/0S&B^ C" * -/ '���������"jr\$L I 'fa Vol. 4.���������No. 10. UEVELSTOKE, WEST KOOTENAY, B.C., JUNE, 26, 1897. $2.00 a Year. NEWS OF.THE CAMPS. A BUDGET OF INTERESTING ITEMS FROM SURROUNDING "TOWNS. Carries Creek Properties Looking Well ���������Sawmill Cutting* Lumber, and New Streets Opened at Trout Lake City���������Development of Blue Belhat Albert Canyon. 1. T. , Brewster, secretary of tho Games Creek Cn.,' now ii'poit.s Iho piopcrty in *-|ili'iitliil shape and the tunnel, which is being i-un ilhvctly on the ore. in iabout (i'J feet. He is in coi- respondoiice with the C. P. H. ahont ��������� securing a steamer for tho upper river run, .ind if the hoat goes up the company will put a trial shipment on her fur the smelter.. In any c.-tf-e' a shipment will lie arranged for, nnd il' N eagcl ly looked forward to hy I lie local and, indeed, outside public as no more practiial test could he given 'of, the 'mineral'qualities of Big .Bend." Throe more men went'up to Carnes Creek for < the company on Weilncs'day and wink will he st-adily prosecuted all Minimer. A ciui.*-ideralile aiiiiiiint of ore, is now on the,dump.' , Tom Kdwaids and .Jack Shaw pit, hack la*-t Monday from, Big ' Bond. tThev went UP Downio Cieek intending to keep the divide to Gold Stieain hill reports lhat the weather was .such that - they could do nothing. It taiiied and steadily on Thursday of last week some snow'fell. They claim the season is hack ward up high though early in the valley.-. ,',., The ferrv at Downie, uioiitli i-= sunk lull will lie lifted .and repaired. A temporary bridge will lie put. in. ��������� ' Albert Canyon. Bon Green is working the Hlne Dell for his coiupam wilh two shifts of I wo men each. No. 1 tunnel, ,111 117 feet, t.-ij tied the lead at depth of about'MO feet and, fotind it 10 feet wide well 'ininorali/.ed I hmngliout and of splendid' concent lating character. On S.-ilm- day he start'i'd No. 2 tunnel ahout, .700 feet west, of No. 1 and expert,-, in about lii feet _lo "again [-ip^Llje, lea'd.. Ifjftllis tunnel gets asrgood a .shewing as tlie first the company will then lie in a ,po-ilion to.ship. The Mine Hell is hut ].' miles or,so S. K. of Alhert Cauyo'i) and has one of the fino-d. situations for a mill site that could I'1' desired. Mi. Green went up to the property again on Tue.-day and'will direct operations out the services advertised, and in'case of Big Bend without any mail at all. This apparent negligence is wholly un- acconnLabli- and, if 'the session lasts longer at Ottawa, Mr. Bostnck should ask the leason of it. ��������� ,, The Board of Trade should take up the, mat Let- without delay and get, a meeting together. It is'mo.sl disappointing lo see matters left go wholesale by the hoard like this.- And the postmaster-general if he has any should' give an explanation and ptovido for these mail services without delay. ' Then, too, there is the establishment of a daily mail to South Kootenay. Where iu all the woi Id would a country with all the expansion 'of Kootenay, with daily trains, boats and .stages in every direction, he left, without a daily service ' hut in Canada. Hon. Mr. Mulock ha-an opportunity hefore him in the Ii. C. mail service of'gaining a reputation for him-elf and, following the experience of lhat .-ervici- iu I he past, revenue to his di'part me,nt. It, is common knowledge how deficits were piled up in the post ollice department hefore Mi: Mulock took charge anil how he i.- doing all he can Lo reduce then). Al .1 he same time'if the llonor- ahle gentleman will Lake good advice well ini'.-int. he will retrench .cKewheri' than ��������� in British Columbia's -;interior which, in the next, few years, will be the busiest poi'Limi of this Dominion, yes! or t he conl incut. HOLIDAY AND HISTORY THE- PEOPLE OF REVELSTOKE HELP TO.MAKE BOTH. ' , Tuesday was a Day of Recreation and Celebration ��������� Everyone ' Enjoys Themselves���������A'Day 'of Aubilee��������� Good Programmes Furnished by the Various Committees. SOUTHERN KOOTENAY. Happenings of Interest Amongst its' Various Camps. ������TKAIL CIIE13K. The ore body on the Centre Star is said to he proved SO feet wide. The gold hearing, rock' is a rotten black quartz which always gives gold on panning. Small , pieces ofv pure snl-, phides'with much copper are contained if) (lie mass. ,. Interests in'the Gold Cupgmup have been purchased for $7,5(X). ' t- , "Acontiaot for $2,.*i()0 worth of work has been let on the Young America group on Salmon I'iver. The Simsi't No. 2 has it', is reported by good authority'the richest body of copper ore ever opeiitd'in the'smith hell. , It has now two feet of $10 ore. ��������� ' , Sl.oc.v.v. ; ' On Tuesday i he Howard Fraction .-hipped 22 tons of'iire I o Nelson sine;tor. It. will average 190 ounces <if silver and :*���������]'��������� in gold.' A good chute of ore has been struck mi I he'Bondholder group. , ' ��������� ��������� Work on.l.hi'.Noble.-Five, gruup,* was resumed last, week and Die tramway and mill are hot h in use. The Argo, at S.iudoii, has made, a shipui'iit of pretty good looking ore. The survey for tile Montezuma tramway lias been completed and it will be put in right, away. t ill No. 2 is completed. '��������� ��������� Trout Lake City. The petition to the Postmaster-1 General for a daily or at least, tri-week- ly mail .service between (his plac and Kevel.-toke had numerous .signatures attached at Trout Lake City. A proper mail service would he a great help in building up t he town. John Abrahainson has arrived and will commence si reel, clearing and grading right, away. More slieois have lo be'opened a- buildings are going up mi fast that side mads .-ire being built over. ,, ' , Mrs. Jowctt of Bourkc's Hotel is doing a line business and has a splendid patronage all the time. M r. Page, the new constable is heie and will he the man for the post, without 'doubt. '��������� The school house, and-record oflice will soon he commenced and I hen tilings will straighten out city fashion. The sawmill is .steadily cutting lumber, and buildings ai e being put up as fast a.- it I urns it out. It is cxlreutc- 1 v interesting to see a ciowd of'men suntching the hoards away as last as they are ciil aud putting them in position gel hack again for .-iiioi.1i.-i-. There is no time for idleness in Trout Lake City but, it is a hummel- from the very .start and its people are rusller.s. His New Title. The Wight, Ho,p. Sir Wilfrid Laurier, G.C.M.G., is a title of higher sound , lhan that which the premier has hitherto borne, but he can i ccupv no higher place than he did iu the esteem of hi.- coiiutiyiiieu. Tlie head of the Canadian government at this juncture inii.-t necessarily be the recipient of honorsal (ho hands of t he Queen, hut il may be taken as certain that lhe course pursued by the present premier and government has accentuated lip1 desire of the Queen and (he people- o,f Britain In show an appreciation of Canada'.- representative. Under (he rirrii instances I hero could be no I hough I of the premier declining the prolfercd title, though hi- democrat ic instincts might Iia ve inclined him Lo do so at anot her t ime. r.lSXIiliAl-. ' The Miner at Rossland wants the altoroey-geuei;al to prosecute the late manage r of the O. Iv. Gold Mining Co. I'm fraud*. ' "Hiw.-lnnd celebrated the .Jubilee very he.nt ly. In the last (wo weeks 1 l.j.j tons of ore were shipped from Rossland. There was a slight fall of snow on Red Mountain, at.Rqssland, last week. The first gold bullion produced at Trail refinery was got out last week. Thev are buck shape and have their assay value stamped on them. ��������� II. P. Christie, of Siocan City i- the. new mining recorder foi the new mining division ol" South Siocan. < ' The.I. O. P. is t helirst secret society formed at Siocan City. " A new townsite has been started in, South Siocan called Lemon Creek. Work on the Siocan River road has 'commenced al this end. Considerable pet i I inn ing and requests have been made all 'over South Ivoot- cuay for a daily mail service. C. I). Rand has been elected a director .if the Noble Five (Jo, vire'F. Cutler resigned. Hall Mines shares have advanced 25 cents. Arra ugemenl s are repoi'lcd made fori changing the Trail (/reek tramway lo I a Ino id gauge toad iu order lo admit l.hcC. P. R. Co. to Rossland. ! Messrs. Mara A: Hainanl ate creeling a new brick block in Nelson. Nelson propose.- t,o build a .'iOx.'JO .stone jail foi city use. No Thanks to You. We regret that we cannot please the Oiie of the most successful and enjoyable day's sport ever held in Revelstoke was that of Tuesday in celebration of Her Majesty's Diamond Jubilee. A fir-.t-cla.ss programme was prepared by the various committees and its execution was- umnarred hy any serious fault, disturbance or accident. The proceeding-opened with a baseball match on the recreation grounds' at! ]() a.m. Tlie game was a tame one, the teams being unequally matched, and the Gold Hills won how they liked with a big score, in five innings. 'li AFTEllNOON" EVENTS. . The athletic sports began at2p.m. and from start to finish each event was well contested. "The first number ���������100 yds. race for hoys���������was won by Frank Brown, williAV. Beavo, second,' and J. Benson, third." The open 100 yds. was a Hue race; though the ground was poor'for sprinting; and was won hy/i*. E. L.'Taylor, wilh Geo. Eckurd second. In the amateur 100 W/F. Crage finished first, with W. Morris a good second. The high jump, though stubbornly contested, was .not very high ; Beit Gainer winning it with 4 ft. 9 in., R. Mcllinovle second. Mctlinovle also won the long jump with 18 ft. 6 in. Chas. Field' being,second-with ��������� 17 ft. 10 in. In -the quarter-mile open -Mc- Ihnoyle finished first , and Taylor second. This was a capital race, but. not of as much interest as the following one for amateurs over the same course. The pace was set, so hot by, Moore that.no one was surprised when he fell out after covering (lie first lap, and it required gooll staying power in" iLeake to win first, place from Crage who had a spurt left foi the finish. The hop,,step and jump was captured by Gainer who covered 'Ml ft.,,Thomas being next-vvit.il .'5 ft. The-pc'de-vault' was a pntlty <jv������-iit. and. laid between Mclhnovle and Gainer, in the the o older named, (hough Mollison made a gallant struggle 'to get in. Johnny Sutherland was a general favorite in ' putting the 10 lh.estone, and he won with 29, ft.'Al in.; D. Dunbar was second. The slone was a, very awkar-d- Mine, to handle. The amateur sack race went-to Crage, with Trombley second, but the others did not finish; they had fallen by the wayside. The next; event ���������the. one mile open���������was of great general interest :iml,considering everything, such as the state of the ground and lack of tiaiuing, was veiy well run indeed. Field took the lead and made the pace to tlie finish. Wilson and Taylor lay well in the rear until' the lib lap when lhey drew.up leaving but three in llu1. race. Wilson was fast gaining on Field, but stopping to take olF his shoe (one had fallen oif), he gave the. leader a fresh start and was unable to overhaul him. ��������� Wilson's extra effort to do this almost lost him second place, as his failure on the home stretch nearly let Taylor in. Field ran well and deserved his win. Wilson was knocked out by his heavy effort.' The consolation race, in which Moore and Ross were winners, was a good one, and then t he tug-of-war hi ought the athletic piogramme lo a close; Angus Macdouald's team winning quickly. The number "f people who witnessed I he athletic, spoi I s was verv large, for Ri'Vclsloke, and the arrangements marie by the athletic, couimillee to secure Lheiii.a view were taken full advantage of. The hand was an additional .'Ulriieliou and its capital music, lent a good deal of spirit lo the proceedings. EVKNJNfi I'ltOnitAMMK. In the evening the niuch-looked-for bicycle nieces came oil' on Front street when from one end to the. other that I horoughfari1 ,was lined with spectators. The first event was a quarter mile, best 2 in '.i heat-. Eddy Edwards won tailed close behind to the home stretch when he spurted and won'easily. The'winners rode the following 'machines, which shows , how different their classes: Edwards, Cleveland racer,'21 lbs., gear 88; Scott, Rambler racer, 20 lbs., gear 80; Jackson, Gcnd- 'ro'n roadster, 24 lbs., g^ar 77; Morris and Lewis, Gendron roadsters, 24 lbs., gear 77 and 76; Leake. Remington roadster, 22 lbs., gear 78; Norlhey rode Edwards' machine. , " ' , ' The bicycle races .vere all good and interesting but showed some, necessity for classification of'' nd.-rs. Local cycler's should organize immediately and put themselves in touch with,some central association. The horse race was then run and, as hoise races generally do, raised eoii- siderah!e^c:xeiU--i-.~nk~and- discussion. .McCarty's horse got home first, but- the start was questioned and it was run again. This time Pettipiece's horse got thete, but the start was again the subject of dispute. ' The race was finally run off Thursday evening,,when, in a very pretty race,' Pett ipiece's horse won iu a close finish. The races over, the band, wliich had been enlivening the proceedings with ,its music, led the way to the'Vecreation grounds where a large crowd witnessed the pyrotechnic display. This brought the day's fun to a close, and every one who has bven heard to express an opinion on it said it was one of the best yet seen. Considerable credit is due Gold 'Commissioner Graham and XV. H. Vickers who worked hard by -soliciting, collecting, judging, etc., to 'make the day a success. The athletic and othei committees, , too, worked hard and,deserve great credit! for their contributions to the, days enjoyment. THE BLOCKADE RAISED CLOUDBURST CAUSES IMMENSE DAMAGE AND DELAY- Yesterday a Train, the First for Seyen Days, Brings Eastern Mails��������� Bridges and Culverts .Washed out Through Travel Will Resume Tomorrow���������Passengers at Banff. Communication with the East over the C.P.R. main line opened yesterday, having been biocked since Thursday the 1 7tli. The delay was caused, hy a cloudburst,' n@ Devil's Head Creek' wliich flooded the How River and Devil's. Lake to a ji'iriiih* height.'in a marvellously short space of time and done an immense amount -of damage. According to tlie Golden Era tlie washout swept away sixteen bridges and cuherts,including the Kananaskis, Devils Head and Calgary bridges. The formation, it adds, was swept out for about t'weKe miles and fully 500 east- hound passengers were' detained' at Banff", where they were ��������� cared for by the company. Canmore was''Hooded, Calgary, too, and at Anthracite horses iu McNeill's mine were drowned aud the,mine filled. The management,, with Supt.' Wliyte at the head,',have been making hii; efforts to repair tlie damage and raise the, blockade, and have reduced t,lie>* situation to about a 10-mile transfer at present, and it is expected that through traffic will he resumed to-morrow or Monday.' It is ,' The Evening "At Home." ", The,Ladies of the Church of England ���������'At Home" on Wednesday evening' was an immense success and so well (patronized was it that, I here was -scarcely'standing room in the hall. The recitation by Mr. Pratt,'1 the charactei piece by Misses Nnrfhey, Temple ami Lewis,"and Mr. and Mrs. I Team's duett were all good. So were Messrs. Ahliir and Barber's contributions: The " Vanishing Lady" was nol had. There were some other items.' The room was nicely and tastefully fill ni.shed ,'and everyone enjoyed the evening.' A light supper and a,oance concluded the affair. The idea was a somewhatnovel one iu Revelstoke hut it was eminently, successful all the same. one jof the largest blockades ever experienced on the line. The first train from the east since the 17th passed through Friday with delayed mail and passengers; there were fourteen coaches, in the train. A daily special lias" been running to supply the phice of No. 1." The Royal Telegraphic Message. Tn connection with the jubilee it, is interesting to learn that the C.P.R. Telegraph Co., with the Commercial Cable Co., weie notified that that day, the Queen .would send a message to the governors of each colony and that Canadian messages would ' he. Lraus-a mitted over that system. Two special wires were held iu readiness���������one via New;. York and one via St. Johns, N. Ii. At 5 a.m. Tuesday the Governor- ���������General received this message from ���������Her Majesty: " - From my heart, I thank my beloved people. "May fioil bless them. Viciouia, 11. imd I. A circuit from.the Atlantic to the Pacific was also iu readiness' to transmit the message from the Gmernor- General to the Lieutenant-Governors of the provinces, and a .special staff for this purpose was'retained all night. The royal message 'was then sunt to esery place, of importance in the Dominion. It was received here in the forenoon. The Karl of Aberdeen sent the following'reply to the'Qiieen's message.: The Queen's most, i>'i'ii(;ioiiH and toiichitiL' message Ibis moment, received Khali be Immediately made known |o your Muji'ily'H people MmiiiKlioul, the Dominion, and will stir iiCi-chIi hearts already full on I his memorable day. We oiler the k'hiI Irlbuti! of loyal devotion and aU'eelinnate Iioiiiiiko. L������od save and IiIush the Queen. .AiiiciioiacN. (���������overiior-Oeiiei-al. THe Orphan Boy Case. ���������The. Mail is pleased to be able to announce to Revelstoke-.shareholders in the Orphan Boy Company that,action to quash the sale of the claim has not been ''allowerlo to lapse but, will-be steadily prosecuted to a finish. Tlie Vancouver'cominiftee, are doing all in their power to' push matters and. put themselves iu a position lo successfully defend their, cas". The new lis pendens h'led last week is not an indication of surrender. ���������* - ', - The Court House. Word was received from Mi. Gore, Deputy . Commissioner of Lands' ancl Work's, that the contract for building the Revelstoke Court House had been awarded to Thus. Ifillyiv. Hillyer is the man who built the new hank building opposite the Union TTotel and is said to be good on such work. When ���������Jos. D. Graham, the Government Agent, returns from Cariboo Creek work will she started. Some of the lumber will be procured outside and some of it at home. The figures at which the contract was obtained are not yet known but (hey are said to be uiider $5,000. the lhe Something Should be Done. On several previous' occasions'. ���������iM.Mi. has drawn alieiiiion to .neglect of lhe post oflice .(leparl liient in providing -for the mail si'V'/ire to 1'5'ig. Ileiid. Trout Luke and T./irileau accdrd- ���������illg In llli' colli I'.-lCls of l'i-red by *l lie ��������� depai t me'nl 'it Self. lb -spile all ellorl.-', however, iii 11 fill i J-C has come of i I, a in I I ljc,si' I'm I io i-J ,-n i I .sections a re left '���������w.il h- Kootkn.vy Mail. It accuses us treating flippantly the. land titles mailer at Uevelstoke. Far from it, for we desire, now as wc. did long I cfoie tlir- .M,ut came into existence, to sre the v'j'J-ed cpiestioii settled, but we raii- Mo'/lt'i'/lt'seriously threats about nonpayment of (axes. There is now no use to (Jiscilss the matter further for we all rejoice to learn that the aflair is pracl icully sell led.- -Vancouver N'orhl. The Canadian Parliament mav prorogue early next week. The tariff bill has passed its thirW reading in Hie Senate. The Princess of 'Wales jubilee ilinnet l.o the poor was! very successful. Ovi'i' :!i!(l,l)(ll) ileiii/eiis, (if llu- shuns .were eiilerlaiued. ���������' .Th'1 'children fed ,il I be ���������People's ,1'alni e Wei e all cripples' and I lie si'i-in was most afl'ei'l i n'g. e\ his first and second Iwal-s easily, hav ing McTavish as second in the first and Scott in the second. In the third heat, Scott won from McTavish. The next race was an open mile for amateurs and five entries weie received ; Jackson won a fairly good lace from Morris, set ond. In the ladies' quarter mile but two entries weie made, Alice Not they winning. The half mile local was a very good race and a maximum of speed was maintained all round (he course; Kdwaids was again first and Scott second. In I he half, mile amateur Jackson and Morris came, to grief, partly, it is claimed, hy a foul aud partly by a dog ; Norlhey arrived lirstat lhe tape Willi Leake sccoudV 'J.'h'e..one mile open was ;i good race.' Lewis pill, up a'stiff fight fjbiu lhe start, and was it "favorite wilh- some, hut , lid wards Mineral Locations Recorded. June 18-Wild Hill, W. Whitmore. IS-York, 10. Mcllean. 18--Three Ply. Sudbury, V. Wells 18���������Anna';\L, A. J. Del rand. J8-.L& L., .1. P. Kelly. ���������il--Laurence, Thus. Uarrons. ' 21��������� Souter Johnnie, Kohl. Armstrong and Win. Graham. 21���������Tain O'Shanler, Win. Graham , and Roht. Armstrong. .Ei--Daisy, John Savage. 21- Mountain View, P. Gorman. 2(i-Standard. W. IL Willcox. ��������� 20-OarhonntcChief, II. P. .Smith Better Mail Service With the States. The Canadian and United Slates governments have arrived al. an arrangement by which a direct daily exchange of mails is made between the Havre and Spokane railway post office and I he post, ollices of Nelson, Kaslo, Itoss- l.ind and Trail; the exchange to he limited,' for the present, to mails made up iu said railway post ollice above named; said mails to contain articles for the Canadian destinations, articles for which are now included' in -mails made up iii-the United States for i.be .same Canadian nflicos. "The ordei went into effect on the loth instant..' 'There will be ' no subsidy for the PenLicfon road this year.. Considerable tension exists 'between friends of Jlciuy.c and const road projectors,' , Local and Personal Briefs. School closed yesterday for the summer vacation. ' , , - Salmon Arm celebrated Jubilee Pay in great shape. Don't forget the picnic at William- i-on's on i.'omiuioii Day. Two more new racing bikes have been ordered from the Kast. T. E.'I,. Taylor left for Vancouver today. t Jack Shaw took his pets out for an airing again to-day. The. Cold Commissioner returned yestetday from Cariboo Creek. \fiv.<\ and Mrs. Robinson's son was buried on Wednesday. Hew K. Kord ollicialed. , , Dan Robinson will take charge of the Trout Lake, mill when ready for business. Homes are going up so nunieiously anil quickly that count cannot be kepi of them. ("us Lund got down from Big Bond yesterday,imd took to his bike without delay. Tho Golden Era is now published on Friday, und appeal's in enlarged and improved form this week. Mrs, Win. Tomlinson, of Vancouver, who has been heie on a visit returned home to-day. Surveyor Parr of Victoria is surveying Rosenheim townsite into town lots. ' , The petition for the improved mail service to Trout Lake und Ferguson was forwarded to the <\i'ostinastcr- GciKsial this '.morning. '' C ll. McLean will be inspector on the Court House work. He. wiUline out the ground and supervise construction.'' George was probably intended by th-i members of that very loyal association of a sort of feu de joie. ���������, '. , See Fleming & Hamilton'-* new ad. in this issue. They are the leaders in livery work, dray ing, ete., and have headquarters for the best stove wood in town. Jos. D. Graham, government agent, went to Cariboo Creek on Wedne*-day to let the contracts on the wagon road tlieie. -it is now surveyed and,, work will at once begin. Why buy a sewing machine T You can get a chance of .winning one. by buying ' Findley'n soap. A.-k your dealer to get it iu. A sewing machine givi;ii"as premium Q\ary month. The 18.37 pot trait of iler , Majesty on the Canadian Jubilee stamp is a reproduction of a' miniature portrait presented by 'the'Queen to ,Lady Lyltletoii'.says the Strand Magazine for June. , \ , ,' i ���������' The Carilxio Creek wagon road con- ��������� tract is still unlet. Cold Commission- ' er Graham intended to let the 13 mileit in half-mile sections, hut he had only five tenderets "Fauquier will attend to it. , , ' ." - A The open air services at the English church on Sunday last, Accession Day, weir very well attended and of much interest.. The hymns for the occasion ��������� were very fine and the address w.ii capital.' A 'Remarking on the 'quietness of " town after Jubilee one man asked another on Thursday "Where are all the people." " Guess they're all run in," said the one addressed. Them we recollected that Billy and Jack Shaw were unusually bus)' that day. s , Charlie,Holten was the first patient iu the local hospital. On Thursday he was given'' clilorofoiin there and the top of one. finger taken oft as a result of his recent accident.- It is earnestly hoped it will not lie found-necessary to operate on any of the remaining ones. Next Thursday will be Dominion Day and a -holiday. *" The Gun Club have their shoot for the cup on that, day and ,a grand' free picnic to 4 Williamson's ranch is also on the list. Busses for the picnic will leave the's- station at 8 a. ni.-and 10 a. in. Ccime , with your liasket'and celebrate. John Abrahitnisoii went into Trout Lake on Wednesday to be awuy'aliout two weeks. Considerable street clearing and grading, will be. done at Trout Lake City, under Mr.. Abrahamson's supervision and every preparation will be made to provide for tho expansion 'of the city and its population. Don't -forget' when outfitting for Arrow Lakes, the' Arm, Lardeau, Trout, Lake or an)-where else, around or near Arrowhead to call and see Geo. T. Newman for prices. ' He can put, things in to you at lower prices for ' cash than at anywhere else in thi* ' , section. See for yourselves. ������������������ The improvement of Revelstoke streets by the government is much' appreciated. Some of those corporations owning large acreage should do something to improve the place. If the Smelter Co. would only leinoye the forest of black stumps seen from lhe ' line it wouldn't be. so dismal a prospect 11 travellers. Sheet No. 3 of the,/V������r������/ice Mining Map of British Columbia covering West Kootenay with enlarged colored maps of Siocan and Aiuswortli mining divisions has just,come to hand. These sheets are of great value covering in rletail all the claims and features of these camps and are indispensible to anyone at all inteicsled, in mining. Tnquire'of an\- newsdealer. ** McDowell,' Atkins it Watson, an; fitt'ng up their store, for drugs iu Mc- Cai t-y's building; Lauiont, of Uegina, is getting a building up near A. N. Smith's; Hutchison is putting up one for Grifliihs on Front St., and AIk*v is still on deck, ll is enough rvo make, one III to think of all the cheap d -ugs and medicines there will Ihj here shortly. , Two prospectors recently up in Pig Bend not wishing to lake up unnecessary clothing cached them near the trail. One wioto this on a tag on the cnche: "Mr. J. S. please ��������� don't steal these clothe1" J.S. was his partners u, me. ile meant to sij.ii ii in partner's n: me lo the icqiicst not to break a commandment but instead he addressed him as a suspicious character t hat should lie warned. Who Are Legal Heirs. Justice I1":! Icon bridge has given an i1111.<>11;1111 ruling in Toronto of special iutetest to life insurance policy holdeis. The ease was that of the late Dr. Reid, of Homing'* Mills, who died leaving a policy of J*;],(XX) in the Order of Chosen Friends, at Hamilton. The policy was made out. in favor of "my legal heirs." The money was paid into.court by the Order of Chosen Friends. It was paid out in favor of Lhe infant child of the ��������� deceased, who Was decided ft, be exclu"- sively " I.lie legal lieii," and not fi joint., heir with the widow. ^GStii The slight explosion in the fire \ a strike "f a body of high grade ore lyoj-lis display.; by'1.the Sons of St. j js 'rep oiled from i'Iio War J-'agleiniiic, grHS! PAGK Z THE KOOTILNAY 3IAIL XCbe 1kooteria\> flDail ' PU��bI��lJJ-:i) EVKIiY SATUltlUY ���AT- REVJEI.STOKE. B.C.. --HY-- AT1CJ.V.S ���<c SMITH. l'l.*lll.Ism:Hs AND I'lSOI'l-lKTOHS. Subscription Price, $2.00 Per. Annum, 't3' blltlOTl.V IN AIIVAXCE "**���� ADVERTISING RATJES. CONTRACT ADVEItTISKMKNTS iiiscrleil .ll lhe r.iU; of ��l.,^l jut eiiliinin inc.li pi-i- iiiimlli. Kor^jMrcs of ��i\ ijoluiiiii indie* or over SI iic-r inc-li ihji- iiKiii111. TKAXf-fKXT AI1VKKTISK.MKNTS Hie. jit-r line first insi-iLiiin. .ic. per liiu: 'i-ucli subsi;- (jucnt insertion. Tin- number of line- reckoned liy s]iiu;i: ocuiijiiuil. 12 lini"- lo lhe . ' inch. HKADIXf; NOTK'K.S Hie. per line cicli insertion, nnless i-onlr.'u-tcil l'or by llio Hill line--. JOIJ l'KIXTIXtl ol every kind at. mo-l n-a-on- 'ible rati--, ftial -borto.-l notice. ACCOUNTS for job ���irintiu1? or a.l\(.Tti-iii|" luiviil-k- on t)i<; lii-.-t of every month. COltUKSPONIlKNCI'* On all matters of local or public- interest invited and carefully con- sideicd. All communications to tin: l-'ditor ', must lie iicc<iiii|i,inii-d b.v the name of lhe writer, nol, ni-cc���sirily for publication, bill .n-s'isn i-M'deiii-e of f^ood faith. " Aililre.ss , u > Tim-: Koothnay .Mail, Revelstoke, IU*. Tlie Ames Holden Co.'s special' ''Columbia," " Vancouver," "Kootr ���epay" should be worn by everybody' who wants a first-class .mountain boot. the Intercolonial extension said, "Let Sir Chas. Tuppei go into tlie counting loom'of a'nv business man in Mont- teal, and he, would find that this" pioj.osal fiiund fa\oi in the comii.--i cial woi Id. The business men of Halifax sent fnwaiil their stlong expievion of appi o\ uL 1'liis at i angemeut would not incica.se the public debt at all because thev would get not only the, rental of fi'210,000 a year back in in- cieased'business but more than that sum." .Mr. Bl.iir was willing that' these pinpos-als should be criticized not by paitisan politicians but by the business men of this counti.v. lie asked the opposition not to indulge, in general, wild, loose denunciations, without giving any autlunities or icasons for their opposition. "Will Hon. .Mr. Turner take up tlie challenge on business principles or jii'.st as a " partisan politician." Jas. McMalion, i-*<Tl--|'-in ii j^cVelstoke - 'fjbspital. General Blacksmith, .Maternity ward in connection. Vaccine kept on hand . . . . REVELSTOKE, B.C.-' Waifous, heavy or light, built and , repaired. , < ' 1 [or.seshoeing a specialty. Prospector's Picks. Miner's Tools., -Large supply of iron, steel and shoes. Orders in any branch of the trade executed in a woikinaulike manner. PROFESSIONAL.. pHAS. R. CARLYON, ���Bamster-at-Law, Solicitor and Notary Public. .Ta;*OKKI('K: .ltooni '2, I'onl Jtlock, llevel-loki1. BBVKLSTOIvK, J UN 15 2U, 1SJ17. ' Tin-: moral was' easily dra'wn from Tuesday's celebration that Revolstuke juadly needs a proper r< creation ground jor park. The only place at, all worthy .of'tiie mnne is the piesent ball ground , ..and that is not only unfit for the purpose but will soon be unobtainable as -with the Tiroiriess of the town it will I , O t he built upon within a year. Revelstoke is acquit ing'a reputation iit the ptosont moment as one of the future central "large' towns of this .country and all indications point toils being a large city in a very few jears. <*- We are not looking forward to this future when we are, without a recre- '���ation ground.' A city in this year of grace without a park is an anomaly that should be at once, corrected. "All jvork and no play makes Jack a dull ,boy" is a simple little saying full of thought to all engaged in the. slrugtrle .of 1 ift-. Without' amusement- life would indeed be colorless and morbid, ���ind what, amusement can be belter than good outdoor recreation. It is .the salt-of life.' How, to get this ground opened to the public 'is the .main question. After0 studying the : jmTtteTTjver we'favor the formation of an athletic association which would .secure, clear, fence and care for the ground, taking all "gates'' or icnlals HoNn'Mr. Digging interview with the Nelson J/iurr rcpiescntat i\o is most interesting to those, who haw- not previously heard it;.but having listened to much of it before, we are somewhat sceptical about the '���speakers" reticence. Now that' the '���fats in the lire;" that Hun. Mr. Hig- gins cannot any longer support the Turner (juverninent ought he not as a mat ter of course go to ids constituents. This would give him full opportunity to discuss mailers of diliereiice without "reticence" and help to clear lhe political alinosjiheie, ah early ' he,i\ ily charged with minors, amongst the mass of which his own name figures' occasionally. O H. ELLACOTT', v. IJ.A.Se. (Mc(1ii.i.). ' _ . J'ruriuriid, Laud Surveyor. Survey,, executed in any part of tlio J'rovincu with accuracy and ilispitch. HOX tat. , ROSSLAND, 3.'C. REAL ESTATE AND MINING. C. E. SHAW, Real Estate, Mines and Insurance. t-' Agent for Ferguson townsite. H!-:vi-;i,stoici-:.' B.C. And so "it is probable that joint action' will be taken on the river bank protection matter at nil eaily date." Well! the sooner the better as the la fid is going all the t'nie,' and if done I his fall it' might keep the public, from thinking that it was- due to, any political exigencies at all. He Lmeih twice who givetli quickly and there is the Dominion appropriation still going bo-io-iii". C. S. DOUGLAS,' * ' ' ' i Real Estate and Mining Broker, 133 Cor-lova, St., VAI.COITVSS, B.C. ..*���' Drs. MeKecImie and Jeffs, - Attendants. CITIZENS .^s^ PREVENT DISEASE By purifying* your yards and outhouses with ' ��� '. CHLOBIDS M LIMB ���:ok :��� , sure disinfectants. ' o ' ��� For sale at ��� ABE Y'S DRUG STORE, REVELSTOXS STATION, 3. C, . Mail orders pioinptly at I ended lo. ' TAILORS. <" Jl-*4 r^- l "11 a �� �� UCL, &l=XJt > S. WILSON, ' Local Merchant Tailor. �� Plans a,nd specifications "prepared in India Ink or Blue-print Drawings.' . If you desire an artistic home with all modern -conveniences call and see Maclean who can dest"mi vou one in anv r style: Queen Anne, Colonial, Swiss, or any 'other style j'oti prefer'. <. Interiors and interior'decorations are his specialties. Store , *- Decorations, Hank Fixtures, Hotel Fixtures; Hall shewing* pannelle'd' dadoes, frescoes, etc.; Artistic Screens, Verandahs, Stairways' etc. "can be <>*ot out to ��� stut the market. ' , ' ' Order and Heady-Made, , ' , . To suit figure or purse, Eovclstoko S cation, B.C. ���AMI*tSI'*LL &, CO. ,, ��� Fashionable Tailors. ('or, Hroad St. &, Trounce A.ve.. Oppor-itipthe Driard, Late of Government. St reel, * ,, yicToaiA, b. c. InilioHui'h of i'*ino .Sui.tdi iiml lOn^lisli Goods. Siocan River Road. The work of conxl ruction on the Siocan-Koolenay division of the ii.P.li. is now under way and i.-- heimj pii--hed with great vigor. The contractors are under a ea--li hood to liave't lie grading, etc., fllllv ,1'onipleled hy t!ie Hist' o| Oftolier, The conl r,-it-loi> have Mill-let, a consideralilt; port ion of I he work and the inateriaU'are all heint; purehaM'd in the jirovinc'e.' Thus. Dunn i\: t'o. and Oppeiiheiuier Mro*>. of Vancouver haye olilained coiitr.icls forAuppiii1-. in t heir re-'peeti vo lines. ' T. MATHEWS, i " Real Estate and Mining* Broker 319 Cordova St.,' VANCOUVER, B.C. Mining' stocks and propei 1 ie*< liou^ht and -.old on commission. Correspondence solicited. ,; The Pi'iiticton Road, Mess. It is now announced that the. .igree- meiit which Dr.-Milne went hack on \Vith the Columliia \* "tV.-Morn ivib to BEAUMONT,BOGGS & CO..., o Mining" Brokers- ,' ��� 0 VICTORIA, B. C. Mines and Mining* Stocks. CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED. ' . ��� rniiomas niios.*grant, rf TAILOSto Suits from .$12, Paul*- from $!}. {, Sample and, ineasui-enii;nt forms r-ent on applieal ion. 92 Government St.,> Whitu^aboroniy. ' , VICTORIA, B. . , SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. t o u j "A J L'-m i-���. ���J ^r .HOTEL I -1 . , i , i , ILLECILLEWAET,'B.C.' ' - .." ' t ( ' The' Pioneer Hotel.of the Pioneer 'camp of Wes.t Kootenay; ,���" Good rooms, newly furnished; - - - Best table in town ���Choicest Liquors'and Ci<>*ai*s. Commercial Room. �� i d ��� i;A"*3!3 $1 TO $<���:. o -r- ,P ROP "TP*rf' ���|-;TJ1TFrr* PlISC-aiiLANEOUS. BARBER' A- McNEIL, BARBER SHOP AND BATH ROOM, " 'I-'ront- Street. lioveKtokc. Haircut, 25c; Bath, 50c; Six Shaving Tickets for $1.00. as a luisiness investment. Arran^i incuts could also he made if necessary i ,h" H1V,t' tl,at ,h;U '""������"1 u','",1,, ��V'-V . . ��� . , , , . ' over "-"12..VK1 after the cllartei- had been tor transrer to niuniciiial autlionues' ,', ������ , ,,, , on<-,u, , .... ,, , ', ��� ,' r.olitaineo: that **.11,.>0<i more would he afterwaids. "Wo are 'aitoj-eLher ��� in , ,,,.,1,1 u |,en the 1 nad reached boundary favor of the association scheme with r Creek: $11,(im) wln-n it trot tn I'eiit ieton: ; jthe provision thai it he formed on as ' ���5KUKX) when il reached Hope: i-Uaduo \ iroWAKI) NVKST more when it- i^ot to the 00.1-1. 'The, p L. JOHNSON, IJicvici.sToKK Station*, II.C. o- ��� -- , Haircut ancl shave 50c jt*--***~ tzrpy Comfortable Parlors. Opposib'e Drug Store. 1 GUY BARBER, ' ' ���WATCHMAKER Al^J^WEX^r.li Repairing Neatly & Promptly Exsculeii REVELSTOKE, B. C. . r I card, ��� >������' ' \ 1 I I ^ Contractor ' and Builder. ., '��� .The. CROWN -POINT HOTEL" ; A , TRAIL/B. C ,' , , v/ . , . ^ __, 1 Lig-hteciith lot'.^hout with electric liiHit. Baths, and all modern "' imrrovement:*.. PErER'JEN BHOS, rjr.o?ni"iTOii':. First-Class in Every r.es|)0ct. Sample-rooms for Commercial Men. J& AiOif --,.-- ��� c -- ASSAYESS.' .wide ,and general basis as possible: ][ dis.iirrei'iuent. i- --o ce'iiam now that '.\�����m i.iti- fif Royal School of "Mine- [.uiiilon, K111-I.1111I.) for the public1, and the benefits bo as .widelv distributed ssible. This that every citizen be <-iven an op- , ,. ^ .,, , , v , ��� , ' Minin--- Engineer. Analytic-it Chemist ���* " ' , tlieie will la- ^10 (barter Or Mih-adv . -portunity to buy sliaies and assist ;, ^ven for rhe ro,,d to' P-ntirt<m thiA 'and A3sa-y��ri _ ,'that, practically, wldle in the hi.ncls of ; year. A<- far a- repots .j��� ,|,.. _,.���,,,,.,.,���; ,.N.u,iInwl .ind rcpm-i^l on. ' an association for monetary benefit ��� neirotiation*. do 'm.t r-dound line h to, N'KW nKNVKlt. H. (s. tliev shall be there almost as trustees 'he credit of Dr. .Mifin1 m.d hi-" .,;.����'���;. ' ati-*. "nut the %v holt- i-ot- will ._'-i \��-- I'KI.I.KW' IIAKYKV. [-".('.H. publicity ^hortly. ', \ i '. ���*.[ mlj. S. Kn.c ln-l.. M. & AI.K.I is ijosiible. Thi*. * ' ���* ,,, -��� ��� ^ 1 , 1 ���___���_., %) ,\f t,nn'/ hiir/turrr and Aiisni/rr. .scheme in a place of this size hhuuld j*o 1 �� .British Columbia Copper. far to put it on a "oocl footing ami in ' ,���, ,. """,..,.,. 1 ^ ' , ' 1 he 111 ��� t ( nppi'l fiii-t.il li'fill'-d in I'.. a position to turn over to the city , -_ u;1, , ���,.,���.,, ������, ,',,��� ,,���. ,,,,,, ^j;,,..^ , ^(wlieu it ii> one) when neces-hiuy, -,ay <uu-lt i'i on "J'm-il.iy l.i-i. Ooth.il ii.iy w lien free of debt or when paid a 11 ton*, of metallic 1 oppi-i u,i, l.nlii.l .certain dividend. ' " nut of rim-im-n.i.-e V.nd ,.,-i,i,( p.-, ' ��� , . Wfiwhini: fion, liiid in ���''.">'i lb- 'rhi--.- Answav, we put the matter oeioic ��� . , , .^ ' ' pit;*- ii'e niioni I'*1 ui \t) pi'i r.-nl .nini'i.d .the public of Itevclstoke^kinir tl .������, ^j,,,-,, N.,h|1. ,,, ,-,,������ ^i m .su-ti in take it Up in -.nine manner ,iL.'l-i'e.ibli' f),, 'f'htn -<l.iy u-.m inn;; amH h<" I.'! 'f��.ii- , In tlieir liu-iiiifsi vnsc an��l tliat-will w ere I ut ni ii mil and then1 i- i-im.u!,'!i yi\e ii-. at once .1 re'i^riMiioii ami pienic u,li"' - ,|U'1'11 "" ,)'1''"1 '" """'I' "'' 1 ,1 . ,, .��� , .- ,, l'nru.iee LTnili1', a' the Pile , if l',ll Im,. ''lotiiid.s woithv ot tin; tutu ������ ol the , . , ��� ' p"r M't'eis, Im ,'ilwii|I |-,\i. uin|i- Wi.i-I. - l"^'"- ' Tlli- Will he '.hipped V.heo ,e-,,|y , j,, To a lea-oinbie extent sp.u-e will be |{,.veNi nke om-c I le- t '-. I'. I!. 11. Ki,e I o,i| found in our ciiluniiis to di-ei,^ tin- and I he \.ihic ot 1 he ��� hipiln-iil v,il! >��� /uattei-oo a,s to haw- -.ornei hin^ to put <'li.-e upon ^|i,M.I)iii). before a public meetin- ai an ciU-U To Break the Oci'an Stcrun.'-iii!) Rt-roid , /late. Ti/ni1 i*- jueeiou*.. ! ���+. I A I'eci-nl is-ne nf I lie Loildnn ,���>//<// Wlinx i'rcniier Turner , p-issed />iit;/ HorA/���-ays 1 bui Iheihie" -ei-i.l 'tliroil��ll liere last, week hi: wa-, loud , '���"Ki'ies which will drive tin' lr.|ile Plan- and Specifications prepared cm, 'short, not ice. REVELSTOKE, B.C. " ' ^ H. HEAPS & CO., ' Machinery Brokers, ���il,(i Cunlovii Sti'i'i-I, VANTCO'LJV101!���-JJ.C. FOR SALE���A (iiiiiiitity of linlit.'-ocoiul linnil -Slcol lt.iil-i. J. R. HULL & CO. 1JL1J r R A N K"' V A l< I) A L L, ? ko p k i i-:to r. ^^-HievelstokQ, B.Ga^^^ t+KTSW Best Table in Town, Well Furnished Rooms, Choicest Wines, Liquors, and, Cigars,.. '��� .; Everything Strietly ������First-Class, Terras 32 per day. K.'iinloops Beer on Dniug'ht Wholesale ��� and Poetail i* BUTCHERS^ Purveyors of M iyh-class Meats. UEVELSTOKE, E.G. , All order.-, in our line will be promptly all ended l.o. \"A.V.'uf\*KI{, V>, ('. - Che x K.ns Sm*.l*r Pulp a Specialty. Ii., i:,.iii.'i iii.-iii - .',!li Kiii<i|ii .111 -|i|clli'i~, .lit ��� .��� I.i �� - ,\ ill In lll.nl' ill ��� "u-ll^llllli'lll- ni ' f/-' - -iii'J ii. uii - up in ,iny i,ilii'-. i f ,in-t4l .in '-./, ii! Till (�� i-����� I Uf.ld l\lr,i, liiu' ' ( i. , l.o! i'1 i-i-i.'i. M.i'A.ihm l\ji|i-l ( \,i uj'Ii > l-tii- , ~- \. |{ < ni. ;,. '. ii' in ii i 'n,i'.ii t <l V ��� 1,'ipil . : Tt c~* i - p i�� p nop he Staff of. Life, is Bread. The bfun- ihehread lhe better tlv: staff. <^pgSsE^'/ ��� A. :Nl SMITH, , liaker and Confectioner, R;.\ i-i.s'inKi-: S'iation. 'Hi"'-i'l l.il'i'iif llu U'niiil- ll iii t- iinu cumuli'. .��'. ALIMCUT KTONK, PnoiMiiHToit. The Dining .Room is furnished with the best the . Market affords. THE! BAR IS SUPPLIED WITH THE CHOICEST "' -WINES, "LIQUORS AND CIGARS. a -rri '"i-aw-iT��� ; Can procure at lhe principal Motels THORPE'S SODA . WATERS. Awards for I'Acellence World's I'air '93. . r Ttr* S-Wmwn ' 1690 G-IR-AJCSTID 18371 12th of July Colobration.i a��� t Eamq 1 L FHEQ M WcLLS, Mne E/AMi.NfB U:i<i'jr thi A'-.H.)i��-�� u' Uio R'jvolKtoJto I/oyu! Orange X<ocl<;o. AISI1AHA.MSON |{|{(iS., h.'ori.'iiri'Oiis. -I I e\y-. of I 11" in-v. ( olo--,i I |-,ii l'l Ml t iii' '.iliie. -11 i-i.-qii-'i I in Ins deiiuriciat 1011 ot I lie I nlei colonial . . ��� 1 ��� , ! Whitest.o-line.ineOi .fiXtension anfl eharautei iseu it a.i I he ��� ,, . , , ,..,-.. * ������ ! eel to^iee hera "-p"ed ol Is/wiiwi ,iiii"iii'. liiH��u.st syal iu llio I'.iiiiilry. Mr. j C)v,.,- i |,e dioi I com-.1 I-H '.v.-i-n i{,|.rir. Tuiiicr i.*> perhaps .somewliat. of an 1 town ,ind S.imly I look 21 I.not .uilii.ui authority on railway M-licmei and de.il-, \ iiumu*- -i I rip ol* I il.ni ami ..limit 7 and in ihfi depths oi his Imowled-e ,..,��� ! '"""^ '" 2I '"'"-r-.sle. I Imn I m- ,",i -I- ',...., , v-' i- , lest I rip ol I he ('uii.ii'd<-r l.ur.iiii'i, w, Inch /Ii-t in^tiish netweei! Hie merita or lhe j . _ . _ . r n is .> day-. / hour-, and 2-, minu|es I he XJasiiar and Inleruolonial hills, \et :im- | |,,������.���,,i'i,i\ l���.s| |���,uily ,.v..|-,ifce i- ^01 vwc rather inclined, on reading up t,li��- 'knots. II' -he 1'iillil- i-vpeetiil ion1--I Iw /natter y. hii-h incite/] Hon. Mr. ' Oreauii will In- ,ihle lo I.mvc (^in-en-- ' ���Tin hit's wariiilh, loa.'i'ept, llmi. Mi.l'"w" 'n'",-|l"y '"*" " !"K "l"1 ��'���< '" iilair's ideas to his, and li,iek lhal ijentleiriati's sa^aaily and pi-ud<:uce to /hat possessed by our o.w n J'l-eiiuei-. In i'(;ply to fSir O'Iiuh. TupperV /.���riiiyisiii Hoii. Mr. lilair in det'eiic'e of \v "��'ork ilfll'I'IKIOII. lhe lollowiu^ fl i- sliited liy .in Oi |.(!iin p.ipi i that unless thilii />,(J()t) 'hoi ses died- ill I he Willalnel le yalley the past..winter and spring. ���. F! MeCar . Wholesale and Retail ; . . BUTCHER . . fiKAI.I'.i,1 IN Milk Cows; Saddle, Pack, 1 Driving and Draught. Horses. Revelstoke.Station, B.C. 1, A '.'- fi inn hi- n'ly e\ ei s fi'ii111 in I'.iii i-li A iliiinlii.i will cum i lie. J ( ,<>'i<\ | 'I'll'.M '.inline. I'an.dc, iKt. First-class Table ��� Good Beds * Fire-proof Safe J Telephone ��- 'Bus Meets all Trains. REVELSTOKE, ZB,C. .Hpefila) E-<��iir<-j&** rat��.K trom all poiiitH ; ���iiri'-lo faro, rounil trlj). Iv.i-i llO'l'. W' THE QUEEN'S HO TFI ���). ('liAIIAM, lice Sei AIJIiAHAMKON I'-liOS., Piioi-kiktous. fivcrylliing new and f:irs(=ciass in al! Respects. 'I le- S S, S> ni I u il h I la I iii-v I !,i i n.i t( i'- ' " ��� V.''iVt.'?'^!,''*ii'.V..'-I'i!��� ''V-V.'.^'iIm'-v'V^,.;','.ri'���'IV..'." ^I0 K��!!S3 *s s'oc!(e(i w^?1 *-'10 ^nos^ -Wines and .Cigars in ..ths,Market ir.ual A-i't'/lict in sui-li cases and .III'- ���l.ii'ijy was hurled ipiietly at l.ili'.lewisll (���(���iiicl(.|'\- in WillJMli'ii. teout1 L_AiK:E OITT, AB_C- o THE KOOTEXAY MATT, PAGE ?, CANADIAN JUBILEE HONORS. The List, Though Not Long-, is a Well Selected One. . The i'ollowinj-- Canadians have heen the iec-ipient> of royal favor on the occ.-ision of (he Queen'*, Diamond .luhilee : Sir Donald Smith, Canada'- Ili&li CommihriioiKi in London, lias heen made ii' peer, mid chosen the title of Lord Gleneoe. ' , Piemier Lam ier ret urn*! to his native Oinuda as the Ht. Hon.Ash Wilfrid Laurier : li.-ivii*������ heen created an Imperial Privy Oiuncilloi1, and receivinj*: the order of the Grand Gross of St'. Michael and St. George. Sir., Oliver *Uo\valt. .-md Sir' Rlci'iariiJ=('!irl.writ-ht' also received the grand crush ol* the saine order.,; , , u ' The order of Knight Cnnimanilcr of i ��������� . St. Michael ami -St. George has heen conferred on, Lieutenant-Governor if . Kirkpati ick', of Onlaiio, lion. L. IL D.-tvies,, minister of marine and li-h- I'ries, and Sanford Fleniniing. Deputy niini-t.'r of Finance^ (Jour- teuay ���������,autlitor>-^cneral .*Mcdoug.tll anil deputy, pot-t mast ei-general White, have heen made Coinpani(|tis of I.In- order of St. Michael and St. George. The Chief Ju-lices of Manitoba. Qtie- ' lieu ami Ontario, .Me.-.-rs. Taylor, T.-iit and Hageily, .-ire knighted, ''' The lis*/ is well-selected and,' though not as long as expected hy some/-,gives very general satisfaction. . '- favor of the immediate revocation of all railway land gr.uit.s lo those who have not complied with the terms under'wliich the lands weir- obtained. lie ;i1m> spoke ,-ihoul, his desiie for le- di->t rihut ion und thought Kootenay should have mure represeiil-ilives.^ FLEMIN&& HAMILTON ! (Butler, t heAiist i.-diiin lately arrested in.Fiisco for murdering 14, men and possibly more, was on'Wednesday la-t found guilty of mutdering C;ipt. Lee Weller the lir-t of hi-, victims. Jiullei on hearing the verdict attempted to cub his throat witlra"piece of tin hut was prevented aud fought likea demon. r The impression is now prevalent in' the U. S. .Senate, even hy the friends ol Hawaiian, annexation, " that, the treaty cannot he ratiffed .-it the present session if thei-i'is any *--iich opposition as i- promi-ed. On Tue.-day the cahinet met and were-in se-sion two hours on the Hawaiian subject. It, is stilled as a result that tin1' administration'docs' not now entertain any expectation of gel ting a i vote on 'the 'treaty ' in" the senate hefoie the December session of congress. IVERY, EXPRESS AND DRAYING. Headquarters ft? stove wood. CivwU.} Revelstoke Suition, B.C. GASH FOR RAW FURS G. W. I'.ALIAVIN", Kamloops, B.C. representing Joseph Ulliuami, St. Paul, Xcw York, aud London, ftngland, gives a fair aud sipiaie assortment, and allows full value for all kinds of raw furs. Shipments .solicited. Prompt red urns,assured. ' 003VC3VCE1^0I_A,XJ HOTEL ' Corner of Hastings and, Gambia Streets, , VANCOUVER, B.C. ALL KINDS OF LIMITED LIABILITY. .COMAPLIX, B.C.. _- ROUGH AND DRESSED LUMBER. At the Company's Store is carried a Full' Stock of General Merchandise : Miners' Supplies and Outfits at close rates. P.O. Ainu-wiiiiAiJ. Tiji.ec. ha pu to Comaplix. The Company's S.S. " LARDEAU" connects with all 0.P.K. trains and steameis, and makes, daily (rips between'Arrowhead and Coniiiplix and Thomson's Landing. Cmnnumicatinn is thus e.itahlished with all points in the Lardeau, Trout, Lake and Kisli Creek disti ids. ' ' p The Company's tug "ARCHER" is ready to enter into lowing and freighting contracts. The Townsite of COMAPLIX is'heing surveyed and will shortly he placed on the market. Comaplix - is the outlining point anil, headquarters' for the Lardeau and Fish Creek districts now being opened up. Il , occupies a beautiful situation, high and dry, on the N.K.' arm of Upper An mv Lake, eight, miles from Arrowhead. Deep water for vessels all the year round, (jood hotel accommodation. , - ', , ', ' o ' R. TAPPING, Agent for Revelstoke. COSMOPOLITAN HOTEL KAMLOOPS, B.C. , ��������� America's Greeting* to Victoria. The follow ing is the text of the personal letter from the Pi eftident of the United States to Queen Victoria,' whii h was presented to Her "Majesty by Wlntclaw Reid, spcual envoy ot" the ,cUnited States: 'Great and good friend. ��������� In the name and on behalf of the people 'of the United States, I picsent their sincere felicitations upon the sixtieth anniversary of your Majesty's accession to the crown of Great .Britain'. I express tin; sentiments of my fellow citizens in wishing for your people, the prolongation of a ii'ign, ilhist t ions and marked by advance iu science, arts and popular - well-being. On behalf of inv count ryiuen I wish part ii'iilnrlv to recognise yot.i friendship for tin ,,"United >Sl;:t"S, and \ui;r love of pe.u e exemplified- upon important, orea-dons. It is | h'iismg,. to ac- Icn.-iwl.-ilge the ili-lit- of gr.-ii'itude and re-pert due to your per~ou.il virtues. -May your life he ; rdlong-'d, and peace,' honor and prospei Iv bio��������� the people over whom Vou have been called to rub1. May liberty llouti.-li .llumiglio'iit. your empire undei ju-t <iikT'������������������c)ii:tl liiws and your gov.ern'nrni cimiinue strong ,in t he alierl ions of all w-h" Jive under it. Ami I' pray God t>> have yoiuf Majesty in Hi.-'holy ki-eoing. D-mear Washington ihU 2-"3th day .May. A.U..JS:->7, ' ���������- ' ��������� Your good friend, W'm. -McKini.y. Equipped with Elevator, Electric Hells--, modern iniprovements. - , Rates $2 per day. Heated with hot water.��������� and all ,' ' f ' ' , ' G. THOMAS," Pruphiktor. fONEER LIVERY, FEED & SALE STABLES FOR *v LARDEAU AND TROUT LAKE. DAILY STAG-E LINE: Thomson's Landing to Trout Lake City and Ferguson. . i / Sl.igi! le.-iM's Tlininson's every inoriiing, at 7 o'clock, for Trout Lake City and Foryiison; returning, leaves,those places at 2 p.-u. FREIGHTING ANp'TEAMING.' . ('imd froiglit warehouses ancl epiiek dis'iatcl).*" For all iuformation ahout *tinns- portation or hauling in' Lardeau and Trout Lake wiite '���������''���������' -, CRAIG & HJ.LLMAN, 1 iii ' c> . Thomson's Landino*, B.C. Best of everything going. vsmsirxmir -= :.-��������� sits.'xssz.vaasr* 'if A Noteworthy" Business Career. One of the nio-t talked of matters in connection with the Di.-tmond .luhilee i wa*. the anon;, moils . conl l ihul ion of v ���������jilij.dOO to the fund for f������eding the London ouicisl poor. It now trans- jiire- lh.it the donor is T. .1. Lipl.on, the. niei elur.it prince. '.Mr. Upton's has been a wonderfuly succes-l'til business career. Kind, open-he.-n Led. gregarious he, nevertheless, is so ab-toi bed in' his business I hat morning or la! e, even into the night, you can find .Mr. Upton iu that inner, sand nary he hits in his immense iniilding--or small town���������in Loudon from whiclrhe rule.-, his kingdom all over the woi Id. The son of< poor Iri.-h parents who found their way to Glasgow some, half century ago ���������probably uiuler the .-.tress of that awful famine and'"fever which is lie- land'.-, saddest, page in this century��������� Liplon began life under inauspicious stars. When he w.iAi tiny little fellow he was a messenger in a small shop w here he slept under the countei and, doubtless, got. many a h.-ush word'.ind ugly look. TI he went, on a small coasting ve--.si-|, and we .-ill know what, kind of a life thai is. -.A nil tn-ilay, still under lift v years of age, Im count:-, h's employees by lhe tens of thousands; his business and his uanie are world- widi': and all this he has dune by the sheer I'm ce of his own will and his ii - doniilablc energy and business g.'iiiu-.. "What, lhal biisiiuss is iu exl'eul may be galhOr.'d from one little fact : au oll'er of )*:12..')0(I.0'KI cash was ninde for it, mid lefu-ii'd. Ul I'' / 'nA, IJJiliiliJC OPERATION IN BHJTS3H COLUMBIA The present centre and future eaclojiiarters for , ��������� RUSSELL <&. HEROD, Prop's. IMPERIAL. BARK OF CANADA. Capital Authorized, - S2,000,OCO Capital Paid-up, - - - 1,963,600 Rest, .--.'--���������-- 1,153,800 DIRECTORS: H. S. HOWLAND, - - President. ' T.1 R. ME3RITT, - - Vice-President. William Ramsay. Hugh Ryan. Robert Jag-ray. T. Sutherland Staynor. Head Office, ,' -. TORONTO. D. R. WILK1E, GenerarManagcr. , j& lAE^-ZE^AE^ iMI.il. Mining Engineer and Metallurgist -REVELSTOKE AND GOLDEN B.Ca- Assays on Gold and Silver. - Analysis of All Metals made at lowest rates. Prompt. an<] C/orreut Results C'u;ir;in',ce.d. Reports mude on properties, e.tc' (live me a cull. '' " " J. B1IA NOV/US IN'OKTA BIO? ��������� K-jsox, KerKiix. U.ill. Ini-ei-soll, 'NiaKiiru Fulls, I'o-.-l Ciillirii-iii;. 1 n1- 1 'oibit-i1. *5t. Ciitliiiriiius, n Siiult Stu.' *M,u-iu, lit. Tlirim.is, Wi-llaiul. , "iVootl-loek. , , ���������' CVur. A\*olliny;Uiii Si. iiiul l-cmU-i-Lime Tohoxto S'onse anil (Juocn b'ts. ISi-aiu-li. 1. Yonyo inn! Hlooi-.Sl-i. liiiiiii'li. . Bit A XCirES TX NOR Til- Wl&T:' l'r.iniloii, M.m. l'ori-u;i: bu Prairio, "\'iin. Calvary. AllxaMn. PriiiL-c Alliurt, fiisk. 1 ������������������"dfiioiiton. Alia. W'innipey.' Man. BRITISH COLUMBIA:' Vaiicoiivur. . -A - " - * Kui-fNIoko. , ��������� AGENTS: London. Ksu.. l^loyil's Haul-. Ltil. Xinv Yom:. Hank of "lloiili-o.il. Establish Yourself in TROUT f f1 H- ,7 B"-" y A &S T h J' t.\ f.V3 q /in o U sons Landing'; stage of Gone Back on Thoin. Interview'i'd liy the Nelunn Mmrr last week I Ion. I). W. HiiigiiN, spenlcer of the |ep;i*.-|.'il ive iis-i'inlils% stilted I Iia I lie could no longer eoni-.eient ionsly en- ilor-e the liener.'il poliey of tlie Turner ���������ulniini*.! ration. Tlie Miner adils "lie liic aduiitted eiioli^li lo fully denion- .-tral.e lli.'il- lie will lie arrayed n^ainst tlie (oivernnienl al. the elose of Hie next pailiaiueiilary *>i'.-hion." Asked if lie favored tin1 organization of the opposition I'oriv.-, Mr. INjjiKin'- leplied, -"I'e.*-; il, would lie hi^lily de>ir- alile .'it I lie pi oper lime ImL liial time Iia-; nol, vet arrived: a.*- *-oon a*, il, i\(\i*, howevei-, I sineeri'ly lieliove that llu1 plan *.ii}>^e-.led hy the Miner \\ ould he tilt' mo-,1 pr.-n tieal and ell'eel ual. Under lhe nii'-pii1!"- ol I he re fun 11 parly of I'lili^h Coliunliia a eon vent ion should lie held al v. hieli e\ cry electoral dislriel, in the I'roviuco should he cqilililhly icpiesi'llled hy tlie friends of.������;ooil (jfiiveruniehl, i^I.e." ���������Tlie. lion. Mr, ��������� liij,'ki'ns Ih'-'ii reliited how he (.oolc Mii- ilooi a^ninst . 11m��������� (l.'issiar Dill, and . declared himself in It is the centre of the Lardeau mining district. It will have railways to the north and south'. Its climate is superb. It has plenty of building timber and a sawmill in operation providing lumber .at - reasonable prices on the spot. ' Its lake aftords ex-Ovhi!st lc> lhc sportsmen' the Ceptiohally gOOCl trout! neighborhood aflords game in ROUT LAKE CITY is*reached by rail from Revelstoke to Arrowhead, "28 miles ; thence bv* steamer, 10 miles, to Thorn- and a short miles"; the entire journey occupying* only 6 hours through magnificent mountain and lake'.scenery. Well-known mining promoters and, capitalists already have their reore.sentatives on the ground, and it is no boomer's dream to sav that be- fore another si\- months Trout Lake'City will b,e a, bustling centre of business and the principal town'in this treasure-laden Lardeau, the new centre of attraction for the best mining enterprise, 'skill and capital !which .British Columbia has I magnetized within her borders. i The climate and soil of the ���������district are all -that could be 'desired by the rancher, gardener jor fruit grower for whose ;products a profitable and rapid- dy increasing market exists ; A general br-iltin-*' bus:*i3ss traji3scccd.' Bonds and dob jn'uros bougiit andsold. A! R. B. HEARN, Manager, Revelstoke. ��������� AND PACIFIC Tlie fast growing centre of North 'mii* BEST AND CHEAPESTROUTE ��������� km REVELSTOKE To all Points /Last- and West". plenty. The accommodation includes (good hotels, stores, post office, ; recording office, butcher shop fishing. It has a crown grant, pur * chasers of lots thus ob��������� , .. 4-^i~i���������r* r>������ oV.c/-k*--n+Qi-fTli'ind manv private residences. taming an absolutely, 0���������.,,.' - ,.,, - | j Building operations are in j;full progress, and the establishment of the sawmill 'will tend still more to enhance the immediate growth of this rising town. clear title. PSICS8 OJT LOT5 S. Inside. $100; payable $.},.-..^J. down, $33.33 in 3 months, $33.33 in 6 months. Corners, $150; payable $;,o down, $50 in 3 months. $50 in 6 month**.. (These prices are for a short time only.) T-. L. I IA LA .Rkvelktokk;���������'General Agent.���������'��������� ' , 11 A All M i:P 11 L K SC) N. Troi:t, 1 -Ak k Citv, -Resident Agent. THROUGH TICKETS TO Vancouver, Winiiipet1-, St,. Paul, CHiic- ��������� a.^'o, Montreal, Toronto, New York. First-class diiiing and sleeping cars-on all trains. Tlirn'iffli Tourist en'.*, lo St. I'.uil tlnily, mill In Tiii-nnlo uvery .Monil.iy.'.uiil "Mtintroul anil Huston iivery l'*i'i(l,i,v. -J'lirnliiisu ticket*! to yoiii-ilcstiniil inn nnd luivu your lia^K-i^i' cIiim-Iji'i! IIii'oiikIi. BUY LOTS AT ONCE , If you intend to purchase, as your , field of choice diminishes daily. For Lots Apply to The -. Canadian - Pacific Steamship Co/s . STEAMER NAKUSP l/juvch Ai'i'invlieiiil I'vory Mmiilny, Wi'ihii'-il.iy, ami I'Ylil.iy lor nil |ii!ii!*i In ICiinlcii.iy. mitUintc ���������������*>! 'lion nl N'ukiih;i I'or nil iioinls on Niikns|inii(l Sliicini liy. anil Slociin IjiI.i1. eio������ui;iiiini.-i'l,l(Hi al Itnlisiiii for Nelson. Knslo, lialfoiii'. I'ilol I'ny. ('li)si1 coiiiR'ctlon at, Tr.iil for llossliuul, Niirtle purl anil nil jioinls Mini Ii. Kor f'lll iiifoi'in.'il.ion, lii:l'ols, iinip--, etc., will on or uililrcss . d. T. BRADSHAW, A^rnl. ltevi;ls|ol;c. Or to II. *\lAi:Oi:K(.'()It, find. Jlch. IIIKIW'N".. Trav. I'.i-w. AKunt. KM- !'ilss- Aj,-i'ii(. Nelson, HA'. Van miuvcr, H.f. Sole Agent. Columbia & Western Ry. Timr'Tiilil1; No. ���������*������- 'l'������ lnko cM'ei;l, .1 nn,: I. 1,-il/. Daily Hi-tMci'ii Tr.iil ,ui,1 ito���������linnl. No. I! imssciiKi'l1 11'" vi s I loss],i nil - -_ Tl'iH ii.in. (.'olllll-cls Willi steamer ill 'I'l'llil. No. :i i-ii-.i nun- Ii-.-im's Ti.i,1 - - - S:l.*> a.m. ('mine;!-, ultli Itinl Aliiiiiiliiiii lor K|iiiKiiiii!. No. -.' pus.eii^i'i1 Ic.-iM-s Iffi-.-1.iikI - - 1:11(1 p in. Conmci'Is i' il li C.l'.li. si niiii-i's Im- mil Hi. No. I iinssciiKor li'iiics Trail - - - !.':.'!() p.m. Cuiiiiecl1. >��������� !!li (MM!. sUimi'-'i's Irom mirlli. No. I pii^si iii-i r 11-in ,"- n.sl.iinl - - CJip.iti. '��������� Coiinccls with Iti-il iMonnliiiii for-SpoUniu!, No. .') |iiis.-i..-iin(!r leaves' Trull -' - - ,*-:l,*i pan. Coiiticcj'.'s u'illi ;-!'''iii;pir hyllpii nl 'l'lail. f'ienvnilOlllMi: ', ''.I*. '���������'. '��������� < CTKI.l l'.*'. T.-itii.'iJ. ('. . ,| ' (.ii.iioi-.il :'u; I,.- ABSOLUTELY FREE ! ! ��������� GIVEN AV, AY MOHTHLY ,\s a |>i-<-iiii11111 to user- nf ()ur lift urn I lie ( oupnn.s al (iii'i'iiilol* (.'Icli month and slainl a ciiain-e of uiniin this hc.-iiilil'u! uiiii'hine. Each 25c. B?������r entitles 3'ou to one coupon. Any of our v;irio!is b.-tnclscutiiu in thi'; c-.miiclilion. No better SOAP on In:, market. FIN DIE Y & CO., STANDARD' SOAP, WORKS, i * * ���������ivi'in:*-. St., VANCOUVER, JiQ 3'A-tfh 1, , THE KOOTMWW MAIL. , ���������yn|' ^ Kootenay Lodge o *,'/2r * No. 15 A.F. & A.M. ,Vg, * : * * Tlie remilar im-dhii* u-u held in tho "\I.is- /J^Ss./;v'-,^-^ ��������� cas^Ai-X AT\ oiiii-Tciniile.Hoiiniu'- ^^^-S^^'jK^.II.iII. on the thiol cSrr-'-tyM'tjpi\ ^^z-3 M on<1 iiy i" each )^r>s>~CS^v\~i month iit 8 ji. in. j"gj3^.^ril-x^O="' Vihiiinjj liret lii'en coiiiially ������ eleonicd. H.,K. NMYTIIK. .Si:ci:i:-r.\nv. -REVELSTOKE LODGE, I. O. O. F., No. 23. ���������.-*" vjtw lioiruliir iiici'l in^'s- urt1 held J. A. HTO.VK.(=y.O. T. J. (iKAIIAM. Si:c. Loyal Orange Lodge No. 16SS. - ������."rr.'5ril lti'Kiil-'ir lni-i-tiiif^s are held in llu: (Mil I'Vlloivs- Hall on tin1 soconil ami fourtli Wi'diK'.-d.-iy'-, of cn-.-li montli nt "���������:������' p. in. Visit in;- bi-cllin-n are t-onliall.v ��������� inviti'd. K. AIlAIIt. , T. .1. (MSA MAM. U\.M. Ilee. Secy. ' , BORN. Fit.\si:it ->-AX"l*������<'vol.stol-������, on Tliursday, June '21, tlie wife of .j. Fraser, t train dispatcher, of a sun. ' '"~" 7 marrTed. ��������� -Si.oa.v-Ka.vio ��������� At licvclstoke, on Thursday, Jinn; 2\, ,liy Hew V. Ford, David Sloan, of Slocaii City, ' Ao M;n <raret Kani;. ��������� ESTAIJLIXIIKD 1802 ��������� WEILER BROS., VICTORIA, KC. ��������� Complete House Furnishings Largest stock west of Toronto. Write to us for Prices and Illustrations. NOTARY PUB.LIC - - REVELSTOKE, B.C. Mining and Real Estate Broker and General Commission Agent. - FIRE, LIFE AND ACCIDENT INSURANCE. Representative of the Kootenay Smelting & Trading Syndicate. A(!KNT FOK TROUT LAKE CITY."eVAKSPOJIT, KASLO A- NAKUSP ', . DIED. JioiiixsoN*��������� At J?evi;lstoke, on Tuesday, June :2'2, Gordon Robinson, a<j(?d 5 years, son of Fred and Mis. Iioliinson. ' , : THOS. DUNN & CO. T ��������� / ? - ' , Wholesale and -Retail Dealers"in ��������� Miners', Contractors', Blacksmith. and ���������������.... Ship Chandlery Supplies. ' ! 0 .1 O ��������� A\>o a complete* line of Shelf and ' Heavy HARDWARE. ' * * , ^=a^^^> Carpenters' Tools, &c. Jes'sop's Steels, Ore Cars, Ore Sacks, Etc. ' ' ��������� PLATIO GLASS A SPECIALTY. , ' VANCOUVER, B.C. , Windows9 Mouldings, Casings Posts, Balusters, Stair' HaiL Brackets, <&c. Newel AREVBLSTOKB ���������j station; b. o McLennan, McPeely & Co. Ltd. WIIOLKSALK _-'.'_ Iron, Steel, Miners', Mill and Blacksmith Supplies. Write for Information. o 8 CM' ' ' ' '* ' T ' Furniture Dealers & Undertakers. Upholstering and "Picture Framing- a Specialty. ' Agents for Raymond Sewing Machine,, ManufacUii-eis Life Tnsui-ance Snuielv, Union Fire, Insurance Co., Provincial Building and Loan Asssociat.ion, Ori'an.s and Pianos. , ' The WM. HAMILTON MANUFACTORY C0.,-L!(L M A N UFACT UK EItS 0 F HE "RELIANCE" MIHIHC, BULLING W StflELTlKfi^MACHiMEBY ' ' . FOR THE DOMiHIO'H-'OF'CAHADA .(Under License from THE E. P. ALUS CO., Milwaukee, Wis.) ("rn--liei s, I{(ill>.v;li!^S Concent r.'it.or*., Screi'ii."-, Stamps, Pumps. t/'ompreshors. Hoi.*-!,.-, Boilei.*-, iMi^iiics. W'alci- Wheel.--, lit v. Sole Agents foi*/,B.C. for JOHN BERTRAM &rSONS Machinists' Tools. " Branch office ' '* MiyniiT) PO!>AfVU.F A\TrP VANCOUVER B.C. ��������� ���������* ^ ' J J lU M J ItU LAji I 1, UxN !. JLOCAL AND PERSONAL BRIEFS ../. E. J^oss was' up Tuesday.' W.'H Pease's new linu.se is gying up istoadilv. T. Atkin.s, of Vancouver, was in .town tin's week. ' Hug]i lidss'wjis here this wec:k and ^vfiit liaek soutli. ' , ^ Ea--ter'n 'mail yesterday first for teiglit, days. Great country ! Look out for tlie,,Vancouver simps as the 51 ail announced two weeks ag<J. > Frank Vandall's was the only house . ' -with a hit of decoration'for Jubilee Day. " <^ , '���������Fred Ahlin is hnildiii" ,t house near- gain's old one. Oh i Fred, Fied, your .cunning. ' ��������� '��������� " J. 51. Kellie, 51. P. P., w������<nt up to . Bear Creek on Sunday, and returned .on Tt'jesday afternoon. " L. A. Fretz is'electing a ljuildingon First .Street. This will be, a capital street. . Fred Fr'asor is now in the govern- - jiient employ and makes'a \ery itp- jiroaeliahlp. official.' '��������� , A large hatch of pi-i^oner.-- to the ���������Xelson Assizes from Kamloops' jail .went through here Monday. Did you see Fleming A* Hamilton's jf'Hir-horse turn out, on Wednesday ^evening. r^., was all right. .Messrs. T. 5Iiithew������������������ .and 1!. .Stewart, .of Vancouver, passed through Wednes- ,day for\CarjJ>oo Creel-. I'x'b J^liicki;mre'.s gang returned Monday. -They weie clearing out the jtrail above Downie Cieek. . , | ���������John Hutchison it Co. have opened f or- tlieir new styre and cany a fine j iline of goods iii all general branches. ] Klcctric'il transmission of power successfully operated up -to. 50 [JA:'A:;siA:,;r';:rs: J mii- * ���������r three phase transmission system. ; ,that the mos'juitos were not out in j NELSON ' I'.r.wn-h f-nu-i-. in liriti.--:* c.'oii.miiia. , VANCOUVER PARTIES owning- lots in Revel- v . ,. stoke or Ferguson aind .wish- jtreight, rate���������tsure.i .. _. <=>��������� ._ - - _ Constable W. K. Pflge has been, ap- j mg* tO dlSpOSe Of them SllOUM _ .pointed .constable at Trout Lake City , addreSS * C������. E. SHAW, and went 111 to take up his new field . __ .__ 11* .'���������" ^'inesday. Real Estate Ag*ent, M^,funhri'lr'm'-n^7 "y '��������� Revelstoke, B.C. .Mrs. H'tjii 'arrived on the delayed '_ pastern ^rasn yesterday. She will vj\it ---*���������-* - -......, hei-e tor a ^while and proceed to Van-' f\ \ A I I A Ki ' See. island's new ad, in this paper. ' -������������r*?"i *i i i��������� 1 1 r*������i 1 } Le is Lhe new hoot and .shoe man next, ^ VVllOleSale BOOtS and SllOeS, ,the Mail otlice and cannot onlv .*-ell ��������� . . ��������� .you a g���������od boVt but fix and ,���������,.,>���������..��������������������������� .u, . 13 & 15 Cordova St., VANCOUVER, B.O old one. ' , , I ��������� rrrr-z ; Carries the h'.**.t line of min'-r's and [irosfx-rtor's Uoots in the ' Hardware - - Stoves 122 CORDOVA STREET, - - - Enamel Ware. - - - VANCOUVER, B. C. J. >V. CAMPION, Sy-pJary-TreiKiircr , ' 0 .7. F. 5V. M ACKARLAN V)', Matuujur. ���������b.'.o- ifeo3NT-,'W"oiR3s:S'd?o. lti3. !AL ELECTRIC GO. WW& 'SVlAGi!SrlERY SAWMiLL MACHINERY IMftHE EKCIHES General , founders,,, engineers, b'oiler- |>. makers and, manufac- turers of all classes of machinery. ^ATRKP IN STOCK' w\ a full supply of engineers' and mill supplies, pipe and fillings, brass goods,' ^t^rW^iW s*-c-*m linings, wood- ���������^^^^^t sph't pulleys, oak tanned ' } ��������� leather beltinA etc. I-Aiimaics fori boilers, and engines on application. ' ' ���������, '" ; / Corno? 01 Aicxaiicop St. and ."WcslminBLsr "&y$; Vancouver, B.C..- '. P.O. Drawer 754. , / ��������� " Cable address "Cove. 'A,, ������ (IJMITKD.) .Capital, $1,500,000. ��������� Head Offices, Toronto, Ont. ' Manufacturers of Electric Mining Apparatus, Hoists, Pumps P.iowers. Fans. IJIa.stinu A [jparatus. Dynamos for Li-*htinij; and Power, Motors tor all Purposes., , HardiArare - Stoves - Tinware - Tinsmithing', Paints - Oils - Glass. Special attention given mail orders. ���������: ���������'. ~~ ""^iivisLSTOKE STATION, B. C. G- E IT E S, ^ Xj 3VCEE;Os:^^nsrT. Gfanil Piano Fop Sale. A U.UIbMA.V /at.VN'l) I IANm. iii ltr-1- J\ i-f.i-- C������mr/itirjji.fur -,il(> < licip. IVik- $.'*i<> .'t'l-iin- 1 usj. Afl'lri-s. At mi. f'ltli-i-. Huvi-U'.oki-. FRED B. WRONG, Real Estate and Mining Broker, - -Pi-;pj:rso.\, HrC. Tlio .Sainton of tin-Triitit f-ik.* In-1111 1. .CDnrospondenco Solicited. Province. Write for samnjrs. REVELSTOKE J RON WORKS All kinds of iron and sheet metal work. eo. / Pipefitting" and roofing*. GENERAL MERCHANT AND DEALER. ROBT. GORDON, Revelstoke Station, B. O. AGENT FOR BAIN .WAGONS, BUGGIES, ETG. Full line of prospector's and J. Hntehfeon & Co., I^i^er's supplies always in stock, &������������&? etcprioeB- Grooer*es' the COWAN-HOLTEN-DOWNS ARROWHEAD, B.C. . - Wholesale Dealers in. (Opposite Government Ofljee,' iCA'pccrics, ���������Fr-i-H, l;niii. ;ilw;ivs fresh rtijrl full stock. JiEWSTORF: . NEW STOCK Short Accounts. Application for Liquor License. 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Title | Kootenay Mail |
Publisher | Revelstoke, B.C. : Atkins and Smith |
Date Issued | 1897-06-26 |
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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FileFormat | 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_1897-06-26 |
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Source | Original Format: Royal British Columbia Museum. British Columbia Archives. |
Date Available | 2011-08-22 |
Provider | Vancouver : University of British Columbia Library |
Rights | Images provided for research and reference use only. Permission to publish, copy, or otherwise use these images must be obtained from the Digitization Centre: http://digitize.library.ubc.ca/ |
AIPUUID | d5e5822d-2383-42ef-98a0-b2169f2cad2c |
DOI | 10.14288/1.0181721 |
Latitude | 50.998889 |
Longitude | -118.195833 |
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