it« decidedly favor* nl.' prospeota for definite railway delation which obtained during i' curly jinrt niul middle of the ■ inn just Closed, it limy lie ns nil tu onquiie Into the reasons liv those prospects did not mat- ri.ili/c into something more tan- Such an enquiry in all tbe lore desirable, now that the smoke Ind dust of parliamentary strife [as somewhat cleared, In order ii.it the general public may de- anilely comprehend the exact print statu.* of their province ill re- |anl to railway development a bing most imperfectly understood )\ the average citizen, who rarely «"iks outside the need of his own istrict—and in order that the I.im.' of inaction, where blame liere is. may be, by impartial judgment, j.Inccd ii|.oii those shoulders ili.'i'- it most properly belongs, Willi the first sharp feeling of lisappointment at the failure of lhe negotiations looking towards lailway legislation) there arose I (position natural, perhaps, hut no way justified by tbe tacts of e case—to bla no tbegoveromonl ir th" deadlock between the high Ion trading parties. Unprejudiced fv.iiiiiiiiti.m of the facts of the taae, however, docs not warrant ihi- oondemiiation. It ia to h. remembered! in con s'llcring lhe IcrWlB '.'. r-1 by the itrioua railway/1 promoters who l» iicil up negotiations with the • '.. nun' nt dating the |>a-t SOS- It-ion, thnt these promoters regarded It he country from a very different standpoint to that occupied by the lad ministration Briefly, their different points of view may be defin* led in this way; the promoter re- Igarded the country ns a desert, which bit projected line was t.> ipen up t.. >■ ttl.nn nt ami consequent commerce ; Ihe government, mi the other hand, better informed a- t.. the r. ROUro - of the 'anil, knew thnt it wns no dea it, hut an immensely rich storehousi needing only n door of communication with the outer world. That .lour once opened, enormous wealth, not to he extravagantly thing away or unwisely encumbered by ilie administrator! of the people's heritage, would Hew steadily from this reservoir to enrich the people. I'.ut it would bo by no means the part or wisdom for the government to give tWO-thirda of this wealth to ih.se who opened the door. Tin price wan I.... high. In other wor«ls. the promoter re- garded hi" railway as n speculation, nut uf which he was (jet all he could, uhile the government re* garded that same railway merely as a menus to develop, in the In* tercets of the community, a most valuable asset. A moment's reflection will show how widely apart Were these two points of view—the one thnt of a gambler taking a chance, the other that of a Statesman entrusted with a grave responsibility. And it was the impossibility of reconciling these two points of view which WHS a large factor in breaking off the negotiations. The government could not, in honor to the people <>f this province, recede from its position ; nml the promoter iliil not know enough to moderate his demands. The fact is that the government realized what the promoter did not —namely, that conditions have vmtly changed from what they were twenty, or Oven tun years ago. li former dnys this, country was undeveloped ant] practically nothing was known of the resources of those undeveloped areas. To-day two-thirds of it is still undeveloped, hut its resources nre very direct benefits in thc shape of revenue in return. The other railway propositions before the government were in practically the name strain. Each ami all of ihem were colored by the same erroneous idea, so indue* well known and appreciated—atItriousjy fostered by the opposition, all events hy the present govern- that the governmedt could not live ment Thus, then, while it might'unless it yielded to them, have been excusable to hand over It may be well to remark in con- to a railway company millions of Ielusion that while the opposition, ilollars nnd millions of ncres of their friends and newspapers, are land as a bribe to go Into a cou^- [making a great outcry about the try out of which, for all anyone | absence <,f railway legislation, could say, they might never bejthose outside of partisan polities able to make enough to pay fmjare in a position to prophesy, with axle grease, it would be perfectlyia great probability of accuracy, indefensible to do the same thing J that the earning season will sec to-day, when it iB known that more railway construction than has every district is immensely rich mi been done in the past three years natural wealth of nil kinds, and ! put together.—-Tub Man in 1111. that, the moment a railwny is es- Qal__Y. tablished through il, that railway —- will h.'gin to make money hand ; I_OC8.1 Z'TSWS Hut, in commending the government for their foresight and prudence in refusing to sacrifice the country, it is not fair to unduly blame the railwny folk for their ex* horhitant demands The innss of the people are very prone to forget that n railway company is not strange though this truth may seem—an aggregation of philnn The Mill Difficulty. The local Trades Committee met Leslie il ill, who has the management of the Canadian Timber and Sawmills, Ltd.. last Saturday night at the office of Deputy Sheriff Yuill. The object of tbe meeting was to find out it there was a probability of the early resumption of the mill. I It was stated thnt the demand tervening centuries hv all. By locally for llimber was such that if'many who have accepted him as Good Friday. The tragedy enacted on the hill of Golgotha about one thousand eight hundred and seventy two years ago is to-day commemorated over all portions of th" civilized WOlld. The man, Jesus, who on that day suffered tleath hy crucifixion has been revered through all the In* Oddfellows' anniversary service nt the M.E. Church Sunday night. With the closing down of the reduction plant for 11 few days, owing to a broken shaft, there were a number of nun down to town this week taking in the sights. Noah Abrahamson returned the " hi " plant was not to resume at an early date, other parties were willing to put in a small plant to satisfy thc local demand. Mr. Hill stated that as far as he knew there wns no hope of an amicable settlement and thnt as the mntter wns in the courts, it would he itopoa- sihle for him to say when operations would he resumed. lie said, however, that if the selling of the lumber now on hand would lill the demand, he would on his return to i Nelson arrange to put it on the market. Placer Operations. The 180 feet of flume work or- ! tiered by the Placer Co. is being built as rapidly as lumber can be had. It ia the intention of the company to build all told another half-mile, and work all the more possible spots on the lied of the river. Good values are being ub- from Uevelstoke on Monday, where Ihroplsts, but simply and solely nn ''ne lms •****•• for -**0 P*8* two weeks association of husincss men out to looking after the palatial Centraljtained, and the shareholders are make as much money as they can I "0,e' '" "*9 absence of brother feeling jubilant over the near spin return for the goods they sup-! Charlie, who has been recuperating proach of dividends. ply, F.,r the needs of tbe country :lt thc' liot Springe- they do not care a rap, except in I It is evidently not the intention so far as those needs facilitate tin of Will Abrahamson to let bis fine attainment of their own ends. All addition to the townsite stand idle they desire is to get ns mu.'li the For the past two week best of the bargain a? thy pa can. fn order to make 11 good show- ing nnd fencing about two .icns of | Kowlan.3 exchSnges that he has ing, a good bsjancasheeL and good it. This has now been plowed, it been doing some good missionary dividends for their shareholders. heing the owner's intention to put *se gentlemen, holding this the Und under cultivation. Spud" 'towni Interested in Coal. Fred Elliott returned from Nel* ...,i(r,,,- 'son and Rossland last Monday me*- have beet. |mrd at work clear- {'''Jf1'1- W" Ka -V ,,,lr Nel80n i,^•,1 'work for the Lardeau in those While away he attended poi t..f vi.-w, came before the leg-j will form tbe principal feature, we a ' tin8 <"' tbe North-Western (stature t.lis session to make as are told, whilst bsnanas, figs, Coal Co. at .Nelson. good a bargain for themselves as lemons and pineapples may be The company has large tracts of they could. Traditions were all confidently anticipated the follow in their favor. Previous legisla- iotf year. ttires, elected from the same con-j Telephone communication wns stitueneies. sitting in the same j this week established between the building, representing the BOme hospital and town. The instru- good people of British Columbia, | ,m.nt at tllis eil(* nM be in installed had never refused ngenerous * hnn.l in t|„, outt.r 0,lip,. ,,{ .),,. ](l,s, (l(li(,, out'of hind or money to anyone A more central lot ation could not who would promise themn railroad, |,nvo j^.,, gel-jcted, and it goes anywhere. Why should this pre- ,vjti,out 8avj11(, that the innovation sent government behave otherwise I wjjj he in\\y appreciated by the j than its predecessors ? ! townspeople." Dr. Robinson can As Instancing the exhorbitant now be communicated with at any nature of the demands made by I hour of the day or night the railway promoters, the ease of) ■fnm^t window-front has this W*. H. Aldrldge, manager of the week been groaning under an abun* Canadian Smelter at Trail, states fair example. In the ^^ o( toothsome comestibles in "'" the capacity of the lead re coal land in the North-west, ami have arranged with British capitalists to finance the proposition. The arrangements which were completed al the Nelson meeting provide for a "ash working capital of tf7.")0,CKK").0O. A branch railroad will be put in from the line of the C.P.R., a distance of about 16 miles. The government analysis report shows that the company ive an excellent coking coal, for which there is always a good de ma ml. the Qrand Trunk Pacific may be | taken ns B straitened financial condition of the green line. These have now finery at Trail ia to be trebled tn the province, conditions of which 1 gIve"pla<J8 ^ „ ,,iV(lv assi,rtm,.llt .net thc demands mode for the they were well aware, it might 0f e^.* notbouae exotics, pig lead and silver which are being have been supposed that such de- ,.,.,, produced there Iu the post a mandi would have been Incredible. I M N 'I"""1 roturned w ^neaday, ^^ ^ ^^ ^ ^ Let us suppose for .1 moment that bringing in a string of cayeusesfor| h Jb(jen ^ fmm „„. Wl,rkf it hod been possible to give this P-w-Mng purposes. company the hind grants it re- The Spring rush is on. Monday quired. Then, not content with night eight commercial men ar- that, ami knowing full well that rived on lhe boat, and the demand the government hud been forced to I for sample room was such that the increase taxation on the individual Oddfellows' hall had to he put to in order to meet the increased bur- use. dons.of administrations, the Grand] ,,. Bft.*,le) of popiar( went over to the Mammoth group on Wed- Trunk Pacific people had tho immaculate nerve to demand in addition that these Immense lnml nosday to start a crew on development work. This property is now grants, if given, should be exempt L_nod by the Bdwarrj Baillie Co., from taxation for a period of thiriy ' •*j years ! This is a fact. Mr. Morse, on behalf of his company, practically demanded that section ._ of the of Mr. J. Henderson, late manager and have, to all indications, a prosperous career ahead of it. Judge Leamy has given judgment on the jury's verdict in favor Land Act should he repealed in their favor; that is to sav that the government should have no inter-1 for the Canadian Timber and 8aw- ests iii anv of the townsites of the company for wrongful dismissal. 'The action wns tried here before 11 company in British Columbia. In . v . . ., , , ' • , „ ... , „ jury in November last and judg* other words, the position of the J ' J , ,, ..; ., , ,, ment was reserved. Mr. Henderson (Irani Trunk Pacific was that thev .. ... . .. , . '. ,-, recovers the full amount of his should get everything they could (.1.um (, s MeCarter appeared from the government, and shut off f,„. Henderson and A. VVheafler for tbe province from obtaining any the Company. ' t.. the < Irient, and when the output i- increased this trade will grow considerably. • It is currently reported at ViC toria that W. C. Wells, M.P.IV for Columbia district, will succeed Sir Henri July as lieutenant-governor of British Columbia. Mr Wells has been a member of tbe local legislature for a nuiiiher of years. and was chief commissioner of hinds.and works in both the Duns* m.uir and Prior governments. Sir Henri Joly's term has expired, and he is only retained oj lieutenant- governor pending the selection of his Buccesa >r. K. S. Motand and Henry Mag* nusoii. both of Poplar, were visitors this week. Little Willie Laugstaffe received nasty injuries on Thursday from one of thocayeiises running around. The little fellow's face is badly cut, bill BO far OS Ifl klioiiii is not of ,1 serious nature. the Redeemer of the world, the Son of (lod, by all who revere him as a Man whose teachings have been accepted as a guide to the best and highest type of citizenship, His lift- is a noble example, and His cruel death to save .mankind will be mourned as long as this world shall last. __ __ Mrs Baldwin, of Ferguson, was a visitor this week. Charlie Billiard and Dave M'\- Lennati were in from Camborne on Thursday. These gentlemen are thoroughly imbued with the fact that their burg is to bo tiik mining camp '.;' the I. irdeau. Of course it is. next to Charlie Dulmnge cam? down to s|)L'iid his Faster holidays from the Nettie L. A special from ltcvl-toke reports the murder ol n Japanese woman ('• red-light''). She was literally hacked to pieces, her head being almost severed from the body. Two Japs are nrrested, and the police nre searching for a desperate white who it is thought had a hand in the liorrible affair. From a letter received, the Hon. R. F. Green, Chief Commissioner of Lands and Works Department will pay us a visit about the 1st. of May. Mrs. Harry Qodsoe left on Friday morning for her home at Vancouver. The latest reports from the Triune gives a nice body of concentrating ore in the lower tunnel, This is .'."inclusive evidence that the ore li .1" - opened up in the upper levels are going down. Service will be hold on Easter Sunday morning at the Methodist Church at 11 o'olock. In the evening at 7 .'50 an anniversary service of the Oddfellows. Both services conducted by the pastor. Special music. Frank Ion, an old-timer in the Lardeau, returned on Monday from a three months' visit to Nelson. Stanley Menhiiinick and Steve Woods leave Mondav for the new northern country. Both of these gentlemen are old-timers in Trout Lake, but the alluring prospec's of the north have decided them to try their fortunes along the line of the proposed (i.T.P. route They will go from here to Vancouver, thence by b.at to Bella Coola, and from there l-">" ml'es north-east to the Oosta country, where it is their intention to locate and take up land. We arc soiiv to ! Be two nich good citizens. Since their arrival in the town of Trout Lake in it* curliest davs every movement which would be of benefit has met with tb.ir assistance ami support. They take with them the best wishes ol the whole community for their success. Andy Craig i- eleir ng his ranch on the outskirts ol t'ie town. He will build stables for the accommodation of his ever increasing stock. When completed, everything will be up to all the latest sanitary requirements. Tim Licensing board had a siting on Wednesday. H. Magnuson applied for an.l was granted a license for the Dominion Hotel at Poplar. Ferguson Items. Don't forget the service Sunday. Tommy Russell, from the Nettie L. mine, went out yesterday to spend Easter at Calgary. Asa Ilillni.in of the South Fork hotel was down to the lake on business to-day. Rob Hargreaves and Asiinyer Mncfarlane, both of the silver mill, were holidaying in Trout Lake today. Ohummie Johnson has returned from a trip to Banff, where he has been for the benefit of his health. A fine Easter entertainment will be given at the Eagle hall Sunday evening, April 23rd. Zealous efforts have lieen put forth in preparing the program, and all who nre privileged to attend will be highly grntified with the interpre- tation of the Enster thought and spirit. While there will be no ad- mittanc charged, don't forget your Easter offering. A case of assault was brought ou before the magistrates on Thursday. The contes'ing parties faced the magistrates a month ago on a similar errand, and the result then was against the defendant. The latter objected to one of the magistrates in this instance, and an ad* journment was made until Saturday next. Andy Daney has his six-horse teams drawing the freight wagons again on the Ferguson-Trout Lake road. R. II. Battey, jun.. returned from a trip to Nelson, where he hai been having his ivories attended to, on Friday. We have a lovely assortment of stationery at the Review oflice suitable for Easter. There is no doubt but that Ferguson will see a very satisfactory growth this summer. Mrs. (Dr.) Newcorubr Mrs. A. .'. Cummins, and Miss E. Batho •antercd down to the lake on Wednesday. Dave Robertson returned to town on Monday from Sandy, Utah, where he has been stacking 'em for th'- winter. O. B. Batho returned from a trip to Nelson on Monday. Harry I'orteous has been to Nelson this week. Fred Little (" Kid") pens us nn epistle from "his home in Mount Forest, Onfc, and his friends will he pleased to learn he has improved wonderfully in health. He hopes to lie back in tlie Payroll Centre uIhuU May let The main shaft leading to the motor room i.t the reduction works at 5 Mile broke on Tuesday nnd the mill has shut down fur a few days. Most of the employes have be n engaged during the week in clearing away brush iu the vicinity of the mill. Th.* store of McKinnon nnd Sutherland is a veritable hive of industry nt present. The early Opening of the roads and trails is giving business nn impetus thnt bus not been equalled in years. Jink Luiuly. of Innisfnil, Alta., who with his father is interested heavily in some inining properties around Ferguson, was in on Tuesday looking after his interests. An epidemic of drummers struck the burg on Tuesday. All ro|>ort business lively. The Snyder joke was against us, but we will get even with th >r- : respon, lent IB i 5fcu'ht_ & Co.jSmifh & eo, 45 Bleury Street, MONTREAL. WHOLESALE DEALERS in Butter, Efl*-., Clieee, Produce am! Fruit. Houston Bk„ Josephine St,Nelson,B.O, w:od valla: ware co- ltd- Hardware, Miners' Supplies, Stoves imtl Ranges, nelson, b. c. "6 °" HAflLI-he representeil ie. the Lar I WW' ileiiii at regular intervals \CE HARD- Ihrooghous iho your. Or.W iii in ry TitUU'l LAKE LODGE I. O.O.F, NO, 41 t •**•?"*_, j. R*SUM>r meetings h.'lil \ ,>-**'» M« OiMlt'llnw's Hull .-v. \ ' ' .•*»» Tuesday nighl nt S Vl :a,--^:wr> o'ch't'l.. Visiting l.r.itli- ^_.s>,-jr.. j^»- era .'.mtlully welcome. 3. II,Scott, N...i. Prod Mi,.,,.,, tv. i: it I'-.s..,- TUSCAN LODGE, No39. A V & AM. 3rd Thursday each X/ month. . Visitors Welcome c Ford lie I. Sec, I! M i I nwn, W.al | for ololhing will receive close attention Our representati' a will lie InTHOUl LAKE and FERGUSON Iu a few weeks We have a great i-sputa** tion for Style and Fit. Save vou.rt Qifjers. The IJ C. ASSAY and (li SfllCAL SUPPLY Co., Ltd. Vaxcouvbb, D, C. Ueadquariera for Assoyera, Wining aid .Mill 8ii|i|.l.es. Sole agents in B. t'. for Mo rgau Crucible Co., Undersea, England; I'. W. Brant) ttCo.'s PatentCary Furnaoes, Burners, etc : Win, Alns* wmtli i>c Oo.'s Fiue Balances, etc, etc, . o • • • • • . • • • . a • « . • • • « We Nelson S»i ewine o Brewers of Fzi_e Lager Beer end Porter R. Reisterer <_> Co. - Props. tut. mii.i.oy Isnowlo. eul.'il in Nelson us suc- tH'ssor to Or. Stodtliirtnt Tee Aberdeen Block t'lieiits fi'inii the Lar* ileiiii may rely on tlrst- i-li.su irriiiiii.nl : ; : A. Mffloy l„ • • • • • * • • • • • • « • t • A SIGN OF FAITIi IB . 1 i' -1 ■_.J \ && i -i__J believe in " The Slater Shoe!" Otherwise the sign pictured here would never swing" from our store. Our faith in Slater Shoes is based upon full Imov/lsclge and personal wear of them. We had to sign a rigid contract in order to securo thp exclusive control for this town. Naturally wc "went clow," and investigated thoroughly before wc signed it We bought several pairs cf Slater Shoes and wore them personalty, j We knew a score cf-people who had worn Slater Shoes regularly, and we consulted them coriidontialiy, on tho fit and sendee givea Then wc visited the factory to see just how carefully they were ! made, and what sort ci" materials were put under the finish. After wc were convinced that no other chocs in Canada, at the price, were co carefully and uniformly well-made, we signed the contract which gave us contrcL & -0 & Then we placed a lar^e order fcr a full range of Slater Shoe shapes, sizes and widths. It had to be a large crdcr for v/e must sell a raft of Slater Shoes in order to make a fair profit out cf the line. Because, the Makers' stamp their own retail price on the lining of every Slater Shoe, and that price doesn't leave any fancy margin for the Retailer. But, we have seen that tho actual difference m profit has been put into the shoes, and that what we lose in profit the Wearer gci.3 in extra service, style and comfort. We rely upo. i that extra value to increase our sales, so that the volume will _____ up for thc small profit per pair. Our new Slater Slices are now in stock, and we are proud of them. Come and tell us what you think cf the new styles, and cf our judgement in making this radical "move" in our business. Look them over, and try them on, even if you don't want to buy 3t once. If you are hard f o fit, better choose while the stock is fresh-— while sizes and widths arc complete, and perhaps we'll lay aside for you the pair you select, till you want them. '•HA 'Vi/ 1 L i- r -V-" .. ti c. The-H : /*?■*_•¥$ c -■•** -v *",' * Now don't defer— Como alon^ today, f or terncrrow, and 7 sco what we've > got fcr you in— """**sw GOODYEAR PROCESS \&r3JC-^s Liid^ksLJ \_^ sole Local Ajc^z MeFirmon & Sutherland, Ferguson, B.C. !,-•-_.M**"."* *-•***•» i«11 *ajfJ»a-*-k*U»» •* ***-*»aae»,| dsterson, Crifi •m - • * " < •#- ' ,. -. .. • i i is jiiwM»»swst-swar-*-a-r.a*ftt-- zEz WE Kept a Stove in Our Store all the Winter, and our Canned Fruit is not rozen. Masterson, Griffith and Co. i, i» ^m: General erchants, rout Lake NSW NOW A LADDER OF SWORDS. By Gilbert Parker, elotb, $1.50 THE LAST HOPE. By H. S. Mcrrimsn, cloth, 1.50 THE MYSTIC BPRLNG. By I». W. Biggins. \ i.'t..ria.!.50 FOSTER'S'BRIDGE1 MANUAL Cloth, 1.50 Build'ng Trad'a Pocket Book Business Man's Pocket Hi»>k Mechdnic's Pocket Mem< riimlum Three vols. 1,50 Pul by tlie LitiTiihtioiiul ('i.rr.'-i ".i.l- i'ii.i' Bcboo) at *1 i*ni'li onr price 1140 aCffliaDniMCi). NELSON. B C. J. Y. Griffin & Co. Celebrated Brandt of Hum, Beooti mill li'L'*, NELSON, - - B C. HADDEN HOUSE ^ZlXT' In, .mi I'H'ii a .-'iiiioiiii!.;.' ha-mf If •«> tr> ! . Mi..1.1. n II.'ii-.-. \1'..|| rnri.ti>tft**.| r..i>iii% IgbUd I.y . I.i-I rlrli.v, il.t. i_aa Imartl, In li- l...r'.iii Mill fln.l all Un bM llllllllajl III i.inl lin|Hiilri| II.|ii..mini.I ilfiir-. Thomas Madden. P.*or.* is ili« limn f,r y,,u t" Hny I.-it-*. Never *v 'pjj I ^ ^>*r ww tlie Protipects of Fei H'i bii_hr. Tho Town of FERGUSON will bfl one of III- <in';i|ibt Ore Producing Cam pa in the World. Tin* high ilrgree nf ancoeaa a ilileved by ilu- iiirii.-r. ns WEALTHY mul PRACTfOAl. HKITISH an.l AMERICAN MINING COMPANIES now ODerating there i- u iribnte lo H e tremendous sn-altb oftlis bilh u s 'p.'l I ,r' s LLJJJ 11■ M :,*> Public School, Hospital, nml other iiiMitiitioiiH. K-jcMent Waierr«iks system. Streets, S'..ii"i nml Besldeiicea ill_- mined by E'eotrleity, Daily mill i.i rvice. The' toWfttlla is mliairiilily laid nut <im in NOW on ih,. grouud floor. Lots urn now be pureittsed • tRon $75 UP. Lands and Works. CANCELLATION OF RESERVE. N'i.TI''KI< Iii'r.li.v Klvrn Uml Ilu- rc«i>rm lion i.1-iiii-ln'il in pursuant*-, of the provl- ■Inn* "f ili.' "i'"Imml.In mul .Vaalr-rn llnil-.vujr Hlllatl.lv let IMi. " i..ili.i-»'if .vi.lrl. u-.'ic ii.ii. Ii-ini| In ut linilatl 11.1-iinl.i.i "'iiz'li.' hi .1 ii ii 'i Tin Mm-, lasa, unit Mn J una im*.;, it»pfi lively,are liereh-. .■..' win rl. Crown Hilda alluatoil nii.ilu tin- him . ■■> i.r.i..il in |he anld n-- ■ r- nll'.ii \. ill Ih' . -| »-..■-•■ i" - i|c, " til. ii" i I. I. ii ■ iiiii|..iliir..|.| . "■! under the pwvlalniia nf Hi" "l_nd Act," Ihreo iiimilha Blttr Ilia date nf ihe llr-i imh letillnii nf ihl« in. I..- in tin' llriil-h c.i.i i. i in/.'iir; provided, liwwever, thai In all en**-* vl.ii'i' inn.'*, i.n' «> anld, pn emplrt, lew i "i ■IIn riv. nltenaU'd by tha 'Jovernmenl, niul n -iii. "iii. 'illy f.mii'l, iii'iii Hi" »ur." .v nf tin C.iiini.i In nml WMtrm IlilllWnj Liim* nil!)'. iil,."l(«, (ll HO Wholly nr In |mll will.. ii i.ii ii bloeka, I hen ihe pertwni *" >«.-.i-.ilrliiu mi.'Ii landa -hull ooquln Ihe'r lllln therein from I In- lliiih.u.- i .uiii'iiiiy, who Im i.'i.nr.'.'il to deal wiih fiieli I'liniiiiK. r«, pre emptor*, I.---., ., el.'.,.in tli.- -..inieffriii* i.ti«l<-.iii<lltli>i>N ua lhe ll.iveriiMi.iil would under Hi-' pruvl- Ml.iiiH.ifih*'-Land tct,"exeepl in rea|*t*el lo timber iin.il* on the L'./inpany'abliieka, whleh »liiill In' Kiihjiri In the reniilatlnna lamed by ih.' i "in | nn. r. in 11 vi- i»l h.'...I Una of timber ..I. tho Columbia ni.'1 western iti.iiw.iy i...n'i Grant. W. h. iioiii;. Pepuly Commissioner ol tswidtS Works, l.ui iInhihI Works In I'Hiiiii'ni, VlslOlla, I..«'.,:' il I'.hr liny, ll«i".. (Md T0VVN5I TR AGENT FLOYD I REVELSTOKE. B. C. fl **. Zbe TDotel JSeaton ... BEAION. b c. - I 6 W. BOYD -:- ,■- Prop - - ^»04_StS_ ffftfgi ■-■■ i : i i USON K9TE ^._f-?"~ The noted homi for Iravi lit i l ■ rguson, B.C. A well stocked Bar oi i he cholc IvIcDonnoll & BlacU iqou \\ , ■ Pr ipriotora. Legal Notices. IT1CK I" Ml ... M 0-0WNE11H. I'jiii.ii- Kin., nnd .1. VV. Burnt or to u liomm ever i hey t h.-y may have transferred their intercat In tin ■■ > apl< Leaf " mineral claim,situated , i, i lie south east lide ol Poplar ere I and al oui two aud a hall wilea from tin mouth ol the creek, in the Troul Lake Mining Division of West Kootenay. '.mi are hen bj nol ifled that I, At ilmr I, I.il.i - • in, co ■ -.- ii'i with vou in the 'I I.imI " mineral claim above J bed i ni .■ i -i formed laboi and I ,..;..■■ I ■ • | t||| aj(| r'.ii in In [lie exti nl of (100.00, 'under the pro- i iaions if seel "I "I tli" Mineral Act, I In oi '■ r i" i"'1 i ■ ni<] claii i, and tho lid i.iii'.i w:i- i"-:: ■ ed e having i | : I m lice I" '-mil i .!,i:I.• i'.i |'i"i - ■ tpenditnre, i are furthei notified that il at ; tion ol 0 lays of | uh |' ■ you fail or refuse to co I ib t. proporl lie expcndil ■r n iili all costs "i mlver- .i.i.i interests i'i il"- Baid claim •■"I in in.■ ■ |. i Mil eral tel amended \cl I ! gl I'm lai ( leek, n . . Dec 31,'04. ARTHUIl '.. JOHNSTON, Co-owni r : I'.H'-, NOTICK 'Ki CO-OWNER8. To T. If. Davey, oi to any pi r- >n o ■ ■ to « horn he may h»ve trans ii i ii ii in- iiiten -i.-. T.il..' Notice, I tbe undersigned ■ o owner with you In the C-jon and Davej mineral 'i.i i - situate about four Billet above I erguson on South l'..rl> creek in the Trout Lake mining llvision of West Kootenay liiciriii and I'tii',iI..-, "i British ilolumuia have dom the required work on the above-men : i .i.i.l mineral claims for i he yeai - 1901 and i'"U mi order to hold ihe same nn- li i ■--I'tinn l'4 nf the mineial acl, and I' h itliin K) days of I hie nol ice you fail "i refuse to contribute youi portion of. uch expenditure for Mm k done, together with tbe cost <if this advertisement, your interest in tbe naid roinoral claims will become the propelty of the subscribed under section 1 of the Mineral Act Amendment Act of 1900. Dated at Tt it Lake this •-'4th day "f March '05, S. DANEY, L'l 3't'5. . owner r|l''l IKICAl I-i OF IMPRON BS1ENTS. NOTICE Hoveiigc mini ral clain iltiin e in the ll""; l nke Mining Division nf West Ki "'nnaj district, Where I-. it,.| ._On Triune Mountain 11 north westerly extension of th Morn ing Ktitr mil oral claim. Take Noli..- thai I.i-, oi;i - m,-.. Cniter, itcting na ngi nt for At - |, • , nun,ti, frueminei 'scerllflcsil intend, sixty days from il.- dniu hi n nl Jj» «P] ly to the Mining Recorder foi n ' ith catc of linprovei unts, for the I obtaiuiug a Crown i ii the above claim. And further take notice that at tion anoi i " tion 87, must be commenced '' ! "■ 'i ' ii ince of such Certilicati 'ii Improvements. Dated this 16th day of Man b. ai.. GEO, ;. McCARTI I: it pays ■ ..-■- the '■ lephone. A ' fti .i Offl - - al IVi-."i, ... Cumii tore Trout Lake, Pi si OIHee; aUo at Beaton. Cum- aplix and Arrov head, POPLAR DIRECTORY Grand Hotel FIRST-CLASS BAH,: A. NO. 1 ROOMS, •_ as . J m JaGobsofl&Msrson, PriijHi • t Balmoral Hotel. R\ Visitors i" l"ergU8on may rely upon the verybeatof nccommoilntlon al thir well-known hotel Rooms nre well furnished thtonghont, Tl o Bar is Bl eked with a cl ■ irtment of pal itable quencln i Under the Management of S. Siinget* !% ^DerlinerGraiRsnphona AW ki.vls of New Records. £.1. Ajren. for the Lardeau : J. C. Murray TrcLtLckt B. C. Roya! Motel I anc> Bar, A1usic.il lintertainmcnt Bulletin Board, World's Mining News. If L. MORAND, ■ PROP. THE QUEEN'S HOTEL Abrahamson Bros., Proprietors TH! ,:\V AN ll I Iu-I ' :.\ i 1ST ALL KKSI Fire Proof Safe Tli. i. . .1 w.: , ■ -t VI - .'ii Clears o tbs m.rltet. CERTIFICATE OF IMPROVEMENTS NOTICE. eph, Maud nnd Anna Miner-1 Sunset, J.„r „ _ , . al Claims, lituatc in the Trout Lake *-^ r i.\h !*>1J< U Mining Division, Weal I tenay I'i- trict. Where located:—Situate on the North Fork "i I nrl.-nu creek in the Province of British Colombia, about "ti'- mile ab ive Circle City. Take Notice that I. Charles .V. Mc - Cn --.in. of the City of Los An.-, lea, California, Fioe Mi The BES i Always ! MINING S1J"I- 8HOE PAI KS : RUBBERS ind OVERSHOES! (iHR.MAN SOCKS I Dominion Hotel Tl i ■ i 'I he . ' refully i 'arc nf. ly & Nelson • Pip. . ■- Trout Lake, CENTRAL HOTEL Revelstoke li Under the same Managriue.it. SOTli i.i" DKLIS .UKNT no-oWNKlt | u^^"'°\ F'J0.M.*ni'.r'*- Certificate No. i '■■ ■ ' -. inti n I aixt} d ■-. - from the date I nr to whomaoevei he hereof to apply to the Mining Record may have transferred his interest in foi a Certificate of fmpro\. „ il,,- purran dug ii Crown Irani "'"'k''"lb '"'•" i "'-'aaBBBBBBBBi BBBBBBBBBi ■■■_____■ ___"l 'lr"|,|, I he" H i hex and Charlotten • . tl .ii I the linden SHom ptake, i ii |i tlenbui. -wes ■ in v. h.it :- I lake haain in the i lion of Wesl ■y • xuendi ntioned mineral | lirOO '.'"'I. , ■ • ;;. lei -' ti-iti 1'4 t ■ and : 11 • - i'. was pi .-.■] ex ist in" >-\| ir, il. I hen - . ■ ti fail or rcfunj to contribut I* \s nut >"ii will ij.t If vim ,Iii vuiir l.uvina for n Certificate of Improvements f..r | .„,■."..",':.•.?.".'.'"" ' '""■"'' •"" " vl■"'""-: ■' .'..ll ..I. ua, i - aoove claims, .nd further ta k<- notice that under the issua i Ccrtifi lati of Improveuii Dated this Srd day .ptil. i d i" i. 8-4-05 CHARLES W. Md ROBS \ '• NOTHl i I. B., Blui jav, Doubtful,CO , 0 ll in I X V.Z . mineral i laii in .'.•■ ■ I '.. Mining I iii isi u ol ^ ei I ]\" li : v . .ir Trout I i ■ I, O. B N Wilkie ■ .I.i- .I. v u iner'a i • lifii ate No. B83127, Tl! B07AL SEOS STORE •oort^iiateshnnTof sucbesrendilnVeaud ! six,v ,ln>K afterldate hereof, to apply t the c.*t» of this advertisement, | :"* Mining Recorder lor Certificates < ■ in tIn- said ii" roperty of the under* : am by virtue i . • ■! in t a mend mi nt act Itated •;.-.• day ol v I . - I. i ■ ' I . v '..t Co-c ! - - ibtaiu- ■ -f the above claims. And furthei t.ikc notice thai action nnder Bei t ion .".." m isl uch cenil icuients. • dav of , A. D., Mar.3'05 O. B. N. W ILKIE Nelson, B. c. ANDREW & CO. Mail ordi '- car ifully and | nttende I to. Agent ijr Bli u-r and ICei lleton SI .-. TIIVIE TABLE S.S. ARCHEP or S.S. LAW!;! '. RilDI . I!'-.. t.'ii aim Comaplix, cumuionclou < >.-1.. ber i.j!i. IS03, will sail u? I rmiuing, Le i'. Ing Arrow ' •■: foi :: itnn an. Comaplix, twice dail] 10k and 5k. I..-..i Ing li'-.i: ■ ix f"i Arrow bead, twici l2:4Sk. Making .villi all C P. It. Stea Tbe owners i i salilngi .. notice. Tne bmplre l.umbL'r Co., Limited. The Review is the best Advertising Vat Medium in the Xooienays, It Has the Largest Circulation. E. R. VIPOND Trout. Loke Livery Freighting Packing Rawhiding A SPECIALTY. Stables at Trout. Luke. TROUT LAKE HOTEL I ExceDent Accommodation j Best* Liquors ; And Very finest Cigars £3 ehm Simpson, Proprietor. Vl Hotel Baa Sandy Laughton Proprict.ir. [__! IIEN vii-iiin|4 Pergnann you Id stay at tli Lardi an II '.I. Here the vieitor will l>" bui i.'in ded \> i:h li.'iii.- com foi; b, I! ti t li.-ni cuieine, well ventilati I an l wiiiin rooms, wrll slocked bar. and everything which lei ds towards making your vi^it a plfflsant and memorable ono. Rates fn.iii *i day upwards. Wi- strive to please our patrons. FERGUSON. K B B I MACKINNON and SUTHERLAND With the arrival of Spring a Young Man's Fancy lightly turns to Love and Summer Raiment. We have received a Huge Stock of Up to-Date SUMMER Suits. Prices from $10.00 up. FERGUSON - - B. 0. ay TLA ■HERE littve bern fortunes rniide Iiy judicious luvost- im-ni in Real Eutatp, nml more fortum > will li • made than i". er fi" ii- \t two ii ih ri i* _\ ■ art. The one who reaps Hie hart i--t Is the origin il im .'.-t'.r. for he lias Ida in me*i on :t t ei lainty, v,n\ let it- point out lo \on i! nt t'o ir i • n.i i , i-i i r|,ni , N Hie Con- til! nt to I !■ R 'ul Est ti u TROUT LAKE. Trout Lake le Hi ■ pretties) b| oi i i lhe K'.oii'in.v-; ns u pleasure ri a n'l ii has n i pqnal, l!'.,itiii(,' nii'l liilii"^; mny I i Indulged in tin- v. ar rutin I ; while bis game in a'mnd mi e in to the found on thu hills, 1' s din ite i- superb, i hoi i- In ing no i:n\it \ It en es, it b dug mild in wi ii t it and ci ol in summer. It can l»<■ ■:»-t .if a me nf iho liiif.-l initels iiinl r- Bidenci - in lit itisli Columbia, h* ■ I ■ ■ '- wi'll luiil nut and k'im.I, .I. Tin re nr • two . welli ni geni nil Bton a, and n glance al lhe adv t tisi mon - in this journal will ahovv thai u! i I mil. B in !• l.ui'y well r pie*n il d, Wi Ite wit h confl Uuicn i t Ag 'ills. H. McPherson Agent Trout Lake, B.C. ii _§>)M^ ; |>V m\ 11. Lots can be obtained on EASY TERMS. Make your selection at onc3. \. ■•» t. .. O . 0 . Then call on or write to __l t -■- fe;- ^ 8 ! hits nevpi ! ,ul a • boom " Its ^idwiii has been steady. It is tin* lo'iid of cavigatioo, and the lermii .i1 of the Lardo branch of i lie C.P.R. All roads (in the Lardea i) load to Trout Lake. It in the commercial centre of the il. in st minei:il Ji.-trii-t on tbe ci iitineut, and has banking facili- lii i providi (1 by ilif* Impel i;il Hank of Canada : Qrst-class bcIio il in i-'Mi,in. .'a' inn under the din c* i io-. i f 8. Shannon, I!. A.: a good water ByMem ; government offices ; Count*, Court sittings; Methodist EpiK'opn] and Anglican churches and t'ottago hospital. rhere nre valuable ranch lands nn the nnUkirts awaiting selllera. Its lumber resources are magniB* r, i.i. and a liHinl ?.iw mill with a capacity of 60,000 ft, per day is at i.i' nl 11 ihe Ink.'. The mines trihulaiy are proving out bigger producers every year, with uew pi i«| i els i petting up rich bodies of oi •-. Tl ere will be a big rush this summer, so if von would know more, write nl once t-. iUhei of Hut tgi'itiri iii th" addresses u< lo nr, «• «• 4,^v is F. B. Well: General Agent Revelstoke, B.C. ®; U4UtiUiUt4tit.U«iUUtUtU4^4iiiUUi;U*Ul*Ui^*iU4UlMiUiUM I Jofo Printing of every Wi Locals. Amateur gardeners are all busy ) A largo ' onsignmenl of Bucket' bail arrived on Monday's boat. Oecar JacobBdn waB mentioned in our last report of the Willow .tii'.uisc as a " lessee." Les«or is tlie word. Three actions entered against the Canadian Timber and Sawmill Company by Messrs. Nicholson, Scott and Johnson, for damages for injuries sustained in the mill have been settled by the company. Those actions were to have'been tried al the next a.-sizes at Revelstoke in May. Pull Court at Vancouver lias li ■■ -ii adjourned until June 5th. LAKEVIEW HOTEL TROUT LAKE, B. C. BAR WELL SI PPLIED WITH Liquors and Sigars II be faith^Hy_gx^^ £lR| City Drug Large Comfortable Rooms Excellent Cuisine. LEGAL. FRED C ELLIOTT, UARRISTER, NOTARY PUBLIC, ETC., I'r.uit Lake, B. C. and Ferguson. s Levesoue Props ALEX. CRAWFORD THE PIONELR Ueo.S.MoCartor, J A. Harvey A. M. I'liikliain. HARVEY McGARTER & PINKHHAM BARRISTERS. B0LI0IT0R8, Etc. REVELSTOKE B. C. iii-o.i'ii 11,11.'i-i ni Solden, Ki-niii' unPori Steele, U. i'. oltorator Imperial Bank ofOanuda, ,:,::;;:;:,,:;;"::':;:;,::;;;;:,!i;;:;: Livery and Dray Stables operations at the Mammoth. **^ B. Ferguson, of Nelson, was in on .Monday taking orders for bottled headaches and wheels; .Mrs. Gauthier and daughter Frances left this morning to take up residence al Comaplix. Fencing Ins been in operation a good deal the past week. Will Crawford's residence lias been Bur- rounded, aa a'so are the dwellings of Geo. Johnson, Herb. Christy and the plot adjoining the City hotel. .Mrs. .low, tt is making elaborate preparations for dinner at the City hotel on Easter Sunday. -The dining room will be profusely dec ira* ted with Easter lillies, eta Mr. Baker,of the Imperial Hank has gone to Uevelstoke for hid Ea ter holidays. Warm days and cool nights have predominated thin week. Owing to the holidays this week. and ns a resl to printer- is beneficial, we crave our readers ind ul- L* lev for lack of reading matter. 300 Cords Slobwood FOR SALE.... Apply : Jack QnH or iiiy Craig 8*d lie, Puck und Cartage Horse" Always for Hire Freighting, Packing and Teaming a Special!) Dai I v stiiL.- leaves Beaton at 12 o'clock f r Troul Lake Ferguson and Camborne Leaves Ferguson, via Troul Lake for Beaton at " a.m. Branch Stublos at Trout Lake, Beaton, Ferguson an 1 Camborne. JOHN MANNING SCOTT, B A., I. BARRISTERS, SOLICITORS, ETC. A full line of Choice stationery Just Received 0/^ SCHOOL SUPPLIES, PROPRIETARY MEDICINES, AL/J>V*/j TOILET ARTICLES, ETC. PRESCRIPTION WORK A SPECIALTY. STRICTLY CASH WINDSOK HOTEL TROUT LAKE, B C. Best Hotel in Town, Mptere for Mini ami Coiamercial la. ACCOMMODATIONS ARE FIRST CLASS D. R. McLENNAN, PROPRIETOR ..-,-. x-*-ni. it ti -«-n_« trw-Tar Imperial Bank of Canada. Capital Authorised, i-1,1 I Head Office: TORONTO. ONTARIO. Capltnl [paid u| - B.OOO.onO p,e8t - - - 8,000,000 Branches lu tbe Northwest Territories, Pr ivinci s of British Columbia, Manitoba, Ontario and Qti T. R. MERRITT, President, "■ R. WILKIE Vice-Pros, and Gen Map. E. HAY, Aasistaut Gen. Manager. \V. MOF1 AT, Chief Inspeel ir Trom lake. B. C. ilratK-ti-A IK-.u-ial Ranking BlWUMU Tron.ia.lcd. SaviugB " ipartmenl -D i| osite received and inti i -i n lowed. nriins Bold available In :ili pari "i Oonada. LflilH i Btatea aud Euroj* . Bpecl J atu :.i 'ii given '•• ■- iltecUoni and m ■ Bond*. T. ti. I1AKI:K, Hanajjer CUMMINS General Bture. Knit Line of Canned Oooda. Fruits in Bonaon. Ulg Bfjtortnien. .ii Braokora' Supplies. ..ttiiH'i.f ti.. Rig Bend Telephone Co FERGUSON W. Abrahamson Contractor And Builder. Owner of thc Abraham- son Addition to the Townsite, Get a Home For Yourself. Don't Pay Lennoxville —^Hotel, E. MOBBS PROP Hotel and Ceneral Store GERRARD B C ■ : -- ; - '..ml, .... Auditor. , J. O. MURRAY, TROUT LAKE, 8. C. Ootii'i tnt'.iin its carefully to. I ■ : after. Ageul (in ItclnUman'a Planoi Job Printing at The Mining Review KClIt EASY TERMS. G. B. Batho tsisr^r ""Wl":,i LESSEE of the ALHXANDRIA HALI. OK Barber Shop (loud Shave or Hair Cut I VI 1. i'\ ' Willia..-. Schnell, II ki.i m is and I Kill I I iKI Hot and Cold Baths V.M VV-istfall _ Co. FERGUSON. B.6. 2 Post Office Block, ain Mrest. All the Latest Magazines on Sale at "The Review." :::::: Smokers' supplies in great variety. Minim- Urol Mining Pi ip. rtl. ■ It. po led O '1 - . I'i...|" rtslttlUgl MiningI'ropi rtl. - l-uoa I All. . , ■ denta, i.mi'1'i.ii^i....i.i.. Trou' Lake, I!. C. ■ Recording Ofnce -= Essavino = ; . .-.-:•-. -.-;.-•;■ Packing and Ferguson ^k'n* ~ and Freighting Transfer outfit. ; Gold oi Silver.... «' Gold and Silvei . . |2 "u Silver and l.ead ... a so Coppei . . . ... 1 00 , Zine. |] 50 5 SHAN -TON, ' '' >'-''". PJ •<«1U_0\ ft. t Coat racl - entered into f.>r pn.-kin^; ..f Mining Ruppli >s, etc, in .in.- point in tlie 'li"tri.'t. Good, prompt service, and any wr-li undertaken guaranteed satisfactory. FERGUSON. S. Daney, Prop. .; . ■ SURVEYORS 0. B,N WILKIE, P.L.sJft. W. EDGE Provincial I.ami Surveyor, Miner.il Claims Snrveyed and Crown (irants Obtained it. -I.:, in-. Nexl ii. i "ri! i ifllei. In.ill l-nk. . II C, A. B. BEYLAND, I'lioviM iai. LAND IURVKY08 Miii.'inl Claims Surveyed POPLAR, KASl.n. W. H. Jones, Loose I>af Binders, Fine -i"1 Printing, NELSON, B. C. I 'airit-pr Dc<*< >ra1 or TROUT LAKE NELSON DIRECTORY. WATCHES. rjrnest Harrop Lumber Sash Doors Hardware Etc. At Cost for Cash Poplar Creek. r-x***.. • 1 Butter is a Conundrum. Price* in Ontario are near to the 30< mark; same in Winnipeg. At the latter place fresh made bricks ;irr bi King >i 11"I.-nl. i t 35c.. and thc scarcity make ll pomibic im- the dealers tn sell any kuul nf truck nt Iml' prices. Htarkey's We kly Repo I We nre watch people rir.-l of all. We imike watches our great specialty. We are in fact on (versa' Watcli providers. We boast of the inc-Ht comprehensive itoek and proinjiioKF service, t'nr palron-i ago proves mir pre-eminence !n[ ih.' retail watch truile. Oner a | patron, always n patron. linsiiil* Mull!.f> in tbe i>|iiiititil) tli.-tl we do, we are enabled lo se- euro discounti Impossible lo the gmaiii'i' dcalsr, and wo turn tin in over to you ut a corri-spondlug reduction in prlee. Write n» for prices. Ewert Bros. White Burbank Potatoes - - " The Best Ev«?r." $2.25 per cwt. « .f-isl l.1 _ a. OGrTLVlSS ROYAL HOUSEHOLD FLOUR Mad ' y tin Sew Blectrical I'roccis, is acknowledged to be the BEST. Wo don't KEEP it! We SELL it! Nejson, Kusslaitd, Trail .lewelers and Lnaiaverj A. G. ERASER'S Store *>*£*■ F. B. Wells, REVELSTOXii. B. C. RAW FURS CA5H PRICES PAID To Contractors. ■*D'''I<'M. .YKH tbstnini r) ■*--* ft-nrk. \\'i Ite, stating .•.I to.l.w. .l<».\!..-, Fori H lllisn " P.Burns&Co WHOLESALE AND RETAI1- Meat Merchants Dealers In all kinds of Frosh M**"' TROUT LAKE.B.0.
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Title | Lardeau Mining Review |
Publisher | Trout Lake, B.C. : Murray & Atherton |
Date Issued | 1905-04-21 |
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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. |
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