The Mail-Herald % V \ 4 i VoL 13,-No 20 REVELSTOKE. B. C. MARCH 13,1907 $2.50 Per Year -"-I.-£>" ..-/ Mail Order Dept. CB.Hume&Co. LIMITED. DEPARTMENT STORE. BARGAINS FOR MONDAY, MCH. II AND THE BALANCE OF THE WEEK. INFANTS' LONG DRESSES Infants' Long Drosses, in Lawn,—beautifully trimmed in Laces and Embroidery. These were made to sell at 12.50 and $3.00. We are selling them at .45 TABLE NAPKINS Table Napkins, mercerized finish, 22 x 22. These are sold regularly at $2.50. Your choice of patterns |ier dozen at $1.95 LADIES' FANCY BELTS X job line of Ladies' Fancy Belts, several different kinds, Gill and Silk, Leather, etc. $1.50 Belts for 50 Cents. DRESSMAKING AND MILLINERY-SECOND FLOOR. G. B. flume & Co., Ltd Stom at Arrowhead and Revelitoke. E. J. BOURNE, Boots and Shoes, Men's Furnishings, Ready-made Clothing FIRST STREET, REVELSTOKE. FINE LETTER PAPERS Papers .ha. please everyone who appreciate stationery of FINE QUALITYai.il DEFINED APPEARANCE —made by the leading manufacturers. JUST AT PRE8ENT WE ARE making a specialty of a box of fine Holland Linen Paper and envelopes —each sheet lithographed Revelstoke. REGULAR PRICE IOO. NOW Mo. A NX. Try a box, it will please you. D. Nairn Red Cross Drug Store CANADIAN|MINING INSTITUTE Frederick Keffer, of Greenwood Honored With Office. Tokonto, March 12.—The following were elected ollicers ul tl.e Canadian Mining Institute: Council—E. W. Oilman, Montreal; Jas. MoEvOy, Fernie, B. O.j Frank I). Smith, Edmonton; R. W. Brock, Ottawa; J. C. Owillim, Kingston; Dr. F. D. Adams, Montreal; H. E. T. Haulthai.i, Craigmnnt; and David II Brown, Copper Cliff. The election of ollicers resulted as follows, and when announced the result was received with applause: President, Frederick Keffer, Greenwood, B. 0.| vice-presidents, Dr. .1 Howell, Montreal; W.G.Miller, Tor onto; W. Fleet Robertson, Victoria; secretary, H, Mortimer Lamb, Montreal; treasurer, J. Stevenson Brown, Montreal, Don't overlook our bargains in Haddock, Mackerel and Crosse & Blackwell's soups, at 15c per tin. C. II. Hume & Co. 0 o 0 o o o k i'f i'f if it LAWRENCE HARDWARE CO.. Ltd! Besides tillering Bargains in China and other useful articles at attractive prices, we beg to call your special attention to a NEW COOKING APPARATUS " The Kookizer" Cooks your Breakfast while you sleep. Cooks your whole dinner while you play with baby. Call and let us oxplain to you all almut tho Kookiior. SNOWSHOES Made especially lor British Columbia. Wide Web Strong and Durable. 4- o if i'f i'f i'f «*• *« # 0 if LAWRENCE HARDWARE CO., Ltd. o Dealers in Hardwire, Stoves and Tinware, Miners', Lumbermen's i t and Sawmill Supplies, (to., PlumMug and Tinsmithlog. - ♦ PROVINCIAL PARLIAMENT Speech From Throne Discussed — Lord's Day Observance Act Will be Tested at an Early Date. Victoria, March 12.—This afternoon sitting ot the legislature promises to bc devoted almost wholly to consideration of the speech from the throne, Oliver speaking fnr the opposition and tho premier replying. J. A. .Maedonald. leader ol the opposition, arrives today. It is expected that organized laboi will ask the government, belore taking positive action in retard to assisted immigration, to thoroughly investigate the alleged shortage ol labor ill the province, preferably hy a commission upon which labor will have representation. The Lord's Day Observance Act will receive special attention. Although not foreshadowed in tbe speech from the throne it is virtnal'y certain that an early test will be made of the feeling ol the Britisli Columbia legislature as to the advisability or otherwise of enforcing in this pr ivince the Dominion Lord's Day act. The opinion appears to bc general that the house will endorse the conclusions ol Premier McBride and his colleagues that any prosecutions under this measure would be inopportune at the present juncture and not in accordance with public feeling throughout British Columbia. By the provisions of the act itsell it becomes operative I here as elsewhere in the Dominion Irom the 1st ol March. Full responsibility lor enforcement is however evaded by Ihe federal parliament in the provision that no prosecutions under this statute may be initiated without endorsement by the attorney- general of the province. The government, ol which he is a member being of course responsible for all ollicial acts ol (his minister, this is takeu as tantamount to placing responsibility for enforcement upon the local govern ment. it proposes to take instructions Iron, that body. Had the act not included the termination ol publication and distribution of the Sunday morning newspapers, an established institution ol this province, it is altogether probable Ihal enforcement would have followed without any organized or emptiatic protest. The press, however, has led in practiral opposition and the oampaign ol objection hss gone ao lar that the government would appear to lie run.iihg counter tn public opinion at present in giving effect t*> the Dominion law. Theatlitndeolnrgan- iz'd hilar, ol numerous municipal bodies, n.ni i.f (he representative of the mining, lumbering and t.ansp r- tation Interests, is against enforce- inei t. Tl.e clerg and religions bodies nl course urge nc'.'ept nice and enforcement I the law. Several .1 putatio.is have wailed upon the government (uiii.g ll.e lirst days ol the session, presenting* iheir several views, and more will follow during tne fortnight .iiiW.iltilling, The Lord's Day Alii ...re deputation, bead .1 by W. M Koche-ler, the western secretary, con lend tlult neither attorney general nor government, legitimately has any option. The act is cited as undoub, edly cons.it.iii...nil and within ll.e powers ol the enacting body. DRUGGISTS WILL NOT OPEN Embargo Laid on Sunday Sickness-Patients Must Suffer all Night, No pre ciiption will be made up in any Vancouver drug store between midnight on Saturday and midnight on Sunday. Such was the verdict given by the Vancouver retail drug, gists on Satiuday alternoon last. Let tbe emergency be what it may the dispensers will keep their places of business closed and will be off duty themselves. The child suffering dire pain in its digestive organs must just suffer. The ...an or woman suddenly seized with one or other ol the com mon oon.plaints lo which Iteih is heir must grin and bear it. The very doc tor requiring some drug (or a patient in extreme need must await the hour when tl.e Sunday law becomes noneffective, because Sunday is over. Unanimously, alter discussing the .mention among themselves at a meeting at which they were all, or nearly all represented, the Vancouver retail druggists decided to shut their doors all day Sunday and to keep them shut. It is understood that this action is taken because the druggists lind themselves Mnder the Lord's Day act too much at the mercy ol any zealous prosecutor. For tl.e act does notclose their doors, it merely limits what they may sell. Until, therefore, a test-case is decided they bare determined to take no risk whatever and as the only way ol making quite sure on this point is to shut up shop, shop is to be shut up. The practical effect ol this decision wa. that it was impossible to obtain medicine in Vancouver (rom midnight on Saturday until seven or eight o'clock on Monday morning. NEW DIAMOND FIELD $350,000 Worth of Gems Found in Six Months. JoiiASNKsiit'Rii, March 11,—A consignment ol extraordinarily line diamonds is to be shipped to London Irom a new mine in thc Orange River Colony, within the next lew weeks. Experts are much interested and delighted at the quality and purity ul the stones. The mine in question is called tl.e Robert Victor mine and is situated at BosbolT, a lew miles across the border from Kimberley, It is only a small property and less in extent than any of the known mines in the Delleers group. The stones are ol superfine quality, excelling the best. Brazilian gems an.l (ar better than myihing found hitherto in South Africa. In six months 29,1176 loads produced 2(1,404 carats, and at $17 50 per ca'at the enormous value' ' $360,1100 has been the result, 0 TEACHERS INSTITUTE Annual Meeting to be Held in Nelson—Programme as Arranged. Ti.e tenth annual nicetmg ol the Provincial Teachers Institute will be lield in Nelson during Easter week nn April 2, 3, 4. Among the prominent educationists who will address the association are. Wm. Burns, principal ul the Vancouver Normal school; ,1 D Buchanan, vice principal; W. A. Mclntyre, r.f Winnipeg; and David Wilson, provincial inspector ol schools An inte.esting and instructive programme has lieen arranged for the three days ses ion, and it is expected that much practical work will be accomplished. The officers of the association aie: President, Inspector J. 8. Gordon, Vernon; secretary, Miss E. M. Bell, Vernon; treasurer, Mr. A. Sullivan, Nelson. APPELLATE COURT FOR B. C. Leader of Opposition may Sit on Bench. That Mr. J. A. Maedonald of Ross land, liberal leader in British Columbia, has tired of the battle of politics and that he will be one of the appoin tees of tlie Domiuiou Government to the bench of Ihe proposed Appellate Court has just leaked out. Provided the Dominion Government arranges in the estimates at the present session of the federal Parliament Ior the expenses ol an Appellate Court in British Columbia, tl.e provincial Government will pass at thia session ol the Legislature the legislation necessary to the establishment of tlie court. Attorney-General Fulton has nnti lied the Minister ol Justice in the Federal Cabinet to this effect, and also that before the legislation can he pass ed the federal power must ss.ent to the appointment of two judges named by the province and should Ottawa raise tn lhe Appellate Court one ..I the pres. nt Supreme Court judges the latter vacancy musl be filled hy the appoint ment ul a judge whu will reside in Vancouver. Tl.e su ...inc........ recently made that Mr. C. Wilson. K. 0, ami llr. A. E MePliillips, K C, were the choice ol the provin .ial government for the Appellate Bench, i- c.rrfct. For the Ottawa appointments there has a reaily developed a great SCiaill- tile in which prominent Vaiic uver, Victoria and upper country legal lights are taking part. Mr. .1. A Mncdoi.a'd, however, has the lirst call on one ot tl.e positions, anil it is quit.' possible that Chief Justice Hunter may be raised Irom the Supreme Court, bis place to be taken hy Mr. Justice Irving as Cbiel Justice. J. A. DOWIE DEAD. Elijah II Proves the Mortality of Flesh. Chicago, March 10—John Alexander Dowie died yesterday morning at Zion City, there were present with him at his death lied only Judge Barnes and two personal attendants Mr. Dowie had discontinued his regular Sunday services in the Sbiloli House lor the past lew weeks owing to failing health, and his death came almost suddenly, With his last breath, in a delirious state he denounced with old time vigor, o.dercd tbe guards to eject disturbers and acted just as he had done in many public meetings, He gradually became weaker and weaker, and llnally tell back exhausted and died. Dowie lias bad a remarkable career and has done many good works, although his methods of teaching and preaching never really gathered to him many real supporters, lie formed the Christian Catholic church in Zion Oity in 1896 and became general overseer. Four years later, Dowie, in the Auditorium theatre, announced that he was Elijah the Restorer, spoken of in Malaohi. Y. M. C. A. "AT HOME.' A cordial invitation is extended to all to attend the "At Home" in the Y. M. C. A. parlors on Wednesday, Mch. 20th, under the auspices of the Ladies' Auxiliary to tl.e Y.M.C.A, A good time is assured all who grace the gathering by their presence. Refresh ments, including tea, coffee, cake, ice cream, etc,, will be served Iron. 8 to 5:30 o'clock in the alternoon, and from 7:30 to 11 o'clock in the evening. In addition to the usual attractions at the Y.M.C.A., there will be a'"lish pond" for the children, a home-made candy booth, and in the evening a first class programme by leading local artists will be rendered. Admissiou at the door Iree, Everybody come, THE LATEST TELEGRAMS Premier Assassinated-Silver Ore in Soo-Portland Strike -- Great Britain Seeks Peace. Soma, Bulgaria, March 13.—M Petkoff, the premier and minister of lhe interior, was assassinated yesterday. The premier wi's wounded by three revolver bullets and died immediately. Sa.m,'.'Htk Makik, Ont, March 18 —Silver ore, rivalling in richness that found in tl.e Cobalt district, has been discovered ata depth ol 28 Ieet at Island Lake, 16 miles Irom here. Poiiti.ani), Oregon, March 13.—The lumber industry ol Portland wae prac tically paralyzed on Saturday when two thousand millworkers went out ou strike. London, March 13.—Geat Britain will appeal to the peace conlerence for a reduction of armaments. SUE HUNDREDS OF PAPERS London, March 11.—It is stated that writs (or libel against nearly two hundred and fifty newspapers are about to ' e filed by the distillery com pany, which was lately accused ol defrauding the revenuo by using a secret pipe to convey whiskey from its distillery at Tullamore, Ireland, to a bonded warehouse, whence the whiskey was sold without paying a tax. It seems that the yarn was based on a comparatively small breach ol the excise regulations which did not involve the distillery. The so-called secret pipe proved to be only an ordinary water pipe belonging to the urban council. ARROWHEAD from Our Own Correspondent, H. Johnston spent Sunday evening in Revelstoke. Cyril Kennedy ol Trout Lake is the guest ol Frank Kerr, Mrs. J. Salley has arrived from Minneapolis. Mr. and Mrs. Salley will occupy one of the Lamb-Watson Lumber Co.'s new cottages. Mrs. Lightburne spent Monday in Comuplix visiting Mrs. Gibson, On Monday afternoon Master Ray Irvine invited a number of his playmates t-i help celebrate bis birthday Tbo little folks had a very pleasum time, In order to supply Iheir increasing business, Messrs. McGaghran and Johnston have found it necessary to enlarge Iheir store building. The work is progressing rapidly. The Lamb-Watson Lumber Co. are building a sidewalk Irom their mill lo ihe C.P.R station. The Ladies' Aid S icii.iy of lhe Firai I'reshyti-rian Church will m .-t .... Thursday afternoon at, the I. me of the president, Mrs. Warner. BASKET BALL SHOTS. In the lastest match ol tho series, Calder won Irom I'lirmichael the final game in tl.e junior league, and captured the championship and thc Mc Curler Shield for season '06-'07. While both teams checked closely, the combination wurk ol Daniels, l.y ttle, and Calder elicited much enthusiasm from the spectators who filled the gallery. Tapping and Anderson at guard, worked hard and are deserving of credit lor the result. Carmich- ael, though playing an uphill game, stayed with it and was always dangerous. His team lacked tl.e combination wnrk, without which any team is sure to go under to team work, The half- time score was 14 10 for ultimate winners; full tinie result 23-29. Tl.e line up was: Tapping R. Hoard Bruce Anderson L. (luard Samson Calder '.Centre,.. .Carmichael Daniels R. Forward,.. Lawrence Lyttle L. Forward... .Johnson Tinier, Ed. Cnrley; scorer, A, Doyle; umpire, W. V. I'. tlreene; referee, W. S, Maguire. The note in Saturday's issue announcing a game between O. P. It. and the Dont houso, should have road C. P. R. v. Corley house, This game will be played at 0:45 Friday evening and should iifl'nid some fun for tho spectators. A few spectacular plays will also be thrown in as both' teams boast a lull line.... of experts, A schedule has been drawn up Ior tl.e Triangular League, compo'ed ol High School, Business Boys, and Public School teams. Some Iriends of the hoys have offered a silver cup for a team prize for this league, and the first game will lie played on Friday at 0 p m., the High School and Business Boys being opponent. A Ice of 15c. will be charged each player, and silver buttons will be given by the Association as individual prizes. II you will insure with me you will he better insured, in one respect, than if you insure with any other agents. That is because I'll see to it that you don't forget to renew your policy belt re it expires. I have tho best and most up-to-date system ot ' keeping tab"on my clients' intercits.—E. A, Haggen, Real Estate and Insurance Agont, Revelsloke, B.C. BQTTBJSTE BROS.. Quaker Brand Canned Goods, Ashcrolt Potatoes and Vegetables, Wheat, Barley, Bran, Short*, Chop Feed, Crockery, Glnsswarp, Hardware, Harness, etc. Agents for the Celebrated Kootenay Range. BOUimsrE BBOSj ^■^■■S^HMaHB.M^^..^^^^^.J^^MHaaaMMMMI^^ The Revelstoke fuel H Supply Co. Are now prepared to fill all orders promptly for Hard Coal and Dry Fir Wood. The new manufactured coal, known as " Briquettes," is ready for delivery. This coal fills the place of both Soft and Hard ; it is quick and easy to light; gives a fine, red-hot fire in a few minutes and lasts longer than Hard Coal. Suitable tor Cook Stoves, Heaters and Furnaces, The Revelstoke fuel nml Supply (o- Offices:—Molsons Bank Building. Imperial Bankof Canada Head OfiFloe—Toronto, Ontario. Branches lu tha Pro.-ii.ee> of Manitoba, Albert.. Saskatchewan, British Colnmbla, Ontario, Qveboc. Capital Subscribed - - • S5,ooo,ooo.oe Oapltal Paid Up ■ M,280,000.00 Reserve Fund .... •4,280,000.00 D. lt. Wii.Kii!, President; llnx. It. JafphaY, Vice-President. A Ceneral Banking Bueiness Transacted. SaVINOS Dki'AI.tmrnt -Deposits leceived and Interest allowed at current rate -.from date of opening account, and com- pounded .half-yearly. Drafts sold available in nil parts nf Canada, United States and K.I.ope. Special attention given to Collections. Revelstoke Branch, B. C—A. E. Phipps, Manager. D E A L I* RS IN Gent's Furnishings Boots and Shoes, Etc. AGENT FOR Fit-Reform Wardrobe first St. Op. ioo note The Glory of Eastertide should find your house bright and beautiful. Nice furniture will greatly add to its effect, and as we are supplied with many artistic sets and pieces which nre being sold at remarkably low prices, you should not allovv the opportunity to pass. HOWSON & CO. THE REVELSTOKE WINE & SPIRIT CO. LIMITED. Import direct from Country of origin. WHOLESALE DEALERS ONLY. REVELSTOKE, B. O. -ATLK ik r»3mkiix-i-aio.|^-ir:r"in7hs,„;M _^n_ has already been at work in this mm. Second and Fourth Wednesday! In direction, we feel sure that our «■«'*■ "",,",l,!t"! Wft 'J1-1'" ,T1»"'»a Woo<H i , . "' ,'. .noil tfinlifillj- Invlled toa.i.-ii.l. claims ar.. siilli.'it-iillv slrong to effect the desired rcsu I'l I'l.lSHK.I. WK.1.NESHAY AND 11 WAT HRVELSTOKE. B.O., SUBSCRIPTION RATES. ling postage in England, 1'niied State. .11.,) Canada. Hr the y.-ar |tlm..iigh fu.lo.llci.-l . Half yuarter " . l.ai . 1.(10 j ui HINTING promptl)-executed at reason- ..hie rule*. iKHMS-Cash. Subscriptions payable in ad vance. C IKHESSPONDKNCE Invited on "natters of public im,rest. Communications to Kdl- ] tor niu-t be accompanied by writer, not necessarily fo publication, bul a,, evidence otyood faith. Correspondence should Ik- brief. II. ADVERTISING RATES. Legal notices 10 ocnU per line ilr-t Insertion, iconU per line each -ub*.-......-... Insertion Measurement. Nonpariel Ili linos ...ate .«.e inch). Sinn- and general lui*ine-a an- noiincenieiil.- fS.SH per inch per month. l'r.-(.trred positions. '-■"• l'"*1* °fnk *!''• di...«!. Ilinl.-. Marriages and Dcatlts, "Cc each Insertion, timber i,otioea?5.O0 Und notice. *r;-'-1 AH "i.lvcrlisoliiifin.i -uliieci lothc approvalnf lh.- management, w.mtcl end Condensed AdvertlsemonUI- imnu Wanted, Ib-lp Wanted, Situations wanted, Situations Vacant, [oajhora Wauled. Mechanic. Wanted. In words ur ].... ;.-.. each additional line in cenls. (■hang.- in funding adverti.-cinniiU. ...list oeinTirS a- in- lwsaay and rriilny ol etch week to *e.".r.f go<sl dl-pluy. MURPHY & FISHER Barristers, Solicitous, Etc 0 T T A VV A Parliamentary, Departmental and Patent Olliee Agents Practice before Railway Commission. Chas. Mi*ki>hy. Haroui Fisher G .[..LAN i; ELLIOTT. Barristers, Solicitors, Kt'-. REVELSTOKE MD TROUT LAKU, 11. IJ. C. B. (lll.l.AS. 1"'- C. BU.ll H ARVEY, McCARTER AND PINKHAM, BARRISTB-RS, SOLICITOUS, ETC. OrriCEs: IMPERIAL Ha.-jk Hlock, Kkvui.- ' stoke, H.C. Money lo loan. , , „ „ Offices: Revelstoke, B.C.: Cranbrook, B. C. Bro. S, McC'artbr, A. M, 1'ISKHAM, J. A. HAKVEY, Revelsloke, B. C. Cranbrook, It. t. J. M. Scotl l.L.l. W.I. Brlggs. QCOTT AND BRIGGS Bakristers, Solicitous, Etc. Money to Loan Solicitors Fun Molsons Bank First Street. Revelstoke, B.C. PROVINCIAL FINANCES, it is highly satisfactory to note the einineiilly prosperous* condition of liritish Columbia which is vividly depicted in ll.o balnneo sheet ol lhe province as contained in tlie , public accounts lor the hist, liscnl ""*■*' °' year, which wore presented to lhe legislature at ils opening last week. The figures show a total of $5,027,- 5-12.72 ns ngninst liabilities under all headings of If 13,133,093.71; or a balance of liabilities over assets of $8,106,152.99. The amount on deposit in lhe Hank of Commerce on current account was at June 30;h last $831,518.90 while thc only item in the assets' statement, which nt lirst glance, invites explanation, is that of $12,1)00, charged as having been advanced to the Cliief Commissioner of Landsand Works. The comparative statement of revenue nml expenditure shows a total net revenue for thc fiscal year of $3,044,442.49, as against $2,920,- -101.71 for the pre ding twelve months, the net expenditure having. grown in corresponding ratio from $2,302,417.84 in 1904-05 lo $2,328,- 120.27 in 1905-00. Thus the lin uncial statement shows a surplus oi $700,000, which is a mutter of great satisfaction to lhe people of the province and of credit to the government, From all sides conie the reports and indications of permanent prosperity which are manifested throughout tho length and breadth of the Province. The swing of progress has set in and until our vast possibilities for development have reached nn approximate limit, there is no reason for a cessation of continued good times. w. n. ARMSTRONG, Con. Com. 11. W. ICUWAKDS, Clerk. Rf-VELSTOKE. AERIE No. 432. F. O. E. The i-o.'nl.ir meetings are hold in tit.) Selkirk Hull every Tuesday evoi.lnK tu 8 n'cluca. Visit-; inn l.rtfilir.iii are cordially Invited, H. A. I.UU.VN, I'llKSIIIKNT. W. K Wcl.ACCH ~ ('lll.IN,Sifi-.u-:TAiiv. Kooli.ifiv Lo.ll.eNo. 15 A F.4 AM. The regular uicet ing* are held In thl Miu-onic Temple, Jtld Fellows Ilall.on tlie third Monday o. .-nch montli nt » p.m. Vlsltingbnith. i-i-n cordially wel C. A. I'llOt'lINlKII. Skckktahv. SELKIRK LODGE, NO 12,1.0. O. F. Mcotfl every Thursday evening in Selkirk Hall at S o'clock. Visiting brethren cot- dially Invited lu attend It.l.TAOCAHT, N..1. J.MA1HIK, Sic "S-^ Cold Range Lodge, K. of P., No. 26, Rovelstoke, B. C. Meets evehy Wednesday, c.v-.|.t Third Wednesday ..I .-".-li nn....... In .lie (l.l.Ilcll..as' Hull at s o'clock. Visiting Knights aro cordially .nvlted. J. A. LESLIE, CC. (I. 11. nitOCK, K. or II. A S. H. A. BROWN. M. of F lb,..... enjoy Ibat well diessed ft'iillnp? We ..II know what il I'.-els like to ho licit. It. lie col.l, oi'to he tired, ami it Is just ns li-iii. that we all I.I.OW «hal il f.-els like lo be well diessed. li feels good, niul it's good lo feel good. Yoncm. neve., be well dressed if join-dollies are nol made by the i-i|"tii maker, (le. luknow we hiinill"tlieSKMI-HRADV I1ARMENTS and ymi uill Ibid what .. plensiire and satisfaction it is to lie well dressed, Suits and Overcoat. $15, $18, and $20. Blue and Black Suits, thc best made, S20, & $25 Right Overcoats, up-to-date Prices: SIS and S20 Special Trousers $5 and $6. Tailoring is our husilie: and be knows it. s. Wr in.ike a than look well ..Cressman and Morrison.. $ >-<>0^0<H>0<K>OKK>0<K><><K>0<K>0<>0-0 H, W. EDWARDS TAXIDERMIST Deer Heads, Aiilinals.llllnk l-'islt, Etc., MOUNTED Animal lo.es .M.......e.i. P. 0. BnxSl, stmli..: Corner n. First St. and Boyle Ave. Revelstoke, 11. C. R OBERT SMITH Provincial Land Surveyor, Mine Suiveying Engineering McKenzie Avence. Box 1(10, Hevklstokk. r^llWARD A H.-VlidKS" MIN1NG ENGINEER iMiuiibei American Institute of Mining Engineers). Member Canadian Mining Institute) Revelstoke, B. C. Mine Management, Esnminatiens and Reports. Plans antl Blue Prints of Land. Tin.be.- Limits, Mine*, Mills and Buildings supplied by the most up-to- date blue-printing equipment in the district. Registets kept of Dominion and Provincial Timber Limits, showing areas, ownership and transfers. MR. BRODEUR TO RESIGN. Will go on Bench of Supreme Court of Canada. Ottawa, Match 11.—Hon. L. P. Hrodeur, Minis er ol Murine and Pish- eries, wiil resign his portfolio in the cabinet ol Sir Wilfrid Laurier, and will go on the bench ol the Supreme Court ol Canadu. Whi.o the otlicial announcement has not heen made the information is given out as correct. Tl.e change will take place very shoit- ly. Hon. Mr. Hrodeur will be succeeded, it is stated, hy Hon. G, H. Murray, the liberal premier ol Nova Scotia, FOR SALE ■Jbc flfeaiMberaio " 1 woul . . . earnestly a vise them for their good to order this paper to bc punctually •em-d up. and to be looked upon as a part of the tea n|iiipage."-ADDisox. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 13, 15)07 AN ALL IMPORTANT MOVE We regret to see the apparent apathy of late in the members of the board of trade, in attending the meetings and it is evident that, a'thotigh the sessions are held once a month, interest in the workings of this body cannot be aroused even to the extent of giving up one night in every month to taking up and discussing the all important questions ol vital interest to the city and district. As is shown by the president's report of last year the- work done by the board was very extensive and profitable, and with such ticouragementitis to he hoped that .his year will see even better work accomplished. The board of trade should be the leading body in the district and act, as it were, in the capacity ol a working committee to probe int.. every question ol direct interest and of benefit to the riding and to assist the representative in the provincial house in prc-sing aUclalms, The question of ilevelstoke becoming a railroad centre is of vital importance, and the necessity of taking every opportunity offered ol furthering the scheme is significant. M. Morse, director of the (Ir.'.nd Trunk Pacific Railway Company will shortly visit the province and has signified his intention of meeting the Kamloops Hoard of Trade in considering the question ol giving Kamloops railway connection with the G.T. P. by way of the north Thompson, lt i« generally understood that Revelstoke is the most central city of the inlerior on the main line of the C.P.R. and has heen proved further- more to lie lhe most likely point for the terminus of a connecting line between the C.I'.R. and G.T.P. Construction work would be con- siderably more easy in the Columbia Valley and Big Bend than in any other route proposed, and bearing these facts in mind, our claims should be speedily put forward and arrangements made to invite Mr. Morse to a Board ol Trade Convention in Revelstoke when the matter can be discussed in its proper light The importance of HOTEL-One of best located and most profitable businesses in British Columbia-$15,000. HOTEL—Well built bouse, profitable businebs-$10,000, DENTAL PRACTICE in one of the best cities in the Province. LAUNDRY-Well equipped, with good business. FOR SALE—Ice Cream Soda Plant —nearly new. Price $111111 Applv to E. A. Hat-gen, Hal Estate and Insur mice Agent, Ilevelstoke, 1!. C, Furniture of two oi tbe best houses in lhe city. Lease of either house at moderate rental, goes will. Furniture. RANCHES FOR SALE EIGHTY acres next Hall Bros. Rnnche -$800. EIGHTY acres of rich alluvial land, al.ove high water. Partlv improved. Price $1,200. 112 ACRES within a mile und a half ol the City ol Revelstoke. ORCHARD aud market garden in good locality. For particulars of above Apply to E. A. HAGGEN Insurance Agent, Revelstoke, B. C.| Miss Miml (repo Teacher cl Piano, Vocal and , Theory, Studio :—Lawrence Rlock. Pupils prepared lor University ai d Conservatory Exams. • THE MOLSONS BANK Incor pora tod by Atl tf Furl inm ant, ISM. HEAD OFFICE, - MONTREAL. W.M, MOLSON MAOPHIJRBON, Pies. H. II. BWINtl, Vice-P.-l's. James Elliot, General Mmiiiger, Capital paid up, $3,000,000 Reserve, $3,000,000 Sixty-two branches In Canadu and Agencies in all parts of the world. ' Interest credited four times a year at current rates on Savings Hank deposits. W. H. PRATT, Manager, Revki.stokk, 11, C. Mrs. H. J. Hiubury, Managress. First-Class Table.| Private ining Boxes Large Dinlngroom fur Banquets, Suppers, otc. Furnished Rooms To Let FIRST STREET, BEVELSTOKE Furniture! Headquarters for . . . CARPETS, LINOLEUMS. John E. Wood's Furniture Store WAH CHUNG Has a gocd stock ol Groceries and a line assortment ol Japanese China. Agent lor Rovelstoko Farming Company, growers ol all kindB ol Farm Produce, Hay and Wood. Front Street, Revelstoke TELEPHONE 211. CEMENT BLOCKS M-inu(-tc t ti rei] for all olosBflslof bulldlpga CEMENT AND LIME FOR SALE All kinds of building and plastering undertaken, A. PRADOLINI, - REVELSTOKE E.W.B. PAGET r"%-V%^V%%"%%%%%*»."%%W%%WW%* ■%%>%%%%%* PLACE YOUR ORDERS WITH ? S. McMAHON, ■ FIRST STREET Fur Agricultural Implements. Carriages. Wngona'J'Kto., Julio Doere Ploughs, MoHue Wagons, Canada Carriage Company's Buggies, Planet jr., Garden Seeders and Cultlratora, Wlioel- wright nnd BlaoffSlnith Work uttonded to. Horso Shooing a Spoclalty, A Few Reasons Why Good Housekeepers Everywhere Use MOFFETS " BEST " FLOUR For Bread Making Full line ot (jriiceriisand Hairy Produce, Men's Supple., E'C Fresh stock always arriving at (invest price.. FIRST STREET, next noon TO OITY RESTAU.'.ANT Evans & Woodrow MEAT MARKET Dealers in Beef, Tork, Mutton, Poultry, Fisli and (lame in Season. Orders promptly attended to. FirstSt. Revelstoke 100 FOOT LOT Two Dwelling Houses 1 w. PRICE-$3,500 For particulars apply to B. ROBERTSON I. "REST" is a Local Product. II. Il's strength and purity are inrivallcd, 111. For the sake of economy. IV. " BEST " has proven all its claims. V, Every pound is guaranteed For sale by good Grocers eve ywhere, Columbia Flouring Nib (o., Iti ENDERBY, B. C. Vi Halcyon Hot Springs ^Sanitarium, Under the new inaniageu.eut of llARitv McIntosh, Hollni'in House Rossland. T" IIE MEDICAL WATERS of Hal. cyon are the most cur..live iu the world. A perfect, nntuial remedy tin all Nervous and Muscular diseases, Liver, Kidney and Stomach ailments and Metallic Poisoning, A sure cure (or "That Tired Feeling." Special rates on all boats and trams. Two mails airive nml depait every day. Telegra h communication with all uiartB of '.he worbl. Terms-$12 to $IH per week. F.-r further p.i.-liciil.irs apply to HARRY McINTOSH Halcyon Hot Springs Arroiv Lake, B. C HAVE YOU ANY * HOUSES TO LET I can do belter lor yon I 1 can arrange Ior you to own yoar own home'! To have' a home built Ior you to suit your requirements on your own plan, at your own limit ol enst. To enable you to pay Ior it in instalments that will eust you less than rent. See mc at once about it i[ you want to take advantage of Ibis exceptional utt'er, First come, lirst served. .-.fill- dale 1 inlend I" appli I" till. Hun. the Chief Coiullll sloili'l'iif Lands .mil Winks fur .. sp.-.i I lil cc to cut .mil carry awav t.u.b... from Hie tol- Inuiug ili-si'i-ilie.l lands, sii....led ull the wost side of il... I'pp. r Anow Lake In ibe West Kooleuay Insi.i.i: 1, CoiiiinenciiiK nl n stake plant, d midway on tbo east li f Tin.her Limit No. 7IK."i, and iniii-keil "F. F, Fullmer's soulh-wesl c.n-ner posl,'' Ihenee north along said line 80 chains, thenceeast Sll cliains, thence south 80 chains, Ihence west 811 chains to point of commencement, 2. Co.nuieijolnp; nl lhe iiort.h-wt'st corner of No. 1,1 hence nnrlh Kll chains, theuce wesl Hi) chains, thence south 8(1 ebains, thenee east 80 chains to point nf coinmencement. il, Commencing ,-.t tl.e south-west conier of No. 2, tbenee wesl 8(1 chains, Ihenee north 80 chains. Ihencu east HO chains, (hence south 8(1 chains to point of coinmencement. 4. Cou.iifencing at the south-west coin.... of No. it, thence west 80 chains, thence north KO chains, Ihence east 811 chains, thence south K0 chains to point of commencement, 5. Commencing at the north-West cornel' of No. 4, thence north 80 chains, tlience .'nsl SO chains, (hence south 80 chains, llienee west 80 cliains tn point of commencement, Hated Feb. 28th, 11X17, (I, Commencing at the north east cornel- of No. I, t hence north 80 chains. Ihence east 80 ehnins, Ihenee soulh 80 chains, tlience west Sll cliains to point of connnenceinent. 7. Coinineneilig about midway on the wust line of application No. 6, Ihence nnrth along said line KI) chains, thence west Hllchaina, thence soulh Sll chains, Ihence east Sll.ch..ins lo point of cumniencement. 8. Coinineneilig at the north-east cornerof No. 7,thence uorth 40chains, tlience west 100 chains, Ihence south ■III chains, Uience east ItiO chains to the point of coinmencement, I). Uon.men 'ing at the north east co.-nei'of No. 5,1 hence north 80 chains, thence east 80 ehnins, tlienee south Sll chains, thence west SO chains to poinl. of commencement." III. Coinmeneing at the north-oast cornet-of No. 5,1 hence north 80 chains, Ihence west Sll ehuins, ihence snulli 80 cbnins, thenco east 80 chains to point ofcoininenceniont. Dated March 1st, 1007. F. F. FULLMER, sat inch I) liy Harry Smilli, Agent. l.ANn NOTICE, Notice ia liereltynivt.il Unit (H) llll) a after date 1 laic...I toapply tu Uu: elite! liiiiiiiiilaalnnernl Lniula niul Wink, fnr penniHaii... ... purchase tl.u billowing ilraiirilietl IiuiiIh in Weal Kni.ton.iy ilia- trie: l-i.inn.eai-liiK at n pn.l planted nt ll.e anull.-ii-eat ........er nf I,.-. 211'i, iiliulit W mile, more nrleaa, frnii! euat allure nt Upper Airmv Lake, tlience tinilli 80 elinlns, neat 4.) clialna, soutl. X'i cluilna, east 11 cluilna tn pnlnt nf .-i.iirnciiceiiui.it. (>..• tnliiinti .H2->iicrea inure or leaa. Dnto.l ml. Mnrcli, IIHli. ......I null I! K, S. MOItltlS. NOTICE Notico Ib hweby nivou that % days after dnte _ intond to apply to the Chlof Comnil-iHlonar of Und* and Worki for a speciul Mitiinc to rut I inlcnd to apply to the Chlof Com nil-winner of Und* and Worki for a speciul Mitiinc to rut and carry nway timbor irom tlio following E. A. HAGGEN, Real Estate and Insurance Agont REVELSTOKE, H.C. Express, Draying Storage All •vv l^V«M'M%«%«%««t«%%*n'*>^*iVM*MVf <*> t* inds of Liqht and Hefivv f Krli'' ,:"H wl ^ualBr in L,iv" ,sl"L,t' *I:irttat3 in !i11 t,ie i)rim'ii,ii' ow™ <wti 4 " *j 4 Ti •■'■■• f Alberta, BrltUh juiurahla and lite Vnltoii. Packers nf the Celebrated Brand * a "lm entor" Bams and Bacon, and 8hamrnck Brand, Leaf Lard. a P. BURNS & COMPANY, LIMITED, t HKAD OKI-'ICK: Cai.oaiiv, Ai.iiki.ta. 0 Wholesale and Retail Meat Merchants f Hauling Undertaken THE MONEY SAVING WORK-SAVING SOAP That'-i Royal Crown kind— made in Vancouver—Largest Soap Factury neat of Winnipeg, lions., cleaning and washlngareeasy with itsheip, And the money saving iJ Uie Premium System Booklet tells what ive give lor Roval Crown Wrappers. Send lor it—Free—Also try thc Soap. Royal Soap Co., Ltd. Vancouver, B.C. SAFES, I'lAN.!.-. ETC. Dealer in Wood, Coal and Feed. Phone 71. House I'hone 7 To Trappers Raw Furs Bought Uash Prices Paio F. B. WELLS, Exporter of Purs FOR SALE Central Hotel zr^s^'REVELSTOKE, B. C. ABRAHAMSON BROS., PROPRIETORS. Sewly Imi I. First-class in every respect. All modern convini.lices Large Sample Rooms. Rates $1.60 per Day. Special Weekly Rates. Queen's Hotel, Trout Lake, under same management IKONEY SAVED!!! IIY TRADING WITH US. From 25 to 50 Per Cent Saved on yenr Grocery Bills. We sell at. retail at lowest wholesale prices. Hotel nAH" boarding bouse keepers, (armors, miners ami lumber men will lind it to their advantage to investigate us. WE PAY THE FREIGHT to any railway station in llri.ish Columbia, We only handle first-class and pure goods. We guarantee prompt delivery. No order too small, none loo large. Write for our price list, IT IS FREE. Bo convinced that you can save money. NORTHWESTERN SUPPLY HOUSE 2511-261 Stanley St., WINNIPEG, Man. describe.! laiuls sitnnted In Weat kooicnay illstrlot: _ .. ("....in.....i-i.ik at a pnsl p'anlc.1 on the bl.,n*on llie weat able ol Wh.nkey Point and marked" W. K.Ogllvle's south weal, cornorpi«t,,"Hieiice norlh lll.fli.iin-:, llieiuft-jfcst 161) chains, tlience annlh l.l chains more Tfr lc.*n to lake shore, theuoe west. lrjO chain, to point, ul coiiinieiiccmc.it. Ilnlcil |."cli, 12th, nm;. wod feb 2(1 W. K. OOIbVIlt', NOTIGE. Notice is hr-roby idven lhat 60 days from date I Inteud io apply to the Honourable the (Ji lei OommlKiioner id Lnnds and Worka for per- mis-dun to purchase the [niinwiiiR dost-rlbed IiiihIh, nUuatediii (ialena Hay, and more par* tlctilnrly t!eticrll.ed an lollows; BfKiuiiiiiK nt a pout I'luuteil at tbe north-enst rnrin-'r of AndyOlion's ranch, aiid'cnlled ' I', J Olson's N.W cornet pom." thenee-in chain* can, Ihence 4i)ehaluHiouth, thonce 4'J chiiiim wt-st, tiii'iii'c4i. ehuins north to point ot com* incli'fluent, con tn minis liin acres more or lc**. Dated .mn, Aitli, 19u7. feb 16 sat P. .1. O'^ON. NOTICE Notice i.i hcrci.y given tliM-fti dayaaftopdntfl Mi.tend toapply to the Hon. Cbinf Comtnla- (doner nf bind-, and Work- for p*>rmlhHji>n to purrlui-R the followlngdoacriHcd landa: Sitnnted nbout u\n mllra north ut tho mottth of McDonald Creek, on tin- caM shore nf i'pper Arrow Luke, Joining T. LOlflon thosotttb- woal corner: running eaat 10 chftlnn,sotlth 10 idmiiiM, went (ti Gluiiiif, north h uhnins Lo place of commonoement, Dated Maroh Mli, IIKit .ut mohil TUOMAB WniOHT, LAND NOTICB, Notlca in horoby given that 60 days after 'int*11 intend t*» apply in the Chief fjominlsslonoi'nf Lands and WurY* fnr permission tt, purchase tin* following described lands in Weat Kni-im-ty district: Cominenclnfl nt a pn-t plantod nn west stmro nf Upper Arrow Like, at Shelter Bay, at tho sontli* easl corner nf Lnt mi j . thonco folio* liifl Hi**, sontli* em Imnii'lary nf Lot 811 wostftl ihalns*, tliortcfl .soulli hn clntiriw, citft B0chains, uortli 80 chain! to |iiilnt nf connnenceinent, Containing IHO ncroB, b. M. 1UE, Dated Match llth, 1907. wed mcli 13 Satisfactory Terms Can Be Arranged. House and Lot, on corner Kir*, airm-t nnd Boyle Avenue, a business site. > Villa I/it ailj.iiriini! City Limits nn Big Bend Road A good stone quarry and Brit-class uracel in..I sand for building purposes. A (.""d bed i.f Brick Clay and 11, r.-e acres cleared suitable lor fruit growing. RESIDENTIAL LOTS HEVEL9T0KI Six Lots in Iilnek 40. On": Lot. in lilttfk I-l. f'.O foot, Two Lots on Eighth St., ILU foot. One Lot, Blook 97, with ..nice building. Knir Lols, Block W, ih foot, Cor, Third Street and Connaught Avenue. Interest in good mining property and timber limits. (Ind Farm hinds in Buckley valley. wOne Cement Block I'lant in good Corking order with all atlnchinei'ts mplutn. ORIENTAL HOTELS suitably furnished with the choicest the markel affords. Best Wines, Liquors and Cigars, Rates $t a day. Monthly rate. J. ALBERT STOTTE PROF. Queens ftotel COMAPLIX Hcsr brands oi W'.nes, Liquors and Cigars. Travellers to Fish Creek will find excellent accommodation at this Hotel. CHIEF YOUNG, LAND NOTICK. Nni im Is hereby Riven thnt 60 days after date I Intend to apply to the Chief Commissioner nf Lands and Works for permission to purchase the followiii|{ described lands In Wost Kootenay district; CinniiicnrinR at a post planled about one mile snutli fnnn tlm S. ft. corner of Lnt Sl I. on shore of I'pper Arrow Lake, thoncu west 80 cliains, sontli Stielitiiiis, mst NO chnlns. nnrlh Kt) chains to point nf I'diiinif lic.i'iiH'iil. ("mil;iinin-*, 640 acres. Dated March Uth, lisu. Bed ra-.1i 111 L, A. M, MORRIS. LAND NOTICK. llntlce 1s hereby Riven tlint6'i dnyn after dato I intend to apply tn the Cliief Comiiilssiniier of LihiiU and Works (tn* permission to purchase tlm following(do&crilwd lands In West K.iutetmy district: (lomineiiciiinataposl plnnted at tbesoutb-wost eorner of Lot 2111, east side of Upper Arrow Lake thenee east Ml elinins, smith lit clmins, west SO cbnins, north 40 cliains to point of i ninnieiicenieiit.. I 'until iiiiiit- :i2ti aerea moro or less, Uuti'd March mh, lt)07. wed mcli 18 H.C. MORKK LAND NOTICE NOTICK Is hereby Riven that60 days after date I Intend to apply to the Hon. Chief Com missioner nf Lands ami Winks for permission to mircbase the following described lands In the West Koiitenav District, galena Hay, east side of Upper Arrow Lake: CorcmcnciiiK at a post pi a utnl at P. Mailer's smith-oast corner and inarked "Bruce A. Lawson's southeast corner poat." Uience boiiLIi4Uchalna*. tiience wesl te ehains, thence north im chalna, thence east 2't '■hnin**, thence nnrth 20clmins, llieiue east */n cliiiins tn pmnt of CHinmenceuieiit, and coolnlng RMLacrea more or leaa, patodQulonn li.-ii. iim'"Vih February, imr;. feb*27wed BIIUOK A. LAWSON. Proprietor I'ur f till pmtM'iilai'K n pply to E. C. FROMEY HOTEL VICTORIA Under New Management) ROBT. LAUGHTON, Prop, REVELSTOKE, B C. Kirst-chis ai:coii.t...iil..li..i. lor travellers. Iiest brands ol Wines, Spirits, and Cigars. RATES $1 AND $160 PER DAY FREE BUS MEETS ALL TRAINS NOTICE. NOTICK I8HKRKRY (J]V].;n tlmt thirty iluys after ilnle I intend to apply to thc ('hlef Ci-mniMnntT of Lands and WorkHfora Hpcelal licenso to cut and carry uway timber from llie fnllowiiiK diWOrlbw landa In the Dlseriel of w ci kootenay: Commencing al a pnal maikcd "James Ander- son's north-west comer poal," plumed on the east side ..I HiiMlti'h (reck on Town Line 10BOH, ruii- 1*0111* oasl mi chalna, tlwico sontli m cbaius Ihniiro west fa clialna. tlionco nnrlh 81) chains to pllU'imf 'nm iiii'iicemeiit. Dated March 1st, IW17, sni mi'ii tt jas anhkhsov NOTICE Nol ice ls hereby «i/en Mint 30 dayn aftor date I iiileml lo applv to 1 ik-Chief ('ommbo-loncr of Laml* niul Work* for aapcclal licence to cut and carry away limber from tlm following doflcrlbod landa tn Went Koo'.enay Dlitrlot! Com clog nt a pnst iimrk'd "It II. Hnwyer's north oati corner poal" planietl almigshtu a post imiiki-d "H, imiiii'lb'v's n»rtli »est 1:01 ner post," nn west side nf Kris'')- Creek, running joulli^20 '■Iinins, thence oust t*1' clialna, tlienco' north -10 chaini, thence west 4«) chains, th-*neo north 60 chains, Ihence west 10 chaini to place of cdm- miticetnent Dated March 1st, 11*07. NOTIGE Nol iuo Is liul-oby ulvon that 3d .laj-»..fl....' dato I Intond to apply ti.tl.oCI.lef Coiiliiils-lonor of Units .mil Works Ior a apodal llconao to out, andcau-v away 1 bailor fro... ll.o following .da- sorilii-.t laiula situated 111 tt.c Woat Kootonay District: I. Coniiiionctiig at a post planted about ono iniin norlli from tl.o north-wcl otn-noi-of Ijoi No, Sfl(. and marked "Hert lllylli's south-oast cornor post," llionoo north 811 chains, thonoo wost. SO chains, thencu aoutl" tn ohnins. thouoe east su ohains to pointof vonimoncomunu '-'. I'liiniiii'iioitiK at a .ni.l. planted ahont ono mllo innili from lho north-wnst oornor of Lot No. SOU anu markod "Ho. t Blyth's north-oast cornor |..«t," thonco woat SI chains, thunce south Sll ohains, tint.ice cast 811 ohalna, thonce north SO chains to point ol oommenot-mont, 3. ('oiiiiiieiuiii.n at a posl plaotod at (l.o north-wesl coruor ol Looation No. 1, marked "Hoi-t Hlytli's north-easl comer no..,,' thonco west SO eliuiiis, thenco aouth HO cbnins, theuoe uasl 80 chain,, thenoe north 80 ohains to poin OI commencement, 1. Commencing at a post plantod at tho nortli-west oornor ol Location No. 1 and marked "Uen Blyth's south-east corner post." thenoo west su chalna, thence north 80 chalna, thonco cual 80 chains, thunce south 80 chuina to point Of ifiiiniii.-nif.ni.iiu. Datod February 18111,1007.' leb 20 wod IlKKT BLYTH. LAND NOTICK. Nutlet, ia li.ti-t-l.j- given lhat so .hy. ..Iter dale I Inlend to npply tn tlie cl.lcl Ciiieuil'llouer ol Lnll.H and works (nr rJarmMilon to hurohf.se tl.e h)!lowlii|> described hunts In West Koiilenay ills- trict: (-f.iiiini-iii'liiK at n post plnnted nt the N. I-;, cunier ol i.nt 71-1.1,"... N. K, Ann ul Arrow Lakes, tlienee south SO ellirlm, east 80 chalna, north Su chains, weat 80 .-luilna to point of oiiinineneeinent. Ouiilf. ii.iiiu (itu nerea. Dule.l Mfitfli llth, 11)07. »ed moll I.-I 1). .Mcl'HADI.KN. NOTICE Notlcu Is hereby given thntwidayssfterdate I Intend to apply to tliu Honorable, the Chief "Coin- missioner of Lands and Works fnr pei mission tn 'uiii'hiisc the following described hiiulB, situated mii lho Kish Rtver valley and more particularly described as follows: Itegiiiniiig at a post one-half mile north-east of Angus McKay's pre-emption, marked ' O, M.'s S. K, corner post," thenco tit) chains cast, «n cliains north, Hi) chains west, 80 clmiiis south to pumtof commencement, containing tMU acres, Dated January luth, KH17. O. bUMNKtt, wed feb 13 PerQgorge gnltlamlth. Agent. LAND NOTI(!K. Notice is bon by given that 6J days after d-xtel inlend to apply to tho Chief Commissioner of Lands ami Works for permission to piirchiaotie following described lands in West Kontcnay district: Commencing at a post planted about one miln casliuf IM70.0, on shore of N, K, Armof Arrow Lakes, tlience aouth 80 chalna, east B0 chalim, nnrlh 80 chains, wsl 80 clialna to pointof com- iiiciici'iiiciit.. CotiLiitiing lilO acres, Dated Mnnh llth, 11W7. wed mcli 13 H. MOUH18. (iat mcli 9 H. H. 8AWYBR, NOTICE. Notice Is hereby given (ha.00 days alter dale I Inlend to apply ...the. hlol Commissioner of bauds nnd Horis l.n i-ermls.lon to pi.rel.nao ll.e following descrilied land.: C..mn.cn..|..g it t j.o.1 planlcd a. the s W orner ol T. Hooch's pre.emi.llnn, marked "dins. I.erk's S, W. .-orner post,1' running caat So chat..., south 20 chalna, wevt So ohalna, thence nortb M otiHins to pnlnt nf commenco- moro or loss. U.led leb. 7th, 1J07. PerJ... Anderion, Agent. ' leb 1« uit CHAS, BECK, I I .nnl*iiiiiI urka h.r s •,.- .... I.;- .-. ..."•: t,.ul is;r. noi'. i.miter 1 ■ m .l.e '.ill....!..,, il.-s.-rlli.-.l'liili.tsilt .1..- l-.s.luilil IV.-.I li-"---■ 'i- , ilf-li.-l,: I. .f.iniiiit-iii-iuii >.. i. p-s. planleil ul. u '"nu soil one liun in [ea tip Ihe nurlli-oa.' I., k ul. t.. lil c.i-ek, ui-iilieil -'Ale. I'C.llui.e's ■ « I er,"il.,i.i-ci'u»IS.'.-hsl..s, fit.-...-. * -nihsii elinlns, Ihcuivw.sis. olinlus, 11 ......r.l. 8- j chains i.i pulnl..(commence. eut ■i ifiiii-ii-niii.snini-...' plrnied slsi.it two ..ml nnil u.llea ... .hi- norlliutui luiki.i UoldCreck, marked -.Hex .'I'lll'"""' ■" ut-st- i-uiiu-r .hen iiurili 1(1(1 t-linina It hinilli in. .-iini.is l.i p......... ........ui'iii-eif i ommenclng st a p.... plained abun .lll.-llllil'r if Un' Mt,| w llceuafl, >cm undo I. T [IW (..'il-Mvi r: do ..rlli... hinds ii .Illll If III." Ci 1.1 I 'it I'i nl cf; nml on<'Imii Inlloa up the north-easl lui Quid Creek, umrkud Alex, VollletVa son.ii- tniHt corner." llienee wosl 40 chains, ihence norib uiu clniiiu, tbeiieoiiut tollin theme snutli Hit) clinink to point Of comiimieenieiit. Located Feb 18th, 1907 1 Commencing at a post planted oboul one nml one quarter liiik-s up tinld l reek Irom mouth ul n mi-east lurk, and marked •aha. Veillette's north-east enrner." thencu wmili so cliains, llionce west ae chalna, thoneo north 80 cbnins, tlionco east an chains lu point uf ciimm.necmeiit, 5, CoiniiH'iieiiiL' nt a poll [dallied nbout one Hint ouc.i'Uiiiler miles UpUoliI Crcrk from lid nn.mli ei ihe nonh cnsl Imi. mnrkeil" \W\. \olllelle,s north-west curuer," theiU'oaoiilh m) chuius ihoticeoaatHUchalna, Hieneo iwrtbyj cb.ilns. liic-iice west nc chalna to poiut of cum inoncemeut. ti, Coiniimiieiug ut a post plnuled about tliree Hint one quarter miles up Uold t reek (rum the moiiili uf the north-ess I i,.rk marked "Alex Veillette's north-enst corner," thoneo south 81) chains theueo we*tlj0 chaiua ihonyu nortb suehalns, tlu-nce ensiAicliuii.i- to point of commencement, 7, Coinmeneing nt a posl planted about three »ml uiic-i'ii.incr mllua up Uoldiroik Irom the uixiiiii ni thuuorlfj'uasi fork, marked "Alex Veillette's iitirth'Weal corner," tnence south HU chaiua, ilium*., vasts, ohnlna, ihenco nnrtli 80 chaiua, tHence we»t ni . imins to pulul nl commencement ti, Commeuelng at a poat pi-an ted about three nmi oue-quaner uiiluaup Uuld Croek Irom the mouihul he nunh-cnsi fork, marked "Alex Veilk'itu's auttllK-ast corner ' t he-fee nonh "li'cbitiiis, llionce west likiehsiiu tbenee soutb ill chaius, itiun'cc east IUjchains tu poim oi cuininciieemeni. !). Commencing nt a pusl plumed about threo snd uij •'•quarter uules Up Uold creek Irom the lip-nth ul the liortb-caat fork marked "Al-.'X. Velilette'a soullvwesi corner," ihen o cast 8ocVh.ii , thetut- uortti su chains incneu west 80 cl ains, tbenee south 80chains lu poiut of uuiniueui-t-meuu lu. Commeuoliig Ht a posi plantod shunt live mm oii.i-'iuiiner miles up *u.il i reck ir in the in..ulh u. tin.- hurtli-east furk, marked "Alex Vollluttc'a ui>rii -oast corner,' theuco south ni ciiuiua, the.u'O wcsttiOcha ns, tlunec north Hit chmns, tliuuco ea&t so chains tojiomtol com- nicuci'iiiem. n. Commencing at a poal planted up flold Creek almul rive ami uncqiinricr miles Irmii the mou.b uf the iiorih-.ns't fork, ton ked ".'lex Vetlletie's north-weai ertruer." dunce sninii so elinins, theace cast SO chuina, taeucc ininli a* rlinins, iheme weit60 chaiua to puim ol eommeii eincui. l!2, i oinnifticlllg ni t pOBt plnuled up Quid deck aiiniit live and one-quarter miles irom tbo mouth oi ihe mirth-vast f rk, marked ".\lex Veiiuue's soutlpea&t corner" thence f.orth 80 chains, thenee westso chains, thence Bouth wieiinhis. iiH'iioe easi su cbnins tu point of I'uiumeiii'ciiieiit. IH. Commencing at a post planted up Uuld Creek sbuia livo nnd une-.piar.er miles from tl.e mouth of the north-east furk. marked •■Alex. Veillette's annth-weBt comei," them north 80 clmins. iheneeeast si chainB, Uiouco south 80 chains, thence west mi ehains to point of eominctieemeht. 14. Cumnif (-ing nt a post planted up Gold Creek nlnnit seven nud one-quarter miles (nun tbe niotilb of the northeast lurk, mnrked "Ab'X. Ve little's north-east corner." tbeuce south fll ■Timlin, thenee weit 80 chains, iheuce north mi chains, ihanet easi 80 chains tu puim of conimcnctment. Ifi, Cummeneing at a po*! planted upQold Crock nbout seven and oiie>niiirier mile- Irum the mouth nf the north-enst fork, marked "Alex. Veillette's Muttti-ea-t comer." thenee north 80 cbnins, thenee west so chains, theuce soulli nm Iinins. iheneeeast su chains to puim of ommciii-einciit. KJ, Coinineneilig nt a post pfnutcd up Gold Creak nbuut seven nnd oue-qunrlcr miles from lhe mouth nf the iiortVeast lork, marked "Alex- Veillette's sonth-west corner," thenee ensi 80clintns. thenct nurth 80chnius, tlu-nce west 80 chains, tbenee sum i8Uchains to point qf commencement. 17. C-tunmenHm: at a post planled up (Inld Creek Hbom seven nud one quarter miles Irom tbe month of thc nnrih-ensl lork. mnrked "Alex. Veillelle'a northwest corner," thi nee east fti cbnins, thence south 80.Chains, thonco west 80 chaina, thence north 80 chnius to point o( commencement, '18. Commencin*; at n post planted-up Gold Creek ahout eight mid one-quarter miles from the norm-east furk, marked "Alex Veillette's norih-west corner." thouco tuu b ■ttcUttlus, thenee CMl lfin chains, -hei»e norib -IU chains, thenee west 160 chains to puint uf commence* n pOSt |:1; birli of U mnrkod "tin- Lin, -\\ |;, cm-,,., Ill ehnins, tbonco Mmtli im * i iii 10 clmins, theueo north MU rliul C -11)10011001110111, -. I'ummonclng nt a past pin mites up ilm south fork of U . murked "(ius Lund's N. W. e.... east tt" ehnins, llienco east to chnlns, thouco suuth 100cuius, theuce n III clmins, iheme I wo-t II) chains, theuco north 1130 chnlnj tu point r common union t. ;i. Commencing at a poat planted about VA I I - I| .. npplv f till- l.lll. :!:,. I*!l:- : i-.,,H",,fl III.IS nil ,\-„.-kaI.. i 'I'll •■- In I'lll f!(| .-I.!- - '■ ■ •i iiiiii! iiii r.i|. M I |,.| 1- ... Iio .-i-i.ny 1. 1* MM! -. iiliuil.'.] 5 s. !•:. ■hfi nf .-..in....-. ■1. C-iii im f, milos ..). .1.0 sm.iiIi fork i.f (i.Mtl.-tri.'iiin, and i.iir.ifii "(lus Luud's S l-i. corner," thenco west ll chaius. llioiu-u imrlli Sl. eliiiiii*. thouco Oii.-Uil l.f.iiis, llienee-tiutl..".. elinins to poiut ol coin- tteuceineut || -lius Lnli.ll N. B. curuer," tlionco wo*t 111 ehniiis, thouro soutl. I.'*) elinlns tlionco on.t 10 club s. thence uorth Kljonniis to point ol enin- meneement. ii. Commeneing ..... post plnntotl shunt -I milu* ti|. tlm south furk nl Qoldstream nud marked "ilu* Luud's] N. W. enrnor." thouro oasl liiclut.it*, thence south llio chains, thenou \ve*t Iiichiiin* thence nnrtli ltio chains lu imiiil ..1 t-itiituiitlii-eiiitiiil. .1. communclngntu lost planted nli.iit-1.; ...il... i.|> .... soulh ftirkuf Qoldstream uud murked "Uu- Lund's 8.B cornor," tlienc. wost SO chuius, thoncu uurth a.) tfli.ii.i-. thouce ens. SO el.i.i..*, thenco ...nil. SOuhutus... pjiutof cum. luoneomont. 7. Coniiiieiiciiig nt n pest planted aliout 31 mlioS UP llm stiiitl. furl: uf li.iiil-ftroiitn. ttttll iiiitrke.l "(in* Luud's N 1-1. cornor," tlience west ...iliiinis, tlienc- -out 1, Imi chuius,thence o:.*i 10 chuius, tbeuce north 1'io ohutustu point of e iinitiiint'i'iiioi.t. s. Commencing at a post, planted aboul Hi ....loa iip ilto sunlit furk of Uoldstreain and iiiiiik.-n "Uus blind's N.U*. nuriiei',"thonoo i-it*i i.i chain,, thoneo somh llkl ohains, thencu west lu chains, ihencu uorlh l.**. chains io puim ul ci'inini'iii'i-tiii-nl. at a post plnuted abuul '■!'. I. lork ... ii..lil.*[i't>iiiu, fimi d'aSK. oornor." Ihonuu wet miin -im-ImiIi,-, 11n ii...i.i-if-n l. 80cluilna i>< .imiii. uf ci..... 0. Cm ...ilea ill ■iiiii,.... "111.* I .-.llllllll..*, II.CM cl , thenco, u.uncomon.. In. Coin.uonoliig.ita pot planted nl...... IJ mites..,. 11...soulli forkoi Qodstroam, uini-iu-ii ■iiu* bund's N*. I'l. .■...■nor."' iln-ii.f- west 10 chains. Ihoneo suuth It'-i oliatns, thoneo eusl In Mi.nn , tlioiiL-o north Iim oha>ns ... pu.... ol .inn, m. ll. Coninienaiug .it a post plnntod aboul 11 miles up. he sunt I. fork ... Qoldslroiini, inarked "Una 1.111111'* N. U*. oornor," lln-uco cast lit ohains, Ihence suulh 1110 ohnlns, Ihoneo wesi tu chains, thence norll. llio ohains to puint of cun.. U.I'lll'Clllt'lll. I.1. Co.ninonotng at a pus: planted nlr ul li milks up iln- -milli font of Uol.tsti-uau. nud marked "Uus Lund's K. 10. oorner,' Llionce west ehnins, il.onoe northtU chains linuceuasi cl.nt.is, liionco (O.illi Ml chni.is lo pninl of iiiiliiotii-ifinent. Dated Jan. 81st, IM7. inch 11 wod UI'M LUND. LAND Norion. i 1.1-roli) given .l.nl alio.'dale I -.lift*...... -,,t Koute ment UcsledFel. lllh, IW. 1... cimnienring al a post planlcd up (.old Creek aho... eight aiid-nne qnarlcr milefrora Iho north-east tork No '-'• inkrkcd"Alex yell. l.-l.c's K...II.-.VC.I corner," ll.onro nnrili in chains, ii" nue e»s> I'*' ('l"ll"s- ""*'"*'-'""""'w chalna thenee west 10 chains to pointol eoninienecniuiit. . . , , ., "H. ct..nmen.-in« st s pnst ilanlcd aboul three and nne-ii'iarlcr mllea up Uie norlh lork i.f i,ol l Creek, marked -ales Velllettes tinrtll- »ostcornor,'Mneni.e ess. to elinin<, ilieucc soulh llkl .-lisl..*, llienee w.-sl W .liilllK, tlienee nurlll IHO elialii" U" P°lu' "I' oninii'lli-eiiieut. 21. Coinmeneing nt n posl . lani.-.l -hnnt llircc nml une-iiminer miles up llie nor.li lurk of ..old (reck, marked "Alex, vclllotlo s nortli- east corner." thence west 10 elinlns, tbenee south 160 ohains. ihenee ea*. m chains, tlienc norlh i«o elinins lo poim ol commencement. •ri. commencing si » p.«i planled sou three snd one-qnarlcr miles up ilui nurih lurk ol ..old cnek. iu.irke.1 "Alex \e.ll..-tles soulh-wesl c mer," llienee ens. in ehalus, llieiii-c imrlli l* chains, llienee wesl In cltalns. ihenco souih 1. 'J chains lo poiut ol commence mont. , , , , ■a. commencing al a pnsl planled about llircc and one-quarter miles up llie norlh lurk ol Uold Creek, marked "Alex \ cilK-l.e s sunt.-,- enst eorner," ll.e.u-c west aurlinins, ihenee imrlli SO chains, Ihence enst*) c mlna, liionco ionth mi chains io point ol commencement. 21. c..lnn..!..ci.ig ill s posi plnuled ahoul live and ouo-.iiiar.cr miles up lhu north link ill ..old Creek, n-a.ke.l "Alex. Veil[(.tic'ssoulh- n-cal corner," uience east t;, elisiu*. lli'-iice norib 1C0 chaius, thenee west l.l chaius, thouce B....U. ioo chains lo <.i.lni ol commencement. 25. Commencing at a post plained aboul live ana one-quarter miles up the-uorth lork ... Unlit Creek, marked "Alex, Votllott.', nnrlh- oat corner." thenoo weal SO chains, thenee Iouth so chains, llionce euat SO clmins, Iheuce norlli so chains lo pointol c..m.i.cn.cm.iil, ■a. Commeueiug al a posl plnu.od about live and ou.e-qu.ricr ...II s up ll.e north lork ol Uuld creek, mnrked "Alex. Velll,"tie's "mill- enst corner," tlicneo weat so chain", Ihoneo norlh 80 chains, llionce east SO chains, lln-ncc aoulh So chains lo poinl ul cniiiiiieticonieul. ,.„c.,cdl*eh....,,h,.«,7.AiiiSYisiLLisvrE Dated M«rch6th, 1007. wed Notice if intend to apply 'tn .lie Clllel l l.fin.ls fimi W.u-ifs fut- psi-tiiissii.it to full .whin iieat-i'iiii-il lands, situate in ...iv district: Commeuelng at a post planted about lOchains simili fr tiie south-wesl. comer uf Lot No. Olid tin.I innrkeil ".I. K. Johnson's south-east comer post," tlienee nortl. SI. chains llli-nee lies an elinlns,tiience sunlit an chnius, tlienee cut .-0 chains to imiut ol cumiiiencuiuuut. containing 01" no.es. linled ml. March, 1007. wed inch l:l .1. IS. JOUNSUN. LAND NOTIBH. Notice is hereby given that 00 days after itftte I Intond to apply to Uie Chiel Commissioner ol Lnmls and W orks (or permission ... pnri-lnae ll.o billowing deBciilied lands, situate in West Kuotc. uny Distriet: Commeneing st a post planted.....' chain east nf thcN w. coi-iu-r ul Loiiou, iiiuiip l.nnil marked "A. .luhnsiin's S. W. corner pu.1t, thenee east SU chains,'tlience nurth 81) chuina, tlience wet 8U ehains, thoneo aouth 8.1 cliahin tu tlie puint nf coiuiuoneonient. Cuntaining MO acres. Daled 12tli March, !!«!• wed inch 13 A. JOHNSON. Nolice is liereliy given Uuu iiu days alter date 1 intend I.. npplv to lhu Cliief .iplnmlsslollur 0l Umis anil Wnrks lur permission to "purchase the lOllowlilg ili'Bcrihe.I lands, situate In West Knote- nny district: .,.,.., ., Cnninieneinp al a post planted ul Um north.oost eornor ut A. Jol.ns.iu'. application and I kod "W J. Kraaer's S. K. corner pusl" tliem-e iniilh 8u elinins, tlienee weat 6.1 chains, thenee small """ clmins, theueo oust an i'liains In lho point of c mencenient. Cnntainingtilo acit-s. Dated Utli Maroh, list?. wed nielll3 W.J I'UASKIt NOTICE Notice Is hereby given that 110 dnys after date we intend to apply tu the UonoranJ"t!io Ulilol Commissioner ol Lnnds and Works tjrBpecml license in rut and curry nwny thine* Irnin the follmvlne denarlbeil lands, sllunijil In Dlstrlul ol West Kootenay, IL C, 1, Cominonoing al a nost marked"1 Lamb- Watson Lumber(To'b nortli nest corner nost" planted on nurlb baak ol McKenzie Creek nml nboul (mn- miles (nun tin* moulh, theacenoulh m chains, lhcnco west 40chains, Ibeuce nontli IU chains, tlience cast m chnlns, iheuce north 11W clialnn, thence wosl 10 chnlns topfilutol Duiiitneucemcni. Dulod tblnliilbdsyoi I'ebrunry.tsOT 2. Commonclug at ■■ post miirkcd "Lnmb Wbison ).umber CO. nArtn-c«si enmr pusl,' plnuled on norlh bnnk ol HoKonsle Creek and aboul four milos frmn momh thenco wost 8B cbnins, thence -amith 80 ohalna, thenee en-nan ihalns, tbenee north 80 chains to point ol com- numcement. Uaied Ibis Mlh day ol Kchruitrj, ItKb. LAMJi-WATtiUN LUMHKU CO., LTD. ««d feb W Locators, NOTICE VOTICE ia hereby givon thnt sixty, dnys x\ niter dnlo I iutond to apply to tho Chief Commissioner of Lands nnd Works for speciul lie.-it-ii to cut ainl enrry nwuy timlior Irom the following described lauds silimto iu Vu' district: 1. .'Miiiiiii'tn-iiig a. a ■ post planted on the enst side of Haiuhow Creek, a tributary uf yhnswap Ilivor. and ahout !> milea from its tnm.ili, nml mnrked 'A. M. Syinniia' N K. enrner litis!,' theuce west 80 chains, thenee south 80 ennina, thonee eaat at. elinins, thc.l-e nnrlh an chains to place oi euuiiiielicenielit. llllleil fel'. Illll, 10.17. 2. Commencing at a pnst plantcil If, milo smith of ltiiinliow Creek allll III, iniles [rum its ...until iiiiiI innrkeil 'A. M. Sj-inuns' *,. W. curlier post," theuce suuth 80 chains, tlienee ense 811 (-hains, theueo uorlh 80 chains, thenee west80chains n. ..Iff. .■ nf l-Mlllllf.-IH-I'llll-llt. Dated fell. Uth, 1IKI7. 3. Commencing tit a imst. phutedoll the we*., lu.nk.if tl.e Shuswap hivor iiinlalinut uiie nitlo Irum Its ninntli. .narked ".I, M. symons' 3. K. corner post," tlience neat, 811 eliatm, tlienee north 80 chains, . lii-iii-e east s ■ elinlns, thenee snutli an chains tu place uf cinnnieneenunit. 1. Commencing at a post planted .0 chains north of location Nn, 3, and marked 'A. M. Symons S. W. corner poat," tlienee north 8u cliains, llionce east 80 cliains, thence suuth si. cnains, tiience west 80 chains tu pluee uf commencement, Dated Fob. 21st, 1807. ;".. Cnli'iitelicing at a post planted J miles inn iiorthorlyilireetiull from llie stiulli-ivest curlier ol Lease -lais, nml murked "A M. Hymens' N IC. -nrner peal," thenee .south 8U ehauta, thence west ti clialns, tlienee nurth so cliains, tlionco cist a.0 .halns tu place ut euniuieiieciitcnt. 0. t'..n.n.ei.i'ing ul a pnst planled 2 miles in n mirtlierly direction fron. the smith-west corner uf Lease 2818.uui mnrked "A. M. Syniuns's. W. cor- nei unst" thenee north hhi cliains. thence cast.-.. ehains. thenee Boll- h-n eslei ly Uiu chains lit"!'- "t less, following hniitiilary it Lut ISIS lu point nf -nmntcliceuiuht. Dated Mi. t'lltl, 10U7. 7. Commenolng at n pnat plnnted P. miles nnrtli easterly nf sugar Like, an,I mnrkeil "A. M. Synioits" N. W. corner post.-' ilieneu suuth an chains, thence east an cliiiins, thenee unrtl.SU chains, thenco west ao chains ... point uf coin- mencenient. 8. Ciiiiiuioni'i'ig at a post planted 2.) cliiiins east nf I.ncatinn pust Nn. 7, and marked "A. M. sv. molls' S. W. corner pnst," '.hence uorlh 80 elinins, theuce east 80 cli.ii.n, theuce smith 80 chains, theuce ..os, 8.1 chains to place of cummeucement. Dated Fob, Sli.nl, 1007. sat null 2 A. M. SYMONS. .11! 21 miles . ..lie S ■ 1. I-'...I: of .1st.-.- on ,-....] :.... k.'d -'(i'i - Linn!'*- lit -im ,- lit- l Sn i-li-tii... SU i-Ii.imi*. tlu-nce ensl si .111.it!, 80 clmins lo point ti'-iil. iciii"* nl ii iiii-i planted .it Uie N*. I'l. corner oi laii-ali n No, I. iml iii'.l;.-il --(in* Lund's N,«W. ...:- ner," thence enst SU ehuins, (bonce soutb .SU chains, ihence west Sll chnlns. 1, Commonolng at n pnst plauted 21i mllas tlienee norlh .SU ehnins to pniutof op the suuth fnrk of ilnidsiniiiu. and marked noiiiuienceinent, ll. Oo..i...e.icii.K ..I n post plt.nip.l nliout 11 ...ilea up the Nnrlh Fork nr Goldstrenin and nnu-keil "Gus LiTnu's \. \V. cornel-," thence ensl S!l rlinins, thence soulh 80 cliains,-tiience west so elinins, thence norlli 80 chains to poinl llf coll..Ul'lll'l'lll".111. I. ('i.ii....i..i.-i.iir ,-it ,-i posl plnnted ..hunt U miles up the North l-'oil; of (iolilsiiea... und mnrked "(ius I.n.id's N. li. eurner," thence wesl Sll.-1...ins, lh.....:e souih su chnlns, thence enst so ciniins, thenee north SO chains to poinl of.:..inini....'.'...enl. fi. Commencing ,-tl u p.wl pb.ule.l ..bout. IJ iniles up the North Fork of (ioblsiieiiu. nnd mnrked "(I..* Lund's S. \V. conier," tliPi.ce ensl 80e.hi.ins, thonce noil I. 80 clmins. tlience west su chuius, thencesouth si) chnlns lo poinl of .-on.in..|i..|...i..nl. (I. CniniilbncinK .-.! ;. post plunled ..bout U ...iles .ip ll... North Fork of (lolilsiri's........I mii-ked "Gus 1,.mil's S. |i. i-oi-l..-.-," lliei..-.. wesl SO i-l...ins, tbenee norl', 80 ehnins, Ihenee eusl S.l el.i.ins, thenee south Sll chnlns In poinl of [■(lllllll..IP-t-in.-nl. 7. ('..........i..-ini; ..I ;. pnsl plunted ..I.....I III inili-s up Hi., norib fork i.f Golds..-i-i.in nnd iliitrked "Gus Uinil's X. W. corner," thenco e.isl 80 el...ins, thence south 80 .-I.f.ins, ! ,. «-..-.. s:u ehnins, tbenee nnrtli80chains to point of couuneneumeiil, 8, t'.niiiiii-iKitiir a. .. posi planted nlin.il ill mill's up Hi" norlh f.n-k of Goldstrenin and mnrked "(ins l.n.id's N. Ii. eoi'tiei','* Ihence west 80 chuius, thencesouth 80chains, thencu ensl SO chains, tlienee north 80 chnius to p..in. of i-olilllietict'llienl. II. ('oitimi-iieini" nl .. post planted ion! lii, miles up Ibe no.-Ill fork of Gol.Ist.en.n .-mil marked "Gns Lund's S.\V. i-ni-it".'," Ihenee east 811 cliiiins, thetice norlli Sll chains,Jhenee west Si) clmins, llienee soutl. 80 cbnins to poini of commencement. to. Con....endue; nt a post planted ahnnt lil miles up tlie nortb fork of Ii..I.Ni.(.;.... nnd marked "Gns Lund's S. li. corner," thence west Su cliains. then.:e ......th Mil elinins, thence ensl Sll chains, thence south Sll chains to poinl of commencement, fj 11. Co..line...'ill"; nl .1 posl pb.nl.'.1 ul.out S.J miles up ll.e north fink of Golds!i-bnm .md marked "Gns Luud's N.W. enrner," thenee east SI) clmiiis, tlienee smith S'l chains, thence west. Sll chains, thenee norlli Sll i'liains lo poinl of.......ini'iireinent. 12 Commencing !'l a po-t planted ahoul 81 miles up the north fork of Goldstream ...id marked "(ius Lund's N. li. corner," thence wesl SI) eh-iin thence south Sll clmins, tlience en-'t 80 ......ins, tjieuce north SO i'linins to point of coinmencement. 18. I'oinniencin^ nt n post planted nliout SJ miles up the norlh fmk of Goldstiet.ni und marked "Gn,Lund's S. li. corner," ilienre west 80ebains, theuce north S'l chains, thence east 81) chuius, Ilienresouth Sll chains to point of ..onitni-ni-onii'itt. II, OnirimenciiiR nt a post planted about SJ iniles up the norlh fork'of Golds..-.-..... .....1 uiniked "Gus Luud's S. W. corner," Ihence ensl SO chains. llienee north SO elinins. Ihenee west SO ehnins, thence south SO chains lo point of I'liuiiii.-neeiiient. 15. Oomniencing ut;. post planted ..bout lllj miles up llie north f.n-k of Goldstream nnd mnrked "(lus Lund's N.W. enrner," thenee east 80 chains, thenco soulb 80 chains, lh........ wesi SO .-li,-.in--, il......... north 80 ehnins to point of commencement. id. ('nmi.......'iny; nt .. posl plnuled ulin.it lllj iniles up iln- north fork of (Inlilsii-eiiiii nnd marked "Gus Lii nil's X. E, cnriiei'," Ihence west Sll .-Imins. Ihenee soulli Sll ehuins, thpuce enst SO ehnins, tlienee north SO.-Iininsto point of commencement, 17. Commencing at a pnst planted nl.....I 101 miles up lhe .....Ill fo.-k of Goldsl.-i'iiiu un.l nnirked "Gus Lund's s. Ii. enrner," thencu wnst 80 chains, llienee norlh 80 chains, thonce enst Sll clmins, lb.mi.'., south Sll.-Iinins to point of coinmencement. .8. Commencing ill a posl plnnted almut 101 miles up the north fork of Goldstream and marked "(lus L l's S. Vi. ('iiiiii'!-," tlienc st 80 chains, thence nnrth80 chains, Ihenee west SO ehniiis, tbenee south80 chains to point of commencement, 11), Conimenclng nt a posl planted nbout, 12.1 miles up the north fork of Goldstream nnd .narked "G.is Lund s N, W, corner," Ihence .-..si so .-imins-. then.:.' smith* SO ehnins. thonco west SO liains, thence north so chains lo poini of commencement, 20. Commencing at .. pnsl plunled ..bout 121 ...iles up ll.e .....lh fork of .... A ..-.*. 1- |t-.| .itliillt ; lllg 'I ' I- '. Ml I... I ill M I. Il.-l.-.i.i '■ 1. il "A. '....: • S.IV, cr n r pni. . mi. .- nurth I -■ i -. -i-l 1 I - hul..-. si -;il, l.i chnius, ive 1 1:....-! 1.1 M, ..Ml to . ounni ill-cm.... :i . u UUU il.'.' fit ik !.-.■! li I'l 1 ll'.tltl eighl inil - <i|. li-,. ..I I- Crock . id one-hull mile ... r:ii. .iui in rkod " \. lie ■ it'll."- post, l. imi- t'ftfl si .li,.: ; .-•- N. w -. auuth B I, ell ch m-i i in I. elne ;t [mm 'If I.. Inn im ■ : :, v., I I,.,,.! '. . ■ lllcil .ImiiI ii ■t-l ..it l...!'1, ' ■ -.', ; ii I. I Con.: i-il f n. tit-lit.; nl n p»-l p ...i'e* up li- lloii.h Cru-lf fi-...... u'ltit:. mile north, nnd mnrked "A. Molii.e'* N.W. aimer, !...*(," Ihence cost 10 chain-, -.i.ili-.t ,'hai.t- ivi-1 -I. cfiiiiii*. norlh 80 chains lo poinl i.f coin uionccinciil f'i. Coinmeneing a! a post planted nlout tin uitlcs nil bis- MiiiiHi Ci-oek ni.d mm.-i. if ...iie norlh, and mm ked "A. Mcltae's s. w. nomu liosl." thonce Su elinins uortli, 80 chain- enst, 80 ebains soulb, an ihalns wo-t Ui point uf cum inouccmciii, "... Coinmcnoing ul a no*! |.lauteil ahoul cloven ...lhs up liig Mo... I. . 'roei. ..ml one Imlf mile north, nml mnrked "A. Mol.uo'sN W, eurner pu-i." ihonoe soulh an chnlns, cn i an ohains, uurth Su chains, wesl 80 chuius lu pulnl ..(.'...nine.iififini'lil. i. thonco 8 ut. tilth,.:«.;. left llnmee '- At I'll 1 chains ■I'lll •■ north, thencu -o 1 'I.. I-- - • ith, II ..-*.( I I , . "I'.. ■ !-. " sum t nl' i. i-i.I*- ft . ..'.* ., * ..* ■ l.i . Ill :.'.i . ,.;l\ .,*. i .* C' ■■■-; ibi I ..i . ,-• iii Wesl Kootemi} district-! 1. I'.i.Mill '||C I ■' * . lii; -* mlh bank oi Eiglil Mile Cn '_. inilc Irom it^ moulbt marked "E. A. ..ci.iifv's S. ]■;. enrner posl,' ill in - - - Ho clmins, tlience north 8u clmins, ihence .■ isi .* ■ chains, thence aoulh '<•■•; clmins t» [Mini of com men cement, _'. CommcHcing :it a post planted on soiithbaiir: o\' Ki^l'it Mile Creek aboul hall i 'iiii' from its mouth, marked "H. A. Bradley's X. 1-1, ivnu*i- post," thenco wesl So chains, thei cc south So chains, tlience '.'jisl 80 chains, ihence north So chains lo poinl nt commencemeni, ;,. Commencing at a post planled on souih bank of liighi Mile Creek about one ami a half miles irom its moutb, marked ''1*!. A, Bradley's S. E, corner posl," ili.'iK'i* west So chains, ihence nonh So chains, thence oast So chains, thence soulli S'i chains 10 point of commencement. ■ 1 -fi'-. ■ :o potnl 0 cum* a l o'ovc C . miles -...-in;, nt a p lip lllg .Uouil. isl planted lll-cok and. llllll lint III. nnr... .1 •A M.-i:.-..- i- pnsl ' 1 icneo mi'ili an ehnins, 'Intu ivi.l. -. -Oltl Illll. II -llllllll i> 111 le L- . UUI. HClllg HI il |. in, Dig M.iillli si ohnlns i Mt llf.llll.l ndc north, 1 illicit ' A. lloltoo' chain ol cn. 11.111. up Hig .Hi pusl planted nliniil iilii'ivel. uml ouo-hall 'll "A. .Mi-'.-.ie'- S.W. NOTICK in 1-1 apply tn tn :ii. I.lfi: Mclnlosli'sN.W.i lvoitufSng11rL.1l, Limil Nn. 11.23, ihouco si.U.1. wi'-i Sii.-liiiin*. tl : nurih "11*1 S'..r.jiius... Iluinlni c.ilnll Ua.o.1January Mil,, luui*. :'. Cumn.bnclun;...-. post ..I coruorbf Nn. 1, ihoneo smith wust an ehains, thenee north I on*. 80 chains in Imiut iif i ii Dnlo.1 .l.iuunry »h, 10W, 3, CommuncluK at a !><>*. south-west curuer ..( No. I, olinlus, thoneo unst sn elinins, thonc eiuiiiia. thonce w.-.*t an ohains lo pointol ..' I ..I. "Ilfiny .luticoinuiit. unlil"! nl lho N.U 80 ehuli.s, thonco m chnlns, tlienco plnuled iii ilm i poal plantcil on N*. K. cur- ilii'i HlMlI..'l"ll. I' llgil ■ll. -i- -n.li lies imrtli, ai .- muii. a' chnlns enst to i post planled unN K.eur- iff.'l mnrkeil "«*. f. Ugll .... nee .0 eli.iiu* imilii. -ii ia snath, 80 .Iuin* ensile W. I'. OIIIIAII'.. !'" in.. II..ii ri ml IVmlf* I.> pornuaslou to par Ul .- Id:,- ■ III. I-l.. p.'lli. ch J II. N. IIKNDKItSUN. HOTICE. m-i ,-htii" \. C> at innimicliig sniilli-wiM cornor ni' No clmins, tlionco wost N) elinlns thonco in chains, thouce cast mi ohutustu point nf moncoineoti Dated Junuary 29th, 10OT, HAUUV MclNTOSIL wodfoblS Hyti. K llritik.Agi LAM) XDTIL'i;. N' OTICK Ih hoveby uiven that OU ilnyi after dnte I Intend to tipply to the Hon. Uio Chief Coinnilaslonor of Lama ami Worku for permnulon to purchaao the fotluwing deacribed lamia in Wwt iCootemiy IHntrict: Commencingat a po-it pi inted ahout two mllea east of Lot 7W0 mi slime of N. K. Ann of Armw Lake theuce aouth 80 elidtna, east 80 chains, nortli bUchaiiM, wusttiO clmins to pointof cowiuenc*-}- inutit. Dnted March llth, 1007, wed mch 13 A, MOHIUH. NOTIGE. is OTICE Nolice is lierel'.y glvuh tbat. thirlv daya inlet ilnle 1 iutond tn apply tu thoUliioi UoiiiiiiU sioner of Landa uud Vvurka furu Hptjt.ini llconse to cut nml enrry uwuy timlier from lhe fullmv int; doscrlbed hunis situatod in Yum I'binei: l Comuionclug at n pnsl plunted on ihu wesi siduoi Least* 2818, ubuut mie inll-j Irom uie north mut of lease uml ubuut six miles imrlli of Sn^iir Luke, marked **.s Hill's southeast curuer pust," ruuniuy hO-^eha'tis west, tiicm-c BU chains north, timueu tio cliains oasl, Ibuucc 80 chains south tu pgint'iif couimunjamienl, 'i. Coinmouollig nt a poBt. planted mi the wesl siduoi Leui-e 2818, iib-jututnj milo Irom Lie nortb end oi lease uml about six milea north oi sm-iir Lake, marked "ri Hill's nortb.eiis1 comer post," riinninj* sn uhutns south, thotiuii nj ehmns wesi, ti.cnceai) cbalus north, thenou 50 elinins cast to point of commencement. Dated bept, l-Uh. HKJii wedfebUl S. Ill'I.. notice Sixty days alter .laic I Inlenil tn apply to ll.e li.-ii. i-.iI.Im the Chief Commissioner ol Lind. uml Works fnr ponnktsluu ... purchwielliefeil.iiihig duscrleetl lauds, silnntei] un Upper Arn.wLake, ninl limi'.. par. .enliirly doscribod as lullulvs: 11 i::n, llcgll dug at ili sun! •ivest comei' of 1, .1 f" 1 .■1 mnrki I -c. 1, N.W.I ,l'„'i II .halns nsl. then e III chains llsrlll, III. e.ist, then ■e III lhaius smilli ll. .halns nest, lli.'ii, o :io hains noith l«| .■■I lmt.h in ^'e-L I, imincueiug Hi n pi i i'tiilins ufler-lit'.* if (,'ominissloiK-i •■; iini license in cm rem the fnlhirtliiR .. '.eiiay.llstnct: .onl i .Iiniii ili su climns, ihi'in niou.'iiitf iu tl nt a posl mm |nit.''lheiie*: ai ..->, llienee s mills tu point <.b. 18tb, >'T. 1 Lot corner post,' West SU cliain., lice eust Mlelliilllli nlb-oasl cornerof ■■Jniiii Connor's <, ii so cliiiins, thenco bt) eliains, llienee inm-*,ui'iiii-ni. south I* ink ol Eight .Mile Creek about one and a half miles from its month, marked "I.. A. Hradley's \. E, corner post," thetice wesl So clmins, thence south So chains, thence easi So chains, ihence north Su ehains to point of commencemeni. 5. Co in mencing at a posl planted on south hank of Eiglil .Mile Creek about n\o ami a half miles from ils mouth, marked "E. A- Bradley's \. E, corner posl," iheuce wesl 160 chains, thence souih 40 cliains, Ihence oast 160 chains, tlu-nce norlh 40 cliainslo poinl ol commencement. '1. Coinnieiiciiig at a posl planled en soulli bank of i^'iil Mile Creek ahoul two ainl a hall miles from its moulh, marked "K. A. Hrndlcy's -S. E, cornei post," ihence wesi So chains, thence north 80 chains, ihence easi So chains, ihence soulh So chains to p. ;. Couinieiu in:;' easi sideol'Colunibi lielnv Eighl Mile C llraclley'sS. \\. eon ;i. Hi ■•ast im ■in.; 1 lhc rth-e. ihen. I»» nut SO chaiua No.'J, llienee .-ast s.j chains theuco west so cliains lo point mimicmvuii'iit, containInx 1A11 acres mmv or iush Dated Pobruary 8th, 1007, C. DULLAUD, wed tub 18 I'ei'ti.summr, V-i'Ht.- NOTICE. :ifl"i(l:it-I lllci'lHUl talhnvli Nolice la hereby given thai 80 1! Intend tnappiytu tlm Hon. tliu Uh rn* of Ui dsaiid Works fur a spci*i ami eaii) awny tlini'Cr from th scrlbod lands in Wust Kootonay dis rlct: CoinmonoiuR at a imt plantMnbmit one milo iind a half north "f Arrowhond, and abmil hnUa 1 nstfrinuArrowlnitd DranchR. 11. marked "W. P. Ogllvlo's S.W. pusl.." tlu-nce St) clmins north, theacobll cnailigoust, thonce80 chainssouili, Ihencu Michnins wt-.-t to [loim of .'.-iii .cui', lit, Dnted Keb. Vilh, 1001. wed fob Li W. P. DlilLVIlV Notice is lioruhy nivBii tlmt III) days nftor dnte wu intend tu upply tothe Chiof i'nnimis-,mner uf Lnnds nnd Wurks for a spncinl license lu cut nnd carry away timber from tlio fullnwinifdo* , scrlbod lnnds iu district, of Wu,t Kuntonny: <;n|,**s|,..,■"-„ ,,,,,1 marked "Oil* litttld^ 1, Commend uk at a post mnrkeil ''Lamb* Watson Lumber Co. nurlb ensl corner ntwt, lilunled abuut one mile frum Nurlb fork uf Hit; truck uu north bank, thetuje wost 80 chalna, tlience noulli to chains, theme cast ID ohalni, t bonce suuth 10 clmins. tlienco cii.-l ni ohalna Lhcnco north in clialns. thence we-t lu chain-., ibenco north-io chains tu puim uf commencement. ti. C/i-mmending nt u post murked "Lunb Wnt son Lumber I'm northeast comer pott," planted al the Nui'Lb furk uf HiK Creek, tiionoo soulb 80 chuitiN, thoneo west Hil chain*-, tllOHQO no* lb Nl clmins; tlmncc enst 8") cliain-lo puint uf cuinmouceiueiil. Dated Ibis Lith day nf Kobruury, lif)7. LAMli-WATHUN LU.MHhlliO.Ll'l) weilieba) Locators, LAND NOT1CB. Notice Is liereliy Rlvuil thai 00 'lays after dule I Intend to apply to ihi-uhhti1 Coimnhukmer of Llioiisniul Works fm* perniissinii to [uir' li ise th'* {ollowlng deacribed laiuls in Woat Kootenay tils* trlct: Commencing at apoadnlahted at the amith*Mfoal corner of botitSS, on lho ei.-t slioro o( Upper Arrow Lakes, them-e sooth M) chains, them-e ch-l -lu clialns, tlienco north so chain*, thence west in chains to the point of commencement, t ioiitalntng ■i -ii acres more or less, Dated March 11 lit, 1007. wed inch 18 L BAB NOTICE Nolice is tiere!iy given Ihal outlays afterdate I Intend lu npplv in .In- Hon, Chlol Commit- sinner of Cauda nnd Wnrk* for n -e.-.-lol li nonce toOUt ami "furry nwny limber .ton] the fi.ll.iwi.ig il.'s.'.-il.."! I.....i*. -iiiiii." In West Kiioli'iiuvdi-trii-i: Cnniiiii-iu-.iiK.it a pnsl planted aliout'a mil. or muii. from thu ne*. shore ol I'pper Arrow l.nk,-. flllli inl.uillillLi TIUlla.1 hllllll Mo, OH"! nil 111.' -null. .uui inarked "i*. skiniKr'.north wo.l eorm .p..*.. tlienco *.mtli liWchain.,tlio, -i-l 10 chains, .In luu chain., tlience wes ... chains... pl.t.'.. uli-ullllllell. I.......I fell, 2111.. IW. »n..„,-li2 i 8KISSKU SiiliMcril.u lor Tin: M.ui.-lli:iiA!.i., twice u week, only *f-.oU u year. N. I'*,..-...-I....-," tin....... weal so .'I...in thenco south 80 clmins. thonco cnsl Kll .•Iinins, ll......".' umili 80 ohalm to point ll)* (■llllltll'-tllTtllt'lll. 'Jl. I'iiiiiiiii.in-ill},' til i. posl |ilfinl<..l nboul 12 uiiii-- up tho north,fnrk nl' (iiililaii-i'iiii nml innrkoil "(ins l.unil's s, \V. coi-iii-t-," thoneo onul HOcluilna, thonco nui'lh 80 cI.i.Iim, thonoo wosl su .■Imins. il.... sninii SOchitlniln pnlnl ..I' c.uiitnoncemont', 'Sl, ('..iiu... uiiiii ul u pnal planted abuul 1-'. mllea up tin* nnrtli fnrk of iiniii*.ii-,in, ninl infill,,-f] "(ius f.nnil's s. K, .-fii-n.-.'." thonco «..-! su ..|...ins, thence north 80' chalna, thence oasl su .-I...ins. thenco souih so cluilna in pnlnl of commencement. Datod .l.iinifii v 27th, luu". sn! iii'-lii! HI'S LUND. LAND NOTICK SlKtyila-f, .it.i 'I-'*.- I i"1'-"-1 '" "I'l'l. Uilli. Honorable tin-thiol Commluloi i Und.and ll'otk. f.-i permlsslun kipurchuetheInllowlni ,l,.,rii.,.-'l land. -fiiiif--l in Uppei A..,,.. Lake „n,llii,ire|.fi.ti.'iil.iil».l.-.iil'.-.l -i. li.lli.w.' Ii.-fiiiiiiin.. al -. I--, planted ... the nnrtlpensl i-,.in.-r.if 1...I WIS I markod11' I" I-'. N.W,II,I>." tl.en.-e lit" chain, .-.sl, III' Ill ,-lilill.a snulli, tiience IWctialn. west, llienco Wolial to to poinl "( .-"ii im immiuhi BIO f- i.-s |l,,,.,I |.-„|.|„.,; Wl., 11.17. 0-0,1 fi im I. I-'. I-I*I.I.M!*II, LAND NOTICE. Notice Is hereb) -iv-n thn ft) dayi iftordato] Intend to appl) t" the cbiel Cninnilmltii I I ,ii,|s ,iii,] Wnrks for petinlsslon to purchaie lho fnllt M-lnjc doacriU'd landi (Vimnienrlnu .»t ' sltnatcil nl IV mllea north "i .\lp|i"'i:tM Opi, nn tho oast slmro o| ITnpet \n »* I-aVo, Mntni f. I. Win on tlio south ,,. o ci rui - in 'i1''-' i*'1-' i(' chalna, snutli on chains, »■■■) t"- halns, north (Oalialiu i" plaoo -f i,.iiini<-iii*'*nu nt. Dated Jan Mlh, IW7. feb 9 sal L. A DEWAU. NOTICE Notico In hereby glVOll llmi 'M days afler date I intend fi apply In 1 lie Chief Commi-siniicnii" Lands ami Works for a tspuolal licenco lo cut ami entry awa; timber frum tlie [ollowlngdo scriheil lands lu Wesl Knulcnny District: CointUBiicliiKnl w post planted onlhoahorc of Uppor Arrow Lake eti-c to Galena Point, running cast su chains, i honco norlli 81 chains, thence wesl Stl chains, llnmee souih yiehaius in pninl of commencement. ii. Ctmimoncliig at a post plantcil uu the Bhoroof Uppor Arrow Lake, about one mile from tiulena Point, running iiorili BO chains, thenco cnsl 80 oliatus, tlionuu simiji 8t) chains thence west,Sii chains In puint uf commence menl ulmiK the lake shore. Dated Feb. ISlb, IlinT. tatfobfti W*, ||\ OUILVIK. NOTICE. norl Ii mi ciuiii sninii bO chilli of comiiieiii'einelil ■I, Cnmiiienclnniil, tin- m.rth-wcst corner ul I'.l, iiTti.i. inetii'C lioilh H0-h»ttl8, llienee mist Ml elm io-. theme south 80 elinins, Iheuce west mi eiui i,> to point of uoinmencfluiont, ,*.. i iiinlifo:;citis ul the si-iilh west corner nl No, 4. liieui-e norlli KO chnius, then c eust (sn ehniiis, thence souihain.linn.s, tbenee wests* clninis lu po.ui ut comiiteutioiuoiit ii. Coinuieucin-J nt the iiorth-wcsi corner uf No.o. tl.once norlh sn chnius, ihenee caat80 cliains, tin-nil! muhIi .so m uiiis, thonee westub clmins in pointol commencement. Itaicii I'eh. 1'Jlii, 1H07. 7. i uuimcnpliig nt the iiorili-wcsi corner of No, ii, liu-iiie *nurt li sit it.ains, tlienee cast st) eliiiiii , thoneo sontli 8'ii'iiains, iheiiea wesltu chains io poini ol'i-Dinmcui'uuieiii. a. Ci'mineiiein^ui lhe tiurih-easi corner of Nu. 7, lhcnco nurlli mi chums, ibcoceeiisuu i-imin.-, ilieucc south sii chums, ihence wosl8u i*btiiu> tu putntol cuiuiU'.'iiccnK'UV u Coiifaciiciii-iiiniic north-east eorner uf No. 7. u,nice noiuiMi chnius, tlienc.- wcstSil clmins, Ihence suuth WUltains, thenee eust mi t-liailla to point ut comnienccmeiU. initi'l Keb -'"tn, !Uti7. pi, ruinmeneltm at tho itortii-wost'cQriierol No, 9, lln-liee llOltl) SO cliiiins, thyilCO OtlsLbO clialns ibeuce suiiiii 8U ehuins, Ihouco west'su cb-iili-lo f.uhlt I loiiiinciieLllieilt .li i uuihiuiiciitu »t ihe iiurtb-east cornerm ,\o a, tlictnio imrtli Si) eliatus, thup'-o easiaii L'bailif*, Ihenee •uiuli 80 chum.-, thence nesi bu elm tut; l» pulnl ol cuuiuiuilcoineul, Hi,led l*'cb UUI, l%7. JOHN (." N NtHt, wed fub27 I'-i iiiigus'CumpUll. Agent. NOTICE Notloi illll! i horoliy at 30 dnys -ii., I... i.pi 'lln . | N.itlee is hcrohy glvon Unit :m days nfter dale I intond to npply to Uu. Hon. Chlol Coimnis- stonorot l.iui'!s and Works fin- live (.i) spei-inl lteeiii-es in .-.at nnd carry away timber frum the following described If..ids. situnto In Wosl Kootonay distriot: I. Commencing at ft post planted 10 elinlns K of .he 8,W.owner uf Suction i Tp, -.'2 II. 21, W fltliM,; llienee H, UH oliutna, tiionoo VV, 10 chni..*. tlionco X.Hi"chains,tbonco I-l. 10elinlns in point of ooniinonooniont. -J. Commenolng nl a posl planl ed oilo ...ih- 8. „f .lies. w. oornor... Bool 2,Tp. 112, u.-.■;. iv. uili .Mm thonco IV. -ii ohnlns, llionoo 8.W chains, ihoneo K, 80 chains, thonou N. 80 chains ... piiiu. of .fuinlui'lii'.'liii'iit. ;t. Cominonoing ... ft post planted twn miles s. of i In- s w. oornor ol Section -.', Tp. ■:•. It, u, W, ol till M„ thonco l-i. 10 olialni, tlioncc8 80 olinlus, thonoo W. 80 ohnlns, thonou N. 80 chains tb, nee |.„ lu eliains tu poinl or ooinmenociii. nl. I. UotnnioncinKnl a post, nhuited twu milos s. ainl um-Iml. uiiii-W. of tnoS, IV, eornor ol .-.,. inn .'. Tp..'-', It. I'm \V. nf Sl-ll M.| I lu-iiee S. *n it *. thenoo W.81 .fbiiiii.-.. llionoo [*t.8o -■llllllis, thi-tiee I'i. 80 elinins to point of com- lili'liceineiil. .-.. Coinineneilil! ntn pust plallleil tin- uile* s. nml. Imlf milu W. of llio S. U*. comer of -v, 11,Tp.US,It."1", IV ofStl.M.: IhunooS. so clialns, ilu-ii.-u »'. s" ehui..,., ii.cn.-c N. su .-liains. llienee K, 80 chains lo pulnl of com- ....-I..-.-nienl. • I.,ilul m llofelsloko, this mil. dnv... l-Ylu-ii in... IDOI. fob IB s It .1. McDONAI.1), Looalor, HOTICE. i glvon ii.-. lays nl n. I ks for Vi.TICK I* h. j\ .Mm-I iiiiiiiii in npply In Ilu. lln,,, it. i hul iuhii, Isalonei -I Liuni* and W in iini- iuiiiuii.il- so thofolluwlng described lands, situated ... w esl Kooteuay, uu .be Wosl ihoroof uppor Arrow Uko: . ,inuiii'inmi: ni ,. post inarkod ".I. c. ll.'s i,otiii ..i-i oornor, planted t.t the iiorllewosi coruifl-ol Is.l III. II '■ WOSl III eliuiiis -.- nrless lu ibe rn.. ;i..-..»' oornor of tail IW .in iie.- -M'l.h li ohains, thonoo ojbI i" olinlus innii' or le** tu iii- - I. wost corner of Is.. III. ll.e ' ......b l-i chains lu point uf cumuli lu-cnu-iil.. Ua.ifillbl-3!|-(|il,iyul'l''ifli 1007, .1.1. IIAULOW, mcli 0 sul Uy hi* iiKout 8, J. Harlow, ..u-li: uud curry uwuy timber fpiu.; Uow- i....ili.-o.-..,i„l niiids, siiuulod in um i. .y,.i". divisiuuol Inlo districl: 5. Ciiiiiiiieiiifiiis-fiin pus. iilnntedutii. .S.W, enrnor nt Timbor Limit N... 'Jfil, marked "II 'lelutosh's U.K. corner pust No. 5," ihoin nnrtli SO eliuiiis, thence wesi 80 chuius, il cu south to chnius, ihouco oust' Su cbnins in i ,i uf imence ut. lmtuil "-'lIikI Feb. inn. ij i lenciug nl a post planted at tho S.W. eornor of No. 5, marked "II. Molatosh's S, I-:. coruor pnst Nu. ii," thonco .. r.l. SO elialm, lliuino we-l -lli'li.iin-. thonoo south SU chain*, tiionoo oast su chains lu poiut of commeuco- 7. Ci.ninimieiiu: nt ;i p...-l planted at tlm N. W. curuer nf limber lllnil Nn. I'l-':', Ulurkud "II, Meliilii.-li'.- S. l-i. enrner i»..*l No. 1," llionce uurth IU clialns, thonco wost pm chains, llienco Bomb ill chnius, tlioaeo oust I.s. clmins to point ut oo.i.mo..con.u..t. Dated aril Fob. lCOI, *;.. mcli S IIAItllV MclNTUSII, Ily (1. K. lirlnk, Agent, N OTIC 111- Nulls is horohy given t al H-nhyt after date wolnioiul toapply lotlie Chiof Cuuiinlsalonor o' Lnmls ami Works lor us eciai license in cy,t nud e.trrv t inher from the followiug doucrlbed lauds situated in the Osoyoos division nl Yale district: Cpmmoiiclug at a post plantod near tl ortltorii boundary of iTtnber hiinii-, No. 7085. and ahnit tu chains from the iinrili-viesi curuer <-f sume, thonce north on .chains, llienco oaat 150 chains, thouro south Hi mills In Hn* norlli-iiisl corner o| T iinher Limit 7084, thence weit Ml chains along --anl bollll ilarvto the imrlli-ivest corner ul same, Ihence smith 10 chains along the wysiem bomidarj ol Timlier Limit 7H8I tn the ili-w.--it em ner of Limber Limit 7iiS,>. thenco lhe lhminlii.iial.il;. ..I -a ' Dated the 7tlidoy.pt l-'eb., id Li ;. t-i puna H. MACKKNZI1S. Nu HOTICE i Is horoby glvou Lhs iiflrrd .il llcouoo Iio foi low- lay 1 Intond tu apply lo Um* Hun. Chi sioner of Lauds nud Works Tor a api i'. cut nnd carry nwuy timber frmn hig doscribod Uuda situatod lu Wosl Kootonay district: I. Ciimmi-ucim-itl n post plnntod on tbo ea t haul-; nf Ciiribmi Creok, almul lOVOtl miles from lliirlou Cily, and dulod 80th I'eh. IB07, thonco -ouili liMi ohnilis tlmncneast lOohultis. thouco north bin chnius, liionco w«t lUohuIni tqixilnt nf cmnmoncomont. 'J, Ciuniuoiieiiii,'at a pn t pi (ill tod ubmil one- hair intlu oast of I'oribiiu Crook, nnd 7 mile. rrom BurUm Cilv, duted 20lli Koli, liau, tlionco biistiWIchnlmi, ihonoe s uth in cliain-, thouoe wosl lilt)chainB, thonco north lOolialualo imlul of cnmmoiironiont, ::, Com in 6nci un al. a nsl plunted nboul 12 milos from Burton City, nn south ildot'nrlboo Crook, datod Kob. 22mL [007, tliouce oasl nm ehuins, 11.mice-ouili In olinlus, thoucn we-* UIO blinlns, thouco uortli I1) chuius to point o( com- tu pnsl planted on ilm wosl hoo Crook,nl) IH milos from Uur. tod Pob,21lb, 1007, thonco auuth 100 ico we i (i) chain , Ihoift'O north nm en oasl IDi'hiliii- lo point "I eont- ■ i soul ii Si> clmins to poinl nt commencemeni. I .t p *-t planted en Kiver ami one mile ■ek, marked "K. A. r posl," ihenee easl So chains, Ihence north So chains, thenee wesl So chains, llienee soulli So clmins to poini oi commencement, s. Commencing al a posi planted on easl sideol Columbia Kiver ami one mile below mouth ol' Kiidit Mile Creek, marked "1-;. (.\. Hratlley's' N. W. corner posl," ihenee east So chains, ihenee south So chains, Ihenee wesl So chains, ihence norlh So chains to poinl of commence- in.'in. i), Commencing til a pest planted one mile from ihe east bank of Columbia Kiver and oiw mile below mouth ol Highl Milt Creek! marked "K. A. Bradley's S, W posi," iheneeeast 86chains, ibenco north Su cliiiins, thonce west 8o chains, tlienee soulh So chains io point of commencement, io. Commencing ii a post planled one mile from easi bank of Columbia Kiver ami one mile1 below mou'.liof Eight Mile Creek, marked "K. A. Bradley's N, VV, comer posl," ihenee east Ho chains, tlienee south Nnch.'ihis, llienee wesl So ehaiiis, ihence north So ehains to poini of commencement. it. Commencing at a post planleil on lhe south .side el' Soanl Creek ahoul (kj chains from iis moulh, marked "K. A. Bradley's S, E. conier post," iheuce wesi 8o chains, thence north So chains, ihenee easl So chains, llienee south Ho chains lo [win! of Commencement. 12. Commencing al a posl planled'on south side nf Soard Creek ahoul <>o chain- from its month* mprked "IC. A. Bradley's \. K, eorner posl," llienee west So chains, ihence soulh ^u clmins, thence east So chains, Ihence north So chains lo point ol" eotiimeneemenl, 13. Commencing1 ai a post planted on norlh side ol Soard Creek ahoul oue mile ami ho chains from its moulh, marked "K. A. Br.ullcy's S. E. corner post," ihenee wesl So eimins, ihence north So ehains, llienee east So ehai is, iheuce south So chains to poinl of commenc "1110111. 14, Commencing at a posl planted on norlh side orSourd Creek about one mile and do chaina Irom iis moulh, marked "IC, A. Bradley's X. E. corner posl," thence west So ehains, Ihenee south So chains, ihenee easi So chains, llienee norlli So chains lo poinl of commencement. 15, Commencing al a posi planted 01 norlh side of Soard Creek aboul two miles and do chains from ils moulh, marked "E. A. Bradley's S.l*'.. corner post," l bene west So chains, llienee uorlh So chaini ihenee east So chains, llieiuv soulh So chains lo point of commencement. io. Commencing at a post planted nonh side of Soanl Creek ahoul two miles ;uul 60 ,* "ous from ii- mouth* maiked "K. ,\, lh 1 : -, N. li, eorner post," thence uesi s* iliains, thence aou.h80 chain-, lln nee ei-i >> ih*jlus, ihenee north So chains 10 p/mi nt eonun ncement, 1-. Commencing <ii i post planted on 1101;.' 'tie of So.ml Creek about 3 miles on it- mouth, inarked "K. i. K corner* posi,' thence wesi So .-. .. . Ihence north Bo chains, ihenee easi 8. 't tins, ihenee south So ehains to poim oi 1. meneement. iS, Commencing at a po-t planted 01, north side of Soard Creek about 3 miles ami (ai eliains from ils mouth, marked "I*!. A. Bradley's X, K. eorner posl," thence west So chains, thence soulh 80 chains, llienee easl 80 chains, tlienee norlh So chains 10 point of commencement, hj, Commencing at a post plant ial on Ibe easl side and one mile fiom the Columbia Kiver and one mile north ol Big Mouth Creek, marked "E. A. Bradley's S. VV, eorner posl," thenceeast So chains, ihenee uorlh So chains, tlience west So ehains, Ihenee souih So chains to poinl ol commencement. 20, Commencing al a posi planted on iln- cnsl side ami two miles from the Columbia Kiver ami two mile- north of Big Month Creek, marked "I*:. A. Bradleys S. \V. corner posl," llienee east So chains, ihence north So i liains, ihence wesl So chains, thenee soulh So chains lo poinl ol commencement, at, ' ommeiieing al a posl planted on ilu* easl *-ide ami one mile from ihe Columbia Riverand three miles north ot Big Moulh Creek, niarked "E, A. Bradlev s S. VV, comer posl," then atid d. A. Hr; nu ir ul, . lln .as! 80 ehains, . hains, ihenee west So ■ -outh .so ehains lo poinl ol I. 1 iiiiiiiii -iihint'Ca ' ton City, 1 chum.-, Uioui chains, thon. inuuoomouL ;,. CommonclnKnU p**! plnuiod ou the wo 1 tldo of Cariboo Crook, about ll mile- from Burton City, dutotl 2.1th Fob. 1007, thonce south bin ohainsn thonco wosl IU ohains, tholico north Hm ohnilis, tlionco oast I" chains to poinl. of com- 1 co moot. II. I'.'iinneiieiimnt a post plnuled <m thn oust sido ofCaril Crofck, aboul ICmtloafroni Bur ton City, dnted I'eh 25th, ID0T, tTlOllOU soutli 160 ohnlns, theuoe oust hi ohalna, theuco north 100 elinlusi thonco wost in ohnlns to pointof emu- inouoonient, Datod Feb. 21th, 1007. set mob 2 GEO B, CAMPBELL. 22. Commencing al a post planted on easl side of Columbin riverand on soulb side ami one mile from mouth of Howard Cnvl,, marked "E, A. Bradley's S. VV. corner post,' theni e easi 80 chains, them-e nortli Se chains, thence wesl So chains, thunce aouth So chains to point of commencement. 23, Commencing at a po-i planted on easl side of Columbia Kiver ami on soulh side ami one mile Iiom moulh el Howard Creek, marked "K. A. Bradley's N\ \V, eorner pes'," tlieilCC easi So chains, ihenee s-iiiih So eliains, ihenee we-i So chains, Ihence north So chains to point of commencement, ^4. Commencing ata post planted on east side of Columbia River ami on nonh side and lwo miles from moulh of Howard Creek, marked ;*K. A. Bradley's S, W. comer posl,1 ll *,. ist 80 .liains, thence uon ii So chains, thence wost 80 chains, !. m e s..iiih 80 1 ham- 10 point ol commencement, 2^, Commenci iif; at a post planled on east side of ('olumbia Ki\er ami on nortli side and two miles from mouth ol Howard in mcement, 26, Commencing .1.1 posl planted on side 1 Columoia Kiver .imi on soulh side and ', miles from mouth ol Howard . . irked "E, A Bradley's S, W. oru r post," thence easl So chains, thenee chains, thenee west So chains, hem - tii .So chains to pointof uom- mencement, :;. Commencing at a posi planted on ■ast sideof Columbia Riverand 011 north »ide and ^ miles from moulh oi Howard Creek, marked "K. A. Bradley's N.W. corner posl," ihenee east So chams, thence south 60 chains, thence west Ho chains, 10 poim of commencement,. :S. Coinmeneing at a post planted on east side ef Columbia River and on south side and 4 miles from mouth of Howard Creek, niarked "E A. Bradley"-* S, VV. corner post," thenceeast So cliains, theme north Ho chains, thence wesl So chain-, ihence soulh Ho chains to point of commencement, zq. Commencing at a por»t planted on east side of Columbia Riverand 011 north side and 4 miles from mouth of Howard Creek, marked "E. A. Bradley's N. VV, orner post." ihtincc easl So chains, ihence south So chains, ihence west 80 chains, thence north So chains to point of commencement, 30. Commencing" at a posi planted on norlh side oi Maloney Creek, 60 chains irom Columbia River, marked "E. A. Bradley's S. E. cooner post," thence wesl So eliains, thence norlh So chains, thence ■ast So chains, thence soulli 80 chains to poinl oi commencement. 31. Commencing at a post planted vn mh side of Maloney Creek and two iles and do chains from mouth o( creek, irked "E. A. Bradley's S. E. corner ist," ihence west So cliains, ihence north 1 chains, thence easl So chains, Ihenee mlh Ho chains to point of commencement. 3:. Commencing at a post planted on •outh side of Maloney Creek and 2 miles iml do chains from iis moulh, marked "K. \. Bradley's X. IC. eoruer post," ihence .vest So chains, thence south So chains, hence east Ho chains, Ihence north Hit chains to place of commencement. Commencing al a post planted on itle ami 3 miles and 60 chains from month oi Maloney Creek, marked "E, A. Bradley's S, E, corner posl," thence west So chains, Ihence north So chains, ihence easl Ho chains, thence soulh So chains lo poini of commencement, 34, Commencing at a post planted on south side and ;, miles and 60 chains from I moulh of Maloney Creek, marked "E, A. ■Bradley's X. E. corner posi," thence west 8ochairiS| thencesouth So chains, iheuce east So chains, ihenCe north So chains lo poini of commencement, 35, Comniehfofng nt a |t«st planted fio chains from Columbia Itiver i.nd otic mile and tin chain- soulb nf Maloney Creek, marked "K, A. Bradley's N. K corner post," tnonosouUi l'1" chain-, llienco wesl In chuius, thence nurth 160 elinins, thence east 10 chains lopoint uf com- mencomont M. Commencing at a post plunted fm chain- from Columbia Slyer and t*u andouc-half miles south uf ifaloiicj* Creek, marked "K. A. Bradley's N K. corner posL" tnence south S'i chaius, thence west SO chaius, thence north W) chains, tbenee east 80 chains to point of com* meneement , :<7 1 tu on- ine nt a post planted 60 chaiim from Colombia Kiver nud three nud ouc-hiilf mile*soutli of Maloney Creek, marked "E. A. Bradley's N. K. corner jto*]," ihence i-outh'l**' chain-, tlience west 80 chains, tbenee north 80 clialns, tlience Oftstfi) chaius lo point of commence ment 3$. Commencing nt n post planted one and one-half miles frum Columbia Itiver und une mile uml fin chains nurth of Home ('reek. mnrked "K. A, Bradley's N.E,corner post," tbenee west Su chains, tlience south Si chains, t hence ea>t S) ehuins, thence north SO chains to poiol of commencement. :..'. CommeiiciiiK ut a post planted two and one-halt miles from Columbia lliver and one mile and tu chains nurih of Home Creek, marked "E. A. Bradley's N. K corner post." thence west Sii ehnins, tlience south 80 chains, ihence nist Nl chain*, Ihence north t)0 chains to point of cominenoenictit. Pj. Commencing ut a pOht planted one mile from Columbia Kiver and 20 chains south of Huri* Creek, marked "K. A. Bradley's 8. E. eurner post,' thence wesl Si chains.thence north 80 chains, thence etst80 chains, thenco noull)8iichu.i'iP to puint of commencement. 11 1 'i ii -ii. *;i.k ut a post planted one miic fr "in Culuinhiu Biver and L'n chains south from Home Creek, marked "E. A, Bradley's N.K, corner pott, ihence west 80 chains, ibence south SO chains, thei.ee cast Ki chains, thenco ninth SO chains to point of commencement. Datod .\Liich2nd,l!t*7. not mcli 9 E A. BKAHLEV. NOTICE Notice i- herel***** gtren that 80days afterdate I Intend to npply t« the cblef Commissioner <>f hands and Works fur a -peci-d licence to cut and carry away Umber from the following described laml-in Weat KooUnayi 1 Commencing nt a post planted un the west Uiu): of Tate Creek aliout three miles from Its ni'ii.li, and marked "F, Drange's S, W. corner," nml running north E0 chains, tlience eatl to chains, Ihence norlh 00 chaini. thence east "Wchaini, ihence aouth BU chain*, thenci- west lu ehains, thence south 80 chains, thence west tn chains to place of beginning, l)iil«>,| Feb 'Mh, IK. P. OBANOB, 2. Commencingat a pm-u planted «m the west lank of late Creek north uf and adjoining F. Orange's location nml marked "tt, Fllllmore's 8, W, enrner,' ami rumiiii^ north wi chains, thence easl 101 h iui-, theoce nortb60chaina, thence east fOcb&iRs, thence south 80 clmins, thence went 10 chains, thence South Uo chains, thence weat 10 chains t" place of beginning. Dated Feb. 28th, IW7, weilmehli ll, KI I.LI M OUL NOTIGE. Notice i- hereby given that 30 days afterdate we Intend tn apply tojthe Chief Commissioner of Lands tod Wurk- [or u special licence to cut and carry nwny timlier from the fullowiugde- scribed landi situated iu West Kooteuay dis. trict, B.C. : 1. Commeneing nt a ptwl marked "Lamb- Wut-on Lumber Co north-east corner poet," planted at the smith east turner of Berth No. HU, tbenee south SO cIiuIiih, thenoe west 80 chains, thenoe north 8n chains thence tjm 80 chain- tu pom" of commencement. 2, Commonolng at a i*ont marked "lAinb- Watson Lumber Co. soulfi-woHt corner post," planted at the south-out cornor of Berth No, 7111. tbenee uo/lh *•> cJiiin-, m-l 80cbalnn, south Si cbaina, west si chains to pointof commenoement. :*. Commencing at a i>osi marked "Lamb- IValson LuinhcrCu, south-out comer post," planlcd ut the »uulb-wc>t coruer of Berth No. 7111 thenoo nurih lfin chains, tbeuce west 10 clialna, thenoe south 100 chaina, ihence cant 10 chain- tn puint of cumiiienceuicoL I. Commeueiug at a iwst marked "Lamb- Wut-un Lumber Co norlh-west corner post," planted ut the -o.th-ca-t n-Tiirruf Berth No. 7111. thence suulh S) chains, thence oast 80 cbnins, tbenee north Si ebains, thonco west 80 ohalni ta point of coinmencement. Daled thi- lth day of March, 1807. LamhWaIsiiS LUHBBH CO., LlMlTKI), inch 9 sal NOTICE Notice is hereby sl ven that 80 days 'I"0™ dato 1 intend tu applv lo tl,c Hunoiirablc lhe Chief Commissioner ol' ends and Works fur aapeclsl llconse tucut and carry away timber from tho following ilescribed In mi*, situated on Galena itny, West Kootenay district: I, Beginning ftt a post planted 10 chains smith of the north-easl corner of T, L 61118, Uience lu chain-, mirth, Ihence B0 chains oast, im i.e. 90chains soutb, theuco 80chain* went, thence 7ti chains north lu point of commence* ment, containing WO acres. : Beginning m a pout planted 10 chains norlh ui ihe smith-east corner 0 Chas, Heck's application, thenee ^ cbaina east, theuce so cliains suuth, the iht s., etiaina weat, tbenee 80 chains north to point of comiuemieincut, Dated Feb. 10th, 1107, lab flial * ullAS. BECK, LAND NOTICK. . Nolan is hereby given that w days after date I intend to Wpll w ihe Chief (Yramlssionor Ol Lands ami Wnrks for permission tu putehoai the following doscribod lands,situate in Weit Koote* n.iy district: Oomtnenctng al n poll planted at the north-east ..rnti ol J. B. Johaion'i application ami marked A McPbtdden's suuth-easl corner imst,'' tlience nnrth K) ehains, tnence west w cliains, theace mlh »o chains thenee east Sl chaini to point ol commencement, Contaliiin*i 010 acres. Dated llth March, 1907. wedmchlS A. McPAaDDK«N, EASTI FASHIONABLE AND SMART JACKETS Tailor-Mode Costumes, Odd Jnckels mid Skills, put in stuck to-day. They mi* the " Latest fimi most fashionable styles, having been h.UTied here l.v the m.ikeis. WATER PROOFS For Boys and Men RAIN COATS We have Ihem in La moderate prices. fiiul Misses' .11 PRINTS! PRINTS I 8c. per yard f...j good washing prints—gond assortment ol patterns. 12'c per yard Prints, This line is the regular lac. per yard Print. N.-iv Organdies, L-uvns, etc, Nice l.i These we bought al .-. bargain and nre offering them nl prices less than il cosl lu manufacture !!>.->>>. WHITEWEAR Ladies' ;....l Children's Whltniveur, This iiiiportiition is from the Besl Eastern Maker. ■■ ——■—■■ HMiWpj. BOYS' KNICK PANTS Twenty Dozen mnv Pants. If yuu are wanting .-. Pant tlmt the boy .•........! wear out, seo our School Pants, and ...a- Boys'School Shoes Every pair guaranteed, MONEY BACK ON Alt PURCHASES IF NOT SATISFIED. e.uiiil days io reach lhe i.uried mini, L REID & YOUNG KEEP IN MIND OUR SPRING MILLINERY OPENING. J <t\ t|l l|l l|l l|l ill ill it' l|l ifi '|l >$♦ ft $ STOCK FOODS ♦ POULTRY FOODS <$ CONDITION POWDERS v We are Agents for the *T famous " International * Stock Food." *$* Large stock kept here. *+* Write for circular or V call and see it. ♦ — $ Canada Drug & i ONLY A GLANCE: duly .. gl.iiico ..1 our stock i.f Groceries will encourage you tu try Ihem. MT A TRIAL A trial will convince vim Ihey jut Ilie purest uiul best un lhe m.irki'i. Tiv out' BREAD, CAKES AND PASTRY. j Hobson St Bell! ■t, .ti ,f■ .Ti it-, ifi A, A, .t- ti'i A, A, At 1*1 IJI ry IJ? *^* *5-" "j? 'I" Tf, '+" ™ *+' *+T Grocers, Bakers •& Confectioners WEATHER FORECAST Wednesday, Maroh 13th, fur 11 hours. Snow accompanied by prob- able storm. Continued cold. Cloudy with bright in'erv.ila Barometer 30.02 Temp. Max 10 degrees, Min. I'd degrees Local and General. See "The Man Iron) Texas" at the' Irish Consort, Opera Home, March 18 i Conductor T. J. Lawrence has just! received ;he ead intelligence ol the death of his lather, which occurred at I Durham, Ontario. The opera home lloor is in fine! shape now, bin the Woodmen are| point! to have it perlect for Easter Monday's big dance. The lift lime in Revelstoke, "The Holy City," in pantomine, at tlie Irish Concert. E, A Haggen, ol Revelstoke,* has been appointed by the secretary nl state, .1 commissi..ner to lake and administer oaths under the X.itii.i.liz.i tion Act. .111 account ol tlie attraction lit the open, house on Thursday, Mnrcli 21st, the Ladies' Ausiliiry to the Y.M C A. have arranged to In Id llieir "at home" in thn A- ciation pallors on Wednes- d y alternoon and evening, tl..- 20th . st, A request ha- been received by the i»..ir.i..:' contr.'l nl tiie New VVestmin- sti r eihihition ti.-t prizes 1* awarded torn .hair taken Irom gouts raised near Chilliwack. It has been decided 1 ti ■ il -I-1; 1 ..-trillion ol domestic science, one ol the features I the fair. Elliot G, Stevenson, supreme councillor ol the Independent Order ol Foresters wi I - ■ the -1 ice soi ol the lite Dr Or nti ■■■.'•■ ha, as iiipremc chief ranger ol the order, Mr Steven- ion ia . menil ei 1 i tne law firm ol, Dickenson Stevenson, Warren audi Butiel, ol Detroit and is .me ol the! best known i restersint ie Dominion. A magnificent spectacle was wit- : ease I 00 M :. I iy night about 10 p m , when i iim- aun ra-l realii di .eloped and illuminated tbe whole ol the northern sky in a grand arc, forming, as it were, au aun .le I - Mt. Victoriu. The lighl streams ascending from the dark line above the m itain, to the zenith a*iurn«l many -uirI at.d fan- . utic -: .i] ps, a. -I :-•... ned loi several hours in the *s"v. Patrick Burns, the entile king, nl .Calgary, staled while, nt Nelson, that the lops ol entile in tl.e west had been somewhat exnguerated in tl.e press, but t'-at it had succeeded that ol former year*. Cuttle nro becoming scarce in tl.e west under ordinary cm- ilitiuus and will, ll.e added loss owing to tl.e severity nf tl.e past winter season they will l.e still mure scarce this spring .....1 summer; consequently heel will be just n shade dearer. Success a'tistically and laugh pro ducing Irom the start is the remark. able und pleasing record accorded "My Wife's Family," a three act musical larce comedy, written by llnl Stephens and Harry Linton, which was brought out lust season. Built for laugh'ng purposes only, it accomplished its end, with the result that return datis were played at many of the large cities liy special request nt managers and the theatre-going public The attraction will lie seen in ibis city on Thursday, March 21st. Britisli Columbia's first native whiskey bus just started nn its career, wheji the lirsl carload ol "Blue Mountain Brand" or whatever il may be culled, eventually, left tlie H C distillery ut S.i|i|ic tun, consigned to Vancouver, Fm* two years the wheat .mil juice hnve been ninl..ring in barrels, a cording to government require., cuts an.l nnivn lnrge quantity is ready for market ninl before very long llie native brand will he us well known in Britisli Columbia as Seagram's si ven yea." old,...- Gooderham & Worts' '83. ' Mr. nml Mrs Ol.arles F. Lindmark returned on Monday morning from a visil Iii llie coast cities. While in Victoria if.si week thev attended the opening of tl... legislature, ...ul M. Lindmark us president ,1! Hie Revel stoke hoard ol trade had an interview will. Pie...i.-r McBride in regard to matters ol local interest, Speaking ol ihe prosperity .... tl.e oust, Mr. Lind mark states that there were a great many home seekers Irom tlie prairies holh in the Capital nml ..Is, in Van- j cotiver, who ..re extensively buying up, houses and lands. There was every evidence that a big inrlux ..-i settlers' would take place into ihe province,! who ivould not only locate mi tlie coast but overllow into tbe interior and would locate on nil the fertile valleys. IF YOU WANT T» Buy it I [..life. To lieut:. House. To Buy Nice Building Lots close in. Tu Buy Splendid Fruit LtindR. COME ANI) SEE Kincaid & Anderson WE HAVE SOME BARGAINS IN COAST PROPERTIES MONEY TO LOAN Kincaid and Anderson Real Estate and Insurance Agts. * be very much lelt by nil und especially by the hotel men who had the hig lest respect lur him in his (uir nnd in partial discharge oi bis duties. 0. II MAODONAH), (leorge B. Maedonald, who has been auditor for I'. Burns & Co. in Calgary lor the lust few yeurs, died Inst week from peritonitis. The dece.scdwas nne of the best auditors in tlie west and leaves 11 host of friends botli in Calgary and 'in British Columbia where lie wus employed previous to settling in Calgary, He was highly esteemed by his employers because 0! his great ability nml pleasing manner extended to all. **» MRS. IlliOWX. The dentil look place on Satlirda. night nt Ton..11.. nl Mrs. II.own, widow of the laie (.l-ii.-gi. Br wn fur ...anv years editor of the Toronto Globe. ' Business Locals BATTLESHIP BLOWN UP 300 Lives Lost Awful Suffering in Fiery Inferno. Toci.on', France, Mnrch 13.—The French battleship Jena was blown up yesterday morning. Wlm was lying at anchor in the harbor a lew biimlnd yards ftniii shore. Her magazine exploded, and between threo and four hundred B.iilorB .sere killed. Hundreds of people had gathered on the wharves to wntch the lire which was consuming the great ship, Suddenly a shell exploded at the end of a pier, nnd dozens of people were killed, wl.il. scores of ethers were maimed by Hying iinhci's. The Jena wns making ready for suil- illg within forty eight hours when tin accident occur...I. Suddenly tii town nits shaken by nn explosion. At tl.esunc mon.enl llan.es leaped Irom llie deck ul the « rship The fi'-ip was broken and sn.ashed and her sides knocked uway. The scene on hoard wns indescribably awful. Armless .....I legless men tried to drag themselves uway Irom the lire which was rapidly consuming llie l.oilies of iheir di'nd companions, it is estimated thnt two hundred were kill, d .1..night by the (un shock and 11 hundred nmre lost their lives in the flumes Others were drowned. From the Jena llum-s spread rapidly tn a nearby wharf, and Iocs time the Government arsenal wa. threatened So great was the shuck of thu explosion that telegraph and telephone olliees were temporarily put out of business RAIL AND STEAMER Transportation between iNelson and Proctor will be resumed this' week. No timo hns yet been set fur the resumption ol the Arrow Lnke service but it will, no doubt, l.e in Mny. During the past week there has been much liilk among railway men of tin1 O. P. It. moving its repair shops from Ebolt to Grand Forks, but no ollicial confirmation has been received, Ilulf 11 million dollars will l.e expended in improvements in the C P. R. shops in Winnipeg during the season •il I HUT. This nm unit is practically double the previous estimate since the development ol the business uf lln corporation has exceeded nil expectations nnd every department of the business is declared to he overtaxed fur space. The Oceanic Steamship company has iiutili d the government ul the United States that it. purposes withdrawing, from the American-Australian service, the vessels now running nn tlnit line. . This decision was, it is l&'d, the result of the failure ol Congress to pass the ship subsidy bill, together with the (act that tbe New Zealand government did not include .111 appropriation lor a mail subsidv in its last budget, making .be operation of tlie company's lines unprofitab'e, Social and Personal Seidlitz Powders -, ity counti ii. I-1- well known line. Ours nre madi Irom only chemically pure chemical*. 25c. A BOX BEEP, IK"N AND WINE AND OTHER SPRING TONICS W. BEWS. Phm. B. Druggist nnil Stationer. Mail orders promptly attended P, McNa.i-.'ht.in left.... Saturday lor Nelson. .1. A Leslie:- ip. ...ling .. week - r i-i. .t II ii'-11 ll-it Springe T. B, Baki f n a.-iBgi r ol the Imp. r- ial Bank nt Arrowhead, was ... town tiiii week Mr ut il Mn, .1. VI, I' j le n turned on Sunday Irom a long visil - .-,-!. J. A, Maedonald, leader ol the op- p .sition in the provincial legislature, -: enl Sunday In town, 1 n route I * \ iet. 1.1. Kev. W, II at, organizer and evangelist fur Allien.! and Sackatchwan for the Baptist league made .. brief visit ... town ihi- week. A. J. Mcli.nullI, ol Greenwood, brother ol the lato O McDonald, form- . i In ,nl auditor ul P. Hum- k Co ..1 Calgary, came up from N.-i-... lai nighl I-, 'uk.- oharge of his brothel - ... ily lor burial at Seattle, OBITUARY. 1:1.V, I, UKOFOI1D, II ll, It is a matte! of sincere rcgr.-t have l.i record the death ol Hev. Frederick Langlord, B.D., which ocourred on Saturday, Thedecaied was closely associated with the Methodist Church in Calgary (or n.ai.y yeurs, and up till the liun,' ol hie death was liconoe inspector iu that city, His dentil will Nothins better thin Our "Spsoial. >.-.-.:-. *.-.-'i-, f.t'ci!.-, .i* all Kii.-;- i i li. Hume k Co, Cabbage, lett \ turnips heels, parsnips, »- .1 rots —B lurne B. * v assortment nl 50 ■ airla in. ages t choose fi tn al II... -- . New pa ter • ol carpets and I ■ B. Hnnii It 1 ,',, Patronize Home Industry. Smoke Revelstoke Cigars. II .1 -. n - fumil tire -' ue i« .In place In get ets, in 11 - 1 shades 1.1 m ind 1 .!■.-■ - .rtaini *l ii. goods and • 1 r^. x* -r * - -, at C B H .. Co's, Floi f paints mm ■ . .tail mixed paints, oil, terpentine ■ 1*1 lit. varnish, all c ilors in a tba - - 1 Bi firm: Bros. Don't pay a Ciiy Lot Prioe for ■ piece -.i somebody's larm oceans, somebody haa n ade bia larm look like oity m.'—.: paper I'll -ell ynu a d. - ru...- ...- -locate. 1 .' rf|.. right Iim-— E A Haggen, Real Estate and ii... ■.:,•■<■ Agent h.--■1st. ke li 0, a choice selection ol imall ruga anil Cilrpet squares, newesi designs a( ( II. lln....- . C -'-. II by carriages Q ■ f - ..- lln - - - ■ m il ,, Revelstoke Cigars Union Mario Our Special, The Union, and Marca Vuelta are ahead ol all others. Blue R fi ■ 1 I'uwdera in all flavors, 10c per package al 1 . B Hume & Co's. ' An.ither home made happy vesting in .... Ostei'inoor , attresa - Howson -1- the p ice - gi I For the besl brands ol catsup, pbkles, sauces, olives ai .1 relislu 8, try C B Iliiiin- a- Co. BURIED BENEATH ROCK Miner Entombed 800 Feet Deep in the Earth, Bi-.ssi-.mi u, Mich,, March 12- II u ed aov.: beneath thousands of tons of , rock, son leet in the bowell of the earth, Minn Dalerlc, n miner, lies to staring death in the lace, whilo rei KEEP MONDAY, APRIL 1ST., 1907 °Sw ^wkm Eig Dane (! ntlemen, $2,110. Ladies Free, Tickets i-iiii bu obtained i'r- in ll fel..«-.-._■ ciin ini'.tce :— IV. ll AHMSTIIOXa II. E. IlKKSOX V W. r.-.Mi nox R W.Haoqex I, i; .'ifii- i ii.T.iiiM.is No. 5 COMPANY. R, M. R, i will parade I - Con puny Drill at the Ij . Hall - ■ riiu.-s.lay night nt 8 o'clock sharp 11. A. IIHOWN, 0. 0 NOTICE N ■ ■ ■■ 'i - I ii ihnl within lliirf ■ * l i - tpply i" the ll--n ' I,.*, is mil Work ! ■- irry n»:iy tl»nIh- - iiii"!- -■' ■*■■■ *■ , 1 ■ ■ ,-*.,. fl * I. ; i nenl UOW ha.n ii miii-:i: t mii'\N\ . .mm i fort r fnnn Wi i ■ llllll". 'luiiiii W A NTI*; I) i ,, - ISM M-'l-lts WANTED 1| | ) ply lu I i: lln.,..,". I ... J,II .1: - I i.i. . .i . handsome li m , .-iimi.-i. cheap Ap i ■ , ■- Oity Bakery, i".i - i . ..ii-i-'ji-nii have mm ■ l.y paying I'm |this ...Iveiii*■••! Mi. . . Hanson. cuers aro working to save him and hundreds stand helpless ahout Imping against hope for the lifool the on tombed ....... Tappl ogi on .. iteam pipo Indicate tl... prisoner is alive, but onless Biisti'iinii.'i: can l.e got tn Iiim he may die ol Hturvaliiu.. The ])I,A IN ind .'iniiii.n-.ii.il Plastering. Ai'ili. i - -mum i.f uny design l.n In.'tiding pit ! . ■■,,.. nl nnd . nn »,»| . . . ■ |,V M.liM work. Apply . I. VV w h.i. ind I. l;. toke, P O 'iui LEI II i-i- keeping room . I iniiM I,- i i. vnn.ig couple, no children. Ap| nt thia office, /■A.VTI.I. i'i Mil I House Apply in I'i.A II / ■ WANTED \t nn.-". ..I Hali. nn llnl Spring', -.0 experienced .1 igi'.ii-iu i-n I Apply nl niul- lo II. Mi INTOKH, Prop, WANTED l-'u-Nt-.-hiss energetic hustling ....... ol experience, to nmnuge suw null ..nd river driving fiuilll, I,', io nu ih....sm..11'cei capacity per day. Address X, V. Z, this olliee, with references and snlury wanted, W SPRING WASH GOODS Now i.s the season for Spring sewing and everyone is looking out for pretty materials for Suits and Blouses. Tlie fashion magazines and trade papers prophecy another "white" season and we are amply prepared for it. Our showings in Victoria Lawns Swiss Mulls Organdies Persian Lawns Nainsooks Batistes, Etc. will be found to bc the largest variety and b;st values you have yet been shown. Then we have a pretty lot of Muslins in white grounds, with colored flowers, in all the pretty Slimmer shades and Dresden effects. Colored Muslins, Delaines, Delainettes, Batistes aud Dimities at all prices. Wc would call especial attention to our lines of SERVICEABLE WASH GOODS for llniisevve.il* and Children's School Dresses. For these purposes they must wear well and keep their color through frequent washings, and we know we have exactly the goods you need. A NICE LINE OF PRINTS Prints, in all colors, Ginghams in greeat variety. Clnmhrays, all shades, Zephyrs, Crepes, Oxfords, etc. P. C. CORSETS We have opened our Spring stock of this celebrated Corset. There are none better and mighty few as good. We have them in all models, for all figures, and in sizes from i8 lo ;,(.. We absolutely guarantee them and if^not satisfactory will refund your money. McLENNAN'S Our Watches are "Au Fait." Eight Day Clocks for $4.50. All Stiver- ware Guaranteed Quality. Watch Repairing a Specialty. J.GUY BARBER C.P.R. WATCH INSPECTOR STORAGE » Furniiuie, I'linins, or Metol.an- , I is-.-, sinr.-.l in ilry-ivi'll-huili warehouse in convenient liHii.li.iii, E. A. HAGGEN, Ileal Est.tle.ind Insurance Agent He.elsu.ke, B.C. NOTICE Notice is hereby given thnl llll days afterdate we Inlend to imply to the Chief Commissioner of Lands mid Winks for a special licence to cut uud carry ..wny timber fmni the lollowing ih-.-c-ihe.l lands, situate in West Knntenay .listii.-t: 1. Co...n.enci..",' nt a post plunted nl tUiniles from east bankuf Colli...hin i-iveint Itocky Point and marked "Revelslnke Saw Mills Cn, S. VV, earner prat," thence north till) cliiiins, .us. in chains, south 100 chuius, .vest Hi ilinins in pnint if coinmencement. 2. Commencing ni u post plnuted about HJ miles from ensl bnnk of Columbia river nt Kockv Point, maiked '•KevelstokeSaw Mill Co. S.W. coiner post," thence n rth 100 chnlns, east 40 chains, south 100 chains, west 10 chains to point of commencement, .'(. Commencing at n post plunted about I inil.-s fronl east Imnk of Columbia liver ,-.l K.ukv Point, in.irked "Revelstoku Suw Mill Co. S. W. cornel- post," ll.e...-.- nu.-l 1.111(1 ehnins, east. in chains, south inn chains, west III -1...ms in poinl ul' commencement. I. Commencing al u po-t planted ii.-'i.i Ij miles from east hunk of Columbia river .-.i Hooky Point, marked "ltevplstoke Suw Mill Cn. 8. VV. corner post,,' thence north Kklcbnins, east, in chains, south inn chains, west in n mm ti. puint of commence.nent, ,',. Cm neing ..( a pusl planted iiIki.H m miles from Ihe oust hunk of . '..lii.filii.'i i ii.-. ;.t Kocky Poinl uud ,„ ii ki-il "Ki-vi-1-l..ke Saw .1)111 Co. S. W, corner post," thenee liui'l.h Illll . il III chains, south ion chains, ■ ■ i III chains tu puinl "I commence- ii. c..........n-i.ik ul a nosl planted ihoiil '■'. mill* fi- in oust Imnk of ('..I- .-ni ii ifi.-i al Itocky Point, marked Kevelstoke Haw Mill On. N. K. corner th. v. .....li 100 ehuins, wesl hi chains ..".Hi 100 chains, enst 10 ' Imiii, Im j.MMil .,l* CUnl>Ill'llC01»Ut)t. i. i Mimii-iiiiiig ni u pusl planted ....,.,' :;-. mllei frmn llie ensl bunk ill ' ..lu.nliln rlvnr... l(...-kv Point, ...f..- ■- ..I "K.-..I toke s.w MIII Co. N. K. i poet, theuce mnth 100 ohains, - .it io . huiiiH, .iuiiii inn ehains, we«i in i i. nn p. poinl of commencement. 8, Cmiiui'.ii'in,, .if ft posi planted .mi weel l.imk of Coluinbin livor "i I mile below lln.-kv I'..ini, marked lli'velstokn Haw Mill C... H, K. eurner posl," th.-....- wesl Iim chains, nnrth I'i ' ; I, mi*, llll) ehuins, BOIltll Id chains in poinl ..l ci.i.iinencen.enl. Dated Match (lth, imi7. ftKVUM'l'OKK Saw Mil,I. Co. wed moll 18 BLIITDIsrESS we do not pretend to cure, hut we cm and do avert it; releve eye strain and save many a headache and III of nervousness hy adapting to your eye needs just the right glasses or spectacles, It has been proven that 00 per cent of headache* nro caused by defective eyes. Now is a good time to have your eyes attended to. HASTINGS. DOYLE AND HIUH THUBSDAY, MARCH 21 SC E N li F H O M "MY WIFE'S FAMILY" GOOD BUYS Dwelling and Lot, Second Street . , , . $2,000 Dwelling and Lot, Second Street 1,700 Dwelling and Lota, Third Street 4,200 Dwelling and Lota, (corner) Fifth Street . . . 8,200 Double Corner, Second Street, near Y.M.C.A. . 000 Lots On Second St., east ol MoKenric Ave,, eaoh . . 250 Lots ou Third St., east of McKenzie Ave., each . . ,200 Lots on Fiiut-lh St., eiist of McKenzie Ave., each . . 175 Lots on Fifth St., east of McKenzie Ave., each . . .150 SIBBALD AND FIELD INSCKANCK NOTARIES PUBLIC LOANS SAt iTi i*tl 1*1 At 1*1*1 At 1*1*1 At iTi At At .1*. At A* At A, .1*. .'♦'. .♦. At A. .♦. .♦. .♦■ T4>1 r4- ~tfi * V V *+* V V "iiy w T *I* T 'T T T T 'I* 'I' w '1' w 'I' * " 1 WATCH OUR SMOKE I tTTANTED (li.lfi.clleneri.l Huns... VV Wflrk, fninily of three: musl. lie guud plain cook, W..ge» $2.-. per month, Miw. T, T. Li-dhate. The King of all Cigars, for the first time presented to you in Revelstoke, is the KING EDWARD 7TH, Leader of Domestic Cigars in Canada. IHE iii (Id STORE WATCH OUR SMOKE i At At ti'i ill i*l*> iti iTi iTi ill ill Ji ill At At A. A. A* .'t*. .♦. .♦. At ■♦« At A ' "X* X * 4 * + ♦ ♦ 4» * X * * X * * X' X X # • V X tX*. ' i'f if o o i't i't it i't i't i'f i't i't it i't it i't i't O »
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Title | The Mail Herald |
Publisher | Revelstoke, B.C. : The Interior Publishing Co. Ltd. |
Date Issued | 1907-03-13 |
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