I - -*ata**s-----*----a*-----a->a*-r---M Ask for Halcyon LITHIA WATER l-oi I'niiiily use ihen- is nothing so WholoaOmS and so pure us HALCYON LITHIA WATER. IT'S BOHLEO AT THE SPRINGS Vol. 14.-NO 9 The -J-j-J paid C. B. Hume & Co., Ltd Stores at Arrowhead and Revelstoke. REVELSTOKE. B. C. FEBRUARY 12, L908 EMPIRE TYPEWRITER se nl operation nnd perfection its produced, this Machine I—pBIOBlWOOOoaSh. (iric-s^Publishing Co, Agents $2.50 Por Year BISCUITS!! A Few Facts About the Different Kinds We Have at Present Huntley & Palmer's doubt the best made. Biscuits are without We are the only direct importers from the factories in town. We always carry over 30 different varieties in stock and one trial will convince you of their excellent quality. We also all kinds. have Christie Brown's Biscuits of Lemon Biscuits and Ginger Snaps in Barrels — I2}£c. per lb. We have Foley. Lock and Larsen's Biscuits in packages at i2>^c. or in bulk at 25c. per lb. We not only carry first class brands of biscuits, but all our other lines of Groceries are guaranteed and can be thoroughly relied upon. C.B. Hume & Co., Ltd STORES AT ARROWHEAD AND REVELSTOKE Fall OMda Arriving tally. Orwsmakln-r and MHIInsry Room*, ind floor /f%L (Bveat Cut in Enameleb Mare^ For this week we are offerinK some great bargains in Strnnksy Ware and in Bonie of our Best Lines of Blue Ware. Blue Enameled Tea Kettles, No. 9, $2 00 Sale Price $1 25 Blue Enameled Tea Kettles, No. 8 $1.75 Sale Price «1 15 "*■' SlopgPails, $2.50 Sale Price $1 90 Preserve Kettles $1.25 SalePiice 90c Preserve Kettles $1.00 . SalePiice 80c Dippers 40c Sale Price 30c .. •• Ewers, 75c ! Sale Price 00c Ewers, $175 Sale Price $1 30 Pie Plates, 35c SalePiice 25c Pudding Pans, 45c Sale Price 30c Pudding- Pans, 50c Sale Price 35c •• Lipped Sauce Pans, $1 25 SalePiice 95c Lipped Sauce Pans, 75c Sale Price 55c Decorated Tea and Coffee Pots $1,00. ..Sale Price 65c '• " Decorated Tea and Coffee Pots $1.25—Sale Price 75c Quite a number took advantage of our Sale of Nickle-Plated Ware lout week nnd are watching for our next Sale. See Our South Window for These Bargains. I See Our LAWRENCE HARDWARE COMPANY, LIMITED. -J GOOD BUYS Choice Building Plot, Second Street, 60 x 1QQ feet. —$ 550 Corner on Third Street, 125 x 100 feet. • —$1400 Two Inside Lots Fifth 8treet, 60 x 100 leet. - — 300 Two-Acre Bloeks suitable for Fruit, adjoining city Per Acre $100 and $160 SIBBALD AND FIELD INSURANCE NOTARIES PUBLIC LOANS Rossland Receives Cup Nelboh, B.C., Feb. 12.—The Nelson- Rossland hookey matoh for the championship of British Columbia at Rossland, ended in a fizile at a late hour Saturday night. Nelson had demanded in writing last month that a judge ol play aa well as a referee ihould be appointed, and objected strongly to Releree Winn n| Rossland, who was appointed by the Rossland oarnival oommittec Nolson went over on promise that a judge ol play wonld be appointed. Saturday night the committee refused to appoint any judge of play or any referee other then Winn, and on Nelson refusing to play the cup was given to Rossland aa in 1005 There are no association rules, Rossland making all its own rules and regulations, henee tbe trouble. Some live hundred Nelson people who went over will receive back their gate money, Westward Ho! The February number of Westward Ho I is by far the best illustrated and most entertaining yet attempted by tbe enterprising publishers. A two- colour cover design of " Tbe Lions " at Vancouver, by S. P. Judge; a superb frontispiece and a scorn ol clever stories and departments including that oi the editor, " Men I Have Vet,' makes the midwinter issue a well balanced number. Capt. Clive Phillips Wolley commences bis serial " Shikmut," a tale ol Sitka in the times of the Russians, tbe rights lor which has been acquired by tbe pub. lishers. It is an intensely absorbing atory, virile ot tbe north, and will doubtless go a lung way to popularize Western Canada's new monthly. FRUIT GROWING E. Adair of Revelstoke Lectures in Scotland. We have received tbe following from au Aberdeen, Scotland, paper: "Last night Mr. Edward Adair, of Revelstoke, British Columbia, a practical fruit-grower and fruit expert, dolivered a lecture in the Salvation Army Citadel, under tbe auspices of 'he Aberdeen Branch of the Salvation Army, on lhe subject of (rtiit-growing in British Columbia, and the.prospects of success for emigrants from tho country to Canada. Capt. Tyrol, ol London, opened the meeting and Btalsd that Mr. Adair had done good work lor the Army in sending immigrants to Canada. "Mr, Adair then addressed the meeting. He commenocd by referring to himself as a Irue-boru Canadian who thought a great deal of the British Empire, and desired to see people building up their own country across the sea, In Canada I hey had a land ol opportunity where they bad work lor all and land for all. (Applause.) He Bpoke of the extent and area cf Canada as stretching for 3(1(10 miles from Atlantio to Pacific, aud 1400 miles from the United Suites hound ary to the north. He also dealt with the population of Canada, mentioning that the 6,000,000—the same as the population ol London—had aeiphi room, lor if b0,000 homesteads of 150 acres of land each were given off yearly for the next 100 years there would still be room, and they could give every man in Scotland a homestead after that. They need not be afraid of turning anybody off if they went to Canada. Ninety-five per cent of the population of Canada were British subjects, and therefore they ongl t to try ti keep up the proportion and have it specially as a dominion of British subjects. There were 130,000 more males than females in Canada, and therefore it was not surprising that they desired 200 or 300 girls to go out with the firit steamer sailing. Mr. Adair then speke of the ri sources ef Canada and its climates, (or it must be remember-d it had every climati there was iu Europe, In Briti-h Columbia alone they had 40' 1,000 sipurc ni es of land, so the extent ul the province was twelve times as large as Sc. tland. "After dealing generally with the great resources of Canada, Mr Adair spoke specially of fruit-growing in British Ccluni bin, mint inning that they had there tbe climate for growing fruit and millions of acres on which it oould advantageously be growi, They could grow peaches aud all kinds of northern fruit tbat would yield from £100 to £250 per acre. He had, at Kevelstoke, taken a fifth crop of strawberries from the same plums, and believed that twelve crops could be secured from those plants never had less than five tons of straw- sflernoim. The ceremony was simple berries to tbe acre, and he knew of but impressive, and ended wilhout any some who had beat him in obtaining untoward incident, more. He had sold from one acre The line of procession from the strawberries that realised $247, besides chapel in the palace to the church what th* pickers got. They could do was guarded by troops, several nddit that, as others bad done, in British ional regriments having been brought Columbia. He knew a man who bad into tbe city for the purpose. All the once sold from one acre tomatoes— governments of Europe and America which were twice the Bize of those, were represented by special repre- generally seen in this country—realis- j sentatives. THE LATEST TELEGRAMS Cattle Rustler Arrested—Parental Legislation—Firm Suspends—An Intrigue Against Britain—Burns Chajnpion. Kamloops, Fob. 12—A. Ly Goodwin, a well known cattle rancher, whose headquarters are in the i)o|iglan Luke country, has been arrested on n charge of cattle rustling. He was brought into Kamloops hy Chief Constable Fernie and released on bail yesterday. London, Feb. 12 —A bill before parliament that has received its first reading forbids cigarette sin king hy juveniles and provides for the establishment nf Juvenile Courts through out Qreat Britain. Bl'NDEKUND, Eng., Fel); 1ft—The big shipbuilding syndicate 'of Sir Jas, Luing A Sons he • suspend d and five thousand men have beeu thrown out of work. A reconstruction scheme will be submitted to the creditors at an early date. New Yobk, Feb. 12.—Start ling information to the effect that important preparations for a revolt against British r le in Ind a are beljni made in Philadelphia, and that mi; i, field pieces, and ammunition have been shipped secretly to rev loi nists in I111I1.1 has reached the British government. Nuw Libkeari), Ont, Feb. 12—Seven persons were burned to death yesterday tiy a firo which destroyed the home of L wrence Hacke on the north side of Wuble River. ^ Lon-don, Feb. 12—T'iiimy Buns the. Canadian heavyweight., has ko ■'•'( ed out Jack Palmer of Newcastle, tbs English champion, 111 the fourth round of wont wa. scheduled to be a twenty-round c ntest for the heavyweight chninpi nship. Sydney, N, 8. w., Feb 12.—'V e hlock of Inn di gK III on Id '■) Hunter, Ma ■ki lllll VV idl Cn 11 ll U'ling till "it. 11 f ne 1 VI1 ear-. I.m ■ 11 ■ . : & ■. :■ S.-lioo' ol -V l,S, 1 I have Iiei n d tat 1 is eit.ini ted ri' £20 . d 'lie to Mrs srs Uuvi d ( ., . 11 \ warehouse alone 18 es tin t £150,000. THE LAST REQUIEM King Carlos and Crown Prince Laid to Rest. Lisbon, Feb 11.—The luneral services over the bodies of the King and his son Luiz, Crown Prince of Portugal, who were shot to death a week ago in this city, were he'd in the He hud church of St. Vincent early Saturd .y ing £300. There weie ready markets for Iruit, because, with railway and steamer facilities, it waa soon taken to centres where it could be disposed of to advantage. In British Columbia they could get land suitable for fruitgrowing from £5 to £7 up to £50 an acre. If tbey bad men of energy and determination there wm bo fear of people not succeeding. At the present time be was inviting only those who were going on the land to farm, in fruit-growing, etc., and domestic servants, tbe latter being placed in as sate and comfortable homes aa any to which tbey would care to send their own daughters. (Applause.) "On the motion ol the Chairman. Mr. Adair received a hearty vote ol thanks for bis interesting lecture." Feat of the Wireless Washington, Feb. 11.- A remarkable instance of wireless telegraphic communication has been verified at the bureau of equipment, navy department. A wireless station at Point Loma, near San Diego, picked up the Connecticut, then talking off tbe coast oi Cuba, and took down tbe message It also picked up a message being sent from the wireless station at Pensacols, Fla. Experts are wondering whether the message went serosa the cm tinent or in tbe other direction around the world. Sweet -.nd juicy oranges lor 50c per doxen, this week at C. B. Hume * Co's, Yielding to earnest solicitations, King Manuel did not take part in the procession. He and his mother Queen Amelie, and the mother of the late king, Queen Maria Pia, were present at the services in the mortuary chapel, and followed the coffins to the door of the chapel, whence they returned to tbe palace. London, Feb. 11.—King Edward and Queen Alexandra, tbe Prince of Wales and other members of the Royal family were present at a requiem mass in the Catholic church of St. James, in Spanish Place, for the late King and Crown Prince of Portugal. The flag? or tho British warships in the naval ports wen at half mast in memory 0' the late King of Portugal, who was an admiral ol tbe British tlect. Big U. P. R- Surplus Mon'.keal, Feb. 11— The monthly meeting of the C. P. R. directors was held yesterday afternoon at which action was taken on the half-yearly dividend on com mon and preferred shares. There was no change in tbe pievailing common rate of 3 per cent witb half ol 1 per cent, added out ol tbe land debt revenue, wbile the usual rate of 2 per rent, on preferred stock was declared. Dividends are payable on April first next After the payment of working expenses, fixed ... , . , . ,. „, .. ,, ckarges and ihe dividends now de- We are sole agent: lor Seelys Ex- , . , , , , ,, tracts, put up in all flavors lor 25c. I dared, there is a surplus for the half per bottle, at C. B. Hume 4 Co's. |year of $6,269,000. GOLDEN BONSPIEL Revelstoke Curlers in the Jewelry Class. The annual Golden llunspiel opened on Monday with 15 rinks rutin d us follows:—Field 1, Upper, skip; Banff 2, Oallotly and Brett, skips; Calgary 2, Walker and McLeod, skips; Gulden 7 and Revelstoke 8, Tho Revelstoke rinks were mado up as follows: V Woodland, J. P. Hume, 0. M. Field, W. I), Robertson, skip l>r, Hamilton, G. Knight, E. Edwards, A. M. I'iiikhiiin, skip. A. Morgan, J. G McLean, J. Donald, A. Mcltau, skip. Judge Wilson of Cranbrook, had entered a rink but wa unable to attend owing to court duties. Tho Calgary rinks ar- strong combinations a feature of Col. Walker's rink being the two "kids", both over 60 years ol age. The bonspiel is considered ono of the most successful in the history of the town, ideal weather and perfect ice contributing not a little in this respect. There ire three events besides the C( nsolntion, viz:—Orand Challenge, Columbia Riter Lumber Co's, trophy, and the O'Brien trophy^ In tho Grand Challenge, McR.e, of Revelstoke, lost to Warren, of Golden, while Robertson, Kevelsioke, lost to Lamontaigne, of Golden. Hii. Pinkham sustained the honors for Revelstoke, however, and struck a winning gait, defeating Reid, of Golden, 12-0, and is up against Warren, of Golden, in the semi-finals, the winner of which will meet King, of Golden, for the trophy. In the Columbia River Lumber Co 's trophy, Pinkham defeated King, of Golden, 12-9, an extra end being necessary. (ten ends constitute a game at this bonspiel). In the »econd round Pii.klisni lost to Gordon, ol Golden. Robertson d"fnated K"id, of Golden, 11-7, hut was defeated by Walker, of Calgary, in the next round, while McRae went down before Dain- ard, of Golden, after a hard gamiia— 9-7. O'Brien Trophy— Pinkham again struok a wiuni< g guir in this event, vhioh he sustain' d 10 the finals, when Im meets He-d;i8on of G 'Men In ■ vent. Piiikb ' m defeated Goidmi Warren; bStb of Golden. Robert- s 1 iot. to Henderson, Golden, 13 10. McRae won frum Lamoiilnigne, Golden, 118, but was knocsed out in the second round by McLeod, Calgary. The Robertson and McRae rinks both qualified for the Consolation, but "Sandy" lost in the first round to Brett, of Banff. If Pinkham wins the O'Brien final from Henderson of Golden, McRae's rink takes third prize as the third prize follows the winner. The Columbia River Lumber Co. event lies between Gordon (Golden) v. McLeod (Calgary); and Walker (Calgary) v Duinard (Golden) Pinkham's rink Irom Revelstoke have miide the best showing of any rink ut tbe bonspiel, reaching the linals in the O'Brien event, and scmi- linit's in lhe Grand Challenge. He wiib drawn to meet Warren ol Golden iu the latter event nt 8:30 o'clock this morning, but up to the time of going '0 press no news hud been received of the njsult. A most successful Smoker was held in tbe Columbia Hall, Monday night, A. M. Pinkham and Dr. Hamilton supplied the eloquence for the Revel stoke contingent, while "Jamie" Donald contributed a song in his usual charae'eristic style. The Banff bonspiel which opens tomorrow promises lo he one of the most successful 'spiels of tlie year, aud the prize list is a splendid token to the great popularity of tbe greatest of winter sports. Tbe aggregate value ol the prizes dons ted and cash subscriptions received totals over $1000. The big annual Winuipeg bonspiel opened yesterday morning. What's the matter with a Revelstoke 'spiel? ONTARIO TOWN WIPED OUT Government Assay Office and Buildings Destroyed in Costly Blaze. Latohkokd, Feb. 10.—Almost burned out of existence a year ago, this town was again destroyed this morn ing, when property valued at $100,000 waa reduced to ashes. It started in the King Edward hotel and spread with lightning rapidity. The Alex andria hotel, nearby, fell an easy prey. Tuck's barber shop was licked up in one guet, and the fire, leaping across the atreet, the Empire Labor Company was consumed. The government assay office was also destroyed. 7 Z P* Keeping Well Supplied Is a wise practice in every well regulated household, and in nothing does this „..■„, , vf.... t, rule aPp!y more than in W'tlt1'/.. 1 Vf&S&f " oceries which are daily CP^ly^^Ci-'^'jy needed in every home. vs^^_^-^' Think over what you want in the way of Coffee, Tea, Cocoa, Sugar, Flour, Jams, Jellies, Fruits, Nuts, Cheese, Butter, Spices, etc. We have the finest qualities procurable. WEHAVE WAGSTAFFE'SEnglish JAMS Guaranteed Pure, in the following : Strawberry, Raspberry, Cherry, Peach, Crab Apple.. TARTAN BRAND CANNED FRUITS All New Goods just arrived and we guarantee Quality. Try them. Bourne Bros. GROCERIES HARDWARE STOVES PLUMBING CHEAP FUEL HARD COAL BRIQUETTES at $9.00 per ton ie the cheapest Coal on the market. Tbey star! Bee ns easily as dry wood and last as long as hard coal. Can be ined in Furnaces, Cook Stoves, Heaters, Self Keedeis and open grates, We have a Urge stock on hand ready for immediate delivery and will.fM your order promptly. Revelstoke General Agencies, Limited SOLSONS BANK BUILDINQ, McKinnon & Suttierldod DEALERS IN Gent's Furnishings Boots and Shoes. Etc. AGENT FOR Fit-Reform Wardrobe first St. Op. Union Hotel Imperial Bank of Canada Head Office- Toronto, Ontario. Branches in the Provinees of Manitoba, Allien;i. Saskatchewan, British Colombia, Ontario, Qasbso, Oapital Authorised ... •10,000,000.00 Oapital Paid Up .... S4,860,000.00 Reserve Fund .... •4,880,000-00 D. B. Wilkib, President; Hon. R. Jakkhay, Vice-Preaident. A General Banking Business Transacted. Drafts sold available in all parts of Canada, United States and Europe. Special attention given to Collections. Savings Bank Department Interest allowed en deposits from date of deposit and credited quarterly. Revelstoke Branch, B. C—H. T. JatTray, Manager NEW PORTFOLIO Four now Named for Public Works Victoria, Feb. 11.—In introducing tbe bill lor the division of the Lauds and Works Department, and creation the new portfolio of Minister ol Public Works, the Premier yesterday gave tlie llou*e same statistics showing tbe remarkable development io tbe province and incidentally tbe great increase in tbe work ol that now dual department. "In ten years the reeeipts of tbis department." said the Premier, "have increased twelvefold, the receipts in 1d97 being $107,353, while tbe receipts ol the past year reached $2,088,923 an average of f 174,077 a month." The Premier showed bow tbe work, duties and responsibilities bad correspondingly increased, and asked tbe House to Approve of tbe creation of a new portfolio. . The bill was read a second time. It will go into committee early next week, and a little later receive ita third reading creating tbe office. Tb -re ie so much Cabinet material in the provincial Conservative party in the House and out of it liiai Horary and lobby have, had difficulty in reducing to four the names of the acceptable new Minister. These are tbe four: Mr. Ellison, Mr. Taylor, tbe Conservative whip, Mr. Ross, member for Fernie, and Mr. McPbillips. The Board of Trade has secured a large number of pboios of tbe scenery adjacent to Revelstoke as well as views descriptive ol tbe several industries of which she is tbe center, and have I-. r- warded tbe same for reproduction in Collier's Weekly, New York, which journal is getting out special Canadian articles. THE MAIL-HERALD, REVELSTOKE, R. C. i.7jt.ri«A2^a - . ...... RIDQWAY'L :. J=. Londcn, LugSand. ■ "3Bf*a jkEOTJ^ ;i i, '' LARGEST SALE OP HIGH GRADE TEAS AND COFFEES IN THE WORLD. Km/ ANNUAL SALES $14,000,000.00 LOCAL AGENTS, "ks-.te: v.a rxazsrn?*; ■ - . j. BOURNE BROS., WOOLLY, LE FEAllX & COMPANY, LIMITED, AND HOBSON & BELL •uav*i»^'--n-*i-"-m^ T*rrTT""'iEa'r^3iTO *r; •.-: -„■;.;, 1..--235E::; zki: Ef^3**rJEi3**S'i (Xbe fl&aU-lfoevalb. PUBL18HKD WKIiNKsDAY ANI) siATUll DAY AT IIEVELSTOKE. B.C..I MURPHY & FISHER Barristers, Solicitors, Etc O T T A W A Parliamentary, Depaitmcntil and Patent Ollice Agents Practice before Railway Commission. Chas. MikI'Iiy. Haiku.o FlSHRB r\ ILLAN A ELLIOTT, iiiil.!..!-.; B ton, Bto. RKVF.I.sI'ilKt: on Tito! "I I.AKIv 11. 0. (.'. K. QILUK. J 0. Kl.l.inrr. II A.RVEY, Mil'AHTKU AND PINKHAM BABRUTKR8, BOUOITORS, KTC, Uvricas : Im 'IBIAL Hank 111 ilk, Hkvki. ■stokk, U, 0, Money to loan. Offices: RevaUtoke, B.0.1 Cranbrook, n. c. (JKO. B. M'C.tKTKK, 4. M. PlKKBAH, J. A. Hakvky. Ileu-lsioko, U. C. 0. iilrook, ll. ('. J. M. Scott l.L.D W. I. BrlgRB. (^COTT AND BRIQGS RA"RIsTKRft, Slll.ICITOBS. ETC. Monky To Loan SOLICITOUS Kim MOLSONS Hank Revelstoke, B.C. First Si reel. J AS. A. McFAHI.ANK A8SAYBR & CHEMIST A«>av ol all Ores, Sample* by mall or express receive |uiirn|i'. aiteutimi. Term. Moderate. .LURES, • • • BOX4S3 Kasi.0, 11. 0. R OBERTSMITH Provlnc'itl Land Surveyor. .Mine Sutveytng Engineering McKenzie Avknie, Box it I, Revelstoke MISS M. E. OREIQHTON TEACHER OF I"\N0, VOCAL UaKMONY COt'NThlll'OINT, KTi:. Pupils prepared tor Conservatory and university Examinations. STl'DIO-At Mrs. J. C, Hrtclilsnii's Con- Qaoght Aveuue. COLOMBIA AGENCIES, LIMITED Mining, Real Estate, Business, Financial and Share Brokers. Mercantile Agent*.. Fire, Life, Acciden , Employers' Liability, Guarantee ?nd i ve Stock In.urancO Agents. Maps, Plans, Blur Prints and Reports compiled on Mines, Land and Timber. REVELSTOKE, B. C. Get acquainted with Black Watch the big black plug chewing tobacco. A tremendous favorite everywhere, because of its richness and pleasing flavor. Cbe fl&aiMberalb There t, so much bad io tbe be.t of u- And so much e'Kid in the worst of OS, That it turdljr behooves any nf u-. To laiii an .ut the re;t of us. WEDNESDAY, FEBBTJABY 12.1908 CLAIMS LOCAL SUPPORT Application has been made by tlie Reveletolce Turf Club to tbe Lieut.- Governorin-Council for an order gr»ntiDg that tlie name be changed to that ol the Revelstoke Agricultural society- This has been the outcome of Considerable di-cussiun over the advisability of organising ft Revelstoke Fall Fair, the general opinion being that the time had arrived when such a feature was necefSary in this section. The hist'-ry of the Turf Club is so well known that we need not go into details over it, but suffice it to say that of the original shareholders who were instrumental in starling the acbeme, but a limited few have kept tbat interest alive, which wns so evident nt the commencement. Had not a few of the more .porting inclined citizens got together and kept the Turf Chili above water, it would have died a natural death like su many other organizations and clubs in this city. The Turf Ciub is an institution which should be kept up, not only because this sport is the finest in the land, hut because it is a means of advertising our city and bringing in visiters when the 1 cession demands, There has beeu no real reason why the shareholders have dropped all or practically nil interest in the club. When it is remembered what the few whn have kept things going, httVi done, how they have insured a success ful meeting every year and secured a tine tract of hind for 11 city reserve ami curried out e.xlotiHivu improvements, the city or at least the shareholder! should each do their part. Owing to the popularity of fruit und *Vegctable glowing ill this vicinity of ticent years und Hie fuct that Revelstoke is now tho headquarters of the great f>liib growing industry in the province there is an additional olaim on the shareholders of this club for their support. By the inauguration ol nn annual Fair, tho fruit, of tlm province can be exhibited und the produce shown, 80 Unit once 11 year the industry can demonstrate ul ita heud quarters its. yearly progress, when furtner can n.eet turmcr, buyer ineel buyer, und investor meet investor, and the aggregation of the fruit and produce business advertise these 11 • sources which nre now recognised und coming to ihe front in tl.c natural wealth of B.C. Revelstoke herself has fruit growing pi ssihilities hitherto unknown, und in view ol lliesti fuels the public should report generously to the call for funds to ensure the success of this important movement. Many people arc interested in fruit, produce und live stock, while sports and games would attract others. There bus never been any oause for a citizen to look askance at the Turf Club, hut there is every reason lur all to support, the new movement. Testimonial. Revel, toke, B.O, To whom it mny ci ern:— Having been laid up for Bomo time, all cures having failod, I was Induced to tiv (irey's iilood Mixture of herbs, and can cheerfully say that It is the best medicine and cure for rheumatism, I hnve nut it puin ur an nolle in me nnd leol like 11 now mini, although over fill yeurs ol uge. John Bouhk J, llniirk is handling Qroy's Blood Mixture In 1 he oily ut 1 he office on Front St., opposite Victoria Hot I c. w. 0. w. Mount.on Viow Camp, No. 210, Moot. Sciiond mul p..mill Weil Invs In eni'li 11 I>, in Solblrk Hill. Vlsllln Wo rl inon cordially invltotl lo nttond. W. I). AllMSTUON'O, Con. loin, ,1. McINTYItK, Clerk. ' I.'KYKI.STOKK AERIE No. Iiii F. O. E. The rogulnr moetliiRii iiro held in tho Polklrk Hall overy Tuesday ovbiiIuk al 8o'o1ook. Visit, iin,- tirollirmi urn curdtlltly lu. [tod. .1. LESLIIO, I'liKsini-.M. W. E. .Mil,.\l'('III.IN.Si:i ui.i'Aiiv. I o the Revelstoke Public We solicit your patronage in Revelstoke's KIUST Willi' E li A U N D I! V. (iouil wink ninl satisfaction glliil'illili-etl. Revelstoke Steam Laundry .1. ('. HUTCHISON, Prop, SHANGHAI RESTAUBANT S'l MOW rt! .11 M SAM, liuu-.s. Open Day and Might Special nttention given t" Supper Pari ies iS banquets Meals, 25c. l,!e;il Tickets, $5.50 OUT TUB IIAIIIT opposite: v. m, c. a. Kooteimv L.i(l<n Nn, 15 A.F.&.A. <l «•» «7*»V Tlio regular meet* "\f.—ytof*. "V in«-un; In-Ill ill II t- '*VkSgs/^*~ A) m""!''," Toinpli', Id I'.lli In iliiril Mnlnlaj eh month ii - n. I'isiiiiu-hn 11, 1 ll.u.lillll. wul 'UNION HOTEL! MU(1I ADO ABOUT NOTHING, Apropos of the library contest, which is now exercising the minds ol every citizen, more or less, and which has apparently oaused smii u division ul opinion among those interested,] wo would suggest that the merohants whose names have figured on the list us being entitled tu issue coupons meet and either arrange for u decision or ebe appoint a judge to bring the mutter to u conclusion. Everyone bud an equal opportunity of gelling orders even at short notice hence eiery side of the question must be looked ut since dillicuiies have arisen over final settlement uud while we contend lhat our uclion iu ibis mutter bus been correct, nevertheless every man has a right to his own opinion, Our rights as to having any authority in the matter have been questioned yet we note that our opinion has been followed out by many nnd our ideas noted upon. Tbe hardest put of the contest, that of counting votes 1ms in Mime way been left to us mid thnt being acknowledged and allowed, we can certainly olaim a right to an opinion n ,d statement. "Nemo me impune laceeBit," nod now let the pul lie decide! I,'. A. I'lilll'l'XIKIt. Skorktauv. SELKIRK LO0.1 E, NO 12. I, O. 0, I'. Moots overyTh .--'' j OVOllillg in siiiklt-k Hull al 8 0'clOOk Visiting brethren o dlnlly united lo a'- tend (i. I.KMBKK, N.'i. .1. VIA I'HIl'l, si ■ *S*K t lid Rur ^e loilso. K. of P., ,?/*»j?^Sk No- 2!5 Hcvclstoho, B. 0. SJEET KVI'IIY WKDNKSDAY, "I es ■! i I'hinl Hednusdiii ol ent-h in iuih lu ilio oddfellows' Hall "i - o't-lock. Vlsltlun i. ilglu ■ are cordially uvltcd. .1. M ITH1E, ('. 0. U. II. BROCK, It. of li. .1 S H. A. BROWN. M. ..I V D. GALLICAr*iO Baker, Confectioner Grocer Restaurant and Futnished Rooms Meals from 25o. Up. Cecond Street, • East End CEMENT BLOCKS Manufactured for all - is ■'■- of hu d up- CEMENT AND Llfdt PER SALE RESTAURANT NEW MANACEnlENT JMcal* nt all Hours Everything Up to D.i o Stewart McDonald. - Mgp ■»■■;; ■■^■r,r~ r-<ilsrr.ii:--Ti\^~~.-mst SHARES ; OR SALE liiipi-i'i.ii Dcvi-1 ipinctil lrl.il) iiii Hunk ui' British Ooluinhlil 1 lu Ot) Nil-ill i (Jiiiil and Cuke 100 0(1 Coliimhin Iiiiii mul Land ID 00 liCWil.l .Mines 5 00 IbiMil Collieries 23 Charles Dickens HI1.. WANTED TO PURCHASE Great West Loan. Above sulijeii to confirmation. Piospectusos mul particulars con- ce-nn r any d! i ,t*se Companies on itpplicui ion. AI'I'I.V TO COLUMBIA AGENCIES, Ltd. McKenzie Avenue, Revelstoke. FIRE ClAY All ME B113.(S E.W.O. PAGET fur -.il.- in ' i- • • .- tide the lows ■III kinds of A. PRADGLINI, • fiEVELSTOKS - x a r 3 3:, Dray ing Storaf e Correspondence Eiiitur Mail-Herald. Will vnu kindly allow me to niuk- a little statement in ngar.l to tbe Library coutest. In a normal, bea th family, such as more than half of Reielstoke ia coiup -id of, but u snu I am. ii ii c of money is spent in u drui; Store, cigar store, printing, or haul ware; the greater pint by far being left with the grocer, butcher and clothier. Through some oversight the lai-t three mentioned were not sup plied with sufficient library tic and consequently when we. tin- would- be voters in the contest paid our current bills, they could nit keep thi contract, which had been public y made, to supply us with coupons. I ask you, in the name of justice, ij it right that we should lose our cii to vote, through no fault of our own If the merchants are anxious to keep their agreement and common bonesl demands that the I rders (or votes tha' they have Issued be counted as votes Von state that many who held orders for votes would not turn them in, iu also.were ninny of the tickets not turned io, but in every ruse ii is up t.. th «e who held them buck, ami cannot interest the public at large, li thi orders for votes are not count.si. a great injustice will be done, and from my knowledge of our l-'ire 11 iys, I d not believe that, they would willingly Consent to any such thing. Yours for justice, Kaih Play Making Money. Ottawa, Feb 11.—Replying to a question by Dr. Thumps in, Yukon. Hon. W. H. Fielding said II gold nf sufficient purify '.nre lo'iiid in Canada In -iillii'ient quantities, lhe muki ig of onld c ii li. bv lhe new mint would begin at iiii early dale D miglll ne f .owl neccs-nry to build a roll in y, w h eh would delay lhe oporntiot for the lime being On il col s ii ii .1 b in |2 30, f|6.00 and $10 pieces. To Trappers* Raw Furs B).;::',.u Uash Prices Paic F. B. WELLS Bxporl TIMOTHY HAY First-Cl* H Iso a kind Pi All Kinds of Light and H lavy Hauling Undertaken SAFES PIANOS ETC ed 71, . i'i me 7 WAH CHUNG TELEPHOXl I . oni Street, Ri velstoke THE MONEY SAVING WORK-SAVINC SOAP i'mii i Roys " nd— in V ini-i.nvi--— i rgesl Si .,i I-'tctoi '•'• i ■ Ho cashing ui A nl thi Premium System Booklet ' Royal ii' iivn Wrap for it.— l-'ri'(—A SO Soap, Royal Soap Co., Ltd. Vancouver, 8. C Canadian Pacific Atlantic Steamship Line St John oAlLlfKjJ Lirer^ol -i' FVI l-'i i. 7. i I in. 2| Fri. "21, Bril tin Feb, 7 Su.. ■ i'.' Lk, Hanltolm " 1^ l-ii. Mi !.. ''.. Kui| ■■ -i\ REDUCED RATES - Tu i.i-, 1*31 'Ki I III If I ■ I I^ASN "jI" od I" ■ I' furwaj ti T. W. r5r.id.fi.il,', r. J, Coylc, '. I' V. V'/tni ;. f ) ii ' ' . : GEMS and JEWELRY Our j'weliy represents the ninsl iirlisllc expression of the goldsmith's i'I'.iI'i, imii article an entirely new I'li'.'iiion, liihlilonnlile lo the lilgliesl ilegn-e, ihut will nppi'ii.l to your interest the-inoinont you view It. Om ili.'iiiionils ernie diiei'l li'oin Ilu- i-til- li'is and nii- sold In von nl pleasing prices For gems uf such quality nnd county. Pleased to have you see them ill. any I hue. Hastings, Doyle k Alliini i and Joauty are combined in nur new designs in carpets, Our slunk is complete, and lhe colors rich mul i ll'ii'iiie, the designs artis- • tie. i nl tIm " lout ensemble " is si liking iiul beautiful. We hnve iii'iei sliutvn such a tvlde vaiii i y of piillorlis, and we hove never placed Biich low pri -is upon so nni.il high quality before. R. HOWSOM Sr CO.'Y. ' ' -;-lF; & ^■«KSft\Sa9 ..:.>*■'>' 'j'j-^y %' ,i';^*-*i..i. '■■mt-.V i';'%-f'»s^:'?'; 'tc IT XV (K^*<**^j» ! THE REVELSTOKE WINE &. SPIRIT CO. LIMITED. Import dircc from Country oi origin. WHOLESAI ' DEALERS ONLY. REVTi .STOKE Id. O. v».-s,■»,**..■».*&.A^-s v%-js.*^.s^sJi,■-v-fc'»*v«.•«.•**-*>"«-*»>*t>-^*2>*2.'sVsV'»w v*p \ PLACE YOUR ORDERS WITH } \ S. McMAHON, - FIRST STREET i l-'.ir Agricultural tmplomaor*. CnrrloKOs, Wagon> Etc . J"!". \ Doi-ro I'lnuiilis, .Mnliiio Wagons, Canada Carrlago (.'ompaiiy's f Buggloa, Plnnol jr., Qarilou Seedora and Cultivators, Wliool- wriKlit ninl niin-k-iniili Wnrk attoudod in. Ilnrsn Bhuolng a SioiiialUF **» <»►**• VStt'OV*. 'r>-».-,fVa.-fc.'*l.*4y*«/*V'»-^fc*!. ^ *-*v'sV*t^l'!*»*k'VA,'V»,*iyV%.*l l -% *?,%<i-*, 1 ^*V-cyvVC^sa,-V4.stt,%*SV%%*V%r%%r%*a> V*k Q,* !s Ta%S* I P. BURNS & COiVaPANY, LUVilTED. I *4 nKAD OFFIOW: Oalgary. Almkuta. -p ■ 11 ohI Cities nnd Towns of Alhi'i-tii! Brilish Coluiulii-i and lhe Viikmi. d i Piickeis of ihe Celebrated Brand "Imp.nl i" Hauls nnd Bacon, *. un I " ShiUlltui k" Bi ind I. .'I' Lil'tl. Wholesale and Ro*ail Moat Merchants Poll. Puckers mid Dealers in Live Stock. Markets in all the | i »L-% fi. u *>. -rs.-****. *4*»s*A'sa>''a-'«V-**.*&- '&''»>■*&^. **►•%•%%*ftr*ty%V*S>*V*4> <*- *ay-»| ntr Hot Q amkaftt \JJia sa^JaSa 0*akiaam*a VJ* \J ^*J ^^ RPVFI fiTOKP B. C. ABHAHA,VI30N BROS., PBOPHI3TORS. \,wj.. built. !';r.t-r!:''f in ever)' resjiect. All modem convenience! Large Sample Rooms. R.-itC5 SI 50 per Dny, Speci I Weekly Rates. Queen's Hotel. Trout Lake, under same mnnagenient ORIENTAL HOTEL suitably furnished with the choicest lhe market affords. Best Wines, Liquors nnd Cigars, Rates $i a day. Monthly rate. 0\ ALBERT STOISTE IPIROIF. mms COMAPLIX Best brands oi Wines, Liquors and Cigars. Travellers to Fish Creek will find excellent accommodation at this Hotel. CHIEF YOUNG, - - -Proprietor 1\*,,jC (' | -svi ■/«4fi I. ilE^iw ■"I SHE'S AN ODD GIRL who i' iii M H i.i k'i i- ii dil ill having ■ ttie feel ' I '! , . ii' i ' ■ ynu '.'■'.' 1.IllII, lllll nil .in (. tn i ns j it'll find to I ■' a itmnii Ily In i n • . in -. Manning (niiily Palate FEED FOR SALE I have choii ■ ipland prairie hay i , also ii ,. ul,i il and fi ■! in offer in car load I"!'-. I lelivered prio i ■ ',■.in i.ii request. AODRCft", D. C. HOFFMAN CALQAHY, Alta. DON'T MAnnv, doctor or " Don't tlo n 1 . thltiK " I Pacific Coast Tested Seeds, Acclimatized Slock, Pruit and Ornamental Trees and Plants lor the Farm, (iarden, Lawn or Conservatory [tollable Varieties al reasonable prices No Borers. No Scale. No fumigation i lu damage atuck, No wiuly iihi-iiIh to inn > ynu Buy diiei'l uud gel trees und s Is I hut grow. hi i liii/.eis, Bee Supplies, Slimy Pumps Rpraylng Material, Cui Flowers, Bti. j Oldest eMiiiiii-iiid nursery on tbe 1 inmnl.md of it. (.'. Catalogue free, M. J. HENRY'S NURSERIES (Iiei n!ioiiBCH and Seed HoUSCI V INCOUVEB, • - •' I'. (' bwl - > .i .! ■ "Flashlights (in Human Ni in li.■nllli,ill-. .,-..,Im i .hi on i;. I ■ l: li'll-i nil .! you 'I ii-1- ii 'I trior lllll llo to III pngl'a, lllll 11eil, ' ' r. i.i ll i.... ii. i .mi. i. \ in mi adult fur ."■ in ..nils. M HiLL, PUB. CO. 120 Inst lath btr..o.., nlw YORK. H. VV. EDWARDS TAXIDERMIST li.-sr IIi-tI«. Aiiiiinil". lUrils. Mali, ;Klo„ .Mill . ; I li Miiinil lings M tad, I' 0 iinssi. Studio! i-'nrie r <.f 1 irst M n-.1 lliiyl-Avs. ii. .,..■..-i.. a. c NOTICE U.vrlstolt.' Inii'l IHstrlfl. Dlsiriut nf Wtml Kout imiy. Tuku notii'u ii ni I, u..i HailtCi <»r rVrrowhOftd. u.i', lutubenntuii iutvuil io npply Un n hpeolitl tlmbor Itcfiut'O ovur tlio followliiK dcioribed I.imis: ciiiiniH'iii'iiii'»i a pirn| plantod at tho rniuth- wt'sl i<uriii-r <>l I mil,er im): Xn. 11171, ninl iniirkuri "It. .1 l*nrk>-» nurth-cast corner puHt " thoncu Mini' Ktn • liiiin-, iljome wc*l I" chalnn, lIl.-llt'L' Ilu IMll Pill 0 lltllK. lllDUl-C L'll-l ui i-llll I IIH lu fiolnl nl I'OUIIHDUCI lllillll. Dolod Uoo. Uth, W07. i. j. p/itUs, wul jiin 22 i>. Dowar, Agent, NOTICE !;. v, Inl.oke Lnnil DUtrlot* liisir , | uf Ucl Knnlciinv. Tako nolico ilml I, H, r. Rmmyof Poplnr, B.O., mi ii pal Inn PcuMpcutur, inii'iiil in npply Inr ll spicl.il I friiic In im mul ciiiiy mviiy tfllllbor irtMit (hf fiillowlng ih-Miilti'it luiiUi*: I. i 'oiiiiiii'iii'iHu nl- il poal | il ■ I 111 s fi (in Um) wohI bunk ot llUHty ('nek, inurkod "ll Y. Iteamy's Sou li-otisl uornor p n-t, aboul :i mllua -HiiitiH tiy from iho Uicdo rivor, buiwoon Kapid Crock ninl Tontiorfoat Crook, najotning 'rimher blinIL ii'.'.v.i rumiiiig vviwt, Llmnco wtsi, m\ chnins Lhonoo north Id yhalnn, thonoo ta»l l(W Chain", I lichee hiiiiI li |H ilmiiiH to polnl (>' I'olil- im lu-i no ol. conl illllng liiu aires toure or lout. 3. t'ommemoing ut d poat plantt'd mi the woat bunk uf Ituaiy Uruok, tnariud "H. K. Roanty's mnili ensi corner omit," uimni S miloa aouthorlv from tin' Urdu rivor boiwooii ttatiltl Orook and Tuudirfooi Cruuk, Uioucq wost um chains ii't inn .-niiili in ohaliib, Llioiiuo eii-l Mil) chains i in ihi: imii li-iii uliatua Lo polnl of commonco- oienl, einiimiiini; liliiiiercb more oi Icsh. 3. Coinmi'iiuliiK "L a post pinniiil on iho woal bank of Huaty Crook, marki.fl "MY. ItcHiuy'H mnili w< si corn, r puat," about ll uulen si.imIh ri> from ihe Lardo rlv. r, but woo li Rapid Crook and Tomti ricHiL Crook, IhoncQ oaai&ii chains, iheii'c aouth 80 elmios, tln'ine west H) i.'I mi ns, i hence north till chums to point- of coin- incoeeiiicni., containing 010 auros moro or loan, Liiu.Mil i/,!h Ueceiiihei', P.W7. wed jau Id it. K. KH .MY, I.' tator. NOTICE. Ili'ii IMul.i I,mul lllalrlot, lllsllli'l ul \l I'sl Knilli'll .>-. Tnki um i.i-1 hut. we, c O. Woodward nnd II. K. I.eiiin.v, nl l'n|i!iii Ci'ii'l,. II. ('., iiri'ii|i.il-un l'i-us|iiiiiit'>, Iiiliiul In upuly I'm- ii h|iii-iiiI li- eiiii ii in nil ami tarry uwuy liltibur tnini itm following duacrlbod lands; 1. 1'iiiiiiiu'ln'iiiKi.l u pnsl pliuili it mi tlm wnsl bankol run mi i-uolt. about * iniluaup, markod 'C 0. Woodiutv und U. K lii-iiiiiy'asuiiili- i-nsi. noiitii'pusi," I'liniiiin- along o, K Rovelln north li imilli!.i nf >Sn. 2 '1 null, r l.iiiui I2l.su, lllOUCO VVIIHt Ml i-llllills, llii'llill- llwl'lll SO iluiins, iliuiii-t- u.isi tin, imins. tiiiiini- stiuili BUobuina in inuiii ul iiiiiiii.tiiiriitiii ni, ooiitalnliig610 iii'i'us 111' less. 2. I'liiiiini'iii li.n ul. ii poat iiliuin it un tlm vvust linn i ui Poplar run k, iiliuin.iv, iinlis up. markod "(J, u. u uirow and il, K. Buitmy'a mil-ill i usi I'ulliir pusi, llunii'i! west hit iluiins along il. l'i. Idnn's Nn. •■ TiiiiIiim- I. i. 1'jis.n -mini boundary, llionooaoutb sii clialn*. thonoo t-usi. hinii.uiis, tlionoo iiui'iii su iluiins in iiuiii! in I'uiiiiiii'iii'iiini.'iit. I'uiiiuuiiiiK mn iii'ius moro or loss. i.i,ii.ii. ■) i.sih Dooomlior, lutii. wi'ii.i.uii.'i u. 0. woonitow, ll. 1''. HI'.A.VIV, Louilui-s. Certificate of Iraproveraents ISTOTIOliJ Hiix lliipe Ktaettoii Miiuu'.il Chiim, ajtuato in tho Trnui Luke Mining DTVUlon'of ICootonay District, Where ee.ile.l: ['.Hilar I'reck, Tako nailoa that t.Charlo*. John Allan Newton Padloy, of Nelson, B.C.. Kroo Minor's •'erti* II ale no. '6906 It. int. nl, sixty days from dUn horcof, to apply io tho Mining Reorder fora Cortlflcatool I rovemoiito, for the purpona «»f obtaining a f.'iiwn Grant oi tlio above claim. And i iirl.li r take notioe that aotion, uurtor Soctio i -,, must DO eoinoieiieeil lictore the Issuain e hi bUOn Leriiltate of hnprnvi>iiients. Dated Lhlall uil.iy of .la try, A.It., ItlUtt. wed Jon 16 0, J, A. N. PAD LB Y. NOTiCE Itevcl-sioke Land Di-tiict. I) !*• trie I of Woal ICootonay, Tako notice lhat I, Donald Dewar of iiTowhead, occupation ('rulrer. iuti ml to apply ror pcrmlaBlou to purobasu the followiug descrluetUanq' Cotmuonciug at the smith-west corner of l.nt .Mil, Group l, in -aid district, tlience westSO ohaiua, ilietim nortfi 20 cliataa. thence west HO ohaiua, tlience Boulli 4« chalna tlience eaat40 clialns, thenro north 20 ohalns to point of com* mencement. Dated Jan, Ifitli, llH-8. wnljana DOM ALB DEWAR, NOTICE Rovelatoko Land Dlatrtot, Distiit.i of Wesi ICootonay. Tako notice that 1,0.0. Woodrow of Pop] M C , oroutrntiou Prospector,intend toapp for a special licence lo out and carry awa) in ber from Lho following doacrlbod landei CouitocneiiiK ih a post planted about I of milo southerly irom tho 87 milo board on I O.P.R. railroad ndjulnlng Timber Limit lion west boundary, and tho foutb boundarj Timhc- Limit 838, marked "CO Woodrov north'Oaal cornoi poat," thenco wusfeSOehaii thence south 80 chains, thenco oastwi ehaii thencq norih ko ohalns to point of obtnmem nidi;, containing tun aoroa more or less. Located 16th Dee. 1007s wed jan 15 C o. wooDitow. Locator. NOTICE ■ Revel-toke I-md IHslrioI,. District of Weal Koo otiay. Takeimtioo thai w . tiio Lamb-Watson Lumber .'luiipiiny Limited,of Arruwnoad, if. <:., oooupaUou Luinborpiou. Intend to apply for permission to lease tha following described foreshore, beiun pun of loe furoshoreof Unlena Bay, for loguing pui pusesi Loftimencfng at » post sorlbod "Lamb*Watson Lmuher Co." planted at lho S W. corner of Lot 8407, thenco south westerly following blgb> water murk, a dlstODCOnf till ehains. Dated this 80th day of October, p.K)7. Lahii-Watsos LtiMiiKit Co. Ltd., Jan 1608 Hy O. 11. N. WtlMe, A emit. NOTICE Bevolstoke Laml Ulstrlci Dlatrlol of Wost Kootonay. Tako nottoo thai I, cow todrowof Poplar Creek, it o„ ocoupatlon Prospootor, Intend to npply for ii % nut mi lieeocc to cut and curry awn> timber fruni the following dosorlbea Lands] 1. I'oiumciiciitg at a posl planted iihoni I mile up the Hi si -■ ui n I'm k of I'u; hii ('reck mi easl bank art joining Timber Limn No ifidl.on the wesi boundary, marked "O o. WoodrovPi iioj-ih—asl oorner post, tlionoo aouth (60 ohalns, thence went III etimiis, tllOUOO norlh Hi" cliulns, thenoe cast iOohalnste point of commence- meoLeouluinuiK Bin ueres more or less. 2, (' iiieiicuiK at a posl. planted ou tlm wesi tmnk of tho Und -oiilh fm-k of Poplar i'reek, about •"! miles np, adjoining Tlmbor Limit No. 10016011 tho south boundary mart. <i "('. (». Wood row's liot'tti-weHt comer post," thence ooal hi ohalns, thenoo Miulh ni chums, thence wi si, So chains, theuce north an chain*, to I'Oiiil of eiiiiiinmiconii-ul, containing OIU limes more or less, Lin mi il is h December, llf07, wed j,ui 15 C 0. WOODROW, Lojalor, NOTICE Kevelsioke Land District. District of Wost Kootonay, Take tiotl 0 lhat A- O, Johnston of Poplar 'reek, Occupation .M'T'-li.ml. inl) niL lo apply a- a sp.cial licence lo cut ami curry away tim ber Trout the following ilescrlted land-: Commencing at a pusi planted about. v\ miles up Poplar t'reek fi 0111 I'oplar townsilo, iiildug for the south east corner of Timber Limit L'lMi. marked 'A. (». J< hu ion's south' wi s corner po-t," thenoo oust Hi ohalns, thenco th80 ohan a, thonoo west80 ohalns, tbenoe south •*" chains in point of commooceuiciiL uuntalnibg BU) aoros more or lea, 1-rfjcatui 1Mb Dec., llto". A. ti. JOHNSTON, wed jan 15 K. Y. Keuiny, AgOOt, TO LET— '{(hhii or rootn and board im one or 1 tvn gctitle'iien, All co 1- ..•nii'iiccs. ii''c|ii* , ie, otc. Apply to Mail-Ukkald u;Y\'v, THE MAIL-HERALD, REVELSTOKE, B- C. NOTICE .;■'''•' ' "* ■'■: '. '"•. <" -" • ■•v- a CkAfil'LV* AV.VWiia.o'.. Ul'KN l)\Y AMi Mlllli' $5.00 Board By Week $5.00 SINGLE MEALS, 25 CENTS. A.H. SING, Mack enzie Avenue. Proprietor Mm GOOD COAL MAKES WARM FRIENDS seen is THE Diamond Vale CO^LI Its heating and lasting qualities arc most remarkable. Burns as good coal should PRICE, $8.75 Per Ton Delivered COLUMBIA AGENCIES, LIMITED SOLE AGENTS, REVELSTOKE, li. 0. Vga|p.MB»»a**safam^aaaaa«*aa«w«iaaaiiiiiiii»a I man •*•*■**»» THE MOLSONS BANK Incorporated by Act tl Purlin omit, 1855. HBAD OFFICE, - - MONTREAL, Wm. MOLBON MaoPHKRSON, Pii'h. S. II. Kwimi, Vic.'.Pit's. .Ia.mks Eli.hit, Gencriil Mamiger. Capital paid up, $3,000,000 Reserve, $3,000,000 Sixty-two branches in Oaoiulu and Agencies in all parts of the world. Interest credited four times a year At current ntt.es on Savings Hank deposits, until further notice. VV, H. PRATT, Manager, RfiVKLSTOKK, B. C, Lai.d ii K ■ oiiay, i • : .., Pi ,.. . ■ . ■ ■ -. . in onda ■ l .; :u: ,i . . . ... il iMi'i j ■ a a r urn l ■- i'i! i wing liuwnti d .ninl-; i. Commencing al a poat planted about 20 feol on tho north rtduof Poplar Crock, markod "B. Y Roainy nonh-oaul oon.er ponU" adjoii [nyihu vmi boundary of TJiuU-rLI iii No, IU"'*!, ubout otiu mlluweetof Lbu llr-i »-.u:ii lurk of I'npliir Crook, thenoe weit B0chains, in tui' M.tiiii BO chalna, thenoe east Boohaln*, thence norlh Bfl chain*, to point of oomuieuoo- ment, containing (Md apreii moro or lew. •_'. Commencing &1 a punt plantod about 200 fr. i on ih north dido of r.iplar 'rook, marked ■It I-. Iteamy's south-earn oorner post," adjoining tin- weal boundary ot Timber LimitXo lljusl, nb-ui one railawo-d uf the first soul h fork ol Poplar Crook, Lhouce west 8» ohalns, Uionoe north 80 chains, tboiioe east w ohalns, iin in,- south 80chain*to polnl nf oommeuos iiii-iii, containing 040 acres more ur less, 8. Commencing al a posl planted on the east i»ink of the soooiid Muth fork or Poplar Creek, about one mile up markod "B. Y Roamy'i uorth-eaxl oorner post," thenoo weal 10 ohalus, thenoo .-nui h 160 chalna, thenoe eaat 4b chalna, thenco north 160 chains to point of oommenco' moot, containing (MOaores mure or loan, 4 Commencing at a poat planted about 4M mlloa westerly irom i he oral south fork of Pop- lar Creek, marked 'it. Y. Reamy's north-west oorner poht," thence east so chaina, thenoo south ni chains, thenoo west 80 ohalns, thenoo north su ohalns to polntof commencement, ooutatning W0 aoros mure or loss. 6. Commencing at a poat planted about 4Va mile* westerly rrow tho Brat aouth fork of Poplar Orook, markod "it. Y. Reamy's north-easl corner pom." tbonee Wftlt 1" ehains, tluniee -uui li ion chains, thenoe easl iOohatno, tbenoe north too (iiains to polntof oommonoomonu ootHalniug640acres moroor leis It. Commencing al a post planted about live mih's westerly from the Aral south fork ot Pop- Im- i't k, marked "■■ Y, it.-.tm- -. south-west oornor pool." thence easl I flu ohalns, thenoe north 10 uhulns, thenoo wesi 100 chains, tbenoe Mjuih 10chains tu (mini or oommonoomeuti cuu lalnlngOlU ni'i-e- mora or leaa, Looated iTiii Decern bur, urn?. wed Jau 10 B !•'■ HY. AMY Locator, NOTICE Revelstoke i and District, DUtrlcl "i West Kootenay, Take notice that 1,0 A, Freeman, of Katlo, B.C., occupation Miner Intend to apply for a speolal licence over the following described lauds: .1. Cnmmenolag at a post planted on the west bank of Drllt 'reek. It miles from ihe Lar- dean --Ivor ami about 2 miles north easterly from the N K. corner ot Loi B00, G, L, them e nesl -in chains. Ibence north 100 oltalns, thence east 40 chains, thence south 160 ohalns to the ti tut of commencement. 2. ( I'liiiiii'in'iiu: ut a pqst planted on the west bunk of Drift Creek, 8 miles from the I anleau Kiverand about*1 miles norlh easterly from tlie N K. corner of Lot 88V, Q 1, thence east -to chains, thence north 160 ehains, thence weet locbains, ihence south it>u chains to the poini ot i om men cement. 8, (oiiimeucint- at a post planted un the west bmik of Drift Creek, 2M miles from Lor* dean River and about i1,, miles north easterly from tbe N K. oorner uf Lot 889,'. 1. thence norih tu chains, thence east 160 chains, them e south 40 oh. Ins, thence west, 160 ohalus to the pulnt of commencement 4. i ointneiiclni* at a post planted on the west bank of Drill Creek, 2U miles from the Lardeau ivcr and about ij-, miles north easterly irom the N E oorner of Lot 839, u i, thence south 40 chains, ihence east 160 ohalns, thence n .nh 4u chains, thenue west ioo ohalns tu ttie point uf commencement. 6, commencing ut a post planted on tint WOSl bankol Unit Creek, 2 miles from tin- Lard' au Mvcr and about l mile north easterly irom the N, 1C, corner ol Lot 889, 0 I. thenoe west 40 chains, thenco north h'O'cbalns, thenc-* east-lu obalna, tlience suuth IHU ehains n» the point of commence tent, Dated Dee. 201 h, 190t, wed jan ;■» C- A I REEMAN, 0 British-Canadian Wood, Pulp and Paper (o. LIMITED. 313 CORDOVA STREET, VANCOUVER, B. C. Owners of Townsite of Port Mellon, Howe Sound, 25 Miles from Vancouver 14 Corporation of the City ot Revelstoke. Financial Statement for the Year 1907. Receipts l.iilli'ir l,ii-i,ii,-„M $ 1.P0O 00 Weighing Peas 145 10 Interest uu Sinking Funds 405 .20 Lunu on current year's tuxes 6,000 00 I'ngTiii IM 00 Sclinol Grunt 5.523 IS Triulo Lilciiiicos 785 IK) lntorostonTiiios 2111 SS Polios Court Finos 1,192 31 Itnflinils 811 50 Pound Fess Siii'i 25 Itiniil Tux 1,2,1(1 (10 I'eiuolorj' ... 211.'! 50 Ki'iil I'ruji. Tunis lSllU-lDOl 211 00 " " 1002 41 42 " " H 1003 252 71 " H " 1004 B74 24 " " " 1905 803 33 " " " 1000 1,2111 54 ' 1907 17.707 27 S3D,e43 ( Water anil Liirlit Rules, Jlnstnlln- tioui, Muter Reuts nmlj T;i|i|iiin,' Mains 30,200 ! DEPOSIT AOCOUNT-tOontracts) Canadian Gen. Eloc. Co.. 2.000 00 O. W. Abruliamsou 34(1 10 2,34l)| 1 S72.2H2 1 Balance 26,689 I *!)7,8SI 04 GET IN ON THE GROUND FLOOR OF THE BEST DIVIDEND-PAYING PROPOSITION IN WESTERN CANADA Within one yc-tr the Stock of this Corporation will be Belling at n handsome premium, Tlii'ii It will be ton lute to buy. The experience of every industry has been that tbe time to buy its stock is in the amhryo stage before n wheel bus been turned, We have been framed water rights of H.'iim-y River, unit hope to have tin- tlt-st iiuitof our pi.-tni in operation for the manufacture of paper within four luonth-i. When complete tbis modern mill will have a weekly capacity of 180 tuns of newspaper and 27D tuns of wrapping. We uow offer the balance of our first allotment of Preferred Stock In blocks of 100 shares at $1.00 per slum-. This si i irk is entitled to nn annual dividend of 7 per cent., commenclnu Novembi r 1st, llHis. Tin' 7 per cent, is due and payable before any dividend is p tid upon the Common Stock. After 7 prr cent, haa been paid upon the Preferred and Common, thereafter both stocks participate - qually. There is no good reason why lhe Preferred Stock should not pay from 30 to SO per cent, dividends, SPECIAL NOTICE Hereafter all subscriptions for first allotment shares will be accepted onl / upon a pro rata distribution basis. Notioe will be given in the immediate future of the exact date of the closing of subscriptions for the first allotment of Preferred Stock. One of the most necessary Industries nf Western Oanada is that of tbe manufacture of wood, Pulp und Puper, —every year hundreds of carloads of paper are annually secured from the Eastern provinces at from $10 to $18 freight rate per ton. Why Bhould we not manufacture this great amount of goods at in une iustead of Importing it, llius giving work to our own people und building up our own Province? The future of Western Can tda depends upim the development ot its manufacturing Industries. The directors who are bending their energies la the establishment of this great and useful industry are well known business men of Vdnouu.er who have subscribed liberally to the stuck in order to make tins a distinctly British Columbia enterprise. REMEMBER-There ts no watered stock, no Inflated values or huge promoters' profits In the enterprise. Unlike most corporations, Instead of allowing from 15 to 2"> per cent, for advertising and sale of slock, the entire commission, brokerage and office expenses and sale of stuck is limited to 10 per cent The public are cordially Invited to visit our demonstrating plAnt, 313 Cordova Street, and witne8s|the manufacture uf pulp and paper from refuse material, such as slabs, disoarded shingle bolls, etc., that is now being burnt at I lie local mills. DIRECTORS: CAPTAIN II. A. MELLON, J. P., American Lloyds Agent, etc. W. H. R.OOLLISTER, Manager Albion Iron Works, Vanoouver. FRANCIS J. P. GIBSON, British Columbia Trust Corporation. J. C. \V. STANLEY, formerly Gen. Manager West London Paper Mills, London, Eng. COL. T. II. TRACY, M. C, Soo., C. E., P.L.8., D.L.S., Con , I'.ng., former City Engineer of Vancouver! PRED. SMI I If, member Smith, Wright* Davidson, Wholesale Paper Co., Vancouver, 15. C. H. M. BURRITT, Western Mnnager Corticelli Silk Co., Vancouver, B. C. EUSTACE II. JEN NS, Barristers, etc,, Vancouver, li. C. GEO. E. CATE8, Gate? Shipbuilding Co., Vancouver, B. C. QREELY KOLT8, formerly General Manager Pacific Coast Soda Co." Aii Subscriptions for Stock Must bo Made to Columbia Agencies, Ltd. EXCLUSIVE AGENTS, REVELSTOKE B C. * DETAILS OF SCHOOL EXPENDITURE Public School. Tencliers $7,918 00 Janitor 851 50 Secretary 60 n Incidental 155 08 Repairs 418 19 D'uol 1,0111 79 Stationer; uud Supplies 73-) 57 Furniture 2.8 36 Or.iunils 121 H Clearing Now Block .., 128 00 Lilirnrj- 23 1 i New Work on Attto 1.CI9 72 $1.1 100 39 High School. Toucliors 2.825 01 Jiii.itiir liO 00 Furniture..' 33 25 Library 7000 Iiiciiioiitu! .. 12 74 Repairs 22 45 Supplies 7 10 3.IW) 51 A. McRaB, (liiiir.nan. 116,430 93 H. Floyd, Sccralury. Expenditure Balance, .1 miliary 1st, 1907 No lFiro Hall $ 100 00 Telephone Rental 102 37 Election BxpiDISB 82 25 Ollloo Fu-nituro 85 00 Audition SO 00 DokTiiks 5 50 Sruln Iiisiini'liiiii 2 35 Commission, ool lee t i n g Riiail Tin 116 40 Premium, ClorkV Bonds.. 25 00 Repayment on Tax Loan., 5,742 67 Inquests 34 00 Firemen's liiHiiruuiie 137 30 Voting nu lly-luws 315 110 Sowers, preliminary up., 749 55 Tools 23 00 Payments to Firemen 474 50 Printing and Stationery.. 72 90 Postage and Telegrams ... 231 45 Prisoners'keep 2(12 63 Stroets aud Sidowulks new work 10,482 85 Streets St, sidewalk repairs 714 20 Ciric Salaries 2,900 00 I'ulii'ii Salaries 3,589 30 Firo Alurm repairs 122 75 Donations 820 oo Sick and Destitute 332 95 Interest on Tun Loans,.... 1,823 15 Police, general expenses.. 1,555 15 Schools 16,430 93 SnowSorvice 993 36 Fuel 440 65 Legal Expanses 1,051 90 Firo Brigade Equipment.. 310 85 Health Department 553 75 Rn pairs to Buildings 98'''03 Repairs to Tools, etc 2,1 25 Refunds, Ruud Tax 94 00 I... .liiiiilii Hospital 1,119 48 Pound 323 83 Now Jail (tiaciog'plans) . 3 f) 113,620 13 53,790 35 $67,410 53 Interest, Debentures, "A" "B" "0" "E" „F„ •G" "H" 'I" Sinking Fund, Debon. 750 00 100 00 112.50 150 00 350 00 *.() OO 3,137 50 1,000 CO 570 17 68 32 159 19 103 31 228 43 261 30 4,021 98 570 71 3,983 41 WATER Sc LIGHT DEPT. $77,393 94 31 00 102 37 635 55 84 00 274 55 2,509 IB 476 82 Tools Telephone Rental Slush Ice Fuel Insurance LightPlm.t Water Plaut Installation inu I e r i ii 1 3, lumps.etc 1,52* 26 Electrii- Repair* end Maintenance (city) Electric Repairs &. Main leiiiini-e iPnwor House) Sal tries Ouiiornl Espouses Printing and S iiliniiory.. Now Tank IS-lnrli time Vulre 061 13 $97,881 94 BALANCE—Current Revenue and Expenditure Account Dr. Tn Mnlsims Bunk fnr- I nan on Tux Arrears, 18W.1906 $ 8,202 91) Loan nu 190" Tuxes 6.CJ0 00 Exp'dituro .vor receipts 25,629 42 To Deposit Account, (contracts) " One unpaid Debenture Coupon... 142,284 I Cr. Ry Tux Arrears, 1899-1901 I SM 78 " " 1902 380 74 " " 1003 714 36 IP! 1.(82 10 " '• 1905 2.061 67 1906. 2,978 30 1J07 6,943 21 By Accrued Interest nu Taxes 1,227 75 " Water aud Light accounts dne tol'ity 8.548 53 Doll, it for the year., 21,675 44 17,609 48 112,294 92 BALANCE SHEET Liabilities Debentures, Series A $15,000 00 " II 2,100 (in " •' 0 MOO no " E S.nlW on . " " F 7,000 111) " » Q 8,00s Ml " H 62,510 0" " 1 20,000 00 •i " J N.000 no Duo on Nn. 1 Firs Hall 200 110 Doflci, 1907 17,609 48 169 809 48 BslSDSS, As^ntsovnr Liabilities S6,7W1 66 $230,570 14 Assets Ily Streets and Sidewalks 51.242 138 " City Scales K0 00 " Water and Light capital arct... 1(0,868 39 " S'IiimiI House and Grounds 23.600 1, ll Bi'honl Furniture 1,000 Oil " Real Proporty— Firo Hall Nn. 1 1,100 00 " " " 2 3,001) 00 Lots 8 and 0, Block 2.1. . I,M0 00 itocroutinii Ground 1.U22 50 City Hull 4,731 11 Villa LntN 25<l 00 Dumping ground 533 2u Isolation Hospital 1,119 41 14,356 29 Fire Alarm System 910 02 Odli-e Furniture 1,521 75 Tools and Implements 722 63 Duo on Cemetery Lots 262 50 Sower Plans, etc 241 Firo Brigade Equipment 4,248 17 Unsold Debentures "J" 15,000 00 Jail Pious S 00 Hinklug Funds- A 8.70S 65 B 488 W 0 969 90 E 540 90 F 1,035 91 O • 1,1M 02 II 9,169 90 I 1,130 27 WATER AND LIGHT DEPARTMENT P. J:\t anJ Loss .. . To'!' ..,,. .. Ren .il H .. I. Ice Fuel Insurance Electric Repair and Main (' i y) I'll... Water Repairs end Maintenance Salaries General Expense Discounts Printing mul Stationery 10J 37 Ps 1 ..ii .:. V, " Wm. i 84 i.j 274 53 667 40 949 41 2.3111 Ul 6.i'.2 84 no so 3,Hi2 40 181 50 Li.hi " .. Mn.li Ri-iils.... 'lapping Mains. 313 30 l(i,369 50 :i.i*.i 04 1,078 60 37 X 13,111 53 Balance, Profit is,'... si $33,761 34 Prod! applied as follows:-- Light Plant, (including Meter and Gate Vul.e Water Plant, including New Tank .. Tools 111,761 14 Less accounts due, etc. 4,067 23 2,950 *l 31 00 7.64S 84 451 02 7.194 81 To General Civic Fund ■ 11,454 99 116 649 81 Debenture "J " Account—Power and Auxiliary Plant To Proceeds ol sale of 15 Debentures 114, 50 00 Ily Ail.iirtising 128 ii, " Engineering 737 M " Pule Line 819 67 " Spur 82107 1.59S 31 Balance 112,683 SS Certified Correct—B. A. LAWSON, City Auditor. January 23rd, 1908. H. FLOYD, City Treasurer. NOTICE — 18.2ir» r,i 3,570 14 Cariboo * and District, Hist riot of Cariboo, Tako notice tbat Alexander McRae Latimer oj Rerelstoke, B, 0„ occupation Cruiser, intend* to apply for a Special tinilwr license oter tbe follow Ing described land*: 7. Commencing at a port planted on the left bank id the Little Smoky mer, about three miles fr "in il-* mouth and marked "A.M.L, S.W.corner," thoncu east IUU (mains .theuce north 40 chain*!, tlience went ltl I chainH, tlience routh *0 chains to point of Commencement ami containing 840 acres more or less. 8. Commencing at a post planted on the right hank of tlie Little Sinnky river about three miles frum lin mouth and marked "A.M.L. S.K. corner," tlience west liju chaina, thence north 40 chains, thenco east if chaina, thence south 40 chains to point of commencement and containing 040 acres more or leas. 9. Commencing at a post ptan.ed on the left bank of tbe Little Smoky rivor atx.ut three and oiiu-half miles from ita luouth ami marked "A.M. L. S.W, corner," thence east 100 chains, thence north 40 chains, thence we-it 13u chains thence south 40 chains to point of commencement and containing B*0 acres more or less. 10. Commencing at a post planted on tbe right hank of the Little isuniky river atmiit three ann mif-luth miles from ita ui"Ui li and marked "A M L. MK. comer,' thence we-t irjn chains, thence north 40 chaius, tlience eaat leu chains, thence south 40 chains to point of -.otuiuencement and containing G4o aerus more or lesa, 11. Commencing at a puat planted on the left bank of the Little Smoky river alM.ut four miles from ita mouth and marked "A.M.L. rf- W. corner ' thence east vO chaini thence north -JO chains, thence west 80 chains, thence south 8>i chain*) to point of commencement and containing 04U acre-- inure or less. 12. Commencing at a post planted on the right bank of the Little Smoky rmr about four milu-i from ita mouth ami marked 'A M.L. 8 K- .orner." thence west 80 chains, thenco nortn hn chains, thence easL 8*1 <h.ins, theoce south s- ch .in.-, to point ol commencement aud containing ,64m acres more or less. Dated Dec. 17th, i»07. 13. C«*miueneiiig at a post planted on tbe left hank of flic l.utlo Smoky river *b<>ui tire miles from it* mouth and uiaraea "a.m.i,. AW.corner," tllOnce north so chalna. tlience e.i»t *»u chains thence south HU chains, tbence wtat aO chaina ti point of commencement and containing o4u a> r*-> lUi'J-e or less. li Cm cueing at a p-st planted ou the left hank of the Little 8mok) nver abum *.ix mil** from its mouth and marked A M.L. N.W. unwr, ttipiiie south b'J chains, theme east»■ cbnijia, thuncv north 8uobalna, theuo-i a*.-»i >u chaina to puint uf commencement andcuutaimng t>4»a r - more or less, Lo. Commencing at a poat planted on tlwlrfl jtuk i,| too Little Smoky nv i auuUi ■. x m Ies ti inu it- mouth and marki.it "A M,... ."* W. r.. r, tueuue uorth o0 chaius, thenc-. taat on U-*.iu», Ur n ' . uui So chaina, thence »*e«i »iehaui»Us jr uu ol commeucement and contammgOi .«.- ru- nior<"' or less. io. Uoiuiuencing Map at planted un th- hgiii hank of the Little smoky liver about aaveu wuea fiom its mouth and markeri "a.M i.. >'-W corner, thence south ~-o chaina, thence east mi chains, thenoe 'north go Chaina, thence waat N chaina to point of commencement, and cou taut ing oiu none hi iru ». i l*»a 17 Commencing at a poat planted on the right bank of the Little Smoks rm-rabottt aeireu muea from Uh mouth an i marked A.M L. S.W.iorner,"' tin-nee north b0 chain*., theuce eaat on chains, theme south Bu ih tins, thence went qu chalna to polntof oowmencement and containing owacrw :iiire or less. Iv Commencing at a post planted on tbe right liAitk-f th'Little Smokyriteralmutoiglitmiles from u mouth ami marked aml .n W.corner," Jiem-e south BJ) chains them e ea.-t a < baiua, thence north Mi chains, themceweal bU chaina Ui pi.mi of co.uui.'iicmueiit and OoUtainlllg VAU acres more or le*s, 19. Coiuiu nclng *t a post planted on the right hank of the Little Smoky nvir about eight n nes from tbe mouth and marked " \.M L ?» W corner," thence north 80 chalna, thence eaat *l chaina, thence south 8o chains, tnenca we»l *o hams to point of commencement and containing Uu acree more or letis. tO. ('oiiimi'ii.)ing at a post planted on the righl bank of the Little S*uok) tfrei alwut nine miien from its mouth and im-rked "A M L. N.W.C ruer, theuce aouth 8U chanisi, thence eaat So chains, thence nortn H) chains, thence west *) chains to point of coiuuiencetneiit and coutainiug 04u acres more or less. 21. Commencing at a posl planted on tbe rigid liank of the Little Smoky riTer about nine iniie* from its mouth aod marked "A M.L. S.W.corner," thence north w» cbaius, theuce east m chains, thence aouth du chains, theuce west W chains lo point of commencement and containing &4u acres more or less. li. Com iin* nn tig at a post planted on the right bank of the north fork of the Little Smoky mer about one mile from tbe forka aud marked "AM. L. S.W.corner," thence east ItiU chains, theuce uorth 40 chains, thence west WO chains, theme south lo chains to point of cuinmeucemeni and containing ■•*' acres mure ur less. 23. Commencing at a post planted on the right bank Of tba nortn fork ol the Little.Sm.ik> rifri ai.out .rn.- mile from tha forka and marked am L. 8 K.comer,' theuce »eal ltWchains, thence north 4o chaius, thence easl Its" ci.ain-i, thence souln 4o chains to point of ciiumsucsiment and coniainmg 040 acres BHN1 or le»s. Dated Dee. isu, Wl. ti Commencing at a posl planted un tha right hank of the east foil ol lhe Little .Smoky river almut one half mile from lite forks aud marked ■ AM I, .S.W.corner,' theuce south |U chains, thence easl ■*, chains, theuce north au chain*, tbenceweat M chains to point of uowMBonuni au 1 containing woiiirr-*a iuo-e or less 36 Coinmeni ing at a post planod on the right hank of the east fork of the Little Sltoky river about one half mile from t,tiu fo-ks and marked "A,M.L S W .corre-,' thence north au cbams, ihence east bU clipms, tuance south *j chains thence west Mi chains to point of cummencemctit and containing 040 acres more ur less. W. Commencing at *» post planted on the right bank of tiir east fork of the Little Smoky river about one ard one-half miles from the forks and in irked "A M.L. .S.W.coiner," thence south hV chains, thence east 80 chains, .bence north BO chaius, thence west M chains to point uf commencement and containing &40 acres more or less 27, CoramencinK fta post planted on the right hank of tbe east fork of the Little Smokv river about one and one-half miles frum ths forks rnd marked "AML. S.W.corner," theuce north tn chains, thence east ftu chains, thence south eo chains, ihence west 80 chains u> point of commencement and containing 04') acres more or less. fg, Commencing at a post planted on tbe right bankol tba east fork of the Little joky river ahout twit and one-h .If miles from the fork-and marked ' A.M.L. N W.c« ,ier." thence south 4< chains thence «m-i lot) chains, tiei-ce north 40 chains, thenco west 1*1 ch«ins to pomt of < otu- mencement and containing -1- acres more or less. 2D Commencing at a post plan ed on the right liank of tha eaa. fork of the Liu's Snokjr-v.r attout two and one-half miles from tbe forks and marked 'A.M.L. S.W. corner,' thence north 40 chains, thence east 100 ciiains, thence south 40 cLains, thence west 160 chains to point of cam* mencement .um containing 640 acres mora or leas. 30. Coiumencing at a pust planted on the right I. ink of the east fork uf the Little Smoky river attout four aud one-half miles from the forks and marked "'A.M.L. .N.W.curner," thenco south ltO chains, thence east 4u chains, thence north IM chains, tbenoe weal 40 chains to point of ccm* utencemeiiL and containing 040 acres monger lesa. 31. Commencing at,a post planted on tbe right bank of tlie easl fork ot tbe Little Hmoky river aboul four and one-half mik-s from tbo fetks and marked "A.M.L. S. W. corner," thence north 80 chains, ihence cant 80 chains, thence south 80 chains, theiue west 80 chains ta point of commencemeut aud coniaiuing 0«u acree more or lesa. Ut. Commencing at a post planted on the right bank of the eaat lurk of me Lutie Siuoky river about lour aud one-half miles frum the forks aud marked 'A.M.L. N.JC corner," thence south 160 Chaina, theuce west 40 chains, thence north 100 chaius, theuce east 4u chains lo point of com* mencement and cantainlng 04u acres more ur less. 33. Commencing at a post planted on the right bank ol the eaat lurk uf the UUU. bmoky river about live aud uiie-liatf miles fiom the lorkn and marked "A.M.L. 8.W. corner, Ibence north 80 cUams, tht-nce east BU chalna, theuce soulU b0 chains, tbenoe west bo chains to pmnt of com* meiK-eineut and containing, ul" acr*-« mora or leas 34. Couuu-ucnig at a pint, plauistd on the right bank of the eaat fork of Little bmoky rirer about live and one-naif lade* frum tlie lores ana marked 'A.U.L. N.W. corner," Uieuce eajt 8u chaina, tlience south no cbami, theuce went gu chains, inence utttiii &o chains lo pomt ot coiumenceiueut aud contaimug 04U acres mure or ie«a. .-;.■ Comuienciug at a posl plaot«d on tba right i-aiik of trie ea*t lork ui the Little bmoky river aouut six and one-naif miles from the forka and mariieu •A.M.L. b.w. corner," ihvuce nurUi eO cuaius, Uieuce easl 8U etiatns, ibence aouih oO viiaius, inence w**m Bu cuatua to poiut of com* meucemeui aud coniaiuing atu aora« more or leaa, 36. Commencing at a pusi planted on tbe ruht bauk uf tlie etui lurk of Hie utile Smoky liver .sit mi six aud one ball nines from the forks and matktd a M.L. .vW.curuer," tueuce ean 80 cuaiu-t, Uieuce -toutb Bu cbams, ibence wesi 00 i. I..U1.S, iiii iii. o ii..ruj ou cbams lo pomt of com* mcuceuienL ami luinaimug ttv a^ra« mora or leaa. ll.tU'u uvy. lvi.lt, IVU7. 37. Comment.mg at a poat pUuied oa the right bfUU ui tne f.tsi I..IK oi luc iaii.is- &moky nver aUwtit svTen *uu t-in: La.it wu-*s iium tue lurit*, and •"•»'»■" A.ji-L. N.W. coruut, uiauc-« east so clia.tta, Liieuce ouai.li cr cuaius, Lbvuce stss.nU Cuaiiii, Uieuce Uuriu viiiitiui ,u|niiiii ul cum* lUeucciaeui .i.i'i cuuLaaaiig wto ai.t*«» uiure ur lesa. 3&v L.tiumeliv ing o-l a poat plauled ull tile r.gut Uauaul LiidOist tora ui Lin.- kaittle oiuuk) rivor a.<oat eeVeU *ii«. uUcUail Jutlca Hum tue luISS and oii*rketi A>M I*, >s. it .coroor, Lbeuce imriu ou nam*, Uieuce v«Mt &o cuauia, Uicuch suuiu au tin,- •», l..- .. .. mc*. ou tUd.ti* tu jj.,iui ol coal* ,u.u ,,utiii .tu . . ..III..I..IU, i in ,.i ii, u,„io or ii-ss. Jt. euiuiu ... i»g ... .i |iu.i pi.iu.vu on .in.- igiii u..ua ol ibt ttoM i r-.ni ti..' i.u.n- .-ttu'is. nvt-r u a. ' ...i a>4U-J uuc'IhUi tunes iroui iuc luika and Uiolks a , ...| ... .>. ii .Coruer, ' tbeuce ea*t BO Cliaiua. UWHICe -''Uui OO 111..1111, 11,1-ui t- nest oO tfhauie, UHTuUCj north oo ctiaiu*i Lopuiutuf I'uiii- mencement .uu containing 010 acree mure ur laaje, *■.. Cuiumeuciug al a pusti plauisjo on Hie light ouu*. ui im ea-*i lurk ur me Little Suiuay river .ilium i if,!., and uue-nail uiilwa fiuiu tuejuras and warfcetl ' .\ M.L. s.vv, coruer, Utt-uce uuruiaU mi Uieuce easl su cUalUs, tueuce auniu 80 Cli.ius, UlUUua weal ou cUain-t U) puiat ot com* .... i.o.ui'. i.. aud C"ii .».nii.-i o»'i *<.rv* uiute ur le&a. Si iuii!.i.iii..ut*.l a punt plaULOO uu LUe rigUt Kant. ut iue liiu lui k ut iin.- L,aii*i amok) nver siiv/ui nine ami uue liait mue« lium tne i-.rka aud u.alkuil A.alL. K.W.OOIttur. tUeuce e*vsl 80 iti.vilia, theuie aouib on cuaius, tueuce west OU ci.aius, tbenoe uuiui oo chaim iu point ol com* uikui: m«nt ana i utiiaiuiiig o40 a. to. mure ur less. Uf, Cuuiu.eu'.iug at a pu*t plauUatoa LUe rigut itauk 11 me ensi luik ui iiie i^iiL-e bmoky rivor iii uiuu .•uu ■ ue-naii mites lium the forka aud uiaikeu ' A.M.L. a. v\ coruer,'" thauce nortn oO cuaius, lbeuce vast Bu cuaius, tUvuce south 80 coaina, uieuce west au chains to point of com* u eti-.eiu-.ui auu couMiuiug o*" acres more or leaa. u. Co u.ueuciug ai a punt planted on the right bans u. Lite easl im k oi LUe Little 8tuuky river au .ut let. auti uue-Uull milee frum tue forka aud uiaifted 'A.M.ss. .VV,. coruer,1' Ibence eaat BU luams, tUeuce aouth BO cuaiua, Uieoce west at) cuaius, iHeme Uorth au chains to poiut of cum* meU.cmeiilaUU cuiuaioiug i>4u acre* more or leu. 4-1. Commeuciiig al a pusi plaulod ou tUe r 14lit K.uik of tna eaai lork of tu« Little bmoky river auuul leu and uuu-hall miles from tbe lorks aod malted "A.Jl.L. S.W .coruer,'' Uieuce uoilta a0 cliaius theuce east^OO cUaius, lbeuce south 80 ...ii.1,11.1. uieuce west au cbaiua to pomt of com* 11 ■.. i-iueia aod coulamtng oiu aires more or leaa. Dated Dec. 2UIU, 1.07, H, Commeucuig at a post planted on lhe right bauk of tue eaat furk ul ibe Little Hmoky river aboul eleven and ine-uaU mile■■ from uie forka « id marked 'A.M.L. b.V? .com r,' Uieuce uortb N cuaius, Uienca east 80 chaius, thauco aoutU go ciia'us, tiirt'ce Hut, ao cuams to pomt of cum- .. trcemeiit and coUlaiumg 040 acres more or lesa. 46. CommeUcing at a pusi planted ou lhe right bauk uf una oaot lore of. tUe Lutie Smoky river about sleveu aud uUe-u»,l miles iroui lUe forks and iuarke.1 ' A.M L. > rt .uuruer, tueuue eael gQ chalna, inence kouuu aw cluktits, Uieuce weet BO ii.niis, Lu.-iit.'-- uonu Bo cnaiu*. to puiui of com* iy.-iii ciut'iii mil c-uul»iuiug 840 kcret uiute or less, 47. l/Oiuiuauomg ai a pusi plasties! uu iba right hank uf Loe eaai lura ol Um Little nwocy river about i«selve a*id oue- talf iuil«> from Ibe forka and marked 'A.M.L, .N.W .ourner." tbettue easl aO iduiaa, luetic* «..iiLb nu cnaUia, theuce weet eO cha.as. the.ice nuiiu 80 cbaius to poiut of oom* luuuceiue'it aud ccitaining 0*0 acree more or leaa, ts. Lo jiueuciug at a pust plruud ou lhe right i'-tn uf tbe east lotk m lhe Little Lnoky river abo'iiaeive an. oue-hall miles irom lhe forka au-Jmaised A.M.L s. W.coruer," ibence north bu cuaius, thence east 80 cbaius, Uieuce south 80 cbi< ins, lbeuce weat ts' cha us t.. point of com* 1. ,1 .'ici'iii and coiilaiiiing otu acres more or k'% iw. xiuiueiiciug at a post planted on lbs rigut •auk of the eaat fork of tUe LitUa >moky river ab^ut thirteen and one-half miles fiom tbe forka ami marked "A.M L. N.W.come."," thenoe east aO chr ins, tbenoe aouth 80 chairs, lbeuce west 80 (.'sin", Uieuce north 80 chaiis to poin,o.' com lueuosmeul aud containing otu acres more or 1c -a, :■>>. Commencing at a posv plant-eu on tbe rigut bank of il e eaat lork of tbe Little Bmoky river about thirteen and one half mile 1 from the forka and marked 'A.M...,. H.W.coruf," thenoe north bu chaius, thence east 80 chin , ther 3*1 soutb 80 chains, the'ce we. go chains to pohu of com* ineocemeni and containing 040 acres *nore or It *% SI. C"mueiicing at a-post planted on the right bank of the east fork of tne Little Hmoky river about fourteen ond oue-balf miles from tba forka a*idmaiked "A.M.L N W.conic-," thence eaa. 80 chains, thence aouth 80 chaina, thenoe weat 00 chains, thenoe 111r.l1 80 chains to point of com* inenoement and coutainiug 6td acres aoora or leas. ■ ■:. Commencing at a post planted on tbe right bank of the east fork of the Little Smoky river alwut fourieen and one-h ilf miles from the furke and maik I ' A-M L, S W.corner,'" theuce north rU chains, thence east J*o chains, therce south 80 chains, thence weat v> chains te point of com* mejiemcn. and couUkinmg 040 acres more or leaa. Dated De<. 21st. '#.'7. AI.h\ANDkli McllAK LATIMKU. wed Jan *cv • Locator. THE MAIL-HERALD, REVELSTOKE, B. C. GRAND S Ladies Blouses Sale Prices 50c, 75c, $1, $1.50. These Blouses consist of Wrap- perettes, Lustres and Cashmeres. Selling at prices less than cost of manufacture. Ladies Underskirts Only 15 more Silk Underskirts Selling at 50c. each. $5 Morie Underskirts selling at $2.75. $3 Morie Underskirts selling at S2.25. Wrapperettes and Flannelette Regular Selling at 15c. I 2 'A and iSc. lines Men's Suits Only a few gain Suits left now $ 10,00 more of those Bar- Regular $14.50 Men's Odd Pants Heavy value Heavy $1.15. Working Pants, good at $,<;.oo now $2.00. Tweed Pants selling at Men's and Boys' Underwear At Mill Prices REID «& YOUNG tin' benefit of charter ra'es, fur after tho by-laws are adopted the rates ivill be raised. Tlie officers 111.1l memboi'S nf Fire Brigade No, 2 ln'f to thank nil those who su kindly assisted with their votes nnd intluuuoii in helping tu win the library contest. As Kamloops: snd other towns positively r. fused lo count orders, we are justly entitled to the library by a large majority. .***. .-*-. .*!-. .***. .**-. .-*-. .^. .-**. .-t*. .-*-. .T. .**-« . ijts^f, ,111 ■, 1•, 1i, 1 j,, 1 jg, 1,11.1,.,...,» * FOB % Pure Drugs +|» Careful Compounding T Prompt Delivery A GO TO <£ S Canada Drug,&- Book Co. Ltd. *$> Rr.v£i,STOKr, B. C. A >! Mail Orders Promptly Filled X ^M|»^HjnjHjnJn|nJn*t f*H$M& Weather Forecast Wednesday, Feb. 12, for 21 hours— Fine, cloudy, with cold nights. Indications for cold weather for the last half of tlie month, Temp , max., 30 degrees. miD. 12 degrees. Local and General. TO RENT at moderate Maii.-Hekai.ii office. We Learn as We Go along. That is the reason this grocery store serves you better and bettor every tiny. Conn- unci see the result of our latest efforts to supply you with the best groceries at less than the best prices. If your visit, does not result in at least a trial order, you'll be the lirst lo withhold your appreciation. Social and Personal Mrs, 0, B Paget is I'eiiiivering from a severe attack of pneum mia. Mrs, VV. t". Jamieson, of Calgary, is visiting hor son J, Janiieson in the city. Mrs. Ford lins lieon laid up for the past week with a severe attack of the grippe. Mr. and Mrs Howard Kenya returned from a trip to Calgary on Saturday. Mrs. E, A. Haggen entertained her friends at progressive whist on Saturday afternoon, the prize winners being Mrs ti. S, MeParter, Mis. A E. Pbipps mid Mrs. ll. Gibbons, Mr. Grant Hull superintendent of motive power for the 0.1'.R. and Mr K, I'. Bus teed 1 general superintendent of I lie western div sinn, passed through mi Sunday night fn in the smith, en route from the west. ■^ ij ism* , VV* ■> iii Hot Rolls and Bread we serve every morning. \\ work early und Late to see to that you get your bread for ni meal in just the condition should be. Using only the be grades of flour and other 11 terials, it's no wonder our pi duets please. YOU CANT MAKE ANY MISTAKE WHEN YOU BUY NICOLA COAL REAL ESTATE, Accident; K.INC ts All) & ST PIA-NO rate. sppl; Tbe revenue for the Dominion for 10 months ending Jan. 81, amounted to 181,903,072, or an increase of $10,000,000 over last year. The Ladies Guild of St. Pet6r's church are holding a Limerick Tea at the residence of Mrs. C. J. Aman, Second street, west, on Tuesday, Feb. 18. Silver coin admisgion. The Right Rev. Lord Bishop of the Diocese, will hold confirmation in St, Teier's church on Sunday next, Feb, 16, and will preach at the morning and evening services. Young people are specially invited to the entertainment to bo provided by Knox Church Auxiliary at the home of Mrs. W. M. Lawrence, on Saturday Feb. Ii, admission 25c. Ski enthusiasts are now to be seen daily on the hill behind Longs brewery. Several parlies have been formed and it looks as if this old sport once popular in Revelstoke ia to be revived. Two e, ecially fitted up coaches in which to twld grain judging classes, bus been attached to a C P.R. special train and touring Alt-erta under the auspices oi tbe Department of Agri culture. A special dispatch from l^ueenstuwn says that tbe British post 'itiice has made a new contract with the Cunard steamship company to carry mails between Liverpool and. New York until 1938. Tbe annual meeting of the Right Worshipful Grand Orange Lodge of B. C , will be held in Armstrong on \ Feb. 16, 19, 20. Tbe annual meeting >» new up-to-date hotel of Grand Black Chapter of B. C, will j Having been without a newspaper be held there on Feb 17, 18. lor three months, the people of En- General Stoeesel has beeu sentenced j derby are delighted over the prospect to death f. r surrendering Port Arthur , "f having alive, up-to-date journal. to the Japanese during tlie Russo-; Mr. H. M. Walker, who formerly ran Japanese War, His trial ha. been 1 ft P-*P*r ln Enderby, hss been in \ aligning on some weeks, and the prosecn-! c°»ver «*■*« "eek purchasing his plant HOBSOJV S®. BELL INSURANCE: -Fin MONEY TO LOAN Lifea nd And erson T R E E T a Basket Ball The Y. M. 0. A. buskut bull senior league is now Hearing completion nnd to-night nn interesting game will tnke place at 9 p.m., when the Shamrocks and the Uppercrusters practically decide who will tnke the bottom position in the leauue. The league standing at present is as follows : Played Wm Lust C.P.R. Road 2 2 0 C.P.R Shop-Offices 3 2 1 Gym. Tenm 4 8 1 Opperorusters 2 0 2 Shaiiir cks 3 0 3 On Frill iy night the unii.r league game will be between the Public School team and the Employed Boys and should he a fast game. Order of Owls The Order of 0«ls was instituted at the Oddfellows Hull on Thursday night by Supremo Organizer A. E. MclCeen, of Sen! tie. There were forty chnr'er members present and all were obligated and instructed in the secret work. The following officers were elected and installed : Junior Past Pies., W. O. AbIIc President, J. Fraser. Yice.-Pres., J. K. Ahlers. Invocat'or, J. K. Black. Secretary, J. Morrison. Treasurer, J. P. Sutherland. Warden, S. R. Hennessy. Sentinel, J MeXivcn. Picket, R. Fleming. Nest Physicians, Dr. Sutherland and Dr. Hamilton. A large number of applications for membership hive heeu received and the new order Marts off under 11 ub- picious circumstances. Galena Bay From our own corlsiioniiiinl. F. Hodge is equipping out a email gasoiine lunch fur use iu connection with his ranch. ..I Nelson hss made a ruiitements — : : : rsr^tr with "it of our local carpenters for The Swastika club are holding a the building of a convenient house on masquerade dunce ton orrow night al bis ranch ia the early spring. A. Albury nas jus.t completed a The Revelstoke Amateur Dramatic ,ub-,tantial log burn on bis place. Cluh have a new piece under e 10,nl -r- ntion and are making arrangements for its production at an ear y date Knox Church Auxiliar] entertainments are alwaye t_'..'id ones Rem ber the next take- place al ihe home of Mrs W M. Lawn ice Saturday, Feb. 22, afternoon and evening lion in summing up, demanded the death sentence. A meeting ol the newly formed Endert y Fruit and Produce association was iield on Wednesday afternoon at the King Edward hotel, Enderby. A good constitution was drawn up and passed, besides tbe transaction uf other business. It is the intention of the local association to form a part of the B. C, Fruit and Produce Association, having its central office nt Revelstoke. With good, responsible men in charge The Ladies Auxiliary of Kuox Church aie making arrangements for an afternoon tea and Social evening at the Selkirk Hal! the residence of Mrs. W. M. Lawrence on Saturday, Feb. 22. A splendid programme of musical and other at- - .- 11 a tion and are m.kui" trraneementi ' -1 '>■'" h is leiurne 1 Irom a visit tractions has been prepared and a """." *"' a,B m*«ms •'■ ••' - meni »-_j.i . -.- i i u , for ts iirodiirtliin at ai- i-ir'v datfl to \ aliCoii w-r and I In-coast Cltli'8. good time IS assured all who attend. " r ua proamnion at an t Admission 26 cents. Knox Church Auxiliary entertai ,! pr litable ocoupa- J. P. Shaw, oi Shuawap, Lake Sims. ; menti are always good ones Rem ' hi. settlement, is ihe getting wap, B.C., has arrived at Vancouver ber the next take- place -it the home ,,- _. .. -. Several of our with several carl,.,ids of cattle for di- of Mrs « M. Law e r-aturday leadi ;-,,„..,,. r- a[ posnl tiiere Mr, Shaw is the largest Feb. 22 afternoon ai id evening ■,,.,.. rancher in his district. He reports _ _ gaged in this enterprise Ineyl.nda prosperous conditions and a mild win Percy F.Goden.ath, publisher of real, nark-1 lor their product with ter. Substantial improvements are "c"tw*r(1 '■" ■'• ' »«• known n J; „,,,,,,,,,,, „,„„agt.r 0f our local being made, including the erection os; »«• Ut°k?J wa" b°nored. '* •*!e «°"« .btD,le „ _.„_ .J .!.,.„ i.„,„i : Oakland Convention of the Pacific * i tst Advertising Men's Association Preparations sre being made lor tbe by being elected vice-president. construction rd a serviceable boat The " Lindmark " Basket Ball landing at the mouth of .Mnok'enzie trophy and the individual medals Creek, to be known as Ibe"MaoKeosie presented by R N. Doyle fur the senior basket boll league nf the Y. M. C, A nre on view in the window of Haslings, Doyle A Allum. The challenge trophy is a handsome piece of work. and outfit for tha paper, and by tli end of Marcli Enderby will once more lie the proud postessor of a newspaper. The Diamond Yale Company an- now putting their coal on the market the Columbia Agencies Company being agents for Revelstoke. This coal is mined from the deepest seams yet. opened in tbe Nicola dis'ricl. and is consequently ol the best quality, having cap'lired the market wherever placed. This coal will Vie delivered to ; Creek Landing. St. this will no doubt be a boon to the any part of the city at, J8.76 per ton Enderby farmers and fruit growers. FINE TOILET AND MEDICINAL SOAPS Jno. Ooenell's Glycerine Snap. Sanitnl Soap. Itandiume Soup, Listerine Soap. Kesiu.'l Soap, Irhthyol Soap. Thymol Boap. Orerilin Soap. 4711 White Roue. Colgate's La Fiance Rose. 1'alvet l's U0 pel' Cent, Carbolic. Itugi-i aiuKiallii Perfumed, WALTER BEWS, - Phm. B. Druggist & Stationer V. ■ ■■-■■* and orders are now being received by the local agents. D. A Budge, secretary of the Montreal Y.M.C.A., was in the city last j Saturday night and visited the Y. M.' 0, A., where he was met hy President j llowson and others of the directors Mr. Budge gave a most interesting account of the work in the east and the support given by the C.P.R. and Grand Trunk, He complimented Rev. nis toko on its association and wns stiuek by the size of the building and ihe extent of the association's work. Revelstoke can olslm to have made Ibe most success of any city in the west in Y.M.C.A. work and ber progress lias been wniched very closely by other points and by the C.P.R Mr. Hudge speaks highly of lhe system In use in Revelstoke nnd congratulated the directors on their work. J. B, Fitzmaurice, late.if the Montreal Herald, lins sccepted i pi sftfon as cartoonist to tbe Vancouver Pro-, nice Mr. Fttamsurice's work is ol a high class nnd trenobant character, He i« no stranger to 'he Pacific province having been s rancher in the Okan agnn and a student in VmCOUver Mr F, i-'. liiisti'iil, general superintendent of the 0, P I! Western I),visum, has stated nt Nelson thnt the company wou'd not. yet lake up the matter of the construction of s new route from Revelstoke east, vu TrOUt Lake and Kooteniiy Lake At fur ns lie knew there would be no building in this province by the com pgny this year, except the extension of the E. A. N. on Vatioouver Island He wan not definite, however, as to tlm Kootenay Central. A special meeting of the Royal Hlne.k Prcceptory, No. lilli. L0 I. , will be held on Thursday, Feb. 2.lib, in the old postofdee hall. Sir Knights McLaren, Grand Master Taylor and Otliet const, Sir Knights will be present and confer tbe different degress. All local and visiting Sir Knights are particularly requested to be present Any mn taking advanl.nge of this night lo be advanced again will get Leon. y r..ii '...*■■ i aofraapondSDl, Miis-rs MoClay and McMillan sl,.(i|iwl h - i car barge of railroad ties tins week Ostensibly tb"se ties are to h .seii m tbe new 0 T, P line nasi ' Edmonton. M ll -iiiii'.li.inr intends tern,mat mg In- logging Contract early next teek Cspl Robert Sanderson has superintended the construct ion of a very nt Moating d'ick for Messrs. M. i , »nd McMillan Lynx have been ve.ry plentiful in tb" neighborhood ibis winter. Our Udy Mini' ,d shot one on f issday last. Mrs King is visiting friends in Revelstoke i'nirnni/i, Home nuiii-.il/ Smoke Rfluolnlokn ClRars Pun- honey, direct, from Ontario, in glass jars from 26o, to BOc, per jar. si 0 li II ' A' Co's Rovolstoke i;iK«rn Union Made Our Spuolul, Tho Union, anil Mnroa Vuelta urn iihimii of nil others. Reeded prunes at lOo, p-r paoltage is ihe bargain for a few d»ys longer, at C, 11 11 nine & Co's, Prizes for Essays. A. 0. Kliiuierfi It, lit lhe British Ainericnu Trust Company, for the. purpose of nutkii g known the unlimited rn ouroes of B 0. and for ibe betterment ol advertising our requirements in the province, is ottering prizes lo the \aluo of $960, divided as follows: For the best essay on the questions propounded beluw, viz., A 11 and 0, relating lo; the province of British Columbia, $50; the provinces of Alberta, Saskatchewan and Manitoba, $50; tin- provinces of Ontario and IJuebec, !ff)(); the provinces 01 New Brunswick, Nova Scotia and Piince Edward IB- land, $50, A Enumerate the nationalities and also give number of languages spoken in the provinces written upon. B Outline the requirements of buc;i provinces to insure continuous, reasonably rapid development and with harmony, C Stnte the countries from which iron igralion should bo drawn and the best method of attracting and successfully inducing such immigration to the province, iu qtn si on, having due regard to ex sting trade conditions. For the most exhaustive, lucid essay on tlie questions at- below, vii, 1) E and F, respecting C.ti.n .i as a whole, 1 will oiler a lirst prize of $100, and a second prize of !f„0. D Eiiiinii ram ihe nationalities no., resident in Canada; uUojgive number of languages-spoken. E Outline the requirements necessary lo insure continuous, reasonably rapid development, and with industrial hnriiuny. F State from what countries should immigration be drawn mid the best method of attracting and successfully inducing such immig-atiou io Canada having ue regard to existing trade conditions. The prizes, nt the option of each winner, mny he taken in money, a piece of silver suitably engraved, or presented to any of the public charities. The competition is lo close on the 1st. of May next, and letters should be address to Immigration, P. O. Drawer COO, Victoria, IJ. C, tbe same not to be opened except by committee, are unlimited as to length but must be signed or accompanied by tbe card ol tne writer, with memo, ou the fnce of the envelope, indicating tlie contents of the enclosure. Well- known political economists and educationalists of Canada will bei'tquested to judge and award tlie prizes for these essays, my intention being to publish them in pamphlet form and distribute broadcast, in the hope that such distribution will afford to the several provinces information respecting eacli other. tr RE-50LVED-THAT IFYouWANTA (jiRL To BE^buR, Valentine. DONT You be A Comic valentine-clothes go A loncwayToward winning a cjIRL or a job BUSTEfe BR.OWN -Celebrated Skaters Coming Norval Baptie, champion of the world, assisled by Gib. Bellefeuille, champion of Canada, will give an exhibition at the Skating Rink Wednesday night, Feb. 19th. These two are the best known skaters of the world to-day, having toured Canada and the United States for the last two years, taking iu all the principal cities wjro »■/?*" /far MAKEUP YOUR MIND To .SEND YOUR.5ELF A VALENTINE. • THE BE.5T VALATINE YOU CAN .SEND YOUFUELF 1.S -SOMETHING NEW TO WEAR. IT WILL MAKE YOU FEEL GOOD. » IF YOU ARE NOT READY FOR THAT NICE -SPRING SUIT COME AROUND AND LET US TIDE YOU OVER WITH A NEW TIE, SOME SHIRTS AND COLLARS, HOSIERY, UNDERWEAR. ETC. We have in our store everything your body needs and we can make it lit to live in. We have some nice Light Weight Overcoats and Raincoats that we nre ofieriug away below tegular values. This kind of weather requires good Footwear and we have the right kind. Box Calf or Oil Tanned Kip, leather lined, with waterproof soles, and made on lasts that will give you " foot comfort," Nice Dog Skin or Mocha Gloves, some unliiied and some with silk lining. They are right weight for the warmer weather now approaching, Iiul if you want a wool lined glove, we have them. Probably you are going to some of the many dances now in prospect. If so you will want a nice dancing shoe, and we have them in many styles —nice Dongoln Kin or tbe Dressy Patent Kid, and then we have all kinds of Fancy Hosiery to wear with a low shoe. If you need a tie for dressy occasions, we have the white or black full dress bows, as well as every needed shade in Four-in-Hunds. Our stock of Collars, Cuffs and Shirts of all kinds is most complete, and you will find our prices more than reasonable. Get the habit of dolf g vour buying at McLEN NAN'S - TAYLOR BLOCK, REVELSTOKE » ft , i „.. i —.. ■ I, . ■ i ■ i. n ,., i. ■ 11 „ ..I Srt between the two points, ti-riujiius being 2,100 feet under the last named town. Expet mining engineers s^y that at least twenty lich leads will be cut by the big b ue and that tho ore taken out should yield manifold profit on the investment. Copper predominates in the district, and there are ores which carry gold and silver values. Representatives of the syndi- onte. the preliminary planB for which were dis.*usse-l ieccntly in Chicago, are expected to make a survey of the ground early in March, and it is given out that active operations will begin- next summer. li. BKI.I.KI'KIIU.K. Champion Skater of Canada. in both places and winners of a large (ier centage of races in the above places. They will give an exhibition in fancy, trick and speed skating, such as ligure skating on stilts, jumping on skates and showing many dillirult jumps In Ainerirari nnd Norwegian styles, racing forward and Imckward against local skaters, also fox chase with heal skaters and ninny other fe.iliires These two mmi hnve giined great applause in every exhibition this winter and in many places have given return dates by s|Hicial riquett. Tbis will bi the greatest skating treat of the season and the public will le allowed to skate before and after the exhibition to good music by the Independent Band BIG TUNNEL PROJECT Plan to Drive Bore From Greenwood to Phoenix. Si-okask, Feb, 12—American and British capital is interested iu a project, which involves an outlay of }8,000,000 to bore a three-mile tunnel from Greenwood to Phoenix, B.C., tapping the principal mining leads ARE YOU A PURCHASER OF CUT GLASS ? If you are, the question of cost is no iliiubl an important consideration. Design next, CALL AT J. G. BARBER'S JEWELER Only selection of Cut Glass in town WANTED EXPERIENCED Waitress hauled. Apply CLIMAX HOTEL; MARRIED OOUPLtj wantpoaiiion III hotel <>I Oil laneh—Apply to Columbia Agencies Limited. M ATERNITY Cases taken at my home or otherwise. For par ticulars ■- »■ - -• ■- Second St., fell. 12. Im Mrs. A. K. Bi-nnisini" eBl.or P.O. Box 211. OERVANT GIRL wanted for siuiil O family. Apply to Mrs, W. Bews. WANTED-Men ami Women to learn barber trade, wages earned while learning, catalogue free. Write Moler Bin her College, 306 Cur- rall St.; Vancouver. B, C. WANTED- Dressmaking hy the day, Ity a competent Dressmaker from the East. Apply to P o Box 914. sat dec 7 WANTED—Small Furnished house or Rooms for housekeeping lor small family of adults, central location. Apply office Maii.-Hkiiai.d. WANTED KNOWN-We have a client Willi $4,000 who wunts a good hotel man with like amount lo join him in running h hotel. Apply Columbia Agencies, Limited. WANTED-A1I kinds of jobbing work lo do. (leaning snow from roofs, te nding furnaces, wood chopping, or any other general work.' l-hiiiges moderate. Anyone requiring such work done please drop post card to F. Bennlsoo, Qener.il Delivery, P. O, Revelstoke. feh \ 2w WANTED KNOWN-You can get one of the host snaps to be had REVELSTOLE TURF ASSOCIATION, LIMITED. TAKE NOTICE that the shareholders of th*) above named Company have hy special resolution resolved to change ilu- name of the Company to " Revelstoke Agricultural Society, Limited," and intend to apply to the IJeiili'iiiint-Oovernorin-Councll for an < li dee changing the name accordingly. Dated nth January, won. A. V. ANDRHBON, Jan. N-.'Jm. Secretary. in City house property from us. Two houses and 100ft. ft out age to 2nd St. all for $2,600 of whit h only $1000 cash is required -ind balance can remain on mortgage,—Apply atoncelo Columbia Agencies, Limited, MAIL CONTRACT. .'iKU.Ui TKNDKHS, iulilrass.nl tn III* 1'iisl- inmmr Uen.ral, will b» rec.liad at Ottawa until Ni.-iii. on Friday, ths 18th March. IMS, f,.r Ui. inn vi.yiiiiri- nf His Majesty's Hails, on a pmisisnil • oiilrnrt fur fnur years, as ilescrlrssd i 11 prapoisq stroet Latter Boio. and the It.-..'l !..i... I'n-t UUI'-" from the Postmaster (leiinral's plen-Ore- I'lnii.sl null, ss rmitainiiiit further infnrma- tiini as to conditions of proposed I ontraot m., lai -non and blank forms of Tender roar be .ibtained at thepnst Otll'-" At Bevelstoke arid al Ilia office of the Post Oflii'e Inspector, Pn"t Ofllre Instsniwr's Offlea, Viucouver, B.C. .'list .1 iniisrj. lls*JS. JOHN R. GREENFIELD, feb j lw for Iwi Post Office Inspector, FOR SALE CHEAP-Foui- gasoline lamps, 200, 600. 700 and 800 candle power, all in good working order* will light 100 feet building. Apply to Chief Young, i.'omitplix, B. C. Notice to Millmen. & Tenders will lie received by tlie undersigned up to the atthday of Feh. 19u8. for the purchase of the Canoe Creek Lumber Co.'s property at Salmon Arm, B. 0., consisting of a saw mill with a capacity of twelve to fifteen thousand feet prr day. Everything is new and in first-class condition having lieen run only about three months, There is a locomotive boiler 86 h.p.; 1 L.H. 11x10Champion Engine; 1 H.II, Saw Frame and fittings; 1 B.R.H. carriage with four blocks; a 62 R. H. Hoe inverted tooth saw; 1 sawdust conveyer with all fittings; 1 Edger, 1 Swing Saw; 1 Planer; Blacksmith's tools; Cooking outfit; 2 teams horses; 2 setts harness; 2 wagons; 1 logging sleigh and all ihe Company's inteiests in real or other property, particulars of whi;b may he obtained by application to the undersigned. The highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. .1. W. McCALLUM, Assignee, Salmon Arm, B, C,
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Title | The Mail Herald |
Publisher | Revelstoke, B.C. : The Interior Publishing Co. Ltd. |
Date Issued | 1908-02-12 |
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Revelstoke (B.C.) |
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Newspapers |
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Language | English |
Identifier | The_Mail_Herald_1908_02_12 |
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BC Historical Newspapers |
Source | Original Format: Royal British Columbia Museum. British Columbia Archives. |
Date Available | 2016-05-17 |
Provider | Vancouver : University of British Columbia Library |
Rights | Images provided for research and reference use only. Permission to publish, copy, or otherwise use these images must be obtained from the Digitization Centre: http://digitize.library.ubc.ca/ |
AIPUUID | e416b622-d8e4-4fc5-b258-a1ca762d2b09 |
DOI | 10.14288/1.0310873 |
Latitude | 50.998889 |
Longitude | -118.195833 |
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