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 =ss--H.  **?  Published Weekly in the Interests of the Boundary Creek Mining District,  Vol. V1IL  GREENWOOD, B. C., THURSDAY, APRIL 4, 1901.  for   inspection.      Our  new spring stock of.  Ready Tailored Clothing  will Amply repay a visit.  We don't ask you to buy. ' Look around���compare���then when you are,' satisfied, we would like  your order.  The more you investigate, the more you appreciate what we have to offer you.  In style our clothes are. irreproachable.  The fabrics are durable and the newest. The  workmanship is perfect and from the outside to the  inside they are made solely for satisfaction.  As we said before, we should be glad to have you  come in and look about.  If you buy we furnish you with one of Shorey's  Guarantee Cards which mean  SATISFACTION OR YOUR MONEY BACK.  RENDELL & C��.  Company Submit a New Agreement to Council.  WANT A BONUS INSTEAD  Of Guarantee of Interest-Terms, of  A2reement to Be Considered at a  Special Metting-Other Business. .  The old subject of ringing the city  bell for _ Sunday services was con,  sidered but on the motion to decide a  deadlock again resulted.  TENNIS CLUB.  .ACK HOME AGAIN  The Greenwood and Phoenix Tramway company ..have submitted a new  agreement to the city. At the regular  meeting of the-council on Monday  niglit F.s J. Finucane addressed the  council, and Clive Pringle, solicitor of  the company,submitted the new agreement-.which will be considered at a  special n.eetiug this w.eek.  Mr.   Finucane  in  bringing the matter   to   the   attention   of   the   Council  stated   that the  company, were   in  a  position to build the tramway, but in  order lo further benefit the   town  they  were*   negotiating along  certain lines  that could not yetbe made public.   Tlie  new   agreeriient    which,  Mr... Pringle  would   submit was more business like  than the old.   Instead of asking for a  guarantee of interest on $100,000 they  were asking for a $50,000 bonus.   The  agreement also stipulated  that active  work must begin witain  30 days of its  passage   and  the tramway completed  within one year.  The council being anxious to study  the clauses of the agreement, the discussion thereof was deferred until a  special meeting which will probably be  held oil Friday next  The annual meeting of the Greenwood Tennis club was held on Saturday,the 30th ult,, at 8 p. m. The following officers were elected for the ensuing year. Piesident, Paul Johnson  Esq., vice presidents, J. W. H. Smythe,  Esq., and A. Laidlaw, Esq.; secretary-  treasurer, J. P. Myers-Gray; committee, Messrs. Strickland, Johnson, Belt,  Coulter and Chesterton.  The subscription for the year was  li_K_d at $5 for 'gentlemen and $1 for  ladies. Lady members to be allowed  the use of the courts on every day up  to 4 p, in. and all day on Mondays,  Wednesdays and Saturdays. ��� It ��� was  decided to give a dance for the purpose of raising funds to build a pavilion  on the club grounds and a committee  consisting of Messrs. A. W. Strickland, W. Belt. HI. A. Duff, S. M. Johnson, C. A. R. Pooley and J' P. Myers-  Gray were appointed to make  necessary arrangements.  Lieut.   Leckie, of Strathcona's  Reaches Greenwood,  FROM     SOUTH     AFRICA  A Popular Officer���The Other Greenwood Boys Did Well���A 5 tory  of a Sword Presentation-  "Jackie de Leek" is home, officially  it is Lieutenant Leckie of Strathcona's  Horse, the Greenwood hero of the  South African war, a wearer of medals,  chosen from many to receive the colors  from King Edward VII, thc idol of his  men but Greenwood received him as  Jack Leckie or more familarly "Jackie  ;..-,-I de Leek." He reached the city on  thej Saturday accompanied by his brother,  Major   Leckie,   of Republic.   He was  The club grounds are being put in met at the static�� * * l^ �����*J  first class condition and a number of of friends who took him in hand and  other improvements are _o be made, did everything ^ demon^rate that  and   it  is expected   that the club will | Greenwood was proud of h.m  ��.._.-_..... While    Lieutenant   Leckie   reia.es  have a very .uccessful season. j J���'1^^ incidents of the South  African campaign his story  is marred  by his modesty. One has to go superior  STRAYED.  t ���,.������   officers   and his men  to discover that  A dark brown mare came to my place   officers   an a ^ ^  in February last.    Owner can have the | ^To^er in ^hat grand body of  Cunadians who have.won the plaudits  of the entire British Empire and the  admiration of their doughty-opponents.  Returning members of Strathcona s  Horse who have reached Vernon, Fair-  view,   Fort  Steele and elsewhere are  isame. by paying for keep and other  expenses. Unless called for iu 30 days  will be sold for costs.  Fritz Haussenrr.  ilwss  ^^^^^^^S^Sj__W^^ ������"  "*,WWteK___3��*_T$:'i. .&�����***. ^' ^I^Vl*-l^,i- ^4 .  ^^^t^iiS'^_W^^^g^i*_*^^iffA^  For   a   quick   lunch  go  restaurant, Copper street.  to the Gem  view,  -_-_JPl_-.~������  W.V  >'Mr.> BiU-iogs, of *jthe Y ale-Columbia  company;*'"addressed the council in  reference to the ^improvements of  Boundary" creek arid it was finally de-  *clo_ed tnat'tfiecity should pay half of,  tfTSflnipfovemeiiTs.  Bylaws were further considered. The  revenue by-law was reported complete  with.amendments.;  In the health bylaw Aid. Ross introduced a clause stating that  "No laundry or person  employed   in   a   laundry   shall   sprinkle  clothes   in   the process of   wringing,  pressing   or ironing by sprinkling or  spouf.ng   from the mouth,"  and the  Sutiday observance by .law was amended** by   insertion  of  a clause that no  laundry   shall  deliver  or take away  ��� clothes      on       Sunday.     The     by.  I law        defining        the        area       in  which laundries  may   be   established  coming up.Ald.Ross held that it would  be   valueless,  as it would not restrict  Chinese  laundries in any wayT Aid.  Sullivan   agreed   with   him. but   suggested that Aid.   Ro_s was not'livinj  up to his election promises.    Aid. Ross  wanted to know how this by-law would  restrict Chinese laundries.    What was  wanted was a vigorous enforcement of  the health  by-law.    He moved the six  months' hoist which wascarried.  HJEGOIKP A(SAIN IBi.  Last week's record a the Greenwood smelter has again been  broken. On Monday last 402 tons of ore were treated in 24-hour:, or  21 tons more than that of the record-breaking day last week. For  week ending Monday, the world's record for a 300-ton furnace was  also broken, the total tons of ore treated being 2,700 tons in seven  days.   The best record made at Grand Forks for one week was 2,100  tons, although the furnace there is 10 inches longer and two  inches  wider than at the Greenwood smelter.  was   a distinguished   member,  deter  mined to present, him with a-sword.    _  The. idea met with instantaneous and  ~  enthusiastic approval'when it was first  suggested, and the subscriptions were  correspondingly   liberal-  as   a   consequence.   The sword purchased was a  very handsome one, and it was  determined   to  make the presentation of it  an event. But the best laid plans 'gang  aft   agley,'   and so  it was on this occasion.   On the evening-selected  for  the' ceremony the committee formed  themselves together properly, befrock-  coatcd   and-coated   and  all   ready   to  hand over the sword a full hour before  the time set for that event.  "The anxiety to do the  thing properly that got them together an hour  too early was the very thing that led to  their undoing.   Time hung heavily on.  on their hands, and in a fatal moment  the rash suggestion   was  madeythat  taking a drink would  be an agreeab.Q  way to pass the time.   Indeed, so  suc-  cesssul   did the idea prove to be as a  time-killer that Lecky, the sword and  the  reason   why   they were together  passed for the nonce out of the .united  rhind   of   the   committee.   Nine came  and went and Lecky waited.   Finally,  .the sword not coming to him, he went  to  the sword, that is, he started to go  to the sword, but got no further than  joining the party, when straightway  that strange forgetfulness of the why  and wherefore of their being together  on that particular occasion overcame  him   also,   and   he   gave   no  further  thought .to  the  sword.   B. T. A. Bell '  had been chosen to present the weapon  to   Lecky,   and during the festivities"  where he   went the weapon went too.  The   evening  waxed and waned, and  the   party broke up into  groups.    A'  friendly scuffle ensued, in which Bell's  frock coat was split  up the back.    He  1 said afterward that to save the sword  I he lost his coat.   He couldn't use his  hands because of guarding the sword,  and that was why his raiment was rent.  After this catastrophe Bell concluded  that the proper time had at length arrived to pull off the presentation, and  he proceeded to do it in' style.---Waving  the sword over his head he'danced up.'  to   a group, 'Is Jack Lecky here?' he v  demanded.     'He  is,'    responded   the  owner of the name.   Then, Jack,'said  Bell, cheerfully, as he handed over the  cause" of all the trouble,  'take  your  blankety blank sword, for I'm/tired of  carrying   it round. '"..After- so .formal  and ceremonious a cfiristening Lecky _  could do'..aught but put it to the good  use he did in South Africa."  Lieut. Leckie left on ,_Monday for  Republic where he will remain for  sometime. "i"   "y ~  TOWNSITE   OF   RENDELL  Placed- on the  \j&\v  With Which is Incorporated the  THE BAM OF BRITISH  HEAD OFFICE, TORONTO.  Capital, $8,000,000.      -     Rest, $2V0OO*O00  ' HON. GEO. A. C0JC. President.' H. E. WALKER. General Manager  J. W. H. SMYTHE,       /  -     Manager toenwood ^rasclt.  OUVENIR of the B,  G Co.'s Smelter,  blown in February 18th,  1901 j and of the Standard  Smelter which is slated to  blow in shortly.  On the face of this card  are excellent views of the  smelters above mentioned,  They are selling at  sight, You will miss it if  you do not make it a point  to see them at once,  Market��� A Perfect  Title  After considerable delay the owners  of the townsite of Rendell are the first  to secure a perfect title for their land.  As   ia  generally known  a number of  townsites ou the West Fork were placed  on. the market last year, but owiug to  there being no crown grants issued for  the land, considcra.ble~~diffl.cuHy arose.  The owners of Rendell have -secured ar  crown grant from the government for  the   Bell   pre-emption   and   are   now  ready to give perfect  titles for lots in  the   townsite.   They .have   appointed  .Gaunce & Wickwire their agents and  a heavy sale is expected.   Rendell is  situated at the mouth of Beaver creek.  It   is  surrounded by. many  of the big  mines of that locality, among them being the Washington and Idaho,  Sally,  Rob Roy, Wellington,  Bounty  Tiger,  King Solomon,Spingfield and Duncan.  It is the natural distributing point for  the West Fork country and is the point  from which the wagon  roads   diverge  to the different  mines.    Rendell is ou  the route of the West Fork railway.  Last  year  an hotel   and store  were  built and other   improvements made  and the owners intend immediately to  expend considerable money in grading  the principle streets and otherwise improving the town.  M  Books. Stationery, Wall  Paper, Office Supplies, etc.  'Phone,   V.   &  N.    34.  REDUCTION IN  POSTAL RATES.  The.postoffice department have made  the   following   reduction  in   rates on  postoffice money orders to Canada and  the United States:  Up   to  $5,     commission  Over $5 up to $10  "     10.   "..-30  "���    30   " ���'-50  "     50   "     75        " .        ���!���     55    ���' :-100        "-"���   The   rate to Great Britain  eign countries remains the same as before.  ii   :.03   06   10   15   .25   ...30  and for-  Afine lot of fresh laid  Easter at the South End  Call early. Also fine good  rent cheap.  eggs for  Grocery,  rooms to  loud   in  their praise of  their officer,  Lieutenant Leckie.  In speaking to a Times representative Lieutenant Leckie gave informa-  .tion concerning the other Greenwood  boys   who  joined   Strathcon's Horse.  Bob Palmer was wounded in  the foot  atGeluk Farm last fall and  invalided  home.    Lieut. Leckie saw him in London fully recovered and he was looking  for a commission in the South African  constabulary which he was likely to receive.   O'Brien,  teller at the Bank of  Montreal hereT"was~shot through- the  arm last December.   He also recovered  and came home with, the   troop,   remaining  at  Montreal where he will  again   join   the   bank's staff.     Alex.  Shaw, a nephew of C. iE. Shaw of this  city,   escaped free and will join the  South African constabulary.  Lieut. Leckie is loud in his praise of  his men all of whom were from Kootenay and Boundary. They, had pluck,  grit and brains aud any success that  was obtained was due to their efforts.  The troop were kept scouting the  greater portion of the time they were  in South Africa and while they were  in but few heavy battles they weref ur-  nished with plenty of excitement and  hard work. Lieutenant Leckie has  many trophies of the war, among them  a rille taken from a wounded Boer.  He also prizes a handsome sword presented to him by the members of the  Canadian Mining Institute before his  departure for South Africa.  Iu connection with the presentation  of this sword a good story comes from  the east. Says the New York Tribune:  "Richard Alexander, of Montreal, in  speaking the other day at the Waldorf-  Astoria on the part taken by the Canadian troops in the Boer war, told an  amusing story.  "One of  the lieutenants in Strath-  con's Horse,"-said Mr. Alexander,"was  a   great   friend  of mine named Jack j  Lecky.   Strathcona's   Horse,   as   you  know,  made a great record for themselves.   Lecky  got   a D.  S." O.  (Distinguished Service Oorder),  and he it  was who was selected to receive the  colors presented by King Edward VII.  When Strathcona's Horse were about  to   depart  the Canadian  Institute cf  'Mining   Engineers,   of which   Lecky  GOSNELL TO GOj  y:;.aV.|i!J|']  811  *sW  He Will Open London Office for Mr. _  Turner   .  Victoria, April 1.���The legislature  will be adjourned for two weeks from  Wednesday.   The  object is to allow  the member*   to consult their constituents   on   the  railway question, the  government    having   decided   to   be  guided entirely by their supporters on  this question.   The budget speech will  not be delivered until  after the recess,  _md it is expected that the.then finance  minister,   Turner,   will announce his  retirement from public life to take the  position of agent-general of  the province at London, Eng.   This  office will  be  opened in May, and it is expected,.'  that   R. E. Gosnell, secretary to the  premier, will go over.   It will cost the *  province $10,000 a year.    A movement  is ou foot to bring the returned members  of   Strathcona's    Horse   to   the  capital for prorogation.  [Mr. Gosnell, mentioned. in the  above dispatch, resided here, for some  time and was secretary of the .Board of  Trade; He is one of the best informed  men in the province and will-make an. .  excelleut assistant for. Mr. Turner.]  X  CURE AND  PREVENTATIVE.  Mrs. M. A. Sleight of 619 Nineteenth  street sends the Post the following  remedy for smallpox prescribed and  enforced by'the board of health of San  Francisco, California, during an epidemic of that disease some years ago:  Sulphate of zinc -2  grain*.  Fluid extract digitalis .-  4   drops  Essence winter green  10   drops  Sugar or simple syrup  1 drachm  Water....;.  4  ounces  DIRECTIONS  FOR USE.  As a preventive take one tablespoon-  ful three times per day, before meals,   ,  on an empty stomach.   As a cure, one  tablespoon ful every hour. gg"  It is said that under this treatment ^  the petules will dry up in from twenty- \g  four to forty-eight hours-Denver Post, g  For  instructions  on  p_MO._violin, ��'���-  mandolin,  etc , see Prof. Kauffmann^���w-  Greenwood Music Store.  ���fir-"  4.  *K*s_*''  y^-t  .-!.(���:  ;j- --fr Nitrous oxide a n &-  oxygen 'furnishes the  latest, safest and best  method for the painless extraction of teeth.-  There are no bad after  effects.  pose. The managers have declared  their willingness at the presenttime to  enter into contracts for the supply of  Canadian smelters or other Canadian  consumers of coal or coke. That with  the power of both the provincial legislature and Dominion parliament to impose restrictions and imposts should be  ample assurance that no local or Canadian interest will be made to suffer  through the building-of the proposed  railway connection.  OTTAWA   DELEGATION.  sheet of water and would be visited by  hundreds of fishermen from the surrounding towns and mining camps if  it were teeming with fish.    :  ���     Dr. R. Mathison  Both 'Phones.    Greenwood.  meekly Cimes*  PUBLISHED BY  The^Grecnwood Times Printing and Publishing  j Company, Limited.  1   -    <           t.    ,. .                                                    '        ..EWTOK  DUNCAN ROSS   THURSDAY, APRIL 4, 1901.  JNO. HOUSTON, M.  Those who had charge of the organization   of   the   delegation   from   the  Eastern British Columbia  Boards   of  Trade  to   Ottawa are responsible for  the only partially representative character of the delegation and  the diversity   of   opinion   that    exists   among  those who left Kootenay  Landing, on  April  6th.   It  was understood  at the  outset that the delegation was to go to  I Ottawa for  the  purpose of discussing  with   the   Dominion   government   all  matters of a federal   nature considered  by the Associated  Boards of Trade at  the annual meeting held in Greenwood.  The delegation was for a. similar purpose as the one sent to Victoria to dis-1  cuss matters of a provincial character  with thc local government.   Had the  delegation been organized along these  lines every board of trade  in  Eastern  British   Columbia   would ��� haye   been  fully  represented  and  the delegation  would have  accomplished much.    But  apparently      the     organisers      were i  influenced   by   the    paltry   reduction  made by the C. P. R. in fare to Ottawa  and   return   and   as   a  quid pro quo  undertook to stifle the voice of the people on railway and other matters.   Indeed,, one   prominent member stated  that a condition  precedent to the delegation's going at all via the C, P. R.  ���was that railway and labor questions  were  not to  be discussed at Ottawa.  Without suggesting that the opinions  of the Kootenay  and Boundary business men could be changed .by reason  of a cheap trip to Ottawa, we do think  that if such were the intention of the  C. P. R., the reduction made was very  niggardly  indeed,    A fare of $50, exclusive of sleeper and dining car, from  Kootenay   to  Ottawa cannot be con-  DIFFICULT1ES ADJUSTED.  The city council have arranged a  settlement of the Miller Bros', suit  against the city for $1,450, each side to  pay its law costs. This suit was pending for some time. Miller Bros, sued  the city for $5,000 damages to' their  property and business on account of  altering the grade on Cpper street.  Another difficulty which the present  council had to consider was a number  of claims for lands expropriated to  open the alley between Co'pper and  Silver streets. This matter is also in  a fair way towards settlement so that  in a short time, it can be confidently  expected that Greenwood will be free  from legal entanglements that have  done much in retarding its progress  and imparing its credit.  -���i.i.-. ii ^iii    _���-,.., .j. ,Jfc. _.-^w;y^^��^'nT_i.___..l-l_'1v---.|-frff--JTl._ __ ni*, in n %^���_  cf*\ : ~ ������I  Established In 1836.  Incorporated by Royal'Charter.  Paid-up Capital $4,866,666  Reserve Fund....   $1,581,666  London Office: ,. ���  3 Clement's Lar.e, Lombard Street, E. C  SWAM HOUSE  Comfortable furnished rooms.  Private Board. Home Cooking*. .Board and room from  $7 a week and upwards.  Court op Directors.:*!  J. II. Brod'ie, John James Carter. Gaspard  | Farrer, Richard H. Glyn, Heurv I. R. Farrer,  .Ed. Arthur Uoare, H. J. B. Kendall, J. J.Kings-  ford, Fred Lubbock, George D. Whatman.  Secretary, A. G. Wallis.  Pead office in Canada: St. James st., Montreal  H. Stikeiuau, general manager.  J. Elnisley. inspector.  ���$.���  15 ranch i*s in Canada:  London, li rant ford, Hamilton, Toronto,  Kinir'il-iii.Oltawa, Montreal., Quebec, St. John,  N. li., Fredericlon, N. I... Halifax, Winnipeg,  Brandon, Victoria, Vancouver, Rossland,  Kaslo, Ashcroft. . Greeii ;voo(l. Atlin Dawson,  Klondike, and Sidney, C. B.  .ioi-nts in -rim United States:  Spokane���Traders' National Bank aiid Old  National Bank. New York���(52 Wall street)  W. Lawsoii and J. C. Welsh, agents. San  Francisco-(124 Sansoine street! II. J. Mc-  Michael and J. R. Ambrose aire in s.  London Bankkks:  The Bank of England and Messrs. Glyu & Co.  Foreign Aoknts:  .Liverpool-���Rank of Liverpool A stralia���  Union Bank of Australia. New Zealand���Union  Band of Australia, Bank of. New Zealand.  India, Cliina and Japan���Cliariared Mercantile  Bank of India, London and China. Agra Bank.  West Indies���Colonial Hank. Parls-Marcuard,  Krauss & Coi   Lyons���Credit Lyouuais.  CF*  CF*  CF*,  Cr*  CF*  CF*  CF*  CF*  Cr*  CF*  CF*  CF*  CF*  <��_  CF*  CF*  CF*  99  ��� e  Capital, all paid up. $12,000,000.  $7,000,000.  President:   Lord Strathcona and Mount Royal,  Vice-President:   Hon. George A. Drummond.   .  General Manager:   E. S  Clouston,:     .:   '.if,';���_  Brandies in loMon^^^  Buy and sell Sterling Exchange and Cable Transfers ; Grant Commercial an  Travellers' Credits, available in anypart.of the worM.  :;       . y.  * .  Greenwood Brandt,    F. J. F1KUCANE, Manager.  **&���-  *_0  >=2  HI  ***�����  >~=2  *=��  >-_-?  .     Uivvunvuu   __.��.��_��.���.j - -   ��� -  .- --������ ��� .- _-.���_���,: ---���-���-�����>. x^-fi  | R. P. Rithet & Co. j  I LIMITED. S  J. ANDERSON, Manager,  Greenwood   B. C  AND  TRUST CO., LIMITED LIABILITY.  REPRESENTING:  PHOENIX  FIRE ASSURANCE CO.,  OF LONDON, ENGLAND.  WESTERN ASSURANCE CO., 0P TOROnto.  BRITISH AMERICA ASSURANCE CO.,  OF TORONTO  LIVERPOOL, AND LONDON AND GLOBE  ASSURANCE CO., OP LONDON, ENGLAND  BIRKBECK INVESTMENT & LOAN CO..  ���    ���   '    ��� ���������������* OF TORONTO..  :  ..���-:���;     :       :        Manager  GEO. R NADEN,  The   exigencies   of   the   newspaper  business  sometimes demands a modification of opinion, but it would be a  .. special.caseiindeed. that would change  an   erstwhile   rational   "man   into   a  f shrieking. 7 pbstructipnist     of   public  measures.   .For- years; Jbo.   Houston,  *   ��� M.P.P.-, editor of the Nelson Tribune,  ;!)." ���,;".'...>.-- .      - , -t"k.OO'_*-I_C_Y IU      -_.V-M..-         & ^^^^^^��^a^--ec^sshe   sidered an unusually low one.   -Indeed  :**   was a stalwart champion of the masses   ^  ^.^   that lQwer rates wU1 be  and  monopoly.    It  | WHOLESALE   GROCERS \  mm AND SPIRIT    i  I        MERCHANTS, j  I    VICTORIA, B*"Q*     \  PROFESSIONAL CARDS..  lOQKCCOSXXX^  against class and monopoly, it is  ^needless to discuss the influences that  brought about the complete change in  his opinions. 'There were probably  mitigating circumstances which forced  Mr. Houston into the position he now  takes. /They "are of a personal nature  but when,Mr. Houston uses hia position  as a member of the legislature to needlessly interrupt legislation he at once  mpkes himself subject to criticism.  If Mr. Houston would only use argument in   the   house   and iri his newspaper, he would occupy a better position  than he does today, but the public are  nauseated by  a  continual screeching  about the fate of this poor country and  the necessity  of rallying around one  Jno. Houston to gave it from J. J. Hill!  The Nelson Tri.bi._ig  from the outset  has not offered a single, .sensible argument against the  granting o�� the application   for a charter to construct a  railway   from   the   Crow's Nest   coal  fields to the south. Its diatribes against  the   charter    completely   stultify   the  John Houston we once knew, the"John  Houston   whose   trenchant   pen   waa  directed against railway monopoly and  for   competition, who fought for the  Nelson and Fort Shepard railway and  the     Red     Mountain    railway,   who  ������claimed__.-to,-_.beliexc___.that _ni   railway  building, in smelting, mining, mining,  in coke'production, in fact in all industries,   the  widest measure of liberty  should be allowed.  The John Houston of other days was  right and the John Houston of today is  wrong.  So far as the Crow's Nest Southern  ..-'"railway   is   concerned   we believe the  same liberality should be extended to  rates will be  offered during the Buffalo exhibition.  The delegation goes to Ottawa united  upon no definite policy. They go  having diverse opinions upon matters  of great importance to this province  and while all will hope that the visit  may result beneficially to the province,  there cannot be but grave doubts that  such will be the cse,  HALLETT & SHAW.  Barristers, Solicitors,  Notaries Public.  Cable Address :   " j.ai._.ktt."  IHutsroe..  X*   Xi   'X>.  CHOICE CIGARS  AND  CABLE ADDRESS  MAORI.  .  CQPIJ.  MQR WNGI-' NEAT,,  TO LET:  THOS. MILLER, Mgr.   ;  Building suitable for Stores or offices.    l<ot on Copper Street,  business   centre.  FOR SALE:   Well Furnished five roomed house, easy terms of payment..  GREENWOOD, ; ; : B. C.  Codes  THE   SMALLPOX.  Bedford M'NeiU's  Moreiiif. & Ncal's  Leiber's.  HALLETT.  Greenwood,  b. c.  H. C. SHAW.  FINE  PRINGLE & WHITESIDE,  Barristers and Solicitors,  Notaries Public, "Etc.  Offices: Over Bank of Montreal, Greenwood.  Dr. R. W. Jakes, provincial officer of  health, is to be congratulated upon the  energetic methods used in preventing  a spread of the smallpox contagion and  also on his professional acumen in  properly diagnosing the disease. This  mild type of smallpox has been epidemic in the province and elsewhere  for nearly two years. It is of such  mild type that medical meu have been  slow to properly diagnose the disease  and the contagion allowed to spread  before a proper quarantine was  established. Dr. Jakes, however, took  h*>ld of the matter at the outset with  the   result   that   the   disease has not  spread.  In doing this he received valuable assistance from some of  the medical men at Phoenix,  and__,iJDr_.__I_Sclion!,.__ the city health  officer, who took all reasonable" precautions to prevent the dread epidemic  securinga foothold iu Greenwood.  In this connection, it is only right  that a protest should be made against  those who insinuated that the scare  was started by  medical men for mer-  1  COMPANY.  LIMITED.      R. GREIGER, MGR.  X   X  +/%/  MCLEOD & BROWN  Barristers and Solicitors,  ' Notaries Public, Etc.  Offices: Naden-Flood Mock, Copper street,  Greenwood,. B.C.  J. R. Enow'-.. J. P. McLeod.  FORBES M. KERBY, C.E'  Provincial 1_/and Surveyor.  Offices:   GreetiwoodjB. C  also J, A. Uiisworth's Store, Midway, B. C  News Papers, Perioclicals,  Circulating Library, Fancy  Goods, Candies, Etc, Etc.  xxx Agents For Pabst Beer. XXX  Complete Line Bar Supplies.     ~^*%���.G&EBNW<>0��L  X   X  o/x\,  COPPER STREET  pm W. GROVES,  Civil and Mining Engineer  Provincial Land Surveyor,  greenwood, b. c  Mineral Claims Reported upon.  Underground Surve_'S.  cenary motives.   Smallpox, under the  most favorable conditions, is repulsivs  s_mcu..iaui.   _..�����_.__ ���  ���. _-   and although the outbreak in Boundary  ���them  as to other companies and that   was mild) the medical   meu  should be  both federal   and provincial   govern-   commended and not criticized because  CHARLES AE. SHAW,  Civil Engineer,  Dominion    and| Provincial  Land Surveyor.  GREENWOOD.   ;      ;      ;      ;   S.   O.  Direct Route, Unequalled  .Seimce^to- all__ points  Harvey & Robins, Proprietors.  tin Best Stock, die Reatest Rig$*  Copper Street, Greenwood.  THE BEST BEER IN TOWN IS MADE BY  LKHORN BREWERY  PORTMAN BROS,&CO;r  Proprietors.  ASK FOR  ments are armed with sufficient power  to guard the interests of this province  without loading the charter with  useless restrictions.  It   would be a mistake to burden a  railway   charter   with   any  provision  about   servinjg one  market before another.    Such   provision  could have no  ���effect except to hamper  an   enterprise  that  must  enter a field in which competition, is already keen.   If the Crow's  Nest Coal   company should disregard  the interests of the Dominion or province it can be brought to time on short  notice with an export duty or a special  royalty.   It must.be allowed to enter a  competitive  field  without any restriction other than the need of caring for  Canadian  interests   and   maintaining  .the  good  will  of the province or Dominion.   The company  must be in a  position to make  time  contracts with  American consumers, otherwise it cannot   reasonably   expect   to secure its  share of ^.the  trade.    If obliged, when  soliciting   contracts,   to-approach  the  best customers with special exceptions  regarding  an  impossible clause  in a  railway ^charter it would be severely  and needlessly handicapped.   It must  be as free as ��� its, competitors in contracting to supply. all consumers and  any restriction that could be incorpor-  porated-iri   or made conditional on a  railway'charter would simply restrict  business while serving no^good pur-  *'���' ' ..___.,,.  ur ���-.������ ::   .:. '"���*���������..  they took  rigorous measures to stamp  out the disease.  STOCKING LONG EAKE  BAUER & ASHCROFT,  Provincial Land Surveyors  Mining and Civil Engineering.  Mineral Claims Surveyed'and Crown Granted  Land and Eiiffineeriiifj Siirveys-  W. A. BAUER: C.E., P.L.S. A. E. ASHCROFT C.E iP.LS  VANCOUVER BREENXNOOD  Wood   Block,  next  door    to    Custom   office.  GREENWOOD. B. C.  EAST  AND  WEST.  STKAMSHIP  SEKVICE  FROM  *.��4_*��4��-*  I CHINA,  ? JAPAN  VACOUVER  CAPE NOME  ALASKA  POINTS,  JL.1  rr  VV  The Elkhorn Lager Beer Contains only Pore Malt Hops, fy  It! It is kept on Draught or in Bottles by all the leading Hotel  The Department of Marine and  Fisheries has arranged to slock Christina Lake next fall. The attention -of  the department was directed to desirability of stocking the lake by residents of Cascade and A. K. Stuart wlio  is interested in some property at English Point. Christina lake isabeauti  ful sheet of 'water and when it afford*  good sport for the angler will be much  patronized.  The   people of Greenwood could do  something   nearer   home.    Fish  have  been   unable to  get above  Boundary  Falls  and  Boundary creek above that  ooiut also Long Lake  is not inhabited  by   the   finny  tribe.   It is natural to  suppose   that the young fry placed in  Loug   Lake   would   grow  aud   thrive  there and a fish ladder could be placed  at   Boundary   falls   giving small but  vigorous trout that are to be found below   the   falls   an  opportunity to get  nearer home.    Representations should  at once be made to   the department of  Marine and Fisheries  that the ladder  should be constructed and  Long lake  stocked at the same time as  Christina  lake.   Long   lake is not so large nor  does it possess such scenic granduer as  Christina  lake, but it is a beautiful  TltKOUGII TICKETSTO AND FROM  ENCLANDANDTHECONTMNT  For time tables, rates and full information apply to nearest local ageut.  LIMITED.  E. R.REDPATH. agent, Greenwood, B.C.  VANCOUVER. B. C. 733 Pender St,  Also NELSON, it. C.  We are Manufacturers and direct Importers, and carry _. large stock of Balances, Furnaces,  Fire Clay (foods, Scientific and Practical Hooks, Glassware,Platinum Goods, Acids, Cu.mlcalt '  and all other Assayers' and Miners' requirements. . Sole agents for Morgan Crucible Company,  and all oilier AssayerHiviiii wmci. .^._��.   Rattprsca and Standard Firebrick Co., Crucibles and  Catalogue aiul full partjcularr sept qn application.  : acrentK for Morgan uruciuie v,um|i-|i;,  Muffles.   Becker's Sons' Balance*, Etc  Braun's Gasoline Furnaces and Cupel Maejiines,  J.S.CARTER,  D;P. A��� Nelson, B.C.  E. J. COYLE,  A.G.P.A., Vancouver.  2oi��aoa^---_yuo.-,��ffliyy^fflvV|^^  Boundary  Yalley   Loiee  No. 38. l.O.O.F.  M EETS every Tuesday  _ /   V   Evening   at  8.00  in  eir lodpe room at Masonic hall. A c<.rdial  vitatiou is extended to all sojourning- bre*!;-  a.       ��� G. B. Taylor,. N G  FxT-dB,   Holmes , Rec. Sec,  mcEntire  iticDoiuitll $ ��o,  ���    ���     ��� # ���   ���  Mines' -  jideal Estate  Greenwood and Myers Creek,  o��_  .���; Smoke a William Pitt Cigar.   A jolly given  with  every cigar  at Jacobs'-    Ask for it.  ��Cife : is  %  .������  mortb *uvm  When -you   can   get   the   best   cigars  the   country   at; Jacobs..   :    v" 71    :    :  Do*$'t'? fee" * a �� Dead * One  CLARENDON HOTEL BLOCK.        -        ���?        Cooper Street.  **H$,  JJtj *"*t*.*\xx**l"-~*i   --,~ --  ^'_-_--iaa-_^pM>-i\^>��^^^^^ __  (  ���; '.jffiZtypi'z 7*;:.V*.': ..i^mE-tfy^*w��*_-'-*',-r''  TO   ALLE3AME -WHITE   PEOPLES  THE LAMENT OF HOW CHONG.  [Chinamen are uot wanted in Phoenix���Miners'  Union.] ,  Me makes lillee laundlee  To washee up some close "  Some  bad white   than  come and  He hit me on de nose.  He wellee wicked white man,  Talk muchee heap ',God Damn."  Me think allsamee Boxah,  "What coma from L,u-Hung-Sam.  'Makahai.  .. "'��� Chow Lo!  Yung Chee!  Den cdme some hio' bad  white mans  And closeiu up my sto';  Dey fixes tight de windows,  Anddey nails up de do'. . ��� ���',.' '��� ,'���  Deysay-.'You long:tailed China,  "Bon tlack fo'"T31eenwood quick,  "Or wellee soon you savee  ".De taste of one big stick"���  * ��� -. -Vlakahai!  ChowLo!  ��� ���-. ���������������.'������' Yurig Chee !  Me get light quick fo' Glf.enwood,  Not stop to look ef* back���  'fink no leachee Lum Yip's house,  Me feel clat stick come whack I  Me stop uo uio' at Phoenix,  Ile not good town fo' me,  And tinkee allsamce Hop Lung,  Wo Fat and Ho Hick Lee.  'Makahai I  Chow Lo !  Yung Chee!  Pletty soon me go Victolee,  Heap wellee nice place-  Some twenty thousand stop dere,  And lots of China face.  Victolee man lub Chinee .  And Chinee manlnb him���  We's no account inj Phoenix;  Victolee���we's tie swim.  Makakai 1  Chow Lo!  Yung Chee  Me stop that plitty city  Some ten long yeah or mo',  Den take de gleat big steam-boat  Fo'China's welcome sho'���  Soon make big wad Victolee,  Him peoples likce me,  Then bye-bee, Blitish Clumbee,  Go mallee Hoy Sing Lee I  ..    ._, .Makahai!  Chow Lo" *  Yung Chee 1  ���Cascade Record.  WANTED.  Tenders for sinking shaft at Mother  Lode mine. For particulars apply E.  C. Copper company's office, Anaconda,  B. C.  TO THE   DEAF.  A rich lady cured of her deafness  and noises in the head by Dr. Nicholson's artificial ear drums, gave $10,000  to his institnte, so that deaf people  unable to procure theear drums may  have them frf-R. . Address No. 14520C,  The Nicholson. Institute, 780 Eighth  Avenue. New York, U. S.- A.  a��a����qw. ***** owaoi.  j   MRS.LARKIN  I     Has   taken   charge' of   the  taken   charge  of  rooms in the  Miss G. D. Sexton, corset expert of  New York, will be at Rendell's Arcade for three days, April 12th, 13th  arid 15th, to demonstrate the merits, of  \V. B. and La Vida corsets. She will  be pleased to* meet ladies who wish up-  to-date and well-fitting orsets, on the  above dates.  Where she will be prepared to  look after all her old customers and as many new ones as  she can entertain. The rooms  are well furnished and comfortable; rates reasonable, If  you need ��� i  ROOMS I  Call   and   see  her   be-        I  fore   taking  elsswhere. J  Illustrated postal cards, views of  both smelters. Do not miss seeing  them.    Smith & McRae.  **��� 9  4  4  4  4  4  4  4  4  4  4  4  4  4  9************9  9 9 ��� '       '    - ��� .  | in stock | Hoisting Plants/ Stamp Mills, Concentrators.  | ROSSLAND | BucketS( Cars, Rope, Sinking and Station Pumps.  Chain Blocks,  ���* "-"�����-   *��� Boilers, Receivers, Etc,  % Warehouse. %  %************'���*  9****************%*****%  _it T  9  9  9  *  *  *  *  9  9  9  9  9  9  9  tt  *  *  *  9  9  *  *  *  *  *  *  *  *  *  *  9  9  9  9  the  etc.  COMMITTED   FOR   TRIAL.  JwoJken SenJUjijEsM:iUni.r;^'. Assembly.  >  W. H. Norris, J. P., on Saturday  last, at the city hall, Greenwood, heard  the evidence in a trialof more than or-,  dinary interest. On January. 5th last,  J. L. Parker, superintendent of the  Dominion [ Copper 7 company, started  from Greenwood <'for .Phoenix with a  .^^j-nsj^njijrJhOinjj^had engaged-as a���  You will save money by buying your groceries from us.  "Wc have ctit down prices to  bed-rock and arc prepared to  meet all competition. Our  goods are strictly the best.  We have secured thc services  of a first-class union baker  and we���  guarantee***  best  bread,  pics  ,  etc.     :     :    :   :  cakes,  Goods Delivered to  all Parts of City  * ings ever brought into  % the Boundary.  X  9   GROCERY AND  BAKERY.   : .:  Corner Greenwood and Dead-  :        wood Streets.  '���**  9  9  9  9  9  9  9  *  *  *  *  *  *  *  tt  *  *  *  *  *  *  *  9  *  *  9  9  *  9  *  *  9  9  9  9  9  *  *  *  9  *  *  *  *  *  *  *  9  *  9  9  9  9  9  9  9  9  9  9  9  9  9  9  9  9  9  9  9  *  9  *  CANABIAN RAMB BRILL C��.  Compressors and Rand Rock Drills, in which the highest degree of Perfection has  been attained,  * R. P. WILLIAMS, F. R. MENDENHALL,     ,.  jfr GREENWOOD.   B.C.  ROSSLAND.   B.C.    j\JL  ^444444444444444444444444444444444444444  4*1*  4  4  4  4  4  4  4  4   .  V v ���  ooper  **-  -MONTREAL, QUEBEC,  MANUFACTURERS OF  -**  ROCK DRILLS, STRAIGHT LINE  {DUPLEX and CORLISS AIR COMPRESSORS . . . .  B BOILERS, HOISTS, PUMPS,- Etc.' c0MPT<e^KekFnq^pments 2%  ~_     Agents For The Bullock Diamond Drills. __________���_�� stock carried in rqssLand. ^3  g~   R. H. *Z* mcfta.ly. Rossland, B. *Z* ~. R. KirUpairick, Greenwood, B. e*   3  >.���^MM��.^M.^.^M.M^^^��M.W>^W*.W��.��.i^M^W-^����^.^WW.I^��M.MMMM.^MM^.^^^..^.M��^WMW������.^MMI._.-.        -___������--___-__��-_--_-____���������-_���_-__.������_���_������������__���__���__-���  9************************9  THE TAILOR  ^mes^."~5e^��_^- awenbUrtr-i CjjpjT^r  of the city by a large crowd who Stent     ��  *  *'  *  _  9  9  ���9  9  9  -ft  Ll  v- v.. j city by a large  the Chinaman back, the citizens being  determined , to'keep their  town free  from Chinese or-- Japanese.   The matter  was  reported   to t the   provincial  government and W. Bullock Webster,  chief of provincial police, investigated  the  case  with   the result that, John  Meagher, M. H. Roy and Fred DuRelle  wete summoned to appear before the  magistrate.'   'The'"crown   was  repre-  sentedby A. M.  Whiteside, and R. B.  Kerr, of Phoenix, appeared for the defendants.   Evidence "was produced to  show that Meagher had not been  from  his place of business at the time, while  the other two admitted they were in  ��"= the'crdwdy^The case against- hitu_^vas.  dismissed and the^ other tyro were com-  .jnitted for't^ia^.v;;||aii,'W9S''fi.~:AdatS5CQ  Which wa* immediately giyen and thei  men released.: ;   :  ��#��#��3tt* ��(��<.####��**��#*#*���*  Hnd  A MUCH-NlEEDED RAILWAY.  ^  Papering and Kalsomining  ^ali-PapersrtPamts,7Qils.  Varnishes, &c��� &c��� &C,  Plate, Sheet and Ornamental Window Glass X  Sash and Doors, Room and  Picture Mouldings/ X  Pictures framed to order.  */*  Comminti-ig?.;bn .an interview with  Robert   Wood of this city, the News-  Advertiser strongly endorses Messrs.  "Wood. arid Kerr's scheme for extending the Shuswap aud Okanagan rail-  . May to the Boundary! 7 After, pointing  out the advantages that must naturally  accure from connecting the agricultural  district on the north with the mining  district on the south, tlie News-Advertiser says:  "There is, however, another matter  in connection with the proposed extension  of   the  Shuswap'and Okanagan  railway which appears directly to the  provincial taxpayer.   That is the fact  {hat under present conditions the pro:  yinc_al   treasury   is drawn upon   annually to the extent of ftbput $40,000,  to meet the insuffjeiehey in the road's  earnings   to pay the interest ou the  bonds which the province^ has guaranteed.   We  think there  is little doubt  that were the line extended so as to  afford  it  not only local but through  traffic, the earnings.'vrould be sufScient  not only to pay the interest on the new  outlay  but to extinguish the present  deficit on the old bonds.   The annual  payment by the prbvince. represents  the amount  of interest and  sinking  fund on $1,000,000/ It such arrangements could be made aa would not only  stop this annual outlay, but also aid  in the development of rich' sections of  the province, it would be an achievement of which anjfyjgovernment might  Copper Strbkt,  ;;;.*' be,(proH_, ' -:'; v;   '"'"--'��� RjJNDEJ  'fJSSiSSSSS^'-V-  'BILLS OF SALE ACT."  Notice ishereby g-iven that in addition to the  provision made for the registration of Bills of  Sale in the County of Yale, as Gas-etted oh the  19th of April, 1900, namely:��� '.;  For the. Grand Forks Miniujr Division:  At the office of the Registrar of tlie County  Court at Grand Forks.  For the Kettle River Miniug-Division:  At the office of the Registrar of the County  Court at Greenwood.  His Honor, the -Lieutenant-Governor in Council, under the provisions of section 9 of the  "Bills of Sale Act," as enacted by section 2 of  the "Bills of Sale Act Amendment Act, 1899,"  has been pleased to provide for the registration  of Billsof Sale��� >      .      "  For the Vernon and Osoyoos Mirting Divisions:  .  At the office of the Registrar of the County  Court at Vernon, on aud after the 1st day of  April, 1901.  For the .remainder of the .County of Yale:  At the office of the Registrar of the County  Court at Kamloops, on aud after the 1st day of  April, 1901.  J. D. PRENTICE,  Provincial Secretary.  Provincial Secretary's Office, 12th March, 1901.  'A.4  PETER GENELLE, PRES. J. QENELLE, VICE-PRES.  *���   ' J.  POUPORE, SECRETARY.  ���s>i  LIMITED.  General Office,  Greenwood, B. C.  Telephones :  Columbia No.  Boundary Creek No.  Vernen & Nelson -.  No. 20.  Our Yards and Mills are  located as foi lows :  Greenwood, Phoenix, Dead-  wood City, Eholt No. l, Ehol No.  2, Iionjf Lake, Rock Creek, Skylark Camp,' Nakusp, Robson,  Ymir and Rosslaud.  We Are Manufacturers  of all Kinds of,: : : : :  PROVINCIAL SECRETARY'S OFFICE.  '������'���"/-'.. "������/:,. 14th March, 1901.  ��� Bis.Honor tlie lieutenant-Governor in Council hasibee'ii-pleased to appoint the under-mentioned Provincial Constables to be Deputy Im  migration Officers for the Districts written opposite their respective nanies, namely'.  James Kirby, of Port Essington, for Cassiar  District. , ������.���  H.  F.   M. Jones, of Shoal  Bay,   Tliurlow  Island, for New Westminster District.'  A, W. I,ahe, of Mission City, for New "Westminster District.  _I. A. Dinsmore, of Grand Forks, fer Yale  District.: _,_  Geo. Cunniiighaaiv Of Greenwood, for Yale  District. *----.._  A. Mcleod, of Fernie, for Ko*oteuay Dtsiriet.  ':ROSSLAr^mENGINE*E^INQ WORKS  CUNLIFFE & MCMILLAN,  Founders,  Machinists and  Boilermakers���Manufacturers of Ore Care, Ore Bin  Doors, and General Mining Machinery���Lots of Second Hand Machinery which  lias been thoroughly overhauled and is practically new.  1-25 H. P. Locomotive Tyse Boiler with ���J l���sinking Pump 10x5x12 Outside, packed,  Engine attached,  complete with all fit-  *     plunger pattern.  tings��� Readv to turn on steam. f  1���6Mx8 Double Cylinder Friction Drum i .1���Sinking Pump.  No. 5 Cameron.   New  Hoist, built by the Iugersoll Company.       J     York.  Watch this ad for other lists or write us for complete list before you buy.   We  may have just what you want.  Agents for Northey Pumps���Stock Carried.  TH1RDAVENUE ROSSLAND P. 0. BOX 1 9  And further take notice that action  Section 37^,must be commenced before tli  suance of such Certificate of Improvements  Dated the 20th day of November, 1899.  192' ;���������"������..''.     C. M. SHAW.  under  the is  NOTICE OF ASSICBMEBT,-  Pursuant to tbe ''Creditors'Trust Deeds  ' . Act" and Amending Acts.  MINTSRAL ACT, 1896.  CERTIFICATE    OF    IMPROVEMENTS.  * NOTICE. _  TIPTOP mineral claim, situated in the Kettle  -    ."River .mining   division  of    Yale~ district.  Whore located :   In Skylark carap.\  TAICE NOTICE ~.l.aL. I. .Jteaac H. Hai-  lc>tt, Free Minei-s's ce-.it.cate No.  8003B, inteiuVt sixij- days from the date  hereof, to apply to the mining recorder  a certificate of improvements for the pur-  *���-���-'---    -    crown   grant  to the  JlrttslSupplies  Mellor's Pure  lixed Paints.  We can strongly recommend this  Uump.to those retiuiring its special type.  The extreme convenience of the outside  packed form enables it to be readily  packed and taken up. .The absence of the  projecting valve gear is a valuable feature in avoidii.gbreakagesdiiring.hoist-  | iug and lowering in the confined space  wherethese pumps are used. It is fitted  with convenient suspending hooks and  the piping arrangement takes up the  least possible space. Mining sujjer'm-  tcudcuts and those interested in Mining  Machinery would consult their interests  by sending for catalogue'and quotations  before installing their plants. We  manufacture Pumping Machinery for  every conceivable duty.  We have given special attention to the  construction of all Pumping Machinery  required for Mine Work and also Manufacture any type of pump for any Special  Duty. Pumps actuated by Compressed  Air. Pumps for Bad Mine Water. Station  Pumps, etc.. etc. Catalogue and specifications upon request.  for   .. ^v.    ...  pose    of   obtaining  above claim.  And  further take notice that action, under  section 37, must be commenced before the issuance of such ceriiiieate of improvements.  -��� Dated.tUis.2"th dav of March, 1901.  I7HrHAI-I"ETT.*-  MINERAL ACT. 1890.  Certificate of Improvement.  NOTICE. i1**  "LiAURA mineral claim, situated in the Kettl-y  River  mining  division  of  Yale   district  -   Where located :   In Iiong Lake camp.  TAKE NOTICE thatl, Cm. Shaw acting *  as  ageut  for  Marry   McArthur,     Pre*  Miuer's Certificate 7734B, G. R. Naden, Tre-  Miner's Certificate No. 143S7A, and Uie P. /.- -  Largery estate,  Freie   Miner's  certificate N<Jy  27629B, intend, sixty days from;the date hereol  to apply to the n_ii).n'_f recorder for a certificate  of improvements for the pur_>nse of obtaining a  crown grant of the above claim.  .And further take notice that action, under  "TBe��_i-_U.37. must he commenced before the i��-  '   suance of Tuc(ttdrt.&Kte8f^._-!_t'ovement-.  Dated this 12 day of April,'1900. **-���   3tu--7. C.jb. SHAW. ~"  '���-"ii  MELLOR  'Phone 76.  LIMITED  TORONTO,   CANADA,  Cunliff & McMillan, agents at  Rossland; Geo. A. Walkem &  Co., agents at Vancouver;  Times  Copper St.  Notice is hereby given tliat George Frederick  Craig, heretofore carrying on a business as a ,  druggist,     in     the     city     of     Greenwood,  British    Columbia,    has   by     deed    of    assignment     for     the    benefit     of    creditors  bearing date   the 23rd   day  of   March,  1901,  made in pursuance of the -'Creditors'  Trust  Deeds Act" and amending acts granted  and  assigned unto Edmund T. Wickwire of thc said  city   of Greenwood, broker,   all liis personal  estate, credits and effects which may be seized  and sold under   execution,    and all liis  real  estate, in trust for the benefit of his creditors,  for the purpose of distribution  amongst the  said creditors as provided ,by law.   The sa'd  deed of assignment was executed by the said  George Frederick Craig on the 23rd  day   ot  March, 1901, aud afterwards by  the said  Edmund T. Wickwire ou thc said 23rd   day of  March, 1901.  All creditors having claims against the said  George Frederick Craig are required to forward  particulars of the same, duly verified, to the  said assignee, Edmund T. Wickwire, ou or before the 25th day of April, 1901, after wliich date  the said assignee will proceed to distribute the  assets of thc said estate among the parties entitled thereto having regard only to the claims  of which he then shall have notice. All uersons  indebted to the said George Frederick Craig are  required to pay the amounts due by lliemto the  said assignee forthwith.  And notice ip further given that a meeting of  the creditors of the said George Frederick Craig  will be held at the offices of Messrs, McLeod  & Brown Naden-Flood block, Copper street,  Greenwood, B. C, on Tuesday, the 9tn day of  April, 1901, at the hour of four o'clock in thc  afternoon.  Dated at-Greenwood, B. C, the 23th day of  March, A. D., 1901.  EDMUND T. AVICKWIRE,  McLEOD & BROWN, Assignee.  Solicitors for Assignee. 25-29  MINERAL ACT.  Certificate of iwiDroYements.  NOTICE.  IrAKE VIEW mineral claim, situated in the  Kettle Rivet Mining Division of Yale District. Where located : In Long Lake  Camp. ���  TAKE NOTICE that we, Robert Wood,Frec  Miner's Certificate No. B29759, and C. L.  Thomet, Free Miners Certificate No. B29059, intend sixty days from the date hereof, to apply  to to Mining Recorder for a Certilicate of im-  I pioueiuciils, 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 thc issuance of such Certificateof Improvements  Dated tliis 4th day of March, A. D.,1901.  3iu-6.  Mineral Act 1896.  -^CERTIFICATE OF IMPROVEMENTS.  NOTICE.  MARGRIE mineral situate In the Kettle river  Miuing Division of Yale District. Where  Located In Skylark camp.  TAKE NOTICE that I, C.-B. Shaw acting  as agent for Mary McArthur, Free  Miner's Certificate7734u, and George R. Naden,  FreeMiner's certificate No. 14357a. intend sixty  days from the date liereof to apply io the  mining recorder for a certificate of improve,  ment for the purpose of obtaining a crown  grant for above claim.  And further take notice that action  under  ccction 37 must be commenced before the issuance of such certificate of improvements  Dated this 27th day March, A. I). I960.  20-34 C. _E. SHAW.  J  MINERAL   ACT,  1896.  Certificate of Improvements.  NOTICE.  DANDY Minerl Claim, situate ln tho Kettle  River Miniug Division of Osoyoos District.  Where located: In Greenwood camp, south  of thc Tamarack Mineral Claim.-  TAKE 'NOTICE that wc, Sydr.ev M. Johnson, Free Miner's C ertific:._c No. B8120  and II. L. Morgan,Free Miner's Certificate No.  U29614, 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 further  take   notice that action, under  section 37, must be commenced before the is  suance of such certifictto of improvements.  Dated this Kith day of March, A. D., 1901.  MINERAL ACT, 1900.  Certificate of Improvements.  NOTICE  ROBERT EMMET Mineral claim,  aitute In  the Kettle River Miuing   Division of  Yale  District.  TAKE NOTICE that I. C. jE. Shaw acting  as agent for C. I. mc Arthur, Free  Miner's Certilicate M27ii, G. R. Naden, Free  Miner's certilidate No. 14357a, and the P. A.  Langery estate, Free ��� Miner's certificate  No. 2%29B, iiitcmT, sixty days from the  date hereof, to apply to the Miuing  Recorder for a Certificate of Improvements, for  thc purpose of obtaining a Crown Graut of thc  above claim.  And further take notice that action, under  section 37, must be commenced before the issuance of such Certificate of Improvements.  Dated this 27th day of March, 1900.  26-34 C, _��. SHAW.  DAWSON   &   CRADDOCK  Clears and Tobaccos,  Smokers\ Sundries,  Comfortable Club Rooms.  Two. Doors  B__i,ow  Rbndell  Corner.  E. JACOBS  mnn, ��| nt  GREENWOOD.  MINERAL ACT, 1896.  Certificate of Improvement  NOTICE.  HONALULU mineral- claim,  situate   in   the  Kettle River Mining Division of Yale District.   Where located :    InCoppercamp.  TAKE   NOTICE  that  I,  C. M. Shaw as  agent for James R.   McMackson, Free  Miner's Certificate No. nl356 and William II.  McMackson, Free Miners Certificate No. _tl3593  ���   ���    * __���.��� A*tm i.Rreof, to apply to  MINERAL ACT, 1896.  Certificate of Improvement.  NOTICE.  |.EMERALD Mineral claim, situate in the  Kettle River Mining Division of Yale District. Where located: In Deadwood camp.  TAKE NOTICE that I, Sydney M. Johnson, Free Miner's Certificate No. B. : '20  for self and as agent for I. H. Hallett, Free-  Miner's Certificate No. 8003 and Lindsay Mc-  Carren Free Miner's Certilicate No.  B30022       intend sixty days from  the date liereof, to apply to the Mining  Recorder for a Certificate of. Improvements, for  the purpose of obtaining a Crown Graut of the  above claim1  And further take notice .that action, under  Section 37, must be commenced before the is-  *��� "- /*,~-**n�� .��_, r.t Tmnrnvemeilts.  McMackson, Free Miners -jerunca-e _-.... _._  ���  intend: sixty days from date hereof, to apply to   section oi, rnus. ����,__...���...���   I the Miuing Recorder for a Certificate of Im suance of such Certificate of Improvements  provements for  the purpose  of  "���.tr.lnin-r  a nated tUia **t day of January, A. D. 1901.  I Crown Graut of the above claim. ��"����.��_�������� �� Tr,wxrsr  obtaining a  I  SIDNEY M. JOHNSON.  .     MINERAL ACT. 1899. >  Certificate of Improvements.  NOTICE.  ���tjtkroOK"    "WORLDS    FAIR    FRACT-  ' PIroN��&MISSING LINK NO. -FRACTION" mineral claims, situate in the Kettle  Ri?er Mining Division of Yale District.  Where located :   In Greenwood Camp.  TAKE NOTICE that I, Isaac H. Hallett as  agent for George R. Naden, Free Miner's  fwiif-latc No 14357a| and James S. C. Fraser,-  Free'Miner's Certificate  no.   B29234. luteud,  sixtv dav" from date hereof, to apply to the  MhiW Recorder for   Certificates.of fmorove-  m-..ts for the purpose of obtaining "t Crown  rr_nt. of the abovsclaims,  GAnd fnrtulrtake uotic. that action^ under.  KfVtion 3", must bo commenced before the is-  luance of inch Certificates of ImprovemenMu  D����ft-ifi&U day of February, A. D. 190L  30.-0 OI.H.HAIAjraT*_  "* -..  ���*yTX  .-j=?c--i  �������� -A- OFFICIALS.  M. Whyte and Party of Railway  Men Visit the District  A large party of C. P. R. officials  visited Greenwood on Tuesday last.  Headed  by  Wm. Whyte,  the popnlar  g-eneral manager for the west, they ar-1 joyable evening was spent'.  Whyte's private car    ' ������  The members of the Greenwood Dramatic company surprised Mr. and Mrs.  F. A; Millis at their residence in tlie  Auditorium on Tuesday evening last,  congratulated them upon the nin.-  teenth anniversary of their marriage  and presented them with a beautiful  volume of Shakespeare's.    A most err-  _IN THE���  BOUMRI  COUNTRY...  rived on Mr. Whyte's private car attached to the regular. They visitedMid  wayand the two local smelters and after  spending the night in the city left for  the east early Wednesday morning.  Mr. \yhyte is o'n a tour of inspection  | of the!company's lines. He visited the  coast and all of- the Kootenay cities  tapped by the C. P. R. Speaking to a  Times representative he was as courteous aud affable as ever but has nothing to say of public interest in reference to the future policy of the C. P. R.  regarding the extension of the C. & W.  further west or the other many matters that are of great interest at the  present time.  Accompanying Mr. Whyte were his  private secretary, D. F. Coyle; R. Marpole, general superintendent; F. S.  Barnard, who is heavily interested in  Greenwood; F. P. Gutelius; A. N. Nan-  ton, Winnipeg; C. W\ Milestone, Winnipeg; W. Downie, superintendent, C:.  & W.; J. S. L,awrence; AF. Armstead,  Vancouver.  LOCAL   LORE.  For Rent���Unfurnished rooms, very  cheap.    See Smith & McRae  Any one wishing to get old magazines or newspapers can have them by  calling at the reading room.  All kinds of Taxidermist work done  by T. B. Winnett, Silver street.       tf  A. S. Thomas  arrived in Greenwood  on   Friday   last after spending several  months in the east.   He left on  day for Canyon City.  Druggists X X  Jewelers and  X X Opticians  Fok Rt.NT���Corner store willi three  rooms, papered, rent about $20. Apply Tlie Times ofliee. If  Last Mondjty evening the local Oddfellows entertained members from the  Mother L,ode mine aud tlieir friends, a  delightful evening was spent which  was closed with an informal dance.  The Oddfellows will give a ball on 26th  inst.  Mon-  Is The Best Hotel* irf The City.  Every Modern C o nv e n i e n c e".  F. H. Oliver, manager   of  the Morrison Mines, I_.td., is iu the city.  GREENWOOD, B.C.  Barrels of fun'at the" Hypnotic show  Saturday night.  Miss G. D. Sexton, corset expert of  New York, will be at Rendell's Arcade for three days, April 12th, 13th  and 15th, to demonstrate tlie merits' of  W. B. and L,a Vida corsets. She will  be pleased to meet ladies who wish up-  to-date and well-fitting orsets, ou the  above dates.  Dr. Mathison, dentist,  over Bank of  Commerce.    Both 'phones.  ir*t*fl  BOARD OF TRADE.  Secre-  I   .-  /  Annual Meeting Today��� The  tary's Repprt.  The   annual meeting of the Greenwood   Board  of Trade was adjourned  from   Wednesday   "evening   till-.- foiir  o'clock this afternoon.   The following  is the secretary's report...  To  tlie  President   and   Members   of  Greenwood Board of Trade:���  Sirs:���In   accordance  with   require-,  ments of the' constitution and by-laws  governing our body,  I beg to submit  herewith a brief summary of the affairs  of the Board since my .election, as secretary on July 7th last.    :"  Upon   assuming   office~'-I found the  .affairs of the same in a somewhat disjointed 'condition.   A-  large   amount  ��� was due the  late secretary, on salary,  -an   overdrawn   bank .account 'existed,  and sundry bills were standing against  the board pressing for payment.   The  situation was laid before the member-  ship who came readily to the relief by  payment   of   arrearages   for fees and  dues.and the secretary has the pleasure  to announce that7every known account  against   the board,  except part of the  foimer   secret-try's   salary,   has been  "paid, the year's   expenses  met, and a  small   balance'on hand.    For definite  particulars a detailed financial account  is herewith appended. - ..;'  During . mv ,n-.ie   nion'thsi of ..office  there.l.^ve b%ri~f6urv:meetings of the  board and 16 meetingsof the. cy.!^$rfj  .-. Avyj^u^crrSpdrtjot S,o6o;Copies wa.li.'  ^pub_ished,y7of___w_hich^  distributed in bulk through."'the Britisli  yColittnbiaiagency- at Ahe'-Paris^EIxpo-  sitisn, the agent generaJ-sWffi^-Jn.  Ivondon, the Canadian Pacific railway,  and several of the large mining companies, and 111 copies mailed to individuals requesting the-same."  The secretary, has sent-dut 216 circulars and post cards, and.152 letters.  Interviews have been held by the  board and council op matters of public  interest with the Hon. Mr. Sifton, Hon.  Mr. Turner, Hon. Mr. McBride, Hon.  Mr. Curtis. '     '���>  Thc results of these interviews have  been duly reported from time to time.  . The financial affairs of the board  have been audited by the council and  the following statement found correct:  HKCKII'TS.  'Amount received from mcnibcrRliiii fees  and dues .........;     427 50  Appropriation by government. Wlitte'H  camp road .". .'.  1,000 00  Balance from road  fund  subscription,  per K.Wood       22 SO  Jtalancc from dinuer,IIoti. Mr. McBride      7 00  $1,457 00  DISBURSEMENTS.  "Note in battle re "White's camp road  92S 0  Overd rawu account,-!auk of Montreal... 71 31  Entertainment Hon. Mr. Turner  20 00  Salary account, Gosnell, secretary  40 00  "               E. Jacobs  2S 00  Expense; account, E. Jacobs.....  2 SO  Expense delegates Ass. Board. 1900  2S 00  Membership fee Ass. Bords, 1900  15 90  Telegrams .-.'. - ZS 32  Postage _,.. 1191  Printing reports and sundries  . 6o 50  Salary Secretary  Gaunce  _*��� 225 00  ��� Stationery, secretary's office ..;..* 2 05  '    ' ':"''       ���      '    $1,451 59  Balance on Hand $5 40  Respectfq:lly submitted, - - - ���  7. W. G. Gaxjnce,  '..- Secretary.  A. Li. McIOwen, the well known"'min-  ing engineer, is in the city. He has  been operating iu Mexico for sometime,past.  Large collection of sheet music at 5,  10 and 15 cents. Greenwood Music  Store.  Commencing  Saturday  POPDLAfPRIGES  6rabam $ Parry,  Prdpri'etei-s,:  ���������.-��� ��� >  Cor, Copper and Deadwood Streets, / v * **��� <> Greenwood/ B. C  NOTICE.  <>s  . Services will be held in the Methodist church at 11 o'clock on the morning of'Good Friday. Easter Sunday  services at 11 and 7:30.  Dr. Schon, the medical health, office  has from this day until further notice  quarantined the city  against.' the city  of Phoenix. %     ���  RESERVED SEATS AT  SPROTT &  MACPHERSON'S  JEW ELERY STORE.  ~A GRAND--  TO THE  DEAF.  Nitrous oxide and oxygen for pain  less extraction of teeth~at Dr. Mathi-  son's.-.   .  T. A. Milde, of the Mother Lode, lost  a driving glove between mine and  Cameron's stables. The finder will  ���please return to Mr. Milde or the  Times office.  A rich lady cured of her deafness  and.noises in the head by Dr. Nicholson's artificial ear drums, gave $10,000  to his institute, so that; deaf people  unable to procure the ear drums may  have them free.' Address No. 14S20C,  The Nicholson Institute, 780 ISighth  Avenue, New York, U. S, A.  ..The Clarendon Cafe..  THE   BEST   MEALS   IN   THE   CITY   SERVED.  SPECIAL ATTENTION, TO DINNER PARTIES.  Most comfortable ancVwell furnished rooms, ^team heated  and lighted by electric light.    Can be had,from  .,$10 Per Month Upwards.,;  MRS. DOWDING.i .-** .:. m^WSa%^  . Laugh  and grow fat���he will please  you.    Who?   Why Payne.  The Miners Union are giving a ball  in the' Auditorium on the evening of  the ninth. As they have established  a reputation for successful'dances the  affair will no doubt be largely patronized. "  WANTED.  Tenders foe sinking shaft at Mother  Lode mine. For particulars apply E.  C. Copper company's'office, Anaconda,  B.C. '   ." 77  TAKING THE CENSUS.  y    in aid of ^the funds of St. Jude's  7     Church-will take place on'**  -  ,    ^  IPRSM, APRIL If  at 8:30 p.  in., at the'Masonic  Hall, Government Street"'  ;7  ���Tickets to Include Supper-y  Gentiemen     -     -    "���'-"��� -    $1.50  -:*-:- yy    $1.50  may be obtained of the ladies  of  the Guild or at. the door.  ��� ���;'' ~ L-  THE GEM RESIAMI  Ladles  j  s&i-id.  Lunches put up^-|hdrt���' orders .at'-ill''hou^8*==Pf*rt-��rA^7  dinintr  room  for- "la<_le)_*^rBest 'service; -in^th-. ^ty.   "���,  iUerncr �� PitJock  a     ,s  Poultry and  good steaks alwaj'S on  hand at the Gem restaurant.  P. T. McCallum has-been appointed  census commissioner for the Boundary  country. He is appointing his enumerators and expects to have everything, in.  readiness by April Sth* -Asth'e census  gives the officiaVstandu'ig of all places,  the citizens of Greenwood should as  sist the local enumerator in getting, a  complete record of the population of the  city.  In the Catholic church this week  divine service will be as follows: _, Holy  Thursday, mass at 10 a.-in;'.ion Friday  Saturday, way of the cross at 3 p. ni,,  on Easter Sunday, mass and 7bei-edic-  "ti6-_ a* the:usua_-h6firsi'7y *    ���   y, 7  V;FoR/^N^gon^prtjJbly  ,three-foonied cottage.    Apply   Times  bfficeiy^-  FOR  .���>-.��������  P. T. McCallum, census, cimtnis-  sioner for the Boundary, was in the  city this week appointing enumerators  and arranging for the taking of the  census; The enumerators appointed  meet in Grand Forks this week to receive their instructions. They will begin work on Tuesday next.  Illustrated postal cards, views of  both smelters. Do not miss seeing  them.    Smith & McRae.  If vou are in need  of any -.ind, try us  ivitb an order.�� ��  ��.Xbe  ��r,^^W^'  i*.V  1,4.4.4.4.4.4,4,^,^^^^,4,^ 4.4��4-4��^^4"4��44'3��  t.. Jr��.  \)  COMING.  j?tot. Payne, ihe 20th century hypno-  _, _tist .and  phrenologist.   Two   nights,  cpnurreucirrg Saturday, April 6th. ;.._y.;  4  4  4  4  4  4  4  4  4-  4  4  4  4  4  4  4  4  4  4  4  4  4  4  4  4  4  4  4  We have paid special attention  to the construction of Pump-  1 .ing.,LMa^hhiery^^ fpr^ duty_^in  Mines; our unsurpassed^fac.iiy  ities- and imroved methods  have given our.Pumps a Dominion wide reputation. They  are fully guaranteed. Our designs include all types of the  ordinary Piston Pattern Miniug  Pump, Solid Cylinder single and  Duplex Patterns, outside packed  Duplex Plunger Patterns with  Pot valves; also Vertical Sinkr  ing Pumps, both piston and outside'packed double Plunger patterns. Mine superintendents  and those interested in M^chin-!  ery would consult their interests  by sending for catalogue* and  quotations before installing their  plants.  We are experts in the Manufacture of  Pumps for Special Duties, Pumps actuated by Compressed Air. pumps for Bad  Mine Water, Station Pumps, etc., etc.  "(OPEN DAY AND NIGHT)        ... ,   *  IS NOW UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT;^  Shipments - ot fresh fish, green vegetables and everything else  l}        received regularly.  DINNERS iND SUPPERS WATERED FOR  GIBBON & MOSHER, PROPRIETORS  DIFFERENT  STYLES.  JK=  t* m* Gully $��������  THE BEST MACHINE MADE.  LIBERAL DISCOUNT  FOR CASH  Or  on time very easy payments,  or call on ;   Write  SPROTT & MACPHERSON  AGENTS,  Watchmakers and Jewellers  Copper Street,  4  4  4  4  4  4  4  4  4  4  4  ' Limited.  TORONTO,   CANADA,  Gunliffe &/\b!ett,  AGENTS AT ROSSLAND-  Geo. A. Walkem,  AGENTS AT VANCOUVER.  WM. SMITH,  PO. Box 160, agent at Greenwood. B. C.  E. JACOBS  =ITlifAiP^Y:  If not you surely' will fthenyoa  sie the new 1901 Model Cleveland  it44444444444*%, ^^^^,4,%,4444*%.*$.#  Hi  We have obtained the^ <*ibli-��ive agency in. the;di8triit;for the :  American and Canadian: Manufacturers Association j and have  selected the CLEVELAND as the best all round wheel, and will  carry a full stock of this manufacture, in both men's and wo-,  men's.   There are a great kjariy-improvements over the 1900.'���_  v model and they are; conceded to be the best wheel'made. "^f,  however, you are in love with some other make, we will obtain  itforyou.  WE  WILL BE  PLEASED TO  HAVE YO0 CALL  AND INSPECT THE ���'CLEVELAND:1      ^  GREENWOOD.  RUSSELL-LAW-eAULFIELD CO; LTft,  Tife  m  �� * .vr^-��-��'-..____  :W'^^0^lMMi0^  ��.��. :l:.AXI\.^^.^�� - - ������:.  ___a__a_gg___:;.4jiar_.