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 s  v>  _ ���        '^  L��i��UVurt  SU01  Librtrj  Vol. 7.  GREENWOOD, B. C. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1902.  No.   15.  PROHIBITIONISTS FAILED  Member for Rossland Will Hold a Public Meeting in the  City Hall Next Week���Current Political Issues will  bl discussed���Liberals Association Elect Officers  s  x  Smith Curtis M. P. ia coming here.  The restless free lance o| th'e kooteniy  has decided that it te time for Him to  to aay something regarding the present  political situation. Next week, the date  to be announced later, in the city hall  Greenwood he will make what is practical^ hia firat pronouncement to hia  constituents'since he left his former  Jeadef Joseph Martin. He will doubtless defend his course and:'as there  have been strenuoua time* in the pol-;  itical af^paaince the member ior Rosa-  land met his constituents, his  speech will be an exceedingly interesting one. Besides, the member for  Rosaland is easily one ofj the beat debaters in the legislature and in the daya  of Raleidoscopic political changes many  eyes and ears ire .turned toward* the  member for Rosaland; The politicians  are anxious to learn what he intenda  d>ing. The meeting will begin at  eight o^cltwk sHarp. v;  British Columbiaiaeasily preserving  her reputation .for being the home of  the most remarkable political acrobats  on earth. The people,had scarcely re-covered from-the., shock occasioned ���'. by  ,Mr Dennis Murphy, who although one  of Prior's bitterest opponent*, .entered  his' cabinet as provincial secretary,  when Denny v'j^aTe-.them1 a ; further  shock. ; Afte being a full fledged, cab?.  inet minister with an honorablef.pre?,  "fixed to his name for a period of five I  days hfe resigned out; of VtHe govern-'  ment, out of thelegialature and out of  " '-t'ij' :|'--D^<r-"* ^'.l.'-'--'*"''   ;''. -"  politics. '-' Theaev'-'Ug||^^^Qhatige*l  were the resuU'pf a visU to;,hiB^tfStif*{  uents at Ashcroft. Opposition;: men  from the Fraser and the Kootenay  from Vaecouver Island and from ill  parts of the province, made Ashcroft  their Mecca and theia pilgrimage had  but one. object.   They were after the  _acaip of Dieniiis'Murphy. Dennis Murphy decided!<his scalp was too valuable  so he disconcerted political friends aud  enemies by quilting.  W. VV. B. Mclnnes came to the rescue of the gallant Colonel and accepted  the office of provincial secretary.   His  rfate"wiir,bCiitcidCd"di'"Dece'mber ��16!th;r  The North yictoria constituency has  been opened up and T. Wi^Patersoh.. is  opposing, the government candidate H.  Robertson,   '  Chas. A. Semlin the ex-premier has  consented to run in the opposition interests in the district of West Yale  made vacant by the resignation of Mr.  Murphy. This is Mr. Semi in'sold constituency and he will have no difficulty  in again carrying' it;";   ;l!5th/instant; There 'is much anxiety  ajtnong holders of liquor licences'iest the  amendment to the Liquor License Act  made llast session which forbids the  issue of a liquor licence to "any person  who is not on the list of voters'for the  legislature of the province of British  Columbia" be now strictly enforced.  Some of the presentilicences are taking  steps to have their names placed on the  voters' list; but as most of those not  thus qualified are hot Brisish subjects  they find themselves unable to immediately comply with the law in this connection.  J. R. Brown of McLeod & Brown returned last week from Vancouver  where he was counsel in the appeal  cases of-McKenzie vs. Knob Hill ..com  pany and Hutcheson vs. B.C. Copper  company. In the. formercase... the. dependent company, appealed .against  the award of the jury in. favor of McKenzie who was badly injured in- the  Knob Hill mines and in the latter Hutcheson appeal against the judge setting aside the jury's verdict. Mr,  Brown represented McKenzie and Hutcheson. He had associated with hm  E. P.; Davis K. C. of Vancouver.  The supreme after listening tothe ar-  .gtttnentt* reserved itsodectsion. J. A.  MacDda aid of Rossland acted for .the  Knob Hill company.  Temperance Sentiment is Strong in!  Ontario.  , ;K-& Mytton mahageriof-th^.iCana::  diati:* Bank., of.  Commerce.: will, leave  ���a.'^r.^-.i '*.     ������-.-���.:   .*������*.���-:. .*   -       .*.*���  --   -.--.-.  $<w which will'be'lTpenl^  ���H. D. F. Sewellof the Portland branch  will have charge here during Mr. Myt  ton's absence.  ; W. fcr. Moore representing. Gavin  Spencd and Flora McDonald, the Scottish entertaineas, who delighted a Greenwood aludietice about a year ago, was  here this week to arrange for their reappearance'in the city. The talented  entertainers will be here under the  auspices of the St. Andrews Society, on  jTuesday-January^lSth.-"^-^"-^---- =-" ^  Thd ;Spokesmon-Review states that  ���il1., R.- Riorden is back frpm a" visit to  the Homestake mine in Summit camp  B. C. and that work would shortly be  started on the property.  Salvation Army.  The annual meeting of the Greenwood liberal association held in the  city hall laat Thursday evening was  largely attended. J. R. Brown was reelected president for the third year ;  C. W. Wilson Vice-President; Kenneth  McKentie Secretary-Treasurer and the  following are the executive committee  S, Darry Youilt", A. Nicholson, A. A.  Crowston,\V. S. Graham,Dr. H. S. Simmons and Duncan Ross. Letters were  read from Senator Templetnah and W.  A. Galiher M. P. aknowledging a resolution in favor of granting rights ask-l  ed by th�� V. V. & E.  A resolution was introduced protesting against latm grants or cash  subsidies to future railways. The  resolution will - be debated at thr next  meeting of tb^ association, the date of  which will^be arranged by the executive a iid'to which-the public will be invited. " ���' i  *."���  The association is increasing in membership aad an effort will be made  to arrange a series of meetings during  the winter; at which important public  qaestipns will be discussed.  Special' services will be held in the  Salvation Army Barracks on the evening of the llth and 12th inst. Staff  Captain A. E. Taylor of Spokane will  be here and conduct the meetings.  Ensign Southall and Liet. Johnston {  have left Greenwood, the former going j had broug  to Winnipeg to meet General  Booth i Green wo _��1  and the latter to Grand F irks.   Before , t'���!-,   Thev  leaving a farewell social was held  in ��� Hi lief 6.1 F  Toronto,. Dec. 4.���Ontario will not  have prohibition. Though the actual  vote will not be- determined for probably a couple of itlays, enough is known  at this hour (9 3o)' to indicate that the  prohibitionists halve failed in the task  the legislature set'them to poll 212,723  votes,' or one half of the total vote cast  in the electiou , of; 189S. Withont the  stimulus of a partly organization and  the presence of political excitement in  the campaign the task proved too much  but neve'theless ; the prohibitionists  have succeeded in recording that so  far as they and their oppcineuts were  able to bring out the vote, that the  sentiment of Otitario is largely in favor  of prohibition.  At 9.30 incomplete returns from 50  out of 94 constituencies show a total  vote of 72,200 for and 45,920 against.  Examination of the details of these  returns show that they are about two-  thirdsof being complete, and making  allowances the majority in favor of  prohibition given by these constituencies may be placed -at about 40,000.  'This is a most liberal estimate,  On the same-basis the 93 constituencies of Ontario .would give a majority  for prohibition of about 70,000, but majorities do not ccitni in this contest. If  ia liberal estimate can only give 108,000  votes for titty of the leading constituencies it is easy to see that the remaining  44, included among which are the more  sparsely settled constituencies, can  hardly be expected to contribute 105,000  votes.'  How, far the prohibitionists will coin  from attaining the desired number of  votes it is as yet impossible to state,  btit based on the returns received it  will not be surprising if they are at  least 40,000 shy.  Toronto, was.the greatest- surprise of  'th'edavf.. It had iiithetfo  recorded' it-"  Big Returns From Recent  Shipments���Granby Company  Increasing  its Shipments���Mr. Underwood  Discusses the Proposed Amalgamation.  self iuffav.brbf license, but today "voted  dwelling centres of the province were  North Waterloo, Windsor and Belleville, which -voted against the act,  North Waterloo by 1700, ' Windsor by  547 antjl Belville by a scant 25.  The cities which voted against the  act were Kingston, 22; London, 161, St.  Catharines, 222;,Ottawa, with suburbs,  700; Hamilton followed Toronto with a  majority of 573 for the act.  Mark F. M:tdden, president of the  Providence Mining- Company arrived  from Chicago on Saturday last. On  Muidav the second pavment was made  by the company to William Fowler,  the att'oi. i be -:g ?12,S()*i. There are  i.wo i'uniier pa vman's of $U,500 each  to be made one on March 1st and the  ir tier on Jiitie 1*'. From present appearance-; these payments can be easily  made from the proceeds of the mine, if  the management-desire to increase liie  shipment*-.  The Providence mine is a surprise to  mining men. Three months, Mr.  Fowler made a shipment of 43 tons to  thy Tr..il smelter, and this shipment  ���netted the owners over S6300. The  property was then acquired by the  present comrany. It was believed that  the narrow veins of i ich ore would  wild sn!h\ ient to cover purchase price  with big promts- for the owners. But  the veins, have widened with development work and the values are increasing. Returns received f/on a shipment of twenty and a half I.>ns sent to  the Trail smelter were of the most encouraging description. The g'osj, v..l-  ue was over thirty three hund.-ed dollars and the net proceeds to the eon  pany was S2;S87..j4. Last-Saturday a  shipment'of 20 tons was sent to the  Trail snu-lter and- it i* eri.ee'ed l.iat  the returns from this w.'il be even better. The Providence is evidently the;  exceptional high grade mine ia a low  grade district. ���  -Mr:IMapldeu.'is naturally well pleased;  with his ihitiii Tin vestment in the Bounr  darv distrust... He had rioL difficulty in  dispositig of "PTiSVfd'erice'���stock -"to-;his  business friends In Chicago, and should  the venture turn out as well as all appearances would indicate, there is  plenty ofi Chicago money for further  investments in the Boundary.  The half a million   mark  will  easily  be overreached by-, the   Boundary   district in tne mater of ore shipmehts this  4 room house for rent newly finished ' year-    Seven   furnaces   are   now   run-  in'Fisher addition."  A. 1,7 Whiter  For Slaughtering Deer.  the Barracks.   The new olicers ate ez- ' renanded   or  pected in a few days. y police time to ;  ���'The provincial authorities decided  to put a stop to the wholesa'eslaughter  of deer for the market. This week officer-Geo. Cunningham arrested at  Midway William Green and Sandford-  Dixon and,brought them to Greenwood.  They are.charged with killing deer in  excess ofithe number allowed by the  Game Act viz ten. to each man. At the  time of arrest they had ten carcases  with hem which they were bringing  to the market. It isalh-givl that they  t <>��?��� al.ii'.ils of deer to  and l'hoenix previots to  ap jc'red hefore -Judge  id y   ii.oruiiig and wero  rning'-f ul 1 --blast',--the"Granby-'company  j has trebled its shipnrents and unless  some extraordinary circumstan e intervenes, the remaining three.'weeks of  j the year will make the'record jump. It  was i.x;jocted earlier in' the-year that  the shi'tmetits would reach 650,000 tons  but ttie Kern ii: strike and aopident- and  cons-i(Uent shortage of cpke for smelters and the short.-^e of power. at the  GtHtiby .-Miielter cotnnine to knoek out  the original estimate.- Notwithstanding the drawbacks; the Bptttidary will  lead al. other districts as a pro-  dace:-.  -ij.'h: -days  to  y-ive  ather evidence.  the  Phoenix Dec. 3���Beginning tomorrow the Gramy mines in this camp will  send out 35 cars of ore daily or over  1,000 tons, a i increase of ,50 per cent  over the daily tonnage oOhe last several months, and the next day 52 cars  or over 1,50-J of ore will be shipped and  LOCAL   AND   PERSONAL.  b  The half-yearly meeting of the board  of licence commissioners forthe Boundary Creek Licence District will be held  at Grand Forka oa Mon day afternoon  ���  '-"���:'���  . -   W  .xk��:^��m��:~h~h����h>*h>.x��^^^  Ore Shipments,  ���Oranby Klines.;;  Mpther Lode   .B.C. Mine..   -fenowahoel.. ::.i:  ;'.Sunset....L:.���..v..;..  Brpokly 'n\:'���..i.........  Morrison.;.....   Ri &Q1^....:....:....  -" Emina;,i;l..J...... ......  Winnipeg.,.-.:   ���., Golden  Crown...  Athlestan    King Solomon...  No. 7   City of Paris   Jewel   Carmi     Providence   Ruby   Miscellanesus   1900  64 533          231 862  5 340       19 444   297        150   "."."'.'.'   '".'.  1 076'  2 250  1 200  1901  Past Week  !31 862 ....      4 725  99 548 ....  4 096  47 517 ....        630  1 731 ....       1 320  800 ....  360  150 ...  560 ....  650 ...        780  1 040 ....  2 000  160  Total   3 230  99 730  850  665  325  890  389 618  1902.  279 Ho  128 454  12 381  16 708  10 268  10 138  785  20  11 931  482  2 175  128  460 639  continued every day thereafter, according to present programme.  . The two heavy Shay locomotives,  one of which has been working on  Deadwood hill, will once more handle  the Phoenix ore traffic, and it will be  all they can do to take cafe of it.  This increase of ore shipments ia due  to the completing of gnal arrangements  by the Granby company so that all four  blast furnaces, two of which have been  idle since June 1st, on account of coke  shortage and then on account of power,  can be placed in commission as well as  the two converters.  All details for transmitting; power  from the falls at Cascade have finally  been carried out, and the current is''-''  now turned on so that it can be used as .  an auxiliary at the Granby smelter in  order that there may be no further  trouble on account of the shortage of  power.  H. N. Galer assistant manager of the  Granby company, returned a few  days  ago from a trip to Fernie, where he was   ,  given! assurance that the smelter should  have whatever coke was   needed to  operate its works to   the fullest capacity.  At present there are about 250 men em.  ployed by the Granby  company at ita  mines', and this force will of  necessity  be augmented at once by about 200 men-;  in order to break down, and get. out the:  increased tonnagej of ore,   and at the.  smelter probably  75 or  100 more..mea^o  will   be   employed..  Latterly 1. good. .,  many !men;.haye been arrLvingan camp---*���_*  and it is thought there will nbffbeany-  trouble in securing all   the skilled  and.,  common labor required.  ~'The'blovVi'ngihof the two additional-  furnaces at the Granby smelter means  that all seven furnaces in the Boundary  smelters are now in full blast, treating  about 2,500 tons of ore from the   Boundary mines each 24 hours.  ��3<-*��<��fr��^����o������<��>��������^��^s^x��^^ .x~xkk~x~:~k-x��:~>*��^-:����m>����-j-,:.?  At Fajrvie w li. C, last Monday an Anarchist mountain farmer named C. Coss  was charged by Customs Officer Sidley  with having brought a bull calf into  .Pj*!li^^.y��Uhpj.it_rep.ortiiig.i.to.-,the^cusv-  tpms and paying the duty on same.  One witness testified that Coss bought  the. animal at Molson, Washington,  and paid hiin $17.50 for him. Another^  man stated that he had seen the bull in  a field on Coss' farm on the'British"'  Columbia side of the line, arid that;--  ��oss, after telling him that he had  bought the animal from R. L-Cawstou  of Keremeos, had offered 'hi 111 a h?lf  interest in hi3 purchase for $25. The  accused stated that he sold the bull to  a man named Wallace for $20 south of  the line and that he did not bring him  into Canada, as charged. As he  brought no evidence to corroborate his  statements the magistrate, C. A. R.  Lambly, S. M., fined him $50 and costs  and also mulcred him in the value of  the bull, $17.50, as in usual the cases of  smuggling stock across the line.  The Curling Club.  A largely attended meeting of the  Greenwood Curling Club was held at  the City Hall on Monday evening with  J. A. Russell in the chair. The secretary read the agreement between the  club and Mr. Winnett for the rink and  reported that 45 members were enrolled.  Since then three others have joined.  Officers for the year were elected, as  follows; President, J. A. Russell, (reelected); Vice President, W. G. McMynn; sec, treas., J. M. Humphrey  (rdelectcd)and committee cf management, J. ��}'��� Birnie, W. L. C. Gordon  and Jas. McCreath Jr  The riiik is'nearing con pletion and  the ice should be ready next week.  Nurse Manah��n has  returned   from  a visit to her o'd home in Ontario.  Mrs. Sam Grierson returned ia-t  week from a lengthy visit to friends in  Duluth. Page 2.  THE   BOUNDARY   CREEK   TIMES.  >00000<><X><><><X><>000<K^^  Christmas  Groceries.  Do you want to make your own Plum  deling or JChristmas Cakes. If you  we have just what you want. : : :  ervthiny choice and fresh.    : : : : :  Better  Still  Save the worry and trouble and buy  them ready made. Our baker has  tak _n special care and we guarantee  delicious cakes and 'puddings :  :  : :  M. E. FRAZEE,  i:Li  Selection  Of fancy Groceries,   also  staples  well selected. Cranberries,   sweet  potatoes. Al pickles.    Our prices    <  are jnst right.   :  : ���:':���'-:   :   :   : "':'":;''  Wallace-Miller Block, Copper Street. jyj^    Jtl.   Jt8 IXflZrJlSJlS? GROCER AND  BAKER. .  *0<>CH><>000<K><>00<>000<>00<><K><>0^  Successful Dinner Given on  Saturday Evening.  Simpson, W. Byrne, C. Bailey, R. R.  Stephen, Geo. L. Dougherty, Duncan  Mcintosh, W. Nichol,.S. F. Parrish,  and Duncan Ross.  The dinner itself -was perfect. It was  well cooked and well served. The  Haggis was the greatest chieftain o'  the puddin' race. It was brought in to  the stirring notes of The Cock o' the  North played with the proper spirit by  piper McRae. The caird o' the guid  things follows.  his position as President for the year.  "The Army and Navy" proposed by  Jas. Kerr brought forth patriotic re-  responses from James S, Birnie and  It. Bruce Hodge. "The land o' cakes"  proposed by J. P. Myers-Gray was  well looked after by two stalwarts,  Messrs. McMynn and Kerr. Mr.  Stephen proposed "The Laud we Live  in" and in reply Rev. Dr. McRae delivered the speech of the evening.  Lack of sp-ace precludes any extended  Large  Attendance  of   Enthusiastic  Scots and Friends.  ���<><K>��<>0<>O<X><>O<0<><><>0<^OOO{^0O0O^  Coir* o' fle 45utb Z��in$B.  * * / <>  THB  CU.TUJL.1X.   WI'   ASMOflTIOK   DUE.   VTIC.T.  &BK  J,   I1L.1SSH1N TO   Hicdirr  ffl'.  OYSTERS PBAB N>IW YORK.  SOUP.  COCKYLEEKIE.  CURLY KAIL.  Come sit ye down my cronie,  An gte us yer crack,  Let the win tak the care  O' this worl on its back  Our hearts to despondency  We ne'er wull permit.  We've aye been provided for  And sae wull we yet.  So sang the members of the Greenwood St. Andrew's Society at the fourth  annual dinner at the Imperial Hotel  on Saturday evening. This philosophical view of life extended to their  friends present and every one of the  cosmopolitan crowd joined lustily in  the refrain and seemed to enjoy the  Haggis and other Scottish things as  well as their more fortunate brother  Scots. It was a great dinner worthy  of the great occasion. From the  time President Gordon took the head  of the table and asked the Chaplain  Dr. McRae, wi' anmonition due to ask  a blessin' to begin wi', until Auld Lang  Syne was sung there was not a dull  moment. The brother Scots and gentlemen went there expecting to enjoy  themselves ,and they were not disap  pointed.  Those   who were there : James S  Birnie, D. C. McRae, L. Bruce Hodge,  F. J. Finucane, John L. Retallack,  Kaslo, J. P. Myers-Gray, Geo. Cun  ningham, Finlay Fraser, W.G. H. Belt,  Dr. A, O McRae, C. Scott Galloway,  W. L. C. Gordon, H. F. Mytton, W. E.  " HodgesV H." B. Monroe" Jas. Kerr,  W.  G. M;Mynn, Alex. McDonald, Murdoch Kempt, A. M. Whiteride. E. Foyle  Smith W. J.' Elson, J. W. Ellis, H. C.  Shaw, D. McD. Hunter, W. W. Howe,  J. Drum, A. Martin, A. Bernard, D.  McPherson, D. Dean, A.  G.  PUSH.  sawmom bil't. herrin', new drawn frae the Forth.  (A snifter o' the "Bailie" tae pie's mair smeddum.  SMA COOR'BES.  SMOOKEP  I1KEEST O'BIHDS  wi' Mushrooms.  CELERY. TOMAT1ES AN' COOCUMBBKS CHOPPIT.  ' SHRIMP PATTIES.  HAQOIS,  (.���UT  CHIEFTAIN*  O*  TUX  PUDDIN'   ICA.CE"  HKRVKD  IN  TAM Q>  HKASTIK   ITVI.X.  PAKTAN SALAD.  SAUTIT  MANDIES.  ATHOl BROS*.  "l   IIAE  A   BHOIJTU,   AN   U.TL''   DKOUTII  AN'   WAT Kit   DOlifl   MA   GUri>."  ROASTIT.  Kins o' hielan' stot, wi' Carse o' Gowric bree.  bubbly jock wi' berry broo' au' champit tatties.  FLOWKK  KAIL. BASH'T NEEPS.  a ��'ke sRjir o' tiik A.ur.i> Xikk.  HET MIKCE PIES. LEMON TAIRTS.  puddin' wi' plums in tilt,  TRIML1N' TAM. SHAKIN' l'RUMMIE, rid an' yellow.  PAULS O' AITCAKE. SHORT BREAD, wi' 8weeties.  A   KKTO1UCK   FRAE MACL.AREN O'  PERTH.  NITS. BLACK COFFEE. RAISINS.  A   WKC   DRAF   O'    GLENLIVAT  TACHCEP  A*    DOWN.  "We thank Thee for these mercies a'  Sae far ayont oor merits :  Let Mistress Graeme tak aff the. plates,  And Pat bring ben the sperits."  ?ooooooo��ooooooo<x>ooo^>oo<xk>oo<x>o<x>o<>ooo<>oo<x>o6  much faith in Greenwood as they had  in their native land and the City would  be better for it. All that was needed  to make the city and district was confidence and more united effort.  D. C. McRae proposed "Parliament  and Bar" and Messrs. Shaw and Whiteside greatly surprised and delighted the  audience with the amount of eloquence  they gave out without charging any  thing.'  D.. McD. Hunter proposed Sister  Societies and .Geo^ L. Dougherty president :of the District Federation of  Miners replied. He paid an eloquent  tribute to the work of the various fraternal societies and the large amount of  good they die1 in relieving distress.  The City of Phoenix was responded  to by Mr, Martin. The Press and the  Ladies concluded the list and Auld  Lang Syne brought the banquet to a  close. It was a lively night and everybody entered into the spirit ofthe evening but none needed to say "Your airm  Jaimie! that's a man I've sairly lamed  myself."  As is customary the Society sent  greetings to sister societies in all parts  of the continent a'nd received numerous  well wishes over the wire from the  Scots invarious cities. Below are the  messages and replies.  Messages.  Greenwood, B. C, Nov. 29th 1902,  St. Andrews  Sbc.   Chicago  and  New  York,  Wer'e howkin' Gloryholes in haggis  and ,rin'nin' Whushey frae oor smelters can ye hae mair ?   Here's tae   ye.  W. L. C. Gordon,  Prest. St. Andrews Soc.  she's nae dry yet. sae here's tae re. .  W. L. C. Gordon,    '������''  Pf ei..  (Continued on page three.) ,  CHAPTER 40. '. ���;���,'.  An Act to amend the Liquor Licence Act 1900.  "1900 c 18." .���     ���"���   <���  ' (2tst June, 190?.)  His Majesty, by and with the advice aad con-  Beot of the Legislate Assembly of the prov-  .iuee of British Columbia, enacts as follows::  1. This Act may be cited' as the Liquor  License Act (1900) Amendment Act, 1902.   ':  2. Section 37, of chapter 18 of the statutes of  1900, being' the "Liquor License Act 1900" is  hereby repealed, and the following substituted  therefore, ;  "37. No license under this. Act shall be issued or transferred to any person of the Indian  race, or to any person who is not on the list of  voters for the Legislature of the province, of  British Columbia." ���     I - *.  The toast list began with the King  which was loyally and enthusiastically  drunk. This was followed by a song  by L. B. Hodge. During evening  James Kerr, C. Scott Galloway, James  S.' Birnie, A. M. Whiteside, A. G. Simpson, W. G. McMynn, W. W. Howe, F.  Finucane, and others contributed to  the evening's entertainment Mr. Nichol  playing_ tbe accompani men ts. .._._ __The  second toast "The Greenwood St. Andrew Society" was proposed by retiring  President Gordon and responded to by  President-elect Galloway who made an  eloquent speech in which he extolled  the virtues of the Scots. As is customary with the society he then took  reference to any of the several excellent speeches which were made.  The Boundary District and the Mining Industry was proposed by Duncan  Ross and Duncan Mcintosh and John  L- Retallack of Kaslo. The former  gave reasons for the faith that is in  him in reference tothe Boundary and  the iatter expressed bis pleasure at  having the opportunity--to-attend a  St. Andrew's dinner in Greenwood.  He spoke hopefully of the mining industry generally.  The City of Greenwood was proposed by Finlay Fraser and F. J. Finucane and Duncan Ross responded-  Mr. Finucane told the Scots to have as  Greenwood,  B.  C. Nov. 29, 1902.  Seattle,   Wn.,   Spokane,    Wn���   Portland, Ore., San Francisco,  We hae   driftit   on   the   haggis and  struck a strange stream  o'  Whtiskey,  She's hae dry yet, here's tae ye.  W. L. C. Gordon,  Prest. St. Andrews Soc  '-   MINERAL ACT,  Certificate of Improvement.  NOTICE.  FOURTH-OF-JULY,  Mineral Claim,   sltaate  , in the Kattle River Mining Division of Yale  District.   Wliere located:���Near to Canyon ���"  Creek, Main Kettle River.  TAKE NTOICEthat we Alex; Waddell and  E. ��� Sullivan,   Free   Miners'   certificate   Nos.  B. 40,450 and B.40,449 respectively, Intend, sixty  days   from   the date hereof, to  apply, to the  Mining-Recorder for a Certificate of Improvements, for the .purpose of obtaining a Crown  Grant of the above claim.  And  furtlier take notice that action  uuder  section 37, must be:commenccd before the issuance of such Certificate of Improvemants   ���  Dated this 31st. day of May, A.D. 1902.  Last issue Jan 15  MINERAL ACT-  Certificate of Improvements.  NOTICE. '  BOSTON Mineral Claim, situate in the Kettle  River Mining Division of Yale District  Where located :   On Can von Creek, Main  Kettle River.  TAKE NOTICE that we, Felix Darragh and  Wiiliam Dacey. Free Miners'Certificate Nos.  61,857and B30,388 respectively ,inteiid,sixty day*  from thedate hereof, to' apply tothe Mining  ���Kecorder for a Certificateof Iniprovements, for  the purpose of obtainiuir a Crown Grant of- the  aboveclaim:  - And further, take notice that. actloti. under,  section 37, must be commenced before. the is-'  suance of such Certificate of Improvements.  Dated this 31st day of May, 1902.  Last issue Jan   li.  *    -  MINERAL ACT  NOTICE OF FORFEITURE;  Greenwood, Nov., 29, 1902.  Nelson and Victoria St. Andrews Soc.  Oor glory hole is a' in Haggis an' oor  smelters' rinnin' whuskey, wat wad ye  hae mair? Auld Scotland an, her sons  forever;--��� -��-.^~.^-*---~*--^ .^=-=-���=���--=-^-=--  W. L. C. Gordon,  Pres.  Greenwood, Nov. 29, 1902,  Rossland and Vancouver.  We hae sunken on the Haggis an'  we're   noo pumpin ..oot the v/huskey;  Po LEWIS MEYER, FERDINAND HASSE,  aud to any person or persons to whom thev  may'have transferred their Interest In the  "WHITE HORSE" Mineral claini situate ,  in Copper Camp,- iii the Kettle River Mining Division of Yale District, British Columbia.  You are hereby notified that -we' have caused  to be expended $205.00 to hold the said mineral  claim under the ''Mineral Act" that the proportion you shouldcontributc for you undivided one half.interest in^the above claim is $102.50^  and if within ninety days from the first"publication of this notice you fuil or refuse to contribute the said sum of 5102.50 which is now  due, with all costs of advertising, yourUhterest  in tho said mineral claim will become yested in  us the undersigned, your co-owners Wider section 4,'of an Act entitled the"Mineral-Act Amend  ment Act" 1900. E��  Dated at Greenwood this 7th November, 19027  Maroaret-r. Mercer,  H. L. Wood.  James Graham;  Annie Hudscn.  J &j*#j*j��jt$jt#jit!jt ji jtjt&j* j�� j�� j��j��jij��jij8jBjej��jij��ji jtjjjt ji ,j* # jajtjtj* jtj jtjs jtjtj/t j�� jt jtji ,*,* jt j�� jej�� jt jt jtj jt ja jsjtjtM jt j\*& jt jjtj.#jtjjt jm^'ji jmjM*  ~ r ���������������     y .������-���'���'���   u-  ,     :     ' . 'i  ^      I IMPORTED    DIRECT  % : :   :   FROM   :   ::  %   %   i WSBB^\nf li   *^t^if^        I    MP,       I   /Vl'l     IJ If     "c"ttRBNB0N      f  ZWB&   MM IJL��#-*P^��#i m.     JI I IJUnS     A I 11JL4\aI"V# ... h��tei*.  THE   OLD   WORLD. \  -..- _   -   _���'   -_���.-.     *  ���  *  i = %  ? ���-������.���%,  :; %  NEXT T�� THE       5  MINERAL ACT.  Certificate of Improvements.  NOTICE.  MONTANA,    MONTANA     FRACTIONAL.  COLORADO,   IDAHO,   MULDOON,    and  NEVADA,   Mineral   Claims, situate in the  Kettle   River   Mininir   Division   of   Yale  District.   Where located :    Near to Canyon  Creek, Main Kettle River,  TA KE NOTICE that we, Alex. Waddell and  William Graham McMynn, Frcp Miners Certificate Nos. B40.450 and B40.601  respectively, intend, sixty days from the date hereof, to apply  to the Mining- Recorder for Certificates of Improvements, for the purpose of obtaining Crown  Giants of the above clainis.  And further take notice that action, under  ���ection^ 37. must be commenced before the issuance of such Certificates of Improvemenes.  Dated this 31st day of May, 1902.  Ai.ex Waddell.  William Graham McMvnn  Last issue Jan. 25.  MINEBAL ACT.  Certificate of Improvements.  MONA, Mineral Claim, situate in the Kettle  River Mining Division   of  Yale   District.  Where located :   Near to and West of the  Canyon Creek Lakes, Main  Kettle River,  and  South of the El Dorada Mineral claini.  TAKE NOTICE that we, H. D. Barnes,  Ed.  Ruckle, and   Mary   McMvnn,     Free   Miners  Certificate Nos. B40801, B4213S, and B4o602 respectively, intand, sixty da^s from  the   date  hereof,  to apply to the Mlniu^ 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 t-'ertificateof Improvements.  Dated this 31st day pf May, 1902.  H. D. Baxnel.  Ed. Ruckle.  Mary McMynn.  Last issne Jan. 25.  MINERAL ACT.  Certificate of Improvements.  NOTICE.  MOGUL. UTOPIA, RAMBLER, DENVER  andCHAMPION. Mineral Claims.situate in  the Kettle River Mining- Division of Yale  District. Where located : Horseshoe  Mountain, Main KettleRlver.  TAKE NOTICE that I. Albert E. Ashcroft.  Free Miner's Certificate No. B3026S, acting as airent for Charles Dunbar Temple,  Free Miner's Certificate No BM^i, intend  sixty days from the date hereof, to apply to the  Min.ng 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 bj commenced before the issuance of such certificates of improvements.  Dated this 30th day of September, 1902.  ALBERT E. ASHCROFT, P.L.S.  Last inset tion Dec. 31.  MINERAL ACT.  Certificate of Improvements.  NOTICE  "MONITOR" Mineral Claim, situate in the  Kettle River Miuing Division of Yale District. Where located : On Horseshoe  Mountain, Main Kettle River.  TAKE NOTICE that I, Albert E. Ashcroft,  Free Miner's Certificate No. 8302^5 acting  as agent for Owen Mellow, Free Miner's Certificate No. B7421.-2, and Jacob Peterson, Free  Miner's Certificate No. B40446, intend  sixty days from the date hereof, to apply  tothe Mining recorder for a certificate of Ini.  provements, 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 30th dav of September, A. D. 1902.  ALBERT E. ASHCROFT, P. L. S.  Last issue Dec. 31.  MINERAL   AQT.  .Certificate of Improvement.  NOTICE.  "ROB ROY" Mineral Claim, situated in the  Kettle River Mining Oivisionof Yale District, . Where located : Providence Creek  camp, west of and adjoining "Iron Mountain" mineral claim.  TAKE NOTICE that I. James   Alexander  Macdonold, acting as agent for James J.  Warren, .Free Miners Certificate   No. B.">7360,  intend,  sixty   days from   the  date  hereof  to  apply to the Mining Recorder for a Certificate  of Improvements for the purpose of obtaining  Crown Grant of the above claim  And further take notice that action, under  Section 37,  must  be  commenced  before  the  issuance of such Certi'* iate of Improvement.  Dated,this 22nd day of September.A. D., l902.  J. A. MACDONALD. Vt  THE   BOUiN )Ai\Y   CRdJEK   TIMES  Page 3  �� 77ze Greaf Question Will he What to "Buy forthe Holiday gift and Where  * to Buy it   <A  Visit to  Our Store wilt Suggest SMany Pleasing Gifts.  CIGARS  ~- 'Everything is to be found here. Boxes  of 100���SO���25. What pleases a man  more. For a beautiful Christmas  gift to a gentleman friend try a box  of Flor De Murias at $5.50. But we  have good brands at all prices.  toy books, papeteries,  etc;,  CIGARETTES  LEATHER GOODS     TOBACCOS  English, Egyptian,; Turkish, etc.  Players Navy Cut Cigarettes, box of  50 at $1.20 are nice.     '���  A large variety of Ladies' Purses at  cost. Men's Wallets, etc. Cigar and  Cigarette Cases.  CONFECTIONERY     PIPES  We  ase making a great specialty of  this line from 75 cts per pound up.  Are always suitable.   A great variety  in stock ranging from $1.00 to $6.^0.  If you buy a pipe you will need Tobaccos. We have a large variety of  brands. As a suggestion,' Players  Navy Mixture at 50 cts. per tin.  Gun Metal Cigarette Cases and  Match Boxes at $2 00 and $1.50 each.  OUR REGULAR TRADE WIL NOT BY ANY MEANS <BE NEGLECTED.  ��� St. Andrew's Banquet  (Continued from page two)  ^ Greenwood, Nov. 29, 1902,  : Winnipeg aud Toronto.'  v.; Oor ore's low grade' but our whuskey'  ;'high grade, an' we hae plenty O'baith  Her��,s tae yere aitcake,  *' . W. L. C. Gordon,  Pres.  Greenwood, B. C, Nov. 29,1902,  St. John N. B., and Halifax N. S.  Oot mines are na sma and oor whua-  key's gay bra Oor fusheaters sin' a  greetin' hame.  W. L. C. Gordon,  Pres.  Replies  New York, N. Y. Dec. 1, 1902,  St. Andrews Society Greenwood,  Greetings to our Brother Scots on  this St Andrews Day.  New YOrk St. Andrews Society.  Halifax, N; S. Dec. 1, 1902,  President St. Andrews Society Greenwood B. C.  May ye a be bricht and catitie the  nicht.  G. H. Taylor,  President   North   British   Society   of  Halifax N. S. -  Winnipeg Man, Nov. 29, 1902.  St. Andrews Society Greenwood B. C.  Sorry for yer low grade, but man,  Mackie's   a   gran'   cure Tak' care an'  dinna droon the miller.  .Ike Grant.  President.  Rossland, B. C. Nov. 30, 1902,  President St. Andrews Society  Greenwood B. G.  Fraternal greetin's.Blythe, and merry  be ye at inspiring bowl,  John  Barley  : corn what dangers thou canst tnak us  scorn, but dinna forget your devotions.  St. Andrews Society.  Chicago, Ills. Nov. 29, 1902,  President St. Andrews Society Greenwood B.C.  The Day and wha honor it, again we  pledge the toast an' we'll drink with  you once more as we've always done of  yore to auld Scotland and the heroes  she can boast.  Walter S. Bogle.  President.  Vancouver, B. C, Nov. 29, 1902.  W. L. C.   Gordon,   President St.   Andrews Society Greenwood,  Many thanks-for yer kind greetings  may ye be bright and cantie the nicht.  C. H. McCauley.  President St. Andrews and Caledonian  Society."  Toronto, Ont., Nov.30, 1902.  President St. Andrews Society   Greenwood B. C.  Goodwill on earth'.to man  this day  be Scotia's prayer.  George Kennedy.  Nelson, B. C, Nov. 30, 1902,  President St. Andrews Society Greenwood B. C. .  We hoop that ye will hae a guid nicht  o" it; but dinna virst yer wames we'  haggis and whuskey. Think that ye  may buy the joys owre dear remember  Tarn o'Shanter's mare.  Tom Duncan.  President.  ALL SENSIBLE PEOPLE TRAVEL  BY THE C. P. R.  PEED  AFETY  ATISFACTION.  The Tie That  Binds  Certificate of Improvements.  NOTICE.  CORNWALL Mineral Claim situate in the  Ketlle River Mining Division of Osoyoos  District. Where located : About two  miles North east of Camp McKinney on  McCarren Creek.  TAKE NOTICE that I, Sydney M. Johnson  acting'as agent for P. B. S. Stanhope,  Free  Miner's  Certificate  No.   B55422, intend,  sixty days from date hereof, to apply to the  ! Mining Recorder   for   Certificate of Improve-  j ments.   for the purpose of obtaining a Crown  I Grant of the aboveclaim.  And further take notice that actions, under  section 37, must be commenced before the Issuance of such Certificate of Improvements.  Dated this 3rd day of July. A. D. 1TO2  Sept. IS. SIDNEY M. JOHNSON  The  East  and West   Together.  Leaves Greenwood 2:37 p. m  Arr Winnipeg 3rd day 8:45 a in  Arr St Paul 3rd day 6:40 p m  Arr Chicago 4th day 9:40 am  Arr Toronto Sth day 2:45 p m  Arr Montreal 5th day 6:30 p m  Arr New York 6th day 8:55 a m  Through Tourist  Sleeping  Cars.  EAST���Leaves Dunmore 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 tickets at lowest rates issued from all  European countries  The C P R is, was. and ever will be  the "Only Way" All doubts of this  will be dispelled bv application to  E REDPATH, Agent.  Greenwood,B. C.  J. S^CARTERv���      Ev Jr^COYLEv  . DP.A., Nelson.     G.P.A. Vancouver  Spokane Falls & Northern Railway Co  Nelson & Fort Sheppard Railway Co.  Red Mountain Railway Co, -  Washington & G. N. Co,  Van, Vic, &E, Ry. & N. Co.  The only all rail route between points  east, west and south to Rossland, Nel-  sou, 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.  and N. Co., Kaslo and K. & S.  points.  Connects at Curlew with stage for  Greenwood and Midway, B. C.  Buffel cars run on trains between  Spokane and Republic.  Effective Nov. 22. 1902.  Leave Arrive  9:25 a. tn. Spokane        5:45 p. m.  10:15 a. m. Rossland       5:10 p. m.  7:00 a.m. Nelson 8:00 p.m.  11:00 a. in.   (Millers, Grand '4:00 p. m.  Forks)  9.15 a. in. Republic       5:40 p. m.  H. A. JACKSON,  General Passenger Agent,  Spokane, Wash  Mineral Act 1896.  CERTIFICATE OF IMPROVEMENTS.  NOTICE.  "NICKLE PLATE" Mineral Claim, situate  in the Kettle River Mininir Division of  Yale District. Where located : About five  miles North of Canycn Creek and about two  miles West of the Main Kettle River.  TAKE NOTICE that we. Charles Newman,  N. E. Peterson and P. A. Linberir, all of  Camp McKinney in the said Division. Free  Miner's Certificate Nos. B. 40.489: B. 40,447. and  B. 40.44S resscctivcly, Intend, sixty days from  the date hereof, to apply to the \lininir Recorder for a Certificate of Improvements, for the  purpose of obtaining- a Crown Grant ofthe  above claim.  And further take notice that action, under  section 37,   must  be  commenced   before    the  issuance of such Certificate of Improvements.  CHARLES NEWMAN.  NILS EDVIN PETERSON  PATRICK AXEL LINDBERG  Dated this 31st day of May, A. D. 1902.  �� Last issue Nov. 30.  MINERAL ACT.  Certificate of Improvements-  NOTICE.  TACOMA Mineral claim situate in the Kettle  River Mining Division of Osoyoos District.  Where located : Near Boundary Falls and  adjoining-the Don't Know mineral claim.  TAKE NOTICE that I, Sydney M. Johnson  acting-as apent for Sam J. Jensen, Free  Miner's Certificate No. B 41799 and Annie  Christeiisou, Free Miner's Certificate No.  B 54915, . intend sixty days from the  date hereof, to apply to the Mining Recorder  for a Certificate of Iniprovements, for the purpose of obtainiiifr 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 iniprovements.  Dated this 6th day of Julv, A. D., 1902.  Sept. 18. SYDNEY M, JOHNSON  MINERAL ACT, 1900.  Certificate of Improvements.  NOTICE  NORTH STAR,RING,SILVER BELL,HARD  TO-BEAT,MOUNTAIN VIEW,MASSINGER  and BOBBIE BURNS Fractional Mineral  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  McMynn and William Graham   McMynn. Free  Miners.;.Certificate Nos. BS4902 aad Bs4901  respectively, intend, sixty days from the date  hereof, to apply to the Mining  Recorder lor  Certificates of Improvements, for the purpose  of obtaining Crown Grants of the above claims.  And- further take notice that action, under  section =37,~niust^be commenced^before the issuance of such Certificates of Improvements.  Dated this ISth day of July, 1902.  Mary Tokner McMynn,  William Graham McMynn.  Last issue Jau. 25.  MINERAL   ACT,  Certificate of Improvements.  NOTICE.  ���'LA PLAZA"   Mineral   Claim,   situate in the  Kettle River, Mining Division of Yale Dist  rict.   Where located :    Providence camp.  Take Notice that I, John P. McLeod, Free  Miner's Certificate No. B 54954 as agent for  GeorgeF. Miller. Free Miner's Certificate No.  B 55OO6' iutend, sixty days from thedate hereof,  to 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, andei  section 37, must be comMenced before the issuance of such Certificate of Improvements.  Dated this 21st day of October, A. D., 1902.  Last ins. Dec. 24. J. P. McLEOD  Corporation of The City of Greenwood.  MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS, 1903.  VOTERS LIST.  The  following  persons are entitled to   have  their names ulaced on the Voters List for the  Municipal   Elections   for   the year   1903,    fo  Mayor and Aldermen of the City oflGreenwood.  Any male orfemale, being a British subject  of the full age of twenty one years who,  a. Is the owuer of real estate Of the assessed  value of not less than one hundred dollars or,  b. Is the representative, being a resident  British subject duly authorized by tits directors  of an incorporated company, which is the assessed owner nf lands, or of improvements of  lauds, situated within the Municipality or,  c Is the holder of a trades license, the annual fee of which is not less than five dollars  or,  d. Is a householder, who has paid, on or be.,  fore the 31st. day of December iu the year im.  mediately pjior tothe day ofthe nomination, all  municipal rates, taxes, assessment rentals and  license fees, which are not Ceangeably on land,  payab'e by him or her to the Municipality.  Provided howtiver that in the case of the  holder of a trade license' or in the case of a  householder, he or she shall, during the Month  of December. In each year, make and cause to  be delivered to the City Clerk a statuary declaration- set out in Section 2 of The Municipal Elections Act Amendment Act 1902.  Forms of the said declaration maj- be obtained at the office of the City Clerk at the City Hall  Greenwood B.C.  +  I "WELL THAT'S FINE"  Is what they all say about  +  4��  + .THE NEW GEM SAFETY RAZOR.  j* Impossible   to  cut  the   face;   shaves  ��!�� easily, quickly and cleanly,  Jfa Illustrated booklet free.       Mail Orders promptly filled.  | McLennan,   McFeely   &   Company  '4�� Wholesale Hardware Merchants,  4> 122 Cordova Street,                                  .          VANCOUVER. B. C.  *  *  *  *  *  *  <��  "STRONGEST IN THE WORLD"  Assets . . $304,568,063.49        Surplus? .  . $66,137,170.01  H. ALLENBERGTManager,  605-606-607"Empire State'Buildingr"'^^^--^ = Spokane^ WasHr  CHARLES T. KIPP. Cashier-  Office Tel. Brown, 211. Residence Tel. South, 801.  Fashionable * Clothing ?  -���;W*Z ,   ' .i*.-.. ���  ���ATX? -^-rTramifiErpi?^^^  1  .tou  C=9  E. A. Small & Go's  ��  Clothing  This meritorious brand of Tailor-made  Clothing lias long since heen tried and proven.  'Tis the best made, best cut, best finished, and  the best value in the Dominion.  If you would have "Royal Brand" Clothing  look for this guarantee label in  the pocket of the  Garment.  RcwalBrand^-*^  CLOTHING        <gp9  REGISTERED  Dated Xmvmber 14tli r)o2  ���������.R.TAYLOR  C. M. C  E. A. Small & Co., are founders in Canada of  Tailor-made  Clothing ready-to-wear.  'V.'.SiiLSBE  ?)��� Siluby .P0J. George $ g�����  GREENNW00D, B. C, Page 4.  v..  THE   BOUNDARY   CREEK   TIMES.  00��400����0&00000tt��i��0��t��������0fi��&&*00ffi��000$00$00000����000000  ION  ft  e  ft- on all  &   (iarincnts.  THE BEST WORKMANSHIP  EVERYTHING GUARANTEED.  CLEANING. PRESSING AND KEFA1KING  IIONK.  THE LATEST GOODS  THE~i^WEST��RiCES.  COPPER STREET,  GREENWOOD.  W. ELSON,  Merchant Tailor   OPPOSITE WINDSOR HOTEL,  ���A Mclnnes was never known loleav  a $4000 job until kicked out.  Might we be permitted to rise and  explain that the the provincial secro  tarv's ti.'line is not Dennis.  OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOftOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO OOOOOOOOO  OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOftOOOOOOOOOOOOO OOOO OOOOOOOOO-:  Established 1836.     Incorporated by Royal Charter.  The City Council.  ��##ft��������*### ��0����00*00$t0��i*!r��00��0S��*��0iif000������00��00��00000  Che  Boundary Creek Times  Issued Every Triday  Duncan Ross Makacikk Em-TOR  SUBSCRIPTIONS IN ADVANCE.  greater railway man than Jim Hill.  The latter tried to get into British  Columbia without asking for subsidies  and he met wi'.h nothing but opposition  from the start.  The Gnntl Trunk is not as sleepy as  it looked awav b;ick in Bruce county.  Per Ybar  S 2 00  Six Months  1 25  To FOKKIOK  COUNTWES   2 50  FRIDAY    DKCEM11ER5 lilt.  WISE OLD CRAXD TRUNK.  There is an up-to (lateness about the  movements of the Grand Trunk officials which augurs well for the future  success of the road. When general  manager Hayes announced that the old  railway would be continued io the Pacific coast, the good people of the casi  rejoiced that no subsidy or subvention  was asked. 'The building of railways  without plundering the public, extracted encomiums even from Sir Thos.  Shaughnessy. This public spiri ed policy might look all right iu Ontario, but  the Grand Trunk olllcials well knew  that thev could never secure an entrance into British Columbia unless  they ask for something. So they sent  Mr. Morse and their old war horse  Wainwright to Victoria. He immediately made himself persona gr.ifa with  the government by luinouneing "The  purpose of my visit to the coast is to  see the government and pcop'e regarding the Grand Trunk Pacilic, and we  - shall-ask-for-subsidies .similar-to other  transcontinental lines." That announcement will make the way easy  for the Grand Trunk in this province.  Thev wont be troubled with opposition  from the government, nor with injunctions, nor with quo warranto proceedings. Let t;'em go the other transcontinental lines one belter and ask for  more and they will make life long  friends of all members of the government and the majority of the legislature. Every man is judged by success.  Waitiwright   in   some   respects   is    a  THE COKE SUPPLY.  The Fernie Free Press has spoken.  We would be indeed ungrateful if we  did not hasten to express our appreciation of the presumably semi-official a.s-  snrrances that there is going to be no  shortage of coke. Amalgamations  may take place, smelters may be increased, new smelters may be erected,  but the Crow's Nest Pass Coal Company will always be ready with the  goods. Jay P. Graves is quite wrong.  He need fear no shortage of coke.  We have a faint recollection of similar as~urrauces coming' from Ferine  some lime ago. Empty coal and coke  bunkers, aud none in transit alarmed  smelter men but they were buoyed up  by timse seductive assurances that came  from Fernie. There must be an excep  tion to every good rule and the  rule that Fernie is always ready to supply coke did not escape. The spectre  of siient mines, cold smelters, idle  miners and general stagnation of the  mining industry still haunts us, but  in the future everything is going to  be lovely.  There will be no more strikes, no  more accidents, and the British Columbia smellers will always ha 'e first consideration.  - Wo are-glad-to hear-it. -The-Crow-s  Nest Pass Coal Company deserves success. II invested a large some of  money in the development of its mines  it has done a great work despite great  obstacles and accidents,we are prepared  to give it due credit. The point we  wi:-h to emphasize, however, is that in  a coiin1 ry like this rich in its coal measures, the mining industry should never  be stilled by lack of fuel for the smelters.  At the regular meeting of the City  Council, on Monday evening amendments to the water rates by-law were  considered. Two matters were discussed at length. The first was the  use of water for garden sprinkling. It  was felt that regular consumers of  water should be encouraged when desirous of using water to beautify their  grounds, but that the city could not  afford to install a service for lawn  sprinkling alone. It was finally decided that a minimum charge for water  for at!y purpose should be $12 a ye.*  and that regular consumers should be  charged S3 per annum additional when  water was used for sprinkling.  Another matter was the fixing of a  charge for running service pipes to the  street lines. In all other towns a  charge is made for this work but heretofore in Greenwood the city put in the  service pipe to the street line without  expense to the consumer. The city  engineer was asked to fix the lowest  possible flat rate to cover this cost and  the by-law will be further considered  next Monday evening.  W. E. Hodges was appointed city  auditor at s salary of $150 per  annum.  CAPITAL,   ^l,000,0OO--$4)866,666.66  Reserve Fund,^"365,000--$1,776,333.33  London England.     H. ST1KEMAN, General Manager, Montreal,  J. ELMSLY, Inspector. Montreal. >���"������   "  Branches and agents in all the principal cities of Canada and-the United States,  and correspondents in alt parts of the wdifl-d.'*'' ;  GREENWOOD BRANCH :   Copper Street^ -  .CK>OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO0OOOOOOOOOOOOOO<>OOOO<>���OOOOO^���  O0OCW>O0O0OOO0OOOOOO00O0O0O��OOOO0O000O0OO0<>:00000��0000O:  There is no danger of Billy  quitting'  OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO  PIPES, CIGARS,  T0BACC0S  ANB CIGARETTES.  WATCHES AN  CLOCKS REPAIRED  ALL. WORK GUARANTEES,  CURLEW STAGE OFFICE.  S. BERRY YUILL,  COPPER STREET, GREENWOOD  OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO  WHEN OUGHT  WE TO  GO TO A DENTIST?  Maii)r think it unnecessary  to devote particular attent-  tion 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  moment on the subject knows  that food cannot be 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.  ABEL HALLBERG  MAKOFACTOKEU AND DEALER IN  J,       Kl��")  GREENWOOD AND MIDWAY, B. C.  Rubber Stamps  SEALS, STENCILS, PRICE MARKERS,  PRINTING WHEELS, NUMBERING  MACHINES, BAND DATING AND NUMBERING STAMPS, CHECK PERFORATORS,        RUBBER       TYPE,        PRINTINe  m  REPRESENTING :  The Phoenix Fire Assurance The British  America Assur-  Co. of London, England. ance Co., of Toronto.  The Western Assurance Co.,  of Toronto.  The Canadian  Birkbeck  la-  vestment and Savings Co.  MINES.  STOCKS,  REAL ESTATE.  ���^^v: THE :^��*=���  Copper Street.  r fi: : I  d<5  OPEN DAY AND NIGHT.  MEALS  AT ALL  HOURS  PRIVATE   ROOMS   FOR  LADIES.  TRV OUR  COPPE E  #  Charles R. Pittock,     :     Prop'r.  jj,j;,jp#.jp^jp#v,f.jj,jpjj,jj,,j, ^jj, ^^jj^^^^t^t^t^j^*^v*3��j*,*  Greenwood  Liauor Company  & i& *&  fcfc  fcfc  fcfc  fcfc  fcfc  fcfc  fcfc  fcfc  fcfc  fcfc  fcfc  fcfc  <* * ���* Calgary Beer, S  fcfc  fc**  fcfc  R GRIEGERrManager:  r*****,��*****��**��*^^  ��� PRESSES, ETC.-  FRANKLIN STAMP WORKS, Vancouver  OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO  Delicious Toothsome  Better Than Imported  Goods.  from Alberta, A 1 in every  particular.  E. SEMERAD  Dealer   in    Fruits,   Con/  P fectionery. Etc,  OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO  ft  ft  ft  ft  ft  ft  ft  *  ft  ft  o  ft  ft  ft  ft  *  ft  ft  ft  ft  *  ft  ft  -30  the Oyster Season  Is now in full swing.    Try our  BULK OYSTERS.  Imported by us direct from   the  beds.    Strictly  fresh  aud of good quality.  P* Burns $ Co,  ����#����������0��a<i������#����ei��������ft��00����0oa��������0��tt����������*aa����  a  ��  a  e  ���  e  ��  a  a  ���  ��  ��  ��  0  0  ��  04  DEALERS IN  I FURNITURE  )  CARPETS,  $ LINOLEUMS, ETC. ?  �� COPPER STREET, GREENWOOD. V  What About Your Xmas ad. ? V  THE BOUNDARY CREEK TIMES  Page 5.  >i^<tMlv#^  HARDWARE DEPARTMENT  Dinner Sets,   Tea Sets,  China Sets,  Odd   pieces   in China, Wedgewood  and other fancy ware.  .Carving Sets, Water Sets, Chamber  .'Sets,   Silver   Knives,    Forks    and  Spoons.    Lamps, Pocket Knives for  both Women and Men.  : Skates,-'< a fine assortment for Men,  Women and Children.  Brussells Carpet Sweepers.  Ranges,   Stoves,   and   a   thousand  other'suitable articles.  FURNISHING DEPARTMENT  .Clothing.   Boots   and  Shoes,   Hats  and Caps, Mufflers.  Handkerchiefs*.  Gloves, Suspenders, Ties, Umbrellas  Cuff Buttons, Etc., Etc.  Each of our departments abound with  Christmas Goods 3�� Before selecting your  gifts  for  Xmas,  call and  see our many  beautiful and useful articles,    3��  ^C  raEMDMBJBR a complete  stock.   Try us   with your  H>S Xmas Orders.      The Place, Where Good and Prices are*Right  RUSSELL--LAW--CAULFIELD GO.  LIMITED  GROCERY DEPARTMENT  Absolutely the most complete and  best selected stock of Groceries in  the district. We have been very  careful in selecting our Holiday  stock, and positively have everything needed to prepare the nice  things for Christmas.  A car of Ogilvies products just arrived consisting of their famous  Hungarian Flour, R. Oats, Wheat  Gramiles, Etc. Etc.  Monarch, the new soft wheat, state  of Washington, Flour now carried  by us.  Apples, a car en route of fine Winter  apples, all good keepers.  m_  &m-  ���<f'P^  3^55^00000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000  THE EDITORS  EA Y CHAIR.  ���X-X"X~>  ^��X���^���*^WX^^^#*X��XMXKWX��X^W"XWXKKK'KK'<��X���^5��  Those who helped to organize a mock  parliament in the little red school house  or in the school room of some modest  church, and who played at the game of  politics in an educative sort of way,  cannot but be struck with the striking  similarity between the crude legislative  organization and the political affairs  of thisprovince to-day. In the liiock  parliaments of the red school house dr  village church, governments were often  wrecked by the vagaries of some of its  supporters. Without notics and without explanation, supporters often went  this country decide that British Columbia is worth lighting for and they make  a serious effort to divide the people into  two distinct parties. If this were done  it would be impossible for a bright  young man like Dennis Murphy to  make' an ass of himself.  The mock parliament has its place  but that place is not in the pile of stone  that adds to the beauty of the Capital  of the province.  .  NOTICE OF FORFEITVRE.  To A. BRANSON, D. RCCAMPI3ELL,  D. A.  CAMERON and any others concerned :  You arc herebj- notified that I have expended  over to  th^oppositlori;.Vrhis.:week   a    j^labor^in^^s ����,^Boston"  beardlessyouth would hurl anathemas j ^^e^Ri^^^he ��i& I^r^M  _���..<...    ..���-,.. ^f   .rn���arr,mpnt'   iiptft    Division of Yale District, the sum of Three  against   a  corrupt government,   next   Hundred Dollars, and $7.50 for recording the  ��������1, ua ,������M y,o fr,,.r>r{ -,   full   flpdp-pd   same,  such  being- the  amount  required and  week he would be tound a run neagea   nccessary to hold the said claims *under the  ���,l;���.(  ��,;r,;a��-f.r   p-ninvinir   the emolu-   provisionsof the "Mineral Act' and Amending-  cabinet minister enjoying  tne emoiu    Acts. and .f at the ex^:ration of nillety dftys  _-i.��*   ��ffi������    ���*,rf" K-,cU;.i,r    ;-i    Hip   from  the date of the first publication of this  ments of office,  and basking   1.1   tne  notlce in tUe Boundary creek Times you fail  ���i      ���* wjc ~..n���A^rr, nnonnonfo      The-   <" refuse to contribute your portion of such ex-  smiles of his quondam opponents,    ine   penditt,rei ���ameiy $230.5o, toother  with al'  .���-���''   w    . .tn,���^���,^i,   n���i!jn,��i,k   vv.T5   costs  of  advtrtisintr,  your   Interest  in  ������'    object of these mock  parliaments  v\ as   raineral daims SIlaU'bJccomc im.ested i  said  in   me  ..    j   'ii iu�� -���,.:..���. rrUr,amf^r,n in the. m-t-    (your co-owner) upon filing in the proper office  to drill the rising generation in the ait   ^ tllatbehalf ^affidavit required by Section  _*'���     ...         i,:���_      \;-D^ootii;tv   wne   4 of the "Mineral Act Amendment Act, WOO."  of public   speaking.    Versatility  was      nated this 28th day of October, 1902.  more of a necessity than   consistency. '��� JOHN N. GREDEN.  ���--..:������-.���'���._. Lastpuplication Jan. 31,1903.  It was considered a feat of oratory  to    ���,�����,���.,   .,.���. :���  . .   x,     .,       , MINERAL ACT.  be equally athomeon= both- sidesota^  Certificate of Improvements  NOTICE.  subject.'. No responsibility..was attached to   the   Speaker's   Utterrances.      He "MEXICO"   Mineral  Claim,   situate    in   the  ,    ,          ,            ,   ...                    .-_..i����� Kettle River Mining- Division of Yale Dis-  was not thereto exploit any particular lrict     wherelocated:    In  Triple  Lake  principle.    Consequently  he. was free  ^pAKE NOTICE that I, Albert E. Ashcroft,  to appear on the side of tie government    la^  Certificate No. B50582, intend, sixty days from  the date hereof, to apply to the Mining- Recorder  for a Certiiicate of Improvements, for the purpose -f obtaining a Crown Grant of the above  claim.  And furtlier take notice that action, Uuder  ection 37, must be commenced before the issuance of such Certificate of Improvements.  Dated this 30th day of September, A. D., 1902.  ALBERT E. ASHCROFT, P. L. S.  Last issue Dec. 31st.  or opposition.  In British Columbia today public  life appears to be regulated in a similar way. In the absence of well defined  parties, principles are merely for the  purpose of securing election and are  not intended to bind a man after he  gets in the house. Indeed there is no  guarantee that a man can find his platform or his principles if he wished to  be bound by them. A public man has  enthusiastically entered a fight, hugging a delusion that he had at least  found a heaven born leader, who had  the right brand of panaceas for the  ills of the province and one who would  always stay true. When the elections  were over, is has sometimes happened  that the patriot was unable to find his  leader and that the panaceas which  were for.election purpose only had been  returned to the shelf, Urder such circumstances what could the poor fellow  do? The easiest way out of the difficulty  is to accept a seat among the mighty  at a salary of S4000 a year.  The mock parliament of the little  red school is no greater travesty on  responsible government than the provincial go.vernmentof to-day. Al! sorts  of remedies may be suggested; all sorts  of political parties may be organized to  purge our politics and bring better  conditions but there will be no stability  until the two great political parties of  THIS SPACE BELONGS  TO  The  Pioneer Stationer and  Confectioner   of    Boundary  Creek.  ���t-^X'^^X^^^^^^XKK^X^XK^X^X^X^X^X^X^X^^X^X^X^X^X":*  i  &������  r  '4  X  X  r  4 ����  *A>  HEADQUARTERS FOR������  | A URGE CONSIGNMENT OF  *  r  r  r  r  r  r  r  r  r  r  r  r  r  r  r  r  r  r  r  r  r  r  r  r  4  f  r  r  r  TO ARRIVE IN A FEW DAYS AT THE  South End Grocery Store  cAll Kill be   Welcome.  <><>$<m{m^^mJ����^mJ.*j.��^}m.j*j��.^j��.Jm.^  MINERAL ACT.  Certificate of Improvement.  NOTICE.  "HUNTER" Mineral Claim, situate in the  Kettle River Mining Division of Yule  District. Where located : Horseshoe  Mountain. Main Kettle River.  TAKE NOTICE that I, Albert E. Ashcroft.  Free Miner's Certificate No. B302o5, acting'  as agent for Owen Mellon, Free Miner's Certificate No. B74202 intend sixty  days from the date hereof to apply to tlie  mining recorder for a certificate of improve  ment for the purpose of obtaining a crown  grant for above claim.  Aud  furtlier take notice that action   u.'.dei  cection 37 must be commenced  before the issuance of such certificate of improvements  Dated this 2Cth day of September, A. D., 1902  ALBERT E. ASHCROFT, P. h. S.  Last issue Dec. 31.  ���X'���*XMXwX-��X'wXMX*X'"XwX������X,C���*���'MJ',  BICYCLE AND  MACHINE REPAIRS.  �� PAINTING AND  SIGN WORK.  NOTICE TO   CONTRACTORS.  SCHOOL, EHOLT.  SEA  School  House" will be received  by  the  ��� undersigned up to  noon of   Monday, the sth  I Decjembwr, 1902, fcr the erection and completion  ] of a one-room frame school house at Eholt.  i     Plans, specifications,  forms of   tender   and  i contract  may be seen on and after the 24th  November. 1902. at theoffice of the Government  Agent,   Grceuwood,   and   at   the    Lands mid  Works Department, Victoria.  Tenders will not be cousidered unless made  upon the printed forms supplied for the purpose  and the agreement to execute a bond appended  to the forms of tender Is duly signed by the  contractor himself and two oilier responsible  residences of the Province in the penal sum of  $350, for the faithful performance of the work.  The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted.  W. S. GORE.  Deputy Commissioner of Lands and Works  Lands and Works Department.  Victoria. B.C., lSth November. 1W2.  | Copper St.    Greenwood. |  CP<  wmmmmwwmmwwwmmmwii  ee  ontreal.  Capital, all paid up $12,000,000.  Rest  $8,000,000.  President.   Lokh Strathcona and Modnt Royal.  Vice-President:    Hon. Geokge A. Drummond.  General Manager :    E. S   Cloustox.  Branches in London, Eng. -j&$*b^c'^a.\ New York, Chicago.  Buy and sell Sterling Exchange and Cable Transfers : Grant Commercial an  Travellers' Credits, available in any part of the world.  Greenwood Branch,     F. J. FINUCANE, Manager.  *=0  mmMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMK  FURNITURE  CARPETS  LINOLEUMS]  CROCKERY  GLASSWARE  CUTLERY  SILVERWARE I  BAR GOODS  THE fANADlAN pAMOF f OMMERCE  With Which is Incorcorated the  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. MYTTON  MANAGER GREENWOOD BRANCH.  The   largest   hotels  and  finest  residences in B.C. were furnished bv us throughout  WEILER BROS.  VICTORIA. B. C.  j P. O. BOX 296. 'PHONK 179  i       IU. 3. mclHiHan Sf Co.,  ! WHOLESALE GROCERS ANH AGENTS FOR  ! TUCKET CIGAR CO., UNION LABEL CIGARS.  I BRANDS.  | MONOGRAM, MARGUERITA, BOQUET, OUR SPECIAL,  EL JUSTILLO,       EL CONDOR.       SARANTIZAIJGS.    SCHILLER  Corner  Alexander Street and Columbia Avenue, Vanronver. H. C, l'agc <>.  THE   BOUNDAivi    CJREEK   TIMES.  Card of Thanks.  On behalf of the family of the late  W. E. Medill I wish to publicly acknowledge our gratitude for kindness shown  to my husband during his illness and  for sympathy expressed to us in our bereavement. Especially to Rev. Mr.  Thomson of Midway are we grateful  for the part he took in the funeral ceremonies.  On behalf of the family and  Mrs. W. E. Medill.  FOR SALE.  Eiffht room house ou Silver Street. Fisher's  addition. Greenwood, 11. C. cheap lor cash, or  on easv terms. Also Anaconda, 15. C. property  for sale. Address FRANK MILLER. 2013  Mallon A-ve., Spokane. Wash.  For Good Rigs  and Saddle Horses  -GO TO THK-  It is reported from Camp McKinnev  tdat a short time ag-o C. M. Bennett,  who jumped the Waterloo claini, contending- that neither the old Waterloo  Mining- & Milling company nor the  more recent Waterloo Consolidated  Mining- & Milling- company had a legal  title to the claim, was offered a cash  consideration by one of the management of the new company to induce him  to abandon his claim to the property  and thus put an end to litigation in  volving the new company's title. Bennet telephoned to his lawyers at Greenwood and afterwards refused the  amount offered him, and positively declined to compromise with the company  on any other terms than that the company convey to him the mineral claim  formerly owned by him and known as  the Radja and which he states the Waterloo company's superintendant jumped and thus deprived him of it. It is  only a few weeks since a well known  resident at Camp McKinney cashed the  Waterloo company's check for $150 in  Greenwood, and this it was freely rumoured at the time was a consideration  he received to withdraw from the  stand he had taken in connection with  the disputed title to the Waterloo.  Meanwhile the mine is reported to be  looking very well indeed so that there  is every encouragement for those engaged in contesting the company's title  to it to persist in their endeavors to oust  it from possession.  fflii UVERY  A, G. DAVIES,   ���  Manager.  Near McNeill's Feed Store.  E. W. BISHOP  Major Megraw, Mining Recorder at  Beaverdell was in the city this week.  He is spending some time at McKinney  as in the absence of a wagon road there  is but little doing in the West Fork  country.  Do you use Blue Ribbon Tea ?  PLUMBING  STEAMFITTING, HOT  WATER HEATING.  Estimates Given.     Satisfaction   Guar;  anteed.  Naden-Flood Block, Greenwood*  MINERAL ACT.  Certificate of Improvements.  NOTICE.  AMANDA   Mineral    Claim,    situate    in    the  Kettle    River    Mining-   Division   of   Yale  District.   Where located :   In Long- Cake  camp.  TAKE NOTICE tnat I, C. JR. Shaw agent  for James Hunter, Free Miner's Certificate No.  B56922 intend, sixtv days from the date hereof,  toapply tothe Mining- Recorder fora Certificate  of Improvements, for the ourpose of obtaining-  a Crown Grant of the aboveclaim.  And further take notice that action, under  section 37, must be commenced before the issuance of sueh Certificate of Improvements.  Dated this Sth day of Julv, A. D. 1902.  First issue Nov. 28. ,C. A. E. SHAW.  It is getting  You will want to send your  friends east something.  They are interested in you  and consequently in the  city and district where you  live. Why not send them  the Times for a year. It  will cost you only Two  dollars; mailed direct from  this office to anv address.  *l'*l~l"l"l��l"l"l~Z'"l<dZ*iZdtfi^M  A List of Firms Who Are  Doing  Business in  Greenwood.  ��� ��>*.;��K^:MM>��*>flH��.>*<^����*>^  BANKS.  THE BANK OF MONTREAL.  F. J. Finucane, ��� Manager.  THE BANK  OF BRITISH NORTH  AMERICA.  W. G. H. BELT,       -       -      Manager.  THE CANADIAN BANK OF  COMMERCE.  Henry F. Mytton,       -      Manager.  /p.  33  Greenwood  is  the  financial and commercial centre 01 the jr  Boundary Creek District.    It is the supply  point for the S^  Mining camps.    From  the city roads lead to Greenwood. ^pz  Deadwood,   Copper,  Summit,   Long L,ake, Skylark, White S��j  and Atwood, Wellington and other Boundary Creek camps. ����:  __                                            Robt. Wood or C. Scott Galloway, Greenwood g  ~3      For prices of lots and other  ^S    , information address   ^!!!tH!i!!nmmH^Hn!mH!!!!mn!n?!Hn?mf!!?H^???Hf?nH??f?!!!!??!t!!f!!f!!nnn!!?!??mn!!nm  ii  es  ��#-  MONTREAL. OUEBEC-  MANUFACTURERS OF  -��*  | Tnger$ofl*$erQeant  I     ������machinery**  ROCK DRILLS, STRAIGHT LINE ^  DUPLEX and CORLISS AIR COM- =1  PRESSORS ... B  �� BOILERS, HOISTS, PUMPS, Etc. c���p���Zf ZZZlfgEI������** 3  gr     Agents For The Bullock Diamond Drills. ____ stock carried in rossland. -^��  ��~ R. JI. C. metlally, Rossland, B. C. 5s  ^iiuuiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiuiiiuiuuiiiiauumiiiiiiiuiuiiiiiiiiiiaiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiuiiiiaiaauaui^  m  s  ��  ���m  WHEN YOU WANT.  _m  ��  -m.  That is printing. When you want cheap nasty printing-  send east for it. Our stock and work is always the best;  our prices are reasonable. The office now has power  presses and everything necessary for srood work and  prompt delivery. We pay the  best workmen.  highest wages and get the  The 'Boundary Creek Times.  tm-  ��^  [��)���(??]  -$  ���r<si��i  "a     sr  ~sr Tar  Ta.  ���^ 1* +  '.ST    TST   T2."  m  m-  DRY GOODS AND CLOTHING-  RENDELL & CO.,  Dealers in Dry Goods, Men's Furnishings, Boots and Shoes, Mason & Risch  Pianos., etc., etc.  GREENWOOD TRADING CO'Y.,  Limited.  General Merchandise. Copper St.  HUNTER-KENDRICK CO., Limited.  General Merchandise,  Copper Street, Greenwood.  THE MART.  Gaunce & Wickwire.  Real  Estate.   Money  to  Loan.   Fire  Life and Accident Insurance.  TAILORING.  WILSON & CO.  Merchant Tailors. Greenwood, St,  W. ELSON,  Merchant Tailor.  Copper Street.       Opp. Windsor Hotel.  ASSAYERS.  GROCERIES AND HARDWARE.  RUSSELL-LAW-CAULFIELD CO.,  LIMITED.  Dealers in  Hardware,  Groceries   and  Furnishings.  JEWELLRY.  MILLER BROS.  Jewellers and Opticians.  S. BARRY YUILL  Practical Watchmaker   and   Je-veller.  Greenwood, B. C.  MEATS, ETC.  P. BURNS & CO.,  Wholesale and Retail Meat Merchants.  CANDY FACTORY.  "C. V   SEMERAD,  Candy Factory and Ice Cream Parlors,  Fruits, etc.   -  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.  H. A. KING & CO.,  Tobaccos,  Cigars,  Smokers Sundries,  Books, Newspapers and Periodicals.  HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS.  THE GEM RESTAURANT,  C. R. Pittock, - Proprietor.  FURNITURE.  T. M. GULLEY & CO.  Dealers in Furniture, Carpets and  Linoleums, etc.  BREWERIES.  THE ELKHORN BREWERY  Portman & Portman,       Proprietors.  In draft or bottles at all leading  hotels.  WHOLESALE LIQUORS  THE GREENWOOD LIQUOR CO.  R. Gkeigek, Manager.  Agents for Pabst and  Calgary Beer.  WALTER E^ SEGSWORTH  Provincial Assayer and Chemist.  Control Assays a Specialty.  Greenwood, B. C.  DRUGGISTS.  J. L. WHITE,  Druggist, Copper St.  AOENTS. COLLECTORS, ETC  FRED B. HOLMES, '.'  Agent,    Collector,    Janitor.       Large  warehouse for storing goods."-  P.O. Box 25     Residence opp, city hall.  REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE.  BEALEY INVESTMENT & TRUST  COMPANY, Limited.  George R. Naden,       -      Manager.  Insurance, Mines, Stocks, Real Estate.  PROFESSIONAL CARDS,  HALLETT A SHAW  Barristers, Solicitors,.  Notaries Public.  Cafcle Address :   " hallett."  Cooes  \ BTed��ord M'NeiU's   GftfHWurooo.  i Moreidf; & Neal's  Leiber's.  I. R.  HALLETT.  0. o.  H. C. SHAW.  M�� LEOD A BROWN  Barristers and Solicitors,  Notaries Public, Etc.  Offices: Wallace-Miller block. Copper street,  Greenwood, B.C.  J. R. Brown. j. p. McLeod.  ARTHUR M^WHITESIDEv^  BARRISTER and SOLICITOR  Rendell Block, Greenwood,"B.C  CHARLES AE. SHAW.  Civil Engineer ,  Dominion    an��'  Provincial  Land Surveyor.  GREENWOOD,   s s      ;   B.   O.  A. E. ASHCROFT.  Dominion and  Provincial Land Surveyor.  Mining and Engineering Surveys.  Underground Work a Specialty.  Wood Block (next Customs office.)  GREENWOOD, B. C.  MINERAL ACT 1896.  Certificate of Improvement.  NOTICE.  "SILVER DOLLAR" Mineral Claim, situate  in tlte Kettle River Min iujj Division of Yale  District. Wherelocated: About 6 ve miles  North of Canyon Creek and about two miles  West of the Main Kettle River.  TAKE NOTICE thai we, Charles Newman,  Of Camp McKinney in the said Division,  Free Miner's Certificate No. B 4o,489 and Jacob  Peterson, of the same place, Free Miner's  Certificate No.B.40,44*., intend, sixty days from  the date iiereof,- to' apply to the Mining Recorder for a Certificate of Improvements for  the purpose of obtaining- a Crown Grant to  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 31st day of May, A. D., 1902.  CHARLES NEWMAN,  JACOB PETERSON:  Last issue Nov  30.  SOCIETIES.  BOUNDARV   VALLEY   LODGE  evwsw No. 38.1.0.O. F.  Meets every Tuesday Evening at 8 0t in then  lodge room at the Wood Hall.    A cordial Invi  tatibn is extended to all sojourning brethers.  W. Elson, N.G. A. D. Hallxtt, Kec.Seo  F re! Fire! W. A. Chappelle, better  known as "Old Cap," -will act as Chimney Sweep, clean and set up jour stores  leave word at Pioneer Hotel or O.  I. C. New and 2nd band atsre.  / ^  s  ���:' THE   BOUNDARY   CREEK   TIMES'  Page 7.  i At tile Big Cornet Store Stocks. Were Never so Complete in Every Department,  II WOJSBNf IWAISIS.  ^35^   sfl   Iixfall the;$opiilar materials  Than at the Present Time,  mt^m!im^mmm%mmmm m^m^^mmwrnr-m^^^m-mrnif^fm^ ;=3S  ^3g?   f!   Iixall the|pop*iip.ar materials a��;tf,newest styles,, and prices that are sure to be  ^SS^ . --^^{.iv. *����*?;*$!&      Ay*1'' ''*��� "*v*; '"  "fi  gg A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT of up-to-datd Furs in "Victorias" "Capering"  _2^        "Collarettes" ?md Fur Boa's  |1 ME1S SECKWARE :  .I335S-- Specially selected for the Xmas Trade.    Twents-five  per cent  off all Men's  ^3S^ Overcoats for .this month.    All sizes in stock and new goods.   ������"��� :'.r.-��� '���'  |f| THE MtfHTEf|^EH^  _2sH ......     .'   '���"'""'GeneralMerchandise, Greenwood-B. C.  piMiiauii^^^  wwimmmmmm���^  ..&!���->.   .,     .   }jS  i       v1'; -'.'"' . ,i  I   "���    ':   A complete stock of Shelf and Heavy Hardware,   i  ��? ' '*'.-���'���. �� ~o.  1 The  latest  improved   patterns  in Ladies' and Gent's I _5!  I . I ^S'  1 Skates.    Handsome Carving Sets, just the thin a: for a  i Es  1 Xmas present      We are agents for the "Studebaker"  1  f Sleigh and Cutters.������   Get our prices before buying.  W '���'".''  CORE SUPPLY.  \  The editor of the Boundary Creek  Times reviewing in his laat week's issue  the coke supply question in a long editorial presents to its readers a', dismal'  picture  of   closed   smelters   and   idle  mines, in consequence of recent shortages in coke.   Upon  the Authority of  Mr. Graves he states that, the increa*-'  ing activity in the gold-copper mining  camps of the Boundary country and  the silver-lead industry of the 'Nelson  district is already making urgent de-'  mands for more smelters and he argues'  that since the fuel suppl/ is insufficient  to meet the present requirements the  growth   of   those   industries   will   be  starved for the want of fue^ f^od, and  the only cloud in his bright'picture of  the future is this much talked- of coke  shortage. -i  He speaks of the recent labor trouble  and questions the right of either" men  or company toiflo an"ythihg~to; cause a  strike and thus tie up the other indusi^  tries of the district, and he suggests a  government commission not only to  adjust their differences but to' enquire  into th�� matter of securing a full, sup-'  ply of fuel for the smelters." ',.')','    ;'",  We believe the Times jo be .sincere iu  its pessimistic views an.cl'for .-��� that'fea��  son we will try to briefly'e^piaui..'some  wrong- conceptions it Has taken, of our  mait. industry.   The labo>;tr'duM.ey:i::?''  ''_aettled"a'hd'r'we=b"ilieve-seitledi��6rf'gbbd;r]  The recent strike at Nlichel was merely  a family quarrel which Manager/Tonkin had nothing to do with.    The mines  at the Crow's   IJest .Pass''(5bai'!'.C'omV  pany's   three    districts    were    never  worked to better adyantage.both  the  employees  aud the employer,  than  at  the present time.    The men are earning,  larger wages than  th -.y  etver did, and,.  the mines,  considering  t$ie  workable;  territory, never turned^t'-j-more coal-  than at the present' timev.-^f he pro^-i  pects never were brighter^for a long,  uninterrupted   season;, of,   industrious  activity and we assiire2tl?e'Times' that  neither the company 'or; the  men  are  looking for trouble^^ 4'_:;...;.;,.;'' .':,;. -J.......  Now let us see if we cannot let ,tnore  sunlight on the Tinies picture by 'dispelling the cloud with which he has  hidden the sun'of prosperity. At the  present time the.ovens of Pirhie and  Michel export 700 tons of coke daily.  Next year those new smelter3 of the  Boundary country may draw 'supplies  from 250 more ovens at Michel, and  Morrissey which; at the present time  has no ovens will be one of ihe largest  supply points for- this .important fuel;  If then the demand.is greater than the  output no reason presents itself to our  midn why the supply cannot be increas^  ed to any reqnired extent. The coal is  here in incomputable quantities, and of  a quality surpassing any other for coking purposes.  In reviewing the past season the  Times should not forget that strikes  are not the only drawback the Coal Co.  has had to contend with. The effects  of the explosion of May 22nd  are still  seen in our coke exports, and :as the  :crippled condition of the wrecked mine  is being-improved the output as steadily increases. Coupled with this is the  fact that the coal demand for domestic  a^cC.bther purposes is becoming greater  and this market is necessarily satisfied  firs^ ���      />v  Operators of metalliferous mines are  ���apt to forget .that coal Wines a're'not  ^developed ina day. Tlie Crow's Nest  Pass Coal Company has spent millions  ���in.Ue.velbpment work and the mines are  still- in their infancy. By far the greater part'of the >work done as yet is in the  way of preparation for permanent and  future operations and when these mines:  emerge-, from infancy into the full  strength bf.maturity we feel confident  that^all'themet^lliferous industries of  the: interior will be able to get its fuel  supply' from our inexhaustable deposits. ������'.  .... ������'  "Shake! therefore Brother TSoss and  let us rejoice tn the mutual advantages  our districts give.; ��� Go ahead with your  mines as fast as.you like and you ^will  find the coke industry of this:'valley,  keeping even pace with .you.���Firnie  Free Press.   ,    ��� ., ���-  ...  NOTICE OF FORFEITURE-  To'George Beardsley of Greenwood, B. C., and  ,'ahy person or persons* ic whom he may  ��� ���'/'haveihave transferred his interest In the  y '"L, S/' Mineral ciaim, situate in Skylark  V^-GaniR in the Kettjp-River-MiBing-Division  '^of Yale District. "'    ���''"���'   K  OU ARE hereby notified that I haveex-        fendedS29S.0O.in order to bold-the said  mineral claihi tiu'der the provisioiis .of Ithe  Mineral Act, that j-ou should contribute S102.S0  as-:your.-portion..of the said sum for vour undivided one half interest'in said claim and if  within 9,0 days from the first insertion .of this  notice you fall or refuse to contribute the sum of  3102.50"which i? now due by you< tog-ether with  all costs of advertising, your interest in the said  mineral claim willbecome the property of the  fsubscriber under section four of an Act entitled  the "Mineral Act Amendment Act," 1900.  Dated  at UrefenwOod, B. C, the 26th dav of  September, 1902.'        ROBERT DEMPSTER,  NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.  To JOHN COLLINS and any  person or  per-  ���-.    sons to w'hoiii'he may have transferred his  ;   inleiests in the "TIP TOP" Mineral claim  . situate-iin the West Fork of Kettle River,  lving- 'North  of and  adjoininR   the  Knob  ��� ���'.   Hill  Mineral claim    in   the   Kettle  River  ��� Miiihijr Division of Yale District. ' '  You are hereby notified that 1 have expended  SIO2.5OJ11 order to hold the said mineral claim  under the. provisions of the Mineral Act, that  yoirshbilld contribute S51.25 as your portion of  the said#snm for your undivided one half interest in said claim and if within 90 days from  the first Insertion of this notice you fail or refuse to contribute the sum of $51.25 which is  now due bj you, tofecher with all costs of  advertising, your interest in sai<l mineral  claim will become the property of the subscriber under section four of an Act entitled  the "Mineral Act Amendment Act." 1900.  ' Dated at Greenwood, B. C. the 28Hidayof  October, 1902. JOHN MATTHEWS.  I<ast insertion Jan. 31st, 1903.  NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.  To GEORGE RITER, of the City of Green wood-  in the Province of British Columbia, Pros,  pector: \    '  You'are hereby notified that I have expended  S200.00 in pei'forming assessment work.'.on the  ."Harquahala" and "Paramatta" Mineral  claims, situate in Copper Camp, in the Kettle  River Mining Division, Yale District,.British  Columbia, and the sum of S5.00 for recording  tile said work, the same being- necessary tc hold  the claims under the provisions of the Mineral  Act and Amending Acts, and if at the expiration of ninety days from the date of the first  publication of this notice in the Houndary  Creek Times, you fail or refuse to contribute  your portion of such expenditure, namely the  sum of SI.S.S3, together with all the costs of  advertising', your interest in the said claims  shall become vested in your co-owners, pro  rata, according to their several interests there  in, in pursuance of the provisions of section *  of the Miueral Act Amendment Aci. 190i)  Dated at Greenwood, British Columbia, this  20th, dav of October, A. D., 1902.  MIKE MORRIS.  Do you use Blue Ribbon Tea ?  Jt �� vjt <�� & ^ ��t Jj ^�� ,j* .�� �� Si 0�� .* v* J*  i  J. A. ZELLER,    Prop.  Comfortable rooms by day or  month. ���  '.'."MEAIiS AT ALL HOURS. :  Board  and   Room   by the month  $25,00.   '  v' $ Jf & �������� ��r jp-j? jf aP v *?.��? a? t? jf jp<  THE NEW  Reniodelled, Renovated- and Refurnished. Only the best; Liquors and  digars. Prompt servicer Courteous  Treatment. Good Rooms. Modern  Conveniences.  Fred B, Munn,      Manager.  Don't be Misled  By Eastern catalogues.  Dotit's send east for Xmas  presents because they are  cheap and get something  3^ou don't want. Come and  see' our goods and geu.om  prices. .We guarantee satisfaction ���   Watc ma ke  { " -a and Jewellers.  THE BEST BEER IN TOWN IS MADE BY  \    PORTMAN   & PORTMAN  Proprietors  ASK FOR  The Elkhorn Lager. Beer Contains only Pure Malt Hops  Try  It! It is kept on draught or in Bottles by ail the leading Hotel  ���CK>OO<>0<K}<>O0<><>0<>OO<>0<>OOO<>CK>  I beg to aunounce .that  I have disposed of my Drug  business including book  debts to J. "h.. White. I  desire to thank my many  friends for their liberal  patronage while in business  in Green and a>k for  mysucce kind i  treatment  ' that    has   been  accorded maself.  ��      Nov. 21st.  1.902.  OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO  Write to  (MM, fill, 1.1L  FOR  arness  S^^^^^MSSSfSESSSfm^SlSSZ^  I  \i  AND ALL KINDS OF  HORSE GOODS.  Special prices to Greenwood customers.  Mail orders  promptly  attended to.  n Pump Catalogues and  Specifications sent upon  request. We manufacture also Northey Cas an d  Gasoline Engine���cheap��� THE  handy���safe. Send fo ��� ' *  c.ooklet.  Cunliffe& McMillan.  Aeents at Rossland B.C.  Vancouver Engineering  Works, agents at Van-  ouvcr, B. C.  a^'-5^a��^S-CTff3E3��SaB  fimi  What About Your Xmas ad.  O>niit*..'iions ivitli  Western Union  Teleerach Company-  [22X*��i(,iTii.'<:"4 in U.S.A.!  ; -Axn���  j     Great North-Western of Canada.  I -' ".' (iftiiv- in Canada.]  CABLE SERVICE TO ALL THE .WORLD.  J. C. IIKLM. Ollice ManaLr��r. CrponU'ood, IJ.C  TKI.KIMK'SK No.  12. r; y i  THE   BOUNDAivi    CREEK   TIMES.  ��� " . *  Xmas Presents  Are now arriving, and by the first   of   Decern-   �����  ber  we  will   have   for  your inspection the best  assorted lne of FANCY GOODS, TOYS,   ?;  BOOKS,  ETC., ever brought to the Bound-   5"  ary. . Our assortment surpasses that of previous  *  years.    We guarantee you better value for  your  money than you can procure in the east  or  else--  ��  where.    Ally.we  ask is that you call and inspect  our goods, even if you do not wish to buy;    It is  a pleasure  to show the latest and best at prices  that eclipse all competitors.  Smith & McRae.  Books, Paper,  Photo Supplies, JStc.       v  Local and Personal.  Wanted���A g'ooii hfui-i-keeper���apply C. G. Boundary Creek Times office.  Lost���Gold filled case watch with  solid gold chain. Finder will please  return to Clarendon and receive reward.  At the Roman Catholic church there  will be services only iii the evening 'at  7.30 p. m. as Father'Bedard has services at Phoenix in the morning'.  Ij you want some good stuff call at  the South End Grocery. Watch for  our Xmas candies���Happy time for  every one.  Geo. W. Hughes and Jas. L. Retallack who are heavily interested in the  silver lead mines of the Sloean were  here for several days this week. Mr.  Hughes was ill most of the time'. A  severe cold developed into grippe and  he was confined to his room for several  days.  . At the last regular meetinpr, Greenwood lodge K. of P. elected the following officers for the ensuing term: K.  C. B. Frith C. C; Kenneth McKenzie  V. C.;D. A. McKenzie K. ofS.;J. H.  McNeill M. of F.; Geo. Ba-ber M. of E..  I,. B. Hodge Prelate.: Geo. F. Williams M. of W.; A. D. Hallett I. G.. and  A. S. Embree O. G.  of the Waterloo mine, also in Camp McKinney, is now showing about five-feet  of gold quartz ore assaying from one  hundred to one hundred and thirty dollars per ton.  W. M Downie, superintendent of the  C. & W. was in the city this week.  J. C. Hartline of Rossiand was in the  city this week.  . C. Scott Galloway is up the . West  Fork where h'e,has some valuable mineral claims.  V  For rent pianos,  sewing  machines  O. I. C. 2nd Hand Store.  Gradd Forks, Dec. 3.���The Cascade  Power Company, which has developed  3,000 horse power on Kettle river* at  Cascade, 12 miles east of this eity, began supplying power to Granby sme'ter  today.   .  The electrical power is transmitted  over a pole line to this city. L,aterelec-  tricitiy will be supplied to the Snowshoe  and Grandby Mines at Phoenix for the  purpose of running air drills and operating hoists and ore crushers..""���''  W. Nickels, for some time ticket  agent and latterly telegraph operator  at the C. P. R. station Greenwood, left  yesterday to act as operator at Tunnel  station, also on the Columb'a & Western railway, for a short time. He is  succeeded at Greenwood by H. R. Stevenson, formerly from Lytton and recently at Coryell. Mr. Nickels expects  "to"$fet~away~snbrtly ^  he purposes spending in the east.  Annual sale now going oh. Don't  go elsewhere to be cheated���come in  here.  Ladies Doll Show.  Information has been received that  a strike of good ore has been made in  Cariboo-McKinnev company's Cariboo  mine, at Camp McKinney, at four hundred foot level, west. Heretofore  nearly all pay ore found has been to  the eastward, work to the west having  given but poor results. Lately, though,  the head shift doss persisted in development work west, with gratifying  eventual results.  It is stated that the face of the drift  at the one hundred and sixty foot level  The ladies of the Presbyterian church  are holding a doll sale on Saturday  6th December in the dining- room of the  B. C. Hotel which Mrs. Douglas has  kindly lent for the occasion.: There  will be on sale dolls of all colors and  nationalities from the pale Caucasian  to the deep tinted visages from India's  coral atrand.  There will also be served a supper to  satisfy the most fastidious taste for  which a"small charge wiirbeinade7an^  some singing and recitations by the  best local talent. This a splendid  opportunity for securing appropriate  gifts for the youngsters at reasonable  figures.  For Rent���A comfortable five-roomed  house on Kimberley Ave. furnished,  good well water.   Apply The Mart.  Major Megraw, Mining Recorder at  Beaverdell was in the city this week.  He is spending some time at McKinney  as in the absence of a wagon road there  is but little doing in the West Fork  country.  MEN'S ��VERC��ATS,  AT ��NE-HALF THEIR REAl  These af e Lines we are Clearing Out and \ will v. jbe ^splS  at BARGAIN PI^ :    y  DOLLS,       TOYS,  LEATHER   - GOODS,  CHINA WARE,  CHRISTMAS���  7^  NOVELTIES.  and hosts of things  suitable for Christmas presents too  numerous to mention  Priees at Rock  Bottom.  J. L. COLES.  ���XK-X��<K��<��X^^X^~X��>��><-M��>*��X��  at moderate  class .board  Well heated rooms  :*j* pricies. : Also first  ��>. by day or.week. -  .-  ?       THE SWAYNE HOUSE,  * Silver Street,  % '���"'.'���       "'"   '���'���"      "Greenwood.  yy^^^^isERjit"ACTp wocttt y. ."j.  Certificateof Improvements.  NOTICE  NORTHiSTAR.RING.SlLVER BELL.HARD  TO-BEAT.MOUNTAIN VIEW.MASSINGER  and BOBBIE BURNS Fractional Mineral  Claims, situate in the Kettle Rirer Mining-  Division of Yale District. Where located':  On Horseshoe Mountain, Main Kettle  River. -. ���,. ���-,     _ ���-���. -  TAKE iNOTICE that'we, Mary Turner, Mc  Mynti and William Graham McMynn. Free'  Miners Certificate Nos. B54902 and Bs4901 re-  spectirely,. iutend, sixty days from the date  hereof, to apply to the Mining Recorder i'or  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 15th day of July, 1902.  Mahy Turner McMynn.  William Graham McMynn.  Last issue Jau. 25. .4  Certificate of Improvement^  NOTICE.'  CORNWALL Mineral  Claim  situate ia  the  Kettle River Mining Division of Oufroes  District.     Where   located : " AMot   tw��;  ...   miles North east of Camp McKinney on  -J McCarreji Creek.-.- .1. ....... ,  -TT1 AKE NOTICE that J, Syoney M: Johnson  '��*'������ 5SMn*'*s agent for P. B. S. Stanhope,  **?? Miner's. Certificate . N6. .BSS422, Intend?  sixty days from date hereof, to apply tb this  >Miniug Recorder .for'"Certificate of Improve,  ments, for the purpose of Obtaining'a'Crtwto'  Grant of the above claim.  And fnrther take, notice that 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. ACI..  Certificate of Improvements'  NOTICE.  TACOMA Mineral claim situate in- the Kettle  River'Mini'ug Division of Osoyoos District.  Where located : Near Boundary Falls and  ad joining-the Don't Know mineral claim.'  TAKE NOTICE that I, Sydney M. Johnson  acting as agent for Sam J. Jensen, Free  Miner's Certificate No. B 41799 and An��ie  Christenson. Free Miner's ^Certificate No.  B 5��91s, . intentf sixty.;- days from the  date hereof,-to apply to' the Mining Recorder  ior a Certificate of Improvements, for the purpose of obtaining a crown grin t 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 6th day of July, A. I).. 1902.  Sept. 18. SYDNEY M, JOHNSON  Do you use Blue Ribbon Tea ?  A NEW LINE OF  SCISSORS.  POCKET KNIVES.   RAZORS,  TABLE  CUTLERY,  TOBACCO.   CIGARS   AND   HOCKEY   STICKS.  WE HAVE SOME FINE JEWELRY, DIAMONNS, PINS, STUDS  AND RINGS, PINE FIRE OPAL PIN, LADIES,   EMERAL RING  WITH   DIAMONDS,   SOLID   GOLD  AND   SILVER   WATCHES.  AND CHAINS.  PIANOS,   SEWING    MACHINES,   OLD   AND   NND,   A   COMPLETE LINEuOP  HOUSE GOODS OF ALL KINDS OLD AND NEW.  ilils    fini  BPHi'  -BfeSSsgaaa  iQjSfH  ||p=8B  HARNESS.  ~n   Come And See Our Big Stock of Goods   ih-  THE  O.  I.  O.  A. L. WHITE, Opposite the A. H. Sperry.