'1/ ft* /���������/ a Vol. 7. GREENWOOD, B. C. FRIDAY. JANUARY 30, ,1^03, No. 23 . \\ v The V. V. & E. Will bnild at an Early Date From Curlew to Greenwood���Chief Engineer Kennedy Was Here. Greenwood-Phoenix Tramway Bobs up Again. The Victoria, Vancouver & Eas.ern Railway and Navigation company ha:s decided to do things iu the Boundary. The road will, be* continued from Curler to Greenwood ' making Greenwood the terminus for some time. The branch to Phoenix will be built up the Fourth of July Creek route. Both those undertakings will be commenced at an early date. The authority for the statement is Jas. H. Kennedy, chief engineer for the company. He was in Greenwood on Saturday last accompanied by C. A. Des Btieay of Spokane the company's right of way agent. They came down from Phoenix where they were looking into right of way matters and left by the afternoon train for Grand Porks. Under the present arrangements the the Phoenix branch will start from a poiat above Grand Forks,��will follow Fourth of July creek for a considerable distance and then take a detour toward the North Fork to seenre the proper grade. The'road will then come into Summit camp and the Boundary Creek watershed and will follow the eastern slope of Boundary Creek until Phoenix is reached. The, Greenwood branch from Curlew will have an even grade almost the entire distance. It will cross the international boundary at Midway where arrangements are being made for station grounds on Norris & Megraw's addition and will follow tne Boundary Creek Valley to this city. But why should Greenwood be made the terminus? With two smelters here rapidly increasing their furuaces and "with arrangements being. mado for the erections of others, why should the astute J. J. Hill leave a portion of the Boundary Creek district untapped? It is possible'that he is not going to provide railway communication between Phoenix and Greenwood ? The answer is another story. The read* rs nf ilu- Times will have noticed tliin ,T;iv P 15 raves is going to harness 11v*i,|j^\\-^!:��L;i,K^liUiiP:ills,_^.Mr.iGrav���e>,. ami bis a-..-o iates also have a contract f.-r fie yr-ater'-portion of the Cascad c-'-np nv's pnwi'r and they control the cl.ro irk'. li^l'1 franchises in the district Green ���**���>��� id has been agitating for a tr inw v between Greenwood and the mi ' ii:.: *���'��� i m *s fur several years. Mr. GirtV..-- Ii,i- .i b :'���>���* "f giving people wh.it they want when mere is money in it f..r iiiin*p|f and these interested nit .'hi Sn it is stated that Mr Gr.v a I a it art '.o heart talk with Mr. Hi���: ..mi tli.it the two now understand <��� ,i-h ������thi-r. Mr. Hill will build th>; rui-w.iy t> Greenwood and Mr Grave* w.li build a well equipped standard yuage tramway between Greenwood and Phoenix. The railway and the tramway will work together and for each other. If Mr. Graves runs short of money for the enterprise he can call on Mr. Mill to help him out. Under the arrangements everybody should be happy. Greenwooi will get a competitive railway and a tramway ,i much shorter road to Phoenix than Im'.il be possible if un ordinary railway was constructed, and ores can be hauled clown here at much less cost. There are are also amalgamations, consolidations and preparations for other smelters in the air but the above is enough good news for one week. Stipendiary Magistrate Col. Prior promised that the matter would be attend to and the gazetting of the appointment is the result. Mr. McMynn has been a long time in the public service. He has been a resident in the Boundary for nearly 18 years He reached the Pacific coast from England in 1884 and the following year took up a pre-emption at Myers Creek, within a couple of miles of the well known Rock Creek placer camp. At that time, there were no towns in the Boundary, Rock Creek, Eholt's farm (now Midway) and Grand Prairie (now Grand Forks) being the. points the few travellers usually made for Citizen's League. Association Formed to Promote City's interests- Last Friday evening 22 business men were present at the office of T. M. Gulley for the purpose of.organizing a business men's association. At a p.re- liminary meeting held, previously, it was decided to organize such, ,an association. J. E. ,Spahkie,.M. D , was appointed provisional president, W. M. Law, vice-president and Fred M. Elkius, secretary. At Friday's'meeting it. was decided .' to complete the organization under the name* of The Citizen's League. J. J. CaulfieldVyras' appointed second' vice-president .'and Julius Ehrlibh, J R. Brown and Duncan Ross directors. ���"���' The .matter*, of affiliating with the Board' of-Trade was discussed at length, >rriany' claiming that one, live: ..organization... .was.all that the citizens could be expected .'to '**. '���'���" :��� .*. *,' *"*! '���.*���-' fff ' -it support. Somevcritici'smprw3.s directed against the Board'oif TradeT'^It'was held that it was too exclusive, that,the initiation fee was too**vhig^'axi'dHbat^it .��� *������ .* '���*���... j-' .''������ ���"��� -���'- :'i-,*,-*j** -*.--,.;*. did not deal with 'questions of a purely when passing through the district. ,, , ... . v, A ., .,. v . , ��� ���������.-., , . local nature whichiwere of5tlie greatest After having tor a while acted as a .. .*������.* a-a 'j.. .i-t.I iJ>' ������<.;������.*���;?.������ - *.���**. special constable Mr.McMynn was on June 28, 1892, appointed a provincial constable and collector of provincial revenue tax, stationed at Myers Creek. On December 6, following he was made mining recorder for the Kettle River miding division, which then extended from Rock Creek on the west to beyond Christina Lake on the east. In March of 1893 he opened a mining recorder's office at Rock Creek. In May of 1895 the government office was removed to the then newly established town of Midway, where later he was made chief provincial constable for the Boundary. Other appointments.* re ceived by Mr. McMynn were as;fol- lows : Registrar*! under the Marriage Act, July 30, 1896; deputy registrar for the County Court of Yale, then holding periodical sittings at Midway and Grand Forks, respectively; arid local board of health for the Kettle River mining division, November!,;6, 1896; depiitp clerk of the peace; January*'21, 1898; registrar of the County Court, sitting at Greenwood, August 22, 1899; registtar of the Supreme court, Greenwood, April 11, 1900, registrar-under the Bills of Sale .Act and Gold commissioner for the Kettle River mining division, April 14, 1900; Provincial Government Agent at Greenwood for the���districts contained.,_jwithin=���. the. boundaries of the Kettle Riv. ranrl Grand Forns mining divisions, J.uly 1., 19U1, atid Stipendiary Magistrate.���January 7, 1903 Tin- goveonih*. the was removed from Midway an>l opened at Greenwood on May 1, 19()0, ami on the 15th of si me month a supreme court registry w.is npcneil in tha. tu-.i'ti Mr. McMyun's gradual .idy.inee in the provincial government Service has lieen the result of t o!os .ituution to nis duties mid thurughne:^ in carrying them out. He has been relieved of the duties of chief constable and mining recorder, but the other-offices named he still holds, and in attending to them he haa the zealous assistance of J. S. Birnie. importance to the city. President ��� Naken 'of the. Board of. Trade was present and" he stated that a general meeting.',* of the'board would be caifed when-the : matters* suggested would ; be considered -" and ah effort made to enlarge5 the scope" of ' the* board's work and also reduce the fees so that'all interested'in the upbuilding of the town might become'members. Another meeting of the league will be held this Friday evening. Appointment of W- C. McMynn Has Been Gazetted- The last issue of the British Columbia Gazette contains notice nf appointment of William Graham McMynn as a stioendiary magistrate for ���.he counlies of Yale and Kootenay. When Col. Prior visited Greenwood last fall, the Board of Trade in an address to him urged that such an ap pointment should be made and that ���Mr. McMynn be given authority to hold small debts' court in Greenwood. Duncan Smith of Smith Bros, was over from Grand Forks this week. Work on the construction of the Greenwood court house will be resumed in March. In the meantime the firm is securing the material necessary for the structure. .-;Last<month. Phil.J McDonald;, and Jas^ Sutherland took hold of the Elkhorn ; mineral claim, ow.ned by C. L. Thomet, of Midway, under, a. working bond. They commenced'work behind ' ii * * the E'khorn brewery, within a stone's throw of the northern boundary line of Greenwood city, putting down "a pros pect shaft on the vein.. ��*uFoiv,39;feet ���Ii ���*���* l^i X '.* ,j Vs;^, they met with little encouirageinent, the ledge matter carrying fru't little ore Then an improvement.; topk place, a paystreak coming *iri,*"brily;'an'inch or so at first but iii "three feet depth it widened to five inches.vof clean, rich pre, quartz\mineralizjed vvith zinc and galena and showing gold and native silver freely. Besides this pavstr����ak there is a foot of ore composed chiefly of quartz'with *a-litt1e zitu'. aid ;>?i��tia and^!ike_jh.e:_ .p.j^^.tre^.^.^n^;^vlMi{'i..aR.. depth is fcviin^tl. From Mr- K>sr"it'wys thought .thi >.....was ..nuexi ...iisi-iiuof. thr Provi'rti'nc * le'ljre.'f'-oiii. ��-"h:ch^15.000 t S20.0C0 v.- * h ..f - .'f,..��Hiri'ui taker. ���siiic.o the Providenc Mining company acquired it. and tivvhi'-hf-proniises to vieid a handsoih." rei'iirn to those who invested in it. Tli.;.Elkhorn yvill.like- lv "<ii>.^;i'.s .'we*l..-if n'ot'biette'r than the I'p-virVnop. for it was from ,it 1ha.+ n in*-' ��������� !���'���>.* i' t * re ever, sent .n in :.'ulh,fr....i t.:��� IJ.u.iiidar.y., \vas-.tak',)j in the" Varlv" 'SO's.''"'"' McDonald ami Sutherland showed enterprise-in tack- ���**; ��� ���- - r' ���* i ling the!Eilkh6rn,' arid they desejrve the good luck that seems to be in store for them. ...... Arrangement Being- Matde to Increase Capacity of the Reduction Works and .444, Kfew Converters���Bs C, Copper Cbmpany wilUncrease Capital. The capacity of the Boundary smelters which, can now.treat of ^ore, per .day, will be: from, all.^ap- pearances more than doubled;during- 19Q3. t With^.hi^.fjuraaceca^aijitjf^ftiUy' utilized, the. output for the koutidafy niih^s'should' exceed t'he'iriiliib'n'ni'atrk. Utfdef ;naturcil oonditionthiB cotilil; t>6: easily; true *as thei<eis; pientys; of'.ore* in ���, sight y to; morje. * thaa:."Wn$8ta; the .put- put necessary to supply t]he smelters, but it is the. unexpected that often happehs'in'miniugag "weU"as*in othiei1 industries. '--At the be'giining of;1902, the outlook for ��� an output.* of at least ,650,000 ji; was;;, ..promising;;,j.bMj the Fernie acpident^n.d.strike Qatne and the smelters we're.shut down iFor nearly two'monttis; The 'ameiiter man 'drtafe' a* shortage "of ;:'co*k'e: ���1tfiis'i;y^a'r."'*i' Notwithstanding-' *t*h'*B1',a8��uvahcec:of...';thc Word come from New York tliat th�� British Columbia.? 'Copper Cowpaoy, site in the Boundary smelter erected. .*'>'.. valley aad tke of- the .'capital of the company to $1,- 000,000, fromv,$t,250,000. At the tim* t, :v., .. j; the .prese'ht-company. 'Xfi�� :wfi��*��5fi#i?:-;..i;,*.i/jf*,: the capital ttcck waa 200,000 .'shares ���* $5 each;; shortly..^(te^^i^^ttjtlj.^ smelter waa commenced, an additional 60,600.shares were 'ts'aued. The ia-* 'i:***.. tended new issue is 150,000 share* ��f . , ; *'.*>** .J , ������: t "-,1^. ' " ��� ' the par value of $5. s The money is needed for the iollow- ::��� r.Wi......a-. ������ ' '������������������:��� ���'���'.���..'>���������. . i : mg purposes : *= ^ . ���"��� To ^terect ..a-.converter and refinerr t�� . . >traatihe product of the soujtof* ���;. '..-.,. To: ffect -. new *furnacea ao that 4he Crow's- Nesl* Coal ccoqjpany, ;i.that ..the, .capapj[t3r..of ttie/��mel��er-"wlll'b�� at hut- 2000 tons'a day; "���'?'���' ��� :**'���: ' -. :���'..���". And "to acquire new * mining ft*p&��� ties that can bei'advantAm^T.T*^; ehisedat the present timer*1-,' >t~ ���'������"- . ..XJia.t the company^ intended iacrtaft- W. Frawley of the Greenwopt'..Barber Shop has made some improvement.- pa his establishment. He^has put.iiit^ porcelain bath tub andlh the thtsfutuf* . *��� ������ ���** > ���:*���' ���'. .*i > ' -.* ���:��� :: thefprice fpr.ibatHs at this popular)shot will only'be 25 cents. 4t smelters, a.re. ge^ing. aflid. yvill.get all the fuel they need, empty coal and coke bunlters do riot, * "confirih'"tfi'U beautiful 'dptimismi -' Ceftilftly' it is to be hoped. that.'; the ^promises ufae ithe future,, willv < aofr. bf,*. ^as;; .-illusive. ,<^.a? the performances of .the ..past... With plenty of fuel and a reasonable steadv copper market, ihe Boundary during- 1903 should eVsiiyequal the ''Out'pirt'- of all*other portions of>the*. province combined. ..: *.��� .,....,:..:...('. ; ..;.;;..,;.*; r v,^...*^ *;*);*. ��� . Elsewhere the Titnes; has :re^erred jto the arrangements which are. sugg*es|fd by the directors of the B. C. Cbpper company^" WitK"t^ie', iricrea'se'-capital- ization, itistheintentton* to* bring* thi*' capacity. :pf. their,, smelter ;up, ito 200- tons, daily. ���.,(This,imeansitheiinsta]la-. tion of at least, four ^additional ..fur*; nrces, making six in all.at the'smelter The *convertet' arlcl refinery will meiii increased profits' im the* company' arirt an inareased payroll for Greenwood:; if uTlhei,tnachin^ry:^prii-]thc^(Vthii;(J(v fur-. iia.ee at the Montreal & B,ostor<.Copper "oVimpany's smelter is beginning ti arrive and tlie furnace'itkelf 'fe fc'jfpec*t- ��� V early, in'FfebruaryV ���' About TUesda-y Tt:xX~ No^l '"tfurnScervphiclr=h*v. ".been1 -. uiiuing Lsinc^.theifPfesentrs comp.arvy '*i;quired the smelter wiU._ be .blown,,.o,i\t '���v.'id"No. 2'blown inr Extensive re-' pdifs will' 'then' tie';inia;e t'rf Nd'.'l'jfuif- nace,-the* buildings Will"b*e"��i<Wna��id and early in March ...the*.; company expects.^to. hay.e-thr(;e furnapes in ful.l Vl'ast. Mr. Goodell, the superintend; ���*.:..*.,.*. ���*;������ ������? J*, li--.:- j-ii--.-.;.���::,.���'i \.-i.*. eritis at present in the east consulting ivi'h the dire'"totN ofthe cbihpifiV iii' r.-lerence to"the* ni'stailaiio'ti;"of:add-ffi- Dtial. furnaces 'aridr aitoessemerizunf plant., vThe three furnapes, themselves will have a capacity of about 900 tons .-.-.'..��� i.'.1 .*' xr.':'i'- .*..'.,'.����,,-.. j ;-,..��� tiii daily. '! .-,'-���'���* j.-.-:' A-'. ���'/���>*-��>������:���'.'���> t: ���'5.V.*'-'* At the Granby smelter, the capacity of the plant'will be increased arid'the compaiiy exffect to treat? over '-xWO^ tons 4 day early, in the year. :. :*, i r. ., Reference ��� is made: elBe.where--.to the intentions pf/ibe. S>no\y��h9e copipajyr^ Ct is understood;that ^jpswill ^e.Ja^en t an early datf to secure a smelters .: .... *.-.,.J ��� -j :,l... .������!������ ..i:,:i -.r..A. -.:. ing,its ,8mel,ter,and adding a converter and.refinery was announced aone tiara1- ���- ago| 'and if'thi' shareh*ldeti'��� aathoriffe . ttiie'i'ifcVea's^/of Capitali. aa --thay'�����*.��� doubtedly willv: the work .will Im b��fii^ ( atani.early.date.-.i; ,.'.-���,>*.-���;*���'���; rf5i-;_v_ia *:*'i-.j* ;; Curlih^rat Rossland. �� -'t.'i'i, .IS-i:*:*'* jThe, Greenyvood .,an<J .PhoeaUt timka' arrived home from the 'Kootenay Carl-' "������ *���' ing As'sociatitfn'bonspiei heldit'lti����'��- A.-.i-frr, lan'difatisf:wi'ifck''oii Saturday lai��t;*'';The . . . . ^)6y ar a re exceedingly -well pleaae* wltfc ihe;*Jt5.<?atme^t $hfj.^t9cfiffi:l ��t,,,*..thf .lands i of the .Rosaland - club, ana the issociation.committee.' While the ice ti-viwi: /*���������!. ^y.uQfl.6 -rnHAxSK^' i.*-*?J*3*,*S��)*Ji was extremely heavy nearly all week,- Vi��t ^W^n tk^iiit-rtu'Ac^of.'* "" ������<r:'^ .* I Boundary Ore ~* ' -j* ' .���:-:o>*'Ki'" % \9Q0 ;196#'v .'��� Granby Mines 64 533 231 ��2 y Mother Lode 5 340 ::.'...-.- 99 548'' X B. C. Mine 19 444. 47 517' i. Snowshoe .; 297 1 731 X Sunset :....: 800 '/, Brooklyn 150 ���J* Morrison .'. 150 ���i* R.Bell 560' "/. I Emma ....: '... ��� 650 .*��� Winnipeg '1076 1040 Y Golden Crown 2 250 ..., 'X Athlestan , 1200 '. 850 .;. King Solomon 665 ���> No. 7 '. .AAA..::. '���"':'"��� X Citv of Paris :...,.. 2 000 '-"~: * 325. i* Jewel 160 .: ..: ^ 890* * Carmi ' ...:..i.~.. "... :..... " "������ ::;-:f..V. X Providence '. ......_...... .\. Ruby ...:....���.-*. :.': .........A ���'' Miscellanesus 3 230 ..:.. - ..��� ���> _' * ; _____ X Total Tons 99 730 389 618 .���"���.....-������^���.���,.-a nts^ ** '������'��� 1902.-* 310 601 141 326 - -14 V27 20 800 * 8"010 ..Week. 7 985 -2'688' .,* 690i.:. .1 050 ,-.*-12jf *���= 1903,/. r 25 215 10 272'* -3'! 280.. .2 580 ' 4 :\'r.;.:��.i.. ���.h:....r.Ui ' ��"-i .-. ���...��� ���% ��� -7900: 785 1I"840:. .i-3-870.' 4 X ���> t X �� 625 ' . 1 ""532 \Z'Sa ' ''���".:���."'.* I "2 "i75 ' : :������;���:���'���"�������� ���^���A * ��� .172 ��� . .,47 A' X X t . * 507 811 13 373 46 411 'jret When thecaltittt'de^dtRoaWiiiBd la . conatderedv >��pe- can *iipa'fiae'la\what. 4tatj;.the; ice would hay* beea. in : *��tiver owns of lower altitude. ,���. ., ,,���,,;,., ',,,,- The Phoenix club won^the two !.ar���� ::.,���".*.:;; -:w,- S * ,tii"-i^AS't.f'.'iAf'K-<.,St :'. (;}^A,A .'st trophies, naniefly the New York Cife Grand -'5-Challeng*1 C'lip"'5 and itit OHverCupf^Gf eenw6c<J >witt{\thie*Wiit" largest cup, j the, AJacltiv.tqah^-^Ml c*aa-. srs;_, Nelson ,won the 'Tuckett anl. tlie Hudson's Bay, and RosslaAd rinks will play^fof tWe':''^n'i"-,fc\ihi^uil��'aa ' sboii aa-they'get f avouriibla'ice.* Kom^ land ������ alsa.fgpt-'ithe; Walkeryille, the. tJIPflto 'A?rf.iP��/P-!:9��\( J^***' ��Rf1n*er*��'ap) ,wi^L be curledfor as soon as the.' ice is each rinfi' is in shape'.' The preaideat an<i"secfeV4rybY'^h"cliil��;-'#iy'e^tiify to' t'fie acoraS *made Try/thi indirldital playera.. r-, ,-.- ���;���; . .;_ ',*&/:. ^ty-.^.-.i'.-: .In , winning the , Mackintosh���All 1.^....... . ��� . 1 *''-.'..*../ .,- comers trophy the home.club succeeded iii downing one Portland, one Sasdoa anii'two'��Nels'6hTriniks5'i:'!Phe acbrea^ are givtftt below. .j-::v "' tit-;'iir'.,>\*;���'?v'" '^ v.Greeawood, E., F. Ketchijin, skip 8: , sRqssland, A. W. Strickland, skip * ?���- ...;', .'^...m- ..j, ���1--,->-<y-- �����'��� *���'��� > Greenwood,; R.::;E.-,.JKst^m; skip9 ,. ,N,el��9n,. P^ A^tit^ang,;��kip S. ;-A,-, ..Gpeep.wood,. (?,,��. .K|^tch>>io,,skip> J4. .-...Sicndon, A- E. Hall, ��kip4. . , .,..,,., ��� ���'���-��� **-f ':.i���h ��� :a* ���-. ���'���;**��� *r* ;'-, ,'J :****-. * '������: Greenwood,-^���F. Ketchuja,, akip 7,." .. Nelspn>./W,ro-.Riphardsop,.sJiig i.,s ;; ���'It- might.-be mentioned' tl;>t Mr. ., Hall's rink of Sandon woi thia %tQBkf last ycav;"v" ���" '"��� ��� ���'-' ' " ' -"'.' r; The'cor'n^r'h jury' \<t\\b inVestifVtM'- the'deitfi of AH&h J.* Giitrt6e brake* "���: man wbo'^ras skilled'.':at>:Sliolt- '���9... Thhraday evei��iqj-qtlaat^Mbbreoffct *.. -.�����*.?*.. ���i-t.r it.: ���'���'��� '-4 -, . . i*r 1 vfv' \ ���*.' ?.' ��� ��� �����*'. .*:.':; -'i- A. I i. ;~x��<K~>��><~:^KK������'*e<*****<M>* parlors. Dr. McRafe cdrrauctedtHe',str*lc��i--: ' ' ��� ���" ��� ��� ��� ���*"��� "������ The "undersigned, being: th<^ holder of. a certificate, from the Commiaaioner of Crown Lands of Ontario, which ea- titles him to a grant of 160 acre* of land in -that - Province according* to selection to be made under the pro-ris*- ifins of Act I., Edward VII., Cap. 4, -invites tenders for purchase pf his. interest in same for cash. For particulars enquire at this office. ���-��� SAMUEL IOHNSTON. Dated this 20th day'of January 1903. ���i ���' Pnffe 2 'hiss BOUk >AY Greek times T^fl* li.LlB Tilt LATEST pr.SKiNS IN JMPOHTRD WOOLLENS TO SELECT rRO,n. men curpaa stskkt GREENWOOD, B. C. Cleaning, Pressing and Repairing Done riT AND FINISH AMARANTEED, P. O. BOX 252. OPPOSITE WINDSOR HOTKL. Cfce ,��S oJ v ji j-.j SsnOAW Jtoss........., Masaoiifo Editor /" , RtrBSCRTPTIONS TN ATJVATVCE. 0>.Vil.rii) '.*.".' * * ' * .-' -.'. ftlt tfSAK a*r Moirraa To 'FoKKlbft'CobNTRIiea'. \'.*2 00 ..... 1 25' ....,'2 50* PHIDAT* UANUART 30,vl��W3.; provinciat mining a390cia- ,. tion cheerful reading. The te-iaatks of the Rif ht Hon. the Sari of Chesterfield, the chairman; Mr. Geo. S. Waterlow deputy chairman, Dr. Lewis Jones and Anthonj J.: McMillan the managing director had the proper ring-. ��� Difficulties there are no doubt and disappointments but hie would be a foolish investor, indeed who expected automatic ! dividends. The chairman .expressed : satisfaction with the work done, paid a : well merited tribute to the staff of the i company, and presented and an en'coitr- ���j aging . outlook to the, shareholders. ; Mr. Waterlow , in an interesting way told of his visit to the mine last summer/what had been done in the mat- | ter of srcurltif a reduction of freight rate* and of the interview with the pro- vlnclal gpTerament in reference to the abolition of the notorious two per cent tax. Regarding the Snowshoe smelter WHEN .OUGHT WE TO GO;TO A'DENTIST? Many think .it unnecessary to devote particular attention to the teeth until the appearance of the mouth is affected by 'damaged, decayed or broken teeth. Others give the teeth no attention till pain compels them. The stupidity and shortsightedness of either policy ��� is evident. Everyone who thinks a m'omfent on the subject knows that J'ood cannot he masticated satisfactorily if one or more teeth are tender, inflamed, decayed, or othervise out of working- order; and if this be the case, the mouth requires immediate attention. DR. MATHISON DENTIST ....-., Naden-Flood Block, Greenwood. B.C.. Emm & mm Insurance, Real Estate and General Agents ^���Accountants, Auditors and Notaries Public���^ REPRESENTING- Norwich Union Fire Insurance Society Sun Fire Insurance Co. Caledonian Fire Insurance Co. Hartford Fire Insurance Co. Scottish Union Fire Insurance Co- Queen of America Fire Insurance Co. Phoenix of Hartford Fire Insurance Co- Aetna Fire Insurance Co. Insurance Co. of North America. Oifi ces MINING PROPERTIES FOR SALE. Rendell Block, Greenwood, B. C. <>00<XK>000<KXH><>000<KX>0<><>0<>Oi;i<><^^ OOOOOOOOO ���oooooooooooooooooooooo OOOO StOOOOOOOOOOOOO OOOO OOOOO OOOO BOUNDARY VALLEY LODGE No. 38.I. 0.0. F. Meets every Tuesday Evening at' 8 00 in tlie I. O. O. P. Hall. A cordial lnvl tatlon is ex- tended to all -sojourning brethern. D. A. Bannerman, Kreo B. Holuks. N. G. Rec.-Sec. Etceptioo -��haa yery-. proper!/ been takes to tbe nnUappy tutroductiou to tbe call for the brganiaatian of a general provincial''! mining awsociation.i Mr. Waterlotr had ''the'following'to ���^st; C'tirs.?, > p**.ii.';v;:*'*ti ;:���*":- ';,* . ���;, ,*���,,*:. . ', ..... .;. -. *, ���* .* It.is do.j.eaey to ��aj ".The conditions l say: * .'������������, * AND OFFICE SUPPLIES Established 1836. Incorporated by Royal Charter. .CAPITAL, ���.^i,000,0OO--$4,866I666.66 Reserve Ftind,^365,000--$1)776,333.33 HEAD OFFICE London England. H. STIKEMAN, General Manager, Montreal, j'. ELMS1.Y, Superintendent of Branches. Brandies and agents in all tbe principal cities of Canada and tlie United States, and correspondents in all parts of ilie world. GREENWOOD BRANCH : Copper Street. o<k>oo<>oooooooooooooooooooo��ooooooooooooooooooooooooo6 oooooooooooooooooooooooooo* oooooooooooooooooooooooooo ,, CASH BOOKS, JOURNALS, LEDGERS, DAY ROOKS, TYPEWRITER SUPPLIES, FYI/ES, INK, MUCIIvAGE, PASTE, ETC., ETC... A complete line of, .office, supplies always on hand. ....-, Office and pocket Diaries for*1903. ��grrqnndin#, the yinlqing:. industry of British Columbia���the principal indws- . Xtf ��1 ;ihe, .srov;ince-rh��,v<;���; beconke so .iJliiSjiCC^iil lit i.**,:tiA'i !-.>-./ burdensome that minlftg*' operatioaa hare ceased to yield a profit to forester*,';����a capital haa ceased io flow into *-��fi);st!ii: .-\*i.*>:- r, -v- ���-��� ���.*,**.��� ���*,.*���.* tb�� ��saatry,'; but. guch a statement ia neither wise > nor profitable. Thai e i| Should b* and there are much stronger VmLaMas why'ill directly or, indirectly interested' ia Mining- should be. united I luopegowerfai a��aociati<)a. The un- h*p��y.;phraainsof an individual should iaot how��T*r,; det��r those interested In tbe indttatry from leading; their assist- ahce'to a ��ood movement. The aasoc-' At.*. V r-'.i. Il-:- ��� l^ I <i }.: '���-. .. *-.'*���: .-; iatio^n ahould be formed and all parta of the province ahould be represented. At the preliminary1 meeting held in Victoria, it waa deoided to hold auch a conTehtibh at the capital on February 25th._ A.rrangement8 hare been made with the C. P. R. for a aiaffle rate fare far all delegates and wirea. attending the conrentlbn. In the call the follow* isig itiptructioua are giren to .the rar- ioaa ceinmuiaities: The firat thing to be done in each city and district ia to call's meeting aa promptly aa posaible of all persons in- teraated in ipintBg, eapecially of the practical working miaera, mineowaera, merchants, farmers and other* whoae bualaeM prosperity ia affected directly or indirectly, by the prosperity of the mining industry, and let each man aifaithf metaberahip roll. Each cosa- aaaity ia entitled to send one delegate for e*��ry 26 members, or one delegate la the case of a community of lcaa than aOjmembera. Tha Chairman: of each miettag'will promptly send in the aaaaea af all membera to the Recrrtary H. Mertiwer Lamb, Victoria il C. , The delegate*'credentials vrijl coa- aiataherely of a> letter aigaed by the cbalrtaanandsecretary ot each ideal bT&cbV certify iag the number of Baeoa- bera' enrolled la tha city or district, and the names of the dalegatea ap> poiated.. ,?���>';������'-.��� "During the visit, of; your directors they made a contract with the Boundary Falls smelter the owners of which *j also own the Sunset mine, and they at present are taking a large part of out- ore.' Should they suddenly discover a much greater body of ore in their mine| they might not of course require mucb of ours; hence the'deairability of work- j ing foirwaW to having a smelter of our own. Therefore, during our stay in the country, we yiaited four smeltera with a view of aeeing all the methods and details of management, and what it might be best for us to do in the future, and we also visited three smelter sitea with a view to future possibilities, and I can aaaure you we have Boods, Stationery and Office ies, Etc. .; : ooooooooooooooooooooooOOOO THE SNOWSHOE COMPANY Th�� annual report of the Snowshoe Gold & Copper Mine* Ltd. from tha press of Waterlow A Sonal^ondon baa. jaat tWen received. After the usual paMitKlatic utterances of directora of EsgUab cora^aalea the report aalraa made ourselves fully cognisant of the details and costs of smelters. On account of ��� the s��lf fluxiug properties of the Snowshoe ore, it can be nmelted very cheaply, and, ati it does not require roasting, the metal contents can be extracted in from 24 to 48 hours." The Earl of Chesterfield was also good enough to refrain from placing the blame on this much libelled province for all the ills that attend the mining industry. He placed the blame where it belonged. In this connection he said: "In conclusion I have one more word to say and that is with regard to the position of mining in British Columbia generally. I am perfectly aware it is a matter of common noteriety that owing to circumstance* which occurred within the laat year or two i n connection with certain compan ies owning mines in that country and details of which it la not necessary for uie to' enter, the confidence of the liritish investor in British Columbia aiiue��, bas in a great measure, been ahakcu, and I am not surprised. To restore that confidence, as far aa lies in their power is, and will be the aim and object of your board." Taking it all la all, the report of tho Snowahoe company is decidedly encouraging and refreshing after tho miserable jeremiads that have been wafted across the ocean. The Snow- shoe company has a splendid mine and what seldom happens a promising mining property ia being esploited by men of the right stamp. YOUR SWEET TOOTH Gets active about Xmas ������Wejcan.s.atisfya.it-,_:^,^.,^-.-- ' tWa<aWM>Ma��WMMaMM<MWM��M^^IMai Delicious CANB1BS CHOCOLATES ETC. E.SEMERAD, Denier In Frnilrt. Confectionery pic. 3000000000000000000 REPRESENTING : The Phoenix Fire Assurance The British Co. of London, England. ance Co. America Assur- of Toronto. Liverpool and London and Globe Insurance Company. The Canadian Birkbeck.' In- . vestment and Saving's Co. MINES. STOCKS, REAL ESTATE if m 1 II THE: Copper Street. ^1 if OPEN DAY AND NIGHT. 2k. MEALS AT AU. HOURS PRIVATE ' ROOMS FOR LADIES. TRY OUR COFFEE .Jfc Charles R.tPittock, cPropfr. j? t? **" jp j? js* j? i? s?1 js" ^ i? ^ & ���f K" if .�� S> <$ -M v** & & v�� j* j�� j�� ,* & v�� ^* J* <�� Do you u��e Slue Sibboo Tea ? PerfectSight a matter of Foresight jPjPsPjfjPjfjfjf,ji',s?i?'}fvj?'js,ss,^jr jf j? jp ip jf %<? �����? ar >���' if j? jf j? jp:? t? i? %* %% *\% ����. *v*> jit J. Jt j* j* jt Jt jt j* & j* .< ,* ^ vt ,< ,��t j," tf fi* i? ji*1 j,* >" j," j;" >���* jf jf ji" js,�� *;��� ��>'��� ^, &jijitj*j*jtjtjitjxj*jij*jtj*j*&j* i?w*ii?isv> "^jf af jfjfjf jf jf jf jf Greenv^ood Liauor Company ^ * ^ Pabst and ^ ^ v+ ���algary Beer* R GRIEGER, Manager. R*fc %%% AA /.% The Hunter-Kendrick Co. Ltd! r,':X-r^!4- <4��" Maiij cases of eye trouble are averted by early application of proper lenses. Present neglect means future trouble. J. L. WHITE Druggist and Optician, Oreeowood, k C. January 1903 Announces Our Mid-Winter Clearing- Sale, THE OPPORTUNITY OF THE SEASON to buv from every department 4WAY UNDEK VALUE. FURS ATTRACTIVELY PRICED. 25 per cent off all Furs, including Collarettes, Victorias' and Muffs. Caperetts, 25 per cent off all Men's Clothing, Overcoats and Mack- inaws. Come vrhile the bargains last. The Hunter- Co. Ltd. ti lJa��e 4 THE BOIHM >AY CREEK. TIMES ion TO HAS/E THE BEST WHEN THE COST IS NOT GREATER. We keep only the best Staple and Fancy Groceries, all; carefully selected, Our prices are always rights ^^^^ M CORRERSTREET, GREENWOOD. THE BOARD OF TRADE. While it Is to be regrettPd Unit more united interest I is not taken by tlir-. cit- iz'eus of Greenwood in tlie Board of Trade or aii.v other organization that has .for its object th��. upbuilding of the town, other cities art*, suffering from the same state of affairs. In more than one town in the province, the citizens have fathered for the purpose of discussing* ways and means to promote thi interests of their respective cities. It ia a rather remarkable coincidence that in the city of Victoria, a number of business men discussed the organization of a league similar to that suggested in Greenwood and were met by a similar argument, in reference to the Board of Trade. The Victoria Colonist in discussing the matter fairly des- scribes the position of the board of trade and the others who have a common object iu view but do not belong to the board of trade. ��The article applies with'equal force to Greenwood and is given below. Two nights ago a number of business men of Victoria met together to con- aider ths advisability of assisting the business interests of the citv by combination and joint effort. The meeting-was enthusiastic and numerously Attended. The discussion was free and open and of a decidedly practical character. At the same moment the Board of Trade is lamenting the falling away in iis membership, its influence and its finances. It is evident therefore that theBoard of Trade does not represent those merchants who are anxious for an organization to advance their interests' Is there any reason why it should not do so? Is there any reason why there should be two organizations having practically the same ends, but composed of different people? Is there not sufficient division of effort in Victoria already in matters affecting the interests of the city, without adding to it? It would seem to be only common sense that this proposed Chamber of Commerce and the Board of Trade should amalgamate. But of course ���verything*depends upon the terms of amalgamation. To make it fair, and to produce an effective org-anizatiau, The Board of Trade should reduce its entrance fee, every official of the Board of Trade should hand in his resignation, and a general meeting of the reconstituted and enlarged Board should beheld to elect its executive officers and committees. We do not for a moment hint that the officials of tue Board are incompetent or ineffective. But they ought to have a mandate from the enlarged Board if they ar��: lo properly represent it in its broadened form. By the absorption of new blood the Board of Trade would be greatly streng, thened and improved in utility. By incorporating with the established organization, the uew movement taking place would accomplish more. This idea may not appeal either to the Board of Trade or to the promoters of the new organization, but it appeals to us. and we believe to the people of Victoria, as containing a certain germ of common ense. Board of Trade Regular Monthly Meeting Held on Thursday A well attended meeting of the-Beard of Trade was held on Thursday afternoon with PresidenLGeo.'R. Naden in the chair. The first matter considered was a leiter from Smith Curtis M, P. P. member for the district iu which he asked the cooperation of the board in preparing the list of requirements for Greenwood and vicinity.. A- similar request having been received, by the city, council, a .committee comprising: Aid. McKenzie, Kirkwood and Bunting were present to confer with the Board on the matter. After some discussion Julius Ehrlich. D. 6. McRae aiid"Robert Wood were appointed a committee to join the committee from the' council in preparing a list of requirements. The secretary was.instructed to.write* the government requesting that stip endiary magistorate McMynn have authority to hold a s mall debts "court in Greenwood. -,.,.-, The question of securing* increased membership and increased interest in the board was discussed at length and and acommittee comprising* Messrs. Galloway, Mytton and Ross was appointed to discuss the matter with the Citizens League and report back to the Board. The calling of a public m"eetiiiijr*'-tb elect delegates to the rProvincial Mining Association ��vas left .ta- raining men to take initial action. The subject of Dr. MacR'ae's dis course on Sabbath evening will b#" "Why is the Bible not in our schools.* There was a large* crowd at the second carnival. held v"'at ���'.. the skating ink on*Thursday;*evening-under the management of' ��� the * Citizens" Band.' The costumes were even . prettier than on-the previous occasion and .some of the couples were ?; very handsomely costumed and showed that a great deal of :interest-and.trouble "had Jjeen taken in getting* them*up' and', well* deserved the prizes they'wOn. 'The pri-/<: for the best costumed couple, lady arid gVntle- ni'aii'.* was wbn'by'Mrs". F..'H. Mac- K-siif.ie'a-nd'Mr. Bird'Vhb were artistically" dressed in "Court coSthriie" and they were presented with a .purse each containing-^ 85 gold piece, given by the Citizens'-Band. The next * prize given for the best costumed >. lady; wasj gained ;by' ^is's'tti. Flesher who was; prettily cosfu'ined toJ* represent "Queenj Elizabeth"!. This prize'wVsJS*:pretty' box containing 'three bottles of per-; 'fiVm-e,'given"''by.'''Mr.''J:'"T5rWhite;-*,;Thq fancy': vest given by C.. Wilson'&iCo..,|. waa.wbtiiby!Mr.v'-W;.;M. Frith,.', who was; dressed as:VSir;^alter;;Raleigh!;'. The prize given by J. X,.;Coles {for.the best costumed girl and which.'w.rls'.'a^ manicure set was gained'l))'' 'Miss Leila. MacKenzie who was uniquely ..dressed .as.VNight'.'.. .Master Clinton' At wood costumed as a "Highlander" again gained the prize for the be.st. costumed; boy and'received a knife, given by.the Russell-Law-Caulfield.Co. The judges on* this ^occasion, were, Messrs. Paul, King and McMynn.- .-.,,.- ,.- ,-nS. .:��� ... THE 'BEST BEER IN TOWN IS MADE BY H;E. Croais'dale' of -Nelson '���} was' in the ci't'y'this. week!''"'' ' ' ' ' ' Thos, Deasy who .was. chipf of^the Victoria,,Eire ;department .for several years is*' in the city ' after' spending; several months in the. east. i , F. H. McKenzie who is on the road for the Cudahy Packing'company was here visiting his family this week. PORTMAN & PORTMAN Proprietors ill The Elkhorn Lager Beer Contains only Pure Malt Hops' Try It! It is kept on draught or in Bottles by alL.the leading Hotel NOTICE OF, FORFEITVRE. To A. BRANSON. P.'R. CAMPHELi., .'li. A.' ...CAMERON andnny others concerned-:! You are,hereby,notified .thai I have'expeuded' iiilifbor and.'improvements on the .���"Boston" ^Toronto" aiid.."St.i Louis" Mineral claims,, situate en .Cranberry. Creek, .West Fork of of Kettle River, lu the Kettle River Miniug* Division. of Yale. District, .the.'sum of Three HiihafetT Dollars, aiid S7.S0 for recording* the same, such beings the amount required and necessary to hold * tbe ;said, claims under, the provisions of the "Mineral Act' a'nd Amending Acts;, and if at: the. expiration of ninety davs from the date of tlie first publication of this notice in: the Boundary Creek Times you fail or refuse to contribute your portion of,such ex pemliture,-' namely.'. S230.50, together with al costs. of advtrtisiup, yo.ur. interest.lit.-said mineral claims shall become invested in me (your co-owner).upon; filing* in the proper -office in that behalf the affidavit required by Section 4 of the "Mineral Act Amendment Act, 1900." i r>ated;this.28tti day of October, 1902. '"."'.'.', JOHN N..GREDEN, Last publication Jan. 31,1903. MINERAL ACT. 190(1. '���'-'" Certificate of Improvements. NOTICE NORTH STAR^RING,SILVERCEL,T.,UARD TO-B,F.AT.MOUNTAINVIE'\V.MASSINGER aiid BOBBIE BURNS FractionalMlneral Claims, situate in the Kettle River Mining* Division of Yale District, Where located: On Horseshoe Mountain, Main Kettle **.* River. ...... . ,., ...... TAKE NOTICE that-we, Mary Turner Mc My iin and William Graham McMvnu. Free Miners Certificate Nos. B54902 and Bs4901 respectively, intend, sixtv days from the date, hereof, to. apply to the'Mining Recorder for Certificates of Improvements, for the purpose of obtaining Crown Grants of the above claims. ��� And further take notice that action, under section 37, must be commenced before the issuance of such Certificates of Improvements.. Dated this lStb day of July, 1902. " :���������. i... ������������:. Mary TdknerMcMtnit; i ,',... William Graham McMynn. Last issue Jau. 25. - '���-*��� HPAKE NOTICE that I, Sydney M. Johnson K^^^S^��!!!V!^;^i-S5^e; ,4 i&^Sa^ ^^ sixty davs from date hereof, to apply to the Mining* kecorder for Certificate of Irapro1 In new and second han Furniture. Come and see goods and get prices. A. L. WHITE & CO; COPPER STREET, ..., MINERAL. ACT. -.,.,: '���' certificate of Improvements. "notice. Montana. Montana:.:, -fractional. COLORADO*- IDA;HO, MULDQON, and NEVADA, Miueral Claims. Rituale in the - ^ r Kettle>-R iver-Mi.n inK���Divisioii T.of ^fY,ale, District. Where located : Near to Canyon ���Creek, Main Kettle River, T<*KE NOTICE that we, Alex. Wacldell-and William Graham McMynn, Free.Miner.-; Certi- ficate Nos. B40,45'aud B40,601 respectively, .iii; tend, sixtv,days from the date bereol, lo-apply to ihe,.Mini��iB Recorderfor Certificates.* oi Improvements, for. the purpose of obtaitiinir Crown Giaritsrof the above claims. ���;' ;' ;. ���. ��� ��� And further take .notice that action, iiridfcr section 37. musl'.be commenced'beforethe issuance of such Certificates of Improvemftue*. Dated this 31st dav of May, 1902. **" ���AikWaddeu. WtttlAM fiRA1I*M*Mt'MVW La��t issue Jan.25. . MINERAL ACT. Certificate of imBfovements. MONA, Mineral Claim, situate In the Kettle River Minim; Division of Yale District. Where IncaleJ : ��� Near to aud-Wt��t of the Canyon Creek i.altes.Jda'"1 Kettle River, uud South of the El Dorada Mineral claim. TAKE NOTICE*thrjtwe,>H.;D..Barnes. Ed. Ruckle, and Mary McMynn; 1- rye �����'"��;" Onlficate Nos. BWsOl, B4213S. and ��*������� respectively, Ihtond, ��Uty days Ironi tlnv date hereof, to applv to the Miuiutr Hd'cunler tor a Curtifioate of Improvements, tor tin- pitrpows 01 ohiainiiiK aCrowu Grant of thcabovvf.aini.. . Ami'further taks notice that action, under. ���ii-i.-tl(iii .?7, must be commenced b*-(ore Hi.-.- is- Vu'aiii-e of such Certificateof Improveiccuw. Hated this 31st dav of May, 1902, H. D. Barhel. I En. Ruckle. -rr > r\ \ , Mary M opposite A. H�� bperry CQfj i.,v,r.^...-jan.25. . . MINBRAI,'iVCT, Certificate of ImiproYement. ...* . * ���!'.���.; *NOXICR.ii " ; EOURTH-O.F-JUI..Y, Mineral Claim, sitaate Mlninc* Division of Yale District. Where-' located:��� Near to Canyon Creek, Main Kettle River. TAKE NTOICEtbnt we Alex. Waddell and E. Sullivan, Free Miuers' certificate Nos. B. 40,450 and B. 40,449 respectivelv, intend, sixty- days frtfm the date' hereof, to" apply to the Mining* Recorder:for aCertificate of Improvements, for the purpose .ofJ'Obtaining a Crown Grant of the above claim. And further take notice thatt.action uuder section '37, must-be commenced- before1 the Issu-* ance of such Certificate of Improvemaufs ADated*this3l!jt.' dav of May, A. D. 1902. Certificate of Improvements. : NOTICE; '��� * ��� ��� CORNWALL .Mineral . Claim situate in th* * Kettle River Mining Division of Osovoos ��� District. Where located : ,-About ' two- miles North east of Camp McKinney on McCarreu Creek, a-,.. :.,,,��� 4^:i4,i44WlI*ERAUACT.-_--.-^_.^^4 Certificate of Improvements. i j: <)��� ' -. ;0;;.;NOTlCE.-;*: *-���*���:' .;. ��� AMANDY Mineral Clalhi, ��� situate in* the v. Kettle River Mining*'* Division- of. Yale A. District., Wliere located :- Iii I. oil ir Lake A caihp. ���'���' .' ' *, *'; TAKE NOTICE timt; 1, ;c. M. Shaw ajrent for James Hunter: Free .'Miner's'Certificate Nol* B50922 intend, sixty days froni t lie date hereof;; to apply to tbe Mining Recorder fora Certificate1 of Imprdve.ments, for tin- ourpuse of obtaining; a Crown Grant of tliiiaboveclaim. : ;���';. And further: take notice' that action, under sectioiii.17... must be commenced before the issuance of sueli Certiiicate of Ini|>rovemeuts. g Dated this8th day of July, A. U.^902. i First issue Nov. 28. C. A*. E. SHAW. I ' MINERAL ACT. 3 ��� Ceitificate. of Improvements .-,;��� NOTICK. "MEXICO"- Minf-ral Claim,. *-itu;��t.- in tin. Kettle River Mining Division of .Y.'ili-Dis- nict. Where located : Iu Triple Lake camp. TAKE NOTICE tliat I. Albert E. Ashcroft. Free Miner's Certificate No.' BJiUtS,- act- iii(f. as a^ent for J oh n C. fan'. Free Minet's Certificate No. H50582. iiiteiid, *l vty days from the ilato'hereof, to apply to tln-.Min.iinr Recorder for a Certificate of Improvement-*,: for the? purpose if obtaiiiliiH* a Crown Gram ol Ilu- :il>oi-e claim .-..���. And fiirtlu-r take notice that anion, under neciion 37. must be cnminenci'il before tin- is- ��� nance of such Certi lit Hie of IniprnviMiii'tim. Dated this 30th day of Sept��inlii-r. A. !>.. l'<di nprove- ments, for the purpose* of obtainiuy* Oravn Grant of the abovecla'iEj. .Anit nrthertaxe notict'. u^l. actions, under section 37, must be commenced before the Issuance of such Certificate of Improvements. Dated this 3rd day of July, A. D. 1902 Sept. 18. SIDNEY M. JOHNSON MINERAL ACT NOTICE OF FORFEITURE. To LEWIS MEYER, FERDINAND HASSE, and to any person or persons to whom thev mayhave transferred their interest in tha "WHITE HORSE" Mineral claim situate in Copper Camp, in the Kettle River Mining Division of-Yale District, British Columbia. You are hereby notified that we have caused to be expended S205.00 to hold tbe said mineral claim under the '-Mineral Act" that the pro-* portion you should contribute for vou undivided one half interest iu the above claim is $102.50 and if within ninety days from the first publication of this notice vou fnil or refuse to ��on- tribute the said sum of S102.S0 which is now due, with all costs of advertising, your interest, in the said mineral claim will become vested in us the undersigned, your co-owners under section 4 of an Act entitled the"Mineral Act Amend ment Act" 1900. Datpd at Greenwood this"th November, 1902. Makqaret k- Mkkcer, 15. L- Wood. James Graham, Annie Hcdscx. NOTICE OF FORFEITURE. To JOHN COLLINS a ml any person ot pei. sons to whom hem:iv have transferred bis interevu in the "TIP TOP" Mineral claim situaie on the Wr-si Fork of Kettle River. lyJntf North nf anil adjoining the Knob Hill Milieu, 1 . 131111 In the Keule Kiver Mining Division ,.t Yale- Iiistriri. You an- hm-ehy noiilii-il that I have expciidrj $102.50 in unliM 10 liold the ;:i'nl minornl claim uudei the provision* of the .\ilnf ml Act. that you should contribute if 1.25 a;, vour portion ol the said sum for vour undivided one half Interest in said claim :nnl if'within '<0 -lavs from the first inseriioii .,1 this notice von fail or refuse-to oontiilMito tin- sum of ;.ril.2S which Is now due bj you. lot'-'dii-r with all cog|�� of Hdvt-rtlsiuif. v.iin Inti-n-si in said mineral claim will become- tin*: property of the sub- (���rrihei- under s.-.iiou four of au Act entitled the "Mineral Act A iiii-ihltm-iit Act." l'JOO. ' Dteda at Given wood li. (.'. the 28tbdavof tl,*l.,b.-i, tooj. JOHN MATTHEWS. Last iiiht-rt fioiKiu. .U-.I. I'm.",. *. **Jijt#JiJijtjijv#ji#jiCjiijt\i* ^^jUJ^jsjus^JJji^^J*^^^ .ji^'^^'jc'jijijiji.jijJ.jt^jej*^.^'. , j* .# & j* j* ji J j* .* s* j* .* j* * j* * j* js^^^^jt^^jrjtjj^jtjs^jtjt* % lb i llil%H ; ^1 111 1 H ��� yuan ^ % i IMPORTED DIRECT �� : : : FROM : : \ ^ "^Sfc^ THE OLD WORLD. NEXT T�� THE CLARENDON . . . HOTEL irfriPWWIt'***'*' ^^trirjriPir^if rjffpjfrrjf jpjp jeK*?iPjF��r��rsrsPs��'tf��<'je't��'*?**** j?*?*Pt?&ir*rae#i?ii'i?iririvtrir THE BOUNDARY CREEK TIMES. Page 5 CORPORATION CITY OF GREENWOOD. Auditor's Report of the School Bnildingf Fund for the Year 1902. RECEIPTS. To 11. C. govern men l on account of bonus of j$,0iXi To Cash received for sale of $5,iK��i Debentures .' To Cash received from tfovernineiit for exchanging sites ����� 125 ���I Sun 1 1��j0 PAYMENTS. Ity Httiiilry payments, advcrlis- iiiB* bylaw, etc Hy Cash paid for purchase of lots Lot i. Block 15 l,ot 3 and 4, Block M Lot 1 and 2. Block IS Taxes on above f.ot 19 and N�� 20, Block 11 Moving* house Ity cash paid Bunting* & Dempsey on account By cash paid architect. By balance _ 401 1 000 TOO 240 98 2 447 ALL SENSIBLE PEOPLE TRAVEL ..BY THE C. P. R. PEED AFETY ATISFACTI0N. $9 925 94U 3.575 280 2 575 $9 925 I. H. HALLETT, Chairman RALPH SMAILES, Secretary I hare examined the School Building account and find that $9,925 has been received by the City Treasurer for thin purpo.e, and $7,345 has been expended leaving a balance of $2,575 to which should be in his hand* in cash; but the School Trustees and the City have only one bank account, and the balance in the bank to the credit of the City on December 31it, waa only S263.76 in all. In order to observe the by-law the City Council should pay over this $2,575 to the School Trustees which should hereafter be kept^in a separate account. Regarding the expenditure of S7.345 detailed above S3.377appears for the purchaae of real estate, from which $1,000 must be deducted, this being the amount given,by the government in 6ash to the City for exchanging sites, which makes the net cost of the real estate $2,377, of which $537 was lost by exchanging lots in Block 15, which coat 552,437, for 8 Vx Lot 20 and 21, Block 11, valued at $900, and $1,000 in cash. The trustees have paid $3,595 on on account of the building contract leaving $4,195, exclusive of any extras, due on completion against which the government still owe $3,875 on account of their bonus. W. E. HODGES, t��� a... ia�� Chartered Accountant, . January 9th, 1903. Auditor! The Tie That Binds > ^K^'H-X-^M-K^^^ u A List of Firms Who Ajpe Doing- Business in | Greenwood. & Was a Great Success. Concert and Dance Given at tbe Mother Lode Mine. The entertainment and dance, given at th*: Mother Lode last Tuesday night under the auspices of the mine employes waa a pronounced success. This was just what waa expected, for not only were the preliminary arrangements thorough and complete', but the object waa a deserving one, viz., for the benefit of H. D. McMullan, who whilst employed at the mine last September injured his knee so badly that he had ever since been incapacitated so far as work was concerned, '* The attendance was large, numbering about 300 and including many visitors from* Greenwood, Anaconda, Deadwood and the Sunset mine, whilst Eholt, Phoenix, MiUw'ay and even Chesaw also sent representatives. The committee were able to arrange a good programme of instaumental and vocal music, thanks largely to the kiudly and gratuitous assistance of the Greenwood orchestra and singers from Greenwood and the Sunset and Mother Lode minis. The large dining hall at the mine was prettily decorated with flags and other colored drapery and greenery. At eight o'clock the chair was taken by Frederic Keffer. general manager for the B. C. Copper Co. anO the following programme was then rendered, and enthusiastically receiv 1. Instrumental selection Greenwood Orchestra. 2. song, "Two sweethearts of mine," P W. LuVci'. 3. song, '-Anchored", H. W. Harris. 4. song, "'Annie Laurie" Mrs, Wilson. 5. song, "Sing me a song of the Sunny South", Kay Dick. 6. song, "The Little Hero", H. H. Jones. 7. song, "I'll be your sweetheart if you'll be mine", Miss Pearl Butler. 8. song, "The Powder Monkey" E. Jacobs. 9. song, "The Green Fields of Virginia", Mra. Geo. Johns. 10. Comic song, "They're Coming on again", W. Wilson. 11. song, "I never loved a nigger with a beard", Miss Gladys Harvey. 12. Spanish Dance Miss Gladys Harvev. 13 Instrumental selection, Greenwood Orchestra. A screaming farce "The Doctor's Assistant", well rendered by Mother Lode boys, eudel the programme at tlie close of which the chairman thanked all who had taken part for their assistance, and th* audience tor their attendance. The hall was then cleared for dancing, and a large number of dancers footed it righ' merrily to music played liy the Greenwood Orchestra, with Mn. O.'Mara at the piano, the etui of a long - pr'ograrnma of dao'toi being reached between three and four o'clock in the morning. The net proceeds have 'not yet been ascertained, but it is expected tnat Mr, McMullan -will receive about U40 as the result .of the efforts so kind- sv made in his .behalf*.-} . His Honor. JudgeL*im>'> was over f rom Grand Forka thi-s \i".ek. Nursery Stock The Department of Agriculture has been advised that iu response to the strong representations which have been made, the Hon., the Minister of Agriculture has recommended that an extension of one month he allowed for the importation into British Columbia of Nursery Stock, from those countries to which the San Jose Scale' Act applies, viz: ��� the United States, Japan and Austrailia, and that His Excellency the Governor General in Council haa been pleased to order that the prayer be grante.t. The time therefore for the importation pf such trees and plants as come under the operation of the San Jose Scale Act is extended for one month, viz from the 15th October to the. 15th April instead of tbe 15th of March as heretsfore. The East and West Together. Leaves Greenwood 2:37 p. m Arr Winnipeg 3rd day 8:45 a m Arr St Paul 3rd day 6:40 p m Arr Chicago 4th day 9:40 a m Arr Toronto 5th day 2:45 p m Arr Montreal 5th day 6:30 p m Arr New York 6th day 8:55 a rn Through Tourjst Sleeping Cars. EAST���Leaves Duamore Junction daily for St Paul Leaves Kootenay Landing, Tuesday and Saturday for Toronto, Montreal and all Eastern points THROUGH BOOKINGS to EUROPE Via all Atlantic Routes Prepaid tick-, ets at lowest rates issued from all European countries j The C P R is. was. and ever will be the "Only Way" All doubts of this will be dispelled by application to E REDPATH, Agent. Greenw6od,B. C, ^^��****>*��*>*^>-h-x^^^ BANKS. ! THE BANK OF MONTREAL,. F. J. Finiicank, Manager. THE MART. (.���i'aunci; & Wickwire. Real Estate. Money lo Loan. Fire Life and Accident Insurance. THE BANK OF BRITISH NORTTif AMERICA. W. G. H. Bhxt, - - Manager'. THE CANADIAN .BANK OF COMMERCE. Hknry F. Mytton, - Manager. ���^MMWmm�����������������y*���������������a������ p**a TAILORING. WILSON & CO. Merchant Tailors. Greenwood, St., W. ELSON, "~" Merchant Tailor. Copper Street.- Opp. Windsor Hotel. DRY GOODS AND CLOTHING- RENDELL A CO., Dealers in Dry 'Goods, Men's Furnishings, Boots and Shoes.lMasnn ��& Risch Pianow., etc., etc. J. S. CARTER. DP.A.. Nelson. E. J. C0YLE. G.P.A. Vancouver Mrs.Dan Smith and family left this week for two k.oaths visit to Dnluth, Minn. Spokane Falls & Northern Railway Co Nelson & Fort Shepparrt Railway Co. Red Mountain Railway Co. Washington & c. N. Co, "'. Van. Vic. &E. Ry. & Co. The only all rail route between points east, west and south to Rossland, Nelson, Grand Forks and Republic. Connects at Spokane with the Great Northern, Northern Pacific and O. R. & N. Co., for points east, west and south; connects at Rossland and Nelson with the. Canadian Pacific Ry. Connects at Nelson with the K. R. andrN. Co., Kaslo and K. & S. points. Connects at Curlew with stage for Greenwood and Midway, B. C. Buffet cars run on' trains between Spokane and Republic. Effective Nov. 22. 1902 GREENWOOD TRADING CO'Y., Limited. General Merchandise. Copper St. ASSAYERS. WALTER E. SEGSWORTH , Provincial Assayer and Chemist. Control Assays a Specialty. Greenwood, B. C. DRUGGISTS. J. L. WHITE, Druggist. Copper St. HUNTER-KEND-RICK CO., Limited, General Merchandise, Copper Street, Greenwood. GROCERIES AND HARDWARE. RUSSELL-LAW--CAULFIELD CO., MMITKD. Dealers in Hardware, Groceries' ami Furnishings. AGENTS. COLLECTORS. ETC K'KKl.) 1.1. HOLMES. Agent, Collector, Janitor. Large warehouse for storing goods. P.O. Box 25 Residence opp; city halJ. C. M. Fassett of Spokane who has ihe bond on the Gold Finch was in the city last week. FURNITURE CARPETS LINOLEUMS XROCKERY " GLASStfARE CDTLERY SILVERWARE BAR GOODS The largest hotels and finest residences in B.C. were'fur- nished by us throughout WEILER BROS. VICTORIA. B. C. MINERAL ACT 1896. Certificate of Improvement. NOTICE. Lkave 9l25 a. in. 10:15 a. m. 7:00 a. m. 11:00 a. m. Arrive 5:45 p. rn. 5:10 p. m. 8:00 p. rn. 4:00 p. tn. Spokane Rossland Nelson (Millers, Grand , Forks) 9.15 a. rn. Republic 5:40 H. A. JACKSON, General Passenger Agent, Spokane, Wash p. ra. JEWELLRY. MILLER TIROS. Jewellers and Opticians. REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE, REALEY IN VESTMENT & TRUST COMPANY. Limited.' ' ' Grokp.k R. Nadrn, - Manager. Insurance, Mines, Stocks, Real Estate. S. BARRY YUILL Practical Watchmaker and Jeweller. Oreenwood, H. C. PROFESSIONAL CARDS, HALLETT A SHAW Bakristkrs, SoucrTORS', Notariks Public. C.-iliK- Address : " iur.i.E*r*r." (.Ml,I.S j MOI.���|I1(r.v Nl.;l|,H . . _,,_. . MEATS. ETC. P. BURNS & CO., Wholesale and Retail Meal Merchant*. MINERAL ACT. Certificate of Improvement. NOTICE. "ROB ROY" Mineral Claim, situated la the ^ Kettle^Rlver.Mining Olylslon oLYale,District. Where located : Providence Creek camp, west oi and adjoining* "Iron Mountain" mineral claim TAKE NOTICE that I, Jaaies Alexander Macdonold, acting as agent for James J Warren, Free Miners Certificate No. BS7360 intend, sixty days from the date hereof to apply to the Mining Recorder for a Certificate of Improvements for the purpose ot obtaining Crown Grant of tbe above claim And further take notice that action, under Section 87, must be commenced before the Issuance of such Certificate of Improvement. Dated tbl* 22nd day of September.A. D., i902. J. A. MACDONALD Corporation of the City of Greenwood MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS, 1903 GOLD FINCH Mineral Claim, situate In the Kettle River Mining Division of Tale District. Wh��re located : Skylark camp. TAKE NOTICE that I, John P. McLeod Free Miner's Certificate No. B5-49S4 an agent for Charles W. B. Saniiom, Fjc��' Miner's Certificate No. B. ?4<>7fl., Intend, sixty dnyfl from tbe date iiereof,- to apply to the Mining Kec order for a Certificate of lmpro*r*cment�� for the purpose of obtaining a Crown Grant to the atore claim. And further take notice that action, uadet AeotlOn 37, mum be commenced bqfore the Is suance of such Certificate of Improvements. Dated this 13th day of December. 1102. J. l; McLEOD. Last Issne March 31. CANDY FACTORY- C.-V.SEMERAD. Candy^Factory .and/lce.Crca rnJParlors, Fruits, etc. 1. II. IIAI.MCI*T. B, O. u. C. SHAW. STATIONERY, ETC SMITH &* McRAE. Dealers in Stationery, Blank. Books, Wall Paper, Tobaccos, Confectionery. H. B. MUNROE, Daaler in Confectionery, Stationery, Tobaccos, Fruits, Etc, J. L. COLES, Stationery, Newspapery, Periodicals. PUBLIC NOTICE. For Cood Rigs and Saddle Horses -HO TO THR- | A. C. DAVIES, , Manager. ; Near McNeill's Feed Store, la hereby (firen to the elector** f>l th-s Mui.l- qipallty of tbe City of Greenwood that I require the presence of the ��aid elector* at the City Hall, Oreenwood, on the 2nd dav of February, 190J,at 12 o'clock uoon. for the purpose of electing a person to represent them In the Muni- cifial Council an Mayor The mode of nomination ot candidates shall tie as follows : The candidates shall l,e nominated In writing: the writing shall be subscribed by two voters nf the municipality as propose! aud seconder, and shall be delivered to the Returning Ortirer at any lime between tin' date of the notice and 2 p. ra. of the day of the nomination, and In the event of a poll belnj? necessary, such poll will bedpened on the5th day of February, 1103, at. the City Hall, Greenwood, of which every person Is hereby required to take notice and govern himeelf accordingly. Tbe .'qualification for Mayor is that the can- dlda)* 'sijili ' be a male British subjects of the full .i|fe of twenty-one years, fcn.l are not disqualified under" nany law, ind have been for the 'sit'.'moritlis.' next prteedlnf the d.lf ol nomination the re|f- lstere.l owner. InibeLaiid R^jfistry Office,01 land-or real property in the city of tbe assessed .ralue, on the last municipal assessment roll, of.one thousand dollars or more oVer and above any registered Incumbrance or charge, and who aie-otherwise duly qualified as municipal ���oter. Given under my band at Greenwood, fi. C. th* 21th day of Janiiary, 19i��. G. B. TAVtOR. Returning* Odir��r H. A. KING & CO., Tobaccos, Cigars, Smokers Sundries, Books, Newspapers and Periodicals, McLEOD A BROWN itANinsTKN.s and ���Solicitors, NoTAkius Public, Etc. 0ir"���; Wnllac^-MiJlur Mock-. Copper ��tre���t, Greenwood, B.C J. It. liHOW.V. ' j p- >IcLBOp- ARTHUR M.WHITESIDE. _ _..^BARRISTER, and. SOLICITOR- Rendell Block, Greenwood, B.C . HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS. THE OEM RESTAURANT, C. R. Pittock, - Pmpriftor. JU. i -J M *!A !. ��� ��� Jf!._ -��� ��� FURNITURE. T. M. H-ULLEV.a CO. Dealers in Furniture, Carpets ruul Linoleums, etc. CHARLES AE. SHAW, Civil Enc-inuer, Dominion a.n���� Provincial La.nd Surveyor. GREENWOOD. ; : : : B., G. A. E. ASHCROFT. Dominion and Provincial Land Surveyor. Mining and Engineering Surveys. Underground Work 11 Specialty. Wood llloi-k (next Customs otlicu.J GKEENWOQD, g, C. "MrNKRAt, ACT. ' Certificate of Improvement.. NOTICK. CAKLOTTA and YOUX�� aEi.>KGe A.'intraJ CUiiin?.. situate in tliu Kettlo River Wining* Division nl Yale lXsirict, Where located : TAKI': NOTICF. that I. John P. Jrlctsod, . Tier. MinurXCVrtificaie iVo. BS40S4 as agent for Andrea Poirt-'i, Fiee Sinter's Ceriilicate No. B * .'r>2-'2 and l-'iaucl*; .1. Finucane Free Miner's Certificate N-i. I17H30 intend : -flirty days from 1 In* itiit.- In'tvol to applv to tht iiiliiiiH' icivmli-r lor ;i certiiicate of improve ment for I lie purpose of obtaininif a crows Ifraiit'^ tor aliove claims. I.asi i'-sue iMaroi, 2! I. P. McI,EOD BREWERIES. THR ELKHORN UREWJCRV Portman a Portman, Pro^ri.M.irs. In draft or bottles at all leading hotels. J. P. Kfane of tho Cariboo mine has I*turned from a trip to Idahp. WHOLESALE LIQUORS THE GREENWOOD LIQUOR Co. R. Greiger, Manager. Agent.s for Pabst arul Calgary Beer. NOTICE OF FORFEITURE. T.. GEOHCF HITEH. of theCity of Gr*��nwood- in ill,' i'n.viinv ot Uriri-..h Columbia. F"rOi,: iwctor: ** ' Vim ���ir,. liiTeliv ui.>iiiii',.l that I hu\e eX'peadott; SJiKi.nii in 1 jt-i Injiriiri-L* .-Wuussnii'.ni Work* on the *"ll:��i*,|iialial;i" .'iii'l "l-'ariitnatia"' Mlneral,- c'iaini^. Nininte in Oojiitei* Camp, in the Kettle Rlvi'i Mininf lii\ision. Vale District, Britfili C.iliniilii.i. and the i>nin of iS.W ior recording, thesaitl work, ilu-fame Ueiri�� necessary to hold tbe clalnix nndtir tbt; piuvisions of. the Mineral Act .*\tul Amt'ii.liiii? Acts, and if at the eiplr- .Ttion of ninety days from the date of the first fnililic.iiioii of t Ii is notice in the Boundary Orer-k TimvK. ><,u fail or refuse to conrriljul* ,M,tu* ]Mii*ii.i/i .ii sul'Ii e\ij*_*iiditui*e, nam��ly th* stun of Jwi.st. iciifi-tliefr with all the cowtt o�� ;uU,'i ti'-tii-^*. y.'tii* interest in the said clai*ftx*i*.' shall U'.*��init' vested in y,ii*ir co-owner-*., pl"v r.ita. ai-'t'tiiitiii^r to their several interest's tbejr^. in. in |iiii*s!i;iiice of the ijr.n isions of **��t.'tioi �� ol ilu-Mineral Ail Amendment Act. lyuil. Iiateil :it Cieenunod. British Columbia, tbit ioth.ilnv ,,f fi.noher. A. P.. loyi. ���'-. ������'.< Mtr&:st6^6ir*,:.. ���fejf ������)�� \i THIS BOUNDARY CREEJR. TIMES. Pag-c 5 ,MAGAZINE, PAPER AND BOOK PRICES Know ye that we will supply yon with any MAGAZINE, PAPER or BOOK���not in* stock���in existence at publishers prices. By placing your order for above with us, you save the trouble aiid expense of a letter and the cost of, remitting. Satisfaction guaranteed. nYour order solicited. ?��� ��� Smith S�� McRae, Books, Stationery, Wall Papers, Etc. THE SEAT IS VACANT Mayor Smailes Resignation Has Been Accepted. ! Police and License Commissioners Were Recommended. In the absence of acting- mayor Bannerman, Aid. Ross was voted to the chair at the regular meeting* of the coumiil on Monday evening and Aid. Kirkwood, -Buntiag, McKenzie and Gulley were present. The report of tlie medical officer of health was received and referred to the incoming* council and that portion dealing with the septic tank at the new school was sent to the Board of School trustees. The committee to whom was referred - the resignation of mayor-elect Smailes reported that they had seen the agreement and recommended that the resig-, nation be accept.d. The report was ' accepted ; the office of mayor declared vacant; Mom'ay next was fixed for nomination day, Thursday for election and G. li. Taylor returning officer. ��� In this 'connection the report in the Boundary Creek Times of the previous meeting of the council unintentionally might have done Aid. Bunting, Gulley and McKenzie an injustice. Aid. Bunting stated that as the council must have a yalid reason for accepting a resignation, he was not in favor of nccepting mayor-elect Smailes' resig- "ifatio^uitiTft^^^ He was not opposed to accepting the resignation but thought the council should have time to see the agreement before doing anything. Aid. Gulley and McKenzie agreed with Aid. Bunting that it would probably be better to defer action for m" week. This ex- , planation i.s made >u jiiaiiee to the two alderman as some criticism wss directed against them because it was inferred that they were opposed to accepting the resignation at anytime. A committee of the council composing Aid. McKenzie, Bunting and Gulley were appointed to confer with S. BARRY YUILL PRACTICAL WATCHMAKJ2K AND JEWELLER. All work guaranteed GREENWOOD. SALVATION ARMY HALL COPPER STREET. Services are held every eve Special Services are held Sundavafter noon and night 3 p. m. an,i g p. m. Ctfme and hear the Cornishmen ding*:'. All Welojme. the Board of Trade and Citizens League in reference to the requirements of the district for the information of Smith Curtis M. P. P. who is preparing the estimates for the forthcoming sitting of the legislature. The council recommended to the government the appointment of the following commissioners to act with the mayor who is ex-officer Chairman of both boards: Police���Aid. Bunting and Duncau Mcintosh. License���Aid. Kirkwood and C. J. McArthur. ��� - . . . The only tie*1***' appointment recommended was that of Aid. Bunting, the others having served last year. Hockey. The Sandon Hockey Team Proved Themselves Victorious. It is said that if there were twenty- five months in the year, the good people of Sandon would not be a single month without ice. The Sandon hockey team bear strong testimony tliat the assertion is correct. Every member of the team is "greased lightning" when he gets a.pair of skates ou and a hockey stick in his hand. Even a staid Methodist parson from the cent belt after a year in Sandon is now like an ordinary Sandonite. He is not at home unless he has skates on. The Sandon team met the Greenwood players on Saturday evening and Sandon's* defence and goal keeper almost perished with the cold. There was but little for Hem to do. No sooner was the puck in play than one of those little Sandon men had it and the next'moment, it was between the Hags. Tlie score was about ten to one. R. H. Carley. a commercial uiau of Nelson, made an acceptable referee. After the senior match the Greenwood and Phoenix juniors furnished plenty of entertainment for the spectators. They played the game for all that was in it and there was plenty of heayy_ checking and several_mlixjtps._ The Greenwood boys were the stronger team and won with several goals to THE NEW u Remodelled, Renovated and Refurnished. . Only the best Liquors and Cigars. Prompt servicer Courteous Treatment. Good Rooms. Modern Conveniences. Fred B. Munn, Manager. Cowney's, HEilson Bros*, and Stewart's Chocolates ��������� A Largo assortment of English Ju'.Tubes and other fancy candies. Copper Street. spare. .On Wednesday eveniug the Greenwood junior* went to Phoenix where the* Phoenicians returned the compliment defeating the Greenwood boy�� by :i score -jf 0 to 3. . "Billy" McAdams of the Sandon Pay streak who wrote himself into fame and jail last fall is manager of the Sandon team. Billy is keeping himself on ice the most of the time now as a matter of (.elf-protection as he has no desire to become a guest of Warden Johns a second time. As a further protection he has Rev. Mc- Iutyre of the Sandon Methodist church with him all the time. Ice and parson combined are succeeding in keeping the fiery McAdams at a normal temperature. RUSSEL-LAW-GAULFIELD GO. ABEL HALLBERG M,\NUKACT*ORRK AND KUALER IN LIMITED. GREENWOOD AND MIDWAY, B. C. BUNTING & DEMPSEY Contractors and Builders. ESTIMATES FURNISHED FOR ALL KINDS OF WORK. GREENWOOD, : : : B. C. E. W. BISHOP PLUMBING STEAMFITTING, HOT WATER HEATING. Estimates Given. Satisfaction QuarJ anteed. Naden-Flood Block, Greenwood* Our Thanks We desire to extend our thanks for the very [liberal patronage accorded to us during- the past year and to wish Happy New Year. King & Co* *^<K<<<~><~>i<&><b4&>&tt<><rb&b RD BICYCLE AND MACHINE REPAIRS. SKATES~SHARPENED. PAINTING AND SIGN WORK. :| Copper St. Greenwood. *t* K~l"'".��.*~$K*&.**&&&&fr&&$4F&'&Q&&QQ Well heated rooms at moderate prices. Also first clans board by day or weefc. THK SWAYNE HOUSE, Silver Street, GweuwooA. ������$ f^X'^t^^WWiWHW^ The Store-Where Goods and Prices Are Always Right, CF* CF* CF* CF* ��! CF* CF* CF* CF* CF* <��* CF* e* e* CF* CF* CF* CF* <��* ..Bank of Montreal. Capital, all paid up, $12,000,000. Rest, ,$8i000,000. President. Lord Strathcow. and MottST Ko��At, Vice-President: Hon. ��tKORqb A. Drommoso. General Manager : E. S* Clouston. Branches in London, Eng. , clt,M_ Buy and sell Sterlingr Exchange and Cable Transfers ; Grant Commercial an Tra-vellere' Credits, available lit any partjof the world. .- j-. '.. Greenwood Branch, F; J; FINUCANE, Manageh 3An^ePr^cipadL} Sew YorR, GWcago;' UMMMW2MMMMMWMWMMWMWM2U PE fAMDM Rffl Otf OMMERCE With Whicto is Incoreoratea THE BANK OF BRITISH COLUMBIA. HEAD OFFICE, TORONTO. Capital. $8,000,000. :���-������'��� Rest. $2,500,000 HON. GEO. A. COX. President. B. K WALKER, General Maimer HENRY F. MYTTON MANAGER GREENWOOD BRANCH. P. O, BOX 296.' 'PHONE 179 wr 3s FilclHillaii ^ 0o*r ^ r^ WHOLESALE GROCERS AND AGENTS FOR , TUCKET CIGAR CO., UNION LABEL CIGAJRS BRANDS. MONOGRAM, MARGUERITA, BOQUET, OUR SPECIAL EL JUSTILLO, EL CONDOR, SARANTIZADGS, SCHILLER -Corner Alexander Street and Columbia Avenue, Vancouver, B. C. ''��� ��� a ��� 0 0 0 0 0 0 ��� Is now in full swing-. Try our �� ! ��� BULK OYSTERS. I 0 �� ��� ��� ��� , . ,. ,,.._, ....... ., ... ....... ��� 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 9 ��� m 0ft0a00000000��0��0��000000a��00000��0000O000000000000C*0ft�� tbe Oyster Season Is now in full swing-. Try our ��� BULK OYSTERS. Imported by us direct from the beds. Strictly fresh and of good quality. * Pv Burns $ ������� 1 t :iai uscas ���JAUJUMl X .;;;�� DEALERS IN FURNITURE, x CARPETS, ? COPPER STREET. LINOLEUMS, ETC. %*+**>* GREENWOOD. ��������������0������^����.0*^fr��^������!!^l������<O^ Page 4 THE BOUTS )AY CREEK TIMES *��:��x��<��*:����w-X"X"X��:����k��W',��:-:'"X'm x Will not go on forever. ��� It needs fixing some- ? ������ ������ v times. A) That is our X business. JSC Don't wait $ ���; ; ; ^ until your watch -, gets 4 '��� ~ '..*::- ' ���*'*,/ . - . ~~~ *<: clogged. up and \won*t: X : i -----~~ *" " Have it cleaned! * S��- $A,..L.0G.AN&CP, -���#>' :; '^"'".n" ���* ' '': '".'���'. S ������~V-Y- -vmaker v '::.����� ''er., ' . ��� .�� ; Fathero Haggerty Addressed Greenwood Audience. i|^��>.HK'��^^x��XKK^x��XMX~:������x������x������f, , fpv *^v J* ^% W*/}*^ %3&'>ie&. *���!>��� .���?* w*.*f* t5^ to*'i^* *^* \s^ &4 ^ ff IM, 111 111! Defended Socialism and Answered its Critics. * :, j J JJ^Af; ZELLER, Prop. Comfortable rooms byday 01 month. MEALS AT AEE HOURS* ' I?r;��rd ���* r ai Rcora: byt H-s n:cnth ������v'v:i.-., U W*$25,00. . i;"-';; . .: >; *y sv *"��� si" tf *.*��?,s*. t? * a? *'.��*���'.��� t a;t li- ���*..���>��� :*v.: ***:.��� - Connections with ' * Western Union Telegraph Company [22.000 offices in U.S.A.] --AND- ;,, ... ... ;* ������**; Great Noj:th-WcSte.rii'iof Canada-Li [2,00 offices ill Canada.] CABLE SERVICE TO ALL THE WORLD. J. C. HELM. Office Manager, Greenwood, B.C TELEPHONE NO. 12. Thorough Instruction Careful Training Vigilant Oversight Ideal Location Experienced Teachers Refining Influences . Homelike in Character I1 P.O. HI 1026. Father Haggerty was a ���"is- ��� ;:>-\<- - tierit. His fame as atior.tui n i i<i- ��� ceded hitn and the Auditorium w.i.- fillecl with Socialists and others who were there to enjoy eloquence such as Eugene V. Debbs' entertained, them with. Debs warmed the'cockles of.the hearts of those,\yhowe're not socialists. Father-Haggerty wasfepntent to give what-Mr.*Tvukov^vbuldcall the philosophy of socialism. Sjern facts are al) rightbut flWery oratory go^s better in a cold hall with tlie thermoinete: struggling to"keep above the freezing point. But FatherHagi;erty is a .socialist:esr pert. Histo.-y aiiciet'it and'* modern; political' economists o*f the past,'"the purest English , and an Irishman's��� iii- genuityare''all drawn upori'iti' 'defence of the tenants of the: socialist'. ��� ,-H'e brought all possible objections against the cause only to answer them in his own way but he aid not enthuse. Ht*; considered it a simple matter tov so ar-r range matters that men' arid women could have not a mere existence, but the value'of life's work";they'': put'jn what* they produce but he"'cbuld not shake off the cold he" got'-'at Phoenix the night previous. His listeners were 'impressed'-with the fact that he was manfully.endeavoring,to fulfil] a dul:y h'ebwed to-histaudierice; but th'e exuberance which characterized the Debbs' lecture was-lacking. Geo Fi Dougherty, president of the district federation of miners occupied * i *> ;* *, - "' ' '*. ���' r : .. ; - - '��� ���.���*; .* t t the chair arid Hi "a* neat 'speech ������'introduced the lecturer. Father Haggeity: introduced his-siibject; with -' a timely illustration. A young colt shies at a railway engine because he does riot know that the railway engine is a harmless monster who does a lot of good work on a small amount of coal; people .shy at Socialists because they do riot. understand their, teachings. -He then went on to describe what socialism is what it airiis to do. 'La^k'df'spaWpre- cludes a lengthy report of .his utter-! ances. He announced that the local spcialist;league:.will be>'; reorganized ��� at -Miners-Uriiori"LHail~nex"rfeuhday "afternoon and that the; public were invited to attend. He offered to . answer any questions regarding socialismibut nom* being asked the audience dispersed. Father Haggerty left by Thursday stage for Curlew and lectured in North- port on Thursday, evening, i Local and Personal. The death occured ....last?Moyday.of George Munroe, and on Wednesday afternoon his ,-b.ody was buried.in the Green wbod, jcemet'ery,;Re v+p r. =Mc R a e conducting Vthe-"btirial-'Jservic^' in the presence of a number of friends. Deceased was born in Scotland on November 5, 1827, .so at the time of his death was in Ms 76th year. He left the land of his birth about 40 years ago, coming to eastern Canada, whence he went to Montana. Eventually he drifted to the Sloean, when1 he had several ribs broken when caught in a snowslide. Liter he came to thf Boundary district and fur some time held as a ranch the I.md near Grand Forks upon which the Granby company's smelter now stands'. ' iii 1895 fie took up land on McCarren. creek, .along, the old Dewdney trail, above Boundary Falls. About a year ago he sold this to Mark Christensoa. Since then he has been ,'ailing with dropsy -and Brigh'ts disease, but; the? serious 'illness tha{ resulted in , his death ���was: very brief. "He was unconscious when Dr. Spankie was called in, having resolute- ly.Tfifasfed to see a doctor whils* in his senses. So far as known he had not a relative on this'.continent, but as he was tlie youngest of a family of:*bro- then and sisters, most of whom married and remained in Scotland it is likely that telatives of his are still living in that country. Do you use Blue Ribbon Tea ? jjfily *2fc ^ ��������*���?������ *����� 3 "I" t- ��� ���? -t . + *t -I" t* *t 1" *t* ���? ���? -t- t- *? *f VStj; ���p
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Title | Boundary Creek Times |
Alternate Title | [The Greenwood Weekly Times] |
Publisher | Greenwood, B.C. : Boundary Creek Printing and Publishing Company |
Date Issued | 1903-01-30 |
Description | The Boundary Creek Times was published in Greenwood, in the Kootenay Boundary region of southern British Columbia, and ran from September 1896 to March 1911. The Times was published first by the Times Publishing Company (1896-99), and then by the Boundary Creek Printing and Publishing Company (1901-1911), and its longest-serving editor was Duncan Ross (1897-1907). In April 1911, the Times was absorbed by another Greenwood-based paper, the Ledge. The Times was revived in 1983, and it continues to be published out of a small building in downtown Greenwood to this day. |
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FileFormat | application/pdf |
Language | English |
Notes | Print Run: 1896-1911 |
Identifier | Boundary_Creek_Times_1903_01_30 |
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Source | Original Format: Royal British Columbia Museum. British Columbia Archives. |
Date Available | 2012-09-19 |
Provider | Vancouver : University of British Columbia Library |
Rights | Images provided for research and reference use only. Permission to publish, copy, or otherwise use these images must be obtained from the Digitization Centre: http://digitize.library.ubc.ca/ |
AIPUUID | 8eef0eb1-3924-4e21-9bd7-506dd8250028 |
DOI | 10.14288/1.0170884 |
Latitude | 49.1000000 |
Longitude | -118.6833000 |
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