Array jl Vol. 8.���No. 27. REVELSTOivl-. R C, AU f 4 VI! $2.00 Per Year., ^> ��� 6fcTiie Lea'dinsr Store." E32 "^..U" VIMU1'.1 7U.-W.J��.|.. sb-sssBsa^i^i&sasssssssaiss^issesi a**c* *? t L 5 ��~ i'i P ' $��* Mat Come and See Our Beautiful Display of Spring Merchandise. j BEAUTIFUL WHITE GOODS. i . ���' . .1 SWISS 'i-*A Fancy White Muslins. Laces, Valancincs,' etc. All-over Revelstoke to &. DIMITY MUSLINS. A most beautiful assortment of these J$J fashionable iroods in various colors at {fit ii, I/Ja, 20, 25 and 30 cents. UNDER SKIRTS. Mercerised Sateen Skirts in endless |��| colors���All prices. ' |f| i EASTER GLOVES. H rV'i f Hi. \\:e sell thc famous Perrin's Gloves fe ���Once worn always asked for. ft I BOYS' BLOUSE SUITS. 1 i ��� r i'',7] ESS WW Just to hand tlie' finest shipment of ||| Boys' Blouse Suits. These are the Bp best made in Canada, and don't rip || anywhere. ������ ���__,��� I i MEN'S CLOTHING. We have just opened, up, a large .range of beautiful Satin-lined,, AD- ' wool Sero-e and Worsted Suits, and marked them away1 down. - Call and see us before buying elsewhere, MoKonzie Avenue. IllltoiligS V?M����P. k'xn pointed out that 111*- States, wilh a go'd output nf $o7l."G3,CG0, had four {jn.-wriiuicnt mints mid eight, government assay office!?, while C/lilndn had iigiilrt 1 rod net ion of $10,0C0,00U wish- nut'one .such I'Ktiililishiiieiit Since Mr. WilU**'-' iiilili't-sH was delivered ihe, Dominion government h)ivi'c>inlili>lied Hi) assay office nl Vancouver, alld lhe result, has already been Lo bring iiuicli go'd to | lint, cily. Air.' Wilkin then went on lo show lio\V Seal lie" lind grown from a town <.f '2-2,TA) inoJSi'O, to a (ity of SO.07'1 in VXi), niiiinly through its l.i'enlillllg th.. mail for Canadian gold, Ihe govri'iitiii'iii ips-snv office nt Seattle alone.handling tjil i,7-17,l)ll of Oiiiiadifin gold foi-last year. ' >\, . Railway Traffic Interrupted, Sln>r!!y��nfli-i" Ihi' .ifali ir.iln imn-'i'tl llii'i'tigli \ oi'-idiiy nftci iitnin en mine lii It.'i-i'lsloki' t,wo snow sheds nl Three V.ill.-y L.iki* weie found to lie. on fin', nnd wi'i'i1 eiiLiii'Iy.destroyed. Tli'* effect was lo block IrnlUc on lhe road till to-day Mini the tclegiaph lines weie ii No down. Tiie uiigin nf lhe fire irf not Known lint,'is il. occurred after I lie scab , liaiu |iii.iM>il il. is nlino.st I't'i't.-iin lo lm ve lieen due lo if rpurk from llu1 engine Ihing the dry I iniher.. Afire i-Urlcil in "ue .-lied'wiuilii tnpidly pass t\u tin-othi'i-. Of course the Company u ill hi.inie lhe .-Hiking truckmen rigln itw.'iy', .-ind lni.-e ;i hue niiil i ry, hut we tl'iii'l believe nuv of the. men nn this *��� i; division would be guilty of nny such tiling, nud lhe foi in t-i-. explanation, Unit lhe lire stalled from n pacing LMiiriii'*, is lhe more probable one. 'J'lic scull gang nt Twin IJulle was sent for in make the. line passable for j ,llKi prospectors, win I'ormed a lincket Iralilc. ' brigade, and after (juile a snuggle "" * ' I succeeded in subduing (lie flames. A CANADIAN MINT'^f ��*��**���������*�� "���!���������"�� I active part had a riddt.y f,i,ll Irom the top of a ladder, which broke, in Ihe .center. , He abstained a few bruises, hut nolhing of' a serious iintui'i'. The fire orL'inated itl tho roof of thu kitchen. Fire at Lcrdjuu Hotel. Tin? Liirdean hotel at (Joniaplix. owned hy It. G. McLeod, had n nni row escape from heing de.-.tioyerl liy fire on Tuesday aud was only saved hy the elfoi I" uf a large galigiifsa wuiiil men' Ferguson A Country Bustling With Towns. Ranches and Mines. Revplstokc is naturally the main busincy- point, for commercial .raiiriiction? wilh the Lnrdc-ai:, anc wnli a fair railway tariff, this city sliould today have been the main wholesale supply point for the Koolenayp. lho C P. R. with their usual ppeculative vagaries, however -chose Nelson for their favor.-, and the want of wisdom rhown in that selection has just been evidenced by the action of the Turner-Beeton'Comprihy in closing their'Nelson warehouse. Had Revelstoke been chosen for tariff favor? bestowed on Nelson wc should havo seen Revelstoke today ,a city with as large a population as Nelson. As it is, however, Revelstoke is the banking point for the Lardeau, and merchants and manufacturers ,in this city dp a considerable business with Lardeau points, ��� ' AlU'.OWDL'AlJi Leaving Revelstoke, the' railway follows the Columbia River to Ar- rowheiid���one of the beauty' spots of the province. Tho business portion of Arrowhead "consists of two hotels and a store! The hotel? are the Lakeview, and the Arrowhead. The former is conducted by J. J. Foley, and is one of the best appointed hotels to be found on tlie road. Ihe Arrowhead is owned by E. J, Kerr, and though not such a pretentious hostelry as the Lnke- viewriHs n,well~conducted -house.' Ihe store and post ollice are in the, hand? of G. T. Newman. Arrowhead is essentially a railway centre, being the point- of transfer from the A. ��t K. -niilway to the C. P; R, boats which carry traffic into the heart of Kootenay, - Slips are laid to suit the various''stages of high and'hv.v water.'. The Fred Robin*- son' Lumber Compain'e steamers also connect Arrowhead with points on the north-cast arm of the hike, ihe Aniieiythis reason being under command of Capt, Johnston, C0MAPLIX, ��� This is the site of .the Fred Rob- inscn Lumber- Company's mill, Kootenay Lumber Company's store, nnd the mining recorder's oflice for this section of the Lnrdeau. Mr. Sumner is mining recorder and provincial constable, He has had a busy lime of late owing to the rush in the Fir-h Creek camjii There are two good hotelsj the Queen's, conducted by Li Cameron; and the Lardeau, conducted by R. McLeod. A public school has also been provided here, Miss Gibbons'being the' present mistress. Comaplix is also a point of arrival from and departure to Fish Creek. ��� y Thomson'.-; laxijixo. J, W. Thomson, niter whom this important point en the Arm was named, was (he pioneer store and hotel-keeper in this, section, but retired from busine.-s some years ago iind has a pretty home on thc shore of tbe lake. rJ homson's Landing is thc point of .transfer of pas- . iy.h 1 *.!.���.��� ��� i in dueled by P.. Fra-cr has Ri i ;."��� ������ -.t-i ������ndy 'Vrnig, .''fnn1 ; weJl-slocked . i. lOfL*' ������'. liich he. 0] cued about a year ago. Mr. Fra.H'r is agent for the telephone exchange. Thorn,-on'.- Landing is a ci-le: l)ra1ed jilace fer fruit at this season of the .year, and tra-vellers have a good time picking berries. Mr. Ncedham's garden is a favorite spot", and one of the best and most prolific in the district in the way of small fruits. J, Tqbin conducts a blacksmith and horseshoeing business here. TO TKOIT I.AKi;. A good" wagon road connects Thomson's' Landing with Troul Lake, twelve miles distant, 'ibe road follows Thomson Creek through, a deep canyon, affordijig magnificent scenery. Four and a half miles out Fulmer's ranch, which is a favorite stopping'place with travellers, is reached, and at this season of-the year (he ranch is celebrated for its strawberries and cream. '������' �� The road skirts two pretty lakes, one k'no\ui' as' Armstrong Lake, "four,miles out, and forming the headwaters of 'Thomson Creek, The other is Stauber Lake, ��� a much hirgei;sheet'of, water, and Fulmer's ranch is between the two. From Stauber Lake to Trout Lake Cily several ranches dot'thc valley, and appear to be doing well, dairying and hay being the principal re-' sources MS* q ^i-r^ r'if*'3f *jia< / *ne Oyster Groups A. F. Rosenberger is Pushing De- ���' velopment. , . : A. F. Roscnberger, ibe v.-ull-known manager of the Prospectors Exchange at Nelson, recently bondei the Caml-ome and Oyster group- on Fish Creek, near (he Imperial and Eva property, which has given such a good account of itself its 'a free-milling gold proposition. With that enterprise which is characteristic of all Mr. Rosenberger's operations he has lost' no ^lime'in starting work on these properties with a'view to thoroughly , proving them up. THE CAMBOHNE GUOL'l'. , thai a d-'-ir.-iiilc sn ileirn'iit will spring .up theie mioii. 11 luts aKii have liefn sold in the Invvei- town. The stiitahle- ness of t.lie flat there ;il=n with its even sin face and good soil for residential purpose!' is heconiing nioi-t? nppnei- iited now that a perfect title, low pi'!ct?s,'i'!i5-v levins and at presc'iu a large area in vv Inch to .x-lect siles, -are. o.Tered lo intending piiriha-vrs. The ni'inagei's of the c.-tate discourago ad fiiras pos-ihle sitcn to those vv ho would Imy for Hy specula live resale. Recognising I hat as a rule all towns tend In grnw in a winterly direct ion and ih'it i>'( vy l-i-giil.-j'ly euip lived miner in il.o ue glilinrhiii'il of a town of ivxiri aid supply means lifn addilioii of len souls Lo llu-pi.pi'ilaiiiin, ihey wish to as-ist in' fiirwariiing I lie growth of Revel* stoke into a good railway and minit ff lo'.vn wiih ail sections taking ti chili iu ni hit; iv-.sl in its prospeiiiy. , It is along-this valley, close to the road, that tho railway to. connect Revelstoke with the Lardeau railway will be built, via Arrowhead, Comaplix and Thomson's Landing. , .' TIIK park. ' The next- stopping place is the Park Hoiel, situated at the junction of the reads to Ferguson and Trout Lake, and within a mile of Trout Lake City.. This hotel is conducted by W..jBaty, who is sanguine as to thei'uture of the district and"firmly' believes that thc old-timers who have stayed with it are about to have their reward. He is interested i.n the Copper King, on the North Fork, near Circle .City, and the Justin and North Star in the -Johnston Basin, The Copper King is one of the few copper prospects in the district and Mr., Raty informs us assays have- run H-85 in copper values. Quite a bit of work has been done on it and the trail runs through the, property. Mr. Raty has a nice garden,1 with good- crops of potatoes, etc.,'and has one of the best poultry yards in,the district, '"��� 'IJ-iOl'T LAKH CITY. A chai Views of a Leading Bank Manager. At (lit- annual , meeting of the Imperial Uhiik, Gem-Tal .Manager Wilkin di'livei ed a very alili- addre;>s on ihu (|ii"s|inn of theolalilislimeiit of a mint foi Canada. The main argument set fin tli was tht* oMnhlialiiiifiit hy liiii means of a local market foi llm silver and gold pioduced iii (lie Dominion. Mr. Wilkie point.-. Out As tin.' Cusloins Department, will not Issue a license for a cigar factory to he conducted on the same premises a* a Unit thi' profit j cigar store, II. A. Brown, who i* start- to ihe Uuijed .S:.ite-. government, on thi'iV silver (���(linage in circtilal ion in Canada is i-s| iiualed at from $ 100,00; I to fji-JO.OOO, ii profit eiitin-ly h;.st to our government. l)\ illj-j 0|", Of \i\f lll-HIIIJJvJjt #!'��� Wjj- ing (lie Union Cigar Faclory, found it neecssu y lo erect a sepai-ile luiildiiig j sengers and freight for Trout Lake i and Ferguson. Considering the 'size of the place, a large amount of | busiiies.s is done here. Messrs. I Craig A Hillman have splendidly I equipped stables which supply pack | and saddle horses for miners, pros- ! pec tor?, experts and all sorts and I conditions of men for thirty miles arounth Forty pack and'saddle horses of good stamp arc kept, and Mr. Craig has just gone out (o purchase another lot, specially with a view to packing out ore from some of the outlying cuiups. Thc firm also run.a stage thrice weekly each way between Thomson's Land- ing and Ferguson aud have four teams continuously on the road hauling freight from Thomson'.- Landing to Trout Lake and Fer- guscn. There arc two hotels here- the Prospector';-: Exchange, a larf:<- for the purpose, and has the work well ; building conducted by T. W. Gra in hand. The liuilding is iieing erected mi lhe ground whii li was for- ilh'Hp^siU'Vj^'VljIvj^vtv). ham. and tlie Pioneer, of whicl aac Rate is tlie landlord, K.\" ���������liiopt 6f'r"i\Yir\iru}i>ii(\n [c II f*i)T'(l('��i mi 113 site 101' u town, nestling in the valley, and between the mouth of thc La nio j'iver and Trout Lake, is the characteristic of Trout Lake! City. The lovui has grown considerably .of late and gives every promise of becoming an imj ci'tant business centre and railway point. Four good hotels afford accommodation for travellers, and the stores arc well stocked with all the requirements of a mining camp. There are also a mining recorder'.- office, assay officc\ schcolhousc, and Trout Lake City is headquarters of Capt. Davey and other well-known mining'men, Mrs, Jowctt runs the Trent Lake City Hotel, the pioneer hou'e'of the town; D. R. McLennan owns the Windsor: Messrs, Abrahamson Pros, the Queens; and Messrs. Madden nnd Levequc are conducting thc Lakeview, N. Lay, the former landlord, devoting most of his time to his mi 11 ing'properties. C. R, IJuiik1 & Co, have here a finer 'stoiv than their Revelstoke premises, and overhead is a public ball winch is used for (lances, socials, meetings, and answers the purposes of a local church. Messrs. Hume it Co, opened here in 1890, and ' ]i. Li Godsde is in charge of this branch of thc -firm's; business. Masterson & Griffith opened two years ago in the general stoi'c business and have a well-stocked establishment, and J, IT..Cui'rie, formerly manager for Hume & Co,, conducts: the post oflice, general store, and thc telephone agency. ��� J. O. Piper, who is one of tin- owners of lhe lownsile, conducts i. gents furni'iliiiig 'tun' general Iioijsi furniture wareliousi; as well. The city hnaits 11 weekly nevv.spiipei'. (<MHJR-toJ tU }'''!'l/''{)) This property is on the west side of Fish Creek, three miles from Camborne". It consists of nine claims. The development work in hand here consists of surface work and tunneling, and'twenty men are now employed on the property. There arefsix veins on the Camborne group, most of which carry golcl values. One vein is ,ten feet in width and 'the assays so far made have given'-' the extraordinarily high average of $'10' per ton free golcl. Another vein on' this property'presents an immense bod\ of quartz, being 40 feet in width, carrying good milling values, and the whole of thc vein appears tb yield ' average paying values. (Several of the other veins appear to carry quantities of free gold, but of course on a property oi' such extensive ore-bodies it will take some time to test all these veins,' and' work is meantime being confined to the principal ore-bodies. TUB 0YSMR fJUOL'i'. This property, also owned by Mr. Rosenberger, adjoins the " Eva group, and consists of five claims. Jvigbt men arc now employed on. development work on this property. Two veins have been discovered oh the group, one known as the Criterion and (he other as the Oyster vein. The latter is"from ten to.fifteen feet in width, carrying good values in free-milling gold, and the Criterion vein appears to have a width of from 2 to 15 feet. Thc values in the "Criterion vein average very high���$25 to $80. Numerous open cuts have now been run on this vein and .where it has been broken into the quartz, has shown fine specimens of free gold. On tho Criterion claim of this group, should tho tunnel being driven prove thc ore to continue to 'a depth of a hundred feet, it will place half a million dollars worth of ore in sight, thus showing thc magnitude of the property.-' Mr. Rosenberger has taken steps to crown grant these properties, and the surveys are now being prosecuted by Mr. Green of Nelson. Mr, Rosenberger has secured a water right of 500 inches on Men- hinick Creek for the purpose1 of providing power for operating the ATLIN ENQUIRY It Is At the Instance ol ,0old Com- missioner Graham, Referring-to the Atlin Piiquiry, now iieing made hy Judge .McCuil, we are i'nformer! on good authority thai, tho enquiry has lifen hrought about at llm request of Gold CumniisMoner Graham, , It is well known that when Ml*. Graham went to Atlin ho hid 11 terrible tiinglo to HtntiglitP.il out an J was of course, bound to make, eneniie.i. rfojne of the.so parties have, been making complaints which Mr. Graham ���le'uiiiuded sliould he inv est igai ed, This news will i.p gratifying to Mr. Graham's old friends iu Re^elstukn , ���alm learned with somo ri'slTjiii.slimeut uf the proposed investigation". nery Being Taken Up Rossiand Mines to Be Shut Down For Some Time. properties and the right is a valuable one. The properties cover an extent of a mile tip Fish Creek and have shown golcl'hearing ores ovci I heir entire length, A tunnel could bo driven into the upper showings for at least from 3000 to -1000 feet. The possibilities of Fish Creek as a great gold camji are therefore unexcelled in any part of the world. Samples of tlie ore from thesi properties may bo seen at thc Canada Drug & Rook Company's store, and also at the ollice ox thc Kcox- JiNAY M,ULi . FARWELL SITE Policy of the VenJor. On tli<�� Farwell c-tale, west of Ihe railway line, within (lie la-t few day-', VI villa lo!--, aggregating iilnnit -10 ���ii-ri's, have lit-en .-.old lo nit-ii who vv i]| lie actual settlnis, and half ti dozen mure villa lots are being negotiated fit* TVP li' Wj%v ever,* }>w\ w Evervlliiiig points to the fact that 1 lie. UoSsland mines will lie shut down I'm- some ,time as the rpsult of the miners sirike. Tiie pti'inps havu been taken out of several proper!iefi, showing 1l1.1t Manager Mac Donald Ins no intention of reiiuiiing wtulc for soihh lime. One ipa.vui fur this pi nimbly- is thai, the Norllipiii t .Mnellei" jm said tu tie blocked with ore suliici-mt to keep 'lie. furnaces .running for ei^lit iiiontliK, This will enable tin; LeRoi for ih�� ��� lance to tealise. its shipped ore .-in'l nay ofF in indebtedness to the Dank of Mont real. Several of lhe miners who are. in- vol veil in lhe si like at Rossiand' inform us lli.tt they.iio nut. at. all agree . wiili the nut ion of the. union in calling out lhe iimu, but 1 hey h-el bound to stand by their oliicers even diey,'ire in 1 he ' wrong. These ���ilso --peak highly of Manager Donald, itmi inform lis they hii\0 never been better paid I ban when, woiking under him and they wr-rn though men Mae- well sali.sfl-'(J w ith the lie. had treated them. way in which mc Twenty-Sixth Annual Report, We are in ivceipt. of lliel&ih annual repiu-i of ihi* Impei i,d R.ink. The llguies .-how a Mum'std'nl ycai's hi:��j. ne.ss-, dividends amounting to y p,M. ei'iit having In-eii paid and $1211,0^ milled In lest fund, uhich now sluiids at Sl.S-VJ.li00. an amount (������uiviiient tn 71 per cent of the subset iheil capital. The hank holds iM limi��>ijialtly liquicl us-cts 8'',o53,511, of a total a'l.nnnl of* assets considered good of .$2!, 182.513. The amount of liabilities to the pnhi. lie is SI7,-107.5113. llu- hank inns show, im; a surplus of ��4.711.018. The Imperial is, on this showing, onc.i f the. si.nndest li-injjiinjf .ilriitnljiw vi yp-'yy. THE KOOTENAY MAIL. ^(K 1k00tCna^f1Da![illutV,'Ollkl n":"]":�� <,onfi:siou *���'':l1- ^'""l vrorihy of the great- SOCIAL AND PFRS'VJiji J-um.isnio uvkkv FiaiiAV. :^-^v.ndul , : positic n he h-dds' he ;vould. loin- ,' , __ J'U.U.l.siiKD nVKUV I-T.1D.W. ���il -- i:SVSLSTOKE. B.C., ubssrlptloa ?vi��, 52.03 Per Annum INVESTIGATION REQUIRE!)! A gentleman who saw the affidavits filed by the C. P. R. officials, when they asked for the ajipoint- JCiiPKINTINO of every kiml at uio.st reason I .%,-.., t nf tl,,, 5���,v.;.,l 1,���i;������ ;,-,?,-,,.���-,- abio rates .ma .-.hoituat notice. m..iu oi tne st.iet.ai police, mioim-- U5 that they contain the vilest and AUVKr.TIi-UCG KATr'S quoted on aiijili ���i ratio.-. lying charges against the strikers. 'Hu considers that fome of the ACCOoMn for job printing or advertising ���layubU: or; the tir.-a of every mnnlli: Mib ' rjnpiioii ��� p.ivMlile -trictly in adv-moe. COKKKSt'ONIll'-.NCI-: iirileii on all niiiUc--.-/ ot lou.il or inihlii' mtuix-i. All (.-oiiiiiiiiiuu.i- I ,,. . , ', " lion-* to the K.iitoi- miistu- acuoiniwiiiod ! officials? who lin'dc theie adidavits by the nitaic of the 'vritia-, inn nwi-ssniilv I , . fur iniiiii.jiri.in. lint, -<- mi rviiii'ii.'.- ..c. suoiiU!'he pr^iec'iiti-cl. vi hen r.ar- (rnoilf.nih L'orr^pDiid.-nL'eiiiiisM-iachthi) ,. , V . ,, ��� omceby itu'1-d.o* fveuiiijriii nriicriu Hud ,i I uainent meets? ono ot (he lirit V'.iu'" in lho ti.'rr Wu: ot the Mail .ittev ' receipt. . AiiiriMi Tu;-: Kootkx.w, Mail, ' lxevel.-.tuke, IU'. 1', 0. l\u\ 7n, HfU'lrK-l:*.' Station, Telephone N"i>, Vj. Ihii-.g.-s tliat j-houlil be demanded by lhe labor memlier.-s it? the production ere (his, have exhibited a desire act fairly by the strikers, and the offer of conciliation made by the other brotherhoods way his opportunity. Bt no I Mr. MoXicol lias uo use for unioni.-m. He .thinks he can break up ihe. trackme.ii'r- union.ancl that done he will devuii- his attention lo tlie breaking up of the oilier railway brotherhoods. If he could succeed in- tliis ho would make a railway system), which has hitherto shown a fair disposition -Mr*, j. D. .Sil.hald and f uiiiiy left, on Sunday on a vj-iji to the OkaiMgan. Mrs. (J. i{. Skene returned Wednesday from an extended visit lo Toronto. Mr*. A. I) ivie--, or Stialh -n 11, wife of one of, .Slivilhcoiin'r. most, popular niei'chauls--, ia tin a visit lo.Mis. T. L'>v\ii. A most isacf-e.-sfnl social ��� nailer the aus.nice- of Si. Pi'ter'-, Talent Soci-ty wi-* hi'!d ai the vicarage ground--on Tuesday nighl, th,- hand being iu atlendancc. The dance at Il.dcvon Springs on Tuesday night was a great succe-s am -v-AKGE A ��� fi sjJIU'LE lu ^^S> ,10c a.r .t.i 1 ���AHGE A WKLL LiUIITEJJ Koujlb. Hoalod ty o ectno bolU an li^ui in ever} room, i'i to Luo -uucu-all trains. , ,. ' SEASONABLE KATES. N'ifrlit Orill Xioi in in t-oiilK'etion for the i:omenu.i.ei-oi ij,in. -in aiming m.-duc- j-nrtiiia dv ni';lu iniiiis. Hourly Direct car between liotel und alruiuii.. JOHN V. PERKS PROPRIETOR REVELSTOKE, B. C. tow.ird-5 its ' employe.-1', to be au j 'he gin^t's were drlighied wiih ill. engine of oppression worse than the j ''('i,Li<'1- accord.'d i.iu.;ii by the manag ment of lhe fcianilnritim. of tlic.-e arridavitsand if thev are as i ., *������ , ���..,. n-u , . ., ,, .. i , , . ������ ! tteel trust, ihat is tne alternative had :\- ,-.-:iated tho government ' The dance nt Ur.' Open House on , ... , ,y, , - , ���, . i before the railway men who venire I ,v ",'' ' i"'c . , , . ., . , slum (1 le t'OHipc led bv the lus-;*- /,, ��� ���, ,. , , , ., . lH',-ln��'Mliiy.i.i��lit nimJnf Uh-mmI-h 1.1W to. Wocc.c forthwith '.he ! * f ' , Tf"1 ," '.";'-,���,,������,, ��� ,���,,,,r���,l ...vH,.,., rt' ��� 1 1 i , , ��� , - jnncture. It the trackmen's str.ke | m iievelstokc ni.d refh-cted gieat ere- ��� .",-...,��. . ;'^cials who so barely slandered a l faib_ lho olher brothol.hood5 c;m j dit ,.,, "u,,. lilies Ai.:<ili���,v who ���,- thMlliiovn:,^ S-l"'iy ,m ��bi,li,i^ rra,n I " , ���' ��! lT] Wh�� havei6hown them"! depend ou it - that their turn will \ ��"1,is",i iL' Tiu' l,M'"l'l'!' '"...Minted i'o i \.-y....".' -,", I selves to be amomxst the most law-1,,,,.,,, , : , ,-, . over SWO. Mu-ic was provided bv ' ��� V^^^uc, 'ubidin, citizens ohhcproVincc. * ^ '^ " ^ ��WZ' M-"-- T��y.��rf Humphries, .avvyi'i' /��� h- \^'.''-s. r J__ ations ot railway employes, to be ' and O'Xeil. ��� CITY AUKXT-;. ypy jj,Z].OXDOX, K\(,'.. AGKSpV, yy... zji Tlie Jliipcrial T;.-po'l-'oiui('lt'j*U.'o., biii'iitai', Advi-rtisinj,- .���Agcnis, A Higli ritrcct, Ureal ford. I bondoii W'., Kiisliiml, yyy_:',. ������������. ;��� ;;.y .., ,;,,; iv- ���RXEMV QFjLABOK. zK'tiropciiii atul Colonial Adverti?iiio' Agoiicy, Ml fleet Sly -yi-jy.; iy;:: y ::'.y-y;yi: ,.y��y��� y; ^'harlesjKypopc, chairman of the .;y!;Z;'z;;''Z''jy:TOKO^TOZAUKNCy..:y^;'':''.-v ..; y ���:������'.'.CentralPres.-i Agency, Ciuiiidi'iiii'.Uh-'.'i'tistii'j' AgOlicy, AKeiltir.;:.:,J:;y.ZJZZjyJ : :. i '���;'���;:: iyy'yy ; ;'jv;'yi;JJJ/;jIONTnKAb':AQKNCY.'v:'jZ ':''':'y" ' '.'������A;Mcivici'&'C"o.'; iVsoiiis/-;. ''Zv '���������^���'ly-' ������/ y Z ' " DcsbiiratdAdvei'titiing Agency. J zzzy : y.yyi'i;iy :-';SPDKAXE;AGEXCV,;;.yyy-y.:' j ' Alcxiitulcr"���'&; Co. j itdveftls'iiijr'-AgciitiJ.' 321 y'irot Aye, ������������;'-��� J'';yZ".:.''z;jjyj"-,;,:.' <%:,��� \yy ,.:' K. C. Diikc1,"- o'l Z'lncl? 0.3JMci'cliiiiitSZKxcliiiiiijc; 'ZABuii.ts.- ��� ..;'-������ ..:���!.-���- f ;������--���,���"'���. --. :' y. ��� y;: ���, ���:' jXE\y vol tic ag kxc v. I'eiuiu^loii'hro's./yfli Broadvvay.y-; y' 'yz J y 'lyy-:-: \\' i.i' c 't^Ji.' ATI p.N,;.' jy /'yzjjZy'"' fZ.j-Tiit-iVl'voii'i'ii.V'.iv' M.vii. inisn. lii't-'i-clii.-sZcir,- . li'ijlutioii in .tlie Gil.v up Kc-vi'lsiolio iiinl "sii'r.r i I'liinirlhii* Z,.il:strii;l, li'n'd- ids-.i a I.J, the rollov.-iiiy- ^���iiiiicos:. 'yy.j^y.T.'j-vy-;' y. ���.<���������. -yi. ,:���"���..��.. ���.. '������������. :i' ,' - A1 burl. Oririyon. Z ��� Illoeillevv'aef y Z 'ZJ' '���-���'(.ilacicry;-: -1' ';���'.'; ������ --yy'y I tigers'1'u si- J;Z: J J.Z 'i;!:: I ioldcii':'" ��� .yZj.J:;,. i; .Sa I nion A nil ��������� J.J J. 1 :-;i-A'it6 vvlieiiiiz Z ;r J J Z'J'lioiiisiin'si juiiliiiyZ'' ' ������ ���'.('dimipliNV. ���;;���; -. ('iniiboniez.'���.-':; .<������ ' J i,' ,,'J'i-oul l.iiko Cily'Z , . ]''ergiisonZ z Zj ij J J y ZHulcyonzlIoi Springs Nakusp j.;y '.���:yyy'y Z;Z:z'J(tii'toi\.Cily Z ��',. v.'ZJi'irc A'ollcy. ' II ��� A LIVE Y &'] MclpltTEl Ij yiiAiiiii&vviiSyS'du^ ...Oi'TiCEs: s.MoiZsons ���'iBAxif'.. Bi.ock;^ lliivicf :y;i: /::' ..;;Vy:-,;.y.'-.ST0Ivl5, I), V; ������:������������:'��� r.;;'"-.J..rZ ':;;;;;.- i ZZMoiiey io loan (i.P.-K j Locomotive Enc-iueers, has ���lsifuedy''a-: circular jin Avhich .he slanders '{lhe tracknieuzmost un- ���waiTani-itb'iy';yz'ancl,{ is i'more like that:df a'tool of ,'the com* pany tliaiyof'ithe' friend of .labor he .should j:be,'yiriyz his,jjyrespousiblc position, y Sinc^ytho strike began :tKe^<ttigiti^ have .madezno seefct'fhatzthey distrusted ���theirzchairrnaiiy andijhave stated zthatizatyiextjelectionppfiollicers, he wbulclzz.bey-turncdy dbwii.i- Their jud|fiicnt.seemsy to .���.&���'. light. Mr! ;Pb]jcvjcliarges-zthe strilcers with T^-^^eiicltiiigqi-iil^ zjy r;;'zjnien byz'wreckiiigjtrainsyzAVe give ���'Ji ini; tlie: lie; direct. ���;���.: The com pan y jlVa've hiuhno nfore boiiurable. hclpcis z-tlianili'c sti'ilcbrs' whbiia-vc'-'exeiled evervz'effort, to yi!i:event' iiiivthiii" jlilcfcyioicncezp'ridestruetionz of the ycohipiiny's^.^rrb^ .- lot of j nicii: n c ver ;'.:j pi h ed i h ay's tri ke forjtheir rightsy'zA."iiVaii'.V;like-.^I-M'ry' jl'opc, :;yvhp ;;uses.jjhisyii'espohsible 'pqsj.fion as a-Sprescutafiye,of labbri :to' i iij tirjy-i.ts';cause by false ;'charges isiiiiwbf^c ���'enemy iof^usfellowyem successful, should (ind the men of every branch of the service stand- j ing shoulder to shoulder to secure justice to all. \V i'J lie ���/Id I jij.mn;%\ i�� i umii. ��� ��� *.. . ... ��� o ' ���' Ollice.-1: :l!evelritoke, B.C.', /fori, .Steele,' JJ. C; ������;, .'-. -v..,: '-���. ~ ���. ,, .z '���.'.-������ ':' '"'-;���'.���������������������'���' ,y ��� ,l ��� z '-.r.-uuuiouK. .��� j lie ..annav nniKes Cl.ipi:Sj^lcavKTi-ir;'yJ;/;',j;x;.iriHVKy,ij , -V./.!,;-,Zi,,T/.|,Zj''yv.zjzzZ:ZZ-, iyy.Pi.: ������.y-yi^yyyyy'yiy;^py-'y,y::ryy-yiy ���yyyiy y.y. .(Continued from page ].) " the Topic," very creditably conducted by J. J. J/ingsialh D, L. Clink's sawmill keeps the city folks up-to time, the. mill -whistle blowing with the punciutility of those well known liuiekcepei.-. in Itevelsioke, lhe C. P. 11. .shop and the Fred Pvob- insun rjiimlier Company's mill vvhisiles. The mill isrof lhe. Wat emus make and has a capacity of In,000 feet a day. The mmivo power i.s .supplied by a boiler of oO h. p. and itu engine of .'30 li. p Hie pliiiit. includes pi uiing and moulding machiuei \, ,\nd li well in i.uiged foi economical winking As building 1-, slack pibt now the mill is not u oiked to aiiulung like its c ifi nit} The l-'g-, aie cut on the Ludo 11vcm and tluated down to the bomn y'Thw-e'yi^ on Trout.: Lal<e;y the jVictoria, z/'ii 1 n ge transfer,'^ :Bi bs.y; iiiifl Z 'Cop t. J /lip 111 a n ,j:v JiV 11 d the Kjler,:yvliiuh tluysarnejfiri'iizjpuicli.isefl fi'oiiijjCapryjTriiiip, iaiirl y \v liii.li was lliat-:geinleiiiaii's;vpriy;ite/ launch al Accident en Shuswap Lake. Salmon Arm, July .'XL���Two lumbermen, Jos. DeLaurier'andW. McDonald, lclt Hicainous 'for Katilt la.st Friday when (licri- was a vi-ry heavy >!oi'in on llu- lake. On Saturday while the C. li. I/. Co.'s .steamer Thompson was i('turning to Kault the.-boat in which lhe above parties U-ft fiicainous was picked up, turned upside down. An'oar and a paddle were also found, but.no (race of lhe occupants of ih^ boat. Tt i:.' feared that 111" boat cap-' .sized and I.Iih two occupants drowned. Search parties are now scouring (he lake. *r!J?^:rt.ti?l--ir1L':'a"--JJlt5T*t'?;T'*"**"-*"" --1 ri��� L-��.-i*wiT-r3j.immm. W.frCrtl; .."'. L ����^MIl ABRAHAMSON. BROS.- ro proof safe. ��� Freo 'bus meets till trains. Under same nianiigeuietil. QUEEN'S HOTEL, TROUT LAKE CITY ., D?afnoss, Mo sos in the Hjad, &c. posiliveK t in i tl b> il WiLUVSEAlt LOTION. Thi-s m v\ Itc nedy goes i ight lo (he ai ttt.il t-eaL ol (he di-i-ase. and ii is i dec I ed such tenia tknble curi's th tt Ihe gieatest hope is held out to all ���mlb-iei-, no in 11 Lft hou b.id oi lnng- sl Hiding lhe cas.'ui ivbe. Ono bottle vv 11 curs any oid'ii.ny cum', and will be sent sec in ih' packed ,uu\ post-paid, wilh lull dim thins and tes| imonials upon leteipt ot ^10) Oidei diiecl ...Nelson; also 'a jga^iiiie JiOat.owtied li\ ] fiom J VMTrs 11. IIaulij-s , 2J Stockdah .Suliniock. j'hevelril.oltc; lJ..C.!y l-'ZilyfiiCOTTjD^: ������i:'6rl Steele, JJ.Xy ���:-iii;.Uir 'the-track. ���'������'��������� JJAKlU^TIiKy/SoLlC'lTlJl?/- '[KoJAUXy, z^zzy/yz;-':;/ 'j-PUGup/ETC.yy z_ ��� -jy'^ ' AlcKeiizie/Ayoi'���/-: Kevelstoke,/B.."0. ' nj D W AH D A/ii AG Ci EN, z^ / y,P ,.;/,/"MixiNqzENcuNKiJi!,:jy," z j ���' (.Vlpiii. Aiiioriciin Iii'stitute.Jlinuig���������Etijjiiiccri) . jMeih. Caiuuliiiji .Miniiijj In.stitiitc.).,. '' makes a .S il t sin tirt/1 ill iRJlauiich/ , :��� yjy=======rr^^ jlillllE^FilOTE^ ap- zz ��� z/y��� z/jz/i.^-'���'.'::,/:��� j/Z /.j! poiiin��l Zto' succeed zDr.j\\*iiSon/<i Z; CVjnst'able.Snel! luiik.S''after 'tlie i^ood ;bRliavi(ir;;of'jijie peop aiidTroiit Liike alike. i/: A' iiewztrailiiasbeeu 'i'>pp,n.:0.c..���'������'(3.i.t*0'ctr.��� train y tiie city t(i./yiIff; /S'l-.ery Oup, iiiour.itniii a nd efleut'sii greatJsav'in Iio ul, S mill L un In t li, Londoi./Exc'- At the/nieetingof the cily /co'incil; ZonjFrid,iy night zisohic. Jcoiiiplaihy \v-as' '���iiiiide/filibiit lhe, article iii last/issue' of ��� the 1\Iail;urging,!hat thii/vvater'svsteni; xif.yFeiguson :ofzi,he city shuuliT lie 'pliickiZon a iiit.re- /M'^n^Hiii and ('(leuts;a great:saviiig. (if ������'i-u1; f''Zi ''������������;���. i .ic.;. .'''ih ���'''���.''"' '������"��'���' ! lime in leacliing a tiumber.of claims '. s.i.tist.ictory.basis..y 1 he ratepayers en- ",r >, >, , ,,'���-��� ���..-... y ���'���y.y z, ���������������'��� ,' ������������; ���.������������ j. ���������- ���; ��� yy; '���������;..... .^:-���;���;���.. ,! y ly ,C yaiiipiielyi.s, tinning recorder, Jdurs^d byaJarge ni'.jorityz.lhe/pur.,^ ' .iseyif lheyvalet'-v'-utilvs ;a!ifl jelecft'iczijrecoi'derfot-^llie/DuhcatiSection; of:lhe, Ivasio���'dist'.'iiir'i; Hejis lit present load : chr plant und ttiough'thfi''rtebeiitu're-j'/'haye'1 l.tiot been sujd.dt is' otiiimbie the. cum- ������ed'liti'Willi eiiough otfice work for two $25,000 OUB &R4HD $26,000 Ornithological Contest. Soiiicttliirf cidiulj new imkI intcri'sting. Itoiul what Mill nio tu (In Yon mij get SI.OWi, ��� Our contosf. is lo'fco ivlio enn, iiial;o't.lic largest liat'of iinnias (or kindH) of birds fruiii lhe lolluvv- irifjlist of luttere-: J '���'.'.'��� ye- '.��������� yy,- , ,���,. .W-pZOJO.pZ-C'C K Q IT L! A Kr'tVh I D G e s p'njiE.L Ve b irpyrviw a p.o htl -JWovvill recognise nsn .-biriiiuiylliitifr-'bclomr- . ing.,co tlio -feauioroil ;l,ribe,..vv-riet!iei- it i.s a IUn '.Cravy, Shi-jcr, or any other kind. j-You ean ti,e amy letter us ninny linics, to niiiko a'iianiL' in. it .aiipen.i'H in tlie liai of Ici-tuis.above; for i'ii-tninn- AVoodeoi:!-,'. Wo.vcr, Snovv-ziiii-fl, ,cte. ���'���������'J'n unv ��� poraona.vv-lid cin'i make? ii Iiit-ot. -'.) or more tlif- ���fe.niiit. ���,iiiiiii��3 (if.bh'rlH, we will give absolutely 1'it Kb a beautiful 1'iT/y: vuliio Sl.OUil or h's.s, ���'������;��� BIG/PRIZJES AWARDED DAILY, clsennan, ��� vv^ .w wv .- ' WHOLESALE HARDWARE VANCOUVER.'b.C carry thc largest stock in' B. C. of .-ill SHELF & HEAVY HARDWARE Wc are HEADQUARTERS for Railroad Supplies, Mining Supplies, Mili Supplies, Builders' Supplies. Painters' Supplies, Harvest Tools, eic, etc s\VFTVCT''?Zllr5'C asS0l"lmcnl of TabJc Iind- 1'ockcl Cutlery. GEM* We Invite Correspondence. CARPETS, . / ART SQUARES, RUGS, LINOLEUMS, WALL PAPERS, CURTAINS, ETC., ETC. ' Everything to furnish a Home in modest or elaborate style. Write for our 1901 Catalogue���free, it contains'iooo illustrations, all priced. :.y//v/;/REv5i.i;sTpivk.':i3'.':t!...../.' :/ ^N'lliiiiiatidl/iOf'aiid/reiiorls onZ Mineral Pro- | . ���.,���.: '..;,������ t.jv.jy ViVi,,,- ;", ^ "iy. ,>p", 'illiun' (����','u^Ztn ..tliu ^mry iictivily'Vin ������'-'���. '���������������..,��������� ''.V ���liM'ties 11 Sni'rinltv ,��� -P'lUA . vv iiUliJ taKK then . nn.ni eil.t. ���'���������.���', 1 , t , r r ������' ���'������ ��� "��� ��� '������ i' ii"- in '-z .-���...'���,. u^iiies a ���^.yi.ciaaj, . , , y, .:' ���. ,j ���' .. - .-.,. ���������-.. ..y.y;.. ������-,, .. ��� I- - ... ^Uiiy iruut'Lakp ni visiiiii.z-'M r, ��� Ganip. i. -,���.,,. ������������������-���������'��� -������-��� :".-|;;J'|]....-< riip"ii\-viip''r '^ fz;-tF,W '���n'.,-r?'^Jn';--"-'- i,i' !'-."t"v,1'liuii-j-ou li-nvo-ni.idcoiit.ydfii>:}l��itnH:o;:t(.ln3 ;i'l*u;i!*: tiiR.oviif-i. or ;tne. L,ari.>ti(if,,.)ii.| Hug outlroboi loinju*-. tliis ;>/.lvt, and reiuil i n.s Jp'ii-i'ts'p.r.sliip"- wit'ljV J, ��� ij!/(ck: nnd VJyi ��'Uh rSmiiiii^I ^ddresHcci. envelope, stump ot r' (,_.-... . , ; ypitr'otiutitr.v will a.,, ihaii if. yo'i -���p.i'o livvaidud i v Complete Furnishers, Vicioria, B. C. fb;e*O0tena^ :/KRrDAV,;AUG/^,:1001.>-/ ���Tlia 'uyiter.-*\'��tRiiiyiy-m -a yni?>at' nu-,: 'satisfacUiiy statujat.iprtyen't nnd/it. .urs uutbiTuiv/i^jjii-t'Zrjuccurred "/t!!-.)!-p.y'is. ViiiUihle zwtth zpract'idaii'y rid ��� vvate yvliicti; lo'- iiarid!a,,;,itZ: z, Ar..Zt!i'�� -pdiictivc. /if ;t t!Rji)ri^ad<f -\hsr-f- : -yaZ- )h.i yorp/'and/'iii ulu ,'.;...,., ..���:,:.,_,.,���,., r .(;.���, ty.-: ;, ,vptu-i)tiiiti[.i--,v wiii a.,, man ir }'om--i',i'o u-.v.udod ���J..'hti.it(iii, .in. itidinpMoti a Latintntr, Up],a jirlaci youZciui It ���yuu..��eairc,^ot tlio-pr y.n by ''���-.,"������'-. ,i, ;��������� .,��� .- . yp. -���'- -. - ���' -y -.-..-,-���-; '> cj,ni.-oi w q .-j.itvn fiwui'U ii. prmi! to: e-vi-iy pi'i'- t'.vii luijci lifiiiv*-. TeiizMilH.Zaiid Zwliirhz/snn vviin siiii^la i.libZiiain-i of 26 -"lilfits, jtii'l um- i,zs,i(iy,T|^,;iar^zl)u;iy:,Ifyi,)vv.^ V,n ���������V...'..,-:..-i..y (l '''r,-L|(..|1;i yby;:: solntioa oncli...-day ' ������������' '" !"J Liul tv Duncall THE PROSPECTORS' .EXCHANGE No. 4 K..V/.-C. BLOCK, NELSON, B. C. P'uS-'p81,',^1';1^ ^W011!'01' J,in08 wnnt-ccl nt the EXCILANOK. i, .'��� ���v}^l''/l��N" OQM) properties vvatuod ntoiiuo I'm- Eastern investor,-.. EXrJVANOKVoruxhaii\1im,?,r01Ji;1''y f,,r aal�� '-"'"-luci-tca to send samples of their ore to tlio All samples .should be sent by express. PREPAID, Corrcapondeno*! .-olieitcd. Address nil couimtuiieatioiis to Ttiloiihono Xo. 101. I'. 0, Hox "00. ANDRBIW F. BOSENBSSlIlGEn, Noleon, B.C. NuiVn-iiav, /'���'ii'''''.:ile'iia '''bw;'t splirtiii'ii cai'b^iliiy a baiiutiFui'Tmir^tiJn - ^ ���������I.cii bol.{.Idivtlic. ��oveii;iiext ll'.wl.solii(,idll.' enel ; J, CdMI'iyUNTy iU'O/ znnulc.abo.Ut. llil?;,: pressure and the praiftjee liadyto ��� iic / pyip^rty'Hii ;t.!iii ���'���slow.'progress : bMuyinitde: witlbthel''1'11'^'"1^'-'^!'!^'stats5 oyiliirfe"'!'// v^-' TyAlicy.-foi-inpily of l.l��vekt6l/e,; yonstriietion of the ^ardozrailAvaNvf "'^ \y . ������; iy. ��� , ���,������ ������-.," ���'������., ���',".:;,..,., z;.;:: ��� v ��� ���..-;��� ���' z:, ���": ,;���;. riru^^istyinid, -nncc me (Impart tirp. nt It 'is .stated /at-Traut/Lake that it [brm^ u:hy:;��ive i,u-ir ,lllrt? y.,,-: Uw'.'y'Df/rNViU'rt.r-liP.fs al.n. rpspni.iiiife'- l,r ^Infon^mln'^ jwouldztakeiive,^ 'road^yhh ihe'nuniber^ofzznien " '' ' ' '���piy.ot':vvir,ier,('iii .wSiieiiyUicy'ZcauZfif" day. a Koiiralf Sii!;i!i Di-nionil iiirrt-'ltiihyltini,'; lor'llie ii">:t. Uc-i-t .-s.ilntioii.il Uold'Picue i and lor all'���toihor coi'i'ict ���siiluiinri'Si'..���'��� Priaes of (Jooil ���Yft.li.ie.,. ..���.Theiie Prizes will be furvvai'ded'd.iilv. y.iii will, not, Imvc to wait a long, timo in uiun.'V- lainl.y��� before yoti know:the result.. Tbcfj is no oii thi;: work.' j 4. 'gi'Mt ��� many meit left 'prior to the recent ri-=e in wajic?. 1 P^1"^ ill .'cn��3 Ot di'i'P. TJni.z,. prpscht [���.pijsii-i'oii i^jtyo st'ii^iiw: |i>' l.e, '(jn^Pr ���tjyerl'jtiked i">y /the ci/vyf-uiif-i-s,- wiiVi, ,li(iU!';vv'il!.,J.(^tii/ tiipniseivi^ aiidz//j*d'!p�� i,i"it!. "/'vSL'fTLKKf'jr.t Thomi/on^Jvjintlingzj,. cyniplain ihat,'th'j. sawdust- front/ WR - ..,-,��� ... ,; the millzat. Comaplix; has heencle- Vm^ti ^"^j^'';^'^"^'n/au ��� taky cn-y ytrOvinCT a'-rr-'it n-nu- :,l,',,iir nnrl i.i! 1-,�� ,-Wl''.t-t-'"-iinfl ^iii.z^iioill accorfHll- .Mr' AiifvZ lias il vvpll z stVi.'-ic r-i J- li'-ii'r -,"lvt'1,? u^< nnd "a the'day It ��� reiiebos us. if , , V :.- - ! .. e.! ' ��� l" ��� y/.1 '" l1t ) yotu-. list id ,llio best, yoii shall hava th j Gold '.'.slurp Und takr-i-'i an active interest, 'in yWatch or.if yeoond ��� beat the boatttif iii Tea Si-t ; ,i,-,tipr���'���'��� run ������,!.,(���,;������ i��� '��� t i'/n ;' ���-, if.,,.-;', M "lul s? "V- '\Vu (faaraiitcc that wu will awiipd ni.it.i.pr.s. j.-ert.ii!ilii^,,)y Luo ���vvtltare ot j y,-,u a prla'j, 'rhfii-ci.-sabsoliitcly no opuortnnltv TniUL Lukp. ,.JZ Z. ������ v .:���������"��� , j f"r deception on nur pii.rt;-.vvo eaiiiiotiUr'iid if, 1 :,,.| ������-��� ��������� .- ��� Z, ������������ .���-���������-. ... -, ,z ��� '���. |: \\y .vvaiib lo ��� ifct l,()!lO,00i") well sntlsfliul sub- J.liP.fMilerprrr'.iii'i: (u-iji otj Lung .&���', senbenv, and for that, rensnii wii don't want vnn diii!,,,an..havPii;iJr^nclii)f;:yheir:iiv,; .'�� i. i!/Ju I ./i i- #t ' '. "nilVVtft 'Aj- L'nnit ill'l'.'.n 'I ..... 1. ��� -1 . ..- - ���ipy.rAn. A.< soon aitiii; l i���.itiv.-.caclijct��iy'.t^M P"."-- at Tiianv iruut and -p ��� -' ��� -���--��� ���,r...,,--rv,iii ..^w,...,,^ : j j .vf(ifv j. fj; ^jf.r .^lO.'lttC^ . ��� .'In n'i'MVTi!.- ��� ,i ii 'i,l!!f.^.i!-. ? i,..11.-,.,'. ��� ���>,,..,;!.. ��� ,-r ': t... lu prnvido,- an ...ylliO-ifiit 'w.-iici- yupply tor which' iJic yliy pi's:.- ,they;areanxiou zjnit'a stop to. , ;'M.-r.\.Ski.:'iie. who at j present.'.has e'lnirguj of /the nrilhir ;une/ofyhez best ^ortsmeh in the I /��� xH��' .TRA'CKMES:.^ SXRIKE.:.' country and we arsyure thsniatter ��� y . . ��� .^^ . '" y ���;'"���/ ' his only to be brought ' to : his j: By their rammony\tawards' the , y trackmen ���lhevpr��5?nc manngem'e'nt.: , ���',! of the C. ���P.yR.'/is'Z bringing' '.'ihtoy .The SelKr. Tribune hay'bfgi:n-y> ['.discreilit-the griat name which Sir; ':e government'1 y/illii'm Van;'riArna"" built/up1 "joy! iiiipm ,11'ui;. : ,- ������ ���-.., y.wmii'. A-< soon aitiii'.M|.iii...eacli,,(liiy aa pas- 'ni ''.' ' ��� c ,'i .- ' ���, ��� ts ysibla. I.lie (���.vr.niiili.'i-.s will '.huljrn tho I ��h t.M ta llu- f-li.. rivvrifHx.f ,!h-'.t(.wn<itn,ai'P .1: i best ofZUieii' nbilife anil vvlli A^QalS tlie D.'.Wci;.', Al'aahiiiti.sdii iJi-ns ���':-.]. P J'-PflziM. ,^\'e will vvilt.u.ti) yoii nl.- oneo noUO'lnir li../ ' r ("'��� vi VL-'-'ny-ri',.' ���:������.'',- ������������' :, ' V<'U "'hat pvUp, ins boaiiawni'deZI you,, then'ti I !i!iif, J. Ij. 1-ipflr, i. .Kt!pat.i:!vk and'; ymi nre Kiui.-iflod. yon umii '(-'end' vour subs-crip- )!��. H ���ir.t-lhp.r"/ : ������'���' '! ���' .-. .'��� : ti'?;i,t'yTii:;y\'oM,\Nyi .\V.6i!mV and -your, jT-lzij .I'hu IS'VIUTuti Stioii is made on thc most modern last, and is thc most handsomely finished, gives the best satisfaction, and costs no more than tlie ordinary e.verydav'shoe. You need not consult a corn doctor but purchase a pair "of Lwictu.s Shoes and your corns will disappear. Made by George A. Slater and sold by ���attenti-oir tc.ha.ve it .recti!:��c ��� ��� Caiiibf.riv.' i.=i' livi.dy llio;-!-1 day*, nn av'-r.-i-^p -it'1 fnri \��, ji-'iijil������...(,-d-iii'{'���'iii'ciil- at. Mi.. BtU'h.'iiiHu'.- h/.i, 1, y, ���".'������'��� Iii;- .-iiiunr'-iirpd i.lrti ihp l.^v.'ti'un "itud B. C. CrcJd'fii-Jds pi ���('))fi>Ji' fi cr.'i-t a the attornev-^c-r-ei-l ! rbo r--iridi-i'i' P'-y-fi.- pyi,,.,,.1 : -tan i.null at Canilioirif tn n.',it H '������������������ 'UCs.ti'diii Lm- Jv\;i yi-(n;;i .nt nn i'iil !v��� J daily, but the s*w:!i-| .��.'.*!iiirlze will be awiudci 1 J . . z .', cJi; .W.n.rdi.,J:/.'.':'. ..Vny-blid�� niiuie found in the dan ���Av .th" pidic'tj. r'/rtirt fni-; iv;.rr,\n'i, 1-if-fni't'yMr. IyiiifjuiVryS. M.,.T. L^n^\ ���' ?:���*-&-. '}*> -* if- \"- y'irid .���minister''6f.mine-, commissioner of | -Neither.- ..'tim'ytalile nor public lands .and , worky and- provincial j;'intcrt:3t..cuta any figure yo long,, .as .'��� secretary dismissed from the; cab; ylr: Mc}/icq! "caii .defeat' the ti^ck- ���'ine't; and-GiCcn-: Ellison yir.d . T'-i-{.men^y ver- uarrov/. platfomy for '."iiw appointed in their piiicey -The /the manage ��� of a great rnrhvay or-.' article appears'to indicato -a . prol- gjinizatWn to idaiidyipoii'. . \\'ii;it- ;tUIyy|']it;in the goycriimynt rniik-./cvia-Mt. McNicol may', have done dint i.yal the ..''iiiiiv- ��� tim-,'yitnjns't. (p. tondvance (ho iiiterwt^ of theZcom- t,he ministers with 'whom it iinds pnri'y.,i.n' f-h��'.pasty W.-'-i's'''rlipiflK- fault. .What lho "O-iluiho wants' earninv for. it a rnpiiiatio.n thai apparentlyy^a frover'nmciH to .lie cannot hut haveyeriotin yon^r, ;j 7""��� "-ym-z.'-',.,.,,....)-.. u,v. ii*ty':tow^ will m ���bv.rvtitriiof. poi-fcarrliiijormlfl.1 Ton pi'ivs-jM nf iini-1'ijwldi.Ti.i i! s-ii'iiirt iaipurisiblc that w,.. ,:i:i(inld bu able to i|ia!(u..*iii;li it'jflK'intlu (liJi.r. nut, wo hitva th.-i inoncy,��� bnihtiv rtiurrt'pu- tatjiiii. wc l-ii.i'V.'oxiiytly- what vvcMu'odaln-f, ������in/] ir.wu ���.���tin.. Iittlt.-iitiiir.d.v fjiiiti i,i.ii)lIl.[oii rtiib- nvrib(ir.-.-'li.v linn, ���rnind, nlwi wn laiovv' Hint UiId lajljlnii ofyv.vll piciis il^uiMcr-lljuw can be In. dui't'd t-ireroiriiiitaid Titti Wom/n'.s W'oHLIJ (o all fi'M-jiirp, tliBri'liy.biiil-lliiL' up our clrimlniion *Uh i.ai'tiv,", \ii!.nr(! .'.vIJIidk to sp lid S-iJ.inA in tin-- w.-titaft, in biiiiilli-Kii'Mi blKfillta-caiptlon I'sf, and wnci lli'.-i nioll.;,v .^spoilt v.'n rcriurui Lie r jfr.t, !.o pul'lhii a iKiilli,-(it.|oii Mint, tlio cola .p'Styiay bciai. (tiduoiititiuwl. Dnn'r, fl"l.-i.v until ir U rf;��i,l��.ti', Th.yconict. will, ccntjsiub until :^y\ip'^Aimw Iv!-:o ofzg^oindependent of a!i ota'av io tjin Ih.-im.-h who i-cikIs Id the lid K'it.!.( a ii foil ihi'.bc-! ii,,,) li.'iiHjuoiiiL'-d. iiiiiiincr, Oiic (.'o!iiii,it!i(. will rUflilu niidawiti-d prl/.cs who are also dealers in Groceries, Hardware, Tinware, Leather Goods, Crockery, Glassware, Clothing, Men's Furnishings, etc, Front Street, Revelstoke, B. C. z'llictic.*l.'iI'li.b'.'l(-'-r:;iU-,*|,' J". ably furnished with the choicest thc market affords. Best Wines, Liquors, & Cigars. Rates $i a day. Monthly rate > ALBEET STOITE, PROP. WHO, V/E are,, ;.,/;.' Tirr XV<3::a^fi ���\Vo;':r.D U n llifn-mi^ly rein ,. ' ll.b1c:.(;'/.'l(.f.r ! ;idvcr,'l-'". '-���i- .i.--'; kii'V.vn r-i do exactly tin we ��� lo ntir n.'lliildllty vvu refer t.o unv ih'cilliMv.-icl. '.Hvid.ffKci-'WiM L'ivci) Jiv I... Palrii-ly W. JJ. Xi'/hfrl.-son, H, f.'iiVi ie and C. P. ll. C'diista.l'l-.s Glnippi-ll Jinri ���Jiiii.'x'ns'ln l.hc'Mali' 'd' i In: ��'vi|- Ir.-i nrl ICCIlSial ll('il)',' SCl'll; I lll-t'.-.!. in id lie . Uji- ���niiimiit.i'dz fiy' Trial.1 ,,f. M, Scnii ni.si'Clllcfl fiii the. .(���l/iiiyiiiy. (jj..- .ViitiK.: Slr'.'ci., Town (���ni. iil.r'i N", I!.-. I'd''.'uii'iil niid [inn,-tv vorij- hjl'-r ,'"���, in ywi' tly'i mil rcd'ih-e iiirbii'imid lol..!,.:i-.-.. Addrc-s-' Thn ".Woman's��� World'," Brentford, L^yVA/fejai];), ' Wholesale and Retail . ��� . .. Meat Merchants. Btntrr-tt-rr���nt Head Office, Abattoir' and Cold Storage: . ��� - .j :> >,Y f HE KOOTENAY MAIL 0/fi- SjB 3"''g*% "3'-3-R.'S , ���������'<���������?���������*������ s r-% E'5��������� AIM Ofl#fftbli1' ���������'zSHRzGfifl/zi] ������������������' ,''hl5lL?z,-yuUj- L:5 */.i Si x;^.y. ".Kocitehay Lo;!���������-? Kor 10 A.F. c& A. 'Vi. Ti;W regular r... ..ii . art: iicld in l!;..- I ,.��������� '���������'.y^^a-iy^yS^ ������������������������'���������'*"<-.������n,i ia-- ..i. .'-��������� 5Ste7-"^jVi-- ^ iiaii-Tc'ikiIi'. ;'i-.-i. i ���������<rA^mt&^^F^M=^ii:i������. o:t'll.<- I:..: "^������kwj|',i'nii'!'^ nt ������������������" ,iii'ii:t,li lit, s ji. , Vj's-ilitj-i ,.bi-i t br-i ubi'li.iily 'Wi-juoni'jii. G. S.'.\lL''iAitTKit. Skcki:takv. JtEVELSTOICS JCODSS, I. O. O. P.. Ko. 25. .-r'-\\/>. Hp-j'iliirino.'tiii'r-- arc held a 1 3 s s. .- r.v ^.iai-ll! L* For Only W yent- AIl'ivii- i!i. 'N...1J Kiii.- -. 1 ;ii-r Mil :.- jii.dsi- 1 aa ji in -i. II-; II,.il,' 1" I'-ll llllllil II |)'-l'i starting June iotli will make the run from coast to coast in IOC i:. M",a'E!WOX. N'.fl. .1. A. STONK, F.is. H. X. COURSip, U.S. ' SELKIRK I.OJ3GE, NO. 12, I. O. O. 27. -Meoi.-- every Tu"-d.iv cv-cnini; in ^eli.iil. I fall ai. ������ o'cloek. f) VUitlnp brctliron ci.r- ' dlnlly invited to attend, K. ADAIIt. K. G. .J. MATI1IK, Srx. ours, Cheap rales now in effect to the 11 Exposition. tor rut03, tickets;, nnd full information apply to T.vV. CRADSHAW, A'grl, , Revslstoke. E. J. COYLE, A. G. P. A., Vancouver. l OCEAN STEAMSHIPS HsyalMail Lines. Chsaiios; lloute to tho Old Country. ALIjAN" IJ.NK-I'Voin .MontiTiil. , I'.irii-inii ��������� ��������� July tit li Aii'lrnl ;in ".. ��������� - - ��������� , ". 1,'itl, ('iirintliiHii I - " "ii'il. Tunisian " :'7tb DOMINION LINK-K-oni Portland. D milt!ion ��������� .- ������������������ - ��������� Jnlytitli ('iinibi-iininii ��������� - - - ���������' iotli Vimcuiivei ,��������� Aug. 3rd DOMINION LLVE-I'VonrHoston. . (^omini'iiiwonlili . , . ". . - July 3rJ j^'jvv Knglii'iJ .' ���������' J7tii L'oiniriomveaUli '���������' 'Mai UKAVIlil LIKE-I'Voin Iloiitrciil. ^'a^tit .... juiy ,3t,|, liiil:u Cli.-implain ...,-- " j-.'tli Joke ^leK'Hitio ...-���������. " lllib I/iico Superior " "Stitli Luke Ontario Aug. ind G3AKG3 L0DG3 NO. 1053. Regular meetings arc .hold in tho Oddfellow's Hull on tin- Tlili-d'Ki'liliiy ot ciieh month, nt 8 p. in. sharp. Visiliiif.; brethren cordially invited. , TIIOS. STICKI), '\Y. .M." , XV, G, UIRN'EY, lice. See. i.l lb. s ill! I" i. . 'J'ih-:,- ,,. .., * I In.' (.nifd -l.it" il t'-..ii v..i hiio "ill i.i, vvaiir one or ilio-i' i.--1..-;:'-;; ]iii-iiin--. Tin -. .-i . full ���������-:.:���������. I.y. Xo i-:;.'t -,- i,;i- ,j-i-i] *;),<. ,-' ���������ind tli>-jiietin-e is v.i-II v.-oi-tiiv or a li.itirl'-.-iiii frame. .\���������-.-'iit- c.-in -el! Vf'.i d,iv. Sample.-- In Mail, post i.,nd. 1 ('. i dnxpn j'ictiiiTs. :.y -i-i; f^:- -j:.-ji, ;i-.-,';:;| j-.- ,'Kl in-. lin-L--. i.'iui ������������������ fiii.i ������������������ ?���������'(, i'i������" " t'l.ii') ������������������ 5:"'.0'j ������������������ kji,i Rclicr or.ii-.-UTjat uneo and -ink:- vvbil,' ill- Iiva is Kot;.. The Uiik- !'. ^ell -,-oods i- vvlii-n Jlie people vv.uit sliom. Tln-y wain tiiem acw. HO^E NOVELTY W1FS. Gmm, P. 0. Eo:-: 518, Dopt. C3i, CHICAGO, : / : ILL Attack of Eoyai Cancans at PaapJeta. Regular Meeting. '. : s c. s /r.\ ���������I - I!' Wi !M,*i ���������- ���������Fiiihiv Alili'rim-i, Alinthiini- . COURT MT. ZJEGSIE fgrnkwySm^1' 0. P, No. 3MI. " ^j������m\ ' ��������� ;jlec!sin the OddfeJoiv^ Hull on the second and fourth Mondays of eacl. nmntli. \'iditlnK breib rcn invited to attend J. RLVfJKH, C, 11. K. D. J. C. J0II.V80X. R. S. . Pa-spencers ticketed throii*,*); to nil parts ot Great liritniii and Ireland, and at ipeeinlly low rate-ito all parts of the Kiti-opean emitincnt. Apply to ueare.-it railway or stenin.sliio atjent or ������" ������������������ . ' ' ��������� ". o T. W. EBADSKAW. A.cfont. Rovolsiolto. S. S: " Lardcau." ' 1{'.i:i:i!ii3 Iisf.voea Ar.-owliead and Thomson's l/iiuliii? eommeneing' June 10,1'JM, will ^ail us follows (weather permitting): I/.'iive Arrovvliciul 'for Tliomsou'c ' Landing and (.'oni.iplix at 7k. daily. . I Leave Tboiiiion's Landing and Comaplix for Arrowhead at I7!c. daily, eoinieetins with all r. P. K. train.s and boat.-*. - The owners reserve the ri0*ht to change times nf Aiilings without, notice. ' '' TJIE l-'UKD ItOLI.VSOX LUMBKIl CO. L'TD. K UOJUNtiOX, Jlainnrinj? Director, ' . Thc ; ivri'r.i Un iinie' when war pict urns are in ���������jrcnter c'einuiirl than ci or. '('lie eondMct ol iheBriti*-h soliiic.,011 the ballIclk-ld Inn woa the plaudits ol aditiii-iiiR nations. Wcluive of ���������jrcat expense jvablislied lour lc.i\-c. bcnutif r.i piettne.-. size iv:ri\, on beav v, siiiif-i-iiiie, calcii- dered pajier. A pieiiiro that v.ill commend -' f.-ji,. it.splf and .send a thrill to the lic-uii of cverv trr.o ('.-inadiaii i������ the one culled Attacit c'f KoynlCuaadinnsat PaarcioL'crjf. then'nre liL rally litindt-LiK ot li-fnns on ihin jiiciinc, tho inoiiiitiiinx or ki'iilee* sticlchit'i oui i;:to the di.st.nice are i<vvi>iiiiirfr wau men, while here nnd tlicra a jiroMiatu Hijiire-jseisks onlv toovvcll.cf the Jjocr r .'k-mi n. ll wa-un Ih-.'s battleticli the ffallr.nl Major Arnolsl nm death iniflJiieliiimly. It is only ino inn-ilini many of tlnw piljimi., 11 in-is thm b-at i������,i Inj,'li when the ehacs-ijig ihciisanto bade them God speed as tlicy Milled frinn I'.ni.ulii's -shores now lie rtil f'ncve" In Umely knwcs on the iilh"r side of the world under African skies. To every Canadian fcoert, in ������vnry Csnc- dlaa homo, the detds of ihtii' brave snklicr boys ayezlt witJi an ii-rcsisiible thrill of Piitrlotrfcaxanaprifio. Gordon Hisrhlaiui- sra at tho Ba;t,io ot Eoimout. ciTargins tho Boor Guns at Kla-.-IslspffEe, ei;*i the Cliargo or General >1rsne3i,ii Cavit-ry on 'J lie city cor.nfil nrcl j cvenlnir wilh tho 'Alnyo: jTonnic, AK-Lcod/i'.-iylot | ;on and I\'euie prc.'-onl. ! ('���������nHKhi'o-Vin-'ixc.'C. 1 Fi-oinJ!. IL Atl:in:y pccrelarv hospiuiJ hoard, asking for loan of city toois to clear hospital ,������itc.��������� t-i ranted. From IL Tapping offering ijilo for the fence at pest house.���������Decided lo call for bids. From Chas. Devorc claiming $35 for clothes spoiled by being fumigated.���������Htrfused. " ' ' ' r^From Chief Uain reporting an alarii; of fire at the .Central Hotel on'.thp 17th.���������-Fylcd. ��������� ^ From secretary Vancouver Street Fair extending' an ..invitation to mayor and council.-���������Aid, Bourne was appointed repi'e:-.eiitative to thc i i-i.'iiik; .���������li'i.-s!- ii i-l \\ I Ii'i' iiiini'i i -,.| !i t: i*.\-jj.'ii..-ii ions-. I li',i--i- ul' our |-t. Ml Ui .ill ij 'il.'P' ^i - i ii-i.-iii.iu. l���������ii'li|,..|, ;,, . .;.,,, j. Till' l,,-t, 1,1,,. jrjv,'. |...... ,|,|,|,,. ,;���������, I'divi^n ; alit-nls. ������n,l u,,. s . i-,-i, ,'y will gladly send .i.l liu- i:,|-.,i,,,.,, j(,��������� IIII'VI-l-'lJllll-l' 1...���������n,i Id,. linMH 111 111,,(,., .,, iliv li'iMliirciil. in ilii-ii nun liu.'ii-'s. VV llilll In. ,:.'-,- ���������siilij, (I tii.ii ,)),.- ,, '���������' iln '.);��������� i-ict i-i.;: '- P iVI.-ih.kI. I���������ii.iii,..|, iinn s ..!,���������- i., ,,,.���������..:���������,.. l-U'l^rl-li.ll^ ,,,.- j���������-,,.rr( o: in. in,n -.il iv-,,ui-,-t- A J i i. ">-' i*~ ��������������� ��������������������������� i- -. ������������������ yi."i,-,! io ' "' ' - .V'.'.l; ,.,J. Illi- ������������������������������������-. . ,'ii .- [hy- '������������������-: ;- ���������;, ii't.i.-^ ii, - -. i,,.- i i.:i r -:.v.-- <i iii.-(iiir of r-.-i.iiuk- iiiforin.-itioii -- -<n-i dcvcK.'.jjitnt ��������� if N'orlh KijiiiL-iiny. iKE ���������mo Til S il .������!��������� -i W tlie, Ucti'oatln-; General CroRje'a Arzay. Tbeceiire all alirrinsj pictures and criiriiut Irril to commend tliemsulvt-s tn any one ������ ho will pwinjnellieni. Tlicy nic SSO K051 &S������iL- ^.RaJ. , A|,rciit(. coin money. Hiy jiri.iitx r.noriiioua siieeis-. ��������� ( ie iiKcnt sold i-8 in one i.ni.v. cSiiniplis nnd ferns io cents (none free); ronriorfiii cciils-; Sl.oi, Jie ��������� di'-:eii; 5o for $-i.1S; oil ror S3; UK) for $:i.5i. Write to-dnv for n dozen and make niniiev, ' " HOME NOVELTV ftlFll. GGMPAUY, 2os t>i3, Sept.. C3i l>, itiiiv<iij. ll hM ^y SB E. W. B. Paget, Prop, ' Jt-niilipl. (ielivpty nf parcels, baggage, etc., to nny put of the Cily. ,. Any Kind of Transferring ��������� UndertsKen. All rilvicrs, left nt H. },l. Smyllie's Tohnocc Sn/tc, or liy Tnlt-plioai.1, Ko. i will receivR prumpt altriitiuii, UNION LABOR Bay Only Uhioii-Mado Shoes:, Citizens of Revelstoke: - Do you know that $10,000 or $12,000 a year has lieen going into,Chinese coffers for Laundry work- every year in this toiun. The Reaclstoke Steam Laiuidry Co. are trying to divert this money into the channels of trade. ' Will you not help by.sending us your laundry. BUKER& SAXTON, ��������� Proprietors. IIKPOI.TS. , The By-lav; committee reom- niendcd introduction of by-law to cloto V.'ynn street between Second s-treei and Government road.��������� Adopted. 'ihe Public Works committee recommended that ��������� the tcliool trus- rces'bo a?kcd to request the Provincial government to acquire block 58 for pchool jiurposes and that block 52 .nml villa lot 30 be pur- cJiufed from.JIr. Farweil for $2,000. The first clause lwas adopted. Thc Mayor. Aid. Pourne'and Taylor were ai^pointed a committee to interview Judge .Sproat as to terms oi purchase of block 52. ; The Finance committee reported as follows: "Your general' executive and finance committee begs to lay before you a .-statement prepared" bv the treasurer shewing 'the actual" revenue and expenditure on general A'In-all liy sitfii ni the ,tiinc> is il nt (iriginnl owners ot Tumi Lake Cily lots are now -filing lli-'in at a c(iii-,i('.L'i'- alilc ailvancu in iiiir.'. Sunn! cxi'it,.,in-ill w.is civ.il.'il 1,^,1 wi-.'k liy the ivpni uli.it. J.N. U flm,,|., "f Cle-.-la i.l, wlin i., inii'ii.���������i...i| wiiu A. E. Wi'lcli, ,if Ldiiiliin, Out., in'Liir- di'-iii liiiipr'ilie.s, Inul hoiKle.J lliu Ruf. Me.I G'nin-se, wliicli in within eiih.y i'tinc:i ur Trout Liikt-Ciiy, I',,,- jjiTO.ao, Tlie first, piyiiii'til on ini'oui.i, ,,i ||ltl liniiil i.> lull.' iiiad.. ij ex l, iniiiiih, 11. j., lliidyiMdiiU ii L'ii!ii|iitiy will Ire fdi'med to ojioiMli' L!k. proiiei-iy. .Me-M-, U^'luli and Hit-hauls'leR I'ur the cim List week Inn will sliuttly n-liirii tu l.lli' Ltinieiui. f The (Jroniwel), near Uu. |���������.ati , ������������������ Druivn CJreelv, is timler timid, tu the Wrinii'i-Miller ���������.-.yntUcalu Cur JjiloD.UOO and i-i owned hy JJ. Mur^iii, T. \\. Graham, A. \V.' Bniilli and J, Giant. Two intiiiiUjng itiiniti-r prdiierlies in Hie vicinity uf (|1(. t.|,y Hrt. [|le'K|nn. dyke, oune'd hy S. Graliaiii'and Wil- mid uf Holland, and the Et.lu-l, owned liy Meal's. Uird, Aloyer, anil Mo,,ie. T ie lalti-i- is liic-itej vvilhin ,ivvu inileti uf'the'luwii, ���������W. Hclinell has liiu Undid' on the Kto mil fur lhe pnipo^; (|f i-Hyclin^ ffiv.it. iiiiprovunieiiis lu his L's-lninish- uietil. O.i the Birher claim al Pive-mile, W. Si'lineli is doiiifj cimside'iahlede- vi-1 i|ini,eti'l. work, n iiiiitiel.h'aviiifr l,e,.n account, to .July 15, 1901, and the nm isi;et;t mid niiuiiier^ieeioFwu'tk estimates on this account from that 3X22. eaiitiiul piei'ures it. fmjsAH ' EXCITEMENT, ��������� ��������� THE ROYAL VISIT TO CANADA. THE CLOSING SO&NES OF THE WAR THE RETURN OF THE ARMY. j of World Wide | Intel, , ! An Opportunity for KOOTENAY MAIL Readers to keep posted during this Period of Excitement, . THE BMEST' VALUE EVBH One of the ino>t beat eolors. Upon a background of Puro ������o:i(. Gold rests" the Pniiiily Kscord in tl.i shnpu of a iiandsoine volume with Go!c. Jlaspa niicii ii cushion of crimson velvet ivltli a buuutiful CO-'1 tc.czol. On tin p.'ifaes, under diil'erctii hcadin-j-.-, arc t.pr.ei'- '.ii which to write the mime and date oi birth. On cither side ir>a beautiful scroll ��������� ni which to record iii''.rr!n;;e.i itiicl dent lie. On top of lho pieltit'o nre thc word-;. Tamily RaoortVin ilierichiutleUei-hig knov.-ii to the printers art. Under ihls nn .-space*; for'futiier's and mollicrV iiictiin;^ In the lower pari of the picture Is a b������>au :iful home soen3. he doar, old grant- parents, the handaoms, stalwart hns- jc.nd, and hapiiy youaj; wife, tlie lovhi- daaglitor an.i euby ooy���������the idoiSa^c. grandohllU-iu'e ali Katliei'ed iiround tin labl", while ijiiiihI'iuIici- ivikImi port ion ������ God's Holy Vt'oid, A truly iH-nutifn ���������ieeiip. Uiiriei'iieaili are the -uinl,-,, "Get Bless Cur family." Around 'Inn pictur- .ire eiKht npaeei- ror phoii)fcrrapli.-i ot olhe. members of the f.iinil,v, each -pace eiielosiii; aifom liuwer piece, JCL-uu'iiere onrliepii tnre are sealtei'id ci-eepiny ,\ iiics, luid-- und bloi-'sniiis in rich eolil'iitioii, tlie wlmlure-r .iiffon, and tln-imii ilitu hold i'elii'1'b,V tin jrorgeotis biiekKt-iiiind of SolUlGold ivliiel, prouiices a picturo uf dacaUn^ fcoauty, 'A^PMTQ xnv-' ,s Yoi;n Tn;J''- 'fi��������� riyLii I Q iTh'Ulnr jirluc In fifl cciils, bill li ,ii!j-on.*; who sdi-lt- tliii mht, wc will rtei.d ��������� ���������uo Tor ���������.'���������j cttiiii. uiir prlen ty n������?eiil.i!l lm ������1| .ill for Sil 101 loi' ci-ti'i. \\ c pnynl ;iiiii'KL'-> i-ird, ri'iiiin money for uiii-old pn q tnrc. X. V. -7m.!;scn. Kilinoru City, IioukIh' i o7,i SH.Tii, so'ui ihiln for liiilf' price, 'ii ecu:- j each, in 5 day-, nuikinc So.'.jJ elear pi-otlt. j Can you do bolter ( ^\'e have 6|030 tesClncliitils lind waul yoiu'Si , Addrc's: Wm NOVELTY KOOIPAIiY Dont, COi C, ?. O. Dck, CIS, CNICACa-ILL i ij 223E ^i^s^^c?cpr?3?^ariZ23gaGsi5^ i By a very sili.-.f.iclory eltibbin;,' urnnij;:- meiit with that fc-rest Kamily Newspaper tin l-'amlly Jlorald and Weekly tit.ir of Montreal wo are enabled to offer to. new s-ib.scriberMlu | blffui'sl vnluu ever iK.-iircl-of/ ractei This .sinmp used l,v I Iio JOHN Mc PHELiSON CO , LiinitP.rl, uf il,iiiiil- ' Tho ImIi,1k;u oi Uli^ J'ciir Promlsc������- tlieino^i ; ton, tlie niily-U.ii.i.i F-i.tury in Ciiiiml.i ��������� ^f^^ontytuui every'.pei'Ho.i ,!,6tiU kee; . 'J i) ' ; |)3>led, litre 11 the opportunity: ��������� ��������� ! t ' t , , . ' ) For the Small Sum of $1 25 we v/ili; ��������� sen'd you until January -1st;. 1902, y i Jas. I. Woodrow ��������� BUTCHER. , Retail Denier In d.ite to ihe end of the year. "'The statement shov/s that the sum of ^8,462.25 will have to he raided hy a -general rate on the taxahle property within ihe city."-? (i lhe sum ' required to be rauecl by a pjiecial rate will be the sum of ������'���������5.6-13.71. This will provide interest and sinking' fund for debenture series A to E, ' ' , <: Tho valuation of the assessment roll for 1901' for taxation is $484,-" 061. Your committee would therefore- recommend that a by-law be introduced to lory a special rate of 117-10 mills on ihu dollar and a general rate of 15 mills on ihe dollar, if paid after Mow J, 1901, and a special rate of 11 7-10 mills and a general rato of 12 5-10 mills-if paid on or before Nov. 1, 1901, ���������' '"'The general rale here recommended is- insufficient to'meet the1 estimated expenditure, but there is no legislative authority for raising a higher rate than lo'mills in the dollar for general purposes," ll., J, Jioi'jtA'i:, Chairman. WOTJO.W, Hivoived that the finance committee's report and statement be received'and the recommendation \ j of rate be adopted, and that a bv- j j law be introduced at the next nicik- ) j ing fixing lhe rate of 'taxation for 1901.. Moved by Aid, JlouriU', seconded' by Aid,- McLeod; tliat the public ivorks committee be instructed to bring m 'an estimate for the construction of an extension of an 8-foot side-walk oiv the east side of MacKenzie avenue, to 1 lie south' side of .Station road and thence easterly to tho street crossing at MeCa r l y ��������� bi ock.���������Ca n\ ed. Moved by Aid. McLeod, seconded Aid. Xettle, tli.-,t F. W, '& L. com- mittecj report at next meeting re lighting of Third street.���������Carried, Moved hy.Aki" McLeoil,-seconded Ald.'Xettle that lhe Public Works committee re'niovc obstructions in front r f Loiiphred's block, between .������ ''li r:. '.'.-:ii|i iiij ini',*:.d 'iiij< '/.) rcn-., r nn- tin-, m-.-o,,!;. '���������V. (W.l.'i ll.,, l,,,,) ;,:, ..jr.'l- l,:|- his int. iv.-t I,, i;.t. Fioiici t'nt'K. Iivilr-iriiliij' |irn||.-|-| y. . A. Bniwn has Ihv'u 'appointijil foreman nf ihe Whim W.inioi Ri-inipAi:d Mr. ShitiiiHiii, nf Ei'i'^tisoti i> I'liRimyr for lhe (-iiiiip-tny, ._____. ��������� Shvim-mI uiiuinjj pxpoi-is u-ho hnt'ft- Vi-.tcil the Larclivni cxpiv^g, iJlt. Ojiiniini tlmt it will nvHinniilly jirovu l" I'l* in.iinly ,-t gulil eiunji. "Since tin' (>������L-ililMiment ()f Uu- Uu- miiiidii ns-ny ulilci'iil Vniii-oiivcr iind ivlidU'tin -dUl hrnii-jht there, pikl huq liven flowing ty V.-ineoiivi'i- nnd Vic Uwiii. .*��������� The S'iiuhI.ik.1 Ciiiiip.-iny h.i> nrone (o lite wall. ''Thi-i, iinmlini-. WhitHkci- W r:r'ln /lui.iiioii, a nil'ilm expoMnvj (,f ili^ri-i'i-ivi-r w.'iv 5o |,,u| Ui,-,t, the sinck- Inikli-r.-i (,iil.-d i',,|- ihi'Iym:lii,iW,0f i)iQ ru-pniisilile ptii lies. W. JJ. Puiii was in Ferguson on ,.Monday it.-i'.iiigin-,' id smit woik, on tlie. Laiie prupeity (,t which D. Grail, formerly toreiniui of the Nellie L., will linve charge, nnd will lie succeeded at the Nettie L. by hi., hrolherV.M. C.-fiil.' .Me^rs. Long ami J,4ui!os?, of tin.1 T.-.iil Mueller, have l)Heii ex.-iinininjjf thu Lril'.leim country with ri view to siz ng up lhe iiiniHr.-il |>ro.>pi'ct.������ of Umfc' seulion .find will n-prn t ih,a it is a e nnilry of high, v-ilue-., though so f.-ir liieri* i.i no huge turning.' of oie in s .rlii. , The Mine Owners Association Iinvp. pr.'M'tited n iiiHiiini'inl io the D.niiiiiion government ;i>kiiig tlmt u rnynl con.. ini.>..-iii!i he (i|ipoiiiled io enqiiire J'nio is in piogre.ss. He is a!-,, inleieVt','d' '!le '"'"'"K !'IWS. Ill,ci eoni|>l.-iiiiinK p,u li'-ul'iily of llie cii.-iloiiis duties, thy nliiMi In hor law, iln- 2 pnt cent tax, fees ' for iiicorpor.iiiiiii, the eight-hour lnw, ���������riul Ihf mine iiispcciion net. Tin* L-ir-.h'-iii' liv.-r c-u-vies placer��������� g.ild along ii, length. When in Fee: gt|,iiii l.i-i wt't-k our ri'pie-vniiiiivo -u\ a huge (|ii,iiiiity of gold in y\v. Kiniioii cc yuihei'l.iml'-, s.iIV which lind Iiieii taken ihi.- .,eii.,oi-. out of ihe EBBF, PORE,' rQCT\aml 'lliil(1 >{^[na]^ ^-_y,���������- _, i tratke to pai-'s, on Goat Oteek with D. Morgan, in th Black Jack, Ohio nnd Kcntitikj al Eiglit-tuile, mid in itieTetre liatiieon the iiofih I'm k. A hond of $2.1,000 ha> been enleivd into o'n the Black Jiick'prnpcrty. , ' Ir, is reported tlml the O. P. U. will itiine'dialcly place a (on.sti'uciiuii crew at. the Selkiik end of the Laidu railway. . Owing to ine difficulty of iih(-,inhi-j men1 the conii actors J'or llu- J.aido railw.iy have had to raUc"lhe v, nge.-i to $J.5(J per day. "At Trout Lake nn Tliesdav, heforv F. T.AI.ev, J. P.. T. J.McB".idelwas lined ,$1U and co>ls or u-u days im- pii.Miiiiiieni for heing drunk nml di>. orderly. A-, Tiout Lake Oily prices itself on the oi'derline.,., of it., i������������������ li-.LiL- tiuils il is hardly necessary lo nd I il at the ollViider was a slrauger and (Jon- slahli! ynell "took him in" and has liini engaged in1 the improvement of tjuvei'iiini'iit pi-dperly, P. Bui'iis find Co, have, re-opened llieir meat .������lore heie in charge of Geo, Johii.Min, formerly with J.'L Wood- tow of Revi'lsloke. D. R. McLeiiniui, of the Windstn Hotel, h.'is in his liar'sotne fine specimens of ore frinn ihL. Ncdje L, and iMuliel groii|n, A specimeii I'l'Ltn llie la Iter properly 'weighs I)[ lbs. Mrs.cD. P.. McLennan will fftniti frinn her ell.Nlel'u I rip ttiint.i, t||L. ] {L|,; t). Morgan and \V. B.ily are arrang- ,ing lo consolidate ibeir inlcri-hls in lhe C-'I'pi'rlvingtind Copper Qm-en, which aie adjoining .claims, ki as to forin'n suitable giotip foi-'iiivesioi-s. The AIpii-.o was recenily I onded, assays from which ran ij.31 in gold and 1^0 oz.-'. iu silver, - The following transict ions have been M'coid.-d at the local recoiiier'. ollic- during the monlh of July ;c 2.id, P. Johnson lo P. A. Lindgren, sale of inleiest in Copper P.*ak fraclion, on ,-nit b fork of the Luileatt liy Mr. Mc- (/.Hy. The gold w',l, all cmii-'e, s-oiiih nl' i h" unji-el, riniuing to g:i0 in .value, W. B. Pool .,ectll'.'d (Ule of t!l" l.ilgfst, of these ntiggei, Hiid has had it al'titcli- el'to the wall b-cliain which J. D. (ji'.iliaiii, of Atlin, prusenieil to him, 'S c A strike is iliiTiiti-iied at the. Dum- niuir mines at Nanaiino us lhe owners wish lo letlticD lhe [lay of lhe collieis", The poi t of San Francisco is |-.i-.-ic-l.** cilly closed ai a shipping [itiinl owing le. the li'iickiiien'o slrike on lhew;ilii������ front. As a result of a conference between Mr, Murpole, General Supei intendi nt Pacific Division, O. P. I{��������� and a dele������ gal ion of union hlacksuiiihs, the wngia of all blacksmiths fiMin Winnipeg to Viiiicuuver have been incieitsed f ruin'{J to 7 cciils pev hour. Fffnris tosectuu a .special increase for NVImii! nnd Trail failed. A new schedule containing many' advantages lor the men was acci'iited. " , .' 1 The Inacllvily of Ralph Smith. M.P., In the tnicknii'ii'd strike has made him . nislriisli'd iiiuong lhe woi kei> in Ibe eiihtas well as the ������'.-si, iand at Montreal I lie' jii-e.Mtli-iit of the Tailors L'nion deiiouuc'd his line of conduct, anil dtcided to wiihdi-aw fr->ui thu Trades and Laiioi Congfeas uf which he is pte.-ideiit, Par, -American Excursion, Rubber Stamps. fii'.k-M toi1 llnljlioi* Strttllii^ ?cnl in to flic n/ll.-c (if tin; Kikii'k.vay Jlmillcvclatokcl.'. V.: will bu tilled witli dceiinfcli. Gunsmith and Macliiniet. MUTTON, Bto.| Fish and Game in Season. All or J ere proinjilJj- tilled, iXf-rinu: Tl.u Jiinuyi' wanted to know what the cnnncil inlcr.clcd to'do with the I recreation Lrci.nd. Parlies lind piTiuium ���������pictures, "Christ in tlie Temple" ;'��������� , & "HoiB).'.fpbiu tlio Wary / L.-iv.'rcncc'rf i-Iai'dw.'tre Store, REVELSTOKE. AU,classes of .repair. and machinist Work' promptly fitteridocl Tie KpofaaayJail, Tlie ftmily Iforaid;& liekjy ,'siar j A i\| % m % f f aiid-lhc rtimllyiromurs two great'1 '.',v. i ^^ ^ ^ O bjt t������.B.k &JL ��������� ��������� Baker, ConfecltonEF, Caterer, Eto. Choice Grroceries. ' Graham Bread, Wedding Cake a Specialty . Mail oider"; piomplly and ��������� ' (-..I'efuily atli'oili'd'lo. ' *- T-Mint.noi *,*,-il -..t'i!'';. I-Ji;:ior pici.ai'OAlnn*' is wnrtli ilnalili I lip iniiiit-y, Tlil.-i r.li'ul.'i-OM(.;i nnly tn .Inly :il-! a-tlio Ripply of picture- i- liinito'l mnl (iiruiot l>p proniiscd nftcr i!������:it,clu'je. To any nf f'lir piv-ont snlv-crihois -vc. mim- t.rV fniiely IIci-.ilil iiii.-l W'li'kly Star1 until .fanunry UU-ipa.1, iii������iiiii!i)������ die Vwo.pknj;e,s. for-tbe REVELSTOKE, B. C, te^Sl0^^' to leiue and ,,ut ra^in rropcr pha-jjij for use as a recreation giound. 'He thought if the city could hot do anything with it that it would be a good idea, to lot others take hold of it as-ihe city required a nice recreation ground more than ' anything eke. 'J l.o opinion of (he council generally wns favorable to making F.cir.e we of lhe cify'= government grant for park purpose?. After passing several accounts the council adjourned, miiiiIi Cork of Cniiyon creek. \in\, J. W. We.-lf.ill III Jf. Di YotlllK, Nile of Silver Chief Nu. 12, on Gainer creel, fur OiiAiiU'ii^t (j:h and y.'ptii|iiiie|- 3n\ .fi-200; lloiue.-take, Di^ \i\nu, Hidden 1 'lu' c;- p- fi- wil1 M'U Mckils to Bid. Trea.-uie, Mile bv N.'O'Ile^an to T. V. I '",u fUul '���������������������������lniii al S=(l fur I he ro-md JelTers, [\,v -ji.-jlJO. 1,'iih, (Jy .McCartney ' !'-il������ "'ilh a limit of (V) days in.stead of lo C. Snyder, sale of (jtinrtoi' inten^i: ;:*'' ''ay.-, iu Tom Kd-vnrd ou smith fork of LiP- j '���������'lli>! ndditinn.-i] IU) d,iy> .-hou'd prrn-e dean creek j I'I. fiaillle lo li. J, IJani-. of lio.s.-laiid,.'J2nd interest in Cionnvt-ll, and Annex and a 10,'h in ('iMiinvell fraction. J5th, M. JJealon nud \V, Glenn, lo J. HiiIIiiuiii, Ihird iniere.st in Atiacond.i, Jfjth', iM, liajes, cf Ivn^jo, I" E, Hi Liiiliani, hall inieientiu Wn'lf- "lone on lla.-kins ci-eek | Alex Gum- iniii'! lo Titos. Jii-iin*', inleresl. in Ll.iion j nn attrai lice imliiceiiient and doubtless quite ti number will until iheiii' selce- of the chance to Wike i;i ihe fair and visit I'iiemU in the east, The (Jim Club did not. hold thi-ir u<iial shoot on Jj iliuday. Tin Cily D.uid has been iv-or^anlscd r Uiidet Uu- n line of the K"vel-loie Uill (in suinh fork. 1/ih, J. II. John- j I'i(le|)ei.d--nl Hind wiili -he f,,ll,iwiny son to 1'. Ctilkt-iii, qu,uier inieie.-t in j V^''1'1"1 ""��������� '''**sideiit, A. N. Suilthj Go|'|iei' Djkeon soiilh fork ��������� J. .Mm ray i ["-rt'-id.-ul, ii. y. Wil.-on; Manager and to I'. Culkeeu, (jiiai'tei iniere.-t in Copper JUoiiiiiniii on soul li fm-k, 22nd, James Grant, to H. P. Jones, quatln- iuteiest in iMichijfan, on so.iih fo S-c-Tiea-., D. 11. C'uuiiili-!!- Band- iiinster, 11. II. S.uvys-i'. It .-ippeai-j we \vei������ in error wiih refeience lo the recoiiuiiei'dalinn of . Something for ihe Deaf. Ill t'onKeqiience of our' arl'iele, puii- li-lier] I.i*-1 Week, concei ning I lie lecetif ,,,. f- t, , T ,, .... l'"- "���������(������������������"liiui'i'ciniir.'n or rV.;..^'.S"i". 'miiJ\C>^IMl:rl,,J-|,1,"h"M'it'llsi.ebvth..M.eco.n,���������iltec. Mr. Ai kiti1-. se( i,.i,,u y In lhe titistees, has shown us a copy ()f (t supphj. iiienlary reMihnion p.-is-ed by the com- mil tee cancePiti-^ their reconinien. dalionof No. 4 .-,nd jidoptin-f No. 5, which is Wwk 97 ti ity* y������rwej| t(JWU������ M'V' Lainjf, Ihiivl inlerc.-t in Lee Hunter, and Lee Hunter No. 2, on Goat creek. 27ih, J. Voting lo W. JJ. Pool, ihird interest in G. Y. P. fraction onNeitie L. tiiouiiliiin, and J. Yoini},' lo F\ \V. Godsal, U|j|4 jutfi'vpt jjj 'Jiimie ���������iV������Hf������fy-y TIIE KOOTENAY MAIL 5 ~- r D> '-" > (\ *"*"-./ �� F*5He A rJM: Gf!AP2 V\"ZL.*A Or TimAS POV/OEI r ^ ' J? Changs in Von can ';"'.���! Cameras & Kodaks , irom us al tin; Unstern price?. Wc ���' i \<c6p a l.u'tfe Mipply and all the ' Highest Honors, World's,Fai. Go!d Medal, Midwinter Fair Av>!tl iJakiiijyrdiviler.j containlii;: alum, T'lcy uro ir.'-irloiw to hi-a'.ih Sm fa "^F tt R %& 5** stand looking on pr.iot ic.illy doing nut liin-; bul siickin-j lln-ir I liuuihs. Tt -Uik<y ii.e \civ 'fi-rcibly thut if .in i -hi-iii i- ;' -in^ in he i if .-< i i v iiitl ei iai !-(.|i( lit, liieie i11Ui-1 ie llunoin-h c opei'iitMii lint; -.'���-;i'in-:niiy of intuest. Uniiiiii-m must l-e operated on liroad general line--, witii hearty support fiom ai! of its branches. Wil limit thorough co operation and support, presenting a solid and unbroken front, ih". whole business wiil fall into disrepute and become a laughing stock to 1 he wm It]'. i ' Li-t'he t I'lickmeii's strike prove a , 1 . . . " | jf.iiliii*! and the ulher org mi/itimis X.,l a in ui who went out, hetween !'vvi,1,s""" '���''���'" 1,; I'111' "P '-fliglii' *""' Ti aiicoiiv,.r and rj.iult St. .Marie Iju-, { <jxi.stpnfc��. The whcle. business looks ���mne bad; tu work. " ' l" ,ul hnparlial observer as a blooming the h liu at ion Company Decline Settlement Proposed by Joint Protective Board. Meetings at Penilnoke and Echo I Day expressed strung sympathy a-111i j the slril-ers. i '.Two strikers, ' 13ei tiie and Wildes, . vi'eie. charged near Toronto with iu- tiinidaling scabs hut lho bench (lis- UOtl'l rlcii'V It ,' Pi-iiv !.t ni'.c, 'M. Ii., is on a \i.-il!o ,.. " , ' , ' ,' ,. ' , , .. ", " | lot onto, who appeared iiH'-accti.-ed, get ,0110 ,l' �� -v ��� ! made .-.oine .scathing coinnii-nts on the, ; Mr. and Mr-. C H. McC.ii lerjeft in ' discreditable inelliuds adopted by the :uc . , SOCIAL AND PERSONAL J-it tilled and (..hu:n<c'i;s for yen to , ' ��� ( - ('uliiplete pk'tl'.i'Co. This i.-j the wcahcr to g ; Mr. and Mr-. C. ��. McC.it ler left in ' discredilahlo methods ii'Jupted hy ��� Tue.-'d.-iy fni-Hanir. , j company. Iii me Adair came in Tuesday I'm iu | Manager ."\IcNicol litis declined lho L'tl'oi nn- creek, , ' oilers of conciliation prufiered liy the Mi.-s Maud Ijnice,.l'Vancouver, lias :J>(jint lJi'otecli\e Board of P.aihvay D-i-n ai'ipoinlcd lea.cberat Feigu-oii. ' ! -Unilheihoods.- ,,. ,r . T, ', , ... , !��� This Alherlan renmiks j ij , Ml-s lielen Dunn relui lied.V. I'dne.-- iliy.fioui a I vv ti inouihs visit nt lhe , U Mil. , . ' .. "> __ ! Mis. Wm. IJnvd retni'iicd1'Wednes- fa ice. It iijipp.-i'rs to ine supremely ri- diculnu* (hat lhe irackiui-n should have lo fight their b iltle alone when oilier labor orgaiii;:;ilioiis, I raiiiineii and.operalors, could, by ' e.\eculitig a OTErg-agr'mgn��w?i-y^ia��u^^ STOVE; PAINTS, OILS,. VARNISHES AND BRUSHES. Miners Octagon Steel, only Jessop's best .kept. Picks, Shovels, Barrows " ' Single and Double Bitted Axes,' Cross Cut Saws. 'Duiiders' Supplies���.Nails, building Paper, L.,cks and Hinges. HARDWARE ONLY,'- W. I. Lawpeoee, Revelstoke ��� \j^' Carpel--, Linoleums, Floor / JUi t> CI,,|1'-< Bl'l'ils, Wall Paper.&c "*t "* "''**"" ���" '"��� ��� *��� ���** *mi*^**i Second Hand Fundi in e Used llm case, and Mr. Pateison, of Ihoik movement, .vive. llu; situation and put llu: McNtchol's and Sliaugh- 'uessv's heirs de combat iu -IS,hours. ; I will watch closely tlio outcome of the trackmen's strike and if no assist mice, is rendered by lhe, othor organi- zalions to eflect a settlement then may we well exclaim unionism is. busied 9> RflflV' fin Revelstoko B. 0. ) BORN. J��KLL.-~A'l. llevel.-loke, on Augll-I Jlld. ���'Jl'WJ, to Mr.'and Mrs. George W. Bell, a daughter. F Di. Buigv.-o, deiillsl, Drown Block, A blind has been organised at Salmon Arm, ,' Furnished loom.-, to lei. apply i\, Tavpim?. ��'A special col is I able is being appoint' ll for the Lai do railway winks. Jieinl/.inaii Piano loi saleat U. IIovv- sou \* Cii.'o furniture si ore. ��� The contract, for mov ing I be scIk el . buildings has been lei lo ,J. Kernnghai). \)i: McL",-in is aUendiug lo.L'r,' .Groas's practice during the lalter's absence. FOR SAi,!'J--Alli(.od..lileby 0'mley, apply lo It. II. Mayn''. Hevel.-loke. I, T. I5revv.-lei''o map of I lie Big Bend di.-liict is now pitblUhed and reflects " much cicdit on the couiiiilcr. Three (rains of Bpvvo'i th J^eagu^is, i diy i'ioin a six moulhs visit to Salmon j A-Ml. ! .Mrs. It. Davis and Miss Lily Davis caiiie up from Feiguson Tuesday evi n- ing- A. Sl'e-.vai t, of the Enterprise Cigar Co np.iny, [iriid' a visit to the Lardcau this 'Vei'k',, ... ; ,,' ,, ,, ,��� , . I you inav possibly get mere, next week \\ . J. Gi oige, ot Messrs. Tavlor and Jr,, "A , ' y? ��� ,., , . ,-. : , Oh, ves, the, .strike.s over! GiM.rgi', dry goods uierchi'tils, is spending a few days at Vancouver. ' OcsEtivnt. Kevelnlnltp, Aug 1, 1901. -1 lie trains have got so used .lo coming in ativ old- time lint it would le a nit.v ! a to upsel tho time, honored (want oi) j The cninpany were yesterday oifei- sysleui. The trains could then be | inK lln-ir I ale foicnien here time and bulletined: "Xo, 1���Expected along j ���> li-df-find Hack pay for ihe lime they any old timo, should lime been'hcie had been out if I hey would go back to yesterday." "2vo. '2 ��� Duo today oi work, but noi a men would budge till tonight, (barring cloudbursts)'' It's the .-11 i k u is settled with lhe union Motighl and Solci. Warehouse for Storage of Furniture at inonl lily rates. /�����rt for' Pianos, Organs, and fv. irg Wacldn s.,, ���". HZO^TSOlsr. ""SPECIAL NOTICE Spring' 4 Siinwei- (jpods. to Hai{d ��� Extra strong Serges for pants at $5, made'to order. I;irst-class Spring Suitings from $20 to $28. ^HE, TAILOR. %* 'Be -v N, ���2* ��� unmet (ting like the song rendered a few ou'iiiiigs ago in the opera house��� '���If., you want to go 'tonini row,, why you'd heller stmt today," etc,, and Mr. J,tf. Fraser, 0. P. It. despalclu-r, relumed Sunday morning from the co.'ist wberiy he has been .-[lending his vacation, The News Advertiser of Wednesday says: "It was" stated by the local C P, It. oilicials yesterday that llie stiike would in all probability he sullied lhis week. Ir- was understood ihat. wind had heen leceived ihat Dr. M.-ii.'il l;i anci C'.ipl. Hughes of ll:c h'l tors had.-left Munlreal and weie Dmiiu'stic Mining Company, nccpiu- ,' oow on their wiiy to the coast that p.iuicd by Supl. IJiadley, returned I would contain "information ��� likely to from Smith Ci-ek on Tuesday. ���> ] ureal ly assist'in get ling lhe men still o Mr. G.iliiher, M/1'., was in the cilv oui to return to wot k." o:,S,'.lu.(lav i.nu some'of the strikers I ''V *��cub _irain [lasted through "the inieniewed him'iu reiri.i',1 10 the im- ! ^'W >iUl\ ��.M. Su"d'^ , ",tihl f,.'<"" 'forceineiil of lhe alien labor law. official-*. A letter pnlilished by the chairtni 11 of iheB. L. 13., 0. It. C id B. It. T��� shows ihat Manager McNicol nskid these,, gentlemen to deny Ihat tie strikers would receive the support of tin'other raiSi'iiy orgiinisations, which they pioperly refused lo do. The coir.- p.'iny is prepaied lo wage nny soil of light.liul a fair one. Missltulli Valentine, chief as-i-lanl. .'it I ju- Canada Drug and Book Si ore, acc'i.npanied by her si.-ler Mi-s Lily Vii'eiiline, left- on Sunday to spend 11 few weeks al lhe Coast. T. Tavlor, M. I*. P., came out from Tout. L-il.c on Tiie-d.iy nnd.wenl on to Mah-von. Bt-I'oi e re I ui'liiiig he v\ il' 1 he west, Nothing could be seen hut lho train ciew pulling the meanest load ihey-ever hauled ���Alherlan, ''For lho lirst time siii.'e lhe in' aiigui'iition of the trackmen's, strike, Kamioops is infested 'with a "scab" oulbieak. Strictly giiar'rlid, and pro vided with a special '"armored train," a gang of .-oiiie 50 or GO ''.-cabs" are now eiuploved in the yards. The gang d 'r-t'iiriiingfrom San F. a nci-co, passed | v ,iL [/j, (J v.ill-y ami lhe- m.iiiIii rn ! is inude up'nf impoili-d Italians \iu through Itevelstokeon Widiu-.-day. i |10l.j,,n ,,(��� |,[s (,',nsl iti.toiu-y. lo n.-c-i ��� j Japs.'''.'-Se'ntiiiel. G'ood value's in English Wiiior, Ltniu the n quit'cincni- of ilniu-ecl ion. ' . The company have lieen crowding JJ 1 iis-clls, and- T.-ipeslty carpet, al It, j .JJ,... do.-.-, of Winnipc;.r, inol h--r of - ���si''e(-''11' euiislaides iii lo Calg-iry.' What Bow-on irc Co,.'s I'liiniliire sli u e. Dr., Ci'i><--, spent Wi'dni'sd.iy in the tor Ttic sale'of government lou u h Is al ' city, aiu'l h-ft yi-steiday iniuning fur ; j-uu ciaiipanj- The ci'inpiitiy say the. - track''is in NewD-nv. r.i'ali/.id $2,m, ay aga'nsl ' li .m.-, accoionani.'d by the D.K-ii.i*, ' fi,5L t,,,IM "'"'H1'- 3el il fl^slit train W.T.M hid for iliciii in l^It.', ' i T. e .��� will be j .imd at Cilga.y bv .Us. ,H,t ,,!B r;uU Hl L',i:n;in llie> (,t,,.pr d;,.v 1 p,. . ,. 1, , ,,.,'^y,.,i tin,,,.,'1, ,,,, \v ,i,, . , ail(' ^'"- '-' "'fls o'ela\ed over 2 f hours. . :T1i, GrealXoi.hcin last week l.auhd | C- .;-x; 1... P-��- .1 11.. ....^1, ��... \\...m��:; jBbi��cm flf Kw.i.r��..'.p* clismi^Prl lhe Oil > s .VO. _ llOI.I llil" bll.lM. , ,. ,. . , ' ,. , , .,, , . tvvii C,. 1. ll. special police, McDomilil gOSas^dO a/A^-ft and Ward, who alteinpted the bully. "din tOd NU B tv. '��� in^ "f ,lhe Cr-ugelhichie itinchers the ��� - ��� ������ ! other day. The justices should have ' gone further and dismissed evury oil! two 1 oaclies loaded wilh stiiU.ng luitiei'B wlio have Ml lhe Itos.-hii d l.'illllp. . The first si orey of lhe new hoi 1 being erected by M Grady at St. L, on Vancouver Street Fair. 1 Tlw niaiing-'!' and in.-rubers of Ine coiiiinittee of the Vancouver St rent Fair are working like beavers to get everything in readiness for lhe opening on August 01 Ii. ��� The Fait i--ore to beta huge success, and I ogive evei y- oiie an opporl uuil y of seeing it the Canadian Pacific Bail way Compai y will make a specially low rate of .-ingle' f,ire for- the round trip from all stations west of Revels!oke, Tickels to he on sale Aug. 4th to 7th inclusive and good to return leaving Vancnuv ef. not latet than Aug. llih. ' LIMITED. Wholesale Hardware, Ship Chandlery and' .Mining. Supplies. Hardware Department, 8-10-12 Cordova Street ' '' ��� Ship Chandlery Department, 8-10 Water Stree Ono Block from CPU Depot and Stoam^oat Wharves Refurnished and Ro-modollcd Rates $1,53 to $2 per day On July 20il�� C. P II slocks-advance.J fiom 101' lo 1 OS in 'the London iii.i 1 ket. Ueiieiiil Mil iitger McNiiol was ex- peeled 10 pa.s through today for the co.-iv. Mr. M oriole went east yts'iei- day lo ine'i him. A 1 iti\e itioii hy W G. Treiheway, foi ihe automatic coupling of the. steam and air pipes of a train, has been successful I v tested hy lhe 0. P. R. The Great Noi llu r.i have purchiispd the.Lethbiidge and G eat P.dls rail-, way, giving ihem accea ��� to lhe norlli- Corner Granville & Hastings Streets, R. DOWSWELL, Proprietor, - , . Vancouver, B. C. Vancouver Engineering Works, ��� Iron Pounders, Boiler Makers and Machinists, Successors to.ARMSTRONG & MORRISON. Welinvo tho most complete IUACIIIXK SII0P unci F0U.VDHY cqinpineiit west cf Toronto for the niaiuifiicturo of N ' , , '" Hydraulic Gianls, 'Riveted Steel Pipe, Grizzlies,.Riffles, Ore Cars, ,,��� nee ijckpt��. Steel Wheelbarrows, Stalioriary.'Marine and Logging 1 Engines, Steam Pumps, Marine Repairs, Sheet Iron and Steel Work, ���'������'. ,'��� D Wii liavo in .-slock for iiniiiedialo dull very HOlhKltS. KNOINI-X PUMPS. OKIC C.MiS. WIIKKbHAHIIOWSniKl JIININCf mid SAWMlLI, .UACHlNKnY of fvorv (losc.rintinii; nlso UOILKK TU1UCS, WUOUGHT 1KOX PIPK una FITTINGS and ENGIXEKItS' BRASS GOODS and SUPPUKS. ''.-,' ' CciTcspondcnce aolicltcil and carefully attended to, OFF.CE AND WORKS-Foot of Heatley"Avenue Vancouver, B. 0. i.i -noiv up and it 1= llie m;il'i:i_r uf a ! li. S. Wilxm, tlie well-known tailor, i-pc-cia! iu that section, for these fine sLineturr, & , i has imported a nice i.evv i-ioek of specials havp sliovvn themselves lo be Tom Horne is in cli.-n-'Tf r,f Lf.-iil ci'ii- t t-^'^Pd.--. \vni��lk'n? elc. suitable for the tiip niosi lawless crowd who were-,ever btrnction on the tun Hi fork of lb.-Lar. ��'n*nirs ir.u!-. '( n:i uated with authority in the. pro v. , ^^., ^d ^ Q t li i- .ia _?Ii tutinin dean and lhe, woik will -iti-Bulily linko ; Tayior & Grnrce have jusl opr m A !����;. ", ' powers'on ihi-;'Ciu'vm* K,��M'ua.l. tt inonlh'a time, ��� i out a n-u .,,:u sii-ndid li.w i f raiiii-t ihf' ^-""Uiops bt-mdnrrl speaks very , [ ,_ . rVlr/ [i j, Kiiide bv ciiippinp and !-!(e,.v "^ihe action of the strikers , ; ~.~~"���" ���---���-- i iev��'I lU't V it ha< ih'p '-heie au'i yivea llu ee insiances vi here j Le men had raved t'ie ' track* fnnii ', -���Pi-in^y u> ilu- lie-i.-l. Tiiiy-:- .��!i��.':!d y*-''i-li,e scene of seri ,u5 wieck-<. Yd; ih': company N ungrateful enough loi treat ihpse ^cry men a.s tie.vp.ih^eijs ' and tiii-vcute ihum as -uch. j The company'.- special- don't seem ' wiiiic iMvir.!.- -���il'ec'l of nn!:ir,:- ;i ci:-p--t .-..ft ami 1 The Dolilinion C'oiiiiiii>biorei'of i,ol Way tariffs"i\ ill hoid an in>-e.-ti-j:ai ii n V.'^ardiii-r local rales al. Hevel.-lol e Mime time ibis month. , ...... . . i oecome a l-iviu-ite m i he bori.e-5 el tl:i The inid-'uinuier Lumber of the I a-' city. die- IJ'Miit' Join ind i- to hand. W. V. ���-���.-<. . o Alesaniii'i' N now ui;iii.-i^ii>^: edi'oi, and is tui'iiiiij{ out a Ui.-l da-s paper'. . It in Mated l hat. Ifim. J. I)- i>,.,.ii cu will succeed, lion. J. 'll, Tuner ,-i- Tiv.i-ur��'i-, and that- Ii. Green will sue- fariyn lo be any more select at Gulden than ! lin-v aie at J{eVe|-Oikc. Sume of them , , cre,i|eij n d;-<oo.icefiil >ceiie ur JJ,dlisivr, CATllOMc crlL"i;v;r. and aic ifpoiied toh-ive taken ;i hiiiiii j ft i-< not, p:.-i;"r-,ii!y kil'ivvii tll.it. IJev, ji] lobbiii.' Jt-ir,. W, C Weli\ itiit'l; nt j c-ed IJnii. Lt. MdJi ideas ijini-t,"!-. of F-ilIn-i' Th,i v��v pi-ci'-he-' lo hi- cou*:ie. Palliser. The-e ,ne tiie coiitemptible ) Mine.--, Mr. McDiide lakinj,- Mr. Pren- -.'.ition in two l.iii'.'ii.i-.-'-, rv^!i-li and '';nr--. ihat the con.puiv l.as invested! lice r poi I foi..'. - ft.iliih. Tn:- i- m'. in-< m ih-l.ti'if- v, i'l ii .1 u 1 hori'i y n nd ,o nied ���.- it h -^u ns. . A rie'piital'iO!) 1 r pie-e.'.ial iv e of ih,, ��� fudi-in el'nn ni in llie coi'!'jr--i,'alion. The C. P. li. u-le.'t.nii r"poi tin;; a l-'l.e Brigade 11 iid (ili/.-ll- will | t'.ib,ibly .e.'.\I.VATh;N Aiy.iY. wait 011' lb- ciiy council lo-niu'liMo C.ipl. J u :,--o!,, w h-i l.a- i.iiiiv bun J i;('. ';,"!'ln.v '""''"[[ ,l ' ", ni-Ki* thai the w���t..| .iii'i'lyhMiiiiii-mcil ,r, cii.-u-e ,f i|,��. S-, I v,.:;..:) Amy in *'"���'! _"" ! |" ","11 '"V, 'X''"""?."'1 t'liem-'dy ihe coiulIiimi i-t 1 hin-,'-ie. iIjp rny, i? ni-d-1 oni'-i.-; to ijo to f-'i'i'ed to in ot,i- le.iilui'-' column.-, fi fine. TO THE DEAF. '-A ii, h lady, 1 :"L at Car 1.dull' u.i-t iiiiniinr f.>k .-tiikin-.' 11 liie.r tr.n !-: .i'.d ���(���h.i!���:"!���! imn with a!m.i-i evcri L'iine in li,-- I'.di-ii'j.ir. At ihe 1 V. (���aaujsTZjmsJgizewn "Conl-entment cannot he too dearly purchased." Fooi';-comfort fand siiaps retentfon,arc nevef dear, at the expense of mere flectin v finish. Contentment lo those Vfho v/ear only that foofc- vrtM which is priced and pledged by lhe Makers��� "The Slater Shoe" 'Goodyear Welf^d" PIT** . i ' Tlie difference between rent paying and the Birbeck plan of Rent Purchase. Rent Plan j ��� Birbsck Plan Pay 810 or $15 per month for the \ Pay from $10 to $15 per month fer use of somebody else's house for 10 j lhc usc of a home'for ten rears.' years. At thc end of that time ihe I ., ., ���,. 1 f ., , .. landlord owns the house and money, j At thf clld of lhat tmie you own ihs 'rcntpajcr hay a, package of j J'our home and savc money ever receipts. ��� j after. Vn;��n��ibV>��N*Mn��uu For further information apply to LEWIS BROS., General Agenls, or to Q. S. McCARTER, Solicitor l'liKtiivniiiiAN r.:rji;c:t. n'.in^tiiey u-i'b'he, aii.iK. c;.,.--��0. B. HQME & CO. . v.-:jt-. I I ! 1 . r t .V I 1 1, j,. .... 1 .,,. , ... , {... I , . . 1- rf., ^ ��:, ^ A ])'. lh.it of tliwfi.l-v-in',' nn !;|- Il.ii] Sole Local Agents. of Inn- D.'afne.-ni.d .V.ii-e* in the He d .Mr. II. (JyyP<\ , hoirina- lei- of lhe w iiich ihf. m-n, a hi.i' \*:1. J .ie '."an ��� bv Dr. .Vidiol-ou'- Ailii i.il Ear Dnmn. Pi e^bvlei i.iu il.iorh, iiifiodced an panv ha i ���Ii i.'.e nviiilable p-.!i-e w, ���'" '' . 'g.ivi- S25,L0(J l��r h:.= In-liuiie. wvi'iu ii,r��n.'..ii..sf ini'.civ.ni,.n at 1,,-t Sunday the. '< ���.,������,.} Him���i Wl!|, KU,.v IUJf| TilG Il8VeISt0k0 HlSp'tfll SOu'.jtV clfiit pKiplu un.tble to proc'iirtfe the- Eiii* iii"i-iiin;_;'- .-.- r. ir *.., ulie;i he bad a 1 f-voli hi - to ,"i ."'��� t a n: ni who i-�� a Ditinx 11i-iy have iliein fie-. Amir thoii-nt twelve j'lveriile- d".>-sc.-! in m-..e l.iw.aiiidin; cii:/."n li.m the Allfllltli 0(311 ^I'tll MGOtill^i >7o. ��01 Thr >:irlio!.-o:i In-'tituu-, 7��C ivo-le. They -.m- v. ry nirvlv, i efh", t- :< mpanv '< oxn uiaua-H- The C P . ,-���,. ���. ,' ", ",_.., ,,.��� /!. rij,'h;h Aven.ie. Xrw T.uk. Thf folloivinjj loe.i] fi-.o-liei'.- p,|�� ing lr';jh creditor! Mr, Cool-'.- Iran,it,;r ivvvrr -. Ir. i- iiynded to have Ih" juvenile d'-t.-r mni'-d to upim'.i the la.v. It j, Kiro IUM ��(-.:r; wl ht-;'!'-l. Il.-Vol-tak.! nn Man- ay. ���' i-i i rl.iy lie- .jj.Ii Ai:^u-r. liiii. . ' 'VllV. Ilr-I iii.iiii.il :.'(;in;n'l ni(j(,ltlii/rif Hie Hit thr- cf-u-fi.iuy vi er<' I (i.t.ikell'i-iiil.rl J��icl<'iv will liuliul.l at ihe Ki'Vcl-'tfiki! nn Men it the. Innir of clKhi. GUY BARBER, ."Watches, Clocks, Jewellery and Silverware. . Vi?.l; ilanii'i \V. IJi-own, l^'crj.; Xhinl JIh-.-, , ���.���i'iid-' C, Maude Grant, CCO; Mr-. L-U1-.VI Cr. ���\Vhitnu;ie, ��'/)��� Fra'.)f''J. I, Dent, SOS. f'c San Hor On-tcf. E-iTOi*. 'Map.-. ir,��� N"'it bfin*/n uiiinii man T ,!���.!< !'.- ti '.I' .i!;f. f-iii'!-. f.f tl.i' '������fia'cty nre 'i.ii'.l'il ''. !' ; ���'.';-)��� i'l ���".:: rn nil inwituiv '.'."���ivlit ?;'-,''.���,-,''.,i i,,^ ���.','������ ,ui:l ail .sucli ,u'i- It is only by careful study the druggist hecomcB u factor in thc struggle for health and' hnppinccs. Engagement Slogs a Specialty,, O.P.B. WATCH INSPECTOR..- jvelstoko Station, B,C, .im the exHmir.al ioiis : S-eoi-.d Cla��� trnole ' ''''"''''''"'' l'1'' M,'ish-al \v niou of lhe about i ime ih*--y >->'��� iin "xatnj/.e r-y r, -n.' fm- r'a- inii-p"-';of eln'tliiK Ti-ii-itucri for u.. AiMii- Rmiib, ic^'i; A'.'.v. Smiih,' "loruin,^ M'! vie" in I'utme. oh^in-1he law-; ��� h*.,n-..ji.-., ���Ll%y\^J^,\,ye'^U!!'n!,VijVf'')/iran- Our roputalion 1'ias'becn wen by studying where to buy iuvii'.d'.o 'j: \,:t..r.t. ' j and what lo bU/. it l:, a'iKIS!*, . I y^c 1-j-ju.inLain that t'eputa- I Fmn, fii^h-ful flNficfiiKment. Mrs. i,..t ilrl" lo piop*-i I;, imdei'v,,,,d I,,,, ^'^plu \,)',\l, i f-V'-Ttiary. | ti()n by aircfni attention to pet^ The police at, y-inro,;-, c-r. fmmrl S.nuuv (i,i\\.^,-i: , f Li (ivnw,(i.: n. i, i;���'t mm bi.oe-l, of ���,x,,���i-,-d ^-_ '-���r���_ : ���_._.. ,' feet flllillK of prescriptions and DilllV. Ill- ,1,1,.-!.- wil���(��� ag,- list ap|l!i-,l I!',U-|,lrll'-.\l,-|lc;iS,!M-|,,;rM.,:| |,-j��� ������ .J,,,-. , ��� l(... , , || y ;, y\.,; (>ll.fi Y?p1 n Wfl 11T Pfl ' lo^CSt Ul'ice'--. II--"'i.ill(Ui in lhc (hi.i^o-or.'iii.-iiii.i,. r, , -oi-.-oi, I,,-,- h,.;���| ami face, and vvrilc. lab ,r m - , nv. .t i.,:,- dm hi;/ I in,.., '���f d.XtilU /VcWll-fcU. , I. inb Iliiui-' i��; (',.,'-. <.|nie. ;ii nl ,oi��� j ! ( - f f ��� ��� i ��� !-c cii!*-' i xcei-ih-d a 11 h-i I.(.))"���, 11 i,i! We 1 a v e i in- r��� .j , t, i/ed ir.i'V ()r\c. Ii'.'/v-!* Mvl MV: General' ii.nni.-al.-d uiib (Jhiif It;,iii w.ho-'ad-j V. v\-(,i!<-( vvnriders in S' icy Ih-nis."-, I'mmi ���fhdnin,'/. for Jii^'he'r vv.a��e.^ .���Md ��� f .'.���n.'iiidn.:1:-;1, for i-Jc '.���(���! Klol'C Steam1 1 ^J Vt/S $$*" tt . ��� ^IW1. CAOj vised liu'inlo let liim f^<>. Dii/Iv v^-iti H.'n/Kni,piion��, (July. . I.Jurn.s Se,.,|,N j .i heie c n ml be any rpn-y,? imi ai to i ���he'-i j yuiridr)'. '-IjOoll ''v.'clgcs' to pi'ofl- j . ' Z n fho Druo*grSl," .however berbni-e,! v/.iii va-raiK-, (,n . ���.ml''IM,'-. -Jj". y'CJuVi'' c.ti ira'iif-ced 1 y':-m'"i it's of , I heir ease.. ('hjier Inl'mr j dent l:c!j>. y i FIRE INSURANCE GO. IIeai; C: riCE: McKinncn Bldg. Toronto. George F. Curtis, ���vhich (iwiige lie was. .���tireMi'd..,iU Van- lhe Canada Unitf'& \h'"^ V""if,!-l!,j'> pvh'tjy; '.:��� _ '��� ',,y ' J-��|fH^i^-. y. , . . .. .1 AUTHORIRED CAPITAL, $1,000,000 Sncceapo)' lo Thr. McD. A. W. Co. I'till O'ovuriiiiiciil Di-pDsit, Insuvniicc nc- CfptCd at crjuilrtlrlc rulci*.' A. DEAN, Manager. City A^enty-E. A. HAGGEN,- xs=mK@^SSESBSSSSSt^^
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Title | Kootenay Mail |
Publisher | Revelstoke, B.C. : Revelstoke Printing and Publishing Co. |
Date Issued | 1901-08-02 |
Description | The Kootenay Mail was published in Revelstoke, in the Columbia-Shuswap region of southeastern British Columbia, and ran from April 1894 to December 1905. The Mail was published by the Revelstoke Printing and Publishing Company, and its longest-serving editor was J. Livingstone Haig. In 1906, the Mail merged with the Revelstoke Herald to form the Mail-Herald, a staunchly conservative paper that eventually folded due in part to competition from a more liberal competitor, the Revelstoke Review. |
Geographic Location | Revelstoke (B.C.) |
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File Format | application/pdf |
Language | English |
Notes | Print Run: 1894-1905 Frequency: Weekly, Twice weekly from 1900-01 to 1900-10 Published by R.W. Northey from 1894-04-14 to 1895-03-02; Revelstoke Printing and Publishing Co. from 1895-03-09 to 1896-04-04 and 1901-01-17 to 1905-12-30; Atkins and Smith from 1896-04-11 to 1898-03-26; Atkins and Campbell from 1898-04-09 to 1899-05-13; and B.R. Campbell from 1899-05-20 to 1901-01-10. |
Identifier | The_Kootenay_Mail_1901-08-02 |
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Source | Original Format: Royal British Columbia Museum. British Columbia Archives. |
Date Available | 2011-07-18 |
Provider | Vancouver : University of British Columbia Library |
Rights | Images provided for research and reference use only. Permission to publish, copy, or otherwise use these images must be obtained from the Digitization Centre: http://digitize.library.ubc.ca/ |
DOI | 10.14288/1.0181095 |
Latitude | 50.998889 |
Longitude | -118.195833 |
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