I lias ii larger oirou- i lation than .my | N'owspapor in N, SICootonay. Best advertising medium. ■'at ■! . : J ft » N& ^ $ JAM 2 i 1905 w j The re] ^K^B^^ » «• -. Iifllier pri scuta' IV rich Linl'iiii country. Sent to any aadn bs for $2 per nn. in advance. VOL. I TROUT LAKE CITY, 13. C, JAN. 20th 1905. No. 11. HOCKEY A Good Game at Ferguson Last Saturday. The hockey season was auspiciously opened at Ferguson on Snt- urday night hist when the boarders of the Balmoral hotel and the Hotel Lardeau took the ico to contest local supremacy, Rollicking good humor prevailed throughout the game, and the spectators, of whom there were ;i largo number, iveri treated to an exciting, if not pcientifio exhibition. Certain nil. - w.re laid down which find no nart in the ordinary code and fV ;A: 1 STAMPING RESUMED j „ , : - iCE TALK. Ferguson Items. — Lake Localets. 2 . - ,■...,..;..; ...,., ./,..;/,._, ,a; ./, .;, .;,.',. At TSi Eva After a Shut-Down For Now that the ring of ice is hoard Hockey Kicks for sale at the Review oflioc. Dick Roberts find .liin Reeves left town on Monday hist to proceed to Ymir, II. C. The former Iiiis some claims there he is anxious tO protect. Repairs from Damage Caused by Fire Last Summer. « in the district we look for great The Queens Hotel patrons arc i,:..-1 ,1 i t 'loins from the Bportmg element of now regaled with sweel music each tli(. tuin riti„, Thm( h |1(ithin., haolaBh', bang, bur-r-r, therveDin«*uin,hedbyftgnim"0"phone|to prevent 8 series of hockey As a piece of general informs.-1matches being p'ayedbetween Ferguson and Troul Lake. We know there are a number of the enthu- iasts just bursting fur a dust-up Btamps at the eva mill commenced Co drop on the morning of Jan. I li,,n '' lln.v '"' "s,'fnl ,n k,l"w tll!lt as thc mill was put into commis- Stove Woods is sharpening skates sion for the iirst time since opera- creditablj on hort notice. BiG STRIKE OF ORE. Made at the Famous Nettie L Mine. Rev. Sharp will Tninluct Divine tions were suspended last August, owing to the tram and mine build- Doc. Robinson is of the opinion that Trout Luke has a trulvln althy _ tngs being burned out by the clinmte. The onIy opei:ation he „n this week for sVvera. days on ^IWa,foreSt *?. h«J»weptthe haa performed of hie was to cut RKv,.,w business. The str.ff'lmve °"or Ao^ °f ***»&* »'0ll»- the appendix from a dictionary to had an excellent time in hi* ab-'?'"','">'* '■' tum'H,rn; •,I""1' utUiioJfer pipe-lighters. service on Sunday night. J. (.'. Murray was up ut. Fergu- •nee. So as to get even with liin All tin- machinery has sine, bei n iverhauled by master mechanic J T. Vogler, and when the power Jim Dagg has invented nn Ironing board which for its kind will ii we have " inadvertently " omitted . the" Royal Seal''items, ami expect ^ ^Jtted fe ^water wheels l* tard to ,"':,!' The table has there'll he the devil to pay when lie returns and counts up the stock of there self same cigars. As on Wednesday the machinery started without a hitch nnd is now working like a charm. Thc tram. imooth four-foof surface and can 1»- liffi <1 at one end to allow of the ironing of -Kir,.-, etc. The wh oic Sandy Laughton, of the Hotel also went into commission on th.- "" table '8 WnRcd^-are strong and Lardeau lias invested in n Iirst same day at the task ol transport- .a "''""' conven'l'n< " " |'"' class Berliner grim-p-phone, and ing ore from mine to mill. Owing l'"'.'' ;H'':"': *''M' »hould ell for he is laying in a large stock of the to all the cables being brand new, :l 8 Sillr' newest records for the amusement the tram is working a little stiff, A number of ladies and gentle- and edilicatii.n of his patrons, but this will disappear when the men from Ferguson joined the Sandy has just received a consign- cables got limbered up after a few skaters atihe rink here on Tues- tnent of a well-selected stock of j weeks usage. Construction of the day njght. All enjoyed themsel- choice wims and liquors. baby tram which will connect the pi ami vot. 'i the ice excellent. for minor offences which came to dice of r. f> tee K. ( rawford. At tin- prescribed hour the teams fac .1 each other with a fierce glint in.!, ir optics, the Lardeau Sidel we said tetonr, we've had a great ^.j^^Vl^sUeen "built underThe folda "'' into vel Mi|i|..,s perhaps having more of "me. Ye betcher life, supervision of Mr. J. W. McLeod, form and the^rcstlee upon whicl that quality than the ltal- mi ral B indtts The game wis furiously contested throughout the ! ■ moiety of the game but Steve Slit " i '•> bunch outmanoeuvred theii oppoi . nts t . the tune of ."> to I, It was stigge led that Kin. Crawford as referee had an axe to grind in this, as it was openly do* clared that be gave a goal if the puck -truck the timlicr anywhere mar their opponent's end. Re thi:- as it may. the teams w.re it It. ■ ed somen hat in the second half and referee Crawford had \ .i .1 that position to do duty for the Lard au h »yg This, proved a i'r.iie.i.- move, as although il. 'ni , als | nl up two more goals opp ii ii - landed another six in 15 minutes, thus leaving thc game Ktauidiiij 7 all. Althopgr this happy cniTirig was greatly <lc- sired, th ■ 'moral - di claro they can lick the Bide -1 i'i" ••- "ii the s [uare, and a m.t , hi- '.en arranged for to morrow (Saturday). In the meantime Sandy is feadingupnii outfit like prii porkers and Steve Whilst working on an upraise to .'it it appears that everyone is I connect No. .'I level with old work' expecting the "other fellow" to lings one day this week, the forces tike the initiative. The sport who engaged at the Nettie I, mine, devotes his latent energies to owned by the Silver Cup Mines, materialising '.his particular line Ltd., made the wonderful strike of of fun will immortalise himself, a 5 ft. lead of rich clean ore. The ami abustol hisbady might oni strike is all the more remarkable, day grace the lobby of the "city M right along it was conceded that na"' the mine was a producer only of Lame Hillnnin does not intend whftt faconsidered locally ashigh- that his lease of the rink shall be «rade concentrates, although on ;i "flat'' one. He is bubbling over with ideas which he intends to spring upon his unsuspecting pat- >ns during tho season. His lirst I several occasions of late large bodies of sacking ore have be n encountered, Those conducting the mining essay is to be o Carnival, which i- °I'"r;,tlons w"-'r* therefore not pre- billed for next Tuesday, and it is Pared for such a remarkable show- ■ , -taint* that he is working like jln*' ^bough it had been demon- a trojan to !l dg success of it.; trated that a large body of ore might be encountered here bv fol- Four prizes are to given the ladies. and gente annexing two each. The lowin8 illon« lmea la,d down bv prises respectively are to be won for ^""veyor Wilkie. the daintiest and funniest costume. fhe n™* "{ Uua rK'!' ^,rikp ls For this occasion a band will dis- ywyjB»«7»ng, coming ss it does SupUDodds was down from the' "Pper workings with the main h .^ _ , QUr f|n!( i{ the localJ course sweet music, and we shall at a time when everything in the Triune mine on • Monday. Tin-"'"" " progressing nie-ly. all the „,.„ d , . .,,„,,,,.,, thia w..,, be greatly mistaken if the affair is ""!,m- ">*iwh7 locally is so very recent strike of high-grade ore is "'^^ being in ppsUion. When ,,,.„...';.. h , . .. not a big success. promising. To readers who are v o i this tr-iin i« CDiiinleteil on-f.ir i, :ll ' ' Iu,t familiar with the geography of proving continuous, in No. .i tun- W1UI. "a*u 1B «v»b|ihji*u, vp wr nun , , ii.-). and the point is now reached treatment will he available from at which the upraise to connect ill part- of the mine. The r.'.-tm IS t' ,. tion of operations at tic- Eva with tl M working started. Mr. Dodda returned.toiPMl" hailed.with delight by C climb the hill to the 1' Cl Ii!i. the Triune the following morning. bornitcs, as the Bound of tie- fall- There is now five feet of Bnow iuJ-' Btamps echoing tin ■ heyond the lower termina'. t,,w" **m* '" i,lMil! B. ('"' ' that cannot he i xnlaii: id. It is ' i anticipated that in a line The usual bi-weekly Son February 14th will he a r.-.l- our country it will perhaps he in- 'J " letter day, as it is intended to hold teresting to note that thc Nettie L '' a monster carnival on that date at mountain looms directly over the e on eo o r.|ik wh.ch wi]| t)i, t;ijj.wj (i{ townsite of Ferguson, and that the "gcx' by our children s. children. The Nettie L mine was one of the first I II programme has not yet been properties staked by W. B. Pool. upon, but we are able to On the same hill, almost within a : that the ladies will have a stone throw of this mine, are some i ©key match all to themselves in of the 18 claims recently acquired morning, and for the evening a by the Minneapolis syndicate for : is being arranged between the purpose of^^thoroughly explor- .^rr, our hockey team and one from an ing the ground bv means of a outside point. It is also intended tunnel one-and-a-half miles in b are having a high to hold a Beries of races for both length.' A great deal of local in> time * with ^ ther • sleighing ladies'aud a its, I the children torftst is cen red in this seheme, ut ii : - .urn. - •. ked under h His instructions i i k (in.formaiii n fr.'in v, -Mieo'.lliter d at . aw told f the r h . i -]■ ci il c lUrso of training of J |,i his own which he believes will mechanically pilot his outfit lo victory. Teams Lardeau—Jack Cameron, B I'. Smith, Ed. Hell. George Weir, Asa Hillman, R. Hates, VV. t-kinner. Mascot, Mayor Marshall. I'aiinorah'S Slinger, I-'. Ilarher. (ruled off twice), Ki I. Ward, J. Brady, .1 Marat, I Cttaig, W. Schnell Mascot, Lew Thompson As Others See us. Running our. yes over our heavy pile of exchanges, as is our wont, we have lately blushed at some of th> very i.ice things that the editors write of us. The following encomium is culled from .the lie, *V« held on Snn.lay night, ,,)e Kw {-M jjj^ m ^ and was well attended. lUUt ,,)|1,1,r,.s,<,r tofaciUtal A. .1. (I. Swinncy, manager of velopmi nt, the project m w the silver Cup Mines, who is visit- under discussion. ing lm family in the old Country., . MI expects t.i return to '.-Mile early in April. Mrs, Swinney return's with The Lardeau lUted H!/.i as a parties. The piebald phantasm of are not to b forgotten in this re-|«»d the unbounded faith of every- m Field For Inveatn -jit Fisherman Jack made a Liu' bluff at clearing up all the work More capital has. perhaps, been eel bevy ol that a pair of big mitts could ae- '"vested this year in the Lardeau,relationship complish on Tuesday hist, lie "' **» acquisition and dei .- , nghton to.a cinch. i the Abev boys is in great demand j spect. An effort i- being made o»e in the venture has been agree- - andthelat-to find a boy to compete against ably touched by the news of the rrivals who claim young Ceorge H;M, r. and if sue-; rich strike, as it is known that thc ur Joe have cessful the • n nl should prove very same lead traverses the new com- inti r.>:in In the meantime! pany's immense area. Thc latter reached the Pav Roll Centre all nu-nt of mineral claims than _ young G orge must practise faith- tre now purchasing all theneces- f fullv and take a reel in in his <ary machinery for extensive min- of th ■ "Fishi r Group" E K right but his blankets waddered any other district of the provu back again unrolled. Perhaps the wlththa P°88ibl° caption of the c ,^ ^^ I ^p,asswelled head is aTiahgerous »«g operations the coming.spring. eld snap is to blame. high-grade section of;tht malady at his tender age. • Thi The Silver Cup Mines, Ltd. have ary, says the Mining Report Rons-On the, 9th inst. to Mr. Denver, Cola The results and Mrs. I). Johns, at •> Mile—a . daughter. .•rations have been generally sati Poplar on Wednesday t>> look factory, production costs hnv been after his intereats there, Jim Lamou quit 6-Mlle on Sat- UngMerably reduced .while it is ,., - . . „ uidav. He embarked on Wednes-1 »• ' .. ■ -*l "'" sale of curlers will also have a series of iraham made the trip to I competitions, and the following now affirmed that the method of fugitive Parker was accomplished day most of them will* journey to 11. —land to participate in the bon- spiel there. Sam Shan.ion ha" got the ice in day's boat en route for Vancouver, concentration adopted at Five-Mile ... , , , , . r i i very satisfactorily i>v Micntf it;iii|.i v _ ,.. ,, ..-..,<■ ■.,. ,„., n.,,,. , ... Several of the occupants of the has proved quite successful. A| - ■■• • . u" 'erguson nnx in excellent con Jubilee boarding house were hauled tolerably good showing has also "' ,v,,l'k *^|dition,and-it isbeingl berally pst- up before magistrates Batho'and been made by the free ni Newconihe on Tuesday morning, quarts mines at Camborne, though illiugjhftPPy knack "' wheedling full: r(„li/)Ml Tik. ;l.i!il,,. intonds to surface values on every article put1,,,.,).,, things lrurif during thc season encomium is run from .Uie wotwuiwi «« ."••-'•.■.i ...........M. .,«....* ......vc... D 'uDforbid Georcc mike- an ex- -.i i- i n . KootenavNLuiof the ,1,1, ins,: A charge of "dissiuesa- on the in tl «of one m^ the principal l »'; ^; ' " ,"',k,■ ff with a lively pnigri,,,,,,,. Put ' . ........ i ... ,, .. ..i. .. i i''i ni itiu in.i.it i . vniir iiintii'v on Sum—lie s a sure ■We congratulate tho owners of the l.Aiii.t'M Mixing Rsviawon the excellent paper they are turning out as tho result of the amalgamation of the Eagle and Topic. The Rl.MIW i- now one of the mosl interesting and nowsy papers in tin- iiit.n lor. With the Curlers. Some vi ry good games were wit- i cssed at the local rink this week On Monday skip I'.lliott defeated skip Edge by tho narrow margin .f one. The game throughout was k< eiily emit, sled, 8. Wood- !•:. K. Boultbeo O.I.N.Wilkio N. I'avlor A. M. Craig N. Abrahamson F. C. Elliott, A. W Edge, skip.. 12 skip...II Tin second game, played on Tues* day night, was made up of teams ns follows : S, Woods N. Taylor A. M.Craig A. W.Bdgo N. Abrahamson A. Nuilur F. C. Campbell, l«\ ('. Elliott, skip...II skip...!! Although the-core indicates a riin- away ricti ry for Campbell's quar- ti tn- a ttOOd i'lllie resulted. king's highway failed to stick, nnd producing properties work was i for dome thb bunch were discharged. A fur- lavedby the destruction of plant ther charge of being "it" was by bush fires during thc summer, poses i- being obtained .from the proved against one of thp hoarders, The niffieulty of securing capital, mill I o nn by freighter Crawford and the treasury is now-J|16 to the in part ascribed to unreasonable your money on Sam—he's a sure tie pur-|winner. A Deal \\ Zinc rood. valuations placed on properties b claim owners, has limit-' I in. the pro; rictor i f lhe \* ImlsOr hotel. Spokane Wash , dan. 16.—The ,.ean Mar ha- contracted 2,500 • ns of i '.' I" the t iiite.l S nti'S A merry party from rrout Laao . • , ,, , "wn - im G i v, Ont lo sat », i fi« ineiit oiieratlolis in the 1 oplar . ,. nminillt it P:i. ldo. ( olo. It sprung a surprise on Mr. and Mr-. ' . ' he expects to Ik .it his old sta ' ., , ,, ,.i.i ., creek section, win. h as vet has , ..'.. . run I rty-nve percent sine. 8. A. Danoy at their residence on ' :', , • , bv the first of b eoruary. .,, ,' , , ... , , ' • ., . / ,,,. . .. , failed to iustifv I.i-t years hi^li nee mouths will he needed to \\ eihu-silav nig i'. A lOUMlUTBe ' ■ , , , . , , , r< , ,, . .. • o ,.„. i expectat ons. t nl, i.ant-m left Hie Ferguson j., jt team brought along the jolly crtwd, I- . .. ^_ ^.^ ud ^^ hom m and the visitors and visited had a \.,„,.V,, |.,^t. III. manv frinnda Tl e l.u. !;v Jim . i the goodwill of the people of the country, and the Review tenders congratulations to the management and all associated with the company. Mineral Output of B C Victoria. Jan. 18. -The approximate statement of the mineral output for the year 1004 is as follows; Gold $ tt.400.o00 Silver 2,200,000 topper 4,ti0t),000 Lead 1,500,000 Miscellaneous. ii00,00l> Total mineral production other than coal fl6,A00,00d Coal and eoke . . . 4,470,000 Grand total. tfl'.t.TTu.iK).) v.iv iiieriv time Th* party was A represenjatv comprised as follows : Mr. nnd Mrs P«id a visit to the -, l„...rv,^er.l.iy '';" JJ"i ' (I,,.. N. Tav'or, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. itfleruoon. and while there did net w,| snd Miss Lotus Gttffith, Mils. A. E. Wlto notice thc imjirpvenjcut ipj Vl .1 owe't. Miss M. Cook, Miss Nellie i1"' scholars wroughl by .i,.i: i Ihenew offices oi. tl ■• Wat. r- Henderson, Copt. FiWsimmorisand Campboll, the school teacher. A world>('ompany arl noWcomplct Purser Muliins of lhe good ship lalirt cliuTS was in full BWing.and aLattfl are comfortably atted uj Procter," Recorder Campbell, lour teacher appeared to: havejhW WflJrcCB|ved „„, invoices! Development at the Horssshoe i- continuing apace, Alex. McLean liospiTal Hint arrived home on i, .. Mondiitj In-t. Hi- tnany friends •'iwi.hn- in the ."-id! that sl""-'" district, has jwid Its second made the trip to town on Wethws- ie tlioro.iglily con- tlO.000 dividend, and the lucky (|.iv an(, ,K, lnforml u, tliAt a f the property are doubt- BmftH shipment is sacked ready to 4n*-mwhi<b-d +l+»wiv= less of tlie opinion that it was ap- p ..,•■ iut iiy named., I Surveyor Wilklo, Na'o lay and h&nds pretty [til tlie1 la'l". Lave Morgan was down from the It is iNi'Jv to uiulerstand whv . . " . „. .. ,. ,. , ', , '• .i. . , ,' Miriu-iM'on Mondav Wearein- i"' living is cheaper in rrout I«aki , , , " , , tunned that some vcrv rich ore is ul of our Large Consignment of to-day than it ever was bofore, and; ii ,.i t,' ....',..• The leirtv irrived iwiiiiher of .scholars now regulars . . , ... . , . > , U'lng taken from No. 4 shaft. Burt .row.or, im parts arnvon ,- |,1V t,,,,,,^ which will arrive in after you buy o few articles from " home before chanticleer hofalded- ajtena\ng.(M08?.qn?fiU4. about two weeks. We will have Masterson, Griffith & Oo. Their A magic lantern exhibition will the morn. A bigger snap than ever can l.e [anything you want. Masterson, gooda are the best ami much be given iii tho Oddfellow's hall If y..ii Want, to learn all about found at Mastorson,<3rifllth &Co's Griffith & Oo, cheaper than anywhere elso. 'his evening at S p. m. by the lhfl topography of the Ferguson store. They^are <ne I 1:iiw (il( „„ ,,,,,,„ ini)„Tm„(la,i ,,n,l,av. Ware .Vt',, h.nv taken ^J^V-'L^^ mines read the occasional reports , week only nil oi their b.vits and oVer the nusinoss and stock of 1(. M",Jt ,. in the Spokosman-Review. Some- shoes at cost, nnd they havo some About 200 sacks of ore have now E. Drow & Co., general morohnnts, s,,°t8' Admission, ''(l<''. "'"'d- 1, 'Hneoucs. ,i n i Idcd from the Reatrico, iCaraborne, ten, 20c. one is jobbing the ,i good The LARDEAU MINING REVIEW. I » l'riiit*.! ut Trout l.iikc lily, una l'iilili*linl Hi b't'iifiis*.!. unii J'l'out l,ul;.-t'vrry l''rlilny. Tne Kdltot doaa nut noi.l blnaaulfreaiioiifc i,,, for tin. ,'|.ii.i,,n-. oi aorraapoadeuta ox- pr.'SH.'ii in tt-* oohrmna All loeais will be charged nt the rata of 16 c.-iiis perllne, llrsl Insertion, aod lectin.-, pe. lint-oui'ti subsequent insert ion. Terms for Transient .mil oiler aclvertlalng win i'.' nut,te known on application at ollloe Stiitmei-lpUun J2.lHluv.-ur. in advauoe, MURRAY <& ATHERTON Publishers Additional Lake Locals. An '-At Home' will bo held at the Methodist pursonago on Friday eveninir, Jan, 27th. An interesting program will bo given, aftn- which refreshments will be served, All are welcome Admission 2oc.| A hockey ma'eh has been arranged between Ferguson and Trout Lake to bo held here on Wednesday next. Skating as usual after tho match. Try our Ceylon Tea at 22c. it is fresh ami line. Also saurkraut ga lore. Methodist church, service Hun- day njxt, both morning and evening. Morning service conducted by the pastor. Miss Cook wil have charge of the e veiling service. The masonic? brethren invited their wives to a banquet in the OddMlows'Hall last evening. It pro ml a very enjoyable function. Miss A tun O'Brien left lhe firsi ) remaining unit,[part of the we^jk for Vernon, 1U'., Starker & <Io.j WHOLESALE DEALEB8 in Batter, KKgs, Clice >e, Produce and Fruit. ] ll.nutoii Ilk., Josephine St. Noljon.B.O. A FRUITFUL FIELD. Everybody associated with the inining industry in British Co!- iiinbia is naturally hopeful that the return of English capital to the Province will ere long be assured. Well we know English investors at the present moment look askance at anything appertaining to investment in otir staple industry, end the reason is not far to seek. In many instances the blame rests s My en the shoulders of the iuvos- tors themselves, for in nine cases out of ten the exploited concerns have been grossly mismanaged and in lhe Nelson Brewing Co. Brewers of Fine Lager Beer and Porter R. R.eisterer (8b Co. - Props. Smith & Co. 45 Bleury Street, MONTREAL. Masterson, Griffith ——®> Co.-—' where she will remain for thc ha! crooked work by the sharks inf. s ing the Biitish Columbia market, jance of the winter have killid lhe interest. It is Faid that the gold fields of South Africa have more attractions at the present time tor the investing English public, and if they are more successful tliere it is because business tactics of the latter have undergone a change foi the bett' r. Sooner or later they will return to British Columbia, but not before it is demonstrated to them that the mines hero are likely dividend payers. It seems to tho public across the Atlantic that many of the large companies so recklessly promoted seven or eight \eirs ago have pro veil complete fa i lines but it never occurs to them t the blame to themselves, an imagine that the province of Brit-1 ishCilumbia is a hotbed of mis- WHOLESALE AND representation. iV^£*^tlf It is understood that a branch of the Imperial Mink will h> opened up at Arrowhead at a very near .l.ite. Dame rumor, tho fickle jade, has it that E. K Boultbee might be leaving us shortly. Hockey Sticks for sale at TheR.eviewoff.ce HIGH-CLASS TAILORS, W 11.1. U' represented in tlie bar dean at regular intervals throughout tue year. Orders or clothing will receive close attention car repseaentati'e, 8, A. Senti, in a practical tailor, and will make clothes lit. Hi.Id your orders tor him. ANGLICAN CHURCH. Services on Sunday evening at 7.HO 'clock, Visitors ar« cordially wel- .iiieil. REV, H. A. SOLLY, Incumbent. WOOD VALLANCE HARDWARE CO LTD- Hardware, Miners' Bupplies, Stovei and Uanges. 4 NELSON. S3 C. DEFAULT SUMMONS, :;;;3P.Burns&Co RETAIL ' Some companies, however, with business men at the helm arc demonstrating thc wealth of our hills and nailing down the black lie. The Silver (up Mine-; Ltd.' — ' is an English company «i''' The B. C. ASSAY and CH-niCALi English capital, anil although it . SUr*PLY Co I td ha-i not been all milk and honey Yawix-ver B C lor tin in by na-oii of unforeseen Headquarters for Aaaayers, Mining and| disasters, they arc showing their'? Supplies colleagues what can be done by Und~; F. W. Braun AGo.'a PataatCary diirgiugand rustling. They have Fornaees, Bornefs. etc. : Wm. Ain. „ , - wr.rlh « Co. * 5-ine Balances, et<\. etc. pcrguson IN theCiunt) Court of Kootenay, holden nt Tr..ut Lake, between Robert Madden and l.i.ni* Levosque, doing business aa Madden >v Levesqne, of Tiont l.nke, 1, C., hotel keepers, plain tills, and Waiter It. Curtis, 01 Tr..iit Lake, B.C.. laborer, defendant. FTAKE NOTICE, that imlepa within eight days after tho personal serviei of thi.-. summons <>n yon, yon return to the Registrar oi this Court at Troul Lake the dispute note below, dated and signed by yourself (oryoursoli- ritoi . and stating briefly your ground. of defence to the action, you will not afterwards he allowed to make any defence t.. the claim which the plaintiff makes on you, aa per margin, the particulars ol which are hereunto annexed ; but the plaintiff may, without giving any proof in support of BUch rlaim, herein proceed lo final Judgment and execution. If you retain mi.-h dispute note to the.Registrar within thi-tiuie specified, tli ! K>'_' istrar will -end yon, by post, nptice of the day upon which the net inn will 1.0 tried. Claim, IS'. ••">. Fee h-r plaint and service, *: o < . Costs, solicitors, eti , Sinn : I,, me,nut ..! debt and COgta. Sole a*«i.l» in B. C. for ' *"" :'' < ""'- "i Kari.i«hee. 18.10 ; Total Morgan'Crucible Co ,^ Battersea. Bog- incl" W Merchants ealera in all kinds of Fresh Meat TROUT LAKE BC. erected near Ferguson one of the I Questooncentratiug plants on thei coDtinent, the success of which is' now known world wide. Tiny have also proved beyi.ud a doubt in spite of carping ciitici.-ni to '.he contrary, that our mineral vslues increase nt depth. The rich strike at the Ni ttie I. this week, as re- reported In another Column, is a proof of this, a-i the mine bus been | (u- s'anily worked since IS'.'*, and I tho output of ore has been treuun- i dous. The same with the Silver Cup, another wonder owned by the same company, which has bet w,.ik»-(f to great success since'!I7 Should English capital again in i.i.-' itself in the Province, it is Q- an assured fact that with efficient management, the country, and especially the Lardeau, will prove a luiiiful Held for Investment. Dated this 10th day nl September, l'.'i F.C.CAMPBELL, Registrar of the Court Lardeau Hotel ft Sandy Laughton Proprietor. w HEN vi-iting Ferguson you should Slav al the Laideau Hotel. Here the visitor will be surrounded with home comforts. Excellent cuisine, well ventilated and warm rooms, well Bloeked bar. and everything which tea d.- towards making ymir visit a pleasant and memorable one. Riite^ from $1 day upwards. We strive to pleas* our patrons. FERGUSON. Our Goods Were all shipped in Last* Fall, and are the NEWEST AND FRESHEST IN THE CAMP. ^>m When you want the At Lowest Prices Call on Us. General Merchants, rout Lake NEW BOOKS A LADDER OF SWORDS. By Gilbert Parker, cloth. $1.50 THE LAST HOPE. By H S Merriman, cloth. 1.50 THE MYSTIC 8PRIXG. By l». W. rtiggins, Victoria,1.50 FOSTER'S 'BRIDGE' MANUAL Cloth, |.50 Building Trad' - Pi k.-t fi.iok Business Mnn's Pocket Book Mechanic's Pocket Mem randum Thrsi role 1.50 1'nt by the Internationa)) Correspondence School .it »'. each our price tl 60 [He Ma Ihi k MCo. NELSON. B C. J. Y. Griffin & Co. ;&&&■&&£•&& ,5ij Ik I «f^%^ f f the time f-r you to '15 Iii I W iy Ld.«. Never were I w ^«w w ▼ lhe Prospects «rf Ferguson so bright. The Town ..f FERGUSON will be one of the <iri-.'it«-.-t (>r« Producing Camps in the World. The high degree of tuit'cesa achieved bv the numerous WEALTHY and PRACTICAL BRITI8H and A M E RICAN M I N I efG COMPANIES m.w onemtiug there is a tribute to the tremendous wealth of the 1,1; - •a ■a ■a \ ■5 ^ ^ ^ MM 1 :S I 1 I I 1 FERGUSON G The Provincial legislature meet for the transaction of business on Thursday, Feb, inh. VV inted al the Rei i< •• 1 '' ■ M.i'^i' tinier type-aetting mac- bine Y..ii can help us lo obtain this by paying np thai back sub. s ii.^'-i Ipliona inin be ie.\ed nu« •I. r the door, or forwarded any obi way. We taki .-iil.s in gold dust paper, or even quarts if there 1 not too inucbol a rock stn-.k. We no ivtd an 1 ller this week Ii .'in an ea-iei n quack mi >l . ni* outfit who were unv 1 <• u^ to take 11 •■ an adverlisentent contract ivitli us tur 11 space value of 1904. That looked pretty healthy for in-, but1 nn reading tbc contra 1 wo found the magiiif}oent sum of 1)8 wai 1 ftVred We consigned the epistle to lh» W.p.h., but fully ex|ieet to see the ad. appl St In Ci rla: 111 !. ..■.'.. ing and mon •■ 1 MACKINNON and SUTHERLAND We have everything at our Store that you Require. The Year 1905 Finds us at the Old Stand striving to please you All with QUALITY and PRICE FEFGTJ80N - -B.C Celebrated Brands >>f and Rags. NELSON. Itaii., Bacon B C. ' (1ADDEN HOUSE " Nelnn, n C Ho ,,... need a eoinairtafala bonart if^.iry I ll.r Mm-1'1. 11 II • Well f..rnl»li. <l r.H.ins Aril .lies l«.Bnl. Ii, ' th. I..., >...!.. in fin, 1 an nw heal SsaaMteana | nnpuraed Ihjunn i.n.t .sui.rv. Thomas Madden Prop- £. Ferguson & Co. I Wholesale dealeva In H iu«'.«. Liqaers jn.i Cigars. Axcuti. d.r I'hUi l'i, 1 NELSON, It, C. Public School, Hospital, and other institutions. Excellent Waterworks system, Streets, Stoles and RcmiIcuci'h illumined by Electricity, li.iily mill i.irvice The towasite is admirably laid out Ool in NOW on the ground floor. Lota can now be purchased FROfl $75 tn* T0WN5I rE A(il-NT li. B. id: Mem. O I A CMARTBRBD aCCOUNTANT Regit »r an.I Special tndiis, Itefei me Canadian Bank ol 1 'ommerce. nelson, ei. c 1 HENEY FLOYD 3 I s RRVEI-STOKe, U. C. Itf^voisiL a:m:^. & ft.3 »w jfcVSiL^;® « 1 .... ;; •''-j ] I ROSSLAND DIRECTORY Lion Brewing Co. UMITED Brewers of Beer & Porter. KPT AT ALL HOTELH, Prospectors' Exchange | BEATON, lie, VISITORS urnuiiR iii Beaton llm threshold ol tho f^rdean) \t.\ trrowhead, will IInd lids Hotel to be fully equipped For hiah-claaa trade Kiecllenl arrotnmodatlon, A wall appointed and spacious dining hall. Tbsbssi ol tVines, Spiiits an.I ('mar... Personal supervision 1* given to the rwiulramerits ol palroiiN Visitors to the i iir.liaii ,'hii nil 00 I iwnlort ill tliix hotel. W. BOYD -:- -:- Prop. f i'i; IV C • :j ■- FERGUSON HOTEL T..e noted home fur travellers visiting Ferguson, B.C. A well itoekod Bar ol the choicest Liqours, Wines etc. McDooooll & Blaok Prapriatoro. NOTICE TO CO-OWNERS, In /.. Gordon < .oldberg and to I.. <i..1.1- berg or to any person ur persons In whom they may have transferred their interests, Take Notice, I the undersigned co- owner with yin in the Little Robert and Little Robert No. L' mineral claims situated at the extreme head of tha nortl fork of Lardeau creek in the Trout Laki mining division of Went Kootenay .lit triet ami province of British Columbia iia\>■ done the required work on the above—mentioned mineral claims for the viiir 1903 iii order lo hold the same undo Bsction -I of the mineral acl, and i' within 90 days of this notice you fad or refuse to contribute your portion of bui I, expenditure for work done, together with tin* cost of tldi advertin man) vuiir interest in the mini mineral eltiuiis will become the property ol the tub- hi ni,.'.I under section 4 of the Mineral Acl \ ndmenl Acl ..I l«0u. Dated at Troul Lake tide 7th day of October, '04 .1. C, KIRKPATRICK, ti.- 7'o4 Co-owner, Mtti AssBssnsnt It Nnti e is hereby uiren, in accordance with lhe statutes, that Provincial Revenue Tas an.I all aaaeSfed taxes an.l in- <-. inu tax, asiesaed and levied under the "Assessment Acl 1003." for the Revelstoke Asseasraenl District, are due and payable f..r the year 1005, at my office, situate at the Court House, Hey- elstoke. This notice, in term-, of law, is equivalent to a personal demand by me upon all persona liable for taxes. Dnte.l at Reveletoke, It. t" , this 3rd •lav of January, 1905, FRED FRA8BR, A-^e^h.'i and Collector, Itevelatokc Assessment District CERTIFICATE OF IMPROVEMENTS. NOTICE. Broken Hill mineral claim, situate in rrout Lake Milling Division of West Kootenay district. Where located:—Oil Rapid Creek, ad- lining the Coronation. lake Notice that I, 0, It. N.VVilkie, .tint,' as agent for Culler T. Porter, free miner's certificate No. B83331, intend, sixty days from the date hereof, to apply to the Mining Recorder tors Ceitincate ol Improvements, for the purpose of obtaining a Crown Crantof the above claim, An.l further lake notice thai action, under section :t7, muat be commenced before the lasuanceof such Certificate of Improvements. Dated this 2tth day .'if November, ^ o 1904 0, B. N. WILKIE. '-'.VII til TIMBER LICENSE. NOTICE is hereby given that .to .lavs after .hue I Intend to apply to the Chief Commissi.hut of Lands and Woika for a special license to cut and carry away limber from the following deacribed Ian.Is ii. Weal Kootenay,commencing at a post ou the eatt siile of I.anlo River about k mile below Trout Lake, marked B. I.. Kin man, a.a., corner iK.st ; theme HO i-hams west ; theme B0 chains SOUth ; thence 80 chains east; thence 80 chains north to point of commencement. I>nte.t this 13th .lav of December, a d. 1904. E. L. KINMAN. tl-1-0.') ^BerlinerGR It pays to use the Telerfhone. A len/thv trip can often ho raved. OHii-es at Fcraiiaon : Cuminini' Hture ; Trout Lake, Post Office ; aho at Beaton, Cora- aplix and Arrowheail. All kinds of New Rec rds. Sole Agent for the LarSeaq: J. C. Murray Trout Lake B. C. TUSCAN LODGE U. D A P. & A. M. 3rd Thnraday each month Visitora VTalcoma Ceo Forddred, Rec, G. N. Taylor, W.M REVELSTOKE A8BE88MENT DI8T. Take Notire that I shall hold a Conn of Revision ami Appeal, under ilia Assessment Act, 190S, for tlie Revelatoke Assessment District, on Momlay the twenty eighth duy of November, 1004, at the hour of eleven o'clock in the forenoon, at the conrI home, Revalatoke. Dated at Revelitoke, this lat .lay of November, 1904, (.HAS. M. FIELD, Judge nf the Court of Revision anil Appeal, Rerelltoke Assess- rneiit Diatrictof West Kootenay. POPLAR DIRECTORY Grand Hotel flRST-CLASS BAN,' A. NO. 1 ROOMS. Balmoral Hotel, i T^; Ualton lo Ferguson may rely upon the very heat of ai'.nmiiiiKlatiiin at thi» well-known hotel Rooms are well furidabod tluougliout. The Bar is stocked with a choice assortment of palatable quenchers, Under the /Management of S. Slinger THE QUEEN'S HOTEL Abrahamson Bros., Proprietors BVKRYTHIr»0 HEW AND ieill8T.CI.AHH lit ALL BKMl Fire Proof Safe The hsiiM. || •tnek»4 with ins a .<« Wlaea anl Ql+ar« a tin ;n»ri«l. Trout Lake, Royal Hotel The CENTRAL HOTEL Revelstoke NOTICE, The ordinary annual ^.-n.-ral meeting of the <H.I Gold Quarts am! Placer Mm- inu Company, Ltd. Liab., will Is- held at the office of the Company, Troul l;.kf IJ.C, "ii i ridai, :tr.l day ..f I eb ruary, 1905, at 3 o'clock, p.m., for the purpoai ■ : e ecting directors for the ensuing jcar and Buch other lei'-mcss as inaj pi . ■ ue before the meeting, li.H.L- mil be closed tor transfers from .1 in 28thi 1006, until after the meeting M. F. CHESTNUT, Dated at Trout Lake, I!, ('.. oth Jan nan l'Ktf. NOTICE. Tho ordinarv annual general meeting • i t.;.' Primrose < lold Mining Company, Ltd. liab., will he held at the office ol lhe i "in, any, Troul Lake, n c . on I riday, February 3rd, l'.«J,r.. at3 90 p.m., f,,r the i'iir|»,-e •.( electing directors f.-r the eusoing year an.l such other bust- in --..« may be properly brought before II e meeting, lt....ks will be closed for transfers fn m Jan 28th, 1906, until after the meeting, .1. M MILI ER, Racy, Treasurer Hated al Trout Lake, U.C., 5th day of January, 1006. All the Latest Magazines on Sale at "The Review." :::::: Smokers' supplies in great variety. wSSSBHSm FOOTCOMFORTS OUR SHELVES are chock a-block with Kooi 00mforti for winter. Shoes Slippers Overshoes Rubbers We Can fit out any ami every member of the family, and at prices which will please von. ft ROYAL SHOE STORE ^ 1 Fancy Bar, 1 Musical 1 iatertainnent 11 Balletla Board, World's :, Mining News. E L. MORAND, - PROP. ii U.*.r the ume Maaaitmtkt. Nelaon, B. C. ANDREW & CO. Mail or.lers carefully ami promptly attended to. Agent for Slater ami Net- tlelon shoes. TIME TABLE Dominion Hotel Pirat-Clasn in every respect. The Travelling public carefully taken caro of. Ml & Nels3n • Props. Are yon a The [Jnion (gigar Factory .Maniifaeturea only Cnion goodt, and besides they are tho best on the market. They are made of the beet Havana tobacco, and their excellence in unriiiputed. hunt on getting "OUR BPECIAL'1 and "THE UNION." H.A.BrOWIl, Proprietor. I'nlnu n«ar K.ct.iry. IlKVELNTOKE, B.C. TROUT LAKE HOTEL N..I 1.1 1.1 >. j I IN I CO-OWNKHH. To I'linie Kim. and J. W. Smith or to whomsoever the. they may ban-1 transfer red then interest in the " ) .| le leaf " mineral claim, eituale.l , ..ii the south ea»t side of Poplar cre^k and ahum ti... and a half milun from the mouth of the iieek. in the Troul I ;ike Mining Division of Wait Kool may. You are hereby notified thai I, Arthui I, Johnston, ...oHi.ei with you in the " Maplt l>-nf" mineral claim above described have performed ial»ir ami n ads . spanditure on the r«ai.l claim to tl stenl of 1100.00,'under tha pro- \ i»i..uB al section "4 ..i the Mineral Act, ii, oi I. i to hoi'I laid claim, an,I th.' year i.'i winch said labor was performed and expenditure made having expired, I do hereby uive you notice to contribute your proportion ol such expenditure, ami you me lurtllSI notified thai il at Ilia expiration of wi <la\a >>f publication horeol you fall or refuse to contribute your pro|K>rliuu .,f Ihe expenditure so made, togethei with all costs of adver- i Interests in the said claim ■ball become veated in me nndei and |.. virtue ol provisions of Election 4 of the Mineral Act, amended Act H*t«i Dated .-•: Poplar (. ieok. s.c , Dec, 81,'04, \i:i'lll it 11. JOHNSTON, Co-ownai .. i 1908 NOTICE TO CO-OWNER. To John A M.ii'ii.,l J. Foley, Geo. l Sen mini ami Wni S. New man Of to any person or |>«r».nin ta whom the) mux- have transferred their iutSreatSi 'lake Notice I iIn' undersigned <■.. OWIier with you ill the Uold liltg mineral chum Hitiialeu ou the Kiiiilh fork of l.iinlo creek near Seven Mile in the Troul rake mining i1uihi.ui <>f IVesl Kootenay diatricl and Province of Prit isd Columbia have dona the required work on the above-mentioned mineral claims for the year m In order to hold the same under section "4 "f the mineral net amI if within It) ihiyn of thia notice you fail or refuse to contribute your portion of such expenditure togetln Or with the COll of thia ailvert'iienieiit your Interest in the said mineral claims will become the property of the lei signed iimler Hcction 4 of the mineral act amendment set of 'no. Dated at Troul i.ake thin .'toth iinv of November, PH1| I ,x \\ | IVIMOST0N Peo.2,'01 Co-Owner 500 Cords Slabwood FOR SALE.... Apply: M craiM or aidr eras For Sai t: Lots 85 and 86 olock 47, Trout Lake. Apply to' Mrs, .1. II. German, 606 University St, Seattle. Wash, S.S. ARclILP c- S.S LARDEAU. Uunnlnjj between Arrowhead, Mca- ton anil C'umaplix. commencing ' n-t.- (kt Htb, 1903, will tail a* follow*, weather pennittiog. Leaving Arrowhead for Beaton anil Coinapllx, twice daily—101c and 5k, Leaving llealon and I'omaplii for Arrowhead, twice daily— 7:lok and liitfik. Making close ooooeotiooi with all ('. I'. H. Steumem and trains. The owners reserve the right u> change timer, of aaillngi without notice. The Umpire I umber Co., Limited. NOTICE. Low Fraction and Handy No'. 2 mineral rlniina pituate in tha Trout Lake Mining Division of We.t Kootenay district Whore located:—Near tho mouth of Lynch creek on the K. & A. Hr. Take notice that I. Alfred I. Carle, acting as agent for W, N. Brayton, free miner's certificate No. Il 77,346, intend lixty .lays after .Ian- hereof, to apply to the Mimng Recorder lor Certificatei of Improvements lor the purpose of obtaining crow n i;raiit« of the a!»ive claims. And further take notice that action under section 37 must be commenced before the issuance ..f such certificate of Improvements, l'ate.i this 88th dav of October, A. D , 1904 oc.28'04 ALFRED J. CORI.K. Excellent Accommodation Best finest Liquors And Very finest Cigars B John Simpson, Proprietor. Subscribe for the Keview This is a Snap. . • Buy Lots in the Busiest town in Kootenay. TROUT LAKE CITY TROUT LAKE LODGE I. O.O. F. NO. 41 Regular meeting! held in Oddfellow'! in. tverjr Tllri.,in v ,, (In Hi • o'clock Vilnius broth- araeordlarls wrirumc. Its ADVANTAGE. Kroil Mumnirrv. Nil. J. K.-h in lit. Ser, NELSON DIRECTORY. WATCHES. Daily Mail service, Banking Facilities, Head of Navigation, Good Hotels and stores, Express and Money Order Office, government offices, Fine schools and churches. I Water-works system now Being Installed. ITS RESOURCES. Wo an- watch people first of all., Wo iiiako watches mir g/eat apaci- alty, Wn arc in fact universal watch providers. TV. boast oftbel moat comprehensive stock and prorapleet service. Our patron*I mh" proves tuir pre-eminence in, the retail watch trade. .-,.,- patron, always « patron. Iliiyiiig watrhea In lbs qnaotitj that wo do, we are enabled to tc- cure rlieoonnti Impoaiible lo the ■mailer dealer, and wo turn them othi to y■ .ii at a enrrrapoadiug redaotion in price. Writ, us for prires. Magnificent Timber, many Valuable Ranchs, The Richest Gold and Silver Zone in The Province. Ewert, Bros. Nelson, Roaslaad. Trail Jewelers and Hngravcra ITS INDUSTRIES Saw-mill, capacity, 60,000 feet per day, shingle and lath mills. IE* Mines pay us Tribute. AH F. B, Wells, Gen'l Agt, Revelstoke. H. McPherson, Agt., Trout Lake - ■ ' ■ II I a... nting of every description will be faithfully executed at the Review Joto ^Pi, City Drug Store A Sale and a^AKEVIEW HOTEL TROUT LAKE, B. C. [a\ IMinKXTOK NO IMPORTANCE.] BAR WELL SUPPLIED WITH Liquors afad Sigars Largo Oorafortftblo Rooms First Class Boar '. Talk about a Bcutiiewith capital,! the writer tells a story the events of which happened in Ferguson a-1 few weeks ago, ami for a lime it! looked as if all the dormanl capital j of western Canada was let loose. For some reason a little follow with a heavy black mustache and mei is OS a tremendous gall .truck tl-e Pay ; [^ ^00 8H & iGVeSClLie Roll Centre with the object of slut'-, ' ling some claims ho held in East ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' '.' ~~~" Kootenay. The stranger was of a. A | V*>> C3,T A< voluble turn of tongue ami he im- Jp ^tL/J^£»^«»e Props mensely tickled the old-timers with stories of liis great bonanza —with which ho regaled all and ifevp^ i*JkWW nil-: pioSeer onrl Tl —with winch in- rcgaiea an ana y • -» tt"\ r^ j sundry who had nerve to plant I | tlJfQVXT QYlfl b * fQ V NT, llliwntlll. ,„„,,,,,_, t01 D ,,;rui.,|i.ilvul j alia JL/icij ut c tables Willi each succeeding quencher Freighting. Packing and Teaming a Specialty • Capital Author ' i. I I pital i lid ni- - 8.000.900 Uest - - - 3,000,000 his El Dora.!n arose by leaps and bounds, and ere long his stowing capacity was threelKoops up. The little fellow produced from various corners ol his apparel Borne wonderful specimens t f quartz, and it was not to be wondered at that in ii short tiim' Beveral of tho more likely chunks were minus. indeed, the Imys who were about to consummate a bluff, were acting in accordance with their id honesty. It was suggested by one well-known practical joker that an immediate purchaser could In- corralled, so with this object an adjournment was made to mature the plan of procedure. Accordingly, l.y reason of his ste.li.lity of countenance ami a Bacrcd regard f- r truth, Ed. Bell was selected as the bloated capitalist. Half an hour later he appeared on tli.' scene in regulation yellow leggings, a Bplendid array of shirt front, a replica of the Kohinoor Becurely cl pped to us handsome a cravat as ever came out of Sam's emporium, a brand new Stetson, a huge Btock ni swagger, and the crown- ing touch added by the insertion (glued un) of a monocle. |Ootsi The smoking room of a hotel was soon converted into the tent- — porary office of the man with j V. M. W«Stfall & Co money* to burn, ami meanwhile the little fellow with tho claims to sell was being well primed with lubricators ami information as t.. Saddle, Pack and Cartage Horse* Always for Hue Dally st;'...i> le ives Beaton :;t 12 o'clock lor rgnson and Cnrabomo Leaves Ferguson, via Troul 1...' for !'■ uton at 7 a.m. Branch Stuhles at Trout Lake. Beaton, Ferguson and Camborne LEGAL, FRED C. ELLIOTT, lUHRISTER, NOTARY PtfBLIO.'ETO., Trout Like, 11.' C. anil Ferguson. .ii'o.s. MoCnrter. J. A.Harvey A. M. rinltliiiin. HARVEY McGARTER & PINKHHAM r,,\iiUisT,:i:s. . SOLICITOUS, Etc. REVELSTOKE B. C. Branoh'Mlt.'i'S ul uolden. Keiulo anl-'oit Steele, Ii, 0. oltorafor Imporlnl Hunk of Ciuiuda. JOHN MANNING SCOTT, B. A . L.L.S. A full line of Choice Stationery Just Received, ALSO, School supplies, PRorniETARY Medicinete, toilet articles, Etc. Prescription worh A SPECIALTY. STRICTLY CASH. liNRltl^TI'KS,SOLICITORS, ETC. Ri'V.'Uioko Station. n. C. ..LHsriL .. .i:«k ul unnnlafnl" B J CUMMINS Head Office: TO RON 10, ONTARIO. Branches in tho JJorlhwost Ti -. I ■ ■'■ • h Colunibia, Manitoba, Ont.ii 10 in 1 Quebec. T. K. MERRITT, President. D. R. WILKIE Vice 1 K.llAi Vssistant Oen. Manager, \V. MOFI IT, Chief Inspetrt- Man Trou i l.nke, I'*. Savings Den l-an'i Hold available In all pnrU i 1,'nltoil si.it, s and Bum) Hp. .• al ntti'iii.i.ii given to "i'.' iiml Mtiilua Bi u :-. i j| Ii«nkin< l!u<lne«» TimimcIciI. - received and intersat all,.wed. *C. K. DOULTBEE, rtanager i;.i;.r,l S|.,rv. l-'llll l.lnp of I ,uiii^it Gofata, Kruita in aeamn. Hlg oaaortnisnt ..i smoksra* 8nppU< a, i ifflno ..nil.- liiit lii'ii.i Telephone ('<> FERGUSON WINDSOR HOTEL TROUT LAKE, B C. Best Hotel in Town, Heaflprteni For Minium autl Csmmsrcial Mei AccorvirvioDATiorNjs are: first class. D. R. McLENNAN, PROPRIETOR Lennoxviiie ■^^Hotel W. Abrahamson Job Printing at TiTe Mining Review s ■ - ' An.till,-. -_. -■r'v . _ 0. MURRAY, fil T< KQTriA AGENT FOH GIANT POWDER IR0DT LAke B. 0. VJ« -^ X>ClLJLHJ FUSE AND CAPS. ooKod after. Agent for ll.'liiizniiin'K ri:.i.»« Mining Brokers, Minim: I'll.' .in." l',p|viii.'il im. Mm, - ..ii'l I'l'.'ii. < l> lluiiaiit and s.,li|, MIiiiiii: l',..| UUtarforNon-Hcal ' LKSSlili of th« ALEXANDRIA HAL! FERGUSON, B.S. . . . :• . . . Post Office Block. Main Street. . .. vC- vtt.rj? rl the best method of approaching jfijSjS},IIlfV«£ lr.ni' I. ike. H. C financier Bell. The fun was waxing fust niitl furious and n few mi nit"-; later Baw the buyer and seller oloHoted together. The tabh , ,, .-■,. „ I «.i Mlvcr was strewn with maps, forms oflfinldnnd Silvi agreement, hills ol Bale, one or two ,""'.' n old copies of the Review, and care- z losaly hanging frop Ed's coat pocket whs a pad of yellow Imperial liniik blanks. The jokers| in lhe know had ensconced their bodiesat every conceivabl point of vantage to watch the fun, and they had the opportunity of wit- uessiiig one of the smartasl pii • - of financial engineeritig they ever j heard or read df. The little fellow, in spite ol the smothered gif from iii^idi' and outside of thi apartment, had not caught onto the bluff, and it was an event of ti lifetime for him. II. al for b $10,000 ii . ,-h paymi nt, hit) . tttually tin .ii'.: •- pui through for $7,060 Imnn iliato ensli, Ihe odd *'.n k-ing added by I buyer i«. treat tho hwys. 1 hoqe who I>:.«I . \.i.,-'i.| 1. | |,, [|,,w ,il this particular jttm in I .■■ hasty retrial, and the little fellow { armed with the two eherjm proceeded to the Btreel mid calh .1 in everybody within h dl ..f his vo Th" r"iiniiti(lir of the episode ' .,,i well he imagined and^lnc-feeling* of tho sltiffcr ran bo understood when on presenting his lately . i qtli red ehei|iir for If ."ill he u.i.- to i to "tgi t I.. [lades out <.f it." 'I Ii liltle fellow wiili the Id nk iiins-j ttiehe ;ue|_ the bpj ;-i How I was fount! half an hour ai wiir.l« sitting no tl,, nidi walk in the cold. (i.Ill snow, and tho wild look On hit 'li;i.l -in.l|. nt-'l was tliinkiiij! very hartl tl :; " dapitalial i," nnd tl f .on in . * Hosa^iinj m i 'i |1 50 S SHANNI '-', •-'■ iyer I UROUSON ». C Packina and Fer*uson packing-: Freightsng Contractor And Builder. Owner of thc Abraham- son Addition to thc Townslte. Get a Rome l-'oi Yourself. Doi\'t Pay Rent -^ EASY TERMS. SURVEYORS 0.BN WILKIE, PL.S., Provincial Laud Surveyor, Mineral Claims Snrveyril and Crown Orants Ohtalnod .■• i:>-i,i.-ihi Next Kecord Ofltei I r.»it l.iki . II ('. E. MOBF3S PROP Hotel and Cencral Store GERRARD ; ' B C © K Sarbei* Sbop i un a (loud Shave or Hair Cut . . i. i . • - William Schnell, L'L'Dnl'uil\ I ; . . ! I I I'l.l 1(1.1 I i AK I. Hot and Cold Paths Transfer Outfit. ■ tracts cntciad into for packing of Mining RoppIfeaT, etc. to an'- point in the .liMrirt. ' !, prompt service, and any work ondartaken giiarnntii-d Ml -ni i'.iv. Ferguson. s. Daney, prop. I .- .-■ .--. -._>b... A. It. II1.VI.AM>. I-KOVIM IAI. I.AMi BUBTKYOR Mia -nil Claims Surveyed POPLAB, KA8LO. W. H. Jones, Loose I • af Hinder!., Flos Job Printing. NI-LSON, FL C. G. M. YUILL JEWELLER, Watch npniriiij.. «t• . All » rl (iu i tec 1. OiidfeiteBW, Ti-.ut Lnke.B.O NI'.W Y<»UK LIFE ASSUUAXCK COMPANY. Foil Isvi--IMI >I AM" PrOTECTIOM TIIOS. TAYLOR. Agen . Rcvblsjtoui ami Trout Lakk A. W. EDGE VALUE! Value shodd bo your guide when buying I Vaster D<2Corat< )r TROUT LAKE B.C. Goods. :-: Best Values. Entire Satisfaction. Can Al'yhfdya be found ^t FRASER'S « •: • F. B. Wells, REVELSTOKE, B.C. RAW FURS BOUGHT VuASI I WUCES l>All) F. A. Newton MINING BROKER Rosslnnd, • B. Member RottlaN Stock tachanH If you have LurdcauM KB Wl
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Title | Lardeau Mining Review |
Publisher | Trout Lake, B.C. : Murray & Atherton |
Date Issued | 1905-01-20 |
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Trout Lake (B.C.) |
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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-1905-01-20 |
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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 |
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AIPUUID | 19e3176e-a049-438d-8667-3879518b4c0b |
DOI | 10.14288/1.0310346 |
Latitude | 50.647222 |
Longitude | -117.53889 |
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