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 !J  H  VOL. 14  GREENWOOD,   B. C.,   FRIDAY, MARCHH1, 1910.  No. 27  /?���  1QIO  D  v/i u  7970  Friday and Saturday  March 18 and 19.  ALL THE LATEST STYLES  IN SPRING MILLINERY.  C F. STORK  ^  fr  Greenwood's Big Furniture Store  A SWELL LINE OF IMPORTED  LINOLEUMS  Printed and Inlaid, just opened up.  Agents for Ostermoor Mattresses.  Agents for Bell Pianos and Organs.  Agents for Edison Phonographs.  Everything in the  Furniture Line.  T. It. Gulley & Co.  HOUSE FURNISHERS -   -   Phone 27  ^  ^^^m^^^mm^^Mmmm'  -SPECIAL"  CEMagnetic Razors  These are the best double concave Razors made,  and they  are guaranteed forever  against  defect  in  material or  workmanship.  Sold all over the world for $2.50,  Our Special Price, $2  =^  THOMAS DRUG & MUSIC CO,  THE STORE OF QUALITY.  J)  P. BURNS & CO.  Wholesale and Retail Dealers in  Fresh Meats  Poultry and Game  Copper Street, Greenwood, B. C.  A COWARDLY  ATTACK  No more unjustifiable attack has  ever been made on any body of public servants in Canada than Mr. Macgowan made in the legislature last  week on the judges of the supreme  court. If his attack, had been based  on truth and- made for. high" public  motives, it might have been commended, even if frnade, as it was, in  the wrong placed; 4: But, if he is correctly reportcdvjri tlie Province, Mr.  Macgpwah confessed the'-. real reason  of his attack; to be a desire for revenge, or retaliation, or redress, (as  he may regard it), in behalf of political friends of his, whom he alleges  to have been ".brutally treated" by  one of the. judges. Such a reason for  raking xip malicious personal charges  which were refuted ten years ago,  does not commend itself to decent  men. / And no circumstances could  justify the coarse and outrageous language Mr. Mrcgowan chose to employ.  The attack was the more to be con-,  deiiined, because it was made deliberately. Mr. Macgowan gave notice  of amotion to amend the Supreme  Court Act by adding- certain restrictions as to the qualification of judges.  This amendment is one the Provincial  legislature has no power to pas��, and  which, therefore, he had ho right to  move. But it enabled Mr. Macgowan to make his assault in a place  where his charges could 'not be effectively denied, and where "the privileges  of the legislature protects a member  in any utterances. That is hardly a  course to commend itself to ordinary  manliness.  Mr. Macgowan could have satisfied himself, if- he had chosen to do  so, that the silly allegations, respecting  Mr. Justice Clement were untrue.  He squJsLhave learned that, flimsy as  SWi  SMOKER  Oh Monday evening last, at Greenwood Auditorium, a most 'successful  Smoker took place,.the; occasion, being a desire on behalf of Greenwood  citizens to publicly honor the Greenwood champibni,' hockey-"team and  show them ^sorae' mark of'appreciation ior their rnaghificent prowess this  winter. The two magnificent cups  won by the boys were exhibited, bedecked in yellow; and bl.uk, the  Hockey*'club colors. At half' past  eight o'clock some 150 smokers had  assembled, and the chairman of the  evening, E. G... Warren, stinted the  ball rolling with a witty speech, which  was loudly applauded. Two special  policemen, J.' Dimrnick and W.  Fleming, were appointed by the chair  to seize and arrest anyone on'any pretext, and the victims brought before  the chair, during the evening contributed to the amusement of the  crowd and the funds, being each and  all fined for good and -sufficient cause.  The evening's program was extremely varied and (equally interesting.  There were classical and otherwise  selections by the Mother Lode orchestra, songs by D. M. Macpher-  son, the Mother * Lode quartette and  others. Two capital boxing bouts  added spice to the evening's enjoyment. W. McMillan and^T. Brady  mixed up in a three round contest and  were the recipients of much stpplause.  Referee Warren declared ;the go a  draw. Later in the evening' George  Clerf faced G. Blankenship, in the  ring and prdved himself /as handy  with the gloves as he is with'a hockey  stick. Referee CameronfVdecided  infavor of both participarit|. The  wrestling match between jBimmick  and' de Weile was the tyem of the  evenings .:.:,   -''-...."^rffr  ChairmB^Siftittaij^ri^btwtced the.  iibiee  CERRO DE PASCO  MINING CO., PERU  -A. B. W. Hodges, who has been  the;manager of the Granby Co.'s  mines at Phoenix and smelter at"  Grand Forks-sihce 1899, has resigned  his position and accepted the management of the Cerro de Pasco Mining  Co., a #10,000,000 organization;  with head office in New York and  general office at Lima, Peru. This  company is controlled by J. Pierpont  Morgan and qther prominent and  wealthy residents of New York. The  company is to be congratulated on securing the services of so able a  smelter manager as Mr. Hodges.  The Cerro de Pasco Mining Co.  owns 941 claims, and 70,000 acres of  miscellaneous lands, including copper  claims in the Morococha and Yauli  districts, and about 400 acres of land  that includes three-fourths of the rich  Cerro de Pasco district, with a smelter  site and extensive coal tracts north of  Cerro de Pasco. The elevation is  14,3.00 feet above sea level, rendering  physical, labor very fatiguing. The  population of the town is 15',000.  Silver,was discovered at Cerro de  Pasco in 1630 and production to the  close of the 19th century is estimated  at 450��000,000 ounces, almost entirely extracted by hand labor. The  company's ore bodies carry gold, silver, copper, galena, zinc and  cobalt.  The reduction works at La Fundi-  con, nine miles.from the mines, and  connected therewith by rail, consist  of the smelter plant, furnaces, converter, powef plant, iron foundry,  warehouse, machine shop, carpenter  shop, smithy, laboratory, office and  dwellings for employees.  The company furnishes its own  fuel, owning extensive beds of bituminous coal, of coking grade. The  company's brick plant has proved an  important success. This plant also  ~ ^d^jile ^ipe. A  s&lrojro- the  tftfrfbi^S' '���  WILL BUILD  NEW RINK  As a result of the new combination rink movement which  has been the talk of the week,  and which JB. G. Warren introduced in his speech at the smoker  on Monday night, a v committee  has been formed as follows: D.  Mcintosh, mayor of Greenwood,  E. G. Warren, Dr. -McLean,  Thos. Lyons, W. J. Mitchell,  Doc Goodeve, G. B, Taylor, Alex  Greig, K C. B. Frith, R. J,  Saunders, J. A. Russell, and  Howard Cameron. This committee is a very representative  one and is sufficient endorsation  ot the worthy project to warrant  everyone doing. all they can to  help promote the object of the  committee, the erection of a combination skating and curling rink.  TO THE COAST  INTERESTED  IN TUNNEL  The C. P. R., have announced  their intention to complete their  line from Midway to the coast in  two years.  W. F. Stillwell, merchant of  Lafayette, Indian, visited Green-;  wood last week. Mr. Stillwell is  a shareholder in the Greenwood-  Phoenix tunnel and was much  impressed with the splendid work  being done by manager Mcintosh  and is most confident of ihe  future success of the tunnel.  MINE SHUT DOWN  Seven hundred men arc thrown  out of work by the suspension ( f  the works at shafts No. 6 and 7  of the Osceola Mining Co., of  Houghton, Mich. An official announcement stated that the shutdown v/as due to the necessity for  repairs.  DIED  John Houston died at 3.30 p.m.,  March 8, at Quesnel, B. C.  There will be a new rink con:-  mittee meeting on Wednesday  evening next, March Id, at the  City hall at 8 o'clock.  THE CANADIAN BANK  OF COMMERCE  Paid-up Capital, $10,000,000     Reserve, $6,000,000  DRAFTS ON   FOREIGN  COUNTRIES  Arrangements have recently been completed under which the branches  of this Bank are able to Issue Drafts on the principal points  In the following countries:  Austria-Hungary    Finland Ireland  Belgium  Brazil  Bulgaria  Ceylon  China  Crete  Denmark  Egypt  Faroe Islands  Formosa  France  Fr'ch Cochin-China  Germany  Great Britain  Greece  Holland  Iceland  India  Italy  Japan  Java  Manchuria  Mexico  Norway  Persia  Phillipine Islands  RounMqia  NO   DELAY   IN   ISSUING.  FULL   PARTICULARS  ON  ������'.*&-��;<���!������' '���:/:: .'���<���:��� -.-���i ���}.���:.".  Russia  Servia  Siam  South Africa  Straits Settlements  Sweden  Switzerland  Turkey  West Indies .173  - aiul elsewhere  A PPM CATENA  M  and haviL��� , -^^Bsr^-...,  and express his regret for a grave in-tv  ^DUSf:  lierois proposal and arrange  jury.  The people of this province, and  particularly of this district, where Mr.  Justice Clement is intimately known,  can form a more reliable estimate of  him from his record during the past  nine years in British  Columbia than  from   vague,    nameless,    malicious  rumors originating in the Yukon  ten  years ago.    In those days every government official who  ventured  into  Dawson carried his reputation in his  hand and was at the mercy of a crowd  of adventurers and of a very yellow  press.    Since coming to British Columbia  in  1901,   Mr.   Glement has  been continuously before the  public.  While he lived in this district, he was  very active in public affairs.  He was a  candidate for the legislature in 1903,  and before his appointment as County  Judge in 1905 was concerned as counsel in important cases.    When he left  the Boundary for Vancouver, he carried with him the respect of all classes.  So much for his " rusticating in Grand  Forks."    His record as  judge speaks  for itself.    It is beyond question  that  his diligence, courtesy, efficiency and  honesty  in  that  capacity  have been  noted and approved by the public. To  speak of such a man as " ghoul prowling around a morgue,"   is sheer, silly  nonsense.    The   five   years he   has  been upon the Bench are themselves  a sufficient answer to Mr.   Macgowan' s stale charges.    There will be no  sympathy with this attack amongst the  legal profession.  In Mr. Macgowan's outbreak there  was a reference to another judge,  with which we are loth to deal at all.  How any man, speaking in a public  place, could be guilty of the wanton  cruelty of this reference passes comprehension.  SAD NEWS  e��nis proposal and arrange tor  putting this projected improvement on  a business basis.  Three cheers and then some were  given for the Greenwood Hockey  team and a vote of thanks and appreciation to Doc Goodeve^ who was  unavoidably absent, for 'his excellent  management during the season.  The enjoyable evening was brought  to a close about midnight with God  Save the King.  A SAD DEATH  ��e Cerro de  ^ffp  EST  Gertrude, the 8-year old daughter of Mr. aud Mrs. McGillivary,  of Phoenix, died at the Sacred  Heart hospital, on Thursday last,  and the funeral which was  largelv attended by Phoenix and  Greenwood friends took place at  Greenwood cemetery on Saturday. The child had not been  well for a year, heart trouble being the cause of her death. Much  sympathy is felt for the parents,  wbo but a year ago lost another  little girl.  HODGES^SACKETT  by the company, operates "under a  government concession, connecting  with the Central Railway of Peru.  The railway is 83 miles long, with  several branch lines, and is on a paying basis.' The company employs a  total force of about 6,000 men.  The Cerro de Pasco is undoubtedly  the most expensive copper proposition  ever developed. Total investment is  said to be $23,000,000.  PUFFS OF SMOKE  i^v-sn��ifK&!WBSesti  r  The marriage of Miss Daisy  Hodges, eldest daughter of Mr.  and Mrs, A. B. W. Hodges, of  Grand Forks, to Mr. Blair L.  Sackett, x>f New York, took place  last Monday, March 7, at the  home of Mr. and Mrs. Hodges at  the Granby smelter, in the presence of the immediate ^family  only. The honeymoon will be  spent at Marion Lodge, Christina  Lake. Mr. and Mrs. Sackett will  accompany Mr. Hodges to Peru  the first week in April.  TOLL OF DEATH  Boost for the combined rink.  The waiters were certainly on  to their jobs.  The strong man act waB well  enacted by J. D,  The Irish Bobbie was a distinct  success, no flies on him.  Bert de W. shed his coat when  arrested, but be paid his fine like  a little man.  The mayor was arrested too,  and he committed the whole  council to support the combined  rink.  The Beer flood at the smoker  was fairly deep no one went  away dry, but n o one got  drowned.  YOUR SPRING SUIT  We are showing the latest and  most up-to-date  line of Spring Clothing made by   >  FIT-REFORM  Makers of high grade ready-to-wear Clothing  for men.    Prices:  $15, $18, $20, $22, $25 and up to $30  In making a selection it will pay you  to see these goods.  ALTERATIONS   FREE.  All suits presr.ed before sending out.  W.    ELSON  MERCHANT TAILOR.  I  t~  1  On Saturday last the death  occured at Winnipeg of John  Flesh er, for the past 25 years Dominion land agent, in his 87th  year. The deceased gentleman  was the father of Mrs. d M.  Shaw, of Greenwood, and Mrs.  W. Frith, of Keremeos. Their  many friends extend sincerest  sympathy to Mrs. Shaw and Mrs.  Frith in their sad here .vement.  Three Rosslanders were killed  in the terrible snowslide at Wellington on the G. N. R. last week.  Tlrey were Earl Fisher, 19, B.  Thompson, an old timer who  leaves a wife and 2 children; and  Alexander Chisholra, who leaves  a wife and 5 children to mourn  bis loss.  AT ROGER'S PASS.  A terrible snowslide occured at  Roger's pass on the C. P. R. last  week resulting in the death of 64  men, A gang of 800 men were  dispatched at once to open up  communication on the main line.  TO ROME  In  England  15 people out of  I every 1000 marry.  Rt. Rev. O. Dontenwill, archbishop of Ptolemais, who is on  his way to Rome," visited Nelson  last week. Father Hartman went  ,to Nelson to bid His Grace farewell.   _^ ,  CONSERVATIVE MEETING  A general meeting of Conserv-  lyes will be held on Monday evening next, at the Conservative  head quarters, McRae's old store,  on Copper street, at 8 o'clock.  il Ml    OU J J W  MECHANICS' TOOLS  MACHINISTS' TOOLS  CARPENTERS' TOOLS  I  BUILDERS' HARDWARE  GRANITEWARE  STOVES AND RANGES  m  The Hunter-Kendrick Co.,  LIMITED  HARDWARE MERCHANTS  r'"W*V'  *��V^v4  E.:  ^m  Irion  m f HE   BOyNpARY   CR��EK TdMBS  ���M  ! ffffgffHVJBffi  kef)  {?=��������  CP*  .Bank of Montreal..  ESTABLISHED 1817  Capital, all paid up, $14,400,000.  Rest $12,000,000.  CP*  cp*  CP*  CP-*  CP<  UNDIVIDED   PROFITS   St\J.62S.S6  Hon. President:   Lord Sthathcoka and Moont Hoyal. G. C. M. u.  President:   Sir Gkorgb A. Drttmmond,K.C. M.. l..  Vice-President and General Manager :   Sir E. S.  CL008TOH, Bart  Branches in London, Eng. j^h/'S.\ Hew YorU, Chicago.  Buy and sell Sterling Exchange and Cable Transfers ; Grant Commercial an  Travellers' Credits, available In any partjof the world.  SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT  Interest allowed at current rates.  _ Greenwood Branch,    W. F. PROCTOR, Manager.  �������  I  *c2  1836  THE BANK OF  1910  ���  to exhibify-and Greenwood must  secure this exposition for itself.  British North America  7* Year* in  Business.        Capital and R��s��rva Ov.r $7,000,000.  Banking  by Mail  is a great convenience to those  who live some distance from  town.  Deposits may be sent in, cash  drawn, or other business transacted by Mail, without  any trouble or delay.  Write or ask our  Local  Manager to explain   our  system to you.  Greenwood Branch^R. A. CHESTER, Manager.  An appropriation of $31,200  for roads in Greenwood riding  means that much additional currency to be circulated in this district this year. The smelter and  the Mother Lode mine, operated  by the B. C. Copper Co., expend  some $45,000 each month. Premier McBride assures us that at  least 25 miles1 of the Midway-  Vernon will be built in 1910,-  which. will increase" the growing  payroll of this section very considerably; besides, the fact of  this much, railway work being  started will mean the distribution  of considerable monies to creditors of the defunct company which  started this line. Nineteen ten  looks well from this out.  the city on its guest will'be pre*  sented in a gold casket at the  library of Guildhall, prior to the  luncheon in the banquet hall.  . John Houston, of Fort George,  who was reported to be dead, is  alive, but suffering from pneumonia at Quesnel. Mr. Houston  will be able to say, with Mark  Twain, that "the rumour of my  death.was greatly exaggerated."  PROFESSIONAL CARDS.  /. H. HALLETT  Barrister, Somcitok,  Notary Ptbuc.  Cable Address:      " Hallett."  1 Bedford M'Neill's  Codks �� Moreing Sl Neal's  I Leiber's  Gheemwood. B. O.  JOHN D. SPENCE,  Bakkistkr and Solicitor,  Rende'.l   Block,  Greenwood, B. C.  C. AE. SHAW.  Dominion and Provincial  Land Surveyor,  QftEENWOOD, B. C.  P. O. Box 57, Phone 32.  WILLIAM FLEMING.  TRANSFER DRAYING  Furniture Moving- a Specialty.  Leave orders at Matthews' Cigar Store.  H. W. FARMER & CO., ~~  REAL ESTATE AGENTS,  Rock Crbek, B. C.  BOUNDARV   VALLEY   LODGE  No. 38.1.0. 0. F.  Meets every  Tuesday Evening at 800 in the  I. O. O. F. Hall.    A cordial fnvi tation Is ez  tended to all sojourning brethern.  FRED B. HOLMES, F.E.BROWN,  N. G. V. G.  ALBERT LOGAN, Rec. Sec.  cm  Boundary Creek Times  Issued ��vtrv Trtdav  SUBSCRIPTIONS IN ADVANCE.  Pbk Yb��k     2 00  Six Months  1 25  To Fokkion Countries  2 50  FRIDAY, MARCU 11, 1910.  A COMBINED RINK  day's work, look forward to " the  roarin' game," there is no reason  why they should not iave the  very best kind of a rink, just as  our champion hockey team are  deserving of a larger field for  their utilities than tbe 2x7 old  rink.  The combined skating and curling rink will be built this fall,  and it will be an attraction to  ousiders and ourselves. Its usefulness will not cease with the  end of the cold snap. A large  building of this nature, centrally  located, will be in demand the  year round, for Bazars, Agricultural and Mining exhibits, for  a drill hall for our Boy Scouts,  or the Rifle Brigade. This much  needed and most useful building  is now id sight, and Greenwood  c^coDiiri��t��la!e^se^  OUR MIND  OUTLINES OF  CURRENT EVENTS  Great damage is resulting irom  floods in Holland.  Winnipeg is rejoicing over its  first fleet of taxicabs.  Hamilton   was  visited   by   an  earthquake last week  New Westminister has#entered  on a permanent sidewalk crusade.  England must face another  election before the present session  closes.  There are 591 patients in the  New Westminister hospital for  the insane.  Miss May Sutton, the world's  champion tennis player, will visit  Vancouver this summer.  ^T^ire' Belgium Chamber of  Depu'ties had 'a stormy session  last week. It is stated that many  millions have, disappeared from  ihe Congo treasury .and the late  King Leopold is blamed with  having used them for the main-  tainanco of the Vaughan establishment.. .>���  There are maiiy Cough Mixtures, but  only one Allen's Lung^ Balaam;  try it.  FUNDS ASJKAY  Parisian Merchants are complaining that they have received  little or nothing from the distributors of the, funds which were  subscribed by the French and  foreign governments for the relief of flood sufferers. Their  resolution calls upon the authorities for quick aid for tbe sufferers  and demands an immediate accounting of the millions subscribed and awaiting distribution.  ''When would you call a man a  victim of faith?!' asks; a correspondent. Well, for A instance,  when he has his skull fractured  with a life preserver., j1"', ������ '  BUILDING UP  There is every indication that  Canada is just entering upon the  greatest period of building activity the country has ever experienced. Every city iu Canada of  any proportions has experienced  an increase during January, 1910,  of. building permits over January,.  1909, with the exception of" Sydney. Vancouver's increase , was  72.66, Victoria's increase 65.19.  Medicines.that aid nature arc always  most successful. Chamberlain's Cough  Remedy acts on this plan. It loosens  the cough, relieves the lungs, opens  the secretions and aids nature in restoring the system to a healthy condition. Sold by all druggists and dealers."  When a woman stops breaking,  hearts and takes,.to breaking  windows, she calls herself a militant stiff ragettei'  (.  Makes Solid Flesh  Hecmise :t creates an appetite.  It bi|i!:is xiy, the jaded, run-down  system i ii n natural way  ��� 50c. aud $1.00 bottles at all druggists. ���      "; ;���'.  Be sure you get the genuine.  ������ :I)jLyiS'& I.nwtenccCo:, Montreal,        .  tmSmmm^aBBswmmamMmmmmmaSmm  MINERAL ACT  The Philadephia strike is far  from being settled. -The..si:tua-:  tion has grown w<|jj$��><j  A St. Louis woman recently  succumbed to the attractions of  O'Grady, the "human ostrich"  in a dime museum. She is said  to have fallen in love "with him  while he was eating tacks at one  of his exhibitions. "I thought  I   would  like to cook for a man  Certificate of Improvements-  ' NOTICE.  "Gem" and "Emerald "Mineral Claims, situate in the Greenwood Mining Division of  Yale District. Where located: Long-Lake  Camp.  TAKE NOTICE that I, C jftl Shaw, agent  for Spencer Bennerman, Tree Miner's  certificate No. B14423. and Fred Moser, Free  Miner's certificate No. B14082, intend, sixty  days from date hereof, to apply'to the Mining  Recorder for a. Certificate of Improvements,  for the purpose .of obtaining a Crown Grant  of the above claims.  And further take notice that action under sec  tion 37, must be commenced before the issuance  of such Certificate of Improvements.  Dated this 16th day of December, A. D. 1909.  32-.. C. JS. SHAW, B. C h. S.  MINERAL ACT.  Greenwood citizens are to be  congratulated on the public spirit  displayed in the promotion of a  combination skating and curling  rink, which has been the feature  of the week's work. A building  of this kind has been needed here  for years.  The old rink was out of the  way, dilapitated and not large  enough tor the hockey teams to  get a really good game on, and  without sufficient accommodation  for the keenly  interested  public.  The roof was conspicuous for  its absence and altho this winter has seen the skating rink  greatly improved by the lessees,  it is still inadequate and inconvenient.  The building which has done  duty as a curling rink for several  years, perched on the high bank  of the creek, is still servicable  and quite large, but when curling plays Such ac important part  in the winter evenings, and so  many   business   men,   after   the  Next to the joy of owning one's  own home, it is incumbent on us  to own our own minds.    To make  up one's mind to a thing  is comparatively     easy���to   keep   the  make  up is extremely   onerous.  So many people rent other peoples' minds,   instead of cultivating their own. and like the man,  who rents a room, when he might  with the same capital have owned  his domicile, a rented mind comes  oftentimes more expensive in the  long run .than a developed mind  of one's very own.   Besides, after  awhile,   one has nothing to fall  back   upon   but   other    peoples'  ideas,   other   peoples'   thoughts,  and  life is  very  empty  at fifty  when it  might  be stocked . with  the happy accumulations aud association of years.    If we live in  rented  minds,  nails  in  the wall  don't   seem   to    matter,   plaster  loosened does not seem   to count,  whereas   our   own    would   have  been  taken care of, and  the inside furnishings and decorations  would not only belong to us, but  would be worth owning and something to be proud  of.    Be it ever  so humble, there is no place like  a mind of one's very own.  350 pounds, the 1:  world, was tested at Richmond,  California.  The Dalai Lama does not intend to appeal to the Indian government, but has gone to Pekin,  to lay his grievances before the  Chinese throne.  Eastern papers report many  more cases of persons bitten by  mad dogs, in Ontario. Even  horses have been bitten and died  from hydrophobia.  Mr. Kennedy, chief engineer  of the Canadian section of the  Great Northern, has taken up his  residence in Vancouver, which he  will in luture make his home.  Fully nine out of every tea cases of  rheumatism is simply rheumatism of  the muscles due to cold or damp, or  chronic rheumatism, neither of ^which  require any internal treatment. All  that is needed to afford relief is the  free amplication of Chamberlain's Liniment. Give it a trial. You are certain to be pleased with the quick relief  which it affords. Sold by all druggists  and dealers.  - Every year more and more people pursue a literary career, and  every year fewer and fewer catch  up with it.  EDITORIAL COMMENT  There is a strong probability  that this western section of tbe  Boundary mining and agricultural  district will have an exposition of  ils resources this Summer, or  during the coming fall". Greenwood is the logical center for this  exhibition to take place, and it is  to be hoped that all fruit growers  and farmers and mine owners  will combine to make this a success. The West Fork, Rock  Creek and Midway valleys are  tributary to Greenwood, and the  Greenwood valley itself has farms  and mines and  natural  resources  Jose Domingo DeObaldia, president of the Republic of Panama,  died of heart disease March 1,  after an illness of only five days.  Dr. C. A. Mendoza, will assume  the presidency.  A. W. Strickland, manager of  the Bank of Montreal at Nicola  returned Wednesday night from  the coast. Mrs. Strickland and  Master Buzz came back with him.  ���Nicola News.  An appropriation .of approximately $3,500,000 for betterments  and improvements to be carried  out this year on the Pacific division of the Canadian Pacific railway was recently made by the  board of directors.  The Civic plan committee of  Spokane will undertake improvements involving the expenditure  of twenty five millions to make  Spokane the largest inland city  on the continent, beautiful, sane,  healthy and happy.  Ex-President Roosevelt will  visit London in May. A document  confering  the  freedom of  An impossible thin? to nud, a plaster  equaled to "The D. & L." Menthol,  and it is being imitated. Get the genuine. For side aches, backaches*  stitches, nothing equals it. Made by  Davis & Lawrence Co.  Certificate of Improvements.  NOTICE.  ckingbam Fractional" and "Raguarock  factional "Mineral Claims, situate in the  reenwood Mining Division, of Tale Dls  Wherelocated:   In Deadwood Camp  ,. .^t^^e^��^--.terJ^ifMUUGood,  Free Miner's Certificate No. B&560, In-  sixty days from date hereof, to apply to  the Mining- Recorder for Certificates   of  Improvements,    for   the purpose   of  obtaining  Crown Grants of the above claims.  And further take notice that action, under  Section 37,  mnst be commenced   befor*  the  Issnance of such Certificate of Improvements..  Dated this 10th day of February.A. D, 1910.  D. A. GOOD.  MINERAL ACT.  Certificate of Improvents,  NOTICE.  "Eholt," "Tanglefoot "and "Sovereign Fractional " Mineral Claims, situate In Greenwood Mining Division of Yale District.  Where located:   I u Skylark Camp.  TAKE NOTICE that I, C. M. Shaw, agent  for Fred Moser, Free Miners' Certificate  No. B26433, and John Zurfluh, Tree Miners  Certificate No. B26485, intend, sixty days from  date hereof, to apply to tbe Mining Recorder  for Certificates of Improvements, for the purpose of obtaining Crown Grants of tbe above  claims.  And further take notice that action, under  Section 37, must be commenced before tbe issuance of such Certificate of Improvements.  Dated this 7th day of March. A. D. W10.  C. JB,. SHAW, B. L,. S. S.  The Chinese and Tibetans have  a week of 5 days, named after  iron, wood, water,   feathers  and  earth.  Effective,    economical,   pleasait.  What more can you ask? Davis' M��n-  thol Salve fulfills these specifications  and is the best remedy for bites and  stiiit;s, skin diseases, piles, etc 25c.  per tin.  "Cost of living" may. be borne  patientlv. It is what it costs  merely to exist that hurts.  Invest 25 cents in a box of  Davis' Menthol Salve ("The  D. & L.") and be prepared for  a hundred ailments, which may  not be dangerous but are very  an noyiug aud painful, like neuralgia, earache, sprains, burns,  bruises,insectstings,cuts,piles,  etc. It is a household remedy  alv.-aj's useful for some trouble,  and should be kept in the  family medicine closet.  WILL MAKE. HAIR GROW  BEARINE  Prepared from the grease  of the Canadian Bear.  Delicately perfumed.  The Standard Pomade  lor 40 Years.  AU Dealers 50c per Jar.  Davis & Lawrence Co., Montreal.  Dissolution of Partnership,  TVTOTICE Is liereby given that the-copart-  XsL nersbip heretofore subsisting between  the undersigned as confectioners and tobacconists, etc., under the firm name of Holmes &  Kennedy, Greenwood, B. C, has this day been  dissolved by mutual consent. The busiuess  will hereafter be carried on by Fred U. Holmes,  by whom all debts of the old firm will 1>e paid,  aud lo whom all outstanding' accounts due the  old firm must be paid.  Oreenwood, B. C, February 19,1910.  W. G. KENNEDY.  FRED B. HOLMES.  Witness:   T. W. Bebbard.  OVER M YEARS'  EXPERIENCE  Anyone Mucin? i  Tiiadc Mark*  Dcsions  Copyrights Ac.  fiketch and dmerlntlon mny  who '  "Jomi  on    igsncy ror lecuringput  Patents taken through Munn A Co. twelve  quickly Mcertnln our opinion free-   itlr- *���-' ' -���   '  ���ti  tre  tpeeiM ��i��Mc��r*M(>at ohMse, In tn��  [lollicr an  mm  .���   ._,   in Pi  ���ent free. Oldest agency for lecuringipatents.  Invention Is probably pat��ntahl8._Commanlcn  tloni atrlctlr confldantlal. HANDBOOK on patents  Scientific American.  X hantUonMly Ultutrated weakly, largeit circulation of any scientific journal. Terms for  Canada, $s.ib a year, pottage prepaid. Sold by  all newsdealer*.  MDNN & Co ����B����*����. New York  Branch Oflice, BUS 7 Ct, Washington, D. U  MINERAL ACT.  Jl  Certificate of Improvements.  NOTICE. ' '   - ...  "Paymaster Fractional" Mineral Claim, situate in tbe Greenwood Mininir Division of  Tale District. Where located: Id Graham  Camp, south of and adjoining- Granada  mineral claim.  TAKE NOTICE that I, Georee R. Kaden,  Free Miners' Certificate No. B2T297, intend, sixty days from the date hereof, to apply  to the Mining Recorder for a Certificate of Improvements, for the purpose oi,obtaining-a  Crown Grant' of the above claim.  And further take notice that action, under  Section 37,  must  be commenced  before  the  issuance of snch Certificate  of Improvements.  I Dated this Ilth day of October, A. D. 1909.  28 GEOSGE R. NADEN.  ���yue rend d am,  " "^  ii  Honored by Women  When a woman speaks of her  silent secret suffering she  trusts you. Millions have be-  stowed this mark of confi-  dence on Dr. R. V. Pierce,  of Buffalo," N. Y. Every-  where there are women who  bear Witness to the wonderworking, curing-power of Dr.  Pierce's Favorite Prescription  ���which saves the suffering sex  from pain, and- successfully  grapples with woman's weaknesses and stubborn ills.  IT MAKES WEAK WOHEN STRONG       .  IT  HAKES  SICK WOMEN  WELL.  ' No Woman's appeal was ever misdirected or her confidence   misplaoed   when   she  wrote   for   advice,   to  -the WoRtD's  Dispensary  Medical Association, Dr.  R. V�� Pierce, President, Buffalo, N.Y.  \Dr."Pierin'a Pleasant Pellets induce mild natural bowel movertient once a day.  *  *  *  Electric ���current   supplied   for  Power, Lighting, Heating and  Ventilating. Power furnished  for Hoisting and air-compressing plants, with an absolute  guarantee of continuous power  service for operating.  Get Our Rates. We Can Save Yon Money  ��� * *f ���*��� 4r 4�� *$* ���!��� 4* 4�� *f�� 4�� }4* 4* 4�� �������� ��� *������ *f�� *fr *fr ��$��� ��� A* ��� *8  Pacific Hotel  Grieg & Morriso'n, Prop.  The Pacific is the Headquarters  for Commercial and Mining- Men  Is steam-heated, electric lighted;  the rooms are large and cosy.  Phe Best Cuisine between  Winnipeg and the Coast..  4* 4* *&**��' *?* 4* *f* *$"���**  <x>oooooooooooooooooooooooo-  1  CONTRACTOR  AND BUILDER  Dealer in all  kinds   of  . Rough and Dressed  Lumber,  Mouldings,  Windows, Doors,  Shingles, Bricks,  Cement, Etc.  ESTIMATES FURNISHED  GREENWOOD,   - B.C.  oooooooooooooooooooooooooo  r  GREENWOOD  and MIDWAY  "^  Leaves   Greenwood at 7 a.m. to  connect with Spokane train; and  at 2 p.m   with Keremeos train.  J. McDonell.  3l  A  I/T'D.  ��r # tr *��� ** *r *> if *r *��� jr ip tr it jc jp ie  Snynopsis of Canadian Nortn-West  HOMESTEAD REGULATIONS.  ANY available dominion Lands within the'  Railway Belt in British Columbia, may be'  hofuesteaded by any person wlio is the sole head  of a family, or any male over IS years of age,  to the extent of one-quarter sectiou of 150 acres;  more or less.  Entry must be made personally at the loca  land office for the disrict in which tlie land is  situate. Entry by proxy may, howetar,-fee-  made on certain conditions by the father,  mother, son, daughter,, brother or sister, of au  intending homesteader.  The homesteader is required to preform the  conditions connected there with under one of  the following plans;  1) At least six months'.residence upon and  cultivation of the land iu each year for three  years.  (2) If the father (or mother, if the father is de-'  ceased), of the homesteader resides upon alarm  In the vicinity of the laud entered for, the re  qulremenu as to residence may be satisfied by  such person residing with the father or mother, "  (3) If the settler, has his permanent residence  pop. 'farming land owned by him in the vlcln  ity of his homestead, the requirements as to res  Idence may be satisfied by residence upon the  said land.  Six niontliB' notice in -writing should be given  to the Commissioner of Dominion Lauds at Ot  tawa of intention to apply for patent.  Coal.���Coal mining rights may be leased fora  period of twenty-one years at an annual rental  of $1. per acre.   Not more than 2,560acres shall  be leased to one individual or company.   A roy-  alltyatthe rate of five cents per ton shall be  collected on the merchantable coal mined.  W. W. CORY,  Deputy of the Minister of the Interior  N. B.���Unauthorized publication of this advertisement will uot be paid for.  L/eaves Mother I/Ode  9,30  a.  ra.  6:30 p. m.  ��� L<eaves Greenwood  2:00 p.  m.  8:30Jp.  m.  te  te'  te"  ������  %  f} Saturday last stage leaves  SJ Mother L,ode6p.m. Returning,  "i leaves Greenwood 10 p. ru.  *, Greenwood Office  5 NORDEN   HOTEL  New Edition of the  COPPER HANDBOOK  Vol. VIII., issued May, 1909, contains  1,500 pages, with nearly SO per cent,  more matter than theprecedingedition.  The chapters with mine descriptions  and on statistics have been carefully  revised and the bulk of the matter  therein is ���  ENTIRELY NEW  There are 25 chapters.  Covering Copper History. Geology,  Geography, Chemistry, Mineralogy,  Mining, Milling, Leaching, Smelting,  Refining, Brands, Grades, Impurities,  Alloys, Uses, Substitutes.Terminology  Deposits by Districts, States,Countries  and Continents, Mines in .Detail, Statistics of Production, Consumption, Imports, Exports, Finances, Dividends,  etc.  The Copper Handbook is concededly  the  World's Standard Reference  Book on Copper.  The Copper Handbook contains, in  this new and greatly enlarged edition,  about 50 per cent, more matter than  the Bible���though not necessarily a  better book because of its great bulk.  It is rilled with FACTS of vital importance to.  THE INVESTOR  THE SPECULATOR'  THE METALLURGIST  THE CONSUMER  THE MINER  Price is $5 in Buckram with gilt top,  or $7.50 in genuine full library morocco.  TERMS are most liberal. Send no  money, but order the book sent to you,  all carriage charges prepaid, on one  week's approval, to be returned if unsatisfactory, or paid for if it suits. Can  you afford not to see the book and judge  for yourself of its value to yon ?  WRITE NOW to the editor and pub-  iisher,  HORACE J. STEVENS  36, SHELDON BUILDING, HOUGH-  TON, MICH., U.S.A. ismitww  I MINES AND MINISel  !���  *  ��  . The Greenwood-Phoenix tunnel Is  now in 450 feet. Superintendent  Duncan Mcintosh paid a visit to Spo-  Jcane last week. .  The annual meeting of the share-  iolders of the Le Roi Two mine  company took place February 15 in  fLondon. - The dividends for the past  g>ear were 6 .shillings per share, free  if taxation.'j 48 "412- tons bfj Ore. were  iined and treated. ���''.:���������������'..v ���-  The Black Range, New Mexico,  hich was a thriving- silver mining  istrict 25 years ago, has recently  ti the scene of a mining revival.  ���Die slump in the value of silver and  :he Apache massacres were the cause  f its decline years ago. Today the  Apaches are subdued, and silver, copier and gold discoveries have put new  ife into the old camp.  The   Dominio'n   government  has  ippropriated #50,000 to  be  used  in  experimenting processes  used  in the  eduction of zinc, for making experiments and  for  any other purposes  hat may be deemed advisable for the  promotion of production and manu-  iiacture of zinc 'and zinc products from  anadian   ores.     At   present   many  ousands of dollars are lost annually  o- Canada" through unscientific and  nadequate methods of treating zinc  'ires, especially in British Columbia,  he Mines department of the  gov-  rnment  proposes to undertake ex-  eriments   and    gather   information  om abroad, with a view to  improving the  present process and  prevent  he great waste prevailing in the treatment of ores   The last word  from the Iditarod  has been brought in by Richard But-  pr, one of the best known prospectors of Dawson.-   He said  he thinks  will make a fine camp.    He made  le trip by dog team from the new  lamp,   and confirms the story that  [ood pay dirt has been located on  )tter creek and two of its tributaries.  ���He*  Ml**  XHEI BOUNDARY CREEK TIMES  On Otter creek the pay streak is 600  feet wide, and has been traced for  well over a mile. Butler says the trail  is in good shape. He made the trip  in 21 days and reports plenty of stopping places. With a light outfit better  time could be made. Wada, the  Japanese musher, and his two companions, who were sent from Seward  to the Iditarod by the .Seward Chamber of Commerce _ with a view to.as^  certaining the condition of the route  to the new gold strike, with Seward  as" a starting point, returned Saturday.  A movement is now on foot to float  a gigantic merger representing 90 per  cent of the asbestos output of the  world. Representatives of the Amalgamated Asbestos corporation j a Canadian company recently launched,  which has obtained control of about  90 per cent of the asbestos output of  Canada, are now coveting the properties of the companies represented at  the Denver conference and the consummation of the deal will likely be  followed by the absorption of these  companies by the big Canadian corporation. The new interests have  offered $1,100,000 for the controlof  the Wyoming asbestos deposits arid  propose to spend #1,000,000. in developing the property. It is expected  that a new company will be^focmed  with $5,000,000 capital. The Englishmen are to take 51 per cent of the  stock and the California interests 49  per cent. The local and Wyoming interests who are in the deal own  about 1,200 acres of asbestos-producing lands near Casper, Wyoming,  said to be about all the available known  asbestos supply in the United States.  Nearly 95 per cent of the asbestos  used in the United States is mfned in  Canada.  SPRING  The  creek,  released   from-' Winter's  frosty btte,   ' *"'  With joyous leap and rippling laughter  bright,     -  Outvies the sky in foamy white and  blue,  'Tis Spring!   *tis'Spring'   The world"  is born anew. ^  The sheep browse on the benches ivith  their young;  The hill birds sing���all nature rinds a  ;     tongue;  The cattle low, swift echoes give reply,  The tree-tops bending as the breezes  From out the distance soft;toned cow.  bells ring,"      "   _ .,  AT THE CHURCHES  Methodist ��� Rev. 1. B.�� Hibbert  will conduct services in the Methodist  Church every Sunday. ' Morning, 11  a. m.; Sunday School, 3 p. m. Evening.  7:30,    ,  A GREAT ARGUMENT  Presbyterian��� St. Columba. Services will be conducted morning- and  evening, 1J a. m. and 7.30 p. m. Sunday School 2 30 p. in. Rev. J. A.  Petne, minister.  Catholic.���Church of the Sacred  Heart.���Divine service 1st,-thndand  fourth Sunday in each month Holy  mass at-10 a, m.; vespers and benediction at, 7:30 p. m.; Sunday school at  2:30 p4n; HpXf J.. A. Bbdard, O. M. I.  pastqr.  V  *  .",~'"*  tr,...  ...            ���      t,    L, ,     Church of England   St. Jude's ���  while buttercirps, sweet harblngern of  w ���     o ���,V *   ��,-     ���            ,          .  *\'                        h , Every Suriday, Morning .i nd evening.  spring. | Matins, ll a. m. - Evensong, fiZo p. m.  Surmount the   snow  with  tracery of  Sunday school, 2.30 p m.   Holy Corn-  Are you frequently hoarse? Do you  have that annoying tickling in your  throat? Does your cough annoy you  at night, and do you raise mucus in the  morning? Do you want relief ? If so,  take Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and  you will be pleased. Sold by all druggists and dealers.  March is named from -the &&������  man god of war, Mars. :  gold,  Reflecting heaven's sunshine thousand  fold.  A biding, perfume ail   the  landscape  y-)fiiis,v .-',..   ';.-.._    ;.\-.:.'.'"'"  From riverbanka to bluffs on  farthest  ���- hills. ������:���':'. ' '-.i' ���'. ..[��� ' ':''^iy'.,'���  In goblets, golden gliaterred, brewed,  -      'tis sent '-���-'''���.'���;' -v.-<'   .'.'_.'-  In waftures sweet with upon-day sunt  shine blenf.  Each   ti ee,   each   plant, bedecked   in  - spring's ybung'glow,  Shakes off tile burden of cold Winter's  snow.  Each floweret wear's a coronet of dew.  Tis Spring!, 'tis Spring!. The world,  is born anew". '-'..?' ���':���    ~Gr.:K.^ I  man ion, 1st and 3rd. Sundays. St s a.m;  other Sundays   at  11 a. m.  Saidts' Day services as dnm unced  in  Church.  Rev. F Vernon Venables, Vicar.  ABSENT-MINDED  Anemic women and children v- wta>  frequently feel chiliyj are paleand exhausted, will deriVe-great benefit from  the use of Ferrovim, the invigorating  tonic, which consists of Iron in a form  they can assimilate, fresh lean beef  and pure Sherry Wine. Nothing could  be better than this combination of  strength-giving agents in such cases.  $1.00 per bottle.  RECORD EXTRACTION  BUY  IN THE  AND  TUNNEL  GOMPANY,  LIMITED.  25 Cents a Share  Capital Stock $125,000* Divided into  500,000 Shares at 25c Each,  A  NON-PERSONAL LIABILITY  Now running a tunnel (in 200 feet)  under valuable claims adjoining  Greenwood Townsite on  (ark Mountain/  Skyl*  OLA LOFSTAD,  President.  _A. S. BLACK,  Secretary.  m  George W. Coleman, bookkeeper,  at a salary of-'$12 a week, of the National City Bank, of Cambridge, has  established a new extraction record  which will be interesting to the mining world. Miners think they do  well when they extract from 75 to  90 per cent of a given ore deposit;  but ;Coleman;:'beatv.this: record, to-a  frazzle: ;;^he^deposits of the bank  which employed him stood on the  books at only $127,432, and he succeeded in extracting about $200,000  without, letting anything cave^ fall or.  even a timber split. He made so litr!  tie noise about it that none of the  officials, neither the president, cashier  nor any of the directors -realized that  he had even begun stoping.  Some time ago Coleman thought  seriously of stealing the safe deposit  vaults in the basement, and also the  building. He knew he could do this  without any fear of detection, as there  was no possibility that the' officials of  the bank would miss them; but Coleman had grown fat, cloyed and lazy  through high living, and he procrastinated. Finally, when it had come to  be so easy that the game was no longer  interesting, he quietly threw it up and  walked away, and several days later  one of the officials accidentally discovered that something was missing.  A Canadian farmer, noted for  his absent-mindedriess, went to  town one day and transacted his  business with the. utmost precision. He started on his way home,  however, with the firm conviction  that he had forgotten something',  but what it was he could not recall. As he neared home the  cdnyiction increased, and three  times" he $toppeti;fhis' horse and  yient carefully through his pock-'  etbook in a vain endeavor to discover what her had forgotten. In  due course he reached home and  was met by his daughter, who  looked at him in surprise and exclaimed: " Why, father, where  have you left mother?"  Chamberlain's Stomach and I<river  Tablets invariably bring relief to  women suffering from chronic constipation, headache, biliousness, dizziness, sallowness of the skiu and dys  pepsia. Sold by all druggists and dealers. ��� ���  TO GREET ROOSEVET  Already Amj  to greetsher  Britishers have nothings to  learn iu the way of declamatory  political argument.' For example  note the following clipping from  the London Daily News, one of  the foremost champions of the  Liberal party in the late appeal  to the people:  HORATIO NELSON,  The Victor of Trafalgar,.  Had a Brother,  ' who   ' ..-.''.  Had a Nephew,  -     ,^V&0'/,    '.--,-     ->J:       '   .,  fiada Son,  who is the present  v:.'|^^\.'>     '..-.LORD NELSON.  ;Tiis-lordly person has received a Pension of ,��5,-  000 per annum for 6 7  years!!! This sum, to-  gether with a moderate interest, amounts to  More than ^"550,000. For what?  Because��� '     '  He Had a Father      '  ���\      Who Hadi a. Uncle  ���.      Who Had a Brother  Named Horatio Nelson.  HE VOTED AGAINST  OLD AGE PENSIONS  FOR THE AGED POOR  ���*w  INTO TIBET  Chamberlain's Stoma'ch and; Liver  Tablets are safe, sure and reliable, and  have: Jjeen, praised by thousands of  women who have" been restored to  health-through their gentle aid and  curative properties. Sold by all druggists and.dealers.  Much,, of the treasure which  Paris keeps in its flooded cellars  is securely bottled, so that onry  the labels will suffer damages.  Fat has been discribed as the  Chinaman's ideal of beauty���kut  who would want to be a China  man's ideal.  to arrange the  cf ISO promij  has been na:  welcome home to the Colonel  from his hunting expedition in  Africa;.; Titis is only the first  step.in- the; many official preparations for the receptions and welcomes planned all over the States  to greet a great man.  *    .  A BIG BOND  FRENCH ELECTIONS  France is going to have some  elections of her own. Everything  from the bottom to the top->-save  the president of the republic himself���will have to go to the  polls. Those who ought to  know say it's going to be one of  the - best politicial fights the  country has seen, therefore the  most interesting. The English  style of election, it is said, will  be indulged in. Many Frenchmen of political turn took a trip  to England recently to look up  the finer points of electioneering.  Not only did these men return to  this country fully determined  that it should have a real election  in May. but that the colored picture posters, such as the English  used, should be a feature.  . Any man who knows enough  to know he doesn't understand  women is better off than if he  did.  The Granby Co. have bonded:  20 mineral claims in Summit  Camp. The consideration is  about '$125,000. Work will be  started at once. The claims are  the Summit group and other well  known mining claims, covering  about 1,000 acres. George Rum-:  berger, Thomas Roderick, John  Mulligan and L. Y. Birnie, of  Phoenix, are the vendors.  "'The-D. & I." Emulsion U taken  with the greatest benefit by those suffering with Lung troubles with tendency to hemorrhages. A few bottles  taken regularly make* a wonderful improvement.  MUCH IN DEBT  The unhappy Princess Louise  of Belgium, whose escapades  shocked all Europe a few years  ago, has received a million dollars from the estate of her father,  the late King Leopold. Louise  owes six millions, however, and  there is reported great activity  among her creditors.  IRISH ARE UP INARMS  War is to be waged upon souvenir postcards which ridicule the  Irish race. Leading Irishmen of  Washington, D. C, have started  the crusade. Efforts will be  made tp have the postoffice department hold them up as un-  mailable.  Bearlnefeeds the dry and unhealthy  scalp, softens and gives vim to the  hair.   50c. a jar.  itl|r\let an unscrupulous  rce oil you an imita-  ^ ;ook-fbr the "D. &  mark on the tin. It  guarantees the genuine and  the most effective remedy for  Rheumatic aches- and, pains,  Lumbago, Sciatica, Backache.  etc. 25ci each. Yard rblis  equaliiig seven of the reguiat  size-$1.00.  FERRoyng  THE   BEST  TONIC  for all sickly people.  Makes new blood}  Gives strength;  Restores vitality.  Taken after any lllnaas It  bastens a return to health.  Pn\i�� & Lawrence Co., Montreal.  MINERAL ACT.  Certificate of Improvements  NOTICE  " Sally," "Rob Ko\,'- " Nodaway." " Highland  Queed," "Hard Times," ''Tunnel Fractional," "Pueblo Fractional," "Duncan  Fractional." "Alice M. Fractional,"-" Sall.v  _���'.- Fractional," "Castor fractional," "Kii  Fracjioual," and  " ExceUir   Fractional"  ' Mineral Claim, situate in tbe OreHnwood  , Mining Division of Yale District. Wliere  located:   On Wallace Mountain.  TAKE NOTICE that I, Isaac H. Hallett,  as agent for Tlie Vancouver and Boundary Creek DevtlopittR- and Mining Company,  Limited Liability, Free Miner's CertlCcate No.  Bl+321, intend, sixty days from date hereof, to  apply to the Mining- Recorder for Certificates  of Improvements for the purpose of obtaining  Crown Grants of the above claim.  And further take   notice  that action, under  section 37, mutt be commenced before tbe  issuance of such Certificate of Improvements.  Dated this 15th day of February, A. D. 1910.  I. H. HALLETT.  ���|\JOTICE Is hereby given that, 30 day�� after  J-JL date, I intend to apply to tbe Hon. Chief  Commissioner of Lands for a license to prospect for coal and petroleum on the followlng-  descriocd lands, situate in the Greenwood district: Commencing at a post at the sonthn-est  corner of Lot 2,337, pre-emption; thence west 99  chain*, thence north 80 chains, thence east so  chains, thence sonth V) chains to place of cam  men cement, and containing- 640 acres.  Dated this 30th day of February, 1910.  J. H. EAST.  TOT-OTICE is hereby given that, 30 days after  X31 date, 1 intend to apply to the Hon. Chief  Commissioner of Lands for a license to prospect for coat and petroleum on the following  described Hnde, situate in tbe Greenwood district: Commencing at a post at the southwest  corner of Lot Z,337, pre-emption, thence south 40  chains, thence tvest 160 chains, thence north 40  chains, thence east 160 chains to place of commencement, and containing 640 acres.  ..Dated this 20th day of February, 1910.  H. BUNTING.  TVrOTICE is hereby given that, 30 days after  ���LjL date, I intend to apply to the Hon. Chief  Commissioner of Lands for a license to. prospect for coal and petroleum on the following  described lands, situate in the Greenwood district: Commencing at a post at the goutnwest  corner of Lot 2,337, pre-emption, thence east 80  chains, thence north 80 chains, thence west 80  chains, thence sonth SO chains to place of ccui-  mencement, and containing 640 acres.  Ilatedf this 20tb day of February, 1910.  A. H. NOYES.  ;;At least 15000 Chinese troops  iave entered Tibet. Wireless  telegraphy was installed as the  army advanced. While these are  Japanese trained soldiers they  met with a severe reverse, the  commander iu chief narrowly  escaped capture, when the Tibetans ambushed a force of Chinese,  who lost 400 men and a number  of guns. Enormous quantities of  war material-are being shipped  across the Thibetan fr^tier.  A man who.has just beeiTsen-  tenced to imprisonment in Chicago is said to have made his living for years by stealing horses,  and to have devoted his spare  time to writing and publishing  bvmns and sacred songs for  schools. As Chicago was the  scene of his labors.it is a pity  the   message does not   make   it  Gold and diamonds have been  discovered in Liberia, about 30  miles from the coast, according  to a report to the United States  government from Charged'Affairs  Ellis, of Monrovia, the capital of  this West African negro republic.  clear   which  enced for.  he  has  been sent-  Croup in  Children.  Parents dread  croup because of  its suddenness,  its distressing  pain aud its  danger.  Mathieu'svSyrup  J] of-Tar and Cod  | Liver Oil gives  0 immediate relief,  ^ heals the  inflamed parts,  restores health  aud strength to  the system.  Croup conies suddenly ��� be  prepared for it.  Large bottle 35 cts froni all dealers.  I. L MalMen Co. Props. .Sherbrooke, P.Q.  IMntrtbutun fur U'entem CiiikmU.  Foley Brwu.   ]j.r��un * Cu.. Vaucouvrr, KJtuunton,  Winnipeg,  I Do you want ��to Ettglifi^ initial note j  [paper and  envelopes  to   write   your I  I letters on?   If you do  Call at THE TIMES OFFICE  Prices moderate i  THE  Boundary  Creek  times  -IS THE-  PIONEER WEEKLY  -OF THE-  I  i flic  Send for the paper,  Subscribe for it,  Advertise in it  And let us do  la  H  ��,i��i)i^iicywiBB#"X4 j.nigHaf*,-A^-^.;-^ TH# BOUNDARY GREEIC TIMES  TOWN TOPICS'  I  an oqy other article  A. L. WHITE,     The Stove and Furniture Man  Phone 16 Greenwood, B. C.  ^tmmmiMWttmmWWWWSnttmmmmtmmmttWWWkS  CP*  We have just received a  shipment of Clocks of the very  newest designs in Martelized  Wood, Enameled Wood and Mis*  sion Finish. Also something  very nifty in Mantle Clocks.  Jl. Eegan $ Co*  matchmakers and Jewelers  The Sally mine is closed down  for the present.  Gab Eustis has returned  from  Nebraska.  Dan Docksteader has moved  to  Phoenix this week.  John   Mulligan,   o f   Phoenix,  was in town this week.  ���Mr. and Mrs.  McLaine visited  Grand Forks this week.  Don'tr forget the St.  Patrick's  day ball next Thursday.  Mr. and Mrs. McAdam left for  Prince Rupert this week.  St. Jude's Guild, Tuesday next  at Mrs. McLaine's house.  .   There is a big wash out or. the  G. N. R., near Myncaster.  The play's the thing. Watch  out for "Between the Acts."  The Eckhardt Co., at the Auditorium, March 17. 18, and 19.  Colonel Lowerv returned from  his peregrinations last Thursday.  Frank Donald, of Myncaster,  was a visitor to Greenwood last  week.  H. D. Hamilton, of Reck Creek,  was a visitor to Greenwood this  week.  *=9  ^iimuimmmmummuauuuiuttuuuuuuumumimui  re  -&>'���'-*������'������'���������������������  98  u  sit  fit  ���,:, .v/:3*&h!  SKW(^WS(W!(W��l(W����W  BUY YOUR MILK   FROM THE "   GREENWOOD DAIRY  Fresh Milk and Cream Delivered Daily  BOTTLED  MILK  A SPECIALTY  Fred  Jenks,  Prop'r.  s  i  \<^&*tt*&i,mwzMwmmwm>mmmm&\  FIRST RATE CAFE  AT THE  J* J* Jt & Jt Jt Jt J* Jt Jt Jt Jt Jt Jt Jl Jt Jt Jt Jljt Jl Jt Jt Jl Jl Jt Jt Jt Jl Jt Jt Jt Jt Jt ^  *��  %  %  %  %  z..xj*.*j*jfijtst**j*j*j*jijtjtjtjitjt jtjtjtjtjtjijtjtjr.��jijtjtjijijtji  A  "a  ��A  A  A  "A  A  A  A  '*  A  "A  "A  A  A  WINDSOR HOTEL  greenwood, b.c.  Open [Day and Night  ERNIE CARTER, Manager.  Greenwood Phoenix Stage Line  Leaves Greenwood Daily at   3 p. m.  Arrives Greenwood Daily at 10 a. m.  GREENWOOD  OFFICE:    L-   L.   M4TTHEWS'  CIGAR  STORE  Prompt attention to Express and Freight.  GILLIS & LAING, Prs.  -excellent   work   repairing . t h e  many machines in towtu  If vou want neat bridge scores,  call at the Times office. We  have them for sale in pads of 100  each. ���  Pete Lover,: formerly superintendent of the Oro Denoro mine,  at Summit camp, is now foreman  at the Mother Lode mine, in the  place of M. Edgrcn.      ,-���'���'��  Rev. J.-H. White, D. D., superintendent of Methodist Missions  in; B, C., yill preach iri the  Methodist ahurch������'���'. next Sunday  morning jafellp'clocki .';���-, ^ v.  H.' W; , Farmer, real estate  agent of Rock Creek, accompanied  by Mrs, Farmer, was in town the  latter part of last week and reports conditions on Kettle River  as being A. 1.  Walter Kennedy, who has been  a resident of Greenwood for several years, left on Friday last for  Vancouver, Mr. Kennedy will  take a short rest before engaging  in a new business.  Lost���FeVy 13th. A thoroughbred collie dog, 14 mos.,  black coat and light breast.  Finder will be rewarded by leaving him at P, W. George & Co's  store. Any one keeping the dog  after this notice���will be prosecuted.  ���It begins to look 'as though be^  tore long Dr. Cook can't-blelong  to' anything except church. " ���  Howard Cameron is moving to  Christina .lake in April to his  farm.  Mrs. C. M. Shaw will not receive visitors during March and  April.  The Keremeos Kulture Club  has already 100 volumes in its  library.  Lt. Col. W. H. N. Glossop is  expected to return from Mexico  shortly,  J. E. McAllister, manager B  C. Copper Co., left for New York  this week.  USE  ALLEN'S  LUNG BALSAM  At once when attacked by a Cough and  thus avert- dangerous bronchial, and  pulmonary ailments.   .   .   .   ...   .  ���25c.,"5<V;- jtii'il $1.00 Rottlps.  Sold everywhere. .  JV.V'.S .'.- ���J.aVrK'NCIJ CO.,' Montreal.'  AUDITORIUM  March 17,18 and 19  MISS JOSEPHINE DEFFRY  WITH  A PAYING INVENTION  Onisime Frechette, of St. Malo,  near Winnipeg, a brother of A.  A. Frechette, of this town,'lias  invented an improved dredge and  secured patents for Canada, U.  S. A., and Australia, He has refused $30,000 for the Canadian  rights, having already a profit of  $33,000 in sight on dredges  ordered in Canada.  IN HIGH CLASS COMEDIES  Admission.   75c. Reserved.  50c and 25c.  Now is the time to brighten up the home.  We have everything you want in stock.  JAP A LAC FLQ0R LACE  Outside and Inside Paints        Floor Paints  Decotint Wall Finish Alabastine Wall Finish  Varnishes, Shelacs,and Brushes  OF ALL KINDS AT THE  ��  Russell-Law Caulfield Co.,Ltd.  GROCERIES,    CROCKERY,     HARDWARE,  GENTS'   FURNISHINGS.  Thursday Night, March 17.  S O^OLOC^   ������? ;'.?������'  TRUHKS:DM3��ftr����?  Mrs. Dave Manchester was a  Spokane visitor to Greenwood  this week.  MINING CLAIM FOR SALE  In Wellington Camp. The property-  known as The Golden Crown, with  plant and cquipcmeiit now found thereon.  For terms and particulars apply to  G. K. Cor.nwKi.r.,,  lirandon, Manitoba.  Advertise in THE TIMES  FOR SALE  About 7 tons of loose hay, 6 tons  timothy, 1 ton grain hay.  Apply Fritz Haussner, Greenwood,  or Fred B. Holmes.  For Sewing Machine Needles and  Oil sec A. L. White, the Stove and  Furniture man.  Mr. and Mrs H  Rock   Creek,   weye $  Wednesday.  There will bef'  general meeting  night, March 14.  Alex MacDonald has returned  from a business trip to Nelson  and other points.  Born���To Mr and Mrs. J. H.  Dyer, of Los Angeles, a daughter, on January 24th.  Duncan Mcintosh, Mayor ot  Greenwood, returned from Spokane on Monday last.  There will be the usual Sunday services at St. Jude's. Holy  Communion at 8 a. m,  If you want good seed potatoes,  take a trip to tbe old Castleman  ranch at Boundary Falls.  '.'Paid in full," at the Auditorium, Thursday, March 17th.  Born���To Mr. and Mrs. F. M.  Stevenson of Midway, at Greenwood hospital, March 5, a sou.  At the No. 7 mine, electricity is  being installed, the steam boilers  had been condemned as unsafe.  Be sure you don't miss the  grand milliu.ery opening at  Stork's, on March 18th and l')th.  M. Jewel is in tho hospital.  Fred Mclnnis is driving the  Mother  Lode  stage in his place.  Miss Ida Shaw will leave for  Spokane, nest week, to attend the  St. Luke's hospital nursing  course.  Jack White has gono to Calgary to visit his father. In his  absence Bert Logan has charge  of the store.  A small lead was cut in the  Greenwood-Phoenix tunnel last  week, a sure forecast of what  will be reached later.  Found���A. silver bracelet between Greenwood and Boundary  Falls���owner can have same by  applying to W. Wilson.  J. I. Ross, of the Ross-Miller  company of Winnipeg, typewriter  construction specialists, was in  town most of last  week  and did  GUTTED BY FIRE  Half of Grand Forks, a famous  creek metropolis of the Klondyke,  is in rums from a fire starting  last Friday, in the Grand hotel,  once notorious as a dance hall  WbitiH^.j4kand gambling resort.    The tele-  """ * building, Orr  & Turkey's  building and  a number of  'ef" shops   -were , destroyed  the hotel.  NOTICE OF MEETING  There will be a general meeting of shareholders and those  who are interested in the Freeh e 11 e Attachment Company  Ltd., at the store of A. A. Frechette, at 8 o'clock, on Tuesday  evening'  HYDROPHOBIA  What is said to be the first  death in Canada through hydrophobia, occurred at Hamilton last  week, when John Taylor, 14 years  of age, of Dundas, passed away  quietly. _  KILLED AT PHOENIX  Archie Boyd aud J. O. Mullins  were instantly killed last Tuesday as a result of drilling into a  missed hole at the Granby mines,  Phoenix.  FOR SALE-Seed Potatoes, "Bur-  bank," a Northwest variety. Apply to  A. Menzel, Boundary Falla.  FOR SALE���Furniture. Apply at  residence of F. D. Homegreen, Gold st.  For Salo or Rent���Pianos, Sewing  Machines, The O. I. C. New and 2nd  Hand store.   A.  h. White,  Phcme 16.  Books, and more Books. See the  display in the window this week. Price  uot considered. Do you want some  cheap reading? TheO. I. C. 2nd-Hand  Dump, phone 18, A. L,. White.  FOR RENT  Three room furnished house, water  and electric lights in the house, south  of Capt. Swayne's, Silver street, we  pay water rent, $15 per month.  Five room furnished house, water  and electric light in house, south of  Capt. Swayne's, Silver street, $21.50  per month.   We pay water rent.  Three room furnished house, by  Chas. Kinney's residence, electric  lights and water, $15 per mouth. We  pay water rent.  Residence property for sale on easy  payments. A. L,. Whitk.  THE  VERY  LATEST  We have just received a new  shipment of '��� ..    ���  Trunks, Suit Cases,  Club Bags,  Telescopes,  Trunk and  Suit Case Straps,  Name Tags,  Keys Galore.  The New and 2nd-Hand Store  PHONE 16  A.L.WHITE  PROPRIETOR.  NOTICE TO CREDITORS  In the matter of the Winding- Up Act, being  Chapter 144 of the Revised Statutes of Canada, and Amending Acts, and in the matter  of_ the Dominion Copper Company, in  liquidation. A  NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to  the orders made herein on January 21st, 1910,  aud February 21st, 1010, respectively, by the  Honorable Mr. Justice Gregory and the Honorable Mr. Justice Murphy, that the creditors of the above named company in liquidation are required on or before the 24th day  of March, A. D. 191P, to send their names,  addresses and particulars of their debts  and claims, and the names and addresses  of their solicitors, if any, to P. P. Jtoosa, the  Official Liquidator, al the City of Greenwood,  and that if such creditors be so required on  notice by the said Liquidator tuey are to come  and prove their claims iu Chambers iu the City  of Vancouver, at such, time as shall be specified in such notice, or in default thereof,  they be excluded from the benefit of any distribution tbat may be made before such claims  are proved.  Dated the 24tli day of February, A. D. 1910.  P. F. ROOSA,  Liquidator.  MORTGAGE SALE OF  VALUABLE RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY  Under and by virtue of the Power of Sale  contained in a certain mortgage, which will be  produced at the time of sale, there will be  offered for sale by. public auction, ou Monday,  the 21st clay of February, 1910, at eleven o'clock  in the forenoon, by James Birdie, ol the court  house, Greenwood, B. C, Hie fnlloviiig property:  Lots 4, 5, b and ", in Ttlnck 24 (Map 24), Town  of Anaconda, upon which is erected a one story  dwelling house, and outbuildings and other  improvements  For further particulars and condition of sule  apply to Harris & Bull, Vendor's Solicitors,  Bauk Of It. N. A. building, Hastings street,  Vancouver, B. C; James Birnie, Sheriff, Greenwood, B. C, or E. T. Wickwire, Greenwood.  B.C.  NOTICE  In the matter of the Land Registry Act, and  in the matter of the Title to an undivided one-  third interest in Lot 1353. Group 1, ���' Palmetto"  mineral claim, Osoyoos Division of Yale District.  WHEREAS, the Certificate of Title to the  above hereditaments, being- Certificate No.  7658A. In the name of Moses Burns, has been  destroyed, and application has been made to  me for a duplicate thereof,  NOTICE is hereby given that a duplicate  Certificate of Title to the above hereditaments  will oe issued at the expiration of one month  from the date of the first publication hereof  unless iutlie meantime valid objection to the  contrary is made to me ia writing.  W.H.EDMONDS,  District Registrar.  Land Registry office, Kamloops, 1J. C, December 30..1909,  Palace Livery Stables  DRAYING���We Can Move Anything  p. c. buckless;  PROPRIETOR  �����>��r'W'-V*����VA*<J\��^A^A^��������\^^^wV^<>r'V^V^U ��v '��W'\**V">VV/VV'>*"','\'/  F. JAYNES  COPPER STREET, GREENWOOD  Ogilvie's Rolled Oats  8-lb.Sack45  Just the thin  CORBY'S SPECIAL SELECTED  *  RYE  Greenwood Eiquor 0<  IMPORTERS        ^ GREENWOOD  <&��&��&��&��&&&  \^~r~T^ ^^^^��^��^��^��^��^��^&^��^&^��^\  ARW YOB BRY  Beer   Beer   Beer  WE BREW GOOD BEER AND  ALL KINDS OF SOFT DRINKS  Call up'Phone 138, Greenwood  Phoenix'Brewery Cci  I        BEER        BEER  KODAKS and  CAMERA SUPPLI  LARGE SELECTION OF MAGAZINES  ALWAYS IN STOCK,  SUBSCRIPTIONS TAKEN AT PUBLISHERS RATES,  BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER, WALL PAPER DEALERS