HERALD Vol. 2. No. 5. NICOLA, B. C..JTHUR8DAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1906. $2 a Year LAMONT, BROKER DEATH OP OLD TIMERS. John OorbiU. John Oxllvle and Peter Riley Pass Away We regret tn have to record the death OP PORTLAND. ORFION, VIC-PRM-1 ���| onH ���f lntt 0|dMl inbabiants ,f IDENT AND MANAOBR i the Ni: Is Valley. John Corlieit, one "f I the lit-si known men in the district past"! Nicolt it lilll MOREABOUT ROADS VALENCIA A WRECK Of the Nicola Ooal and Coke Company Whines ln Reference to the Mention Made of His Oompany This week a letter wis received it th- Nicnli Hirald office from one John In- ni nt, mining broker, 714 Desutn buiM ing, Portland, Oregon. Mr. Lamont takes offi'iiee tt an article appearing in The Nicola Herald with reference to the Nicola Ooal and Coke Company. The letter is intended to roast, ihe editor, hut lie can not see it thsr wsy, hu- convinces the editor that John Lamont is not a distant relative of Ananias, hut a second edition of that prince. Lamont claims that "the Nicola Coal snd Coke company has alwajs endeavor ed tu pay every man a dollar where a dollar was earned." Also that ���>sn money was spent on development work the past year than all am mots spent on The Nicola Herald since its inception. The only work done on the property which is included in the Nic-ile Coal ami Coke Coiiiiiany, was done last year hy oontrad. and appeared to he satisfactory as a member of the Lamont faintly was in e'tendsn.e during tha work and made no objection, but promised that the contrac tor would receive his money. Money spent on development the past year. We would like to know where! Probably in geltin. out another prosp.ctua with ss many glaring falsehoods as the last one issued. Litnunt states that the Nicola Coal A Co., does not want to be held up. Ye CONDITION OP THII NICOLA8PIN CBS BRIDOB 'IIOHWAT TERRIBLE TRAOEDT NEAR CAPE BEAU. LAST WEDNESDAY tin y at his home near 'his sfternoon. The deceased wbo Wsl ;> > >ut li.'l isars of s_e waa a native of Ayr ��� lore, lootland, and oame to Nidi 2t> * sre ago He had heen ill I t the | M ] what Will Bsooms o." the Road During ���i.titeeti months slid lifteen months ag had to undergo an operation which 1-1 'hid tn a elites- condition and last Mon lay it was found neces-sry to have sn it her operation, The operation waa an unqualified success but the deceased was unable to rally from tbe shock t�� his! readers we again revert to the lervnui system, culmination, in his death 'his afternoon. The relatives of thi deceased are mostly in Scotland. John Corbett wss interested very large y in coal claims in lhe Nicola Valley, heing one of the first local men to see the advsniagei which would accrue to the lis: net from such an industry. He wis well stinwi in eoal experts visiting the Freshets. Haas the Question Settled Now end to Who Is Ri-spoi Mile At the risk of wearying our subject of wagon roatls At the present time railroad con struction is mort or less at a standstill and spring is apt t<< be upon ere either wagon road or right of-way is available. , The recent rhinook has proved he Valley and was frequently consulted j , ��ith regard to the coal areas in the vict-i that railroad construction has mty. His loat will be deeply felt is i rendered our roads well nigh "John" wasoneof the mnsthospttahleand kindly of men and frequent were the visita paid to htm by old timers and now- 'i.men tlike tt his home on Nioola plain- where everyone, was sure nf a welcome. The funeral is expected to take place Saturday al term ion. John Ogilvie, for a number of years a resident of British Columbia died on Monday evening in McLean a camp at the iiiniit'l ten miles from Spences Bridge. A. 0. P. INSTALLATION Officers Installed to Conduct Court Nicolas Affaire. The regular meeting of Court Nicola, Ancient Order of V Testers wsl held list Friday evening whan a fairly good attend ance nf members were |>re��en'. OCR, Andrew Thompson and Bro R. Allan of Kamloops w.-ra making an oltitial visit to C mrt Nicola besides leing in attendance t > instill the otlicers During the even mg two candidates were initiated into the Poresttc band and two cindidaiei ar. in waiting for the ne.t meeting nl Court N e..ls to join the fraternal brotherhood The visiting nlhcers were ��ell pleased w th the progress Court Nicols haa made since its organisation last June, and con iretulsted the ��� Ulcers snd members on redi'tlde manner in which they con dieted the bu��iness. Court Nic la ,s gradually increasing in. ' could reach the scene. It is now definitely membership and is receiving encourage 'iieni fr in all parti of ihe valley. The iTiiflts to be derived from ths Ancient I bder i f Foresters are many, snd since the hirih of the order in 1811. it has dis ni Mieil many dollars le asaiat the sick .ml needy. The following were the officers in ��� tailed. P.C.R. Bro. Ric. A. Fraser; CR. Bro. II Mason; V.C It. Bro. Thomas Hyslop; Ireamirer, Bro J. I) Oillie; Secretary. Bio. W. Oordoi, Murray; S. W. Bro. Welter Clark; J. Vi. Ilro. H. H. Matt lews; S. B. Bro. A. d'oodisson; J. B Ons Hu_p_red and Sixty Souls Aboard and Thirty Seven Re��.ch tbe Shore. Untold Suffering of the Passengers. Vietoris, Jsn. 27- It is tpptrsntly esr- ���lii thit the final and authontiis story of ths wreck ol the sterner Valeucia, whsn told complete with sll its harrowing de- tils, will be out of tht worst in the his- tory of Picibc co����t fitilities, there being little hope for any of those on the thip, ���ai tipecttd tu break up before relief known thet the Valence ran on the rocki at a tune when Capt Johnston and hii officer! believed they were on their regular course somewhere ie the vicinity of the Umatilla lightship reef For tome 'line they had heen running by dead reckoning, the thick wall of fog through which they were leeliug their war absolutely precluding the possibility of taking correct observations. Almost simultaneously with the lirst shock when the vessel struck, the engines were reverted tnd he Valencia was backed off again into deep water. It immediately became Bro. __' U. Carrington; Trust*'., ~BruV I '^ml ,h" ' "*" h"leh"d bM" ,t0'�� K R. Csrrmgton. 0. B. Arm I" ** *""""' ,or ""'"" p��P'di�� ����">l impassable an aspect of affairs that no one contemplated when construction began. Should the soft weather prevailing at time of writing continue the Vicola river wi!!, fmradventure rise in its wrath and wipe out both grade and wagon road. Those resident for any The deceased drove the stage for mme' length of tint- in the Valley ii,���. and previous to his death -as work- I know ^ _ of ^ ^ ing for J. 0. McLean railway contractor, mi the C. P. R. eiteuiion fr,,,,, loMM but can anyone tell where the , meil-itum. Ihe young lady ia now [otal number at 37. Not a single woman or child wu saved ligtoll, ���Watts and Fraser; Medical 0, H. Tutill, M. I). i.er, Bru The Sick List Or. Tutill spent a day at Minnie like thu week iitending to Belle McEvny [ the rocks, who wis suffering with lsll_.1i.rf ! ^he re,18ed |,,t ���{ ,���,���,������ p\Km th. with witer md steadily settling. In the hope of hanging his command on a rock that would support her above the wavel until help could reach hn passengers ind crew. Capt. Juhnitou again charged the reef aad Installed the Valencia tight on Bridge. He ass working on Monday: bed of the HVer will be six or , resting quite comfortable. godi! What were they d .ing with the !����'. hut on M tidsy evening had a stroke j JLy^- months ht'OCe? public when they lold shares? Shares!"' parelyaii resuiiing in his death the) sold with never an indication of coal evtn j "��""' n'l?ht. The body was brought to j It is a difficult matter to fix after the drilling operations. The only money spent in this aection goes to the government tn renew the coal licenses under which the land ii held It will take Lamont a long time to con since Nicola people i f the development work he claims that he has done or thtt he haa coal on the Luudbum lake prop erty. The Nicolt Hertld hag been informed that there ia t law in the State of Washington to punish parties for wild c.ttmg. It should be put in operation. Following ii the opinion of The Week The deceased had lived in Nicola Valley published at Victoria: '"r ��� nnmher of years and during the Tht Nioolt Hertld in t reoent iaiue '*���� P,rr of "'���llfs "*����J �� �������� ���������� waiea wroth with one Lamont, tht chim- ! "f !��nd adjoining Timarton Ranch where pion lightweight bootter of tbe NiooU | he l'��wd. He was well up io years and Coal and Coke Ce., of Portland, Ore., for Lower Nicola for bunal in charge of Mr | ns;biljt fa ^ ^ and Mn. R. M. Woodward who were very j u .' . . old friendi of the deceised. Ths de- st;lte of aHalrs but ** not dlttl ceaaed was about nil years of age and cult to bring the matter to the came from Owen Sound, Ont. He had relatives residing in Vancouver. The funeral has heen hied for Fridty, Peter Riley wbo was ttken to Royal Inland Hoipitil at Kamloopi tbout ten notice of the powers that be who should know where to find those responsible. To really appreciate the condition in which the retiring John Lindley who haa heen in Nicnla for several days, being under the docttn care is now doit g well ind will be tble t- re'urn home again shortly. Frank Connora who has been under the doners care for a few weeki with a badly cut hand left on Friday's itage for Dan Muiiro's ranch, Aspen Uroie. The Weather. The list no* stands as follows. Toisi number on Valencia ��� Inn Total saved u far aa known Estimated total drowned Total of passengers saved Total of crew saved 37. 123. 12. 26 day,.gop.,.ed��w.yat that Institution contractor's have left our means on Sunday night. publishing a hot air prospectus of the type which hai done io much to disgust "bom bde" investors with the eiploita tition of B. C, mining properties. It is said to be t titans of eiaggeratiou, misrepresentation and false statement. With some knowledge of the coal depoiits of Nicola we warn the publio against this alien gas bag. Ths Nicola cnal fields need nn flowers of literature to recommend it to t ditcrimintting public with money to invest. The unreliable "Booster" it the wont kind of a "knocker." The Nicola Htrald is fully aware of tbe fine coil showings in Nicolt valley and desires tu tee companies end owners doing bona fide work and will render every iisistance possible to inch parties. But to partial who tecure tupnoied ootl ltnd, ttock tnd tell tht .hires to the public, wt believe It it our duty to tht diitriot to hinder tush itoek jobbing, ti il will if permitted to go on, materially effect the district. little is known of his relatival. T. W. and Archie Jackson will have charge uf his effects He was hurried at Kamloop o Tuetdty afternoon. J. Lawrence of the Nnrth Thompion river, Kamloopa, was in Nicolt for t ftw days this week, hiving come into this aection to look up i young mm by the name of Hnpgond, whole ptrentt were aniiout about him. Tbe yosng man had gone to Kamloopt tnd wired Mr. Liw rence it Spencet Bridge to that effect, but the telegram being left at the hotel waa tint delivered, and sn Mr. Ltwrence had hit trip n to Nicolt for nothing, which by the delivery nf tht telegram ht would hive lived time tnd money. He cur robor.tes the repnrt of the disgraceful tttte of the rotd along tht line of construction. Mr. tnd Mn. Brtnt of Ashcroft htve taken op their residence in Nicola. The Assessment Act. The bill now before the provincial house to amend the Assessment Act, in. The past week hai heen one unbroken I truduC(jd by FlD,Dc. MiouterTatlow.it tunshine and has vindicated, if vindication | |ntelld()dt0 mfm mMMm ,nd ���������_. .ere necessary, the reputation of the I aBrilt.ndjD)t8 mm>i from the wording of valley lor perpetual lunshine. j |ume ���, m mmm ,��� m mjm wt Everyone has basked with pleasure The moil important matter is oonlainsd iu tbe second clause and it intended tu remove the uncertainty which bas etisted at to the incidence of the three till hi of one per cent tat. The claute reidt t follows 2. Section 5 of Chapter 53 of the Statute lHOot, being the Assettment Act 1903, ta enacted by section 15 of chapter 50 of the statutes of 1903 is here- j by amended by striking out all the words Railway Social. ,��� the fourth, fifth, ixih, seveuth, eighth Kvetvbody will be welcome it the Rail ; and nin'h line thereof and by suhetiluting wiy Social held under the auspices of the j the following wordi: "On reil property in the cabinet have all been Ladies Aid of tht;PreibytirimChuroh. j three-hftht of one per cent upon real made though they will not be Th",0<!"1 "'" be b,ld m (,""I,T'!' H"" pmm>% other th,n Wlld lind'c"*' or .. , , on Tuesdsy eveiiniK, February 13th. com-! t'IUD��r l,n<i-"' ,nT P,r,(l" '" ����� aaseai- announced until the premier ! |m,,lhl||l( ��� ��� ..tl���ck B, rody for 4 | raent dutnct where the aggregateasseti- meets the Council next Week. , speedy return trip by the new railway. : ed valuei of the whole of hit real property of Communication it is only''""be rays which herald the approach of necessary to travel a short dis-! ,,jr",��"n"- The n,,ld,,eM "f lh' "i,,,er I may however, preaage a dearth of water tance along what was a short ,iurjr)(( m conjing ,_,������,���_,h��t km time ago one of the best stage -fw-svtk- purposes. road, in the province. H^erWt us b.sk in the mUm 1 that it with us tnd let the futurt take ������������������ cire of irtelf, for, ahether or no, we can- 1 not direct the course of nature MINISTER OP MINES. An Ottawa despatch says arrangements for the changes Hon, L. P, Brodeur takes the department of marine and fish cries temporarily, and Senator Templeman the portfolio of inland revenue. The mines will probably go to Templeman's department until legislation can be passed (creating a separate department of mines and londs. Valeutitiei will be sold during the evening does nut eiceed |2(XsO; and one per cent A short program hat been arranged, mission 25 cents. Ad- where the aggregate assessed value of the real property of any person in an assessment district, othsr than wild land, coil ur timber land, e>cetdsf2000." According to Dun the cost of living his every member of their union found tmok- j risen 37 per cent in the list ttven yetrt. ing cigirettes. They uy more lick claimi' With the eiception of a few worker! In tnd mort death claimi are paid to tbe aome of the highly organised trades this ftmiliet of cigarette tmukeri thtn tny I -MMM it much gretter thin the incrtatt othtr. I in wagai 'ir the same period. Deadly Cigarettes. The Cigar Makers' Union of Worcetttr, Mtn., have decided to line five dollars THE NICOLA HERALD THE NICOLA HERALD P-Sllshe- Bvery Thursday tabscrlptlon, ln Advance, a- sTsar Nionia. RCrsaaiaarl. Isa. The Monetary Times, the( most reliable trade journal pub- Isaahed in Canada, has the fol- ] lowing about British Columbia { While the northwestern pro- ��� vinces have had more attention . from Eastern Canada and the j outside world during the past i year it had greater prssperity relatively to its immediate possibilities than Hritish Columbia. This huge province, destined probably some day to outstrip all others in wealth with resources which literally require millions of people for its development, has at present but a handful, as it were of people. It is so rich in products of both sea and river, valley and mountain���fish fruit, grain, cattle, timber, coal and almost all the minerals, it so lovely a country for man to live in; and it can eventually be so self supporting because of its possibilities in producing varieties of food and varieties of manufacturers, that no one can doubt as to the character cf its industrial future. Sir Wilfrid Laurier has decided to introduce legislation at the next session of parliament to reserve all the timber lands under the control of the Dominion government for the public domain, except what is required for settlement. In that case there will be certain restrictions as to cutting so that the forest wealth of the Dominion may be preserved. The dominion only owns the timber in Manitoba, Saskatchewan, Alberta and the unorganized territories, part of Bri- ish Columbia. In other provinces the lands are owned by the government. NOTICE To Hunters Notice is hereby given thit hunting or ���hootirg on the property of (he Douglas Lake Cattle Company ia forbidden. Any pereon or persona hunting or shooting on ths above property will be prosecuted under the lections of the Oame Act, J. II (lll-VM. ESTABLISHED lb*. PRINCETON NICOLA it WE LEAD, 07 HERS FOLLOW" THE STORE OF QUALITY THE STORE OF PLENTY The Largest and Most Complete General Stock in Nicola KAMLOOI'_, A8HCR0FT. YALE AND -IMILKAMKKN MINIMI UIVIH IONS OF YAI.K DISTRICT. MOTIOR Is hereby given that all placer min -1' Ins claims legally held In Ihe Kamloopa. i ashcroft, Yale and Siniilkameen Mining Hit I si is s will be laic over from the 1st clay of November ensuing to the 1st day of May. 1906. 0, <:. Tl NSTALL, Oold I 'niniiilssloner. Kamloops. October 161 h. Wi. NOTICE. Official Administrator's Act In re Estate of ANTOINE GODEY. Campbell-Bannerman pre- meir of Great Britian in a recent speech said: "We believe in the principle of self government and local control. This is the foundation of our educational policy and the people ol the district should control and manage the schools. It is the foundation of our licencing policy���but if I seek for illustrations why do I not take the greatest the most conspicuous instance of all���the crowning instance? ��� what other than [ this is the foundation of our; Irish policy���cheers���that the; domestic affairs which concern j the Irish people only and not ourselves should, as when the opportunity offers be placed in their hands?���cheers." L To- cv i (!: i-.iT. Classes exactly right 1 .st year may be Injurious now. V.",iftlii-r you wear |_taf.�� or not your eyes thuiilj btl _::ai:ii.i_d at least once every two years, Wt are eye experts. We can afford you perfect sight. TENIIRKS will be received by the under signed for Ihe purchase of the personal prop- eriy, and the rati estate of the late Antoine Oodey. Terms cash. Partkulats thereof mty be obtained from Peter Marquart, Nicols, H. 0, AI.KC P. MACINTYRK, OIBIcal Administrator, County of Yale, Kamloops, B. C. This is Stock Taking time with us and you can get all sorts of bargains iD many lines. We are selling Overshoes at prices never known in Nicola before. Oall and satisfy yourself. 2STDTICE. rr Li, 1 1 n \j N1C01.A PRINCETON MAILERY DRUG CO KAMLOOPS NOTICE. NOTICE ISHKKKBY GIVKN that an appli- cation will be made to Ihe Legislative Assembly of tho I'rovince of British Columbia at Ita next Session for an Act to incorporate a company with power to acquire, purchase, construct and operate the undertakings of the Vancouver aad ('oast Kootenay Railway Company; the Alborni and CowJUinn Hallway Company; the Kamloops and Atlin Hallway (ompany; the Midway and Vernon Hallway Company,am! lo acquire all the rights, power* and privileges of the said companies; and with power to exercise all the powers contained in the act* of incorporation of the said companion with power to acquire, purchase, construct aud operate the undertakings nf any other Hallway ('ompany or Companies; and with power to subscrlbs for and purchase the stocks, bonds, debentures or other securities of anyother Hailway Company; and Notice Is hereby given, that application will' ��� wn_SI|l the stock or oiher bonds, de- be made lo the legislative assembly ���* "* _alSCwinCttr_-StSS.alls1tlU.llal inatslll province of British ( olnmhia. at its next _�� ��� lw i,lc0rpor��terl, for the shares, de- sion, for an act to incorporate a company with I Don,ur���a bon,,��� or olh(,r ^^^ 0, anv olh(,r power tn consiruct. eq Up. maintain and oper-: u,,,-,- Company; and wlih power to lamas, tie a line or lines or railway of standard or ; th(9 cnpit��| ���f the Company lobe incorporated other guage. with any k.nd of motor power lor, ���_,, with ftmm ,0 ,h||1]. khar(.H m fu]|y p.,d up the ronveyanoeof passengers and freight, from an(, ��� ���_��������� mm0 0_ m mmmiim B88e��� some point at or near Osoyoos on the Interna-1 b. ���. form of H(,(.|lritJ. anQ. wlth power m tlonal Boundary, ru-ning in a northerly direc-1 mmmt any h__|J_*jf Company or Companies tion along or near Uke (Ikanagan to a point at! or t0 -TrntjniT with any com, any or com- ornear Knderb)-,thenceinawestcrlydlrectionj()(,n|ef.anrtwi,nal| lhe 0|ho|. and n immi) to a point at or near Kamloops, thence Ina j p���Wersconduciveto tliecerrylngoutoftheConi- northerly direction following the course or (hs | gs_srt__a_r___l- METROPOLITAN MEAT flARKET NICOLA LAKE, B. C. Prime Beef, Mutton, Lamb, Veal, Pork and Sausage Orders throughout th- District receive careful attention snd prompa.dert' Freah Fish Every Friday. JAME* POOLEY ��� ��� ��� ��� ��� _^_ l'roprl��fr COUTLEE BLACKSMITH SHOP ANDREW SMITH, Proprietor All kinds of Blacksmith work and Horseshoing done first class shape. Leave your work here and it will receiv prompt attention. Satisfaction guaranteed. An exchange says "that a ruling by the postal department that card parties in which prizes are won at euchre, whist and other games are in thr nature of lotteries, and that the publishing of diawings or winnings in the newspapers is a violation of law, subjecting the offending publication to exclusion from the mails, seems to be a little hard on our good church and society people who have been accustomed to give interest to their social gather ings and s >cieties or to bring money into the church treasury by such games, even it if be not an interference with liberty of the press." North Thompson river,'hence by the most, feasible route ta Quesnelle and Kori U-eorge; also from a pont at or near Kndeiby ina northerly direction to a point at or near ____0���I aioiig lhe couise of the Spallumcheen river; also from a point at or near Kamlmips In a southerly direction lo a poinlat or ne _r(_uilch ena, thence in a somberly directi<>n by a feasible route to a point at or near Princeton; also from a point at or near Quilchena oreek in _ north erly direction along NicoUiakc to upper Nicola river; thence northeasterly along the upper Nicola rlvor to a point at or near Salmon river, following tbe course of that river to a point al or near Salmon Arm, all in the proviucu of Hriti-h Columbia, And with power tn construct, operate and maintain all necessary bridges, roads, ways and ferrlei Dated at Vicuiria, B.C., this __nd day of November. 1906. KOHKIlTSON ft Mf-IRTa-M, Solicitors for the Applicants, NOTICE. NOTICE IS HEltKBY (JIVKN that an epilation will be made to the legislative As sembly of the I'rovince of British Columbia at its next Session for an Act extending the time wiihln which the Vancouver and Coast Koote nay Hailway nnmpauy has to complete its line of Railway, and empowering the said Hallway company to build from some point on tu line of and to build, acquire, own and ' railway to Kamloops In the I'rovince of British Notice. Notice Is hereby given that HP days after date I intend to apply to the Hun. the ( hief Cm��- np-slonsr of Lands >,nd Works for permission to purchase the follow Ing described land situated one mile and one half N ot the Lower Nicola post office. i 'ninmenclng at apost marked C.F. thence W forty chains, thence Somh foi ty chains, thence Kast forty chains, thence North to point of commencement and containing forty seres ni- re or 1.S-.. listed at Uwer Nicula this list day nf September, ItfOA. C. FUCK. ___ O. IT. fyOVK NICOLA, No. 8831, A.O. F.. ineeta V second and fourth Friday ln each on nth at 8p.m., in r-t���f's Hall, visiting bin, ran enrdlally invited. Idc. A. Kriskk, c. H. A. II. C.HW.NOTON. Set WM. RILEY General Blacksmith Hurst Shoeing a specialty. NIOOU UKE, B C. maintain wharvos and docks in connection therewith, and lo build, acquire, own, equip. and maintain sieam and other vessels and boats, and to operate the satna on any navig able waters; aud with power to build, equip, operate ami maintain telegraph and telepho . lines in connection with the said railway and branches, and to transmit messages 'or com mercial purposes, and charge lolls thrrefnr. and to generate electricity for the supply of light, heat and power; and with powor to ex propriate lands for the purposes of the company and to acquire lands, money- bonuses, privileges or other aids from any government, mur,. i ipal corporation, or other persons or bodies, and to levy and collect tolls from all person- using, and on all freight passing over am of such roads, railways, ferries, wharves and vessels built by the company; and with power to connect with and make traffic or other arrange ments with railway, steamboat or other companies; and to exeicise such powers a< are granted by Parts IV. and V. of the "Water Clauses Consolidation Art;'' and fir all oilier necessary or Incidental righi s, powers and privileges In that behalf. Dated the.-day of January, A.D.. 1908. TUFPKK ft OKIFFIN, Solicitors for tbe Applicants. Columbia. Hated at Victoria, H. OL, this Mud day of November, 1905. HOBKKTSON ft ROIIKHTSON, Solicitors for the applicants. NICOLA PORTABLE STEAM SAWMILL-- li prepared to take contrtctl for sawing lumber and getting out timber. Ueacral mil t oatracts Executed PHKIKS^OHKKATIC Partial wishing work can have lime promptly ittended tn by applying to F. D. WOODWARD, Nicola, B. 0. Leave your orderi with N. J. Btrwick, for lumher who ii agent for the Nicola Portable Steam Saw Mill be oan kelp you plan out ta ordtr. Notice. Ni tlet is hereby given that witsls sixty dais from date I Int nd making application to lbs Hon. Commissioner of l__nds and Murks for permls.lnn opuruha-i T^Oacres of pasture land in the Kamloops Ivlsloo of Yale DtTrlot; situated as follows: ��� IsuoeBi iog at a .take it thoS W corner of the land; tunning Iheo's kast 80 chains, thenc North tfl chains, thenee Vt esi Hn chains thenc. Hon h Id chains, to iht point of I'orniiiiii ��� no--.i Oeo. Best. i-eptemher Tl IfSVS. COLUMBIAN COLLEGE 1882-1906 MIW W-OTMIN.S TBR, B. O. Kev. W. J. SirrRiu, B. A . B.D. Rev. J. P Bowill, Burisr. NO TICK. Sixty'lij.'af er ilvi-1 inland to apply in ine chief OSmtnlssinner of lauds and works for per mlsslou o s_ennsss_Macres ninnn'niri pasture land, co loneTicliig ti post marked A. J VI. ��S K. corner V erne w v chains. N 40 . ham-. K Ml 8 (il i-hains, to inilial post. I-ml sllnaiiri In Iclnllyof in Mile creek, ess'eily of J. _, Mur A. J. MITi HKI.L ray's pre-emiitinn Nicola, ftthliei 1905. John C. Adair, sgent A complete t<nnmer.itl tsd business coarse. Students prepated to gain leaeb- trt ctrtificitel of ill grsrles. In nntver tity work t full course for ths B. A. ds ires of Toronto University. Instruction given tn Man Art, Phy etl Culture md Elocution. Rend for Ctlenrltr. Subscribe fur the Herald, ft per year. NOTICE. Sixty days alter dale I Inlend to applytoihe chief commis.loner nf lands and works for permission In pur lni--iill)si- esnf mountain past I turn land, commencing at a post marked U.S C.'s application to pun ha e! S. VV. cnrin-r.i hence N 80 chains. K kl chains, S 80 chains. VV 80 chains to initial post. Land ia situated in vlnn liy of 10 Mile Crunk anu wnsiof J. Marquart's pre-emption. J. H. CHah'I'ICh, Nioola, - He. WW. J. C. Adair. Agent. NOTICE. Sixty days afterdate I Inlend to apply to the chief commissioner of lands and work- 'or cer mission to purchase 10 acres of I md described a-follows, starling from the northwest corner of Lot W I* 1, Id Utter Valley and running east 4ii chains to t he nun he *. corner of Lot (17, O 1. theme north 10 chains thence west ���chains, ih. me south 10 chains lo poet of couin.eace ment .. O THYNNK Dated 9th Df. IWn. THE NICOLA HERALD Bell British Columbia The question whether Ontario uisy have some iisv toVurrendvr its poasiMoii as the leading pr s���tMsftt- di tnioin is per haps rather ssntimental thin practically , ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ ,, .. . . ,,| , .[report tt t meeting of m< rchants and important. If 'be autonomy bills had r Oall off Boycott. Tbt special roininii'ee appointed by the hoard of trade at Vancouver <o deal with the suhiect of freight rates nn the C. P. R. at affecting the city, preaented a created one new province, instead of tan Ontario would have bad a formidable rival in lha seat. But after all what difference does it make in the subslati tial progress and prosperity ol Oo'trio, wbe'her some province is bigger or more populou*, T more wetlthy. If tber. iaone pr.iv tire that Ms f<ir |i to rival Oti'ario in popii'atinn and weal h it is British (Vumhia lis pi .iiion be tween the wheat belts snl ranching lands in Manitoba, Saskatchewan and Alberta on the one aide, and the Parti. ocean on the other, is one f eitraordtu ary advantage. So far olily . �� southern fringe has felt the impulse of railway building But it will not be long Refute there are two more rail wsyi crossing the province further nor'I, nd alio branches and f.-ederi running north aud south Then we msy look <>ul lor the development of nines, timber agricultural lands of greet value. British Columbia il also the province that will also receivt the 6'st advantage from the growth of the IVilic and oriental trade. It is generally eipecied thtt the result of .lapanese inuenM will he seen in the development of the great provinces ol Cbiuv The population ot the country is so large that a very small increase in tht consumption of foreign goods by each in dividual will mean a large increase in the aggregate. The coast cities t f tho Uniteo Statea are looking forward with cagtrnM to the growth of Asiatic trade, ami then ia no reason why s large share sh nld no1 fill to the c >a-t cities of liritish Coloniliis This will iiita-n progperily for the province and . rosperity fur ill Canada Toronto News. shipper, in the hoard of trade rooms ibis week and called off the boycott which the merchants had placed on the railway. Queer Echo In Court. A harriiter Mast- llust.e was trying a caie in Limerick before Chief Baron O'Orady, when in lhe course nf the law jei'l sp. t'h an ass began tn bray loudly out ide the court room the window ot "Inch opened un a pasture. ''Wait a minute,, said the Chief Bsron 'One at the time, Mr. Busbe if you please" When Judge O'Orady wat later charging the jury the asa began to bray, this time tt a greater distance from the court room window, ''I beg your Lordships pardon" said Mr. Bushe: "Msy I ask you to repejt your list words'! There wu such an �����. 'n here I did not quite catch that sentence " W. J. KERR Watchmaker, Jeweler KAML'Mll I i All kinds of Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, etc., kept in stock. Wedding presents a specialty. First class repairs done nn short notice and returned at once. THB PLACE TO BOY YOUR SMOKING- GOODS IS AT J. A. SCOTT'S CIGAR & TOBACCO STORE _______MN Full slock of Homes'ic and Imported Cigars, and lhe best smoking tobacco always on hand Drop ln aud enjoy a quiet game of Hilliards. agent for the I'ioneer steam ���sundry, Vancouver. Laundry ship led every Saiurday. IIOTKI.aj MONTREAL HOTM* Kamlonus. Napoleon I Lslremoiiille. proprietor, rirsl i lass in j eveiy particular, flood wines, Liquors and cigars. Stabling in c,ii< n-t.on. KAMLOOPS HOUSE. P. Herod, proprietor. Hi st steak of wines, liquors an. cigars In ��� he Interior. Just lhe spot fora niceeoolre fresliing glass of beer. When in Kainlooi- call in Pacific Count Seeds Puohthly not one person in a hundreo btl tny idea of the amount of gar en seed grown ou the coaat. Last season ,(1905) over ten thousand acrea being devoted t tbeir culture, eitrndtug from California to British Columbia, 60,000 pounds ol leeds being sent to one firm in England by a California grower, a share of them quite likely to be mailed hack to this country as "Old Country Seeda." M. J. Henry, the nurseryman nf Van couver. while making the production ol Fruit treei his main line of busiuei, has been gradually eiptrim.uting in end growing for several years, MM finds thai many varieties of seeds can be grown in B. 0 equally at well or better than in a warmer climate Hit crop of ths pan ���eisi.ii grown in British Columbia and on the American Bide amounts to nearly ten tons A sample of each variety is planted in Mr. Henry's greenhouse immediately on arrival from hii grower, to teit ths per rentage of growth and no seeds that ihow i low viatality ire tent out to his many customer!. At first Mr. Henry hid to find t market fnr his stedt with Eastern seed dealers, but for the last two or three years the local demand hai been io great that he had none for eiporl, in fact he could not fill foreign orderi for to.ia $8 000 or flO 000 wurth of stedt. Mr. Henry now htt hii seeds on tetl in hu green houstt, which will be on ti- hibition through Februtry and March. In intending purchasers are invited to call and tee the simplii growing belore plaoing their orderi. WATCH THIS SPACE NEXT WEEK GRAND PACIFIC HOTKL, Kamloopa. Th. nearest Iwiel lo ihe railway station, I hi only covnenient hotel for travelers. Oood rooms, good table, good liquors. Two larg. sample rooms. M, A. HaThar, proasIsUT, Hood stabling in connection. ASHCROKT HOTEL The most, convenient ho'el for visitors in Ashcroft. The best, of table hoard. Hot ano cold ba'hs. iiiir re-.re senative meets all trains. Johnson Jc Perkins proprietors, -THE- Bank of Montreal Capital, all paid up, $14,400,000 Rest, $ic,ooo,ooo Balance Profit and Loss Account, $801,855.41 Total Assets .... $158,232,409.51 HONORARY PRESIDENT Rt. Hon. Lord Htrathcons and Mount Royal. O. O. If 1. PRESIDENT. Sir Oeo. A Drummond. K. O. M. O. VICE PRESIDENT AND GENERAL MANAGER, - E. S. OLUUSTON Head Office���Montreal SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT Deposits received from $1.00 and upwards. Interest credi:ed twice a year. Withdrawals without delay Banking Business of every description Undertaken. Otter Flat Hotel Charles Deharrn, Proprietor. rUUMKH CITY, - ... 11. r Reedqs���rtert for Summit, Kshhit in. uii'ain, Tulamesn river, Boulder, Beat mil Kelly creek camps, (rood Fishing mil Boating, P. 0. Address: Aspen Orore. NOTICK. Notice Is herebv liven that 30 days after da'e I intend to apply to the honorable chief com miss oner nf lands and works for a special lie Stat to cut and cam awajr timber from the following dosrri ed lands. Comniendng ��t a post, nn the north side nf Mcola lake about one mile from the shore and nearly opposite snlli van creek and theme smith 40chains, th nee west (0chains, thence muih I" chains, the���re west 80 chains, thence north 40 chains, Ihence east Mi chains, thenoe north 40 chains, ihence east 80 chains to point of coiiimsncement. W. E. BUKN8. Dm. -nd, 1906. Nlop ill l In- ROCKFORD HOUSE I.OBT. Scorr, Proprietor vVhen traveling on the Nicola mad Convenient plice for tmvelers, with (rone <C-"niiiiodaiion. BANKING BY MAIL Deposits may be made and withdrawn by mail. Out of town accounts receive every attention. NTOOLABRANCH A. W. STRICKLAND, Manager. m RILEY HOUSE NICOLA LAKE, B. C. First class board and Induing by the Jay week or month. Every attention given to the travelling public. Mm. Rilev, Proprietress. NOTICE. Not Ice is hereby given that 30 days after date I In1 end to apply to the hon. chief rommls-ioner of lands aud works for special license tc cut .mil carry away limber from the following described lands, commencing at a post on the north side of Nicola Lake about one mile from th, shore and nearly opposite tjiiilchena creek. Ihence south 40 chains, thence west 40ch*ln��. I hence south 40 chains, ll.ence west. 80 chains. Ihence north 40 chains, thtnee east. 40 chains. thence north 40 chains, hence east 80 rhains to point of coninienconj.nt. 0. B. MURT'HY. Ilea -ad. 190.. Abolishes Use of Bible. Justice John M. Tirney if i municipal tciirt in tbe Brom, New York hu ibol ithed the use of the Bible in hii court. Explaining hit action he ttid: "I bave removed ths Bible from use in my court. It wta t desecration to uie it there. Lying wordt from tht mouths of witn.Mii made its use a mockery, t elivetty. "I now twetr and affirm a witntss with uplifted bind, but it tetlly htt no signifi- canoe to my mind. I would prefer to let every person tell hit or her story without oath or iffirmition, tnd then dn the belt I oan toward iiceruininr; the truth." NOTICE. Slsty days after date I Intend to apply to the chief commissioner of lands and wnrks far permission to purchase 640 acres of mountain pasture land commencing at a post maiked J. O. Mcl.'s. N. W. corner ihence s 80 chains, thence K 80 chains, ihenneN 801 hams, thence W 80chalns to Initial post. This land 1 e- south and adjoins preemption of Wm. McNeill and J. O. McLean lo ihe Aspen Grove locality. Nicola, Dee.'-, ISO., J. O. McI.KAN NOTICE Commencing at a post marked B. H. Trumbull, N. K. corner, being nn the west line of Ind Keserve near font lee, ���lien running west to the N K corner of coal location No. 1645 Ihence *mith 240 rhalns. thence Kast to ind Keaerv*. thence Nnrth 20 chains thence Kast 10 chtlns, thence North let) chains, thence Kast 10 chains, thence North 120 chains to point of commencement, being all the land between coal claims No s. 1615, 1647. 1649 and the Indian reserve, Consisting of about 810 acres. B. H. THUMB. IX. Locator. B. ��. Argust, Agenl. Coutlee. B. C Oct 3 1905. Horace F. Evans QEOLOQIST Ashcroft - - 8. C. Mine eliminations tud reports, Oeo logical eonditions of Thompson River country t specialty. Disinterested tnd dspsndtbls reports furniihsd. Unequalled as a S<iii|.ifer Resort Good Fishing and Shooting. Guides and Horses always ready. Telephone connections all directions First Class Accommodation. ,l Terms: Moderate. S. KIRBY, Proprietor QriLCHENA, B. C. BLAIR & CO. -OK.LIU IN- General Merchandise Coutlee, B. C. DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, BOOTS & SHOES .ARDWARE FARM IMPLEMENTS, Eic. MINERS' SUPPLIES, REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE AGENTS. Resident Agents ln Nicols for the ROYAL, and LONDON - LANCASHIRE FIRE IN-URANOE OO.'K < IIHIV OITIIETT A. K. ('. 8e. London. PROVINCIAL ASSAYER Kamloops, B. C. Assays and analyses if Ores, Coal and In diiKtrf���i products. Man'ples by mill or stage receive prompt attention. FOR SALE A Stock Ranch containing 4740 acres,situated near Douglas Lake, with all necessary implements and also stock. For particulars apply to W. M. LAUDER, Quilchena, P. O. Springbank Ranch, July Uth, 1906. STEW-AIIT'S NICOLA AND PRINCETON Also Oonoral Livery Head Office: - - - Nicola Lake, B. C. STAGES Leave Spences Bridge Every Thursday lor Nicola Lake, Kamloops, Princeton and way points at 6 a. m. Every Saturday for Nicola and way points at 6 a.m. Leave Kamloops Every Monday lor Nicola and Spences Bridge at 6 a. m. Leave Princeton Every Sunday 6 a. m., arriving Spences Bridge Tuesday 6 p.m. Leave Nicola Every Tuesday and Friday for Spences Bridge at 6 a. m. Every Friday for Princeton at 6 a. m. Special trips made by appointment. Telephone connection with Kamloops M. P. STEWART, - - Proprietor THE NICOLA HERALD LOCAL NEWS Wiltsr Cltrk paid Lower Nioola a visit ���u Wsdnas.iv Joe Smallst wss down from Qu'lcheot in Wednesday. L Price wss s visitor to Sicoli on Tuesday svtoing. The Nico'a Herald received thii weak a I box of seeds of variout kindt frost M. J. Henry, tbe nurserymen of Vtncourer. Mr Htury is keeping ap to ths times j and besides attending to hit fruit trees, flowers, stc, hit font tuto ths ttsd business. Anyniit needing soy klod af vsg. stable or dower aeed can not do better than ssnd to M J. Henry, 3010 Wast minster Rotd, Vtucouvtr. JUT ���EttlV-.D Hits Berths Woodwtrd wis _ visitor oa Wednesdsy. Baelneas Looaia. If Meveralip Horte Shoes are yoar ��� . I choice ootiii' tud PLEASE yourtelf. ���SI/K.S 1 to 6 at F. (i. Paige's, Nioola. Mrt. D. Mclnnea of Lower Nioolt wit in towo oo Wednredty. Jot. R. A Richards wu ia town from Coutlee oo Wedoeedty. Jot. Costillion wat in from bit ranob oo tha Coldwater this weak. Mra, Miteo sod Mn, Riley wtrt Lowtr Nicolt visitors on Tuetdty. 8. J. Bite tnd R. J. Armstrong wtrt io Nioolt from Aspen Orora lha first of tbe week. The first plowing nf the season wss done it the Gillie ranch (Laktviaw) on Tuetdty. Ott t blsnkst fur your hurts at Berwick't Htrtiest tnd Saddlery. Alto t itoek of Robes, stc. A fall stoek of up tu dale goods to supply tha Harnett and Saddlery trade of Nioolt district. Call or lend your orden for Harness, Saddles, Saddlery Hardware, Horse Clothing, etc. Specialty made of Cowboy Outfits. N. J. BARWICK. NICOLA ��� . B. C. Tinoii-- -For 2 sordi of dry wood, 2 enrdi grssn wood to ba cut 18 inches long Tender! will be received up tu Jao. 98th, Haiti, tddressed to Dr. Tutill, See Trass, nf Board of School Trustees, Nicolt, D ynotrs thinking of building now is the time to get your orderi cut so at to hive the lumher dry when the long diys come tnd the carpenters can wnrk with pleasure. Remember the ntmt. The Nicolt Portable Steam Sew Mill. 8. J. Solnman of Blair tnd Co'i, gen- aril itore at Coutlee wat iu Nioola the firtt of the week. Place your ntden with The Portable Steam 8iw Mill, all work guaranteed. I 'is- trrived,fashionable moulding knives. Why need to leave your house unfinished for wtnt of mouldings. FHge tnd (rain R Gullifnrd of Aipen Orovt left list flo"riD*" of fir,f *���** wi" "ur"w (hrM wetk for tbt coast to rtceise Hills.II! """" m'A* nf fl,t H�� Window sash for an injured eye. > mad. to order. For up tn date job printing aead your orderi tu the Nicola Herald office. F.G.PAIGE General Blacksmith CARRIAGE AND IAIiON WORK Horseshoing done in a first class m?nner. Careful attention given to this branch of the business. All Work Guaranteed NICOLA, B. C. M BEATTIE Aoaooottot, Cotutniiaion, Insuranct and Oeneral Agent. MalnHtrest ��� Kamloops Jnt R. A. Rirbarda and Mn. Riehirds returned last wa*k from a very pleauat holiday trip to the coast. For the best in the harneasand saddlery line, tee Barwick i latest rnnai_n__ent. Tbe bad mads daUved the tttgea on Monday evening, both Princeton tnd Ktmlonpi sttgei being lilt. W I, Ooepel, government auditor wtt in Nicolt last Thursday, having coma through the 8'mitkemeen. George Vnrrsv, government agent baa been more or less nnder the wetther the pa��t week with an attack nf cold. Rev. t. W. Pogh of I.yttnn held ter- vices la tbe Church of Kogland nn Snnday last, returning home again nn Mondty. Mr and Mrs 8 afrner are ens.tinf Mr* end Mrs Armstrong at Liwer Niels, thev having arrived nn Saturdays Itlge. .Tsmea Rhaw and Harry RlomWet are bnsity engaged doing assessment wnrk nn mining orTiee't owned fey tbt litter in tht vicinity of Ten Mile Creek. James Wnndward hss snld hia ranch tn Rsrelse Honthmna nf Vanenitver. Cant gtlrlr of f,ow#r TJInnK will take possession on beba'f of Mr. Bnnthrnna at. an early data. A mlnetrel sbnw will be held in Wen's, gtinrfly, Arrangements ire now beine sjsde tn Kar* the sbnw gnlng T/*��l tsleat will demnnstrale tbeir ablll'iet In thtt line. Further particnlan later. M-ssrs A. W 8'rlrHand, nf the Bank of Montreal, 1, ,T. Bsewiek, hamats snd aaddle'y. and R'O. A. Fraier nf tbe Ni'. ola Hera'd have retnrnad frnm a Mn tn tht 8l_ilkameen nnnntry at far at Hedley, THE KOOTENAY STEEL RANGE la all slissand styles. Guaranteed article. Our sales have alrredr more than doubled those of last year Our leader Is ths 6-hole Steel Range for $46. manufactured bj McClary Mfg. Co., also a full line of Air Tight Heaters LEEMINGS HARDWARE KAMLOOPS M. J. HENRY'S NURSERIES 8010 Westminster Road VANCOUVER, B. 0. H. ���. Urown Work ot Fruit and OrnanH-ufHl Trees, Apple Tri e��; 2 and .year olds: lli to ttO per 100. according to varl.tv. One-year-olds, 4 to 5 feet. $IOto|l2 per 110. Kitia nice stock nf Cherry. I'each, Plum, Apricots, etA, now growing for fall orders. No expense, loss or dt���y off uriiiK-i Ion or Inspec i ion. l*t mo pri< e your list before placing your oider Catalog free. Mrrenhnuse 1'lanta, Floral Work, Bee Hup piles, Krult Packages, Fertilisers, etc. M J. HKNRT, .1010 Westminster Koad, Vsncouvsk, H. C. G. n. BRASH, Accountant and Auditor REAL ESTATE IK SURA NUB Temporary onW���Stewirt't Stags Big NIOOLA. B C. ALEC D. MACINTYRE Barrister, Notary Public &c. Official Administrator 0h.ee.-Commercial Block, east of Post Office. Ktmloopt, B. C. John D. Swanson, B. A. Btrrister, Solicitor and Nottry Public Office: Rest nf the Canadian Hank of Commerce, south side of Victoria street, Kamloops. Money to loan nn real estate security. Another ranob, with coal rights In the Otlgbbnorbnnd "f Cnntlee II like'v tn change hands. Capt. Flick haa charge nf the negotiation! nn behalf nf ths purchasers who hall from New Wsttmlnitsr. HARDIMAN & CO. Land Mining and General Supply Agts ���roa��� Mining contractors, farm machinery, buggies cutters, sleighs etc head for our list nf farm and mining properties. Report* nn mining nro- p"rales through the Metric . fable address "Aurum " Codes: Bromhall, More.ng k Seal A. H. C. tth. Warehouse-Csnford. Nicola Valley. R C. JOHN 0. ADAJR MININGENQINEER C0AL&0ILE1PERT Is prepared to examine coal properties and furnish reports on same. Terms to suit all. Nicola, B. C. WATCH REPAIRING All kinds of Watoh, Clock tnd .lewelry repairs done in tirsi class order and sattafac- tion gusranteed. All work entrusted to our care will be completed and returned with- i u' delay H. ��I. < .tl.'HM.I. A CO., C. 1'. R. Time lnspnclora. Kamloops OFFICE DIARIES Every business man should have one. POCKET DIARIES 1906 All styles and prices. Canadian and Whittaker'sJAlmanacs Uaeful information for til. SMITH BROS IOOKSTORB K.mil...is ind Vernon JAMES SMITH GENERAL BLACKSMITH LOWER NICOLA, B. 0. All kinds of repair work done io s neat and satisfactory manner tud io ihort notice Horseshoeing "THE PEOPLES STORE. Just Arrived'" A small consignment of Japanese Matting Very choice Pattern. To arrive in 10 days a carload of Coarse Salt Price will interest you. A. R. CARRINGTON, Proprietor. " IT PAYS TO DEAL WITH US.' SLAUGHTER SALE MEN'S HI o 180 SUITS RANGING FROM $25 TO $7 50 AT COST Our if Suits, tailor mad��, for 20 00 Yi 50 Suite, tailor made, French riniih 17 60 20 00 " goinger 15 00 17 50 " " 14 6(1 1600 " " 1260 1260 " " 1000 1000 " " 7 50 760 " *��� 650 Sues running from 36 to 44 in all tha latest ityiet. All Boy's snd Child's Clothing, n1^ off This is the largest and finest stock of Clothing ever placed before the public in Nicola, Overcoats, Reefers, Mackinaw Coats and Pants all subject to a discount of 25 per cent MUST BE SOLD TO MAKE ROOM FOR OUR SPRING SHIPMENT II, D, Mil) [.(Jill) Life and Fire Insurance Agent. ower Nicola, IVotary Pub'ic B. C. OOUTLKB HOTKL COUTLEE. o C. Jos. Richards, - proprietor Headquarters for Mining Men for the Nicola District. First class accommodation for travelers and tourists. Oood BtebUosj In Connection Telephone Ooonee-oti
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