^��3*~*-~ ,/*Vt* '.:-i:'V\ .���,**-,���*���-a-tV;��-�� **. **A--' Ar ���'������i--,''1 ���(>*. &tsiaiV4vfesWv4-^*>8*s?i ���aw^-'-w'i-j'jv't'-;';���'. y-.V'."."''^"���m^i.t*--'-*?"'-:- j * -...y-..!,;. -���...- .t*.< .���..4.. \'W j.-A i\h y A i 1J*i*',';,-Vv.A;,..'v)*;r;i:".*! 10 I -u< GREENWOOD, Bi; C. FRIDAY,' MAY 9, 1902. No. an 5) fi, W 1-J ���- ..;*.��� ���^k| liiasyi B^it^ii^ti*atcd tha* all the Ores of Boundary are ,%**fiii '' ��� ' --���: "i>i. ���; <.-;:./. ..-.i :'- ' \- '��������� -'��������� -���-. ���������������.-...',_ , * ���-* .. *. .*.���., ...- . a; Aj-',y\: .-������-. ���* niot Low Gte<te*<Maiiy Probei!tii^Edi^i&us to the City tliat could be worked at " Haisdsome Profit a Conditions. ate constantly chancing la; al^M Jist^sq 4f��nl Tii-frri^wiilreiotti^^f'thteSoun^ary,1; energies, to the exploration 'of high - transportation ������ militated rtOh.i]-*",'a,.l��*4v��*.v*;or~,,t. '.-��� 'orVei i culties'' of , t;_ agai^i. successful operation, and the. development of these high-'grradifcjp^op^i erties were practically abandoned. JIJH high price of copper.,,, the low thje'li3gh'ei"gitad< propo��ition��,and1>o*ds weie ta&en'on'low grade properties' The as*a;)r^||lues,, ���'.a. atlvely"Bdi^|, l>ni that bv worlchiff tnoae enormous bodies, on alaig-fc scale big dividends would be paid. Large companiestiacfeedf:up'by. unlimited .capital opened up these ore i.* t-.H't t.\y- fiU. .y. I *.'*i * ��� ���*- , ' .' . . - guari��8,-Bmelt^rB were erected and a, successful industry built up. During thi* period^theihigh grade properties V ^v^ae^pi'apvsaliijr ^verloo&d. The^men: who operated in early days became dis- /* cStfifcl&St^heiael^ Vditfet��6d'fScilia��*V"*nd the continuous ; S ^M^te^^p^&iiy .' frapbibited sending ore out by the then S^oaif. means of communi^tipn-^ireiglit :-.'-��� ^tjj��idM'- or pack horse��|i' Tfte~bfg co'jjn-. '���'��� .'toW ciade minesbo shipping bases' and "���' pfeWovide the necessary.smelters for their "; '*?peitaieat. It is scarcely to be won- ',".��� peVed at then that although there arft, * J^jS Ihe'vicinityioflCxi^nifood, and:B'<Hnc \iM them wLriJnji |th* ��'��� City ' '^ "''' : .'*!|^any. propwtlp^' gorltdining-l ".' .v^'t rich vei^s^or^-they^ ^���Pflrmant for several years; ��� '���' ^SaBut now conditions have changed. -^fcgpen.d.'Agon'a-sl*w freight wagon nor 'ipH an^nreU^liiie mule to^et hip'iwreCtb *{sSme tjllstaii't' *��� smelter. The ' railway eifiC^teF1re��ti5ul^elMi"aMl^hat" :re are-'amelters; Besides'if he Kv * . is located immediately above the ESiWioW'tfrevter^aifil on theiScreekl beariagjtheaattie nasric. It was located r*41l^ feflWilli&li^ckma^a partner to Howard C. 'Walters, the pioneer operator ia.the Boundary. Walters after-! 'Wardi:acqulre<l-'the whole property andj i.R,,l^Ln?a^,e,��.ahjLp.m^^ amelter. Pack horses and wagons ;werV*"us��d? to convey the shipment to' a^S����>meTip^p#^h5,Mr> siLi ;^k!i;uiidedi^i^d:Mr?*Walter8 ^i|Ser^|i^|^!(^f ^ quire-.fame and wealth ia trie flotation o: Britannia mine on the coast.The propjr^y remaaned^idlejjintil last fall w^en ^llf|m|i,o^lef itoplra bond for| ^o3#S^^C%��5s!-ffl��^ lea.sing il: agreeing to pay the owner lOper cent ��f the .sm^iter returns. Mr. Fowler asso-- elated with him F, Whitewell and they - ���,.-<.��������� ;���'���.''<:. .-a*' '^ r ���.���>���-. '������.'. y. i. i*. .. *. - "ri ^quietly went to- work developing the property.' The success which haa at- .tehd^4,!theirefforts, and.which culmini ated in 'the saletof a'bii'i'halliriWrest for$22.000 has already been told in the '%iintsT-~r V. *���.-���"''���'* *���*"-"���-'<'���'*���-;.^'-" * ������i-|- ,*. COK .( : SI^MSibroo^aiwayis 'hadvfaithittn Providence camp and kept plodding away developing-the properties of his company,.,*,, the -Boundary;/' Cr-eei Mmin'gr~an<l;;Milling Gompany against adverse circumstances. This spring; D. W. caught? the (Thunder mountain! fever and left' for' the new gold fields ^nv-^Idaho.;-.. Applications |are ..being made".to him for a' lease of the Gold -Bug,-'from which shipments oi high grade - ore' havflsbeen made, and if satisfactory; .arrangements can be made with jhim this promising property will be.bpened. up. during the coming sum mer.'j'-' ���'--. ;' J.--'.:'.-.;- ������'���:��������� y ���;���..��� . ��������� y The D. A.'-and the ;G.*'A. R, two adjoining claims have also narrow but rich-veins." On' tlie D. A'' is a'small quartz -vein 2 inches to 6 inches thick, assaying up to 200 ounces silver aid about one half ounce gold. v There, are also.several other clainis like" the combination which may yet prove to be paying propositions. make a handsome suni through their mining venture near the City. OTHER CLAIMS Many other high grade clainis contiguous -to the city could be refered to. ! They are receiving greater attention now than-they have for years. Kego- tiatons for bonds and leases are pro- deeding and announcements of other deals will be likely be made. ' WHAT IT WEANS , s~ ���-./.. zv THEDEFUHCE -limits ;* ��i, if K,,. narrow' P4*!^ P^cer 4 home to treat his ore. ���ore eve^ shipped ifxbm 'ci:Mk;i<e^��vf^tfti.the;;l)er fiance, a- claim further ��� up the creek ���thiiv the������ Prouiflencei"The shipment was made in 1892. The claim ���Wg.s.loj- cated by Mr.��:Fowleri:. It^-afterwards ?pass%l ^intb ithe InSads-Qf' Hal. J.^Gole r.^.y^^ * ^^^stelie. ;&isl behalf'Mr. Fpwler a;h'd^.v:T^SrM,th'^tad:,bimself;secnre'da bond oti this property and wbrk Wili'b^ commenced in a short time. Mr.-Fow-- lerexpe.ct.B/thatin a short time the lead can be struck and sufficient ore taker! ������ofit to 'pay:i5ot the*--jpcorerty. Mr.'Haas faias gone to^ eolorado^^rom Spoteyisjj expert aVproperty3there for easlerri 'rj)vj* V"''*''^ ��� * * -r'***- i parties.J Upon his return he wilI��ome <vlimsli.es, he can sell hia ore on the dump a} property there for e: fpo itQ^Greenwood ij> SKYLARK CAMP ! fi H ^.TCHE'^Kp^RWj, ���i-*'J>} 't 2v��j|Si -v, -V-; '-t ������ ^produce a large cure ore,<>/'thl&'character.--:Under-.such:a :'. corabina<ion 'of favorable circumstan-. ces it is rea,|onable to suppose that ' PiDPi^'l a?rividen(^fitti��K. SkylaSk seveial years, will now give employment to many men - amount terialiy of ttfe ^ty^whl^4iiAy!8acroaflki.v;. ^ The good work has already begun aml^*^^^|.^.pncqttraging....F��sults.. ��-TI��e seoect striWc* made on the Provi- .^&fe^i|H^ri#a:od^6ltt ^ISch^minea) *t��.s described in the Times last week, ".^veevlery'tei'tirafacebf contia'tidtts and 'successful-$perafion of properties;,o| ,jhi�� cla��*,ir^ifevelopment' of {all the properties'in the vicinity will shortly follow so. that the hiUs overlooking; the ,'t1te';!cifc? will be hivoa.bf'indUBtry."-'' '' ��-.--Anpther .one oi.the.early locations,!^ the Elkhorn. ' C'. I,'. Thomet and Mr| .Fowler.located this property in ljS$jj>2J .':' It was bonded several times,; 'land' :L .���*.'. '���}<"% 4.'i. ��� .:Bf/*-.:*-_!-_>��!*M"iJ^y.J speaking the ly north of the City. Mr, Fowler's de-- velopment of the Providence having w: darjr. ^^|pioneers)jand''^.iC.-|L^ngU^ an experienced raining man who'untill' recently was in charge of the Carmle on- the West -Fork, took a bond and le'as4 oti'-tlie property. vTheyjiare down about twenty feel, on ore going-high ^values. ItjiB.aB pretty, an ore as'can Wfound in! any high grade camp., ' But all the rich things are not in Providence, camp. Adjoining; Green- wood;:east., and south-east is Skylark -bampV'^^Jtir"*its*'yelns'''-of silver [and gold pre,:; Years ago the, Sky lark mine .was considered one of the most important in the district.; iit was and is yet owned by weil^^.B'utte'pa.rtites who developed the p'rose'rty somewhat ex- ;tensively. On the claim is a vein haying a ^northerly - and southerly trend with .an. easterly!-diy^oftriigh--:grade ;silver-gbld ore, varying iii?widtfi, from ithree inches to 18 inbhes and which 'gave assays by,, carload lots up to"306 bunces in silver knd $20. 00 in gold per iton. . It ��� Has' an Incline ;shaft -dbo ut 100 ,'feet deep and 3<K)io ^Ifeelbf drif tidg. The property' .w'as^ bonded in 1893 ti 'the Spokane and Northern Compa��jr vwho "went to work' and ^during' the jwinter ot 1893���9+ shipped about I0Q tons to1 the smelters/" The'firit'iclass ibre running, 450 .^,300 ouuees silyW $15 to $20 in gold.: J The second cla"^'90 to ISO oun'ces'ih1 silver and up to $15i00 ���gold t pei_. ton.,. In. 1897 another Bhip- 'ment-'Vaf snadesfp|. this Montana Bmeltr ers and shortly afterwards the propertjr was closed dowp by theownerBto await. 'trinsiibrtatton'facilities!; \)f j /',' z V , The .advantages to be derived from the development of the high grade properties' in the vicinity of the city are many. The individual properties will not employ a great number of men it is true* but. the aggregate will be reasonabley large. They will be men who will make their money in Greenwood and spend it in Greenwood. Their head offices will be here, not in New York or L,ondon. Big mining companies contribute much to the growth and. development of a city but the benefits arising from their undertakings are not so direct or speedy as thoscwhich^the.small investors bTings the men who dig the wealth out the ground; and. cbhvertsit into cash right in the city. There is a!lso the additional advantage, that the high grade proper- tiesjare'nearly all on the hills overlooking the town. The men who will develop thein will live in Gtreenwood and make their homes here. They also give an opportunity to the man with small capital and plenty of energy to.make -money<���..Already men .without*, means'but 'with acknowledge of mining and plenty of muscle are negotiating:, to secure leases. : Should ��� ��� . v.y. [i r-'i- ���' ri "�����������*-��� -���'������' ,they be successful, they-cah -convert ;t-he ore as extracted into cash and thiis fprdvidewthe~h'ecessa'ry!=fu" further develppment;of the;properties. ;Distance lends enchantment to the *view; the fishing is always better on ithe.,other.,side--of the stream; and far '>ff gold fields may look more attractive to the restless , Argonaut, but-it is safe -'to say.Htfaf'near..Greenwood, within a ^stone's throw of the City limits are opportunities, greater than those offered by Thunder mountain, "Tonapah or any other new and much advertised < Idbrado. o-wing to the fact that the country was far on. the frontier, he allowed the claims to lapse and drifted away first to tlie south through Idaho to the Mexico line afterwards back north and was in the Klondike rush of '98, Throughout his wanderings however ^ie had not forgotten the '���Providence" and all the details in'connection with finding of the rich float. He kept bright and clear in his mind the idea that if opportunity ever offered he could find the Lead. Two years since lie again came to the district to find a railroad run ning within 1300 feet of the spot lie remembered so well and the boundary line of the Province the boundary of the City of Greenwood. The claim had been crown granted. years ago, being Lot I in the district, and the only way ! he could hope to get a cliance to find the rich lead was to get a lease and bond on the property, After long negotiations, th'is he succeeded in October last in doing, associating with himself Mr. Whitwell a mining man of experience from New York, who has been, operating in this district for the past three years. Together they went to work with tare intelligence, good-judgment and hard work Anally located the lead in place and it has not, belied the bright promise held, out by ^the rich float found ten years since. TheyThave now six men at work and taking'out ore from a vein three feet wide which will average every pound as it comes from the stope $200 per ton. The whole story is one more instance of the principal of "stick: toitereneas" which is absolutely necessary En mining'. Mr. Fowler is a stocky built, blue eyed Scot, hardy as his Jia-tive "whim", one of the kind who like to think of all the world as their home, and although Arizona sun aud Alaska snow have bleached hia hair white he is still able to weild a pick_orihiammer=with!_the best of them. _ Bringing his ripe experience and sound judgment to bear he has no hesitation in saying, he ,is convinced there is plenty more reins as good as the one he is working within sound of the fire bell of Greenwood, which only require some Intelligent hard work to uncover. Contract Let. THE HELEN .THE STRATHMORE veins in "/^Generally . ���;��tnnin^��owi?few imjrlea'tb two.ieet,'' .Wt the ore" 'is,r1��n in gold and silver. iThe',quartz cajrri��B;: fcalena,;'Zinc -blend;? ^iapickel." Irbnind ���copper; pyrites ar-. I^entite Iruby silvers knd^aative^goid ;ihd silver. T^E;pE|6yiDEMCEI" i-T-t waa pecularly fitting that re-development .of^higfcgrade properties in -"'* s^i--*-'5?-" * '"*'<"��� '-* ya . BoanBaxy* dlitrict should begin with It*? was oae of the 'hi was s-.pae t^e districtl and I, m -tjie Provideace. "first locations ''Bat of the'fiifBtprbpertiea.from which -are was shipped. The property i..!3p (�����)��*-$���������? 'A-h:y-'A -;������; :Ta - -. *4 -v, .; - -������ ��� ��� . The strathmore is one of the beat dc-j ivelpped (^th^^igh gra^e; properties^ It is "owned by' Cl Scott Galloway! andf ia situated immediately above; the" Sisters' -h<wpita% ,-||he're is a-"20ff:fpot; tunnel, a, &S ^foot abaft and about 100,^ !f��bt;of 'drifjtrtig on the property. t^The; vein is from 4 to 9 inches in width^.and! carries' high gold and silver values.! About.four years ago a shipment of 20; tons was sent to the Tacoma smelter," which netted above treatmeat and transportatioa charges $64.00 aiton. Whlleft it is taken; into; consideration ttiaVthe freight to' the line of railway ,was $30.00, a;ton it can be seen that the grow valued"ot "the ore is veryhlgh. Work may ahortly -.b6 resumed .on this property. The Helen is owned by a companyia which ^Robert Woodris the;iprincipal shareholder^ 'it liei'between Greenwood and Anaconda, The vein iB from 4 inches to 1 foot wide and can be easily^ .^tracedi; along the surface ior several "hundred feist. , A shipment of ten tons was made from this property in"189S giving smelter returns of $S��ia gold and silver. Portions ot the vein assay -very high, samples assaying up to IS ounces gold and^60 ounces silver per ton. ' Some litfledfiiyeippraent work has bebn done on this iproperly. WILLIAM FOWLER, THE GOLD FINGH y *As stated in ttte'Tiiriwyil^^week withia 'hali-' a mtie ���6ivttte*City haU U another claim w^Jchjts likely tooroye a high grade bbnan|a.'��� This is|tlie Gold-Finch; located &1|me time ag^ by C. W. H. Sansom but' now under bond to, James Sutherland" and Phil' McDonald. Work this week has only con firmed' what was stated in these columns last week. The Gold Finch vein gives high values. It has been exposed for over 300 feet' arii'MeBsrs Sutherland and McDonald'are* likely to (By an Old-Timer.) Ten years ago in the spring and Bummer' of 3892 prospectors froid all parts,of the Rocky, mountains and the Northwest were attracted by the reports< of the wonderful showing of both high and low grade ore found on the slopes of Boundary Creek and the hills immediately back ,f rom it. Amongst them was William Fowler one of those typical pioneers who has; followed the profession of prospector for the last .thirty years, thie pursuit of his calling during that period taking him into all thegstates, provinces and territories between the Dakotas and the Pacific and from the Yukon to Old Mexico. During that summer prospecting was being carried on in an energetic manner on the "Providence" lying on Providence creek, a small tributary of Boundary creek. Mr. Fowler was not working on the claim but happened to be on the ground when float consisting of a boulder weighing about a ton and a half and assaying $+78 to the ton was found. The parties owning the claim redoubled their efforts to find th? lead from which it came but without avail. Mr. Fowler located some ground but Railway Men Will Take Out Ore For s Granby. B. "3. Porter oi Porter Bros., the well ktlowti railway contractors, has confirmed the report that h is firm has secured a contract for taking out a large amount ot ore for the Granby minea. The contract will practically revoluti- ouiz<|��ninin^ in Phoenix camp. Aa U general iuiown, the whole hillside is solid ore and instead of mining iu the ordln ary way, the railway coatractors will proceed just as if they were making a big cut for a railway grade. The ore will be loaded on the cars by means of derricks. The only difference between working oa a railway and at the Granby mines is that on the latter contract union miners will be employed. It is expected that the railway contractors will be to take out large quantities of ore at a very low figure. REWARD. Wanted to know the whereabouts of David Henderson of Greenwood, B. C. kaat beard of December; 1901, Reward given by communicating with T. H. HknkkrSOH, Fairview, B. C. New goods direct from Great Britain just arrived at Mitchells the Tailor, THE BOUNDARY CREEK TIMES. -V Riverside Nurseries Brand Forks �� �� martin Burrell* Prop, Maples, Elms, Linden,Mountain Ash, Cotal|>as, Cut-leaf Blrcli. A line selection of Roweriiiff shrubs, iiicludliij! French and Perelau Lilacs, Hydrangeas, Snowballs, S|>lreas, Koses. etc, Specially selected strain ol Lawn Grass Seed. 1'ruitTrees. Berry Bushes, Strawberry Plant*, and Aspirairns Roots. , SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO ALL ORDERS. V. & N. PHONE 25. Che Boundary Creek Times Tssued every Triday Duncan Ross Managing Ediiok. SUBSCRIPTIONS IS ADVANCE. Pish Year S2 00 Six Months 1 23 To Foreign Countries 2 SO FRIDAY,-MAY 9, 19o'-. ~rnr-'mTT-Y ���WEST FORK COUNTRY. The West Fork district should come rapidly to the front this summer. A sufficient sum has been placed iu the estimates to complete the wagon road and there are some hopes of securing the construction of ihe Midway and Vernon r.ailway. Major Ainslee Meg-raw has been appointed deputy mining recorder for the West Pork district and has opened a sub-recording office at Beaverdell, This means a great convenience to the mine oirners and prospectors who have property iu the district. The development of the West Fork country has been retarded by a combination of unfortunate circumstances, the chief cause being the miserable fiasco in connection with the construction of the wag-on road. There is no more promising mining, district in the province? but reasonable facilities must be provided to those -who are anxious to see its develppment. The outlook for the necessary aid to development is bright and the coming summer shonld see a large influx of popuL: ation into that district. NEW LEGISLATION. Two bills were introduced in the legislature last week in response to representations made to the government by the delegates from the Associated Boards of Trade of Eastern British Columbia. One is an important measure from a labor standpoint. It stands in the name of the attorney- general and provides for the payment -of----wages -of-labor-performed���in -the construction of public works. The necessity for this legislation waa made apparent by the oonstruction of the liardeau railway last year. The contract for th^ construction of the road was awarded P. Welch & Co,, who were in every way capable and finan- ancially able to meet all obligations connected with the undertaking, but owing to heavy- contracts elsewhere this work was sub-let and the sub-contractors went broke leaving the. workmen with time checks which could not be cashed. The new measure provides that on a< 1 public works claims for wages must be satisfied before the contractors are paid in full and that every company incorporated under any general or special act of the legislature shall be liable for the payment of the wages of all workmen employed in the construction of any. work done by the company. The other measure provides more stringent regulations for the preservation of forests from fires. The holders of miner's certificates are reminded that all certificates expires on May 31st. In order that they may hold their claims, renewals must be secured on or before that date. $25.00 Reward The above reward will be paid to any one giving' information that will lead to the conviction of the person who stole a pick from the house of the undersigned on or about 6th inst. J. W. PoweU. Self Denial Week The Work Done By The Salvation Army The Captain of the local army corps informs us that the Salvation Army throughout this /territory is now ac tively engaged in preparation forthe annual Self-denial week, which will begin on Sunday May 25th. and end Saturday May 31st. The purposes of the army self-denial week are now universally known, and recongized as worthy of every support, in this country especially. Under the leadership of commissioner Evangeline Booth, the army has made very satisfactory progress, and is on a sound footing, its social institutions number thirty five, and latest annual- report shows a most satisfactory result, Among the aborigines of all continents the Salvation Army desires to to raise this year $25,000. Five thousand of this is intended to be appropriated toward the acquisition of a central training, home at Toronto, as Miss Booth realizes with the advance of the times more thorough and up to date training of Army officers becomes imperative to! the continued success of that organization. The public will doubtless cheerfully give to the army collectors, in due recognition of the valuable work which that unique organization .does amongthe poorest and most needy of our land, 50.00 in cash will buy'-a.'seven drawer new Singer sewing machine. At A. L. White's 2nd Hand Store. reuaagb^ts WANTED We want a.t once trustworthy men and women in every locality, local or travelling, to introduce a. new discovery aud keep our show cards and advertising matter tacked up in couspicu ous places throughout tlie town and country Steady employment vear round; commission or salary, $65.00 per Month and Expenses, not to exceed $3.50 per daj-. Write for particulars. Postoffice Box 337 International Medical Co., London, Ont. �� Headquarters for * ��.'*.;.. Vi t/k ft I Fishing I ? Tackle f * * $ ' A complete stock of every- * ..ft^.,..__^^.._^.=_^^ ^ * thing in that line,reasonable * * * �� prices. J * �� | 3, ��. ���ole$, 1 Books, Stationery, Office Supplies, etc. Kodaks and Materals, etc. ete. Phone No. 33. ������*a��*B��a��*��*6**o*******�� ���OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO- Has opened his Ice Cream Parlor at the in tbe Clarendon Block. ICE CREAM SOFT DRINKS Fresh Candies Daily. A full line of all kinds of fruits always on hand. Strawberries now on sale and receiving daily. C V. SEMERAD, I Clarendon Block. OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO Certificate of Improvements. NOTICE. ���HELEN", "I.ADT OP THE LAKE", "GfcAS COW FRACTION',, McSHEGOR", "FANNY H. FRACTION" and "TRIPOD FJtAC. TION" Mineral Claims,, situated in the Kettle Ri-ver Mining Division of Yalt District, Where located : In Central camp. TAKE NOTICK that I, Isaac ft. Hallett, is agent for the No. 1 Mining Company, Free Mluer'R Certificate No. B40690, intend sixty days from date hereof, to apply to the MlniuifaRecorderfur Certificates of Improvements, Ifor the purpose of obtaining > Crown Grautn of the above claims. And farther take notice that: actions, under section 37, must be commenced- before the 1b- nuance of such Certificates of Iwurovemenu.' Dated this Mtl) day of April, A-P. JWW 3m-ti r. ft itfA-tifcfcTT. 1 ��� ��� ; ��� ' - <��,,.����� \m i i 00000000000000000000000000>��<K><>OOOC-C^^ OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO* -^rr^f^nr^r^^^r^^^^^^^r^ NOTICE. Notice is hereby given HmtjitH .-t,lie nest meeting of the Licence Comrai^wners of the City of Greenwood, I intend.to apply for a transfer of the Liquor Idcense held by me for th* Gambrinus hotel, situate on lot 16, block li, SI Wer street, to the bad/smith Hotel, situate on Gold street. XOUIS FORSCHNER. Dated this 4th day of April, 1<)02, NOTICE- A Special Meeting of the Board of License Commissioners for tne Boundary Creek License District, will beheld at the Government Office, Greenwood, B.C., on Tuesday, May the 13th, 1902, at the hour of 10 o'clock in tho forenoon, to consider the application ot J. W. O'BRIEN for a Retail License for ihe "HOTEL VEN- DOOM", situated In Anaconda, B.C. I. A.D1NSMORE, Chief License Inspector ^yf.:.AWAcirpi& RAILWAY WORLD'S SCENIC ROUTE Disect Lines, Lowest Rates BAST Winnipeg Toronto Ottawa Montreal New York WEST Vancouver Victoria Seattle Portland San Franciaco via Soo Line, St. Paul, Chicago and all U. S, points. TOURIST SLEEPING SERVICE EAST : Leaves Kootenay Landing Tuesday and Friday. Leaver Duusmore Junction -DAILY- WEST : Leaves Revelstoke dally. Homeseekers Excursion Tickets on sale, westbound March 1st to April 30. Steamship Service. From Vancouver Alaska, Hawaii, China, Japan and Australia. - < Through bookings to Europe via all Atlantic lines. E REDPATH, Agent. Greenwood, B. C. DO YOU I ?? ra ONE OF MUNROE'S in & i��o THE BSST.UNES iN CIGARS, TOBACCOS and CIGARETTES 1 * �� * �� �� * �� a a ��� �� �� a e a ��� �� �� * ft �� ft a ��������� e �� �� a �� s s �� Copper Street. Greenwood, q Newspapers, Periodicals Stationery. A Full Line Choice Candy �� H. B. MUNROE URMTUaE CARPETS LINOLEUMS CROCKERY GLASSWARE CUTLERY SILVERWARE BAR GOODS The largest hotels and finest residences in B.C. were furnished by ns throughout WEILER BROS. VICTORIA. B. C. EtfaMlalKd 1136. laeoreorsMi fcjf Reral Cftartif. CAPITAL, /t,MQ,000"$4,86M(>b^ Rescrre Fb��U3(&,C00-^Ii776i333,33 BEAD OFFICE: Lm6m EMUai. Jt HIKMUH. ��to��ral Moftgflr, 1 J. ELMS1X lontttor,MeitrMl. _-..'_ Braachei sad age��te ia all tha principal cltlaa ot Canada aad tka niii& <��lriW aad corrctpcndenU lu alt part* of tb* world, ~: ."���*,';<? QBEENW0OD BRANCH On June 1st, we dissolve partnership, X For the next 30 days' we will sell ateostJor cash T Furniture, Carpets, Linoleums, Etc- Cower Street. <S�� ~| OPEN DAY AND NIGHT. MKAI.S AT AIX. HOURS PRIVATE ROOMS FOR LADIES. % Charles R. tpittock, * TRY OttK CQWB"H 'Prop's. %% "VI nn nn nn The Russell-Law Caulfield Co., Ltl 1 Mb-' fcfc fcfc X Have been too bu��y to tell you about *% their New Stock. X *% & fcfc fcfc' _^ 9.9. They wait next week. Me^nHnve cell fcS X in and look the place o?et, X X & an ad. in ..It Will Get Business.. 4�� 4�� "WELL THATS FINE" ? Es what they all say about .THE NEW GEM SAFETY RAZOR. ! "'. .���'���--���'��� ��� Impossible to cut the faiccj shiTti easily, quickly and cleanly, Illustrated booklet free. Mail Orders promptly filled. McLennan, McFeely & Company Wholesale Hardware Merchants, 122 Cordova Street, VAHCOWVEP. B. C i ��� r ���+���* 4> 'V< r r 3? THU BOUNDARY 'CREEK TIMES LOCAL NEWS W. G: Cravrccc left today to visit Ins family in Seattle. Duncan Ross and wife returned from the coast on Monday hist. Mi". Justice Martiri will' preside a the sitting-of the assize and supreme courts to'be'held'in Greenwood on the ���19lh inst,' . , Monday for Nanainie where the >an nual meeting- of B. C. Presbyterian Synod was held last Wednesday, In consequence of Dr. Ma.cRae's absence, there will cie no services in the Presbyterian Cetirch next Sunday morninjr but in. the evening the services will be taken by Rev Mr. .Thomson of Midway. Kev J. P, Ktioxwas also away. He went to Nelson to attend the annual meeting- of Ilie Methodists for the Kootenay district. - 0\v,iug;. to the prevelanc'e of measles .iriHhe City, the public' schools have been.closed under instrtctions from the medical health, officer' '"������ R. H.-Hutchins'inine superintendent at the---Motlier Lode, resigaed'his position on May l'st ior cBtises which . he is not- prepared to make public at "present. Mr. O'Hara will continue the photd- topog-raphical survey of the International Boundary line during- the summer. He will begin at Sheep Creek where his party left oil; in October last last-year. -.'-., ���������-... Dominion Kx press Orders sold and cashed at Smith- ���& McRae's. ���t**t**-i**��*��2* ���>."������>���-, WWV .���.���X..J, "��"���-'���*'���"��� *V.*****i*****X**X'*****��**X**��**X <k***:**��h��*>*:*'H*^^^^ I/, J. D. Berg of Chicago is visiting- thcCity., Mr. Berg- formerly conducted the south end grocery here but has lived for .the; .psist .two years in the windy City. He has some heavy interests iu this district. Rev. VV. A: Robins, of St. Jude's church,'Green wood, left yesterday for the Boundary. "While in "the city he spent a day fishing with G. D. Curtis and secured several handsome trout.��� Nelson Newe. It is reported that Mr. Coyle who has been engaged to make the preliminary survey of the Midway and Vernon road ���will have his parties in the field in, about ten days aud will complete the preliminary survey in July. The Hot Air line's railway bridg-e across the Kettle River at Carson went out this week with high water. The company is also getting- a taste of injunction proceedings, a Republic miner having started suit to restrain the company from crossing his mining- property. r ������:*���-, i_z - ;" - ��� ���_,-\Vork is being pushed on the V. V. & B' now that all legal barriers to its construction have been removed. The contractors exyect to have the rail laid into Repulic byJtily 1st. Before that time work will be'commenced from Curlew northward, towards Greenwood. EJ. W. A. O'Dell, agent ot the Boot and Shoe Workers Union was in the City for several days tliis week. Mr. O'JDell comes from Hamilton Oa t. and the object~bf ~his" ~visit,"is to point out to the wearers of shoe leather, the advantages to be derived from buying union made shoes. He distributed some cleverly prepared literature dem- q'ns'trating.-/that.rigit buying, is a'union dity. ''���";-'.' v '.":'��� :*;*'f.. Hugh McG-uire; until recently: an hotel .'keeper iri-'Phoenix,.'; got ��� into, trouble' in Rossland through a debt owed Crowe and Morris. He gave unsatisfactory answers to the magistrate as to his ability to gay the sum and was committed for 20 days for contempt. McGuire broke jail in Rossland and evidently'got. safely .across to the American side, * . The Greenwood smelter Has not been treating ore for the last few days. It ran steadily for IS' months and advantage was taken of the completion of the second furnace to make necessary repairs to the old furnace aud make connections between the new one and the blast pipe. This work will be completed early next week when operations will be resumed on a larger scale than ever. ' Among those who joined the fourth contingent for South Africa were Neville Leese and John Holmes of this city. Mr. I,ease was in charge of the recruits from Grand Forks. He was a resident of Greenwood for some time and untill his departure for Africa was employed at the Greenwood smelter. Mr. Holmes was messenger for the Bank of B. N. A- and a brother of Fred. B. Holmes of this City. Greenwood was somewhat short on persons this Week. Rev W. A. Robb ins was in Nelson iu the early par* of the week. .Rev Dr. MacRae left on SS.OO1'buys the SO egg Incubator at the 0. I. C. 2nd Hand Store. ������SO Pants patterns to choose from at Mitchells., : . New. goods, at reduced -prices at Mitchells- ' " . .. y. 'ASSIZE COURT. ���." , The sitting of the Assize and Supreme". Court will be held ih Greenwood on the 19th hist. There are five criminal cases on the docket. Three come from Grand Forks, and two from Eholt. The'Eholt cases are the two men recently committed for burglarizing-Torn ey's store at that place. The Graud Forks cases are as follows Rex. vs. Queen Hector charged with sthaling furniture front Monte Carlo," Rex. vs. Taylor charged with allowing the Blue Goose' to escape and Rax.vs. Andrew F. Mowat charg ed with stealing a chair etc from the Vancouver MoL-caiitile-CompEiny. 'Presentation Miss E. Laid Remkeiei hy Young People Miss i). L��;iid who wis prominent in Church work aud j oung people's society iu the Presl>3'teri,in Church, is returning to Boston this week. Last Tuesday evening the young people of the Presbyterian Church presented her wilh au illuminated .uldret-s and a beautiful ebon}' toilet set, silver mountedin an elegant Prussian leather case, aud a handsome album containing views at a social ia the church Mrs. B. Dill presided,and D. C. Mac Rae read the address and made the presentation.gMiss Laird acknowledged the gift in tilting terms. The address is given below. , , _To Miss E. I��air:i>, We the young people of the Presbyterian church and other friends, on the occasion of your departtire from Greenwood, take this opportunity to express to you our appreciation of your noble character, your untiring devotion to the welfare of our church and its chief ally, the Sunday school. Please accept this Album and Toilet case as a small token of our esteem and regard. Our best wishes for your health, happiness' and prosperity go with you to your new field of usefulness. - ���- Greenwood, B. C, May 6th, 1902. MTNERxVL ACT. Certificate of Improvements NOTICE. CLYDESDALE ;uid MOUNTAIN LION Mineral claims situate in the Kettle River ������"������'Minjiisr Division ofTjxle. District. - '���' ..'VYliere.located-.:. IivJJejulwood. ca'iiip.' ''TAKK NOTICE tliat'i. Joli'ii "Robert Brown, Free. Miner's CcrLificate^No. B40G3S. as'iurc.ul foi'David A.. Cluorl. Free'Miner's Certificate No. 1MCH51, intend sixty clavs rrpm the dale hereof, to apply '-to'tlie ���mnhiij recorder for a-ceriificaios nf iinttroveiire-iits,-jror Uie purpose :> oT>tiiiniti-,r cro'.yiv y'tantR.ot tlte. above 'claim . "' '��� ...;.--. And furtlier take notice' tlurt action,:;iiiu)cr section ST, in list bu cnnuneiici-il before, the issuance of sucli ivrii lien to of Unproventeiuss J).tied tliis 2nd :luy of'Aiiril. I'tti. : . J. 1?. BROWN. ' Mi NERAL ACT. ''.. Certificate of lir/Diovements. NOTiCI",. AT, It: I-I, XI-:LUIS and M.'->', Mineral Clainis, situ.-ueit in the Kill le H ivt'i' ..Miuimr Division of Tale pistricl. V.'hen- locate<l : Nen.i to Dry Creek and Spencer's I'.tncli, aliont thre�� Jiiilos frtjiu the tou'n of Anaconda. TAK IS XOTtCF. iliat we, John N. Oreden, Niclioias Tluill, Ilonalil ii.-McLaren ami Williar.i '.;. MeM-nn.Fr.-e jrincrs Certificates Xo.-;. li-tO-Ci'i, ti-iw..'?, J.:-t1?>.'i. CMOiOl reNpectiVely, iiiti-ml sixlv ilavs s'r.iiii liiu tlnUi.ljeivof, to apply lo tliu Mini-.' K(!,:n:-(!-r I'm- Certi licaius of Ini- |ii''ivt!iti y.r-y. for i'.'r i-ui]i"'-<:- of obtaiiiinsf Cro'vn '.i'vui.h of ;l;o .'.liovi''cU'ipis- An.! :'oi'i!i--.r ial.o n-.-i'ei-' II';-'. JCtion, under secti'ii! .',. :i:!l;-: ':..: ������(.::' :iic-':c i-.'l b. lore tile issuance o: mm;.I l.:ei"' 'k'.Ui'S i.f I ki;.:*vvi-:;k-iUS !):i'i-,i iii"..-. !(���,: d.-.yo; Ai;;'.l. ,V. I)..IVt).2 '.- John X. ;'ri'ei!;-ii. X Jumi.is 'i'l.'-'i.', uiinabl d.mc- LareiT. Win. O. sen;. ;iu. LAND REG^TRY ACT- la t"ie Alitter of tlio "Lzti Rcristry ACT'' anc: In :![-:���'''������...::���-:' o" -.':;���'.: :~Ai :.::���; ��" Tine to L':i*5 21. li dill 1 - ':1 "���*.).'-; K> M'.jw.'.y In-irim ii.. U; ami ::ii:!'!--.-:'lii ,'. r;*-,...r M:i-tey in lit ��� -iri-n-i'i-.n.' tv.li '. "'i.i-'J.; >'-' ������-' .' ^le co.::.-.'.���:. V- i:t---it- ti- ni : i;- -.���;A<. A. ..y. Duti.-d '.Iti-i jicli.i'1 ly <��� Lund y. -*;:**> .-y ��� ��� '���: ;���-, Kaiiilooii^, li. C. \\. h F.'':.!'-y.ns. Dwtricftte:.'K;r:ir. For Best Quality of Potatoes Grown Without Irregation from the ranch of A. A, Crowston- sale only at a. A. Crowston's. ��* *F* A& ��& W' %% . w ��� %*> ���ff$ ft? ifffff i?iff ^.-5) .fT. ^/Ji 1 *"' J> S^" ��& ^ R GRIEGER, Manager j��*'jf jf j? j��"- j? j? jf j? ��r -j4�� ��f a? ��' *? iff *? iff jff iff iff Jf Jf Jt # ����� <* S �� �� J* J* ���*���<* v* -^ ���<* S w* �� JL fcfc. Va Va Va Va Va Va Va Vs r*A Va Vfi ifffi <&' �� �� gaBgarv Beer* J* ��� J��, J�� vJ* Ji J* S J* & J* # �� <S�� ���* J�� * 8f' Sf Jf Sf Jf Jf Jf Iff iff iff iff Sf if & Sf Jt & I* &%<*# J & & J & 3 3 �� # Jf J? Sf Sf Jf iff Jf iff iff Jf sf >" sf iff sf v>*~' lmmmmaimEm&iase&^^as^ Engineers and Mine us ���-x/'pO. /�� Superintcndants will find Rj ' ������> ' 4ll] it to their interest to re- ��j n fertons when in need of pi- ,_ ^ fa .t,j.u ^ j.' anything in the Pump Ef ���~*- '^ I line, We make Pumps of &��� -'"*.'���":' / every description for all [V ���0<>0<><><>CK>0<>0<><>CK>00<K><K><>OP-CK> D. bannerman j. 11&*** GROCER Dosn't advertise very much but he sells lots of I Good Groceries for Very Little Cash, : : : i vs ~~^ _s ii-.^��� ..��-��� services. EasffiiaiMBiaiii^^ , Pump Catalogues and ! Specifications sent upon reauest. Wc manuract- " j ure also Northey Gas and I Gasoline En|lne���clieaj��� tME handy���safe. Send for ���( Booklet. . Cunllffe& McMillan. ^ k Agents at Rossland B.C. w \ Vancouver Engineering 8 Works, agents at Yan- |i couver, B. C. (St f ��� V I. I t/- -' i '. J KJ J i Bannerman s Cash Grocery OOCKK>0<>0<>OH>0<>0<><>0<KKK><>00<X> House and Lot in Anaconda. Cheap and Easy, Terms. GAUNCE k WICKWIRE ^iiiiiiiiiiuiuiaiiiiuiiuuiUiuiuuaiiiuiaiuiiiiiii^^iiaiUiiiUiuuuuuuiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiuiaiiii For prices of-jots'^ and other iuformatioiiacl'^rfess ..... Greenwood is the financial aud commercial centre oi the ��� ^ Boundary Greek District. It is .the supply point' for the S= Mining camps. From the city roads lead to Greenwood. ^ Deadwood, Copper, Summit, Long-Lake, Skylark, White ���� and Atwood, Wellington and other Boundary Creek camps. j~ Robt. Wood or C. Scott Galloway, Greenwood. |= O^S^S^000000^*0^0^^^ OOOCKXK><>aO<>0<KKH><>0<KKXXK>CK> Xxs-kw'��<kkh:k:kkk^^ OO^CKK>0<>00<>CKKKKK>0<KK>0<>00-0 GAONOE WIGKWSRI Can sell you a lot for a home in any part of town. Can lend yoii money to build a home on easy terms. Can insure your home in any ofthe following first-class Companies ATLAS, GUARDIAN, THEY AS0 DO A BIT OF LIFE, , FIDELITY, ACCIDENT, PLATE GLASS and STEAM BOILER INSURANCE. ROYAL, UNION, NORTHERN, CANADIAN, CONN EOT IC UT, LONDON AND LANCASHIRE, PHENIX OF BROOKLYN, PHOENIX OF HARTFORD, NATIONAL OF IRELAND. r>3vXK><K><><><>c><><>OO<>CH>0-C>^ 00-0<>0<X>0<><>0-<><>00<K><>00<^^ TH13 BOUNDARY CRSQK' TIMKS. m: The Legislature. Proceedings at Victoria During the Week- There huvv been i-itlli-er cxoitiiig times in lhc legislature during the hist week. Tlie govertitneut was defeated on Monday evening. John Hinision moved ;m adjournment which the govermrii:nt and Mr. Martiu opposed but the adjournment eiu-ried on a vole of 17 to 16. Later in \he. evening the government had a majority of two und this was taken us .xliovYi'.ijr* tliat the government still liad control of the house. Houston also got into ;tu altercation with speaker Pooley -who asked him to take his seat. This Houston refused to do and the speaker appealed to the government to protect 5i Un from insult but the government were afraid to act. The long looked i'or nulwuy bill was brought clown by message on Monday evening. It provides Uie aid already stated for the Canadian Kbrthnni and 34,000 a mile for a portion of tlje Coast-Kootenay line and 34,300 a mile for the most difficult part. A laud grant of 1,000,000 acrca is also given to the latter road. Aid for the Midway and Vernon road is not metitioned.lu the bill, but the G-overnment organ, the Colonist lias an inspired article, urging tne granting of the necessary aid to build this railway and it is possible that a separate measure dealing; ".villi this road will be introduced. Should this be done, its chances of passing will be excellent as many of the opposition are i:i favor of assisting tliis project. Another Big Order Six Weeks at Hard Labor. That is What Two Men Get For Daroafiing- Property- EHOiyx, B. C, May 3,���M. 13. Coaltas and Fred Pttckwith, who had been in the employ of the C. P. R. eonipany'as , brakemen on local ore trains, -were yesterday sentenced by Justice of the ��� Peace I. H. Hallett of, G-i-eenwood and G. Arthur Rendell of. E}holt to sis weeks' huprisoment -villi hard, labor on the charge of damaging the property pf the railway company and assultiag ou-2 of its officers. Tliey -were taken out on the afternoon train by Provincial Constable. I. A. Dinsmore to Nelson, where they will be imprisoned in the provincial jail. Evidence was given to the effect tliat while drunk the prisoners broke the windows of a caboose, damaged a stove, and then interfered, with tlie operator at the Eholt railway station.' Subscription List. Subscription towards delegates to Victoria in the V. V. & E. railway. "Hr BrMadden AAA^TATAyyyt: D. Mcintosh A Friend ., C. Scott Galloway Bealey Investment Co.... Greenwood Trading Co.. E. C. Carter '. : Dr. Spankie. Smith & McRae .'. Chas. Pittock M. A. Harvey Cameron Bros., Pickart & McDonald ...... Louis Bosshart .. Thos. Walsh R. L. C. Co., Ltd . Commercial Hotel II. A. King & Co A Friend .. Miller Bros _ J. W. Mellor & Co., P. W. George & Co., Graham & Perry Kiinter-Keudrick Co , J. Lttlcov I). A. Bannerman T. M. Gulley & Co., AV. H. Belt Clarendon Co., J. McCreath E. G. Warren Gaunce & Wickwire Greenwood Liquor Co.,... Kendeil & Co., sending two the interest of -S-20-00- .. 20 00 -��� 20 00 5 00 .. 10 00 . 20 00 .. 2 00 .. 10 00 .. 5 00 5 00 ..- 2 00 3 00 10 00 .. 5 00 .. 2 00 .. 20 00 2 00 5 DO .. 15 00 . 2 50 .. 5 00 .. S 00 .. 15 00 5 00 .: 2 00 .. 2 00 .. 2 00 5 00 .. 2 00 ... 2 00 .. 10 00 5 CO ... 10 00 ... 10-00 Granby Company Purchases Electric j. Plant 1 The Granby company litis, awarded' tlie \\\:.sUi)ghousc KluCaii.-- i;.nu;i;u:v of ? Schenectady the cl-i":U'.ic:. IVp.siv. >p:Y- ! iug two electric i;:^'.-.>:'o, ea.'ii of Ti'O I horse power capacity, :f.jr driving'tliu J two thirty-drill oomprrj.-j'-xu.'s in be m- i installed at the ihine;-, in I'iioi-nix. The CainuiiKji OeiK.'t.'d i'/let'tric cuni- pnn-y wits given un iii-.U'r' iur.i hundred i horse power motor1 foi' opc-i-ating Ihe ,' crusher, tlie contract for ivliieh will be J given later in the week, The crusher i will be located at (lie mines and win j have acapacity of 1,00;) Ions every 10* hours. The ore will be reduced to a. I size not exceeding lire indies. The! contract for ihe traiisffrniers, winch' will connect the voltage ot: Uie Granby '; company, has been awarded to. ihe Canadian General Elect tic coin pan v. FOR RENT- o or 6 rooms partly fnrTii.s't:e:l cor housekeeping, Silver street, Fisher'.-; addition, former!}' occupied by L-'rauki Miller. Enquire on premises of Mi.ss ! ]! rooks. ; ��� Certificate of improvement- ; xoti ce. ; UAXTliMORE Mineral Claim, situnlr in the; Kettle Kiver -Mhiicjr l>i visio-i of Yah- D:.;;- ; rid. Whwe lo-vstcd : In .Co*-;vr pain;-. ���"TAKE XOTieiC tiiiit t, .i,r'.:-:,:.-1;-s i-;i-,i-.-: JL as p.ifiNit do'Jol;;i A r-.fi--.nlv-, :';-, .- .din,'-'* ��� Ci-rt-iicai'.-* No. 11. ���:'.-f'��,i!iLi.ii-ti: '-;:.i v.,' iv.s : r,.:i' tlio date Li.;!.'i-(��U- In ;i|,i>lv��toil)i- .viii)i'a.-.' InVi:-; order. 'Ar.' a C-a.itificate ���>:" *Iui jii\p.p:::,*:ii-, !'.;.** tho purpose (ii ofo'.aiiiiii.y a. Crown ICrnul of : the above clai in< And -furtlier Miko noUee tliat action under' Section 37.niusl be commenced belVj.ro llic.issuance of sucli CerliRc'itW of Improvements. . Dated the 2Si.li dav of A'priL'3502, ' . " -.. J, P..MYERS-GRAY. vrtiwii Jtuiivtj-Af. m ^>AA>y ^y-^x <T J*..: ' !���'������! ��� /---i- -i J, i-i fa--- :'^"%v ��� Jvte MINISRAL, ACT, Certificate, of Inipro'veKiieiit. . NOTICK.' ' ' " - "OOX J OlwIO KRACTLON" , I'-liner.-il CUtini, ��� .'iitiiateil in l.lu: Kellie���l.'.h-ci- M'iiiiny Di ri- sibii. of Yale Disriot. Wliere loctled: lis ' Jk-.uhTOiVi Camp.. rpATCK NOTIIO Hi a;' T, Vs.ir.c H. Ealk-tl, :i���� JL asr^nt for t'.ia JSritislJ Colnnibi:i C.'JT.ipt-r Compuny. biinilod, fret-. Mhit'i'*;: CVrti lic:iln No. 1!-W(,'>1 iuLeiul si.-^tv c\ny.�� from'* ilie date lici-L-of, to apply to the Miniujr Recorder for' a'.Certificate of Iiuproreineiits, for tlie purpose of oliiai-.tiiig- a Ci'ov.-ia Grnut of .the above claim. ;'���"' And furtlier ta.lce nottee Hint action, umicr section 37, must be\ cor.uuenmcI bcfcu-e'tlie Issuance of aucl'i Certificiite of Iiup-.-o-.-ciiic-.uts. Dated this 2Sili dxr of April, W02, I. O. HALrrdSTl'. %m&, M JT.:: r ��� '���''JSSsJSi .\a 'M issid|' pis. 1 : '11 ��� Itesuji: ferns ��� i .116H.TOCJt w ��i��u^K'BC"M3.'��oji:."����'ti��; Astu unwJniiHrr.wK -jucwita k ^VMr-fuiro & ^; n^Hiuu n >��x^au nranw rnm MSN ERAL AC'T, Certificate of Ira provements.. ��� ' NOTICE. ': ABERDEEN Mineral claim, situated in the KettleRiver Mialsig I>rvisioa of Yale District. -\Vliere looateil: In. Coiijier camp. TAKE NOTIE ' that' wc. Joli.-i D. Jforrlsli, Free Miner's C ertificate No. B-M333, A. E..Cross, Ii'ree Miner's erti'icateWo n-IOliOS and Louis Bryant, Free Miners' Certiiicate Ko. B40025 Iutetul, sixty days from uli.e date hered to apply to flic liilniiiij' recorder for a certi:' cate of improvements for tU'cjuirpoKe of ohtai inpf s. cro��-u j.'1'aut of tlie al)OT�� claim. _��� And furtlier take uoliee Ui.'tt uctiou, under section 37, must be commenced before 'tlie- j suaiiceof such certiltctt.e of inii:rov*C)iicius. Dated this 2��tli den- of April, A. D., I'i02. NOTICE TO'CREDnORS.' S266 50 Received from Julius E-hrlica. the lunount of S266.50 towards our expenses on trip to Victoria. RALPH SMAILES. DUNCAN McINTOSH. In tlie Matto.i of the estate si CJiaticg Y/esliy Vedder, late of the City of Grteriwocil in tsic Province of British Cidimibia. insurance Ac;ciit, deceased. TCTOTICE IS'HEREBY GIYKK in pursn- J.M. anceof the Kuloa of tlte Keriscd Statutes of liritish Colunihia, IP1.)",-Cup. IS", that all creditors and others liavinc eluiins n^ai-.i^t tlio: estate of the s;s.id Chark-s Wesilty .Yd.-iucr, '.viio died on the 27th day of l">oceui1iur, A. 1>��� 1'Xll, are required on or before the ITfii tiny of Aprif, A. D. 19l)2, toseud by j-.ost pivpi'Kl. or deiiyer lo the iiiulei':iiiri!ed, solii-i! nrs for r.'r>\ C;--i'u ,Mav Vodilor, AiliiiiiiistriltriK of tho i>er-:.in:tl estalo and lil'fects of tlie kl'J<| ilitceasei!, tlieir cliristian names, surnames, acklressi/s ituil iii-scriplions, Willi full jnuliciihtis of I Heir claims, it slate---, int'iil of tiinir' acei Mints and ,1m imiure of tlie securiiie-i (if any) liel'd uy ilu-in, Uulr vurilk"!. And furtlier t:H��: notioui lh;i l :iifer tlie saiii 17th day of. April A.-7.I.. I'-ll'.'. thr-:-.:>ii| ;.idiv.iiiL- slr.'iti'i.--: will procet*:;1. tot-ii.-ilril^uu.' the assets of the dece.'is.'d anion;,' tlio parties im, Iith.-d thereto linviiijr ivifiti'd only totlur elaHiiof which sii'i shall then have liad uotirc. it ml that the sai ' Aduiiuistratrix will nut [>t: liaWo fur tiu-. so id assets or any pair itieri-ol' iti ;-,riy porf-r-u m' persons of whose elahns r.ui ic-.- sli;vll not Iia.-e in-eii receivwl liy ii-.!:' ,'-.t iho I i-.ni-of such d'a- tribuiion. Daled at Kreiuni-oixl, IJ. I'., I liiu 17th (lav ��( I'Vurnary, A. II., UiUJ. ruixci.E & wur.ncr.niTi, Solicitors (or Cora May Vedder, AdiiiitustniU'ec. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. In Ti;;: Miincrorinc F.statonf l.t-cisr.Tcdruv, lata of Anarchist Wo;i,i1ai.':, in the r'i'uv- iacc of British CcVirnsia, f^r.r.t-r, tiecessi;;;, T\TOTICK IS UK1-:R;1Y (!IVE\f in pursn J.H anceof the K'o-.-iscd S*;;Li;l'S of l:ri;i.:'i C-iliiiiiliia, l.s')7, Cap. ],S7. thai r.ll ciVi.iixrs a;i-l others h,-u-i:|._r claims nirah.st tho ���.���,::-.l.- of lit;- said f^uciaa'fedr, >v\- \vli--i iii=:ri ivn th:- 2^iiii day of Jio-.-eiiiiior, A. I")., l'l. il.are r-.'"| uire 1 mi nr'l.r- fore the. 17th day of .) ri';i. .���'-...').. IVi'.:. i-i .-e:i-l hy pom, prei):'.!!1.. I--'-!cl i-v-.r :i. I'ne i*,:-i:i^--:ir-,,*,:. solicitiirs fur '.V'in iron T,av,-|-:- .-.-, Aihi-in'.siraior of llio pors-nal >--.;i..-,-.o an: i-.,.',-ct*- of the s;��i-l <k:ci-aF.:rl. tii;--r C'lri-,'Ian n*-n:,-<- suMiari ���:', a.-Idre-i .-���_'> and <l--i-.a.-i i, : ��� < -. -:AA\ i -., ��� 1 ->.i r- i o..";- - ��� and iiie itati'-x- i-i' A...- --. ;:: :/.i **- d; :;-, . ; h<-u- ���-..> v t:U-ia. .\-.y.;: \ i-.A i',-,1. . And iunli'.-r tah* p, a'������-..- ������.-; ��� ;.;i.--,- liie ,-;:!:! ������'tr.-. Im-'v.-ill pi -^..- ���:���,:.:���-. :'A;\\.\ v.\.\ :��� .-;-- , ��� 1 l-l,- .le.a-ase-l a a; ���-'.:' ;!.!.: -:: :** ,i.- . :\ :..{'.������:' : her,.**' -. |liav'.n.- 1-i-ira.id -i.i ��� t-i';:- * -.::.\ '���-,-���. ���*; ,-.-! 'c!i h-.- j shall 'then have liad so;;.*,:. ;-. :-.,\ -A,:::: the A-l I ' A<!r.iiiii.-.ti-;'.t-.ir v.-ill i;,,i i.,- iiahl- o-r'. hu'i-ni-l I a*-.-rts. or any :*:���.-**. i i--r,--.-f. i��� a.-.i.v ;a-:'.-oa ��� ; I persons, of ���.el-.,.-*.- ria'.!-: ; i:iiin-ii .-had li-.n ha*.-. J iiec-n veeei ve-.l by hira a ���. A.:- 1;i-i-o of slip!! ,ii:-'r: itimi. Daicd nt Croon'.v.-i.-i.!.':!. :.'., -id? H'-h d:.y '1 ebruary, A. J). 1 ���' A. vm.\G-y: & ti'jirri-'siDE. Solicitors for Y.'H3ia.iii Lan'lcbs, ���'*|v#l !H $La : li ,- ii '^ II'Bin JU ' ': r h*��> 1%,* }*%J> a. .\-tto& aJ^pafe.:-...a ViA W nS ft - ���'' ������' ���'< it A&-i>^i S-; >' n 1-1 ao THE BOUNDARY CREEK TIMES. Moftri to it About 'W��ayst.-,. HEiiiE nt. BiUJss*r WIU A?riT* Earl Ctat w��ab, 3. C. Bellinger left the copet whtre haI -ud hie awoclatea are erecting a larg-a ���mflter ��t Crofton ior tha treatment of Vancoaver I��14nd and Pacific coa^t ore*. Upon his arrival at Spokane, be Waa called suddenly to Idaho thaa delaying- hia arrival here for about ten dajre. He ia expected here earlr neat week and shortly after* ward* the Sunset ewelter at Boundary .���FalU^Ul;iiebloirn;;in; yy.'.y: A. large force of men are at work on the Bnneet smelter .and the many alter* atlone which are being .made will boob be completed. The amelter will then be ae perfect and convenient as it ia poeaihle to make-It. The additional ntachinery, although delayed ..for'eoae time ia now arriving.'and the whole plant will be ready for operation inside .of two.weeke, ,.,,���!,*-,.'.....,.-..,*��� ...�� The operation ��f the Snueet amelter will add materially to the pay roll tri> "biliary;;'t��'Oreenwood.^ The amelter it- oeli which will lie ran to ita full capacity will give employment, to a large number of men and the force at the Suineet mine will be doubled. to maintain the oatput necessary to keep the amelter running. K. J. Wilson of the company's staff will purchase ores lot the smelter. He will be prepared to bid for not only tha high grade ores of the surrounding mine* that are now being developed but those of outside camps as well. The facilities tot handling ores at the smelter are perfect, and as the Colnmbia 4t Western railway runs to the very doers of the works a large district canbe.drawn from conveniently and cheaply. , A. A. Munroe, of Montreal, managing-director of the .Montreal and Boston 'Copper .^company owning the aunset mfiae and. the amelter who has bees in tke city for some time will re- .main, here natfl the smelter Is blown in. Midway v* Gwwnwood n�� tneawoog fetm Shut Out Tlw . .u -J *Idw��yh����,��n Sub4w. \ Notwithstanding' the threatening waather about 200 people turned out to the eacarilon to Midway last Sunday which was gotten up by the Greenwood Band] and Base Ball Club. Those that went were ��welT repaid for the trip ae the day waa beautiful and Midway looked lovely In ft* robe of green grase and 9weetamoUittff flowers. The base ball match between Midway and Greenwood renattsd in the defeat of the former b* a ecore of 7 to 0, nevertheless ike game waa a very good one in spite of the useve aess of the score. The. Midway wen.were naable to find Parker the Greenweod pitcher, while the straight skoots of Doc. Thomas were an easy mark for.the boys from the metropolis. There will be a- return game at Greenwood next Sunday when the Midwayltes hope to reverse the ecore. George's colts arc all rig htfbtit they needn't think, that they do not require any more practice. Dill - wasn't a sleep when.Smith threw the ball to him; he d waa dreaasiag of that 3rd base hit he made. ������ Miller was a little slow picking np the ball atehort but he will be all right with more practice. ' Bay that fellow Parker can pitch a ' little/''" Doc Thames* Loba fooled the boys Qtite often. ; The Band played on" bnt most people thought 11 had stopped in that March. A Big Order. Greifcy syafltcste PurcuMe* Additional Jtaeblaary. a. P. William* resident agent of the Jencka Machine Company has a��- csred a bly order from the Granby Company. The new plant comprises the following: Two dupl��s tandam compound Rand air.compressors, cylinders high pressure 16 in, k36 in., low pressure 28in. x ���36 In., having a capacity of 8 200 Cubic feet of free air at 80 revolutions per minute. High and low pressure cylinders to be connected by latest type of Rand water tube iutf rcooler. Actual capacity of engine, which will weigh in all about 300,000 lbs.wlll be 60.. 3% Hand drills at aa altitude of 5,000. feet. Included -with the order is an after- coaler of auffiicient capacity for botli compreaaOni, which will be driven by an electric motor through the medium of a rope drive. The: approximate horse power will be 1300. & Altogether, including an extra rope, there will be 10,5*0 feet of rope sent with the machine. One 10 ton traveling crane, 20 % New Giant drills, one 72 in. x20 ft. air; receiver, also .form part of the order. This compressor plant will be the lafgeat yet for the Bounary district and its use ia rendered necessary by the greatly increased output ot ore the Granby Company is steadily working up to. The new hoisting engine ordered some months ago from the Jenckes Machine Company for tbe Granby mines ia expected to reach Phoenix about the Uth inst. MINERAL. ACT. Certlficite of Improvements NOTICE. CIilTDBSOAXiE and MOUNTAIN LION Mineral oUlms situate In the Kettle River Mining- Division of Yale District. Whsrs located : In Deadwood camp. TAKE NOTICB that I, John .Robert Brown, Free Miner'i Certificate No. B40688, a* ajrent foi David A, Good, Tree Miner's Certificate No. B*M51, Intend slaty days from the date hereof, to applr. to the mining recorder for a certificates of ImproTements.for the purposed obtaining crown Brants of the above clalat Aa-S farther take notice ttat action, under section 37, ����tt be commenced before the Is- isnaace of ��ach certificate of Improvements* Dated thia aad day of April, 1902. - :��������� J. R. BROWN. MlflERAL ACT. Certjile��te> oyinjroveinents. ALICE, NEIME and May,' Mineral Claims, situated in tbe Settle River Mining Division oi Vale District. Wliere located: Neaj to Dry Creek, and Spacer's ranch, atcut three miles from the town af Asaconda. *, TAKE NOTICE that we, John N. Greden. Nicholas Tholl, Donald o. McI��*ron and William. 6. 'McMynn. Free Miners Certificates Nos.B*��M, B40627,B��523,C��6Ol respectively, Intend slaty days fromthf datejhereot, to apply to the Mininir Recorder for Certificate* of Iiu- grorements, (or the purpose, of obtaining rotvn Grants of the above claims. And further take notice that action, 'under section 37, mast be commenced before the issuance of such Certificates of Improvements Dated thi? 16th day of April, A. D.,190.2 John N. Greden, Nicholas Tholl, Donald - d. mc- Lar��n, "Ww. G. ucicynu, LAUD REGISTRY ACTIO the Wetter or the "Lend aegletry Act" fit In tke Matter of the Ctrtffloite of Title to tots % It 23 MS 84 la Block 26 Midway 1***1! Whereas tbe Csftifieat* of Title cf Mackey Ingrlm to thi ab��v�� mentioned hereditament, bearing date the 20tb dav- of September, 1900, and numbered 38��a baa been lost or destroyed, and application ha* been made to me for a duplicate thireof: Notice is Hereby Given that a duplicate Cert!&��s.!s 4f Title Hill be isssed-at -the- sspir~ atlon-oi on<| moath from the date hereof unless la the meantime valid objection to the contrary 1* made to mt In writing-. Dated this i5th day of April, 1902. W. H. ttDMONDS, District Registrar. Itand RsfUtr; Office, XamltwpJ, B. C. MASLGONTRAOT SrALBOTBNOBrtS, *<Uff**i to the Peataastsr Otneral, will be received at Ottawa until noon, oa Friday the 30th May, for the conreyasceof Her'atijssty'o Mails oa a pro. pos*4 contract for four years, twslva time* per weeh tick, -way, between the Greenwood Post Office and Colombia and Western Railway station, from tbs 1st July next. Printed notices ccniaUIng- further Informa- tlen m to conditions o( proposed contract may be seen and blank forms of Tender may be obtained.at the Poat Oficeof Greenwood and at this office, Poat Office tsupe-ctor'* OSes IW.E. DORMAN "Vanconvsr, B. C. > Post Gffice 18th April, 1902. ) Inspector. BP t ��� | I Hotel ��� ! 5 * 5 Corner Copper and Greenwood ^ J Streete. * 2 ������-��������� . * q, Steam Heated % Throughout. 5 Booms 50 Cents * and up. 2 Tint Assortment i. Liquors and Cipara. r r gr r jp fff # *p ip r %* %f ��r if iff r. HINEEAL ACT. Certificate of Improvement. NOTICE. TIGER Mineral Claim, situate In the Kettle . River Mining Division of Yale District. Where located: Iu Beaver Canup, West Fork of Kettle River. TAKE NOTICE that I.John P. McLeod, Tree Miner's Certificate No. B��*87, as agent for! William M. Iiaw, Free Miner's CertlBcate No. B41382, Intend slaty days from the date hereof to apply to tbe Mining Recorder-lor a Certificate of Improvements for the purpose of obtaining; a Crown Grant of the above claim And further take notice thai action, under Section 87, mutt be commenced before the Issuance of such Certifitate of Improvement. < Dated this 30th day of February, A. D., iM2. J4'ar.J7-MayJ7. J. I'. MclEOD, ���fiww,.*' MINERAL ACT. CERTIFICATE OF IMPROVEMENTS. �������>".'.; NOTICE. KOMESTAKE Mineral claim situated In the Kettle River Mlnlnr Division of Yale District. Where located: In Dayton icamp, adjoining- the War Eagle claim >L. 1879. TAKE NOTICE that I, Sydney M. Johnson, Free Miner's Certificate No. B8120, for self a.ud aa agent for Ainsley Megraw, Free Miner's Certificate No. B30J49 and .S. G, Detchon Free Miner's Certificate No'. S37825, intend sixty days'froti the date hereof, to apply to the Mining Recorder for Certificates of Improvements, for the purpose of obtaining Crowa grant of the above claim. And further take notice.that action, under ���ection 37, must be commenced before the Issuance of such Certificate of Improvements. Dated.this 32nd day of March 1901. MINERAL ACT, 1900. Certificate of Improvements. NOTICE MYRTLE Mineral Claim, situate In the Kettle . River Mininir Division of Yale District. ' Wherelocated : In Dayton camp, ad joining the Homestake miueral claim. TAKE NOTICE that I, Sydney M. Johnson, Free Miner's Certificate Ho. B. 8120 for self and as agent for Ainsley Megraw, Free Miner's Certificate No. B30349, and Hugh MegrawFree Miner's Certificate No B30341, Intend sixty days from|the*date hereof, to apply to the Mining Recorder for a Certificate of Improvements, for the pnrpose of obtaining a Crown Grant of the aboveclaim. And further take notice that action, nnder section 37, must be commenced before the Issuance of such Certificate of Improvements. Dated this 22nd day of March, 1902. Mineral Act 1896. CERTIFICATE OF IMPR0VEMENT& NOTICE. DON'T KNOW Mineral Claim, situated lathe Kettle River Mining Division of Yale District. Where Located : Smith's camp, near Boundary Falls. TAKE NOTICE that we, Geo. R. NMen, Freo Miner's Certificate No. 416&B, and Sydney M. Johnson, Flee Miner's Certificate No. 8120B intend slxty days from the date hereof to apply to the mining recorder for a certificate of Improvement for the purpose of obtaining a crcw-it grant for aboveclaim. And further take notice that action under cection 37 must be commenced before the Issuance of such certificate of improvements. Dated this lSth day of February, A. D., 1��2. MINERAL- ACT 1896. Certificate of Improvement. NOTICE. WHITE HORSE mineral claim in the Kettle River Mining Division of Yalo. Where situate: In Copper Camp. TAKE NOTICE that I, B. L. Wood, Free 1 Miner'B Certificate No. B. -11502, on behalf of myself and as agent for James Grak&m, Free Miner's Certificate No. B 4O609and Annie Htid- ^n, Free Miner's Certificate No. B42634 und mare-aret E. Mercer, Free Miner's Certificate NO.BS5805, intend sixty davs from the date hereof, lo apply to the Mining Recorder for a Certificate of Improvements for the purpose of obtaining a Crown Grant of the above claim. ������...'��� And further take notice that action, under section 37, must be commenced before the Issuance of such Certificate of Improvements, ; Dated this 16th day of December, 1900. First issue Jauuarv 10. ' B. L. WOOD. CP* (P< <P< e* (P< <r*< <P< (P* <��< <P< <P* <P< <P* (P< <P* (P* <P* CP* (P* CP* mmnmmmm^ 99 ontreal. Capital, all paid up, $12,000,000. Rest.. ..$7,000,000. President. Lord Strathcona and Mount Royal, "Vice-President: Hon. Geobgk A. Dkummonu. General Manager : E. S Clouston, Branches in London, Eng. Uwl��1-prcS��ala.}' New-York, Chicago. Buy and sell Sterling Exchange and Cable Transfers ; Grant Commercial au Travellers' Credits, available in any partjof the world. , Greenwood Branch, F. J. FINUCANE, Manager. ^ THE fAIADM RANK OF fOMMERGE With Which is Incorporatedithe THE BANK OF BRITISH COLUMBIA. HEAD OFFICE, TORONTO. Capital, $8,000,000. - Rest, $2,000,000 HON. GEO. A. COX. President. B. E. WALKER, General Manager HENRY F. MYHON MANAGER GREENWOOD BRANCH. m =ai. REPRESENTING: The Phoenix Fire Assurance The British America Assur- Co. of l^ondon, EJngland. The Western Assurance Co. of Toronto. ance Co., of Toronto. The Canadian Birkbeck Investment and Saving's Co. I MINERAL ACT. Certificate of Improvements. NOTICE. "No. 2" and "No. 3" Mineral Claims situate in lUe Kettle River Mining- Division of Yale District. Wherelocated: In Crow Point Camp on Jamea Creek. .?"P AKE ^NOTICE , that,!. Isaac H. Hallett, X as agent for John Douglass, Free Miner's Certificate No. 40253,' James .Atwood, Free Miner's Certificate No. B4026S, Arthur N. Pelly, Free Miner's Certificate No. B18275 and Gerald T. Hodpson, Free Miner's Certificate No. B4M90 Intend sixty days from the date hereof, to apply to the Mining-Kecorder for| Certificates oflm- Srovements, for the purpose of obtaining- a rowa Grant* of the above claims. And further take notice,that action cede-, section 37, must be commenced before tbe Issuance of such Certificates of Improvements. Dated this 4th day of April, A. D., U02. 1. H. HAifcETT. NOTICE OP FORFEITURE. To George D. Edwards, and to any person or persons to whom he may have transferred fair Interests In the "Uncle Sam" mineral claim1 dnd ''First Chance" mineral claim, both situate in Skylark Camp In the KettleRlver Mlulnr Division of Yale District, British Columbia. You are hereby notified that I have caused to be expended 1205.00 to hold the said mineral claims under the Mineral Act, that the proportion you should contribute for yonr undivided one-third Interest in each of the above claim* is $68.33, aud If within ninety days from the first publication, of this uotice you fall or refuse to contribute the said sum of $68,33, which is now due, with all costs of advertising, your Interest in each of the said mineral claims will become the property of me, the undersigned, one of your co.owners, under section four of an Act entitled the "Mineral Act Amendment Act, 1900." Dated at Greenwood, B. C, the 25th day of March, A. D., 1909. EMANUE&E PASTR ONE P, BURNS & CO. * ������������-.-.������,.���* * ��� *....-�� * .- ����� �� �� 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 �� Wholesale and Retail Meat Merchants. Markets at: Greenwood, Grand Forks, Midway, and Phoenix. 00090000000000e0000*��******��#****��*��#*<��00000��tt00000 # 0 0 0 00 THE BEST BEER IN TOWN IS MADE BY THE ELKHORN B PORTMAN & PORTMAN Proprietors ASK FOR LDNIIR Bi 1 The Elkhorn Lager Beer Contains only Pure Malt Hops, Try It 1 It is kept on draught or in Bottles by all the leading Hotel girom���^^ The James Cooper Mfg, Co. t *���- -MONTREAL, QUEBEC- MANUFACTUREXS OF -00 I TngersoH'Sergeant ������ machinery** ROCK DRILLS, STRAIGHT LINE 5 UPLEX and CORLISS AIR COM- ^ PRESSORS .... ^ y Af eats For The Bullock .pttpoad Drills BOILERS, HOISTS, PUMPS, Etc, ^^^^muipments '4 H. B. 0. mcllally, Rossland, B. C. OF AUv KINDS. STOCK CARRIED IN ROSSLAND. ^4UuaiUUiiiiiuuiiuauaa4auuiuu��^iUiUiaiUiUiiiUiiuauiiiiiaiiUiniiiiiiaiiuuiiUiiuu^ ^ %-t. THU BOUNDARY CREEK TIMES x x..:..:��j..x��x..:..:.c��:��:'����x-W'":'',t";",>X"; A Camera is known by the picture it takes���not by it size. The Folding Pocket Kodaks have, llio capabilities of cameras ofuvice their bulk. Though small of compass thev possess tlie verr elements of successful picture taking���a simple inecli- anisin, an optical perfection. Kodaks, $5,00 to $75. We sell you the above at strictly list prices. Remember its Eastman's Kodukaud Ihe only instrument of the kind ou sale in o-ve'ry civilized country in the world. Onr dark room is at your disposal���freesf charge. Greenwood Will Have a Celebration. Big Smith & McRae ���r Books, Paper, Office Supplies, Wall ,t, F.Tper, Photo Supplies. -.��& IH. 1 KING & CO. I must reduce their large stock of OFFICE SUNDRIES. They offer Brrgains .'.-." ���ill- Shannon Files, Blank Books, . Inks of all Kinds, Typewriter Paper, Writing Materals. ? 1CUUUU L11V,J4 g, �� ,������������ ^ �� stock of * | OFFICE SUNDRIES. I * '�� * They offer Brrgains * J .'.-." ���in��� ��� * | Shannon Files, I # *.�� ����� ��- * * Timnwriinr l>:inr>r * * IS _, -s I ""hTIIincTcoT I Look to Your Eyes Consult an Optician. When your eyes dim anil when you'cannot continue for "any length of time to regard small objects as in reading.. When yon involuntarily frown or partly close the eyes when looking at au object. When things "swim" or become dim lifter being looked at for some time. When the eyes ache, smart or water; when your eyelids (ret iullamed often, or when you have pain in the eye ball, orbit, temples or forehead. When you have any nervous derangement that yon cannot otherwise account for. Don't let the matter of expense keep you from visit!nil us. Siirht- is as precious to yon as life itself, and we test tli ft eyes free of charge. MILLER BROS., 0PTIC1AMS kW JEWELERS. . HOTEL CKEEKWOOD, B. C, J. C. DOUGLAS, Prop. EVERYTHING FIRST-CL,ASS. THE BEST OF FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS. FIRST-CLASS SAMPLE ROOMS FOR TRAVELLING MEN. ACCOMMODATION FOR 75 GUESTS rlear the onier of Government and Greenwood ,. Streets. ! Firemen's Races and Base Ball Are the Chief Attractions.- Greenwood's gala, day, May r,4th,,is g-oing- to be properly observed this year. Judg-ing- from the,large.number of letters received by Secretary Ehrlich of the celebration committee, in -which the writers tell of the various .teams that are coming to take part in .the1 different events, and the' many friends who" are coming' to boost the teams along. The town will be crowded with visitors. The committee are hard at work perfecting the necessary arrangements and it is safe to say that when Victoria Day comes rouud everything will be in ship shape so that the visitors will be given a royal time. Among those who are anxious to seek fame in the contests here on the 24th is the War Eagle and the Centre Star hose team. Mr. Ehrlich, has received a , communication from ,the secretary of the organization in which he states that his team : will come with a' determination to capture all the firemen's races and incidentally the big purses hung up in connection therewith. This team has been organized for the purpose of giving lire protection to theCentre Star and War Eagle mines. A team from'the Rossland tire department is also likely to come, as well as the Nelson team. Grand Forks is going to send a. big contingent over to the celebration. The hose team from the peaceful [prairie city are coming an��l its "ball twirlera will try conclusions with Miller's colts. Then Phoenix will have its hose tearii here and probably abase ball team, if one can be organized and trained before that date. And Chesaw is coming over. The Myers creek town will send horses and base bailers. The latter believe that they can shut out any.of the Canadian teams and are ready and willing to back up the faith that is in them. These are only a few of the attractions. Next week the Times will tell of further events for the big day. lime and pyrites), lime ores 20per cent,, low grade matte 10 per cent., slag 5 per cent., coke coal, which costs at the furnace in question about half the price of- coke. The charge of fuel added is thus- about 5 per cent, of the. total. Whilst the furnace is at work slag is run.off continuously, whilst the matte which contains gold, silver and copper, in the original charge is tapped out from the bottom of the furnace ,,as required. "When copper contents of such matte amount to 45 per cent.', it is standard," and can be sold to the large^copper rie- fmers.who will extract from it the gold and silver. If this standard is: r:6i reached, the . matte is. passed again through the furnace till it is enriched to the necessary degree. The'slag'cpn- tainsonly traces of gold and silver and is thrown avvay". A plant, capable ' of treating; '40 tons of ore per day,''and yielding 3, to; 4 .tons of standard matte costs, it is'statedjbut a couple of thousand pounds, and stamp;mills are\ribt I required, since it is unnecessary to pulverise .the .ores before passing' them into the furnace.'' Mr. Koch holds that this method is likeley.tortake a great development in ithe future, and will; with the cyanide process, be response ble for a large proportion of,the world's outjiut of-gold. The process of extraction by chlorihatioh will, on theother hand; tend to dissappea'r, as it is only suitable when ores free from lime, and water, also lime free, aire both available, though at Cripple Creek this method is so far the favorite. Pyritic Smelting Some mining men still have faith in the Pyritic system of smelting as may lie seen by the following article re^ cently published in London E'ngeueer- iuSr; ' '"' ��� '.- -���' ':. ,, y: Sulphur in gold."ores has long been one of the banes of the mining engineer, since with the'usual methods of gold extraction it has been necessary to remove the sulphur pretty'completely by roasting beforeattemptirig,to recover the precious metal. -In a paper recently read before the Engineers' Society of Western Pennsylvania, W. F. Koch claims that this sulphur, so far from being adeliterioiis ingredient, may often be a positive advantage if the older methods of treating such ores are abandoned, aud the gold is obtained by "pyritic" smelting. In this case the sulphur, instead of being wasted by roasting it off, serves as fuel, replacing an equivalent quantity of coke. The ores charged into the furnace arc quartz ores, lime ores, quartz and lime ores, quarlz and aluminous ores, all containing gold, in varying amounts, and a small percentage of copper. Mixed with these are the pyretic ores, ranging from pyrites with quartz, quartz with pyrites, lime and pyrites,and quartz, lime, alumina and quartz, which form a fairly representative list of refractory gold ores. The furnace used is a simple water-j acketed blast furnace, having proivsioti for collecting the waste heat which is utilized for warming the blast. This blast should be [powerful enough to get a hot zone right at the tuyeres, a greater supply of air being a disadvantage, since there is then a tendancy toaet up re-actions in the decending column of ore and fuel. For similar reasons the height of ore above the tuyeres should not be too great. The charge consists of a mixture, in the following proportions, of ores, such as those already mentioned: Pyrites IS per cent, quartz ores 45 per cent, (these usually contain Foi- sale No. 5.Hydraulic Earn 6 to 10 gallons water'per minute, 2 inch drive, 1 inch discharge. ' See ,'A'. L. White 2nd Hand Man. ��� TVTOTICE is Hereby Iriven that -within.'sixty _LsL days from date'I intend to apply to the Honourable Chief Commissioner of Lands and Works for permission to purchase tWe following described land, situate in the Osoyoos Divi-. sion of Yale District : Commencing- al a post planted on the North-Vest corner of John A. Conlson's p're-emdtioh,: thence North twenty chains, tlience east forty chains, theiice South twenty chains, thence West forty chains to the point of commencement, containiuff [80] acres, more or less. JOHN A. COULSOIf, Dated, March 16tli, 1902. First publication April 4th, 1902. PROFESSIONAL CARDS. HALLETT & SHAW barristers, solicitors, Notariks Public. Caiile Address : " hallett." Codes Bedford M'Neill's Moreing & Neal's Leiber's. I. H. HJLLETT. Greenwood, b.c, H. C. SHAW, M��LEOD & BROWN Barristers and Solicitors; Notaries Public, Etc. Offices: J. Jt. Brown, ��� block. Copper street, Greenwood, B.C. ��� J. P. MclilJOD CHARLES AE. SHAW, ��� ������;- Civil Engineer,'- andS Provincial Dominion Land Surveyor. GREENWOOD, B. G. A. ]E.. ASHCROFT. Dominion and ; ' ���provincial Land Surveyor. Mining and Engineering Surveys.-' ��� - Underground,Work a Specialty. Wood Block (next Customs office^),,.���; ,., ��� GREENWO.OD,-B; C. SOCIETIES. Assets ;''STRONGEST $304,^68,063:49 WjnM US'- *t(���"--.',��*>f:- ^ __ BOUNDARY, ,VALLEY; LODGE '^^^ ". ..: :��<>: a* ,:'*\o;f: ;��� ". s6bs*06^07 Ettipir^Stat^'Btulclitig.^:: Meets every Tuesday Evening at 8.00 In their ' ..,'������ ���:.- " -^ '. ;,' ��� y_ '���__./���_'���>-..-_��� j_ a�� _ . A, cordial invi tation is extended.to all sojourning .breiliern. Fred B. Holmes, N.G. W. B. 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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 | 1902-05-09 |
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_1902_05_09 |
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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 | 10.14288/1.0171126 |
Latitude | 49.1000000 |
Longitude | -118.6833000 |
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