H K L-jUUtive Assembly THE NICOLA Ven 9. No. t 0. NICOLA, B.C, THURSDAY, DECEMBER U 1906 $2 a Year lulJNllNU *0K COAL MEN AT WORK DEVELOPING COAL OULLY PROPERTY. DESIRABLE SETTLERS. tbe Tbe Salvation Army to tupply Immigrant*. When (Vmmissioni r Toombs leaves British Columbia he will carry an agreement with ihe i'rovincial government I by which the Salvation Aimy under- j takes to bring a certain number of de- Hew Oompany Have Started Work on sirable settlers west of the Rocky Mts. Ooal. Seam -Expect to Have ; at specified seasons of the year. This Plenty of Ooal Por Ship- ��� arrangement Hon. R. G. Tatlow minist- j er of {[agriculture, and other members "" ' ' �� j of the cabinet believe will result in re- _, , , , . ��� , n ��� ! lieving to a material extent the incon- Work has comm meed at Coal Gulley, I . , .. ,, , i venience due to the scarcity of labor, on the property of the newly registesed j Akhough it wjl| hardly be possible for coal company, the Nicola Valley Coal j the Salvation Ar.ny to direct a sufficient and Coke C . I/d. A'ex. Faulls, M. E. I number of emigrants to British Colum- suprintendent arrived last week and |bia t0 completely solve the labor quest- ��� , ,. .. I ion next year, their continued efforts after looking over the property put sev-14 , '. . . . , towards bringing homeseekers west eral men to work on Monday doing the | ghouid have results extremely.satisfact- preliminary work in opening the prop- j ory to those most in need of help.' In a erty up in a systematic way and on a | word, it should give the managements HANGED HERSELF' mniAN WOMAN SUICIDES AT 8AW MILL PLAT. OUR IMMIGRATION BIO STRLCB CN BilAR CREEK. Profitable Exploration W-tW on tha Similkameen Mining Property. V'lat is said by local mining men to be one of the big rest ~tril.es of hi.ch- gradc ore made in Hriiish Columbia in recent years is r ported from RearCreek in a letter received by W. H. Armstrong Twice Fefore AU.mrted to Take T?(r i vice-president of the Similkameen Min- Important Question to bo Brought Be OVER FIFTEEN THOUSAND CAK1 TO BRITISH COLUMBIA Life. Usrd Fope Made Cut of Her Own Skirts. Mind Unbalanoed large scale. As soon as work advances so as to allow more men to ba put to work they will be employed. The necessary buildings will be erected at once for offices, boarding and lodging, and tool and work shop. Thrje portable houses have been ordered and with the large quantity of timber and lumber to be used considerable work will be going on around the company's property. During the erection of buildings and bunkers, mining operations will be confined to gottin,' uu coal which is avail able for mining now, the company figuring on having ready for shipment of industries, the proprietors of large ranches and farms an opportunity to inerease their staff of employees materially. The outcome of this movement on the part of the government is expected to prove beneficial to the piov- ince as a whole. Shareholders Liability The following isquoted from the bunking laws of Canada to which unchartered hanks are amenable, in fact under the banking laws only charterj.i i.mks aro really allowed to use the name Last Thursday morning In lians living at Sawmill Flat, near Petit Creek, found the lifeless body of a young squaw hanging from a tree, across the road from the ranch- erie. On investigation it was found to ing and Smelting Company from the mine superintendent, says the Province. A week ago the superintendent wrote j that the vein had widened from four to six feet, and that a decided change was coming in the formation. At that time fore tou lnlon House to Regulate Cr al Lends Owned by the Government. It has been ascertained from Hon. Frank Oliver that from April 29 to Nov. he could not speak with assurance as to ^ lhe gea8()n of navigation on the St. the ultimate width, as the change was | Lawrence( thi, year> there arrived vis not sufficently pronounced. In the let- ^ 104)0g6 immigrants and ter received last week, however, the I from the Uuited State8) g^ immi. ore crossed to the foot wall, and the , grantg( making , total immjgration of shaft is now in solid grade ore. Thej137506 of thjs numberj 22,224 had shaft is six feet across and there is still located in Quebec and t()e eastern prov. he a ease of suicide the only marks | two feet of ore to the hanging wall, \ ^ ����� in Ontario. 26,394 in Man- in evidence around the tree being making a solid body eight feet wide. ' itobg| 17581 in Saskatchewan, 17,157 in her own, and tke rope used for the The developments confirm the opinions Aibertap and 15>531 in British Columbia deed was strips torn from her skirts. I "J Wilhar\ Yf" Willia,r!s' Walk", while 60 went to the Yukon. ���, , ,,-,., , ,. ' Harvey and other experts that ores of The deceased lived with an Indian. this character increase in My an(J named Aleck, and twice before had. value with depth. At the present rate I On Coal Landa. tttempted to take her life, having | of progress the company will have at! An important question is to be brought some time ago tried hanging at her least half a million dolliirs worth of ore ' before the Dominion parliament at an blocked out within the ntxt six months, ear,y date by John Herrori| member for "Bank" which is supposed to Btand for three months time from 500 to a 1000 j financial steadiness and resources at a. y tons of cual. j time, h io.Iiio ��oa, uiaK.a .ne Cunuu- "In referring to the coal properties in the Coldwater section, Dr. Ells ol the dominion geological survey says in his last report that there are four separate seams of coal in Coal gulley on the Green estate, that the thickness of the lower seam, worked from timj to time is five feet coal, 1 1-2 feet sandstone and 13 feet 7.inches in commercial coal. This coal averages from three set of samples and is over 55 per cent carbon and high grade coking coal." Another seam on the property about one and a half miles from Coal Gulley, on the banks of the Coldwater, Dr. Ells thinks is separate and distinct of any seam yet opened in the gulley, and it will be possible without the aid of one dollar for machinery and equipment, other than rails and cars and a couple of mules for haulage, to mine at the present time from 100 to 200 tons per day. Thit production could be increased within twelve months to 1,000 tons per day, which would supply a town of 5,Win people. This is a possibility of only a small portion of the field and the property of one company, and a great many more interested in this section will strike the same seam and the coal products increased beyond expectation. No part of the country is to well situated for development and smelling industries, and the time is not far away whin the prophecies of many, that the ian banking system ahead of ail oilier.-,. "(1) Banks are forbidden to lenu money on the security, mortgage or Hypothecation of real estate, ships, or io engage in trade generally. (.) The purchasers of bank stock assumes a double liability���Lhat is, if in winding up proceeedings the entire capital is wiped out and a deficit remains the -hareholders are liable to the extent of un additio al amount equal to the amount of the shares they held; this is for the security at the public. t3) A holder is not relieved of his liability by selling his shares, if ihe sale is made within 60 days of the banc's suspension. By our banking laws the public are amply protected. Note holders and de-, . positors are absolutely safe; in case of! Jure(1 n"' failure these liabilities are a first charge on the assets of a bank, our banking- laws which are recognized as the best. in the world are so flamed as to ensure the most absolute security to the public." old home at Kanaka Bar bttt without success. During the past sum - mer she attempted to throw herself in the way of the construction train hut was frustrated hy friends, last week she was successful in the attempt. While perfectly harmless her mind was more or lens unhinged. The body wrts taken to Lytton to be interred ill the Indian cemetery at that place. the head of exploration ratiur cnan mining. The exploration wort is in itself representing a handsome profit, as- i.JJAL .VSW3. although the present works come under j M(Le< Alta lle will move .That in the opinion ot this house, the coal lands owned by the government of Canada should only be alienated under such consulting the fact that when stoping and ; djtion3i and subjeet t0 such contro| an(j shipping commence these profits can be Lgulaliun> a8 wi)| onawt for an im- increased immediately. Average as- f mt,aiale 8Upp|> 0l tual auequate at all says show the ore to run about $70 per allle8 l(J Ull, lvquiiemeius of the people ton, fifty dollars in gold and ten dollars aL reasullabie ommt tu the consumer, each in silver and copper. and lhac m N^���, t��� coa| |andsg|rtady alienated legislative provision should be made fur such control and regulation, in Railway Work. ^^ of ��� >uwl| a8 WO in future Before the next issue of this paper it prevent loss and suffering to the people is expected that work on the station \ "i ihe western provinces through the E. Larsen of Aspen Grove was Nicola on Tuesday. Drowned at Ashcroft. At the bridge now under construction at Ashcroft across the Thompson ltiver three men were drown"d last Wednesday. The accident occurred through the James Woodward and family arrived to-day from Lower Nicola and will reside in Nicola. James Murchison, foreman at the station buildings has been confined to ihe house the past few (lays with an in- The Young People's Guild will have their next meeting at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. ft VV. Jackson, Triangle ranch, Quilchena. buildings will be completed. The carpenters under the direction of F. Hoy the superintendent, are pushing the work ahead and a few days will see the lack of fuel supply." The Cnrtstnias Rod and Oun. Bristliest and earliest amongst the completion of the Nicola station ready j a,lMmi numbt,ra, with a new colored for the occupation of the C. P. II. Work on the ballasting has been gohig ahead despite the snow fall and the short distance yet to be completed will not take long. The fencing on bolh sides of the track is now finished and every lining is in readiness for the C. P. K. to take over the now completed line. This they will do at the beginning of the year and the iroiuispiece and illustrations that ar** really beautiful, comes the December issue of "Kid and Gun and Motor Sports in Canada," published by W. J. l.iylor, .a Woodstock, Dm. With every ���IM) a stunt; one, ihire are several dial havedisiinci force. Nosportsnun ian fail in experience thrids as he reads of lhe desperate p.i.Jil of a party of Mrs. .lames Chapman of St. Monans Cottage, Lower Nicola, returned homei Saturday after spending a few days in Nicola visiting with friends. Owing to the indisposition of Alec D. Macintyre, judge of the court of revis- ..\plorers who were lost in the Canadian "'l8: woods only a few weeks ago. This " sion ol a strenuous iilp" is lolu in vivid lanyuu.e bj J. liussell touiia. Christinas s.ories are in evidence vylule I not too olisliusiw, aim lhe stories oi a Avery enihusiaslic general meeting ,,;,.���, arisma, m lb, Ca,ladi,��� i;���,k- f the Nicol, Valley Conservative ht,\m mjm t>Wm, (o .m aa.ilK,|U| l|w three times a week after the 11th Jan. Consi'i'Vutivo.H ^eet social ion was held at Nicola on Friday afternoon, representatives being in attendance from ilill'erent parts of the Valley. A number of new members were ad- breaking of the tackle holding one end i ion the court will not meet to-morrow i dod t0 ,^. r,,|| mAkm a lot of routine Christmas dinner had to be adjourned till midnight; and a Christmas Hunting [Trip, which has its scene near Granite Creek which nearly ended in a Christmas tragedy; are not only interesting, but of a scow to a cable spanning the river. Nicola Valley will have a population of ! The scow was swept against the false IU'000 will come to pass. A Poetical Appeal. The following poetical appeal won fnr its author, the editor of the Rocky Mountain Celt, the prize of $1,000 for the best appeal poem to newspaper men to pay up their subscription. "Lives of poor men all remind us, honest men don't stand no chance. The more we work, there grow behind Died at Tor��nt��- us bigger patches on our pants. On j Mrs. (Rev.) T. H. Wright, of Nicola B. our pants once new and glossy, nowiC, received word last week that her are strips of different hue, all because mother, Mrs. Dunlop, had died at Tor- work of the bridge, and tipping over threw three men into the water. Carl Gregory and John Smith were rescued after being in the water some time. The drowned men are L. McMillan H. McMillan and A. E. Etheridge. The search for the bouies has as yet been unsuccessful. as advertised but on Friday the 21st. C. T. Apcnes who was connected with the engineering department of the railway was in Nicola this week. Mr. Ap- enes is rapidly recovering from an injured limb having lractureda bone in his foot. convey morals to every sportsman. The five minutes dream of a Nature Student on Christmas eve, the story of an Indian's shortly to select I candidate to contest, vengeanci, andiu result told in fine vers, I business being transact,-tl. I A convention will be held at Ashcroft Yale riding in the Conservative interests and (lie following were elected and a ladies exploring trip only slopped from going tothe 'furthest norih" for subscribers linger and don't pay us what is due. Then let us be up and doing, send in your mite, however small, or when the snow of winter strikes us we shall have no pants at all." onto, on Dec. 1st. The deceased was The subscription list for the annual Christmas tree has reached a considerable amount and the committee are now securing presents for the young people. A programme will be remit red during the entertainment. Geo. delegates: Ceo. McCullough, Wm. Mc. ..^ ^ by ^ fact thalthl, |iruad Neil, Ric. A. Fraser, H. S. Cleaeby, | Sagklltchewan wa8 in n,^, told in the E. Walker.^. II. Owen, Alex Gordon, brighest yejn by Mjs8 TuM| plV8ent 1 ' ' with the many other stories, a mine of good things which not only sporlsmer but the whole family circle may enjoy. A wide range is covered in this number Messrs. Crook and Aya of Portland, ;and a��� m departments are aa interest- On..., were in Nicola the first of the jng 89 mm whi,e the who]e number week. They are interested in coal, demon8trates the high ptaw th; pub|ic. lands in the Coldwater section, being , atJon h&g uken throughout Canad8p aIMj I directors of the B. C. i^pMM ImmtOOf wmtrAaJmt tht ******* *t the B. Armstrong the Lower Nicola Coal Company. Interested In Coal Lands. , Dominion in the many parts of 68 years of age and a member of the j merchant, has his store tastily decorat-1 They stat.d that it was the intention t worid ^ whjch it now p^^tes. Methodist Church. Herbody was taken ! ed, and with some of the choicest and I of the company to incorporate under the ht to Belleville, Ont., where interment took place beside her late husband Archibald Dunlop who died 28 years ago. best Christmas goods ever brought into B. C. laws at once and early next sum- the Nicola Valley his establishment mer drilling and development work produces a sight worth seeing. would be commenced on the property. Jos. R. A. Richards and Mrs. Richards of Coutlee were in Nicola Sunday THR NiCOI.n HERALD NOT Ci THE NICOLA HERALD M. L GRIMMETT, LL B. | Notice is herebv given that sixtv davs Publlihod Ev��ry Thursday IlAKKISTliK, SOLICITOR, afier dale I will applv to Ihe Hon. Subscription, in Advance. 12 I Year NOTARY 1-nu.lC, CTC. Chief Commissioner ol Lands niWoriu ,v w u ����'��m��. �� ��� i f(pr a |lcensi. t0 pr,,s,M et lor coal on the . __ So>lc'torf,,r the Bank of Mwtreal. (M\m*W described tract of land: Beginning at a posi mark d B. P. Nicola, B. C, December 13, 1906. NICOU, H. C ALEC D. MACINTYRE Barrister,Notary Public &c L1liam8i thm.e ^ in ^ tht,nce FIRST CHRISTMAS OIKT "IlegavcliisoiiK begotten n." The world stands ujKmthe tiesli old ef that KMM of the year when ;he thought of Christendom LtftitK Jollll D. SWHMSOII, IL A. ti\cl\ turns to the most gladsome rmrtwm*. Womw<* am* iV.ury I'iiMh Little, South West corner said post be ing located at lhe South west corner of Section 24, Township III, in the Kamloops Division of V,,l-District, B. C. Thence North 40 chains, ihence Kast 40 Official Ailmiiii-irmnr West 4�� chains lo point of lommence- (iHlce. n ���IlllIM I I lllf rs^tWl ment, saitl desclioidliind b. ing the Ka'iili��i|��. II. I South-West quartei of t*ki section 24. B. P. Little, Locator. Dec. Hth. 1!KHJ. NOTICK. Notice is hereby git en that thirty days ll) in the annals of recorded time "������* ���*���'. !���","-:." �� MikoM',,,,, afi. r .jut. I inlend ,o a)Pl> U, the Chief iiiitiv. Miiiihi.nli.iif Vii.H.i -tnwi. kauiloo|w (ummissioner of Lands and Works tor Bank of Montreal Capital, all paid up $14,400,000.T Rest, $10,000,000 Head Office: Montreal. SAVINGS BANK DKPAliTMENT Interest allowed at current rates. DRAFTS BOUGHT AND SOLD. FARMERS' AND RANCHERS' NOTF<5 DISCOUNTED. NICOLA BRANCH A vV. STRICKLAND, Manager. ���the birthday of the Saviour of the world. We mav not lie able wifii out finite understandings to comprehend ���he height and depth of the greal plan which come forth from the mind of the Infinite and which Mnm-y lo limn un n t1 mtHti- -i-nintt. M BhJATi'W .* :c"UufitMr,C<Miiiiii h ,m, ItHNftMl Hurt (ifihT i' Al" ii'. Mnin tftfMfl ��� Wfl!nl(ni|H j��.o "F compreheiitleil the redemption of fwmiefaS'fcw ^K,,'i'!!','?,'earii'i"'"'i' . . il.8 p.'tt, in I'.inli't-II ,11. Vj. k Srelhreii the entire hiimaii race, hut we find witiaiij turtle*, A. II Ctltll|\(IT"\ I'll. ii iloitoov Ui uit.n.-t'i'. a licence lo cut and tarry away timber from lhe following distrili.il lands; Situated in Ihe Valedi-trid of B, C. com- - in. Defoe at a post marked T.J. Smiih's North Kast turner and adjoining the .Coldwater I. R. thence \V .-i ni chain.- thence South Ml chains, ihence Easl Hi ehains, ihenee North HU thaind to point of commencement. Dated Noveraberl7th, IHU6. T. .1. Smi i ii. Lucator. K. B. Smith, Agent. X I K. Thirty days after date 1 intend to apply to tlie Chief Commissioner of Lands and Worki for I liceiice'to pros- pjet for coal on th.- ioiio.vin,' lands, starling at a po-t on section 4 township in ihe Inspired Word this passage ��� f iiiiiiiistakahle import: "For Got': HARDIMAN & CO so loved Ihe world that He gav. Und Mlnlns and Oeneral Supply Agts ����� ^ His only lit-otten son, that whoso-1 mii,��� ,.,,,,,���,,,,,,,<"!������ < *b*f>.k**W jW" ***> ""J" f |"*" ���"��* ���ti'ii-i-, ��imuIi.i.-c. -i-ini f .t-.in-i^i ..f mm. thence weit to point of commencement. e\er helievetlt on Him should no! notminimiimirrtK k.i.���,i.oi, .. i nnm- November25th. Iliwi. iinrit-. iliiniiKli ii..- Iii-'.i,-. ��� hIii.. a.iilri-- Jus. I,UAIIAM, Locator. perish, hut have everlasting life. '*',',","." ' **** "'������������������". Moit,mks Smi. W.ircliiiii.i'--i iin'ont. Menh v'hIIii), H. I', Iii thus.- wouls we find an epitome- of the I) vine plan, The motive and the reason are both se' \HI|('K nTICK. Thirty days after date I intend toap- . ply to the Chief Cotninissioiierof Lands iof ari.-i r t. Vnlii'cl- hereby uiicit Ilia1 �� ���Ui.-I 0,1,-nrt i���,,,,,h in ike riiicf ,-������,���,i- , and wmks lor a license i�� eutandt.tin forth, and while we mav mane! j \t"' J��""-' *"rk- 'ur P'.nni-sin,, i��� away limber frum tho following land*; .iie-\,..,-m tm* nt p.- un- land.j mi;, stailiiii! al a post on the left bank ol over what was comprehended 111 '��� \",k', v..'ni ^iVeut c Lr rlun'Z <-��'<kv Creek near lot M A running HU Inrih :i ekiliM, Ihetmi ��i-i m rh��in., chains Well, ihenee su chains north, that plan, we except it as a grea1 |ih"hf����HiihJioimlos thtooe ��*ti����i*e'B��U) thence SO chains oast, ihence tSU chains mini 11 coiiuii^iiri-nifnt. .,,1, , . .,,. i ,,���,,��� ���,������������., i! (iL'Li.iFoi;ii su sotitn to point oi commencement STEwA HT*S NICOU AND PHINCETON lljiil Ilillil inpeniirovf, Oct 30. Ii����i W.J. KERR truth and know that the merging of lhe world from darkness into light (l.t'es from the hour when tin Star of Ileihleliem flashed across th Jtideati sky. Jesus Christ was therefore God'* first Christmas gift to a sad and K\\ i,,.,,!, ���f w,,,!,,,,, ttUmha, .\e*eh\ November iWh. IW6. Jos. i.itAiiAM, Locator. i n I ' WtltCllllKllvCr leWPlCr Thi|,ly day "for date I intend to ap- m uitiniuii\i.i,.n.��t.ici ^ mAttWCummliiionaof Lands ..,.,,,������. ,, ��� anil work.-lol .i iieeiiM'to cut and earrj KC\II.imiI'\ |i. C Id. No wonder that etc., kept in si.'ilk. WHiding ,,rrK HIlM H s|i ���l-IHl' \. weary world. Heaven's joy-hells rang! No won tier that the gates of Paradise seemed to open while angels looked j down upon Ihe scene. In that hour was horn the spirit of cheer, peace on earth, and good will toward men which has never died out during all the centuries which have passed. There have been times when its splendor has seemed dimmed, and when men appeared to forget the sentiments of that first Christmas message, bill on Christmas day itself, few there are end work.- im ii Iicviiki to cut and cut) awa.i liinber Irom ibe following lauds; siiirtin. at a pi is i on lhe left bank ol Codiy I reek and running bO chains souih, I hence mi cheine west, thence Mj chains north, tht nee Ni ehains east to point of commencement. First fUss mmrs ilmtp on ��hort no'ic. ' November tfilh. IHWS. Jus. liKAHAM, Locator. WATCH REPAIRING All ktIMb of Wi'ch, Ci-ek hi il .I* .elry rnt mrs d"lie ni firs' rlw�� iinlt-r hiiH HutisfHC- in.ii eiMmnteori, a.i wrk piitrns'e'l In om ore *ill he BnlM|ilHted hiiiI re'uriied * H ' out dclny. H. 'I. < tMi'lil I.I, .v �� o��� (!. I'. It. Tunc In-pci-tors. K*mlm|* nlso General Livery Head Office: - - - Mirola, Lake, B. C. STAGES I leave Spences Bridge Kvery Thursday lor Mciila lake, Kamloops, Princeton antl way puints at 6 a. m. Every Saturday for Nicola and way points at 6 a.m. Leave Kamloops Kvery Monday lor Nicola and Spences Bridge at 6 a. m. Leave Princeton hvery Sunday 6 a. m., arriving Spences Bridge Tuesday 6 p.m. Leave Nicol'i Fvery Tuesday and Friday for Spences Hridge Ml 6 a. m. Every Friday for Princeton at 6 a. m. S|)'cial trips made by appointment. TeJpphon - connection with Kamloops M. V. KTIW'AKT, - - ' P.opnetor ui iu-.. Thirty days after date I intend to apply to the Chief Commissioner of Lands and Works lor a lieniseto cut and carry away timber irom the b 'I ��ing lands; starting et ��� post at the wuth-eeH eta- nor of Jos. Graham'i ind, location, nin- iiiii(,r DO chains south, ihence Ml ehains west, theme 80 chains north, thence hi) [ chains eut lo puini ol coiniiieiicement November 2tith, IM. J. K. A. Kkhakhs, Locator. Jos. 'IKAHAM, Agent. . ., : flllAVIt I'ACIFIt' IIOII-L. K.tiitl * 'Ih wild do not count it a privilege �� imrMeMel'nihKraHw*) -i:ii".n. 'Ih (J ���inly cnvni-nli'iil lnili-1 ht irivil, to iourncv in imagination with the """";��� k'""1 '^f*^ Hjioie. Two Ur��. 1 suiilile rooms. I', A. . Itaritliiir . pro*' ii-tnr. IjtNrfl si Hilling in fn..nri inni. NOTiCK. NICOLA mVM SAWMILL Manokaotohkk ami Ukaikk is Rough and Dressed M. J. HENRY'S Nurseries and Seedhouses ukou *u ��� o7a.~^~,amt~rr~z.-ai'.Tr,;r-a Lumber wise men of tbe east, to that humble cradle in the manger which the A."?nBf,/!T ?!!TRI,* J***T ZX?:*1"* Lx hn cl fnr n-iiin-in A-lii-riifi. I lit- b -i nf Cliricf rtiil/l mnAa bull- .i-itIi bis '��Wefc����*. Ilnl min inld lut'lis M���r ���. ,.,.. Llinst-tliiKl main noi> uun nis .,,���.���,,,��� ,,���,������,lM ir���in,. j���hnsUn& Purklex, pretence.���Exchange. UrRHHicknl HOMEOROWN Kruit tni Ornmnental Tree* una Bmturtd for the f*l tM(lf No nj(inise, loss or delay of fumi((�� lion or inspection Hev ipmneis for Pn.'ilic Coast grown liinli-ii, FihIiI mid Flower Heed* ID njtiautt. Thirtv davs after date I intend toap-i .! ��� mK BOPPL1B, Rprw Punms, ply to the Chief Commissioner of Lands iti��'H��-riil Mill ronlniel. I \c< nled , i\ |1n|h 0,1 S ��,,, Unvnhous,. 1'i.uim, Cut and Works for a licence to cut and carry ! ,���MrKS mooBKATU i Fl"*er"- |ll,l,w '���" ,hI1 l'|!",l,"�� away timber from the following lands; [ Wain hoMuamon our own urounds��� star'tin..'atapo.t at the south-east cor-; ' no r.nt to pnyitol ure prfj��rfd to meet ,,or of Jos. (baham's 2nd. location, run-: Mail orders promptly attended to ; M c���m!,e,iM������ J. A. MENZIES, - Lower Nicola. C;t ��e imoj' your Ite b-foie pWeto| y..ur order. CnUlngae Free, Is prepared to take contracts for sawing lumber and getting out timber. mn..' 80 chains south, thenc W chains east, thence 80 chains north, thence 80 chains west to point of commencement. November 26th. 11)06. A.Collktt, Lica'or. Jos. Cuaham Agent. Dowie Raving Mad. John Alexander Dowie has gone raving mad. His mind is now a wreck, and it is believed that his end is near. Two hundred of his followers inZion gathered in Shiloh house, the Dowie home to hear him deliver a sermon, and were confronted by a mad man. Dowie's delusion is thathe is a famous soldier. Weak Name of **& physically and almost helpless, he incoh- cant erently harranged of a battle, in which WM. RILEY General Blacksmith .10111 W.slniiiiH'er lload, M. J. HKXRY. Vanooivkk, B. C r- NOTICE. The following applications under the "Liquor Licence Act, 1900," have been received by me: Horse 8hoe|i.|( . ��|..-emliy. NICOLA UKE. B C. Description of Licence applied for I'lace his commander, a famous general is Brennan, W. .I... Retail Renewal... Royal Hotel, Notch Hill; killed. Then he himself wonthebattle. Homfray, W. U.. Retail Renewal. . Adeiphi Hotel, Grande Prairie "I have broue-ht the general's bodv Howse, A. E Retail Renewal... Driard Hotel, Nicola Lake I have brought tne gtneral s body j'j T K Rt,tai, ReIuvlaL. Gold I)r.,djt. Hotel, N. Thompson Riv here in my tent, said he, and I am Kirbyi Stanlt.y... Retail Renewal... Quilchena, Hotel, Quilchena. now makihg a funeral oration over it. padmore, F. W... Retail Reri'wal... C. P. R, Hotel, Sicamous. The foreign powers are sending repres entatives to treat with me." Nurses carried him out of the room. Also an application from W. J. Brcnnan, Royal Hotel, Notch Hill, to transfer to Sophie Sullivan. r e A meeting of the Board of Licence Commissioners will be held at the Court A very successful turkey shoot was Houpe, Kamloops, at 11 a. m. on Monday, the 24th December, 1906. held at Quilchena on Saturday afternoon. E. T. W. PEARSE, About adozen turkeys werediaposcdoff. Kamloops, B. C, 6th December, 1906. Chief Licence Inspector. Unequalled q��a Sun}iper f$esort Good Fishing ;incl Shooting. Guides and Horses always ready. Telephone connections all directions First Class Accommodation. Terms: Moderate. S. KIRBY, Proprietor QUILCHENA, B.C. COLUMBIAN COLLEGE 1882 1905 NEW WESTMINSTER. B. O. Hev. W. J, Bimuu, B. A.. B.D. Rev. J. P HowKi.i., Bursm A comi't'tc f turner"!*! snd hu^inen* course Students prepeted to gain tench ��� rs ci-ii'i.-1'-��t' .ill grikdeii. In univer nity work * full course for the B. A. de ttet of Totonto Unbernity. In'tructirtii given in Mnaic, Art, Pbyi cil Culture and Klocutioo. 8end for Calendu. THE NICOLA HERALD REAL ESTATE INSURANCE IT WILL PAY YOU TO INVESTIGATE RANCHES AND TOWN PROPERTY FOR SALE List Your Property With Me PATRONIZE YOUR LORAL PAPER THE NICOLA HERALD PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY TO PROSPECTORS AND OTHERS: TAKE OUT AN ACCIDENT AND SICKNESS INSURANCE POLICY. G. M. BRASH, herald block NICOLA, B. C. i m'mm. -JHTPir~*'riy.n tmjt NOTICK. Notice is hereby given that 30 days after date 1 intend to apply to the Chief Commissioner of I-ands and Works for a license to cut and carry away timber from the follow1! :g described lands situate! in the Y��le District pf Briti' h Col- umlia, commencing at a poet marked R. li. .Smith, north-west corner; adjoining Charki Sterling's sout h- west corner ana ;ii�� i.i one half mile eaat of the Cold- w.itir river, thenee south 80 chains i te east 80 chains thence north 80 chai s, thence weat 80 chaina to point of commencement. lated November 17th, 1906. R. B. Surra, Locator. NOTICK. Notice is hereby given that ,'10 days after date I intend to apply to theChiei Commissioner of Lands and Works tor i licence to cut and carry away limber 'mm h ��� fu'l-iwing descr > d lands, ii- natedi'i 'h" Y-ilf>rii��'r i'l! C I- umbia; begiuning at a post marked R. B. Smith north- west corner, adjoining Charles Sterling's south-west comer and about one half mile east of the Cold- water river, thence south 80 chains thence eaat 80 chains, thence north 80 chains, thence west 80 chaina to point of commencement. Dated November 17th, 1906. R. B. Smith, Locator. . < J . Notice is h r . s n n.at sixty days .'rom dale 1 int. i,u u app.i io lhe chui oinnn.viioii.i nm anu works for i rniis.-ioii ��� Imw ,i.u ucrcs ot ���i n ' ! )> f I - n. ted about 8 a- follows commencing at a post marked J. C. jr., N w corner, thence east 40 chains, thence south 40 chains, thence west 40 chain.-, thence north 40 chains to point of commencement. The initial post of land applied for lies about one mile W of M. Adams N W corner posi. J. Clapperton, Jr., Locator. Sept. 13th, 1906. R. H. Winny, A.t. Gives all the news of the Nicola Valley and country in general. When you had no local paper you were all wishing you had one now that it is here, help it along and it will help you. BOOK AND JOB PRINTING NEW TYPE ! NEW PRESSES! Let us have your orders for anything in this line and we will guarantee you work as good as the best ana at fair prices. �� .iiiitTm / i m THE NICOLA HERALD" LOCAL NOTES E. Walker of the Coldwater was a dsitor to Nicola this week. Dr. Macphail of Otter Valley was in Nicola for a few days this week. Capt. Flick of Lower Nicola spent few days in town this week. A court of revision and appeal under the provisions of the Assessment Act will be held in the court house, Nicola, on Friday 14. Dan Roas of Granite Creek and Otter Valley made a visit to Nicola Tuesday. The public schools will close on Thursday the 20st. for thelhristmas holidays. Postmaster Carrington haa installed twenty-four post office boxes and six drawers in his office for the use of the general public desiring a post office box for their mail. Jos. Guichon and Mrs. Guichon of Quilchena were visitors to Nicola this week. R. L. Clark left Saturday evening for Spence" Bridge and Kamloops on a business trip. Mrs. Pooley of Tamerton Ranch left Wednesday for Kamloops and will leave in a few days for Pictou, N. S. where she will spend Christmas and New Yeaas with relatives. COLD WEATHER Calls your attention to the fact that you want Robes and Horse Blankets and the best place to get them is at Barwick's Harness and Saddlery NICOLA B, P. Little manager of the Diamond Vale coal drilling operations near Forks- dale spent Monday in Nicola. WHY NOT SECURE A. R. Carrington will conduct the Methodist service in Lower Nicola on Sunday evening at T.8H p. m. Rev. 1). K. Allan will hold service at Nicola on Sunday morning at 11 o'clock and at Lower Nicolu at ;t p. m. S. Tingley of Ashcroft arrived in Nicola Tuesday afternoon and is looking over his interests in this section. Miss Quennell who had been visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Guichon, Quilchena, left for Nanaimo on Friday. Bert Irwin who has spent the past year at Hedley, returned from Kamloops this week where he had been visiting his parents. He expects to remain in Nicola for some time. R. H. Lee C. E. of Kamloops spent a day in Nicola last week and made three surveys of the river lor a likely place to build the bridge, lie returned home on Friday and will make bis report to the government. .(5 Fiii! CIIRISTOS BUSINESS LOCALS Sell your hogs to the M. M. M. and get spot cash. Always acceptable. Ivtusy to send and a pleasure to give. GIFT HOOKS Juveniles POUTS ANNULS CHILDREN'S CLASSICS MISCELLANEOUS We have Hooks for Kvtrylxxly at Rev. T. II. Wright leaves for Vernon where he is expected to preach nt th Missionary Anniversary on Sunday next. A meeting of the Licencing P.oard will be held at Kamloops on Monday De-ember the 24th. for the renewal of retail licences. We have 25.000 feet of 1x4 and 1x6 suitable for flooring, ceiling and rustic, piied under cover. Also a large quantity of other building material on hand. Send your orders while times are slack. Nicola Portable Sawmill. J. G. Thynne of Otter Valley with Mrs. and Miss Thynne spent a few days in Nicola this week. Mr. Thynne left yesterday for I ngland nnd will spend the hclidavs with his relatives. Mrs. A. W. Richardson left for her | home at Kamloops Saturday evening via ' Spences Bridge. She had been in Nic-1 ola nursing her husband who met wilh an accident on the gravel train at Coutlee. We still have a few Sacks of nice dry onions left at the M. M. M. Comfort is produced by using good tobacco and the "Shield Brand" pipe sold by J. A. Scott, tobacconist, Kamloops. Just Arrived Fifteen cases of Rubber Goods, the i best on the market. These Rubbers will be marked at the lowest possible prices. Call and inspect our stock before buying. G. B. Armstrong. STRAYED. Strayed to R. Gulliford's ranch Aspen Grove, a cow branded B on side. Owner can hav ��� same by paying expenses. I PEOPLE'S STORE UR Stock is now complete. Having received the last week Floar, Groct'/ies, Canned Goods, Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes. ... Everything Fresh and Up-to-Date. Our Fall and Winter Samples for SUITS are just in. Call in and give your order. Prices Right. On Sunday December the 23rd. the Rev. T.H.Wright will preachspec'al sermons hearing on the "Birth of Christ," in Nicola and Lower Nicola. Suitable singing appropriate to the occasion will be rendered. Sleighing has been the order of the day during the past week, which has been very good. Quite a fall of snow has been reported in all parts of the district necessitating the ranchers to commeace feeding their stock- Grand Exhibition Of Fall and Win'er Clothing now opened at G. B. Armstrong's. J: M. Christian has been in the Val ley during the week purchasing horses I for the North west. Mr. Christian expects to ship his stock from Nicola shortly, saving the long drive he has hud to contend with. There will be a Christmas tree and entertainment in McGregor's Hall i/ow- er Nicola on ("hristmas Eve. An interesting programme will be rendered and refreshments will be served by theLat- ies. Everyone will receive a hearty welcome. STRAYED Whjte gelding branded HV on off side 0 J \t near side (both rump). Owner can hfVe same by paying expenses. Lodwick, Aspen Grove. KAMLOOPS, ASHCROFY, NICOLA AND SIMILKAMEEN MINING DIVISION OF YALE DISTRICT. Notice is hereby given that all placer claims legally held in the Kamloops, Ashcroft, Nicola and Similkameen Mining Division of Yale District will be laid over from the 1st day of May, 1907. G. C. Tunstau,. Gold Commissioner. Kamloops, Oct. 27th, IM A. K CARRINGTON, THE PEOPLE'S STORE BLAIR & CO. -DEALERS IN- General Merchandise Coutlee, B.C. DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, BOOTS & SHOES, HARDWARE FARM IMPLEMENTS, Etc. MINERS' SUPPLIES, REAL F.STATK AND INSURANCE AGENTS. Resident Agents ln Nicola for the ROYAL, and LONDON & LANCASHIRE TIRE INSURANCE OO.'S IS72E7V1SE! -il i_k>*fe<<l <**-.-�������>��*' Notice is hereby given that Courts of Revision and Appeal, under the Provisions of "Assessment Act, 1903," and amendments thereto, and the "Public Schools Act, 1905," or the County of Yale will be held as follows:- For the Nicola District, at the Court House, Nicola, on Friqay the 14th dav of December, A. D. 1906, at 11 a.m. For the Princeton District at the Court House, Princeton, on Monday the 17th day of December, A. D. 1906 at 11 a. m. For Ihe Kamloops District, at the Court House, Kamloops, on Thursday the 27th day of December, A.D. 1906 at 11a. m. Dated at Kamloops, this 10th day of November, A. I). 1906, AIM l>. MACINTYRK. Judge ot the said court. Headquarters for A. W. Richardson the conductor of the gravel train, who was injured at Coutlee by the train going over him and losing his right arm, is about aga'n and rapidly recovering his strength. Mr. Richardson had a narrow escape from death, which was owing to his quick judgment. He will leave for his home at Kamloops in a few days. UOtf'i'liKti HOTEL COUTLEE. B.C, Jos. fticlniPds, - proprietor Toys of ail kinds for the Children, useful and ornamental - - Choice presents for grown [up People. Get in early and secure the choicest on the market - - H.L Headquarters for Mining Men for the Nicola District. First class accommodation for travelers and tourists. Oood Stabling ln Connection. Telephone Connection THE RIGHT HOUSE NICOLA. - B. C.
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Title | The Nicola Herald |
Publisher | Nicola Lake, B.C. : The Nicola Herald |
Date Issued | 1906-12-13 |
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