A*-*" '*'* wp m -at. M<2*.iS*-3a 9 ^ jgj. {EVELSTOKE. B. C. JANUARY W- I'm; W I : *, ■ liifr. a £2.50 Per Year REMNANT BARGAINS We are Stock-Taking and have a pile of Remnant Bargains which we are clearing at Bargain Prices, Get Your Share. SAMPLE S ALE Hundreds of samples of Children's Silk Dresses, Children's Coats, Misses' Coats, Misses' Silk Dresses, Misses'Serge Dresses, Misses' Wash Dresses, Ladies' Dresses and Coats. They are about Half Price. Get Your Share. Specials for Next Week PROVINCIAL POLITICS Saturday's Big Meeting-Campaign Addresses by J. A. I (lur table of Assorted .lau.s, .lollies, Syrups, Molasses and Honey. | Climax Jams and Jellies in ,**. Ih. I'.iils, the following kinds: - g Pear, I'l...... Peach, Bed Currrnt, Apricot, Apple, llaspberry and Strawberry. Java Cine Syrup in I quart, llllll gallon and 1 gallon tins, Ontario Honey in 20c., Mc, and 7.-.e. Jars. ScS^BS - - ■' ■" - — ■ - ""-■ • —M Huntley & Palmer's Choice Biscuits A shipment ut these Famous Biscuits just arrived; here area lew s|.eciu!s:—Philippines,Brazil,KloliTea,Casino Rural, Madiera, Smyrna, Fruit, Kindergarten, Charivari. Plantation, Household, Nursery, Alaska Wafers, Ice ('renin, Chocolate and Coconut.! Creams, ulso other varieties, which we would lie pleas d to show. He nsked it legislation would adjust the evils ol the present day and re- ferred to the premier and Mr. Bowser as being ignorant of socialism and being so they could not really nsk the working men tur votes and support. He reviewed the political situation sa\ ing Unit both parties were childish i nnd simply getting at one another Maedonald and Ex-Judge (laughter). The socialists were not Henderson — Conservative Wamntas ,iiiU,y supposed .md many „ would l.e returned lo parliament, speakers Defend Government. I Humanity shoi.1.1 be considered before p.i.iiotism nnd the ling must In- kept clean, He-explained socialism ..s a cu-upciativo commonwealth and each member should receive the value he created. Trusts nre necessary to i-niiiul- ism as owning everything in their work the dividends being equal y divided up. lie pointed nut thut if 1 Preserves and I Fresh Pickles Something New in Preserves and Pickles :— Heinze's Preserved Strawberries. Heinze's Preserved Pineapple. Heinze's Preserved Cherries. Heinze's Apple Butter. Heinze's Sweet Onions. Sweet Gherkins, Maud.iluy Sauce and Tomato Cal sup DRESSMAKING AND MILLINERY-SECOND FLOOR. C. B. Hume & Co., Ltd Stores at Arrowhead and Revelstoke. E. J. BOURNE, Boots and Shoes. Men's Furnishings, Ready-made Clothing FIRST STREET, REVELSTOKE HEADQUARTERS FOR FUEL and FEED HALT COAL The only Satisfactory Domestic Cual, for Cnnk Stove, Heater or Orate, 'loan and free from clinkers. Dry Fir and Hlrcji Wood, any Length, Hav, Oals, Wheat nml Cbi.pfeo.l. 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Ltd Besides ollering Bargains in China and other useful articles at attractive price.t, we beg to call your special attention to a NEW COOKING APPARATUS The Kookizer" Cuok» your Breakfast while you sleep. ^ Cooks your whole dinner while yuu piny with baby. Call and let us explain to you ..II nbuut tl.e Kookiier, SNOWSHOES Mmle especially lor British Columbia, Wide Web Strong and Durable. LAWRENCE HARDWARE CO.. Ltd. Dealers in Hardware, Stoves and Tinware, Miners', Lumbermen's and Sawmill Supplies, etc., Plumbing and Tinsn.itt.ing. A lurgo audience, tilled tl.e opera house on Saturday night to hear the platform ol J A. Maedonald, leader of the opposition, and other speakers of all parties' who hud been invited to give addresses. The ladles wore particularly in evidence, denoting the gencinl interest In the approaching election. Ex Judge Henderson was unfortunately nimble to reach lhe city before lhe meeting commenced. Tbe conservative Breakers did not put in an appearance till lute in the evening owing to their being tendered a smoking concert In Selkirk Hull. Mayor Brown, ns rl.air....... ul the meeting, said he was very glad to sec such a large allendnnee nud lelt that, all would feel ihekoenesl interest in speakers who would address the meeting, I'l. A. Haggen Will then called upon to open the meeting. Mr. Haggen said that the forthcoming elections would le the most important in tlio politicil history of tbe province and the result was practio.lly n foregone conclusion. In reviewing tl.e policy ul the McBride government ho pointed out that Eb:rts, Tatlow, Fulton, Cotton and many others ul the government were in league will, the 0. P. K. nnd it seemed strange why McBride and his party cnuld get special trains and cars and every lucility for getting through ll.e province when Mr. Maedonald nnd bis Iriends bad In wait for trains nnd sometimes not get then, at all. He wns sorry that tbe conservatives wen uut present un the platform ns be bud much to say as regards them, Mr. Lefeaux was a good and experienced man but I eing young hc thought, that he cuuld revolutionize the world in a dny, whicli was always the case will. young politicians and be referred to to the evolution l.y ballots, lle suid it wai rail.!-.' significant that, tbe conservatives bad not asked the liberal men to spent at the recent MoBride meeting and in referring to T. Taylor lie said tlmt he was responsible (or the elu.os uml unsatislaclory condition ot ll.e riding and ns lor tho surplus Revelstoke hud contributed lui'f of the total nnd bad not ..tone quarter even ut return lor it. Let Mr. McBride begin hotter terms at Kevelstoke, (Cheers.) He said that Mr. Taylor bad promised a mod ut Death llapids, to ii\ up the river bank and othor public wnrks but bad utterly disrc garded his promise and bad dono nothing, und now bc and McBride were falling over one another to do it before thc elections tn get votes, Ho referred to the negligence of the government iu not giving Kevelstoke better public institutions and also in not carrying out public wnrks so necessary, and it showed want of ener I gy In Mr, Taylor and the government, Only $!I0IK) Inul been spent nn these wurks which was not enough inr the money turned into the treasury. Rev- olstoke was badly provided with institutions, especially ll.e gaul which was a disgrace to tlie cily. (Cheors) The civil service ought to be in .. better condition and be referred to the protest in tbe Inst ele tion regarding Mr. Taylor being put in the cabinet if it wai withdrawn, This had not been done nnd it wns high time a member Irom the riding was iu the cabinet. .Cheers.) In conclusion bc sni.i a change ol government wus absolutely necessary tor the province. \V. iV. Letcaux, who was loudly cheered on rising to speak, thanked tbe liberals for permitting him to address tlie meeting, snying that his platform wns damaging to both parties but tbe time had come lor a change. He was proud to be able to represent the workers and he waB simply one expression of the general demand fur a change. Neither government had done the province good, but he didn't wish to go to Victoria himsell but il hc did it would bc to represent the working classes, He referred to Mr. Haggen's remarks ol him as only a young mnn lull ol ideals and sarcastically refuted tl.e remark!, saying that the relorm will come sooner or later. Mr. Haggen was ignorant ol the needs ol tlie working mnn (cheers) and did not uuder- stand the nature ol their demands. He then resd the Socialists' platform, which summed up meant that a man should get tiie lull value of his labor, rusts ca opei ate, the •hi, de. su profitably mi country itself socialisl linos, it Caley. who was loudly cheered, .-nld ll.nt he was proud lo hnve tl.e opportunity ol representing ihe liberal interests in the riding in this election lind if i-leol1..! would do his utmost In I'u.'.I.e.- ll.e inii-iTsIs ol Bevels!..lie. (Cheers.) lle said that the riding Inul been badly neglected and the pooplo soutli were indignant at nothing being done by the government. Trails nnd i-iiuds were necessary but tbe work il-.ne iu the. riding wis not ,:.l all in comparison lo the amount ul mmey ihe Bevt'lstuko riding had pul int.. the treasury. The river bunk hud been neglected and the district, bud not been as woll represented as it! ought to hnve been. As there were a number nl other speakers to fulluw he would not tako up any more of their time at p-esent but hoped to meet ll.e .lectors again before Feb. 2. (Cheers), The chairman apologized to the audfei.ee for the late arrival ul Judge Henderson who bud teen delayed at Salmon Arm saying that he would l.e in in nbout hall-iiii-hour'stinie and he would mill upun Mr ,1. A. Maedonald, The leader of tl.e opposition, who wns greeted with applause, said that he co.npllmciited Itevelstuke un the number ol Indies present at the meeting and the tribute tbey paid to tbe liberal cause in coining, lu referring lo Mr. Lefenux's speech be suid he was much plcuied with it and respected him in sn laying tl.e claims nf his cause to the people although he .lis agreed will, the socialist principles, Baying that Iheir philosophy wns enticing but nol practicable as never gaining headway, The liberals were anxious to raise tho working classes to u better standpoint and since be represented it labor constituency he strongly adv..cited helping working men snying tlmt the labor organizations lm I elevated ihem. lie touched — the sooiuli.t record snying that tiny were very wide ol the mark and ihut tbey niii't not abuse their power, tlmt if tbey did the result would he disastrous, lle then explained the C. & W*. railway grant ulllrniing tlmt the railway hud broken faith with the people since they hadn't curried nut their promises ut constructing the line. so that connection might l.e made between the coi.Bt and Kootenay. Only two-thirds ol the line had been finished and yet they had got the grant H0t),000 ncres nt hind. Hc pointed nut strongly why the government had hml no right to give this grunt since the railroad bud nut fulfilled their part. He referred to llnw- thoruthwaite'B dealings in the mutter and to his outrageous actions iu ad- LATEST TELEGRAMS Coal Famine. - United States Warships Leave Kingston. - More Earthquakes-Lumber Investigation. W'lXNii-f.i;, Jan. 28.—Word conies l'n.u. llionti-ll that the people have lunioil;. coal cur to get fuel. They will pay ilu- C.I'.R, the cost of the Cdiil. The local situation is very serious, I...M...N, Jan. 28.—Newspapers commenting on the rebuff administered lo U, S. Admiral Davis l.y (lovt-rniiio'Swi'lleiiliiiiii, of Jiimiiiea, whicli resulted In llie withdrawal nf Anierii'iiii warships, generally agree ll.nt the language used by Ihe llovernor in his hitler is dilli- i.ull in justify, hut ilmi Davis| un.loiihln.il)' encroached too far on the sphere of British authority, KlNusrox, Jamaica, Inn. i'l.~Two more heavy shucks of earthquake were fell this morning, Ottawa, Jun. 22.—As n result of yesterday's debate in the Commons on thc alleged lumber trust in British Culumbia, a committee will be appointed to investigate. (lm.nr.., Portugal, Jan li.lal wave, following a terrible storm, has invaded Port Kspinodo. t is feared when the waters subside il will he found that ninny persons were drowned, YYiNNii'iWi, Man., Jan. 'ill.—Much concern is lelt here over the wreck of tlie southbound Great Northern flyer nt Osso, when: lifty persons have been hurt, and the oompany refuses to give out the names, t3mK.£:i.Tzxx.*3XEPi ■■ -., 2EnrvaiuKtijt.*mn mnsmuBm BOTimsTEi BROS, .ALKIIS IN High Class Groceries. Fruit, Flour, Feed, Stoves, Furnaces, Hardware, Harness, Crockery, Glassware, Etc. BOUEimBEOS 23.5a DRY CEDAR WOOD BANFF HARD COAL Fun.ace an.l Stove Coal Nut Size, suitable tor Sell Feeders, Burners and Ranges $0 00 Base .... 8 50 Revelstoke Fuel and Supply Co. ^^ LIMITED, ^^ Molsons Bank Building r TERRIFIC EXPLOSION Twenty-two Killed. Thirty-Five Injured and Two Whole Trains Demolished, [npianai'Oi.is, Iml., Jan. 22H-A disaster which occurred at S.inforil Saturday night hns proved to be one of the worst in this section of the country. Twenty-two people are dead, and at least thirty-five injured. The ontiro train No. li. 1HQEST HI ON fAKIB Have made most of their wealth investing in Real Estate, and it would not be unwise fur the man having in..ney at low rate ol interest lo follow their lead by investing in the best buy un the market which we have selected as our Special Soup for the coming week. LISTEN I Brand new seven room dwelling on Fourth Street, two lots, hot and cold water, electric light, bathroom, cellar, lawn, iarge woodshed suitable for stable und in (net everything that goes tc make a modern, up-to-date dwelling. Pricc.$2,.-150. Terms $600 Down, Balanco on T.mc. KEVELSTOKE INSURANCE AGENCY, MOLSONS BANK BUILDING MITED. .^ Imperial Bank af Canada e l.v llrtur Head Office-Toronto, Ontario. thl Provinceso( Uanttoba. Alberta. Sask-Htclinwa... ;:r!ti*!i ."oluml.i.1.Ontario,IJjiiobo.'. verse to the rights ol the people. In dealing with the labor question he urged that McBride had dune nothing to bring in good immigrants hat had allowed the ery to go to India, hence lhe influx ul Hindus. This wns to be a while man's land and although he didn't approve ol assisted Immlgra Hon vet sume wny mult bo lound to bring people ill, agent! were necessary and he criticized the McBride govern ment for not doing something to remedy the trouble. Surveys must be. made and land parcelled out and il the liberals got in, (cries ol no, no) it will be another cry of yea, yes, and thc province will bless the day they du get in and promised that tho surveys would bo mado, If British Columbia was prosperous he was willing to give McBride credit for any goud act, but since the premier bad grappled badly with the financial depression when the government came into power and had introduced a bad tax system it could not be said that tlie premier had done any good aot, He reviewed theiB. 0. Southern railroad as having failed to do what was prom- lied in regard to their lands saying that through them the province had lost 11750,01)0 in the last three years. He advocated the higher taxing ot railroads and decreasing the rate tor was destroyed, including ongin an explosion cf a cur of dynamite, Eioht cars uf.the freighl train wero demolished, and 1,000 foot of road- bod turn up. The en use of the disaster has not been fully explained. The result was terrible. The shock was felt for 80 miles, many believing it an earthquake, The entire train, including the locomotive, was blown from the track, the coaches were demolished, the engine was hurled llfty foot and the passengers were either blown to pieces, consumed by lire or rescued in an injured condition. Some of tho injured will die. The most severely hurt are in hospitals at Terra Haute and 'eorin, III. Several others me onroil for at Sanlonl. The full extent of tlie disiiBtcr wns revealed at daylight, but the (loath list will not bo comploto unlil workmen have {cleared lho debris and lhe injured are out of danger,] According to trainmen of the freight train, the explosion of the powder was caused by tlie concussion of tlie passenger train, which was slowing down at Snnford. The theory is that gns escaping frum an oil pipe entered the powder car standing by the pipe nnd that a Capital Subscribed I Capital Paid Up Reserve Fund H. li, Wilkie, Presldont: lius. K. Jakhiay $5,000,000.00 $4,280,000.00 $4,280,000.00 Vice-President, A General Banking Business Transacted. Savim-.s Department- Deposits received and Interest allowed at current rale frnm date nf| opening account, and com- pounded half-yearly, l^^^~ Drafts sold available in all parts of Canada, United States and Europe. Special attention given !.. Collections. Revelstoke Branch, B. C.-A. E. Phipps, Manager. Good City Lots on Easy Terms A few wood City lots still on the market at present prices. Terms reasonable. Apply soon G. M. SPROAT, Real Estate Offtice, Cowan Block. spark from lho passenger motive ignited tliu gas. iv* %%%«%%% *mwwM»«iwiw*miH * I |'| Ml'. YOUR ORDERS WITH * S. McMAHON, - FIRST STREET 5 l-'ur Aicricliur... Ini|il».......t- CarrliiM, Wi.ii.u- Kit. John f Dura I'li.n.-l. Uolloi Wijoni, r«i.s.ls Carriage Oomp«n»'i '• Iliiif.-i.-M r.iiii'ttjr. Ilitr-lfi. Sitwiur- an.l UuUlratOn, Wlnjul- wrlgllt '..".I IHacklllll.ll Wi.tk iiltiMiile.1 ... H..r.-o Ulim'iuii .1 i* %%%%%%%%%%♦** %%*%%% ■*♦%%%%♦%%%%%♦• CANADA'S GREAT DESTINY ARREST AT PENTICTON Dominion Will Become Senior! Vernon, B.c, Jan. 22.—Chief of Partner of the Empire. ! Police Simmons has left for the ' -ceiie of the murder of W. Zinimer- have been Continued o" P«(W four, CURLING. The following games played off: iiiuins our Knot.:, ll Kae, Brook, Ili Upper, IO Mcltae, 8 Robertson, U oaijQahy cue Nairn, 13 Kincaid, S — ...... - — Mr. W. Halt, tho celebrated bass soloist, will sing "Scots Win. line " and "0' a' thc airts tho win' can blow," at the Opora House, Friday night. London. Jan. 2!,—The Tii »r- , ,. .:..! I 1 , „ ... „imnn nt IV'iiticton. Medical ex- rusiiuiidrtit concluding an article on, .- i i ,i ..„, ik.t , , u- , , - „*„..*,„ Hmt'animation disclosed the fact that tn* Canadian west, prophesies Hint . the children uow at scl I mny live death was caused hy an axe-cu to see Canada with * larger populn-jon the head. A kmle was found tion than the motherland and that the Dominion is possibly destined lo lie | tho predoininant partner ul the empire. The Time" correspondent alio mills that Oanada needs money for development, It is a pity that through feur or ignorance the British investor keeps nut ol the Canadian Held into which the Amorloan investor pours money with cunlidcncc. buried in the dead man's stomach and his throat was also cut. It ie impossible to he certain whether robbery wae committed or not. The identification ol the knife may furnish the necessary clue to the murderer. William Heron, an Australian, is now held on suspicion ol having knowledge of the crime. F0UNDER5 IN CANADA OF Hand Tailored Garments, Completely Finished. Dress Suits $25. $30. $35. The finest garments made in Canada. 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Proeunier, and c'liof of police T. \V. Bain, of Revel- stoke. Otliermomhcre frnm this city w, i-e in. \\. II. Sutherland uud A. Mel! ie. HOCKEY. The iiinn to represent lho game against Arrowhead lo-morrow will lu- picked from lhe following players :—Messrs. Allum, Bews, buck, Barber, Dunne, Hope, Knight, Sawyer and Sissons. All players are reqnested lo lie on hand for practice this evening us the line-up is subject to change, tho boys expecting a fast learn from tbo lake town. Dying mid Scenes oi Greatest Mystery, i'ai.iiaiiy. .Lin. I1,!.—This morning the .lend bullies oi Edward Ferdinand, hi- wifo nnd iheir Bl.ilI-horn babe, wuo i-lind in their home ut 3113 The orgai.izmi n nl n chapter of fourth avenue enst, at about 11.20 by j II -yal Arch M iso*.- louk placo in lhe Olllcer Mill. Two children, aged p-m]Orange Hull, Vernon, lasl week, sibly two and three, were found. Tiny Twenty-six applic.tions wero received wcro living, but are so badly fruzen and the new chapter starts its exist- j that siighl hopes nre hold oul lor their onco under tho I. ippiest auspices. The recovery, Ferdinand is connected with tho Calgary Tanning company. TIiuie- dny evening and twice since then C F. II. Adams called at the house o seo Mr. Ferdinand. Ue could nol get in, and this morning when be called In- noticed that no one bad been in the liuuse for buiiio time. Theie weio un trucks near tho house,except tins. made by the baker when be left lhe bread at tho kitchen door. Mr. Adams immediately nenl to tlie police station jind notified the pulice, und when Mr. Adnms und Olllcer Mill reached the bouse thoy wore joined by oneol the'neighbors, 0. Murray. The ..llicer broko in the kilchen dour, and the throe nieii stepped into tbo house. They suw a sight that horrified them, Lying.... ber Inc.: Inside the stove was tin-deiid body ut Mrs. Ferdinand, fruzen solid. Tho stove doors wero open as though she bad been iittenip." ing to light n (ire. Some broken dish lay mi lln- liuni' ns ii dropped, The men went suttly upstairs, T'iii-y f.iiuiil the bubo dead in a bod, Ferdinand, dead nnd frozen, lay in lhe siiino bed. Ono of the poor little n.id- ..Is., lay wilh him, und ns Ihe moil steppo I quietly into the rot.in it pn! hi. ar... ...'on...I the nock .-I' ils deiid lather uiul tried lo snuggle up Iur warmth. 'The poor child's bgs wero frozen solid nearly io tho knees. Tho other living child wns [(.und in a Utile crib, ll wns covered with ;. blanket lb.it hml been nailed in the top nt the crib, Both lega ive.o frozen, The living children wore at once removed to tbe residence ol Mr. Murray, where all the euro possible wus immediately given. The ambulance was s.-.il for niul then seven teen doctors were telephoned lor, and none culd be located, No..ily an hour alter, two ol thorn received the nie.s- agcB nml went to the liuuse. ll appears thai Mis, Ferdinand hnd imi had medical attention .luring her oritical condition and wna very ivcnk. The Coroner arrived, and nfti r n liking j .-iij.nl exaniinati n. stated his opinion that it wu* accidental poisoning. II .aid he though! Fi r-!;i: in! .■• tl In-, wife might have m cidei tally laki poison, mul Ferdinand died in bed, His ivifi mighl li ivi -'' iggled i - the .I ivnstairs i» rtion ol the lighl the Rr II ■ a wakened . dropped ,. * ,\. ..... .- • ... .... ivo: ■ ,-;■ mm Mm m : ■ uty .-,.'.■ Ided Eye Delighting TJ 111 I MU I VII '.I SOL.K, (loud, soil! d. No. II Apples nt (-.no. per hoi, (.... b. Vernon. ';"""' ! J L, WEBSTER, VERNON B. C. will Ii.mm- residence ... your home fl .1' ymi need ft lloor covering. Ap- lirt-i-i-.il.■ lhc elegance of lho du- fj M 1 & '■• igus im.I'ii.i before you, und ||J fg $g ££ g |_ f§ have f. Ihuughl of youi- pocket I uui;. Many real carpel bargains are here le.idy for your chuice, Avail yourself of Ihem. R. Hawson & Co. ■■■■■■■■inaM'i SOUVENIR GOODS .. vo.. nro looking! ior something nice in SPOONS AND PiNS, BELT BUCKLES, WATCHES, " BUNN SPECIAL" ior Souvenirs, wo have litem here. J. GUY BARBER, 0. P. R. WATCH INSPECTOR. OPTICIAN JEWELER: C. W. 0. w. Mountum View Camp, No. '11X1. UIuoU Seeunil inul l-'ourlli Wetlnesilnis in L-uel. montli. In Selkirk Hull. Vlalllng Wood- .1.(111 cordially lavltc.l I . ni lend. IV. II, AIIMiiTitON'll, Cnu. .'om. II, W, KIIWAUIIS. Clu-I,. REVELSTOKE AERIE No. 432. F. 0. E. Tl.e r..ff..lf.i- im- Hall liver) T I ine*...rel.ol.l in Un- Sulkirl. on ti. .,-.. Sit'i-l..i-.i. Visit- nliniil l.ivltcil. K tl, HI'HIIIDUE, I'i i-ii.iisT. II. COOK. Si.eiir.r.tttv. U,|A, I'K.i.'I'NII-:!!. Siit-i.nTi.fV. SELKIRK LODO.E. NO 12, I. 0. 0. F. IV"^ v**^i!iiii|, i'iiviii-,1 In al- tuiitl H....T..UHIII'. N.u. J, JIA'IHIK, Sic ^TSk Cold Range lodge, K. of P., fc§\ No. '26, Revelstoke, B, C. MEETS EVBHV WEIINESOAY, .-, t|.i Tlilnl Wi-liii-*'!...- ol .-mil I ...nil., ill lln- Oddfellows' Hall ..1 . o'duifk. Visiting Kiiig.tU nre i-i.nlinliy t.vtn-.l. .... .1 HOWE, i i . ti. II. SHOCK, li ol II. & S, II. A. IIHOWN. ill. ul I-* H. W. EOWARDS TAXIDERMIST li, m III tils, li, iiiii!-. Ilinl*. I'M., Etc. II.IU.NTEI. Animal lings ili ntcit P. 0 I1..1 11, l!i - t . I .... *;. mul li.uli- Au iiMvi*!,.:,.. it, GLOWING PROSPECT C. C, wil! be the Orchard o. the Empire,-Kootenay Country Richest of All. Windsor Restaurant .Irs. I In ibury, Munogress. First-Class Table. Private Dining Boxes . i.. Suppers, Mi- Furnished Rooms To Let n THE REVELSTOKE WINE & SPIRIT CO. I I.TMITHD. Import direct from Country of origin. WHOLESALE DEALERS ONLY, REVELSTOKE, il. O. BimmmmWmnmWtmmV&mnmBB flaac-**-**?? ^•s^l^i^*^mm'!^^sx3BmsmmistmM Q-<MKK>OK><>-0-0"0^<><>0^ 111 E^B HfpiJJ 6 Di.V. jllsl d.-f i en|uy thnl well ibo.'Mi-il I'coliug'r* Wo nil kliuw whal * like' to be bul, lo l.e cold, or lo be lired, uud il is liin-llmi wo nil know whal II (eels like to be well I. II reels g I, and Il's good l.i feel guild. Vuu can O nov. f be well dressed if yuur clothes arc nol iuii.li> by the A right milker, X (id tokiiow we bundle tho S1-j,MI-1U'1A])Y (JABMICNTH Y .iini vnn will lind whal .. pleasure .....1 salisfiictiun il is to be 0 weU'dressed. 0 Suits and Overcoats $IG, CIS, nnd $20.' Q Blue and Black Suits, the best made, $20, & $25 Q . Right Overcoats, up-to-date Prices: $18 and $20 X Special Trousers S5 and $6. q Tailoring if* our business, We make ;. man lunk well Y and hu knows il. ? ..Gressmau and Morrison.. C>0-aO<KH>*0<> {>Q<>-0 c^^ mstasTrttM. sK^ma-rm In 8iiii.ll or lurgo Lots,Irum KID ll>s. In n Carload. Fur price write L. E. GRIFFITHS, - Fiialakwa WAE CHUNG^ Has n got .1 stuck uf Groceries and t Hue assortment ol Japanese China. Agent tor Kevelstoke Farming Company, growers of all kinds ol Fnnn Produce, lluy aud Wood. Front Street, Revelstoke TELEPHONE 2(1. To Trappers Raw Purs Boughb Cash Prices Paia F. B. WELLS, Exporter of Furs. CEMENT BLOCKS Miimifudiirud for nil olussosluf bui Id III gH CEMENT AND LIME FOR SALE All l;iiid>>. buildlnnnml iiliislorlun uutlortnltoii. A. PRADOUHI, • REVELSTOKE Halcyon Hot Spring j .Sanitarium. L'nder lhe now uiaungcuieul uf IIaiiiiv MuIn'iiwii, Holl'nian llnuuu lt.t*sblii,l. ritlll'l MISDIOAI,. WATERS of Ilul- L eyon nre ll.o must curative in the world. A perfect, niitui.il remedy fnr nil No.vims find Muscilinr diseases, Livo.-, Ki.lno) .....I Stomach ailments nnd Metallic Pnlsnnlng, A sure cure for "That Tired Feeling." Speciul' .-.los un all boats aud tl-iuns. Two nn.ils ai rive and dep.-iit every day. Telegra I. cuiumuulc.tlion with all marts nf the world, Tumi* Jt>l- to .*t>tS per week. For further pai'liculiU'S apply to HARRY McINTOSH Halcyon Hot Springs Arrotn Late. *B, C TRADE *#/\l t\iK Woo> CAUTION To cJieckniiUo lliu dishonest uw of Mh- muni' o\' " JAEGER," look for lhe label on each article, and insist Ihal lhe goods be invoiced as " IAEGER' OR. JA£G£R COMPANY LTD,, - 30IJAIVIES ST., MONTREAL Skllim; Aiir.srs in Ki.vti.suiK!-: I urne Wl B-fll « -JWIIIV V**» VWlj ■So;fSfiHE:iE::.- .. .,\.:.sa,i*si*jiasi'S2rBa!Bie' Henry's Nurseries VANCOUVER, 1$. C. Uu:uli|iiitrlora For Pnclllo Consl (crown ninl I in inn-tod Gurdon, Field and Flower Scods. TE8TED STOCK Tlinnstindfl of Fruit mid Onmim-mlul Trill--, ItlioilodondroiiK, Rosofl mid hardy plnuli imwKrowiiiK 'in nur own grouuda for Future [limiting. Noox|)oii8o, Idssordoliiynf fuuilgutlou, Insiiootlonuor customs duties to ])iiy. Vlsitnrflnroulwuys wolcomo in iiisnocl .mr Btoolt. Grconhousc Plants, Tut Flowers and Floral DoslyiiR, FerUllzora Mm' Hlvos and Sii|i|)lio-, Sprny Pumps and Hprnylng nmtorial Nu iiKi'iit*- -thoreforo yon havo no commission to pny. Our (.'iitiiloRiio tolls von about it. Lot mo price your list boforo placing ymir ordor. Wn dn busiuoss mi nur owu grounds -no rout to nay, and are pi'epurod u> moot all compotltion, Eastoru prices or loss Wliiin labor, Catalogues Froo. ""iU. HENRY P.O. A.lilrt!.*siiiiil()rni!iilinusi)fi:-:i(.ll.\V.i.*t. iiii.is.fr Rend, llr.iucl. Nnraerlos:—Sontli Vanoouver, , ■ iL.-jIl NOTICE ! - having i vi] nol d by . Jan- .HN l:. UoLIN.-ii.N'. Hotel. CHIEF YOUNG, Proprleto. FOR SALE HOTEL—On. of besl I icaterl and ::. ■* i r ifil ible btisim in Bril rh i ilumbift—*15,000. HOI EL SITE—Immetliato bu.-i- n. ured. Important raining ... - di trial enterprises proji ted .;, vi. inity 11,500, DENTAL PRACTll E in om ol the ln-t cities in the lv :.- -- To Let HOUSE—On First Street, Ilevelstoke. Price fl,? ■ Arrowhead Ranches FOR SALE EIGHTY acres nexl Hall Hros, Ranche-*800. EIGHTY acres ol rich alluvial land, above high water. Partly improved. For particulars ol abovo E. A. HAGGEN Insurance Agent. Kevelstoke. li. 0. COBALT CAMP Ore in Sight is Worth Million;: of Oollars Only Few Veins Uncovered. Ottawa, fan 21.—A, P, Law, director ol the geol --;.- ui im- summary report ol - h --, a i presented to pn sn - nl ») thai paid a short visit lo Cobnlt, He adds 11| course on io ihorl i -.-. i' il vould be presumptuous I '■ ... opinion upon the origin and extent ol tin or. Enough imi. seen '■•■ . noiinco upon the ri.-l.iii.-8s ul the veins lo n ako e rough estimate -1 the millions nl dollars in silvoi - - n on tl ■ nml in Ilu m -• nl - lirnntino, nnly n vi ry inuilnralo depth Ihere i- uno in night infllcii m tn pn duce millions and onlj < fi -. nl the viin- have a- yol been u u Aiioniii.il Is al. . till I lu tin liinii.-.l area covered bj lho veins in this region and to lhe natural impulse to consider locations in tho I u're.it value. Cabl ages oarrots, parsnips, turnips, Asl..-.-..ii potatoes and beote il 0, ll. Iluinc ill Co. - cetheop. ■ ... - - short railwa t AUCTIONj AND VALUATIONS fll 1 I ind Gi in ..ii. E. JOHN CODDARD ij prnirii ■ \ rom ■ ■ Om .14 ', nt/EisroKE w .\ nti;i) Mi . .-: . -. i I' W, vi, t ... in - - i f ■ I . i ii NOTICE. i.ilvn.iM by • • i; . , ' * •* ... isti. to ulvise I.ul-" I-, pull II] ! . ■ i .. nl lln- pi i i. promised land, bn will only rr.me to ih - ire ., bind will idi ip il ti..- hands ol man if beg - u -! . -•j ti -.- rl. Id -. ! ti way nl tho intorloi and the Irnnc to the Knot, fi ii i In idi - o li timiB of.-oil ...nl i-liiniil.- noil until. .1 r k 'cos in th. mid I .1 beautl ul nnd Inspiring -'< y and tbo ready sale ul. good i rlcoi I u ovcrything produced urn fully nppicoinli I by mon wh i have been "grubbing along in the worn out Holds ol the older countries BIG " CLEAN UP" SALE OF PIANOS AND ORGANS ■Kxeeptinnully hnny Suiinue.-...ul I'*..IIselling 1...a placed on out- bunds a large .......I...- ..I' second-hand pi.-.uus and .i.■;...*. taken in c.-:chuugc .... new styles. if MAHON A KI8./II nnd PIANOLA ITAMis. Our ''Upper (Jountry" ivarehnuses—in Nelson un.l Kevelstoke are now cimil'urt- ably crowded- we've winter shipments on way from factory, ton. Theso used goods must be sold, we wish them in movo rapidly. You'll itpprecitito those uiuisni ull'oi-illK*-. Evans & Woodrow MEAT MARKET Dealers in Heel, Pork, Mutton, Poultry, Fish and Game in Season, Orders promptly at- len.led to, First St. Revelstoke II -i I fulil. "I V 11 " l.n .11*1, in,Ism f, ... Uvea, ll lai | nf ii i ri.i-ii-lii Piftit.. ' I It. fi ill. II. IM.llll i ri ut li - -I i.... io.I! fronl II I 111 -ui >(l high, mil- •it n-ua, |. , ...... ill M hi ......I nm- . ill,i Hi. irl i,i ilu I'i l.n i-ltii.iii I • i ■ ,i - i- .. . (limit,. llllll liMI.-ll „ . ....... .rl ...lh ......... , : ,||. mm I ,, If ., I ■ 111 I,.,... Imt it Iml in . .llini. nt 20 40 1 $40 '■' $ 65 1 $125 :; $150 »Ml.B.lll ,1 l!i..i-!i" l>i;llin, l.ll-.f,. <]|>rhd)l .inniil. l.oi.iti|..| ...a- lluJIUl.) .',1-t'. . 1. 1. ill ll.ull, Ol.-f -li.flillv ...j> I, n.li<>...n. llm. nm.lhi.hi. aplo.i.11.1 ....... Wn* dVIti ....tif... -S.-..V.., iiiki-ii. lm- VOW "M:l;t!itl .V lli*tfli" I'lftlui, I'll- fljlll IM.Mlillll.llI lllllll.... llllll ..flllli.. .-fiat.. Iiriufliff.llv In'.., ....I.-i- cm..!!!!...., lii'lti-t-! t....... W;..-.Mi.-.U. l'.\..-f..i.-il!.lil.)V;ll ., " I.ni...i.i...." Orimii, wiihii.l i-n*.-,;, It. Iiit.ll, li iii-i;i,t-a. Jj. •il*.i( i- I-,; atujia, V..-f II... nuiii m. il.iim iiiiiml i.ij.ni Bliolll 'IMII Hunt i,nnmm. ,l|||t|>. ....ao, acnill fr S aula .if Wlla, m aUipi, Imll. nulla, .mtli ft,.' It 111 milli:. il... - li. in mi ......nt. llnl; .ml. ..nl i-i-i- .till. iKiimllal l-i fli .il.i.i ............ li..|-li.u'ii. :. a.-..*<i.' i,.,il,. lUatitjia. Iinaa uiul lit-lili- -' iml,ii™f-»olla,ipi™. a. nn .lui ...ii.i.f.i..i.i.iiinn-,- « JU $30 50 Crows tfest Coal Soft Screened Coal Sacked if Required $9 per ton delivered E. A. HAGGEN, 'Phone 65 McKenzie Ave. ■ nol - . ' ,. ■i I ppi i \ ,i ... . ,i j... - 1 1 M ■,. ' I M I ■ ■ . , ■ plnnted hi ' irl vcsl ... nei ol I., -,.,.; .Imi li I ii- i 111 ■ -.ii i In Wenl ,lo , 1- luenl, Iitiiiing ■ - . .linn' ui li is, I in -I - :i t .lay ui Nov, inbor, i-imo. "i T. s, McPIIERSON, 3350 EASY TERMS W .- -- .tl iu n number uf others, I'ull lid until upon Vuu in i inin in nny uno nf these in-ir.........Is nl full - ilu.', i p.irl.bf] pui'ini'iil on n now MASON ,*v UIHI II I'l \\... ...ilnn io,-, yen rs,. .purchase. MASON & RiSCH PIANO Co.. Ltd. NELSON, B. C. HU08r,H I./IY I1LOOK r. o. nox CIO f ** ■»,%.•* V** "♦.•ft.-V*'!"). V*%V%% W%V%% Vfc'«.\VU."%%**1*l } P. BURNS & COrVsPANY, LIMITED, j lll-.AI. I'll li -I-, i ti'.-.iM. U.IIKIITA, Wholosalo and Rotail Meat Morchants 1'i.rkP.t I, .. ml iimIi-i in l.n. Situ .'I riot, in .til lho principal Ullln and I'oivn t uiiiii llrltlih ..I'liniiiiiiii'lil" -V.ili..... Pi.ik.'.«.i||i.t . i-l.-liratij.l llr I ... itur" [Ianu and llivton, anil Shantroch l:r ni.l. i,-,ii Lahl. a itu%ntutuM«miMu-i«tuuM I John E. Wood's Furniture Store THE MONEY SAVING I WORK-SAVING SOAP That's Royal Orown kind— made In Vanoouver—Largest Soup Factory went ol Winnipeg, House cleaning nnd .vnshii.gnroenny with Itsholp, \nd the n...ney saving is tho Premium System Hook lot tells what wo give for lluvnl Crown Wrappers, Send for it—Free—Also try the Soup. Royal Soap Co., Ltd. Vancouver, B. C. l««rt,s Fmit|lre j 0ABPKT8, LINOLEUMS, 4 » 111U LUJ.i-11-i " tbe fltatMberalb.' PUBUSHKD WEDNESDAY AND 8ATUR HAY AT REVELSTOKE. B.C., bettor thun slaiult'M tu lay before their regards tlie supplying of power and constituencies has no right to expect light tu the U. P. R., that is another * * ---i - i.:..i By I. Half y.. ■ SUBSCRIPTION RATES. Including postage to England, United States mid Canada. ., .J2.-50 ... 1,50 ^ .... 1.00 •JB I* RISTIXQ promptly executed ut reasonable rates, TERMS-' ash, Subscriptions payable in mi; vance. /ORRESPONDENCE Incited on matters ol public interest. Communications to Editor inu-t be accompanied by name of writer, not necessarily fo publication, but as evidence ofKood faith. Correspondence should be brief. ADVERTISING RATES. Legal not! rclOcents per Uno first Insertion, 5 cents per line each jub-eq icnl insertion, Measun ment? Son] llnw mako one inclij. Sl ■ n d --' i era! business an- noi i* mi ii*- fi.?* pi i .1. h per inoulli. Preferred portion*. 23 per cent, ml- <;-.-. ■ il, Bii 'l u ■->■- and Deaths, '.. each In- ni n, Timber not iecf* $5,00 Land nol ■ ST.' Ml advertisements subject toll .. *i*alof thi maimgemoiit, \'. ted n Condensed Ulvorttauten.a: Hi: \\ mted, Situations wanti - ' Vacant, Ti uchi t- ■tVanted, >l ft mti d, 10 words or 1.-- 24 . * rtdltional lino I'i cents. i hange*. In standing advcrtlsemonUi musl ix . *-.. 0 .. :... 'I new) -: and b'rldny of e h *-' ■ k to •'■'■■.I' goi *: dUplay, FOR SALE Parliamentary, Departmental and Patent Office Agents Practice before Railway Commission. Ch..-. Mi'ui'hv. H.iuoi.it I-'isiiki: l7ijLAN\v. ELLIOTT G1 Barristers, Solicitor.,EU-. rr. . |, -in i.v,D TROUT LAKH, II. u. C.E.Giiu>. I*, f. laiuo-n ARVEY, McOARTER AND PINKHAM, BARRISTERS, SOLICITORS, ETC. Ok,ions: l-.u-iu.iAi. Uank Hlock, Hkvel* H 'BTOKB, B.C. Money to'<»«. , „ ,. Oft!:----: Revelstclcc, 11. L. Gku. S. McCabter, A. M. l'lNKUAM. Revelstoke, II. C. Kor. Steele, B. C, J.... Hakvkv, Furl S'.i-clc, 11. C. s J. M. f*. t COT* at 1.I..1. ANU HHKK W, I. BrlKgi , Etc. an expression oi public confidence, We would plead will, our citizens, and .specially our young men to organize against electoral corruption. In the young men of thc province we must look for enthusiasm nnd strenuous action, und to curry on their shoulders the burdens whicli others have curried before for the welfare o! the province Everyone who has taken a hand in politics anil even civic contests knows that they are often largely managed on lir.es ol corruption. In nil devis- ioiis there arc politicians and heelers win. regard an election as an opportunity for obtaining money from the candidates on various pretenoes, These persons sometimes lorm combinations nnd present tlu-ir claims in a manner much resembling a command, frequently with a threat that if certain fur their produolion funds are not provided for them to! "* dispensu, the candidates who refuse to ci.ii.i_. down handsomely will be de- loutod by the influence tbey claim to represent. Ail men aspiring to occupy representative positions desire clean elections. Tbey do not want to spend money on uny but legitimate expenses, Thc cost of organizations, hiring canvassers, renting halls and committee rooms is heavy enough without having to pay Ior occult support on which they cannot count. There is no candidate who wou'd not prefer that every elector should go to the polls nnd manfully record his vote without bribe. There are many ways and means ol eluding oven the moBt itrict observation exercised over those suspected ol infringing even the least ol tlie laws appertaining to electoral purity and the machinery for enforcing such laws is frequently weak and fur from adamant. Considering the magnitude of the interests involved every elector should do his utmost not to leave the elections to bc manipulated by the baser elements in the constituencies. •-0"- — point and one which must be handled ns a business proposition, safeguarding the public's funds und interests, and at the sume time embracing a scheme that will be ot praotiool utility to the public und so arranged that it will be acceptable to the railway company nnd nny other large corporation that mny at some future date wish to do business with tlie city. It is up ti. the council, now, to get down to business and decide what is best for the city and also what will invite cooperation with outside consumers, uml if tlie lesson of the pust week, taught by the dark ness nnd gloom that enshrouded the eity, hnve been learnt or heeded, it will be speedily recognized how urgent is the call lor " better lights" and the appliances necessary WATER AND LIGHT DEPARTMENT. Profit and Loss Account. 4* Corporation of the City of Revelstoke. Financial Statement for the Year 1906 ToDlscuunts ■• 1'rlntlug nml Stationery ' Tele.)t.one Reulul ■ Wuler Repairs onil Mnlntennnce. - Geuer.il ExiMiuse " Slush Ire " Fuel -' ElectricRei.nirajn.IMalntenai.ci " Salaries " Survoys - Iniurauce " Wnter lie.....! -' Repairs to DamJ ■- Inspect!. IJIoters Receipts Barristers, Solicitors I M'iSKV TO LOAN solicitors fob Molsons Hank PirstStreet, Revelstoke, B.C |)ui:i:i:t smith Jl Provincial Lund Surveyor, Mine Sutveying Engineering Mi Keszie Avenue, llnx imi. Revelstoke, the fltatt-lbetalb ■•Iliiiin . . . earnestly a vlio them Ior their good to ordor ttiispapcr to be punctually eervea up, and to be looked ...ion u- ti partol the tc.i equipage,"—AnnisON, WEDNESDAY, JAN. 23, 1907 THE LIGHT THAT FAILED. ■ The new mayor and board of aldermen have been duly sworn in and tho new administration will now assume all responsibility in civic nltnirs lor the next twelve months. It must be realized that the council bus belore it by no meiins a sninii tusk in grappling with the such all in.port.iui questions ns it is now their tusk lo satisfactorily surmount nnd bring to a businesslike end. The experiences of the past week have taught us how very much behind the times we really are, nnd although we can boast of as good an electric light uysleni ns nny city in the interior, still it is by no means so good Hint it cannot be greatly iui- proved upun. The plant bus, to give it its dues, been u money making pro- ELECTORAL PURITY. It is ensv enough ti understand Satisfactory Terms Can Be Arranged. House und Lot on Second Slice!,.ID feet, one hlock iron. School house. Brick, ten rooms with furnace and all modern .plumbing, closets, pautiics, basement, stone foundation, House und Lot, on corner First street ^y.and Boyle Avenue, a business site. Warehouse and Lot on Corner Smelter Trick and Third Street with spur to warehouse. Villa Lot adjoining Oity Limits on liig llend Rond. A goud stone quarry aud lirst-clnss gravel nud sand for building purposes. A good bed of Brick Olay and three acres cleared suitable for fruit growing. RESIDENTIAL LOTS REVELSTOKE Six Lots in Block 40. One Lot iu Block -14, 50 foot. Two Lots on Eighth Bt,, 100 foot. One Lot, Block 07, with office building. Four Lots, Block 98, 25 foot, Cor. Third Street and Connaught Avenue. One Lot, ."ill fo it, on Douglas Street Hill. Contains good building, gravel and Sii ml. A well lired Mure, Cutter, Democrat Wugon, two sets harness—(1 set of driving, 1 set of work. Farm Lnnds in Okanagan. Interest in good mining property nnd timber limits. Twenty acres good land in North Vancouver—$90 per acre, G:od Farm hinds in Buckley valley. Four lots in tl.e town ol Golden. First-clnss residential property. One Cement Black Plant in good working order with all attachments complete. For full particulars apply to E. C. FROMEY Real Property Taxci, I8W lo1005 Hen! Property Taxoi, 1000 1..II..1 on luxe* Irom Molsons Bnnk Interest oil taxes Trn.lc Licenses Liquor " Weighing Fee" Kitnil Ti.x Pound inleol ol.lTypeivrilcr... lteln...Is, inline." paitl 1*7 City Government ('.nun to School Police Court Fines Accrued Interest, Bcbeu. luro"l" •■■■ Dog Tax Cemetery Lots Int. on Sinking Funds.. * 1,967 811 12,845 w 7.000 UO 118 7!) 772 .'«! Lotooo 11! 85 1,118 1)0 •J9 60 1000 HI -JU 4,880 88 2,180 -W 77 10 126 00 289 00 200 -19 Expenditure s 1,343 26| By Wiiii-i-Km..- 73 m- - Light " VJ n.: " TuppiugMuiui 302 21' " Iiistiilliitinii nml Fixtures. 29.-, lil " Motor lie...- "'."Jl 30 ' :lS|i 35 1.2m. .... ii.ii.,.'i on 5 09 :;u; HI 58 i'u, -i.4S.KI 41S30 S 11,1109 70 19,06! n 39 Ct 91. 911 826 .'ill Wnler niul Light llntcs. Meter Rents,Installations, nnd Tapping Mains '•it- differences ol opinion that makes hor-i races." So if it were not ior such a divergence of view ns is above mentioned, we wnuld probably have Ins. week ttiiit the plant cannot hi relied upon to do its work under all conditions und when the eity is in darkness lor an [definite period the bublv huve um kilt-** ■". . , ,-,, , lilies The people citizens feel inclined to go to any rather lifeless polit 11. 1 bi pe< 1 permanent lighting *"'"tatUtat^toTrii,£^^,i"e installation ol an auxil- a whole und whnt will most lenefit s)Ste . 1M each iudivi-liuily Hi: 1.0111^,:.,:, !,-'- * ** E.W.B. PAGET Express, Draying Storage All Kinds of Light and Heavy Hauling Undertaken SAFES, PIANOS, ETC. Dealer . . '- i. Coal and Feed. House Pb i e NOMINATIONS FOR COMING ELECTIONS. 1907 onstituency—Retiring Men ber Liberal Conservative ...hor or liol' 1" Brewi Yorstl Atlin—Dr. Young, Cn. .. Alberni—Wm. Manson, Con. Cariboo—J. Murphy, Lib 2nd Best—H, J. ncs, Lib ICI.illiwacl-.-C. Munro, Lib, Columbia-W. C. Weill Lil .('...mux—ll. Grant, Con Cowichan—J. N. Evans, Lib. . . I'r.ii.; i k— l>r. King, Lib Delta—John Oliver, Lib. Dewdney—R MoBride, Con. Esquiroalt—C. E. Pooley, Con.. Fernie—W R. Ross, Con JGmnd Forks—Gei. Fraser, Con lOrceiiw.od— I li. Brown, Lib, Islands-T. W, Paterson.Lib. K* i. p—F. .1 Fulton, Con, Kaslo—R. F. Green, C m. Lillooet—A, McDonald, Con,. Sanaiiiin—,1. Hawthornthwaite Nelson—.1. Houston, Con Newcastle—P. Williams, Soc. . New Westminster—T, <iilionl. i jOkanagsn—P, Ellison, Cun. .., Bevelstoke-T.Taylor,Con. ... unond—!•'. L. Carter-Cotton, Con..I. W. Weart Capt John Irving Dr. Young 11 lt. .. H. Junes C \V, Munro \\ i* .Veil. .1. li Bennet! .1 N Kv.i.- |)i- King . John Oliver Robert Jardine John Jardine Win. Dickon . Herbert Gregorj E. Niiilen ,. T. W, Paters, ti .1. |i Swim-Mi ... John Keen. Mr. Eagleson Sm: 11 Sheppard .. Dr. ii. A. B. Hn in., If. W. Howay 'Dr. Maedonald Robert Caley Ricln ^^^^^^^^^^ Rossland-J. A. Maedonald, Lib, iBaanioh—H.Tanner, Lib. ......... limllkameen-L, W, Shatlord, Con, 8keena-C, W. D. Clifford, Con, Biocan—Wm. Davidson, Lab, Soo, Vancouver, l-R.»;-Tl,tl"".('""* * 2_C. Wilson, Cun "t—J. F. Harden. Con I_W. J. Bowser, Con 5—A.H.B.Mncgnwnn.Ciin Victoria,l-R.L. Drury, Lib.... .1 a—w. H. Cameron, Lin.. ',_J, D. McNiven, Lib.., 4_R. Hall, Lib. Yale-Stuart Henderson, Lib. ... lYtnIr—H. Wright, Con Wm Manson, Charles Wilson L, i. Champion 3, \ Cawley. H (1 Pars, ii I! Grant .. W, II. II* * u ' i A. Harvey p. II. Mackenzie li. MoBride C E Pooley IV, H. Ross Ernest Miller E. il. Warren . . A. E, McPhHIips F ,1 Fulton Neil F Mackay A. McDonald ... Dr. S, O'Brian . J, A. Kirkpatriok ,1. B. Cairn's.., T.Gifford Price Ellison -Tims. Taylor.... p. L. Carter-Cotton lai ea i irt« ghl - - Iir W l Currj - - C, A, Mackintosh, Ind Richardi T r. Kelly, >oe w H More Srie, Dr. King John Moli.iu- - i Edgar K Dynes Sen W I Ledingbam 81 c ,1. A. Maedonald II, Tanner Smith Curtis Dr, Kcrgin A.II Dookiteader vv m K. p. McLennan R ' Lor...- A, Campbell D. M. Kbe.rts L. W. Shatford, .. VV. R. Lord Hunter Tatlow .1. W. Dell. Farrii Dr. (I. A McGuIre, Judge Henderson J. F. Harder. T. t. Neclands ,.|W. J. Bowser I. II. Hawthornthwaite, 3oe Frank Phillips, Sue p, Williams, Soo D, I', rhomas, .1 S liainey. Lab. (i Logie, Sue. W. W. Leleaux, Boo, Stunrt Livingston, tnd, Con. Charles Kill.y. s..c,., A, K. Berry, Soc. Lal (ino, E. Winkltr, Soo. Wm. Davidson, Soc. W.W.B Molnnes A. H. B. Macgowan It. P, Pettipiece, Soc. II.McV'cty, Soc. ... H. Dubherly, Soc. .. A. R Btebbinii, Boo, . Williams, Ind. Lab. A.H. I'orry, Ind. Lab, R L W, ( Drury. ,. . Cameron It, McBride H. B, Tompson Henry llehmmi F, Dnvey.. D, McNiven It. Hall , , „ „ Stuart Henderson 0, A. Sen In j, F.Hume J. Schofield Juhn llniHton. Ind. (88,801 : 30,070 84 168,884 1:1,62' 21. IS 849 II f. reels nml Sidewalks, now USJ 69 163 7U Fire Brigade liqnlpmeul.. i 300 02 It... Ul. Fuel 117.*. 711 0117 69 " Firemen 150 111. 166 In Sick ninl Deitltuto 215 47 7S im 44S 65 ■JS.'. 81 91 .v. Typowrlting nnd liling by- ■JO 711 ltef.iii.ls,iiioiii-y paid to city 28 i.J Scales, Inspection [ee 8 lit Commission col. Road 'lux 105 66 Premiums,Clerks' bonds.. 2i on Telephone Itenlnl sn 6* Repayment ou Tux Lorn.,. 0.077 35 1,1112 lit 2,175 uu 2„*05 1)0 FollecUener.il Fxpeuses... 791 111 Repairs nud maintenance 479 Ifli 854 05 Repairs to tools nut! imple 75 70 35 UU 81! 211 542 05 226 56 Cemetery 19 15 1126 50 I'riitiing nml Slntlonery... 46. 611 1'osit.ge...id Telegrams.... 16. 66 214 50 7 59 869 U0 Debenture Interest "A"... 75.) 911 ., „|r 161.69 "('"... 225 00 " "E"..„ 159 .!(. ii .i „p>> 1159 00 ., .. m;",.. 400 90 "11"., 8,112 60 I .. .. ,.[.. i.ouo uu sinking Fund, Deben. "A 477 42 "H 05 85 ■' "tj 145 411 „j.i 93 29 "F 214 Ul ■'(j 241 44 "11 1848 7S "1 550 60 SCHOOLS, Public School- Tcnchers*tl.8il0 IW Janitor. 510 9n Secretary 60 nu Incld'nt'l llis 2S Repairs 21186 Fuel .iiii 14 Supplies 7111 83 Furnlt're 185!..'. Grounds .176 4:. —.—10,001 01 linn. School— TeHciicra i.ssri uu .Innit.ir 65 00 Furnlt're 261 lu Altcr'.'m 820 95 1 Ibrnry 201 li.i lin-ltl'iil'l 19 lis Supplies 11 '...*. 2,787 12 _. 112,798 48 . a. MoRae, Chairman. 1 . 11 Flovn, Secretary. 1 WATER & LIGHT DEFT - Llgl.l plant 11,402 51 1,180 92 Instnllatioi. materlali. .. 1,-162 80 146 33 I'riutlug and Stationer .8 111. Tele|.luuie rentftl 72 0.. Water repairs .v intii.it II, 802 21 Kleclrie " " 1,255 69 295 17 Salaries ... 6,6113 no 5 99 Insurance llllll I'll Waler rental 58 00 Dynamo and Meters., ... ::,96i 79 Repsi rs un.l new work on 7,439 «:i Govt. Impeo. ol Meter s .. 118 69 Bnlnuiolproiltl n.-'1'-" " Certified Corrcct-B, A. LAWSON. Cii> Auditor. January 12th 1907. ;:m.i*.7S II. FLOYD, City Tr-usurer, li Ik ito Oi Rmbhb Pitt GENTLEMEN:—Having been iioniiniiU'il to contest ibis Hiding, 1 beg lu offer you my besl services, niul lo siutu tlnit if elected lo represent ynu. I will tlo my utinosl nl all limes to advance the interests nf llio Hiding. I believe in clean Government, mul thnl the party in power should be beyond the suspicion nf wrong doing, In the matter of Ptihlio W'orltF, I will sn-tlmi we gel appropriations commensurnto with the lurge amount ni revenue we turn into the Treasury, nnd suitable to our extra needs of roads, trails, and bridges, and the proper maintenance ul same. I believe in the return to :i systom of Slnle Educnii.m, which will allow proper salaries to our School Teachers; will make provision for lhe up keep of Schools in tl.u llui-nl Districts, and tlie free distribution ot school Looks, etc. I will nt nil times oppose tin- introduction oi the Asiatic element into our midst, or the bringing of aliens who cannot bc'.'nssiiniliued, into this province, I believe in the conservation of our liiiuls and oilier assets nnd will strongly oppose lhe giving lhe sumo to Corporaiions. I believe in the reorganization nf llie Lnnds Department, and would favor the surveying by Provincial Land Surveyors of tbe lands suitable ior agriculture or fruit raising, so that proper information can be given intending settlers; also assistance to settlers in clearing ilu- lumi and making the same available at an early date, Awaiting the honor of your cull, gentlemen, on the second ol February, 1 beg in subscribe myself, Ytiur Obedient Servant, ROBERT CALEY. 151,789 0! TENT ANNUAL H Rossland Winter Carnival FIVE DAYS February 12434445 and 16 Reduced railivav rates on all 1" J. S. C. FRASKR, I'l-i'si.li-ni l-or itirlhot particulars npplv lo E, ADAM:-. Sec I77..-.M 38 t 77,104 35 BALANCE Current Revenue and Expenditure Account. T .! i. - t.i M Dr. I.;,!,. Til H.r'-n- I" -'' ' * - LPjjsTixo* upend nil - ,i in,..- ■ Cr. I .. ..nuiii ... '■ i- 11 B0 By Tai Arrears, lBDO-1001 1 " 1902 " 191.1 " ll.il - 1009 1909 Aoerued [ntoroit on unpaid lues o, in, onl bight account* due to City. THE STAFF Will Prove More Sustaining Than Ever if Macie From " MOFFET'S BEST FLOUR " .isn.-. 428 11 Wil 4. 2,8.18 31 2.IIH .1 1.262 III 8311 J! 11,871 III l.i..ii-il!iiryn..r Liabilities Assets Dflbi .on *.tff' . ii.,-. ■ ire Sttrlw H Dibanl r« Bsrlsil Dihmtoro Seflei B i.m.i... ,.-- *....'f F |„M... • .- S,.f ,■ ', liithntit ,mi S^riii H Debanl ire, 8«rl« I i,.,, ... i Hln nmi it,i,ni.i DilMStDiaCoiilr ,,.,n, ■ .ii: l | ,,, i. ,.,■ .mlBldawaH -on u, . ny Koala* .,, . M,,i,...- h -in.! .. .i a ,, .. I. ., 'IU Ki . •'."jiiui K j..,..,. ii. F Wl .. 0 12.VI II <,'-.'.. Jll I -18,111.1 (fi 8,im:, 2ii I 10,750 is 850 III *-. 188 II . 4*21.81 Willi ISI 59 mxi 71 nm 72 7.1.7 0! ■ai .* "BUST"hns many imitators, Irt few rivali niul no equals, " BEST" flour is milled in ll. C, Irom c.r.e'ully Selected Western ll.ir.l When!, and oontnini more gluten, or nutriment, than any Floui ive kn.nv uf, l-'.r light, ili-li.'iu.i.-. sustaining bread every timo, me "MOFFET'S BEST I'UH'li." Columbia flouring Hills (o„ uu. ENDERBY, B. C. t»mmta*».-®»s Bilmoi, AHMo.t.virljiab'iili" p^p^p^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ It.L'MS III |I»I,!I71 ,11 Wll.nr.ll.rl l.klit I'll.... MWI1 Srlmiil Iiiii Iiinn.. niul l.nini.il- 2:1,1)11111 Fun Kill, ...I 4.10(1 (11 Kim llrliwln Hqolpmeot 8*385 HI Hro Alarm Binttm 91002 llmrnnlinn llro'ind 1.1122 VI Clljf lliil! 1,7-11 11 LotiliDdO, BlooktS,, i.Kii.io olliciFornilnri !,.» 1! Villi. Lot39 Wino liiimiiliitfflr.ni.nl :."**. 2(1 Toi.la nud I.i.plimln.s IW 83 Hnlutipniliinnii .'emotirj- Loi* 860 00 ,. l!4,.V.9 9» ||li:,,Mi 118 Five Hrniiil Truphlea and $2,0U I in priz. -. Two liiinds iu .tltendniice HOCKEY—International nnd iuter-Pr.ivinoi.il chnmpioushipB. SNOWSHOEIXG—Chnnipionship of B.itish Cnlumbiii. TOBOGGANING—A mile n minute down ll.e "ZIP." SKI-1NH—lumping nnd Racing Clinn.pi'.nship ol Cauada. SKATING RASES—For ehan.pi. n-hip nf British Columbia. CURLING—A Provincial Bonspiel Horse Racial*;, Masquerading, Tutt-ol'-Wiu- nnd oilier iuierestiiig .'Veiils. V <1 J |l»5,58181 THE MOLSONS BANK Incorporated br Act d Pntlliinent, li'ti. HEAD OFPIOB, MONTREAL Wm, Miiijuin MACI'IIKIIHIIX, Pies. s, II. I'lwlXU, Vll-.'-l' Jamkh Elliot, Oenernl Manager. Capital paid up, $3,000,200 Reserve, $3,000.00' Kverythi.iK in way of banking businoss tpiinnaeli'd wllll.i.illin. necessary delay. Interest credited twice., yenr.it ciuiei.l rule- un Mi.v.nu- Idink deposits. W. H. PRATT, Manager, - RWKIJIDKK, B. C. r, ? tlH .'ontinlioil Irom P.io'c Ono. tin. people. In lhe proposal by Mr. McBride to give $1,600,000 fol the building of n railroad from Spences Bridgo to Nicola bo pointed out that the propositi wns defeated by two con- sorvativts and that the road had since been built without n bonus, and in spite nf nil Mr. McBride's ii.ul-i.dmhi- istratiun the province had prospored. Ingoing into the Kaien Island deal he denounced the government for uu- i.cccEsary secrecy and its b. d nianagc- nient too iu not getting a better water front allotment at Prince Rupert. In the Kaien Island business thc premier had acted in an unjust manner in keeping it .piict and not making it open to the people. The government had uu poivcr to make a grunt by Order-in-Counoil and the premier could not disprove that hc had not dealt with a band ol adventurers tlie oidcr-in-cuuncil being simply a blind. No provision had been mado that the (.. T. P. were to build (rom Ihe oust custward. One dollar per nore wus n bad bargain and it was a significant tact that,t)ie reserve Indians received $7 per acre. He vigorously pointed out that the prosperity ol B. C, was not due to Mr. 1McBride and referred to llio timber act snying Hint tlie law for tying up limits by speculators wus unfair to the people. The liberals had made a good amendment regard ing tho exportation of poles and hnd in every way protected the lumber industry. He oballoil|ed Mr. Burri and Mr. T. Taylor to answer tl.e (nets of tlie govern ment deals and discussed "better terms" as the conservative cry nud ns being unfair since it was raised as a provincial claim and Air. McBride being helped by all, bud g.iue unprc- pared to accept the enso as a provin cinl one utnl had ninde it u scheme oi his own leaving out the cbiel fuels of the requests ol 1). ('. (cheers), lie finally exhorted tl.e riding to show their disapproval of ll.e McBride government and elect Mr. Culey. (Loud cheers.) T. Taylor and M. J, Burril arrived ut ihis juncture from the Conservative ei.inker and Mr. Taylor after apologizing (or being late referred to the alleged iillinnce li.iw.cn the Conservatives and Socialists, vehemently asserting thnl the allegation wus incorrect. In .elerriug to tbe statement by Mr. Mucdonuld .hut bo Intended to institute a bureau ul Labor und Iinmigiation, bc .-aid it wns an extra expense nnd lint immigration rests withthe Dominion, He referred to the Natal Act and how the Dominion Government bad vetoed it again and ngain. As to the objections of. Mr, Maedonald lor assisted immigration lie mentioned the North Atlantic Trading Co , (loud cheers), snying that Preston wus u black leg. He questioned why Mr. Maedonald should condemn the government becuuse no surveys wee made pointing out lhat tl.e work ivould be too heavy and expensive, nnd he urged that as well us means would allow the conservative government co'.:ld do ns well if not much belter than the liberal, (cheers), The prosperity ol II C. was due to th--: McBride government and the lumber administration had been a good one. 11c cle.nly showed thut short licences were lad lor mill men coming in nnd uny cue holding licences enn nncw inch year and thus il would induce capital to ronie hi. The credit of B, C. wus good now, nnd why, l.y a ohaugeof government destroy that trust. In referring to the Kaien Island dcnl he vigorously iilHrnied thnt all the dealings of the government were open, (loud cheers). II.,I. Burril said after bis opening remarks, that the record ol the government will merit them a return to power on Feb. 2nd., but fair play is necessary whoever is elected nnd all ti.UBt do their part in building up the province. He referred to W. W. B. Mclnnes and his meteoric record and the stump for the C. N. land deal, whicli Mr. McBride,had prevented from going through. Air. Mclnnes bui'i othcr schemes when bc loll the Yukon und Judge Hen crson tou when hc resigned the bench. Ho discussed the danger of placing Hie grits iu power nnd ullirmcd lhat in a lew years a conservative government would ait at Ottawa. In reviewing the prus- pects of the province he said tlmt the English papers had warned them against a change. If the McBride government had not done good lot the liberals show a better claim lhnn they lor endorsement, lie referred again to Mr. Mclnnes, who said the. banks had stampeded Mr. MoBrldo inlo action when he took over the power. lie hutched on tl.e surveys and education, Iruit und timber ussci.i nil I.e. ing Iii ii good wny to prosperity. In reviewing the Kuion lslii.nl nitn.itirni and thu O. A W. deals, I.e. snid there was uu honorable answer to all questions nud yet Mr. M..'-d.iiiuld hntl condemned ihem altogether,as lor lhe 0, It, W, tho government bail dune what was right, The G. T, P. had llim-llammcd the public nil thruu and Mr, McBride lind made tho best nctter terms tne longer air. niueuo.i- aid explained it the worfc oil' it would l.e, (cheers) and lho premier had taken a manly stand. Every one realized that B. C. demands speciul treatment and in concluding he advocated the -upporl i.f Mr McBride nnd the litter fully of putting the liberals in. Judge Henderson said thnt he ws.s pleased to hear Mr. Burrill and the personal 1 of tbo candidates for election. The question nnd not the man should be tho cry and ho pointed out that l.o had in no wny been inllucnced by Ottawa in his resignation. He pointed out that a judge may resign without being attacked and it seemed impossible to conservatives that they Bhould give up anything for nothing, (cheers.) Ho argued that Mr. McBride had'nt acted in the way he sliould to safeguard the people's interests. He referred to Capt. Tatlow's surplus and said that the tax raising was unneceBsnry. Why, hc asked sliould the pooplo give way lo railway corporations and why should the government sell lands over people bends. Thc government should look nfter the peoples interests nnd the lands must not l.e given away to H.c railroads unless tbey have luynl right to them. In dealing with the Knien Inland question he affirmed Hint the government had been dealing with adventurers; that uo question was settled unless settled right, (ohoerl) nud applause.) At this point tho meeting hnd to be culled to order, Hc referred to Mr. Burrill us supposedly trying to resist tlie (!. P. li., but yet it wna evident that the govern- mont had given them ull they wanted. He did'tit think that any argument wnuld prove thut lhe prosperity wns due lo the McBride government nnd something more thai, promises was necessary. Grentnoss wns brought about by morality, noble und enduring. A very Stirling exhortation to support the liberal party brought his aildressloucli.se. On being asked what the liberal party would do if sent to parliament regarding the civil service, Mr, Mucdonuld snid thnt the civil service would bu lhc lirst tiling attended to. (oh. ers.) Tlio moating closed with the National Anthem, PREFERENCES TO BRITISH Fifty Thousand Laborers to be Imported for Railway Work, TORONTO, Jan. 22.—The employment of 50,000 British navies for railway work in Canada wus the subject of consultation between lt. Verily, lhe Canadian representative of tl.e Central Emigration Board, London, England, and T. Southworth, director of Colonisation tor tho province. Mr, Verity has written to Sir Wilfrid Laurier confirming a telegram sent to the premier by tbo secretary of the board uf Hade, before he left England, prom- N'otice ll hereby given tl.at6.i.luvsi ler.lal*. , I initfiiil to apply to th, ' the I'hlel " Commissioner ol Lanri, a. i.rlr. . ; i-eriuis- ,.'.,,..,. . , sill!! Ut ..If. ilti-i- llll - m ili'*' rib. '1 I :.:'!- ,. I ... ii-.m li.i-: i .-■ ''MM 1 roiiuiii-ii'i .- f i i -f • planted nboul llll '■ I'miiuu-'ii leel fro... ..... ..,.-. ond ..I koilt'ci Lake, l,"lu..ibl.. lin marked "W.R Hdlllugiworth S. «'. . .rn. r,' •■'■,' '-'"J-!-". ihence north 10chains, cn.. 1*'chaini, south 2H ilill:l" '-""a chain-, en*. 120 chnlni, -- ulh In chi ins, wesl jnem-c amit'i 120 chains, nol lit 2'i elinins, t-.i-t 10 chain* to ' * '1I(V -""'l-' place i-i' couimcncemcut. .;!''"''-' ""lil1 2 Commenolng at n posl marked "IV. H. uience i. IIul!il.K*.vi,!l!i'. .*u.u!i i-.i-t coruer." lIlL-nt:. ■'" li *n nv gl imi i in ;i*i ii ,,. t ,\l II '*-■■ hiitfCun ib-. ,. ., - .'im ii i. . er fm ii the follow! * -. ,i LII nne tiimiet ■■ Mil llllll fi llll) ■ .HUT itillU j HOU 1 ■' ... i I.i , n I Mil I I--.-II i,. .....i.i.i ... | al , , i IV... . - . ., .nienl 1 . .„ciu ... i o i iiu-tuf .lu . I.SH7." 11 - ' U;*,,,™, i-li.iiii* then™ .-fi..-...-li.iin chain.,, llienco enatSOeliauii .•Iinins i.i potnl uf commenc. .. -.- .. . |.u*l ti Int. .-tl fit lho th- j t.l Id • tnllll in !.|i|iiiiriiTuf Sct'llou < :. f.iiil.ol -i. :l.!!..|li.«*it„i-.„-. ..i.i-..ml," l',-',",'i-.i-l s...-!i.i.ii". nit Stl cbnins. llionce west 80ehuli.s. nil. Ml ehuins lo pliiooofciiinniei.ee- t -Jo..-Iiiiiii-, nuiili j.ioi.iiiii-, wesl tin chains, norib lu chalnii easl ! I'.i-l.au.s. *...iii!. 2" chains, call 20 chains south 10 clii.ii.-to placoof com- I11C..L-L-I1.CII1. 3 Commencing nt a poat planlcd about 75 nnl- sijijtli Irom lho west end of Ki-illcr Lund, marked "W, II. UoUlugsworUi'e north-west nienceiuent. corner," thence easl si clmiiis. *oi.t|. SO chains, l);.to,l -Ji*t December, 19'6. weit 80 ohalni, north SO ohnlns to placo of oorn- ;.. Commencing nl a post marked "Brills! ■1. Commencing fit a post marked "British Columbia Tiiiil..'i'.s Ltd, norUi-wost cornerpoal, Nn. lLlu.it," planted on aouth boundary of No.l Inuli abuut I mile Iron, coat end, Ihence aoutl. SO ili.iiii*. theueo cast so clialna.tnence -II.sa halns, thenee ..est sn clmins tu puint of coin- The 'lln.i' I", ul I Hi Mill,' imiii .mil .-I Sn- Illtll 21lll.ll! tl... < mlh lull' Ml' .-MMMUIl Jf., T.M.MI -.1,1...17. Illll-d Nmi-iith, i-JJn.l. lllui!. sal ilrc 15 IV. II IIUIiLlNllMWOIITil. NOTICE. moncomeut. Dated Oot. 21,1000, I Commencuigat u posl planted abont 'i. utile north of lho mouth uf Pooler Croek when il run- into Barnes Creek, and mirked "W. 11 Holllngswortl.'i north-cast cornor," tlienco soulb lu chaini, weit 16) ohains, uorth in chains, oust ley. chains to point of commencement. .-,. Commencing at a post planted nbout % n mile nor.h nun. .In- u.u.t.i.o. J'..«.'cr.'rcck where It rum Into Bni-nes. reek, and marked "W, 11. Hollingsworth'i aoi.the.ut oornor.'* thonco uorth 10 elinlns, ivest too chains, south In ohnins, cost 100 clialns to placo of commencement, Datod Oct. Mb, 1000, ii Commencing al n po,t planted ahout I ol n mile soulli t-.i-t uf e.ist i-iiil uf Mtirsli Ijiilic. marked "W, II. Ilolllngnvoi-th's ......l.-.-fi*. corner,'* thenco mull, lu clmins, west 100 chains, north In chain., onil 100 ohnlns ui plaoo of commencement. 7 Con nolngnl u pus! planted nbool I of a mile ca.*l of .vest end null near iouth sldo ol Mill's!. Lab'. ...arked "W. II, Uolllugiwoi'tll'l nor! l.-cnit corner," I bonce iouth 40 cliiiins, -.vcsl nm chain-, north 10 chains, oait 160 ohalm to placo of coinn.oucoiuc.it. Dnted Oot. 2ith, IM. s Commencing a. a poal planted nbout 290 yardi from llie iouth sldo anil ..hou. half-way of K.-uli-i- lulu, iuiiii,..I "W.ll.Holllngiworth's north-wcil cornc." lhcnco ......I. lp. chillis, onst 00 chains, north 111 clmins, easl 20 chains, nortli 20 ohnlns, wosl 00 ohnlns, north 60 clialns, went 20 chain, in point uf commencement. I. U'untiienotng ul a po*. elf.....-.! abuutaoo yards south utnl nboul hull nny u! Keltler hike aim marked "W, H, llollii.gswurlh'snorth-ensl corner," Ihoneo soulb lOo ohnlns, west I'. cholni, nortli 100 chuina, cnsl 10 chains to plaoo Of fl. .'.'IHMll I.. Co miming nt a posl planted on ll.o bench al...... ij ...ilu cnsl of we*, em. ul Keith r Liike ii-.uil "W. II. Uu.llli.fKswarll.-snortli- est. corner," llienco soutli 16..ehuli.s. we»! In chains, nonh bin ohains, thonce ecu lu chains ..It ll .' mill--mi,I. of Ki-illi-i I. north-west. 20 ohnlns, i-i iu clmins, norlh Ntiti.it llninl un i-ina m I plumed nboul I tetlle lllver, ii u -.' nun- wosl ... mnrked "tt II llollingawo.-tl.'f in i- ilieucc owl 1.1. Iiafiis. suiuh 10 i llllllis, ll-lllll SI .hm. -. K.--I i-th jo chains, wesl In .-I. ino. iu .mini uf conlnionceiuciil, Uh, inoii. 12 Comnienouw ... .. posl planled ..I...... , utilee...*l... l.t-uli- River, about] uf it nnl,' south of I'oi-ciiplnu Creek, marked "W. II. llm liugsworth's nnrlh cnsl corner, thouce wont un chains, pomh lo ehnins, cnsl IUI ehuins, north ID olinlui to point uf commencement. 13 Commonolng nl a posl planted nboul 1! niiloscii-t ,f Kotilc Itiver on Trap Crook, and marked "l\ II. llullLigsworlh s S ft cor -. thouce inn-ill ut chains, wosl Sll chiil..s,soutb so ohnlns, cud sn ehniiis lu point of commence- ...ent. II r.iii.iiii-ii.-ioK at :. post plnntod about50 j-ii.-tl-iilii.it- .In- lork* oiillti- nortli furk uf Trap Creek, nboul ' mile eait ul Kettle Kivor, ...nrk cd "IV II. Ilolllugsworih a 8.W. corner," theueo nortl.-8o chains,w c*. SI chains, soulh siit-hai..*, efi*. B0 chnlns, lo poll.! nt col euceuioiit. linled Oelobor 2fltb. IWO. 15 Coinmeneing a! n post plan oil num. | mile south ..I .he lurk-... 'I rap l 'reck anil nbi.nl 309 yurds wesi of lhe ereek. murked "... II. tl"l- ugaivortirs north-west cornc..." thence south 80 chuilia, oasl .-a (-Iiiiiii-. north SO chains, Wost Wl chnlns to polul ut eomuiencoincnt. Hi Commencing at a p..*i pi......'.I uboui loa viinl-n. iho soulli ol Iv.-i Creok aboul H ...lie ea.-. of Kettle Kivor. markod "W. II Uolllngi- «urll.s i.tji-lhwi*. eorner," LllOIICO soul I. 10 chnius, ensl lOOchains, uorlh 10 chalas, wosl 109 chains in point uf coimnouccmol- DatcdOct.31st. HM. 17 Commencing it! t. posl pi....ted uboui •" yiirds wesl of Kelllo Kivor nboul Unillij below Porcupine Creok, marked "W H. Holliiigs- wor.lis aontb-wcsl corner," thnnco norlh !" chains, casi so clniin.*, luuth bio chnlni, wesl liicliiuiis. uorlh mi chum*, south lOchains to place ... coimucuci-lncut. Is Co .enc.ng nt a posl plnoU-il on lhe soutli bank of llepteytliuii Creek .ibo...!, ...do up Irom K.-i.le Kivor, markod "IV. H.Hulling* worth'i siinili-wi-.-t cornor,' thouco ca-l bin chaini, north lo chnlns, wost Hi', ehalus, south ... chain* lo plnce of totiimoncomeiit. III Cuinliicnringul a post plunted.... soulh bnitl, of llepseviliun I rti'k, about !. mile from Ke.ilo Rivor, marked **«■ H- Uolllngiworlli'i souih-eu*. eurner," thenco nurih so olinlui, we8t8ileli.ii.it., miiii I. -ii chains cast 80 ohalni to point... commencement. 2.. Cu.iin.eiicing ul a post planted on tin: *ttiiili ii.inktii llep-e\.Iuin c-et-i. ubout In mile tram Keltic Hivor, marked "tt IL Ilolllugsworih*! no. lli-ivc.ll coiner." llienco i-u-i .'-" chains, suuth 80 chains, wosl Si chnlns, norlli 80 chains... place of commencement. 21 Cunimunclug a. n post pluutod on the sua.I. hunk uf Ilep-i-jilu... Crook aboul I mllo Irom Kellie lllver, marked "W, 11 lloll.ngi- woi-.l.'s -..uih-eusl cor..tr." theuce west II. ehuins. north Ji cliiiins. west I0el.nl.ia, north 20 ising to undertake the supply of the SSISSSfiSSi? Columbia timbera Ltd.,north-wost corncrpost Nn. :i I.iinil. planted at tin- south-ivcatcorner ol N'o. j Limit, tlienee ionth St. cliains, thouco t-n*t B0 chain,, thunce ninth S.l chains, theuce .vest 89 chain, to point of con.tuenco.nent, Daled liec.-Jlib, i960. I. Onminenehia ul a pust niaiked "Brltlali Cohnubi,. -li.i.lii-i-.- Md., -tli-t-it.-f nor poat. No,. Uniit." planted nl tliosouth-»-eal coruor of Timber Limit No. 6.10, thence aouthsu chalna, ilinl." .veil se clialna, thonco nortli80clinlna, Un i.i-i-in.. ui elifiin* I.. |.iil.d of' inieneoinetit. J. Ciiiii'in n.'iiiif nl it pust niaiked "Brillal. Columbia Tlmlxiri Ltd., north-woat cornerpoit, X... 6 Limit," planted at the soutb-woBt corner ol Timber l.iinli Nn. sue. tbenee south 8u chains, ili.-.u-i *t *n ehalm, thouce .....lb suclitdns, I lii-iie.. ii esl so i-liu ius lo p..iui nf euiiniti'tii-i.-iin-til. Baled Bee. 20th, 1000. si. BRITISH COLUMBIA TIMIIKIU4, LTD. NOTICE. Nollroli hereby glvon I'.at SO ilrtMi nfn-r il,,*.- ll-ellllOUd l,).'pply ... t'eCllieirniillilissiiill ! mills nml Wnks Inr r.special lloonao to onl .....I parry ..way 'iuif,cr Irmn the [olloivlug .le i-tiiu-.l I :* in nes: llM'tcnny district. t .-.in ni-iiej nl u pn*. planled nbniil I mile nurlb from the north-wait curlier ni lhe I,. ,i s iilnek Mia, nnil marked -■Hi.: llend 1 tier Cittill'illll's MuUh-eilst enrae. l"*t," iiit'ii'e norlh 8U ohalni, thenee wen 89clia!ni, Ihence iouth 89 .-Iinins, .I.e. ml 89 chnlns in puiiit uf commenccinout, 2 Commencing al a pnsl planled about. ..ttle itiiiih in.tu iln- uortli-ivoal corner nl K. A s. iilnek sun. .....I markod "lllg Bend Lumber Company's imrib-cail corner post," .heim- ivesl snebalni, tlienco soulb 60clialns, Uience cun SO ehains, llieueo nurth so ehui ns in point in i-oinniciii-cinent, fi Citifiiiii-iieiuif ... iiim*! piiiniui itli'iu! 2 miles wesi from Haul k Pnliii, on Uppur Arrow Lnko and marked "U.II.I,.C...'ssuulh-eas. corne. |«ii. " .I......-.- nnrth so chains, linnet- ivesl.n .hnl it*, ihenco south su elinlns, llienee ...'.UCItlllelll j ... ii pnsl plnuled about ll '•nu um I. I'ului, nu t'pi .a- .it-- ll.e.nt- .inili. Suuhalus, [iicncc ,s, ihence snulli suehalns, llienee , n. p-inii ui cuunncnceinonl. Ill In'I-Mill. Illilli. ntjiiu.i IC. BIN!) I.UMBIill CO., LTD, .''llllll- Hi 1 ommeni-lii iiorncr pu.., lis. Sll i-hil limed P. N..I i.e i* horoby given . nnl 30 dn) s ufler tin. I itiieii.l u. apply a) Uio Chief c mliwlnnei'o I J.lllls 1111,1 Uo.-k* fiil'il * ifli Heel.*.'... ell. uiul curry uway linihet- fro... .1..: following doscrlbcd lands altuulo In ll.o Vtdo Dlstrlol: 1. Commencing nl n pus., planled nl. II..' nm;h j,i-l corner uf Timber Limit 1)3113and marked "A. 51. 8yn.o..s' sni.ll. wost corne Ibenco north III chnlns, thenco cast lli.lcl.al. lheiintaoii.il In chains, 1 boi.ee no*, llio eliuiiis In pl.t -e til'el 'IIO. lilnlll. J I'ii:uill"ll'-lii4 ut fi lms. pl.u.It'll 11. lb.' iinrtli uui corner ur ".I. Harry's Nu.:.;....!... I'M Inn I.fi.l'l.nf .he I'll-, h.-n.hfll nf Hu- Hliii.tivfip lllver uud marked "A. M .-..in ..i. .-noli we*l enl-iief," lhel.ee uiii'll. II th .llienee eusl. 111. chain*, lhe...!.. Mini I. II. eli.ii.i-, ihenee ivesl bin ohnlns to placu of con ineiieeiui'nl. ::. Commencing nl. n pus! |iluute.l about 21 nit..-- souih .a .i.e nortn-wost cornorof I...I 2818 and ..larked "A. tl, Symons north-oust ,- ir," thenco w.-sl. 100 chains, thenco soulli lo.-li.iiii* tl t- in*I III elinlns, llienee -mill nn i-hfii.i*. i li'-it.-i-i-u-i .in ohalni moro or lonl. hiiuudiii'i uf i .ni -Ms. thonoo northerly along -..i.i im in..- un cludni moro ur leaa to pine of I.MH I ll.leil N'.n-i-nihi'i'lliilli 1000 A. M. SYMONS, ljO.fii.ti.i-, -.. .lee 11 I'. Ulbbo.ui, Igolit, NOTICE Ni.iici'i** liorobvgivonUiRl 80 day« nfter 'lute ive inici.'l lu npply iiillnil'liii'fi'iiiiiiiii.ssiiiiii'r uf l.iimh nml Wi.rku Inr lupucli1! Ilcuiisoto uui nn,I curry -hwiv timbor irum ilm fullinvhig ilescrlbnl IuikIh HiliiiUcil in Wt-sL Kootomiy dlsirldi.: Cum itclii-j ni a posl iilanleil 'j mllo norlli nf Mm---iiiiib l'iisi r-ortier uf Loi i'.'iT uml markoil "I, \\X I'n.'.s iN.w. iinruor," llienco ItiO cliHius uust, ti rin'i* iHt'iuii ns sou! h, tlienou iiiii chaini wesl llit'ii.'c 111 rhnius iiurili to pltico ol OOlll- IllCIII'tlllClll. iMU'il in.- umber 31st, louc, .-lUj.ui ■ LAMB-WATSUN l.l MHICK (JO„ LTD NOTICE. number ol men mentioned. 1 be con-' mont ,„,„,, , Doled Nov. 1st, IWO dition was Hint a lute of 4S2II Iron. London to the place ol work l.e arranged. To etl'ect this co-operation would be necessary between the central board, the Dominion government and the vatious railroads nnd steamship lines. The British board will give all possible help and Mr. Verity stales lhat he hnd the nssurui.ee ol the railway men and contractors thnt tbey wiil be glad to employ British navvies. Hitherto very few of this class have readied C.inada owing to tlio cost of transit. NOTICE. Nolice la horoDy given thftt 30 days aftor dato I intend toapply lo tlm Chief ConimUsiottor of Lands and \Voi*kn for a HDociftl licenco lo cut and carry away timbor front tbe followinK doMrlbod proporty situated on tfUhor OreoK cni|jtyliiK into lln- bend of-AdatttB Lnke in Ibe Dl.stnel of Lillooet, H.C: 1. Commencing nt a piwt planted on tho wesl imnk nf Planer Crtu-k, Snutli l*'nrk, almnt four miles from Adums uko in.ulii"I "A. McOonnsll'i N, lv, enrni'i*," riiiuilnjr 80 elialiw sruthi llienco 80 I'baiiiH went, tlionco wi clialns north, tlionco bO i-habiM east to pnint nf eoniinencotnont 2. Ooiuinoticlng nl a post planted on tlie weal Imnk ..f yialter Greek, south fork, marked "A- Mc* ('(-iiiii-U'h N, W. eiiriii'i*," almul fmir mlloi from A-iiniM Luke, iiuiiilii-j si) I'liiiiiM Miiiitli. thonco 80 luiiiiH east, ilicnce tjfl chains north, tlienco80 clialna woul to puint of cnmmoitceinent, t Cfiiuiiieiii'iuti ui ii noat planted nn tlie west hunk nf Pliher Creok, -Snulb I'urk. aboul (Iro mllea frnm Atlanta Uke, markod "A. McComiBll's N. li. enrner, Limit Nn, :i Plalisr Creek," rannlng80 •liains riimih, 80 chnlns west, KO clialna nortli, 80 bains eant In placo ut commcttcuniciit, I Cututuenclng at a post planted on llie wont Ininll nf I'lsltor Crook, South Pork, al i five mlloa frum Ailami* Lake marked -A, McComielt'a N.W, coruer, Limit Nn. t," running B0ehains soutli, thonco ho eimiin east, thonco so chains nortli, tlienco BO chains *u,st to place nf Doinrooncement. 5. GommoncliiK at a post planted on tho west bank nf Plahor deck, Soutli Pork, aboul six mllea frnm Adama Lake, marked "A. McConilB.l'sN.E. nniei, limit No, B," running 80clialna south, 80 halns woat, tin chains north, 80 chains east to placo of commencement. ii. Coinntonclng at a post planted on the weal uiknf PlslierCruok, South Kirk, almnt sis miles fi i Adams Laku, markod "A McConnoH's N.W, n-i*, limit No, fi," rumilitg fn chains south, 80 chains oaat, 80 chains north, 80 chalna west to place of iiinciii'i-muul. Jatiuitrj :.ib. 1007, Bill jun 11* A. McCONNKLL. NOTICE .he NOTICE NfUTIl'15 i* boreby «it«n Unit Hilrty dnj- i niiiir ditto we Inteud to itiiply lotho I'hlel Cuniuiissiiiiii'i'iif Lund' nml Wnrl,-- fur s|.,.ri;il lloonao to ont and earry awny timbor from the inlluwiim desorlbfld lauds situated lu Wosl Kootonay district, Il.C : Comtnouoliia at a pnst plnntod mi iln* south- uii^l Imnk uf Piah ri\rr, nbout unotutloaoulb nf .Intnl.-un Cr.'iik and ni'itke.l 'D UcIutOsh mul Wm lloyos norlh'tfeal oornor, thenco niihtitn olmlua, Hiouen aouth 60 ouaiim, thoiicr wost 80 clialna, thiuo( nurlb BO chaloi m pi Co sasl Wclislns, thenci ionth so chalna, the uf com mencomont. *" cltftin, i ■ i«lni **f eoinmeneement. Miuiioil, Dnted Jiinuury Ttb.llW. I G.H.NORTUKV, U. MiINTU^H, O.A.Mrl.NTOMI JuolOwod WM. HUVI» | Hated .iRinuiy 12th,ltKi7. casi in clmins to pom Wit ' , 11W0 wcddeciO W. IL UOI.U.NGSWOHT11. NOTICE Notice is hereby given Hull SOd.tys aflur date I ml'....I lo apply lo ll.o Chief Coniinisslnnor ..I' Lands uml Works I'...- n special licenso lo oul and carry away timber from 'he following described lnnds situnto In Wesl lv..--i- enny: I. Commencing nl n posl plnnted i milos uo-tll ul* Tin.her I.iini! Tolll ...I 2 niilea .leslof Upper Arrow Lake, .....I ...... ko.I "A. M. Syinnns' norlli of].*! corner," llionce wosl 811 ehalus, Ihon.-o soul I. Sll ehnins, Ihence ensl Sll ohnins, Ihen.!.. nurih Sll chains to place ul' commei commit. i Coinnieiiciiig al a pust planted 21) chains south ul* the north-wesl corner nl* No. I .....I innrkoil -A. ,M. Sy- iiions' nurth-.'.-ist corner." Ihenco wes' 811 ehaiiis, llienee snulli Sll ehnins, thence east SU eliuiiis, Ihoneo north su ehnins lo plnce of eoimnencoiuout, :i. I'oiiiiii om dug nt u posi planlcd nl lho north-east corner of No. 2 and marked "A. .M. Symons' sut.th-ea.st enrner," theuce west su chains, Ihence norlh 811 ohnilis, I hence oust Sll ehnins, thenoe soulh SU ehains to plaoe of commencement. Dated Navoinhorailh, iniNi. I. Conimenclng ai a pusl pl.t..led l ...ilo .....ill nf llio south-wesl eorner ..I* L..I sun ami niarked "A. M. Symons' smith east corner," Ihencu west III chaius, llienee nnrlh Illll ohnins, thence easi lu chains to the uorth-west corner nl' I.ul Slill, llionoo soulli Illll olinlus In place ..I* coiumeucemeut. Daled Novemboi ffliil, HUM, doo 15 snt A. M. SYMONS NOTiCE. NOTICE. Nolice i* hereby given Ihal Oo days alter date I intend io npply in the Chief Commissioner oi Lands and Works i'or pormission lo purcli.'Lsc six hundred nml lo.iy acres ol tend lying in lhe Koslhall Valley on llie wesl side of Upper Arrow Lake, described as follows: Commencing ut a post marked "Russell Niol.ol's soulh-casl corner posl,' planted nt ll.e north-west corner oi Lot Sbj, Group i, Kootenay, llienee north So cliains, llionce wosl So chains, Ihence soulb So elinins, lhcnco cast 8o chains lo llie place of comnienccmenl, conlaining d..o acres, more or less, Dated this 23rd day of November, ujoo. R. NICIIOL, nov 2S wed I'or T. S, MePherson. LAND NOTICE NOTICK [S UBHBBV rjlVBll that sixlyduya titter dato I Intend to ..|.].lj to (he Ilnn. Chlel Comuiliiloner <.f Landi nnd u'u.lis fut ponniiiton topurchuotliofollowins deicilbed landi In tl.o Weit K n-.i ilistrieti I'.... Helm, at f. poil plintod .... Uie wes. slue nl nurihiffi-ifir...nf Arrow!.oml Uke, I..( a mile Ir li.'.-k mull, marked "It. K M.-K.'s - miiIi-.-ii-i comei pmt," tnence Bo elialm north, tlience 81) ohiiin* ireit, thonce -J" chains smith, thenco80 el.iiii- easi nl..it.: lake ihoro ... point nf com- menceinint. I un.1 N...- Mh, ..jno. nnv It Mils. II. Mt-lilTlll.i;. NOTICE. Nnl.ee i. hereliV UiV ■'.! llllll 60 ilnvs llf.ef lb.In I Iutond ii. npnlv lo tin- I! i i.i. i L'oinn.li- -liinerof Liin.!- nud IVorkl fnr |ii-i-nil-lnu lu pi.rol.nso lho (oIIowIub diacrlbod landi! .'onun.i..ii..K al lite S. K. coi'ii.u-nf *J". I.. No, I010,on tin- -Lore nf mind Bay, I |.|..-r Arrow Lukes, thonce -0..11. m ohalni, U.quoocnstSO chnlni, iln-iiee .10,-1 Ii about80 ohalni, thonco wmtcrly tollowlnji tl.o nulhern shore ol lib.id H.v to ....inl uf coinmencomont, ooi.i.il.ilng lour hundred and clghiy acre.......-.- or lo*s, liiinil ihl-l-ih iini ol December, IWO. iotdw.82 .1- I'. KKNM-.I.V. LAND NOTICE. Nolle ■dato I I ii,, llt.ll do .1,11* fif.' I ... ipplj 'to Hi. Chlel Uotninlmlo Innii* uiul Wnrk. for pcnuluion lo purcl.o i.llmi ililMl.Mi'lilie.l lumi* ill. ...ll llslti.'lf L-oiutnciiclng f.l u j.i-i mnrkod ".V. II. Otl.o'1 ...ulii im-i corner poit,-' planted on trail londlnj Irom North Ihompion Hirer to Volknvhoad Pass ...nl .ibiiui j..nlli-.* in. 1 northerly direction Irom 11 ml., in Lit.., rn.ai.ae ....nl. so .'bui.is, ihenco weal .Ut'i'iiiitis. ilu an - 'inii 10 clialns, Ihoneo eait pi 1 liun-1.■ |iniiit i.f luiiiliii'tifellitfiil. I...I...I mh .1.0 »lNorcinber, 1000. ,,.„-ji IV, II. OMVR, Locator. llllllll. IU llie Uiul. MIJlli'l lilt.inl f.lil.n-.o.li, il'le. tn li|.|.l) In lln' Hull rliii'li'''ltiilii-.-iiiii.i "f l.fu.'l* oo.l Wn.k*. ft.I il -n.'.iil li.t-.i-i- o.t nt in! carry a uny limber (rom ll... Ill-nil,s.li ., uiu Ul.oi'ls: I>inmei.c(tii si 1 pnal |iliiiiii-il abuul one- ... .1 1 .a., mil, . utol Klih Biver I ono mllo ii.iiin'.'ii'.i.iiiii' Uience nnrth hi clialns, Ihence >i Notice li lioroby gl 'en.h.1 laya alio.-daw I Itti-ltil lu ;i|i]Ui tnlll i lion, the t'liietCmi.uliilon •Inf 1 ll, IIIUl Will s lorn apeclal lic-iisu to cut mil carry uway lln -.-.- Iron. .1.-. lollowlng do- si'lilii'.l lllllll* lil Wei Kui'.iiii.n district! Commencingal 1.1 1*1 plnntod I" chalna west of In- Sitllll.'lie.l e'll .roi Timher Limit uo'ii ...ul narked -v. Skh.net * iiuiili.easi corner,"thonee in'eli.iiu. .."ilii lhe .co |u ehalm oast, Ihenco luu 'Imins nor.h, thoneo lu <h.uus neat lu place ul t'l'UIIIU'lll-l'll.l'l.l, Located Doi-oinlnir Ist, UM, ..-. SKINNKII, dec li -ui .1. Jl.si a.,lge..l. NOTICE. Notice is liereliy uivon Hntl IK! days ufler date I inlend In apply In tile Chiel* Commissioner ..I' Lands and Wurks for permission tu purchase six hundred uml forty acres of bind lying in tlio b'lislliiill Valley on llio wesl side ..I' Upper Arrow Like, doscrlbedas follows. Commencing nl a posl marked "William Hollow's north-easl coruer post," plunled IUI ehuins wosl,uf Loi 167(1, Group I, Koi.ioiii.y; Ihence wosl su ehuins, llienee suiiliiS.lohi.iiis, lhei.ee cist sii ehuins, tlienco uorlh 80 chains tollii- pluee i.f oiuiinii-ueeuiout, coll- lltlnlug UIU neros, ....... ur loss, Dnli-.l ihis 'Jill, day of November, HMO, W, HARLOW, nov 28 wed I'er'I'. S. Mcl'liersoli. NOTICE Notice is lien-h) slven 11... no ilayi allei .luie 1 inli-ii'l ... apply ... Ilu-1 'Iiiii .'........I.si....... nl I, iiiii. .iml W nils Im n special III ao In enl allll f.u'iifiit'.ii Umber Imm .In- lollowlng <I,.h., il,...i l.iiiu'-nii Michel Crock, I ...1 lo Ailanu halm, Lllliiui. Illitrlct, II,i'..mi i'.i-t«l'h' .. t mencing al n poat plnnlod ul. Ike wait Imnk of m-i Imk Michel Creek al t uiul lies (,"ni .ul.iiii* Uke, n.fi.keil "A. .mh' 11- miiiIimiimI mu hm Mlcl.el Creok, 1,1.ail Nn, I," rinuilni 80 chaini oait, to rhnhi. nnrtli, 80 chnlni well s-i chains sun!!, in pnh.l nf oomuicncouiunt. - .- 1.01.ring nt 0 puat planleil.... Ike well ImiiI.-I ll.e Mil. full. Mi lull' I. ul I nighl mllei Irom A.lanii Uko, ked .... Me.' ell's iiurili in-sl. comer Michel croek, Limil Nn, S," miming in .-hains easl, so clialna suulh, sOcltnlni Welti su 1 Imiii nor.I. In pttlnl nl co.nrconce.nent. :.. Coinineneilig a! u post plantod on it..-.... bunk ..f Mu lu-! oreek nliniil ill I..II01 Ir Adama Uke, iiiiuke.l "A. Mel "inii'll - suiuh nest uu Michel creek, l.ln.11 N... n: ning soclialm rail, 80 t-lifiins north, so chain, neat, Ml elialm south to plaoS uf cull.IIU'lu'.'IIle..l 1. Commencing nl a pusl planlcd null. sl Innk of ilniu 1 c-e.-t nboul sis mil-s Irum .id 1 Uko marked "A. Mcl'minell'i nortli-wcil eurner Michel creok, Ltmll Nn 1. running BOelmln, unit, SU i'linins son. I., so nil.'iio "",. so Hi.iiii, in..Hi in place ol commoneoinent. .1. Coin ueucing nl it poat plantod on Ike weal bank » ..li'-lii'l creek ul 1 love Ilea Irom AdaimUko, innrkoil "... McC ell's anotlnoalt <mum .Mul..'I creek, I,hull No.B," nine In. iiniii. a. (m eh un* no.Lino elialm iouth, lu elifiin* cii"! tu plnce nl ciiiia.it"...'...nenl . I.llle.l DOO. lUli, lllllll. J1.11"! nod A. MoCONNKM,, NOTICE Notice Is hereby given that 00 days aftor dale I Inlenil to initkc aiiplloalioil tn tho Chlof Com- iiilshlouer ol LanilH A Works for iiormlsslon to ptirchftHC Hit' following descrilied Inmi lltURtfl in Cariboo dlatrlot, 11,0.: Cominoiielng nt a pu-i murked "J. M, Kellie's -'■iitii-'.M-i oornor posi," planted on ihe south bunk of Fraser Itiver neiirTeto Juniic Cache, i iiiiiiiii;* nnrlh hi chains, tbenee easttui elinlns, IllODce lOUtli Si) ebains, ihOUCO Wost HUilinliiH to nolut of 00111 inoiieemeut. Uatcd Ibis Huh duy ul Novemhrk, HJOii. nov 17 -J, M K Ll I.IK, Lm ntoi. Nmiiv i- horoby ulvon thai IHI dnys aftor dato tre iuii'ini 1.1 ui'hh totho L'lifof Cimuulsalonor nf Lands uml Works I'm* a spociul liconso to cut und carry uway Llm hor Irum llm full.iwiiitfdc- seriliBd liimls in dislricl of Woat Kootenny: C'ommu!iotii(j ni. u post nlautodi mllo wosl from nun li-eiisi imrucr «i Lot No, OHO and marked "J,, W, L, Cu.'m S. W. enrner post," Mi.'itrr ii-.nli um chains, Lhcucucasi io chains, l lie lieu soulli IliO chains, lit 'licit nost li) ebains in placo oi commoncomont. Haled I>i!ceuibor20th, IftHl. Hut Jail S LAMIJ-W.iTSuN LUMHISItCO., LTH NOTICE. .Wili.*.* U lu'ivln ((ivoil Hini (h> days after dak-1 inlcnd la apply to the Chief Commissioner of Laiuls & Works lor piM*- mission io |iurehase llii'ee luindi'eil ami twenty aures of laml lying in llie Fosilull \',ilk", im ilu1 wc\i sale oi Upper Anow Lake,, described as follows] ('oitimeiii'him ai a posl marked "Robcrl Abbie's norlh-easl corner posl," planled ai Hi.1 north-wesl eorner oi Let 862, Group 1, Koolenu); Ibeuce 80 chains westt ihence ^n cbain.s south, Ihence 80 chains eait, llienee 40 chains norlh to Hie poini oi commencemeni, containing 32b acres, more or less. Dated the 231*1! dav ot' November, i<)o<>. K. ABIUK, nov :S wed I'erT, S. Mcl'erson. NOTiCE. Notice is hereby given that 00 il.tys aftor .b.lo I intenil to npply lo the chief Co.i.missioner ol' Lands A Works lin- nernilssion to purchase six I.un.Iro.I a.ui fully .loresol Inmi lying in the bos!lu.,11 Vulley on lhe west side ..I' Upper Arrow Lake, described i.s follows: (Jo....none-ill"; nl it pus! niarked "II. Harlow s north-enst enrner posl," planted IIP chains wost n[ Lot l.'.TIi, (I...up I, Kooleuay: thenee west BO chuius, Ihenee .south 80 chains, llionce oust SH ijh.'.ii.s, thence north 811 chains lo iho placo ol* con....eiiee.nct.t,containing Old aerea, ntoru or less. Il.-ileil this Hllli dny of November, piiiil. ii. Harlow, nov 28 nod Per t, S, MaPhoiwui, notTce. Nnli.-o Is hereby p,i\rn Ilinl llll .lays ul'lor ilf.lo I into...! In iiiiikoi.ppllr.il- lion In Iho Chiel' Cou.n.issionei' ..I' Lunils nml Winks I'm-n special license tn .ui .-.inl curry nwny limber from llio following ib'sc.-iiit'ii lands situnto ill West Kiiiilfii.'iy Disliiil: I. Cn.mn.-u.-ii.p nl ti past plnuled ut ll.o I...rlh-wesl .-...nor of Timber Limit 7o!!l .mil nnillu-il "A. M. Syuiiins' north-easl cni-nui-," Ihencu soulh 80 chains, tbeuce wosl 80 chains, thence norib sii cbnins, lhcnco cast 8(1 elinins !.. place of ....llHUelieol.il.in. -J.. Coinnieiiciiig at a post planted nl ll.o souII.-wosl oorner of Tin.her Limil Tnlll, nml innrkeil "A. M, Sy- inniis' t.urtl.-wesf ctil'UOl'," Ihence snulli 80 chuius, Ihenco east 80 chains, thenee norlli sii chains, lhcnco west so chains I., place nl ooninienccinont, !!. Cuuiinoiieing nt ll pnsl pliinti-il nl lho nurlli-eiisl .-.i.-i.or of 'I'i...hor Llu.il !HiX. and in..rke.l "A, M, Sv- .....ns' BUUlll-Cnst eoruer," thence wesl 100 ohains, iheuce north lu chains, Ihenco oust inn cbnins, thonce snutli in ohnins p. place ofcointiioncuineiit, I ioo. inii. iiinn. I. Commencing ni .. posl plnntod on the hike shore, ihroo miles....rlh of Nakusp, ou lhe wesl sideof I'pper Arrow Lnke and mnrkeil "A. M, Sy- inoiis' iinrih-eusi como.*," thonce west 10 ehniiis, llionce soulh llkl chains, Hum., oust in chains, Ibenco north luu ohnlns to pltico of coiiiincnci'..ieiiL .'.. ('n.o.l.el.eil.g ill it post plnnted .Hi ll... wesl side of I'..per Arrow bike nud one mile i...ill. of the ......I. ou-il .-...-ner of No. I .....I murked "A. M. Syiiioiis' iioi-ih oust oot-uer," llu-ni-e wesl Sll ohnins, lllOIICO SOIllll 80 Chain*, Ihcliec oust Sll i'linins, llieiien nurih Nil ehniiis lo placo of ..'..muienooiHciil. Doo. l.-.lh, PNiil. wn!, |nn ■! A. M, 8YMONH, NOTIGE. Notice Is hoi'oby given that 80 dnys nil.'.- dule | it.ten.I In apply lu ll.o Chief Commissioner uf Lands .nnl Works fori, special licenco to cui und miiiy uwuy limber from lhe following Inscribed binds: 1. Commencing ul .. pust plniilad mi Ibe nnrlh bank ..I' Snow Creek niunH eiglil miles ensl nl* II..ilu.. Cilv, thenee Wesl SOdinms, llienee soulh SH chnlns, tlionco enst SO ehuins Ihence I...rlh Sll eliuiiis In poinl ol*. ninilionco- III.ml. 2. Commencing itt it nosl planted three elinlns norlh of N'o, 1 post, I bonce oust Sll chnlns, 11.0.1.... soul li 81! ehuins, lllOIICO west 8(1 olllllns, thonce ...nil. sii chuius to point nf commencement, 1, Commonolng nt n pusl plantod 811 ohnlns nasi nf No, 2 posl, Ihence ensl. UK) chuius, llienee soulh II) ebains, llionce wesl Ilk! eliuiiis, llieni:.. north tu ehuins in point of commencement. Dated December 20th. imm. wed jan i J, R, JAMIESON, Locator. Canada: 1 I'm., im-i:..!■• linitim. ( hlpiiiiia 1 No. .'Hi!!. Tills is lo certify lb.il Ihe '"Itrilish Coin iuhii. Tin.hers, I.indeed," isi.uth- nrise.l.....I licensed to curry .... business nilliin lho Province ..I' Bri.ish I'..Iiiinli,11. ...nl in .,'ii'ti uui rn- effect .-.ll in- im uf ihe objects uf iln- Com- nun v 1.. which Hu- legislative author- il\ of the Leirlslature ..1 liritish Col- llllllliil i-XImOi!*. ^ The hofid ..llii-o ..1 llioT„iiip.-.uy i* silu.'.lo ... ll.o City of .11 eul, in lhe Province of (Jueliec, Tlio i uui nl' iln- capita! " ''"' Cuiiip.-inv is une hundred thousand .lull..s. divided intu ..1.0 thousand shares of uno hut.deed dollars out In The hend office of lho c pany in Ibis I'10vine- is si!iif.io.... l-'ii*i Slreel, Revelsloke, mul William Irvina Brlggs, ll..i-.isii..-.il-l,f.n. whose ad- .Ire .sis iho suiuoj Is the attorney fo. ll.e ('.....puny. (liven under my hand and seal ol office..! Victoria, Province of British Culii.nhin, ibis nil. day of December, ..no thousand nine hundred mid six. [L.s.] .-s. V, WOOTTON, Registrar of Joint stuck Cm pan Ies, The objects fur tvhlch ll.o Company hns heen established uud licensed uro: 1. To carry on throughout Onnadn mill elsewhere llio business of lllllll..'.'- ers, timher merchants mi.I nn.n.it.ie llll.'ls uf lillllll'lllllil illlil llllllliel ill ,-.l ils liri.uehes, 1.11.1 ull oil.or husiness in..id....li.i ili...-oi.....- connected there will.. Including lho manufacture nf nil products uf lln- forest ...- lumber Industry, 2, Tn nc.juire l.y pm. 1. .*.-, lease or OlI.O.'.VlsO .....I In nH... Utilise, llllll 1.p..rule liml.er lin.il*. timlior lnnds, and timber berths, nnd rights In such limber lnmls. limi..-.-lunil* mul timber herllis, licences in- rights to eul Umber, lu.ol..-.■ yards, ...ill uiul factory silos, water lols, .looks, whai-ves,pier*,dm...*. slides, aqueducts, vi.ulneis.slenn.lioiiU, .-..id ul hoi- vessels, si..." mills, pulp mills, water mul steiuu powers, hydraulic pn.vers, nl.-nil*. iui- prnvoineiiis in bikes, livers .111.1 creeks, and ulher waterways for hull- boring or 1 ransporl lug logs, liiiiber and all other rights mul Interests uf every kind appertaining in any ... iho ahnve oiiiiiiioruied property so acquired, m may l.o necessary lor the development mid purposes of the Cmpmiy, uud the snid property above specified in* .my ..I' It, to improve nnd develop, sell, mortgage, exchange, lease or dispose of for cash, or upon rentals, oi- for any oilier consideration us may be in ll.e interests ..I' ll.e Company: 1. To cohsIiu.-i...poinle. charter und employ vessels nf ul! kinds 1'ur ll.o purposes .ind business of lho Cm..puny, mul I'...- ll.o purpose of l.i...spurling products uf the mills mid wnrks or other materials nr manufacturers for my placo within Canada or elsewhere, iml In do a transportation husiness in Canada ur elsewhere, to louse ,..-...-- pili-enll accessories necessary for the priipor working of ll.e suid ve'ssels, and to lease, sell, or otherwise dispose nf suid vessels, or accessories, or moveable cU'e.-is in relation thereto as it may be advisable hi lhe interests of lhc Company: I, To construe!, or aid, or subscribe Inwards lhe construction, maintenance and improvements of roads, docks, piers, minis, slides, aqueducts, viaducts or oilier wo.ks.md buildings, including Humes, bridges, ditches, water, steam or other hydraulic rights or powers, und any oilier woiks necessary for lho purposes of tbe Cnnipuny nr fur I be carrying out, of the Company's powers: ">, To .■sl.ihlish shops or stores on lho property of Ihe Company, mid In I! morcl.nndiso I hereon, In sofarns it may I... necessary for tho Company to carry nn its said business: II. 'l'n acquire, own, sell, lease and llsposo ..I* shares, .lobe..lures and se- outiliosiu any othcr company similar in ihis Company, and in acquire or tmalga.nate with anj companj having objccls similar lo ilu- ( pany liereliy incorporated, .... such terms mul inr such considerations ns the direct..rs mny decide, nnd to pay for lhe uo.p.isiliuii ..i any such company In sl.ares nf thu Company lully paid up uml u.ado ......assessi.I.lo I'm oils: 7. T.. 1..uke, aHut uml use in payment or exchange in whole or in purl for any real or personal property, rights, licences and privileges whioh may In- purchased, tnkon on louse, nr ullioiwiso acquired hy the Company, shares nf ll.o unsubscribed capital lock of lhe Cau.p.ii.y us paid i.p.intl 1....do iiun-ussessiiiilo for culls Inac- ....lance will, ll.e terms of an agreement executed hy un.l between ihe Company and any such vendor, loss...- ...-oilier grantor on or before tlm issue of si.eli paid-up shines, and whioh shares shall thereupon ho docmed and taken In huvo been fully paid up, and shall m.l thereafter he liable I'm- calls ur fui.no assessments: 8. Tn make, allot ...ul issue as paid up slock, shares of lhe .inscribed capital stock of lho Company for sores rendered In Ibo Cumpuny ur lo the promotors thorcof, provided u bylaw (if tho directors is passed specify ing ll.nt tho value given lo the Com pany ts equivalent to lho valueof ibe shares sn n.adepni.l up uud i ssi.e.1 mid ilh.le.1 I'm- such services, un.l said l.y. law lms boon passed und sanctioned by ,1 vol....1 not less lhnn two-thirds ol tl.o shareholders nf ihe Bald Company present In person ur hy proxy 11 a ipecllll general meeting ol the Cumpauy duly ...lied fm- the approval ol sni.i by-law 1 0. To sell ul- dispose nl llio ..inlor- lakinc ..f the Company fm iiichcon. ideriilioii us lhe Company ...ay Ihink III, mul in particular for Bliai-os, debentures .md securities..! nny company lu.vint; objects similar,... i.. pari similar In 11.o-oof Ihis ('iini|i,iiiy,|ii m iili-il i by-law is passod by iho directors incouylng Iheconsldornllnn whicli lho Company will recolvofor the said sole, and llio said l.y law shall havo boon iftsseil nml sand loned l.y .1 voto ..I not ess 11.i... 1 wnil.i.-ds..[ ll.e shareholders ol the CnliqiitllV. p.'.sso.l l.l u spot-In! no...-...I ...ooling of ihe Cumpauy called I'm Ihejpnrposesol ,■.,..-id.-iing mul approving of said l.y Ian. .vcdjnii3 LAM) NOTICK Nolle;K.. hsrsb*. jlwn UiutSO.Ujiallei .Ui« I inl.M.I tu hj.|.I> t<> llm liun. Cliief lore no....".1.'i nf Liiul- int! WnrltH fur .ts.-rmls.lun tn purclmso ll.o lollowing ileierlbeH Undi in tl.. W.i.t Iti.il.iii) lloliiil 1 "..mien'iiu at :i i""i I'Imiiuu tf..-iinins eut ft-..,,,lit,. ...utli u..1 eorae.nf 1...1 ki*. .ml oirknl "K. (1. Trn!!iiril's iturtlioasl enrt -r po-t,' lalDCe in...!. ... cl.iu.is, tliem-c nest J.ii Imins mure ur leas tu Lik.. shore, tliei nortli altuil ahnr*. t.i soutli-weit oorner ... I...t ei.vi, tii.-n.-'. ..»,. :"" fliiiili.loj.'.lnt nf ifuiiilll.nt'eiueat. Dnted Nurenilwr is.!., lm. .In- j we.l K 0. 1 BAfFOBD, Rovelstoke Cigars Union Midt Our Spoolal, Tho Union, and Maroa Vuelta art ahead ol all others. Mnti. 1 ii- .-i.y in..-. Hml rs iinvs i.fi , .I.f- I in. 0 I 1 ■ l.ppl; li.llie I inil i ■ : it l^io r no.I \". 1 1..- In; f ■ :. .. 1 '.. j.1.mIi .... lhu fi.lb.wing : so Ik-iI 1 in! -1.mted in West K oli'liaj ■ I.iei: Cun.in-...-iiic ..I a 1.,-t plunled 01. .In ..1.nli -nil- ul Unwi.iu c.-.-i-k aliout 1 ul .1 mi!.- -..Illll uf ll.o 'J.'. ...iie post .... 1I.0 Downie Clock Trail uiul m.irk- ed "E. .\l.li..,.,'. south-west coiner," thence nurlb I8chnins, Ihence east 09 chnius, the. .ulh lOchains, Ihence .vest 00 chains to p..int of com.nence- meiil, containing 21< lucres 11101 oot-less. Dated I..-..-.ul..-. 10th, 18*. wed jan 2 K. MeBEAN. NOTICE Notice Is hereby given ihnt thirty il.iys aftor .late I intend to apply to tin- Honorable chief Commissioner of Lands and Wnrks for .1 spocial license to cut and cany uwuy timber Irom Ibe following descrilied land situated in the West Kootenay District, Commencing at a post planted j} of a mile east of Boulder Clock nnd about three-quarters nf a mil' north of Downie Creek and marked E. McBoan's smith-east enrner, thence north 80 chains, thence wost 80 chains, thence south 8) chains, thence east 80 ebains io il.opoint of cuniniencenieut, Dated the 18th day of Decernber.lSOO w j2. H. MoBEAN. NOTiCE Noili e 1- hereby giren tbat ibirLy liayn alter date I Intend in apply toibeCbielCoramiH- sfoner ol Lands and Works furtmiieelal license in cutandcarrj att-aytimber trom the following deacribed lati'i* situated on KnckCreelt trfbtiiary lo Adum- i.ake in Lillooet District: 1. Commencing al .1 poat i^lanM nn soutb-we-t ■j.iiiH-r marked "A McLonneil's siiiith'KcHrnrner lti»-k Creek, Limil No, 1," Bltuated abouteeten imle.s from the mnutli ol l!i»k Cn-ek, running &0 fb.iin- north, ni chains tast, 80 chains south, 8<> cIihIos weal to place uf coinmencement. ir. Commencingat .1 i"».t planted on Bnutb-east romei marked "A, McConiiaH's south-east corner Itwk I'reek, Limit Nn.'J," Hitiiftted alNiutsen-n iiiilc from inoulli oi Rock Cn*i*k, running b*j chain-* north, SO cliahu vest, SO chains soutE, 80 clialna »*ast i" place »f commencementi 3, Commencing ,ii n post plantetl on north- n--»i coruei marked *\\. McConnell's nortb-west corner Hock Creek, Limit No. 3," situated about seven miles frnm mouth of Rock Creek, running 60 chalu-t8011th,60chains .-ii-t.**'! clmiiis north,bu chains west to place "I commencement. 1. Conimenclng at a post plantod on north- .■.i-i corner mnrked "A, MoConueU's uorth-ea*-i corner Hock Creek, Limit No. L" situat-ed about yieven miles frum mouibof Itwk Creek, runnluR n. chains -ontb, so chains west,80 chaltui north, w chains east to place of com- mencomont. j, Commencing at a po^t planted on eolith- west coiner inarked "A.McConnells --onth-wciil corner Rock Creek, Limit No. fi.' situatod aboul live mile- from month uf Kwk Creek, rnnn^ig SO chains nurih, SO chains east, 80 chains south, SO chains west to plaoe ot com- meneement, ti. Com mt! iii-inn at a posl on .-oiilh-eiut cornel markod "A. Met 'ontietl'-*-. houlh-east corner Huck (reek. Limit No. 8," situated about five miles from inoutb of Hock Creek, Limit No. 6," altiiolcdabout live miles fioiu mouth of Hock Crook, riinniiiK ^Jebiiiur- uurth, ^ chains west, 80 chains BOUtn, 80 chain.-cast to place of com- moncoment. '. Commenolng at a post planted on northwest curuer marked "A. McConnell's north- west coruer Rock Creek, Limil No, 7," situated auoiii five mil*.-.- from mo uth ol Rock Creek, running SO chaina bomb, so chains east, mj ciiaiiia nortb, 80 chains west to place of com- monoement. B, Commencingat a post planted tuaorlh. east corner marked '-.\. MeConueirsnorth-essi corner Hock Creek, Limit No, 8," situated about live mile*- tr«m moutb of Rock Creek, running 80 chains south, 00 chains west, 80 chain* u.**".h, mi clmiiis easl to place of commenci neut. V. Commenci!!-* at a post planted on norlh- wwt corner marked "A. McConnell's northwest corner Hock Creek, Limit No.iV'.sltuated on nortli bank ol i; creek about one-half mile Irom creek aud aliout fuur miles east of Adams Lake, running m chains south 80 chains east, tjn cliains nortb, •& ebains west to place ol commencement. LiaU-d December KHli, YM, wed Jan 2 a. moconnell, NOTICE Notice i> hereby given thai Oo days after dale I intend to apply tothe Chief Commissioner oi" Land*. \ Work**, tor per- mission to purchaie six hundred and forty acres ofland lying in the Koslhall Valley on Hie west side of I'pper Arrow Lake, described ns follows: Commencing at a post marked "Fred* erirk\Vasbbume's50ulh>east comer post," planted 80 chains west of the north-west corner oi Lot 862, Group 1, Kootenay; thence north So chains, thenee west 80 chains tlience south So chains, thence easl 80 Lhaius io lhe place 01 commence- menl. containing 040 acres, more or less. Paled iln-s 23rd dav oi November, 1906. F, WASHBURNE, nov 28 wed Per T, S. MePherson* LAND NOTICE X'OTH K i* hereto gi ,* that, 60 days after j.\ dale. I Intend ti to the Chief Com missioner of Lm. i Works for tiermissiou tu purchase th 1 wing described lands -itiiHtM iu dislricl. HC.: Com men a i>o>l marked "Alexander McLaren's uth*east corner ikiM," planted about 20chains west ol trail running through Starvation I- lal? in a southerly direction from Tete Jaune Cache, running north SOehalns, tlience west SO Chains, tlience south W) chains, tbeuce easi w clmins to point of commencement, Dated IblS 9th day of November. 190*5. n«-v 17 ALEXANDER MelAHEN, Locator. LAND NOTICE MiTKT. is HKHhKV HiVEN thatslitydays after date 1 Intend to appl*. tu the Hon. Chief Commissioner nf Lands and Work« for permission 1.1 purchase the fnllnwi-ig iteneribeil lamls situate In Cariboo diiirict, n. C: Commencing at a post marked "(ieorgeH- BlaetCS iiortb-cast corner |>ost," planted aliout Jn cnains wesi ol trail running tnrongb Starvation EIat« in a aontberly dlrerilon from Tete Jaune cache, running west SO chains, tbenee *«uth y)chains thence eastS'i chains, thence north 80chaini to point of commence* ment. Dated *.-:li day of November, IWO. nnv 17 tiKOrtiiE H. Itl^ETT, locator. Certificate of Improvements. IsTOTIOE Hivcr K'lcu Mineral Clniin, -iniiitcin the Ilic clUewaol Mining Division of Kwtonay di«- tricl. Whore locatod:- li-i, dvok, Take notice llmi 1. John Alltert Kirk of tho 1 own of RavouHokB, BiOii acllnKasngiintfor J.8.C Frai-ir, K-w*., Froe Minorn (^rtlflcate Nn. BT6TI0und Maiinircl A. Klson.FreoMincrV CerUnoalo No. BSWw, Intend, «licty day« from the date hereof, lo apply to the Mining Be turdcrfor a Ccrlilleate of Improvements for the pnriKwuf obtaining a Crown Orant of the above claim. And furlber take nolice tbat action, under section !7,mu»t '«■ commonood bi-foro Uie lm\- anu of imii 1 '.ii :ii.-.it.* ol I m prove m en tH. I luted t IiIm .'tl b day uf Suit no ber, A.D., 1906. nov 11 J. A. KIRK. NOTICE. VTOTiCB 1- hereby glvendhatOudftysafter il dale l intend to apply to ibe Honourable llie Chief CoiiiihU-uoucr of Ltnd-and Works tor permission lopureba-'e lho followingde- Hcrlwd land*- in CariUHidl^lrioL H.C: iinmuieniltig al a pOlt niarked "William Kellie's north-wesl corner pout," planted about 20 pbains west ot trail running through surra- liun rials in a southerly inrection fromTstu Jaune Cache, running east pn chains, thonce soutb Sn chains (hence west 80 chains thence north nit cbaliH to point of commencement. Paled Mb day of November, HM. uov 17 WILLIAM KELLIL, Locator. HOTICE Notice Is hereby given that 00 days after date 1 Inland toapply to Hie Hon, Chief Commissioner i.fUiiil' and Works to purchase the following described lands situated In Cariboo district, B.C.: Commencing at a (tost marked "O. A, Forbes' - ■ :*i.-Hcsi corner post," planted about 20 chains west of trait running throuib Starvation Plats In a southerly direction TromTeti Jaune Cache, running north 80 cbaina, tbeuce east kj chains, thence soutb so ebains, tbenee westSQrhatns to pointof oommencemeit. Dated 9th day ot November, 1900. nor 17 U. A. FORBES, Locator. Utgm&m -' -in Tim ■ WM SI "' '*».-*'U-»- - .i*".'« .=-.-. I CITY UUUWUIL. r* ■■■ n-sfc- *i ii* ■ rn ■■» jIi^.—Wi .1 -i^-—ci — u Wo arc clearing up our odds and ends regardless of Cost. All Fui"; at less than manufacturing prices. Ken's Overcoats at yt^ir own price. Boys' Reefers and Overcoats at less than Wholesale Prices. Ladies' Jackets soiling at just half price. Children's Jackets-Prices ranging from $3 to $7 each. Any Child':. Jacket Now for $1.50 Each. OUR BARGAIN SALE IS THE SALE OF THE SEASON. Trimmed Millinery at Half Price. p \ Mii| nl ilu in v. City Council IL-ih I I'M mi '-I- iiday i-i'ji'! i-i* ibe sl pup. .. nl being siv. rn in nnd also to i..nu ,-..iii.iiil!t-M.M Tlio llnl regular I meeting ol lln* Council will be lipid nn iV!. I. Thn tiillinvi..! oomn.ilt.ea ,-i-.. ioiinuil 1..-..I ih ■ I't'iui'-il bi.ii.d Public Wo-ks:- ,!. Ahiiihuinson li. Sawyer I-;. Triinbio, Fir.., Wn I i-r nml bight :— It. Sawyer J.J. Woodland. .1. Ai.nil.an.sun. Finance*:— II. Howson ,1. A, St.uie E, Trimble. Health and By haws :— .1. A. Stone ,1. .1. Woodland K. Howboo, REID & YOUNG •|h$H$hHh$1 $H$H$H$i $$6 9 9 9 9 9 Sore Hands I and Faces Wo have tho nicest prepar .ition you have ever tried called "Benzoin and Al mond Cream." Only 35 *W tcenti a bottle, It heals in fo » night. ffi tSOLD AT <| Canada Dpug & Book Co. | Never before has our stock been .-.. complete in Fancy Groceries, including Nnv.* Nuts, London Layer Raisins, Figs, Dales, Oranges, Bananas, Or a n berries, Lettuce, Xmns Stocking1*, Smith's Crackers, Mistletoe ami Holly. ——i—m— IF HOBSON & BELL, CROUEHS, BAKERS ANU CONFECTIONERS WEATHER FORECAST Wednesday, January 23.—For 21 hour?. Light, variable winds. Cloudy, and much milder, with indications ol warm spell, Bar., 30.37. Temp., maximum, 11 decree?; min., 33 degrees. Local and General. Hiar Mrs. Mclvillo Parry at the Opera House on Friday night. Don't forget the hockey mutch with Arrowhead tomorrow night. 1) -n't miss the Arrowhead mutch tomorr w night. Admission 25c, A code Scotch nicht at tbe Opera House Jan. 25th. Hookey match tomorrow 8 p.m. Bring yuur skates. Admission 25o. Don't miss thc Scotch Concert on Friday night at the Opera liuuse. At the Xelson civic election W. (.. Oillctt was re-elected mayor by acclamation. Hear Miss Queenie McCoy sing the * a ... Sc itch Sangs" at the Opera House un Friday night. Take a rest from politics and take in tbe Burns' Concert in the Opora HoUBeon Friday night. A smoking concert given by the members ol the Revelstoke Young C nservative Association will be held t night al Arrowhead and a pleasant and uselul evening is anticipated, M.J. Burrill,o( Grand Forks, will speak ut a public meeting in thc Opera House on Tuesday, Jan. 29, Several speaker, ..I both liberal and i- Dtervativc parties will also give addresses. The Pacilic Loan Co's. .Iran ing went to R. B, Nobles, engineer, New Westminster, C intract 540. Mr. Sobl - is Hoar Mrs. Melville Parry sing "Eckerl's Echo Song," at tbo Opera House, Friday nighl, Tbi' bishops ol tl.e Anglican church i-. Canada met at Toronto on Thins, d ty last and olectcd Bishop Sweiitmiin us metropolital ol lhe occlesiahtic.il provinoe of Canada and Primulo ol all Canada. W. T. Mills, ..ne. uf tb.- ablest exponents of socialism on the continent will givo an address on socialism in tho opera house on Thursday, Jan. 24th, Mi1, Mills is an able spoakcr and will no doubt put on different light on socialism to what many are accustomed to here. Politics und the cold weather are dividing i.ur attention with the ''grippe" and thc combination is most distracting. TTi.it the political buttle will end mi Fob. 2nd is certain, but unfortunately tbo termination of the frost nnd snmv and the liuni extinction of llie "Mil" are matters which no inin. can safely prophesy. Tbe municipal elections al Kamloops resulted in Mayor Gordon being returned by acclamation, tho aldermen being W. ilargrouvos, 11. Taylor,,I. H. Me.Nili, F. Rtishton, J. 1.. Brown, John I-'. Smith. Al Fernie Dr, S. lion...-ll wns elected mayor by 5 majority, and ..I Trail .1. H.Sclmlield sucoecded hinisell us mayor, by acclamation. Through the acquisition by the sh ireholders oi the Wesl Ko. ti nny ower & Light Company of all shares and ili.' charter of the South K ■ ite- nay Water Power Co., the We I Ko lenny Power a Light Oo, I enabled to su arrange matt. - I can now lawfully supply | licl.t und transacl all - ness In the districl ol '. i Later ou in tb there will bc an ■ oli| -- i visible in Hev. Istoke and tl now eligible lor a loan of 11000 at less | will then pass through i greal id than 2 per cent interest, or he may 850,000 miles loug which forms the tell hla loan privilege lor a bonus ol spacecutolf from the illun nati $125, y : I .rtl er inionnation apply thesun, IV - « to 529 Pender Sl ,Vanc uver. B.C. Buy a House. Kent n House. Buv Nice Building Lots To Buy Lands. Nilciulnl Bruit The time lo stop a I when it starts—belore i! cu ...i'.i,. i ii- nl-i.ty Bows' Senega is a r. medy that nip, a C ugh in the I lid ,-t .rl to take il when the first -ii.-M ■: ign ol chilli- net! gives thealarm. It i» besl lor old o light, Don'l experiment—get BEWS' SENEGA COUGH SYRUP lor nil kinds ol Coughs, Ci Id' Sore Throat, Hoarse- nesi, Br. nchitis, etc. Prlco, »'»c. ui..! 50o. W. BEWS. Phm. i Druggist and Stationer. Mail orders promptly attended ( ■ thr. e hours I - 71 I" clock in the mon I -. i - - tl., t. wil isi - ■ . en - ti. i (!.. plai I N f lm ■ ■ edgi ol it pi * I he n itoki I to hen dramatic oi ol Jephtha by eas 11 .I I'M'i be pr -1 iced Friday in tho Opi ra II- ue ll will I,, givi ii by in- Me I d - Church choir and others under tho li* di ol Miss M I-, Cn ighton, who . o pi rienctid in ch ir m .1 cn.nl ita rl The. hoi . -. irk hai I brighl rl . * mic, tl -■ - '. ten - r t-.-.--1-" olo parts be -I-- \ll will be in I .st. rn costumi l-.iii.i r partioulai - Lii'-: 'I he Vancouver Daily Province of Saturday, Jan, lllth waa in every way ,i magnificenl ipecimon of what a modern newspipi r Is The Issue con- j tains 'll pages ol good solid matter, news and advortisi iiionts ond Is indeed a crcdil to the firm, All brim :hi I industry in the provi urn dealt with antl the illustrations arc numer ■ i i- ami well ohoson, A large section is devotod to Vanoouvoi and its (level- I, i-ni, while tlie .....j... portion is ilii COME AND SEE Kincaid & Anderson WE HAVE SOME BARGAINS IN COAST PROPERTIES MONEY TO LOAN Kincaid aim Anderson Real Estate and Insurance Agts. The liberal parly will bold a rally at Arrowhead on Saturday, Jan. 2(lth li, A, Haggen, 11. Caley and others will givo addresses ou tho live que- tions ol tho duy nnd the eleciural campaign. Social and Personal A. S, Goodeve of Rossland wos in town yesterday. Miss .Nellie Heck lell last night for it visit t.i iriends in Bellingham, Wash. Mayor aud Mrs. Brown loft yesterday for Halcyon liol Springs. Tbe Misses 11. un.l E. Blair have been invited to assist in tho Bnrns concert at Revelstoke on Fridn next —Kamloops Sentinel. Business Locals p.itroni.o Home Industry. Smoke Revelstoke Cigars. Bargains, ' ■ i - • t ■ • ek tal R, II i II - Nothing better than Our "Special i, - li ■ . - For a cl piec. ■ - ■ ... ■ ■ .* Join FRUIT EXHIBIT IN OLD LAND Universal Praise for B, C, | Fruit—Awarded Many Prizes Tho favorable impression which the British Columbin Iruit, exhibited so successfully at different Old Country horticultural exhibitions bus created is unmistakably evidenced by tho llal- !r-: gpreBS notices it has everywhere received, One ul these is appended: "Taken us a whole, this must bo considered a distinctly disappointing exhibition, Tho quantity of iruit staged was small compared with what une might havo expected: indeed tho ivltulo ul tl..- exhibit, exclusive ol liiuu -grown products, would imt have lilh-.l moro I ban one-quarter, or nt the . iii-iil,-. .mi third of Ibo hull; nevertheless tho fruit which was shown was worth a journey tu see. Brit sh Columbia was the. umber ol tbe show, uml a moro inagnilico.il display of apples bus probably never beeu Been in the bull than Unit sot up by tho up. ut for 11. C. The whole oi one nd of the hull was occupied by a ,itie staging, having in the centre iti-gu hay composed ul collected (rob, and ,m eithei' side groups ot fruit in packuges, and also displayed in baskets sent iii Iron, different grower. Somo nf these lots we.o magnificent; Iruit oi great size, wjndeiful coloring, and, although it bad travelled 5,000 miles, ns fresh an I covered with bloom i,6 if just picked off tho tree. The packing was such as most ..[ oui growers would do well to copy; and the arrangement of Hut whole group, .villi plants to divide lhe various li ts, and trniis ol Smilax Ior decoration was admirable. "Wo may add that in addition to a gold im-Inl for the whole collection, several oi the growers received special ineibils. "01 tho whole colliction wo may say, Ibul line us was llie exhibit mado by this colony last year, tbo present effort was a distinct improvement. Many ol the lots were splendid, one or two pi rlection; whilsl on tlio othei band, two lots werc hi Ily graded aud ,,: - : i iv packed. ■ \ i Scot in was ri presented by .,-1, . . m ild consider a fair collection i.-, ni m iiinati ur, but as ,.n effort [r.u i j ij -■..-... ni il wa- despicable. M.. . .. , ,!.„-■ not expect liritish Colunbia ■ pli - In -<■ Sovn Scotia, u J ihe -, inlity was imt I" be com m , ,i| i, oul so uiu li iis the very li,,,,; nuini. r staged "—Horticultural \ lv. rtiser. We have some broken lines in our Corset stock thai wis wain to close out. ev are new stcc'", Inn wc need lhe room -to say nothing of ihe money and you will bn.I them good fitters, They are the well known 1'. C. make antl you couldn't lind a belter, Nol every size in a kind, but every size in the lot. They Sold at tl, 81.25, $1.50. Now 75 cts. EE'MHANTS REMNANTS REMNANTS We have lots of Remnants of all kinds, Dress Goods, Table Damask, Flannels, Prints, Ginghams, Flannelettes, that wc have marked at clearing prices. Come in and Save Money. II.I1-! C.P.R. PROMOTIONS William-Whyte to Have Stil! Further Power. MONTR! ■ pre* il 11 ■ It is nail] i 1 ■ .1 Ml thai Mr VI '.-■■ led limi in ; nf tl stern shall bo practical I; ibso ito I nil. the nei. ing il .- ii i Iii"'l it i" belie'"I in ' P R, ■if- -i .1. Bury lhe , gl ,ii f,il ll.pi nnl l-i.i nl tt ,iini|i.".' will lie promoted t. thc no - - . . gi..- .il manager of w. sti rn linos, iv iii-- A Prioe, the pn enl superin it ul...' of transportation on - tei li'.i: will tako lho placo vacated bj Mr, Bury, BURNS' ANNIVERSARY. - ...•- r .[ i: .1. ■.: Bin -,".tt" | ■ et, will I ■ ut the Opora House on ■.■-.- no ' i the rarest ■m .: be Eevel b ko ; i- im-i rt is • of ili' Ln lies' .ilii'i itsell j larantei tb il tlie evonl thai limed lor it, ,: ., . McCoy - reputation as n ■' known in tbe Mr. tt in Gait needs no In- ,1,, ■ to th Ri * "- public :. the evi a- ent will bi Mi ■ ■ • ioi inity tin * i-- - . .- ■ hi l - Men's Underwear We have a large assortment of all sizes and qualities and can give you sonic Bargains. Penman's Unshrinkable - guaranteed Only $2,50 Per Suit. Stanfiekl's Unshrinkable none better made, We guarantee every garment aad will replace any thai shrinks iu the leasl. $3.40, $4.00 and $5.50 per Suit. 20 Per Cent Off All These Lines. CliENNAN'S l-'i-init liar ilnn I oi'i'csiiiiiiiltinl. Amongst thoso l.o... here who at- ended tbo Lumbermen's. Convention I Kelson wore Messrs. Theu. l.udgale, ■'. Giles, 11. llappins, and Ed. McGagliraii. li, F. Green and N F. McKay spi nl :. (oi. days in town this week, leaving Tuesday for Tronl Lake..11 snow shins accompanied l.y G. 11. Campbell, 0.11. Kiik und Mr. Griffet. The ico is piled up so high iu .ho moutb uf the river hero that the C. I', lt. huvo great difficulty in keeping the passage opened. Five mure mill Wrights have arrived here lor the Lamb-Watson Lumber Co., who uro making big preparations (ur tbe coming season. Amongst tboso arriving in town on Tuesday were Kobt. Culey, liberal candidate; T. Taylor, conservative candidate and Mayor Brown of Revelstoke, all on 1 heir way suuth. II. Kirk, secretary for the B. B, 1, Co. has been on the siek list for tho past lew days, but WO aro glad lo know in. is recovering, Uur hookey team hns had 11 very puor obiuice (or practice as 0.1 r open link is now omeii.-d will, about two leet nf snow. Messrs. McGagliraii & Johnston are about lo lot 11 contract lur the building ui 11 liiixlid loot addition to the l.uiiil end ..!' Iheir pn-ent building, NOTICE I wish t . state that tho Misses Blair ol Kamloops, who were advertised in Saturday's paper lo assist nt the Scotch Conceit of .Inn. 2fith is ill not be hero, W, C..1..111.1S. Revelstoke, .In... 22. ~ 11. w A.YIT.I) Ilnn tracts or (ildoi I'm Ml II IIIM'lll.ll ...l.l |ll|l||l phi .Im.' trlbutod over the province Kevelstoke big. concrete, tmii Wing and hin. 11 prominent place too 0) 0 typical rising western town. general mninnry, Flrat-elin 1 tv.uk guaranteed, Applv Mail IIkhai.d i Dill,,'. II Si Ig Ir, . ng ili Si - .* ll ■ Mr..! I- lili.i. : i Parry. !'. Ml I Mt Ki ll'.ii 1 Laird t. ('..< kpeu 1 1 ■ -. - "Th. • .. Melvilli Pari \[. 1 .", i'i- I,., I.hoi' it Ill ... I ■!,. , , ||n • . in l.lav Mr, .' ... (inil "M,t I. \.M . II, 'Anl.l llohl .j - McCoy, -Aulil Lang Syne. WHAT IS tonsil. One of lhe best exponents of Socialism on ihis Continent, Walter Thos. Mills i .addresson above in ll.e. OPERA HOUSE Thursday, Jan. 24th 0:30 Sharp All WHO WORK INVITED j iTlpTi|i 1, ,11,, t ., I-..ni. Vocal ninl Theory. .- 1 I.UVIII 'i. I. Ill.li. li, . pared fm University und Cons, rvato.y I-1 ilm, J. MclMTYRE & SON Full lin. " Oroccrlcs and Hairy Produce, Men's Supplies, Etc. Fresh flock always arriving al lowest prices LIDCT CTOECT . HEI<T "M" ,0 Una I 0 Intel, " oity ristioraht . EYE TROUBLES WISE PEOPLE NEVER NEGLF.GT THEIR EYES Hnvo llieni ail •..iini iii now fo.' there is .... tolling when Ihoy might fail you. Tired eyes, sure eves, inflamed eyes, Kye.s Ihnl jj;ti lireil and blur .■.li'-.- a sl....-: time. We nan remedy all tho troubles. (iur Optical Depni'tmciil is in boI.i charge of Mi*. .M.S. Hustings, ll.-l. ll, .vim bus bad u lb.iiiuie;!, Lvtltn- ing and wide! 0xpeHe1.ee In the lii-.iliiii'iil ul'the eyes l.v glasses. If your eyes give you trouble, don't .1 'lay in having ilium attended to Fitting el.il.hen's eves .1 spocl.iltv. HASTINGS, DOYLE AND ALLDM I J. A. DA11. MERCHANT TAILOR I Carries the best Line of Goods to be had from GLESCA, HAWICK, GALASHIELS, JEDBURGH, MANCHESTER, H UDDERS- FIELD, STROUDE AND LONDON. f MACKENZIE AVE. KKVELSTOKE P.. 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