/ &SS& \' (Si : i *-<&v< t ���y _4_ t^5<^ T--?*r M^J^^ VoL" 4.--No. 32. P1i,\r^TQ!ri',Airi'1 "lv;7C'rn irA/ \TTAT I A7' T"> H TV i?A \"" T7 \ c P I? I~> ^7 TOO 7 $2.00 a Year, THE PROMISED SMOKE "UNDER WHICH OUR CONTEMPORARY ' WILL FIGHT THF, ELECTION. ' The Herald Somersaults once more��� Under a party cry it will support the Turner Government ��� Its Argument���Its true measure. Once moie tlio J lei ale} lias somer saulted ! Again, under orders, anil from, political necessity, it takes ;i new stand-���JJominiou p.it ty polities in piovinciai a.i'.iirs? Wli.ij. justifies tin'-! pew position, ceitainly not its past attitude.*.-, Tlio publication of the Pro vincialpLiberal As-.oci.ilion's philfeini, ts made {hepiete.xl, and it declines that the Libeials (lavij detei iinnofl that it shall liC'bo.i With ,1 clegice of falsity .sojdoni equalled , it (listens the Contents of the platfoipi and ihe position adopted by li. 0. Liberals, and 4,vi111 lnischierous pjis}aiejiioiit.s( ind ponleippp'ble 'suhtoifuge lays a foundation for its new attitude. ' There is not (and we me not afiaid 1 , / to pi int. it and let the ] oople 1 earl'it foi theihselyes'1 111 tlie pl.itfemi men tioned, a single allusion, dnector in- 0 direct to Doininion politics It icpio- seips .so'j'lv the conviction of a conven- fion which icpudiitcd iutioductiun in- }o piovinciai idr'aiisof I "opinion patty polities, and it stands for jii.-*. what it reads���piovineial wfoiiii It haste t-eived the i ndci-jtion of journals As Others See Mr. Turner. The Toronto M.iil-Kmppe, the h-ad- inir Ocwi-ei v.il ive p.i])i-i-ol the Dotni*.- ion, say-: ''Kiiflli-.il pmiiiiils aie crilici/.ing se- vcii'Iy t lie appeal.nice ot the names ol' Bi-ili-h Columbia ministeis on the directorates ot mining; companies. This i- .1 cist^whei 0 cv en t ho appeal .nice ol evil should lie avoided. When ;i man hlis t hc��pow cr jo dii eel legislation, or knows hci'diehanil the nal in e ol" exoe u- (ive acts, he has an unfair advantage ov'er ev.'i-y hu-iness competitor. What f4iiiii.iiitei' is there that ho will not pio- lit unfaiily by his .ulv atilage ? Tin-re is.ilu, iy. the 111.lien.il foi ���>-( anilnl, and (.he gov et-iiiiiL-nl of a co:i:ili-y nni-t he kepi above sc.1nd.1I. Some United .States -i-onloi - spceul.itc in -took vv hi'.e they ai (-'ji.i--.inf; t.n ill" hill- ,-inil Kin.', wealthy, and men like Ciokei anil Phut use their puwi I- ov el- gov el ning bodie.- to (ill llieir (MS il C-oll'el,-. If \\e t'ob-lale m i nisi oi -, as mining dn i rloi - ho v. iuny, In foi c we tok-i.ite gambling soiiulo.b and bosses.'" ' , .-, , , lhc.Glc.tl j-ioilliein. is [1H. eonliii \\v.\-' whose <_ 01, -ei v, '.ii-in is .hovona ours-, ������,,,��� - , -. , ' , "--iiii 11*11! the iiian.igeiiienl ol JNniiheiii Jim Hill'on Top. On .Sunday last a (licit Xoilhoin railway I lain ,111 iv ed in Spokae--, i on - i'l'fi'Diii M mi (ana ov ei the 11 ol.- ui the Noi tilioi n P.uilie i.idvay, Ihe' Croat Noi thoi 11 track-- being blm ked by landslide-. ��� . ' Among i.iilmad men ailet ided Lt-iisi- tion wa- ca'ii-ed by ( h" ev "ill. Foi ,111 oppo-iiion hue, p.oalli-ling its rival, io allow* that. 1 ival lo 11:11 (lain* ovei ils 11 .u-ks is ,t I'heiipnieu.iJ at I a in in I he hi-- lo.-y el 1 a ill o.uliiig in ihe United .State-. 11 nidii.il es lo the mind ol taihoaders one ol I wo Ihiiigs. that the. Noi I hei 11 P.H liic ll.i.s (lev elope.1 ,t sltcik (if I e- m.11 kal'b- phil.ipthiopv oi-lh,it th.e k pulls ill, il Pi c.-ideiil .3,noes ]. I J. ill, o tion. It has In en accepted by Con-et ' y dives who have, fought tho Tinner government , npd its pie drees-ors for ninny" yo.us. au,d it wiil ineive the loyal.tu.d coifh',.! si'ppoit (if Consoi values all over this pmvinco. Upon its * �� , planks Conserviilivesiiud Libeials'inay figh.t sjil" by side agamst tie- j,,-es(>iit niono|iolistic iniuisti v, nod side b\ side (ili��\ vvill sit, after next election, on Mr. Spp.-tker's right. , The Herald's attitude is not justified ���its reasons ate ins.illLie.it aid ,tb- Siud. Its wish is father to .its thought. Its ciy for p.u rv politics is tl e pioniised smoke which we weio invited to watch. Undei cover of it it would ask intelligent vote.j to sup- poib a T111 tu-r pandidate, and by raising the cry " ponserv ative" i*dly support Uj his side which otherwise he could never get. It is a cowaidly i-x- jiedient .nid iloouiud to iguoininioiis fililuie. TJ;e Tin iiei ites aie afiaid to facr the fight as such ; thev must Ii.lve o a ruse dn t/uorre���a deception, a ''smoke" to fight uii'ler. They cannot fight in the open, thev must take to ambush. They would pose as Consei yatives: a n.iipe they aie unwoithy ���of- The Herald's smoke is loo thin to cover its iusincei ity, ,un\ Ijke ighostly yisitants its former condepinations of the Turner government will come back- to convict it. Its soiiieisault is5 too awkwaid to win applause fiom the public, vvhiij but too well remember its, 1 attitude vylif'if if. ii|st.Lskt'd t'neii favor lt can lie too easily seen thioiigh that it is indeed clutching .-it any stiaw, to find excuse for alteiing its sentiments, I vv.th him. to enable it to serve its inasleis���the t Turner govet nnient. How leadilvit aditpts itself to theii evnsivo and tin woi thy tactics. There is but one grain of com foi t in the Herald's .11 tide: it jb possible now to take its iiieariute, and P.u ihe ..1 ������ 11 ne. 'L'ue , oLicionstih el opiiiioii is in, lav or of the laliei pi (.] 0-1I1011. Wlnle les- st 1 iking ev ii lei*. 1-s oi 1 ne inn! nal teiilci - .standing hi-Mii-ip the ly.p suppo��ii-d 1 ival lii.e.- bav e hi en. .ipp.u enl in I lie hist lew 1, tlis, 1,0-; uih diiett ,uul ini'.v lilting pi oot a- tin- has been t.;ul. ' . A Kick oii'lTuHici 1 Kmroit KoiVir,y..v -��Lv;i.: 1 Sir, ��� 11, I- pulij v.iil knoviii that 'the H'pi i-seiila(tiv e.-, ol I'he ttii"ri*. cut di-tiiilsoi H, (J. have be en filing ihe 1 oinul- ol t lieii const, il (lent-: tint vvheic is our tn.-uibei- or what is he doing with lelereiiie lo I <-i!isli I'oution next ses-ion. Toe .idea is ab-tud of his leaving his consi iLue-iu-y till the 11th ho.n lieloie he v isii5 it, ,ind to a time when it is inij'ossiule to g"t "o a g.eal many pat ts ol it: Ihe, pails, too, that need most looking'after next veai. It seeuj's a- if he was living to hi od- wiak the I ate-p.i v, ei -, as l.i-jt season he was ,ti i/aiiii e.uli be I'o I e tile s-ii.iuii advoealing redi-l i ihtit.on. This venue has gone I o a not bet i ount i y looking ioi a pkitioim oi new scheme io come <tt this late bom liefotc the ]!i-o]iIe with. .Mo-t people know' all about the l'eci-ul'coull.t t ol opinion lii-tween t he gov ei nnient agent .ind ihe iiieinl i-r about the com I house site. J only iiieiiliion Ibis lo letnind .Mi. Iv-lite ot some oi his speeihe- in last election canvass. ! ie I hen dec iai ed he did not mlerli'i e vvilli ol!i( iaks in flisthai gc i.f their (Lit y and I !:ev knew best v. heie money should be -penl. ��� ltm;i> In- -iekne-s iha! is de.'aving il.-. Kelhe, M. j'. P.. in getting I at i. to Koolenuy: ii so it wa- a- lilile as he could do lo di ('[i a uide to our p.ipoi- .ind (lieu I lie t ato:|>,iyors would have some sympathy lor him. Such i.o' having been lUf.io w ho can --yiiip.il hi-e T. .1. (!i!.\n w. MORE REPRESENTATION For Yale-Cariboo���Our Views Endorsed by an Influential Journal. The oudor-ation of I he .Mail's .u tide on 'Additional Fedeial Hepi e.-enl.-Uiou" by the Vic-tori.iTime-. Senalor'J'eiiiple- iiiiin'- jj.ipei, i-' veiy 'gtal dying, and -���hews dearly thai iiii- di-lrie t, (d"-pili- the V.ii'Ciiuvei- Woi Id's pei-oiial wail) w ill l.avi'a" warm iriend in I lie new s-iiatoi-. Thc-r" are some other points in coiine'i I ion with the matter nuclei ili-cu���ion which the .Mail expect- lo add to vv hat'il ha-, .-dieady said and it 1 hope- "Mr. Ten i pi en i. m w ill take tip I he mallei when h.e gne- to Ottawa. ' Follow tug is the Time i editoi iai: The Koolenay "vi.vii. adv..cites t he divi-ioii of I In- coot niou- eleei*'.ial fli-- 11 i< t ot Ydle-i'uriboo into ( wo di-trict-. w ith a l ('present.dive in the commons los-eac-b. All. JJo-ioc k's dist i ic-t is ."JO miles fi oni oast to w ( st, and (iOjfioiu south to ninth, and i(.)i':iin- about ""25,- O!)0 stpl.lt e miles. Aiea, i'lleiC-ls ,iiui fill in " iiossibilil ies make it iln-gi eato-t, electoral cli-tiie'i. n: ('.innd.i. IIy viitue of popnlal ion. a No, it. i- even now, we t h'hk'.'cnt it led to an addition,il lepie- s-iilativ e. and so rapid is | he giovvt li of lvooten.iv , Vale and Canboo that the di -.li ii I vv ill lyi v piobalily be'in a [5o-i- i ion, when the in-xl ceiistt- i- taken, to demand thru* n-p; e-eutalive-. ijul even though the population bbould ncl now lullv waiiaiil a division ol ihedi-- t.���"cf, its indu.-ti ie-are so v.'i-ied, and llieir (lev el-IPiee.it of sum v nal itnpor- tance to t be v.'hole louiil t y ihel additional rep! est i,t lt'on coiiid 'ne ju-l died on th..i gi oui'il alone We ai e i c.u t.ily in s', mp.ithv -;%!Lh tiie view- of (he o - .M.UU .Hid hive >io c.oul t. thai the Doininion govei'r.iin-nl will tecogi.ize the "ustit e ol t he ilaiiii at the (-allies1, p��s-liile ii'Oii'ei'l. Co&s to Trent Lake City. Til*-Rev. .Mi. Robiii"-- w ho li.is li'-en c 'ildiii I i'lg-ei vices al- oli.i.i i 0 ly f ir the pa-1 few nioiilhs h i.- been'.is-ic;ii( il So tin-p.-floiale ai TioutuLake Ciiv. ! If left on Tuesday for hi- new home. He was well liked in Sloe an City and vv-.i- piosa-iUj-d vv ill anat'di esi <-u k-av- Loncion Flotations. The r.'o--l,uuI ."-Iiie'i's Uoi-dcm i oi iv - pondent, =ay-: The Tantrie: mile, an nfl'-prinn ol the goldliclds of, L' C. (G'l.iiit-f-Tiiv an's cotepanv) has been piivalelv -ub-ci lix-d lor already, lo the extent of .'&2C'>,i)f)0.o WANTS A ROAD GRANT. Kamloops Seeking1 Provincial Aid for its Yukon Route Scheme."" "" Kaiuloop- is amliifious lo j|.u-'<- a loutelollie Vukon, and a- a starter wants pi..-inciiil aid lo open a road li om th"le to J Ji idge Creek on the old Cili 11 ion i o,ul. Thisliom a Kamloops standpoint is very well, but it is mil so pi opei when looked at, fiom nnolhei point ol* view, public expendiiin e i-nr- sisteul with economy. Kr.nn Kandooj s lolhidge Creek if: ."V7 mile-, at, -ay, ijjJtKK) per mile, this piiceol mad would eo't .Si57,0(,0. There is ;cm-oii in asking foi Ibis expendiiin e if it is ill public intcii"-!, bid il is easy ot (b-inoilstialioi) thai eveiy public purpose set veil by il isaheudy iichieved. l'"iom Ashcioft, on Ihe C.P.\i. main line, a load already runs 11u huiidi ed-3 of miles noi I hwai d-. On thiil load coii..i('eial.le money has bei'ii ah ead\ spent and a j e.u ly .'.ppro- jination is given it in the public ac' counts, ii run- pasL Hi idge Ciiel, \v here the proposed Mamloops iu.ul < oine-i ut, and .insvveis eveiy pur]ioii'e th.it I hi'iKainlrop- road would. Jt is likely how ev ei (hat Kamloops \\ ill get tlie giant. Vvnen a mihi.-li r wants a -eal seem ed, il doesn't iniuli matter about a w.isteiul grant. Unless people pi ole-t agiiin.-t, --lie h e\t i av accam e the s.i])will be tnioy.-n lb JCimloops and the i i edit of the exploit he given to it-, i epicsPiiiaf ive. Ifou. G.Jj, "Wat tin. ��� ' j'i ople iiii:-,! p,iole-l ng uii-t sncli exploiting of public moneys. Theie is no need for i. I o,ul. to Ml idge Ci eel. to pie.-.-,''Kamloops siippoi Iers ol iTon. C. B. ."������] u i in. and if in- 'nakes-a man; for il. it can beset (low u as a bid' lor i e- clec lion, that and iiotliii.g oi.-t-e. The Kaslo-Lardeau Railway. T.ie surv ey has been cotuplcled for il." f-Ia-lo iK; Lai ih au-Ihmcan i.-ulway, ioi which'a ch.iitei was gi.'.nted last wuitei by 'he provmchil govei niiii-n'. Pu-sidenl D��.J. "Mmm.'of the K,i'-lo ."c Sloe an i ail-.v.'v , is al-o pi e-i'lenl, oi thi- (ompiiiv. The loul v\ hen Inii'L will -l.u I at Atgeuia, at Ihe noitheast, end ol iv'ooteiiay i ;ke, follovy tip the e.isl side of l.(iv-."( i Diiittci'i l iv ci. pa- s a; omul the east side of iio > -ei lake a.ld tollovv the L'ppei Dtiiican in I he- month ol Hall Ci eel;. A In audi line i- lo tn.ss t he Duncan nvei l-eiov, Diiniali .("it v and lolhiv. up the Laid",ui liver (o Ti out Lake. ' the public ni.iy safely set it down as a Turneiite and a turncoat, a traitor and it toady. As be.iriii" oi) the IIei.di|'s decl.ua-' fion it might be well to heie reprint an extract from a reiont issue of our ponteinp'ii.iiy��� the Tiout J^ake Topic: '���Considei able has been vviitten and Bpoken in f.-t1,oi"- of conducting tho fill ui o afiuiis, of the pi ov nice on pail} lines but it h;is not been nia<Je cl'-.u what paitictilar benefils will ,it*.l>le from -uch an alteiatjop in the iin-lhods of condin t uiLr the next campaign * 7 A Court at Arrowhead.*- 0'i Tlnu sday la-t at A r: .iwhe.ith lh o. J. II. K.ileo.iei, D.S.C K.. e-tabli-lu-d a ciuiit of Hie I udepeiidei'i Older of Foi cs!(."\s vvilli '.-il meinbeis. Onis of the bieihien of the row c-omt has oi'deied the 1 ii n 11 ie i* to orec t a fine lodge * ii'i'ii and will have iL finished in two week or so. A mo-t enjoy.ihl)' spiead w as given after t'.<-in-l il ul ion of (be ((.nil. 'Ihe fo!'..v ing ol'theis weie eleeleil and installed: .1 .MtCmiy, {' I) S 0 ),��: "1. Ho^ei-s, () H; Mm. Forbes, P C li.:.!. S. ll-u-kley. V (' H: V. Andei- As a suh-ci ilx-r to the .Vorlh |\oui-i -on. H S; .7. Mi oce, Tii-i.s.: I,'. L. John- en.iy iiiineial e\lubil I iind���-n-i ei, li v i son. I- .-.; (i. T Tm w n:.iti, ('haplain: Mi o. rai-ed to .send an exhibit to Spokane vvillvm kindly let me know il l ii Wants a Statement. i (".lini'i. Supt. .1 C; i):-. Spaukie, lJhv's. 0. C. iv .Id. S W: Mio. Connoi. ,1 \\': | i oilimil I pe of in.piiig'-uienl h iv e ii,.ub i d- Iv'ellell. Is M; Iho. Tut , .J M: Tiu-lec-. Mios. ("apt. Williams and Capl. (.'i.i-i-. The ?\aku-p I-'oi e-tei s <r,n ,. f1 (iiaml ball ( n I'lldav l.i-l. anil 12 e oiiple -al any t e j nil I of I he 1 e-ldl- oj theexhli il. Ha- any iin.ii.rial s|,ttement been I'ciidei ed -li'iwitig halame due the I'oiniiiit tee liom ihe pi -n-ilet-: oi bal.ime ol cash if any on hand fi (.*n i -iow n to suppei, the amount ah e.tdv donated. ��� T ~^^~ This is the ii.uci ddeg.iti.ui. to m\ | '' W Heque&t. know h-dcte. sent fiom iievil-ioke I'm , , ,. , . ,, -v in >-l id. i-,ii)l -o( i.il eviiii'g vvat- divei.- piupo-c-s ami imauri illv -u,i- i . , ' ,. , , . " . ,, ,, , ", ! Ulv * u bv ,\] i -. 11,j,g al lic-i lesuleiii e on poit 'd hv the peiiiilc. and up loii.it".-o .,. , , , , r ,* ' ' , limi-d.iv la-t. w neii ,i (h.n iiiinir pin- lat as I lsnow.no -ralennn! h,i- li.en * , , , , , , , <''.. inure ul in ii -u-.il seleiii.iii- v-ii-ie leiideied bv auv of (hem. fin one oi , , . ,, ,,, ,, ,. ., " , , i. ;i*i -i( il l.v .Mi. a.id .\Ii s. He ii n, An -. Ilie-e ,.(, t-nni- it wa--���_,.-( ,1 ||\it , |M. ��� , , , , , , , Uai* and .Mis- Jiiown. .\<\(] Mes-i-. ol Ihe di 1- g.ite- ai I ioi i i il* d lh" lot il ,, , ., , , , ���. , , i>!ain!oii-?,J ",iin i - ind Smvtlie. ! lie pi oi i eds io | .iv imr 1 i- p* i ���( i,,il c x- pell si-s ai I ei'h Ill-Ill.i III- W .lililli c-bie. I ot I le j ,t ln-i im.' >v ,,s lo foi m a . The Emmre and Union Jack Grours. T*ie jollow i'.g ac i ount of the ii'oove jtouj s v,,,s nreivei1. Iroiu 0.*-l>. Ho.u;r- v ho has just i e: ui nod froi i Trout La lief i and w l-.o *s l.-i ei es'c-i, in this very val- ' ii.ib|e pi opel I V. The 'Lifpiie nloup con-i-ls (if Ihe O-ceola. Cie-t-d Matte. Riliimtu e and Vr<ishmt;to'! iiiiiier.il claim-. ,\i,<\ i- mI uated at. oi near I he head v...let- of 'Oaiiboo i i eek on the Dun* an i.ver. "tin- AV.-igm r uioup is "i tea ted on1 the, -out h side dr tliN ui ih.p and :1,(> MI.k I; ' P; im 0,011 ( he noi l h side of it. These cliimsaie foipul ill ;i conlacl d nine and g-.iy sd-.ist Thevnn is c^po-rd m-ai ly the i utile length of ll-a; gioup, is fi om five to t'-n h'l't wide, and -hows miiiei.il on Ihe mai'i vein almesL all the leagl h. Iteally spo.is.mg. I hei e ai e three dislinc t and web defiiu d -.(ins on Ihis property . T"nectvv o-.li.allei-bnes avci.iging aboiit two tc-et wide ai-d shew ing mincivl w hen-vet- i In- capping (which is ol iion) has. been n moved. The main vein on Ihe Washington is about 7 feet wide: the pay stu-ak is I reiiii Jfi to 21 inches w ido and is exposed for fullv "(licet. ��� The Midi imore claim joins the Washington on the noitli "end, and the assessment woik for il and the Washington has been done '��� h\, pel mission " upon this claim, lis v ein is li om 4 to 0 feel wide., The Osieola joins Ihe ]>.iltimoi e on the noitli and .-lu-ivs i,p irpiallv as well. The Ciested Mutle'lies lo Ihe noi I h of the Osc cola and shews minci.-il ne.tily all its length. Tin- nuiiin is but 1 hi ee iii'le-fioin the lii-miniis of (he pmposi'd K. <!c L. ]>. Ifv. and the ,ore w ill av ei,me about .y.H.'O to the ton. Speaking el I lie .Union .l.itk, .Mr. Mo.ii says they have (he i .imp and buildings up ,u\i\ a'l the supplies in. They in e now di il I ing on a vein and Ii.i v e si\ ieet oi .-olid tt.delta Io slat 1 on. Their dinnp i-only 1,")()() Ieet liom Ihe wanon load and lhcyoxpc(! lo do sonic shipping fiom the Union .Jack gioup uisid" of (i'l day-. Tin- w-.uk of llio group is being done on the Florence. Behind the Screen. As pi ese.ii oil by ihe Four Leaf Comedy,Co., <il Peterson's npoia house, ],ts| night, wa-a decided sueies- fioin .-in ailistic siand point. The | lay is a -act I'.iice i-iniaiiy. when specinl- I ies ,-irc ml i odneed in I lie mo-1 nal 'irnl manner. Tin- -peeiall ies (oitsi-lid of hiinioi oils \ oi al -i lei lions, cniluai ing I he lap's I pat ody and topical bil - ol I he day, and lh" ino-l aili-tu dam uigever Wl(ues-ed in l.'evd-toke. To-n,-i.i .Mi. Hand and .Mi,s Wallace will present for I he lb-I time heie, Ihe gi ea t eas| ei n sia ce-s '-.\ Happy Pail." .Mi. .Mi Call, t In-I imniesi ol liisli i oiu- edi.tiis, will i.ui'iidute nciv s(i,i,^- and dam *-s assisted by jMi-s Killv f'-iug. ImmIovv Im; I hi - .M I I laud w ill ihi i oil in e hi- w o'ulei i ni i h.n .*> (ei im pi I -on al ions making cighi ( b,iii',( ��� w il lunil lea< ing I he -la;;*-. ">,',. I l.iud opeiil v ( hallem^e ��� ai v iui] i i -oi a I el >.: Ml tl .-ll Columbia ot the linil ( (1 Stales I o i i;e il liim ie Will the Turner goveinn,.-,,., even �� ���'. S....iI..m:..i ii.-i.t-. .N �� , ( ,,li,n ' < i�� > <,f a !,l. i ,���-, . ,.,t.-,c���Li���d ci,, e ,u i, , were party names adopted, be defeal-d ,,.,��� ,,.,., ��� ,���,, , lt_i,a��.���. ���, u ,,, ,w.llLl. ], '^';t; [^ '�����'" ^'^ *";',,",', ,'.',7;'', '.'.. Vv'Vs" i 'hi- da- ol w, ,k. The , :.(,,! , ,,! or sustained snnplv because it wis I ��� ��� ������ - ���- ....' ''���'... I .. . . .... .. named Libeialor < 'onset \ al ive / Nil ill nil. Il will be uplieM if ilif-ll ��� ,tll.|j( ,,| inaiiiigeinenl of publii all.ui', ha- in i . ,,;,] the (')i's ol ihe people i.- ull.-d in the j giealc-sl [losstble good to the pluviiiie1 in the past, ,-tnd the priiiciples they | ,pro|ii,ise to work by, ii| accord vvilli' the. forward march of I lie proviiii-e.'m I o I Ik in-* Iv -, n- w i II (;- ii I ihe ( o ii 1111 III" * n' ur I ��� I In i i y ,i -1 !, ��� ibe * . j i a, I "; i - ��� i-iiiii- III K . 1 - I1- ���.!: ; ' led [ ,-l'-l ">i I ( I -II,'! Ill 'I. In Id ���' jibe.'.l'u.I'ui;;:, Do yiiii know.The .M'J.'.!<Ave|!-Ail;in-- ' Watson'.Co. Ltd.' is on,.-, .if''(he u!.i'---l .'ind m*isl. 11��� 1 i���-1!"i11- 'di.-.--j; lii'-m-i ' in, the pi'iivince. ��� ',. ,; ' ,'. ( I'll' 1 I .' I wl na ��� I "in. \, ' l I'." i.."(. .oi I L !. l na . in.: ji.I.i '. , L.r.-e.bi-i' ������Jnd, at, H .(.'dork. ��� Liidie:; ;i 1.1 Lfen"lr uii-n \v ho 'desire in become i r s i-: 111 ii ���;-.- io.-iv ' il>! o i :'i. firrlhcr parlicii- lais l'i\>::i Al r. ' Craa'.'* . the . lioniirai-v ( i_;iil dl si UK I eli ii ges -v 11 iioi.it le iv lilt; I he singe o 'i'l e Vi Mi, v. i-hi*i. all ils pitions I" v ''o'r'ln'e ! !'*'-''i v d -e.u . a,e on -,,h- al ibe po-l l.olelli.U ll 0M11 o i- now m the (il Ioi ,i ��� d mi w ni ii.Mi L'.-.iiu mil .Mi-, i will londiide <v ith Ihi fCmu Si-lei Ml.l'i-. .Hid Mi. I.I'. !. 'I'avl.l anil I "i\ni\ aiiil.hi-ii-" hi llieii idebialec ���i:-- ii.ow u v i i im i a l-i -I i ve. .Mr. i.,,,,1.1', , n.,,.r 1j, , i -1 . , , , , n 1 a 111 1 u1 111111; ! ������ 1...1 , . ! ��� ..i..i, \. (, , ;,...| ,i pi 1 1. ; 11 -MplllilL I one 'I.'IK I'. Local and Personal Briefs-. Wieieis Kellie, "M. P. V.I , W. V. Ciage got back Tuesday. County cum I sits Dee. loth, -see notice. A full tango, of sk.-ii ing outfits ill. Coinsie.r's, o \V. J I. Vickeis left foi Tioul Like Thmsday aflhi noon. See, ifaiol too s;l|(,|t sighied, Ainan's s 'pectaclo ad. ihis jssiie. The Four Leaf Comedy Co. id Peterson's J Ldl to night. o .Mis. l^iaukljn, of" Kamloops, is he-ie for a week visiting .Miss. |"l\a!'s. Cleat in;; out sale of ladies coats, sailor and walking hats at Coursier's. Mr. Oiindly, of the cold storage building', expects to be east by Ximis. .1. (Jrant anfl J. J >. Ui.ili.un went up to A'lheit C'an^op Thin sday. inorniiig. A petition is in circulation favoring W. JI. Vickeis for gold eominissioiiei. A. J5. Fono-.i, train master nt Jiev- elntoke, wasa visitor to V.uicouvei this 1 > ' wee!;. , , , Goto Couisier's and gef u bargain in ladies' coats, walking hats and S.tllol s. =*��� , '��� ,0 J3lock's fatuous biid hic.id find biid seed at The ^IcDowell-Atkiiis-Vv.itsoii Go's stoie. 0 , ( . Lion. iJ \Y. Itiggins, s['ieal;er of the House, ciincdii "Monday nioriung and went south. .Mr. and Mrs. Saunders have settled (low n in I he lesidenco fu. niorl) occupied by Mr. .uu] Mis. .Sinythe. Cont-.iei has the proper kinds of Mackinaw-,, Alaska soci.s, nibbois and ov ei shoes at 1 iglit, pi iv.es. , o Just notice that those air-light heiit e:s at Coiuisier's give thegte.dest heat with the. Ic'iisi, v,ood :uid tiouble. o . This is (lie weather I" enjoy (he c.'iiiiioi t in those -oft, warm eidei down ci.uifoi teis ill Cuiiisiei's. o Aithur JJ)iuk is confined to his room at tlie Ciown Point hotel, Trail, witli an attack of tvphoid fevei. There, were two votes for a Kool- e'nav iiishop, ;it the Chut eh of lOng- litnd (i!iov.ese of Westminster) synod meeting. 1 ( Mr. \>. U. McNeil, foi ennui cif the '.Silver Cup mine, has been in town all week. lie says everything at the mine is goi'ig on nicely. 'J'lie 'Coiieer >Slins' cntci liiiiitncnl in the Methodist'church was very enjoyable and was pauonized by a veiy large house. Don't miss hc.n ing "McCall sing some of the latest pan.dies to-night at Peteison's J-I.ill Seals on side, at post office. ��� o C,i])t. i)i idgem.-.n, ��� of Vancouver, came im Wednesflaj mid went down iivet; 1 le is lo have ch.u ge of one of the boats on the lakes Hon. T. May iv- Daly c.iiuo ,in on ^^^o. 2 Tliuisd.iN morning The little moths weie flutteiing mound tho gi eater hgliL soon 11ft 01 .111 ival' It is our constant, aim to fully meet eveiy picipei request of 011 customers. ���The .[McDowell Atkins-Yv'alson Co. Ltd. o This diiecUiis of the Rovolstoko W.ilei. Light & Power Co., had a 'spiead' 111 their new power house on Tlnu sday. Speeches were made etc., etc. The Victim.1 ilolel 'bus will inn bel ween CPU. Hotel an'd Peleisou's ilnll for the ttoe accoin'aiodaliou of those who desire to attend the show. Seats on sale at. post olliee. o II. Tapping has put up shed inofs at the lumber yard cap ible of covenng 200,000 feet of lumber. Customers can be sine of getting dry |uti|ber all w inter. Miss Wallace, who to->k tin part of ���'Aunt Pi udonio1' last night in '-I'ehind the Sen-en," will appear to-night, as "Mis. Ilotievton" in the "JI.ipp;.* Pan." ' o ., A store al Hevelstok-e st.it ion, w Inch should dci a I.it go .1 nc| glowing tride is til d of F. Ahlin, .t Co They will 111 d.e .1 spec ialt_\ of imputed Se.indi nav iau g-iods. The King sisteis (K itty and Josie) ol the I'iiiii Leaf Comedy C*i. will lull oduce I heir wonderful double skip- jiing 1 ope, dance to-night at Peterson's IL.ll. o A itevelstoke col ir-spoi'deiil wtin-s! that oil tho I7lh tneie was I o feel of | simw I heie. and il was still filling ! Xutoii.i Cole 111 ( -What, a laggid' ' ^ 1 '|.ig' I hat eon espoudeiit unr-l h t\ e had. | 1 ie !s piobablv still f llllllg. 1 M' I1,1110 h,ii no supeiiois ,111 1 hut few c'([tt i!s as an linp'-i soiiat 01 To ' n'g'it al I'l li 1 -,'i|i s I I ill lie, -.\ ill m ike 1 GOLD COMMISSIONER GRAHAM RESIGNS HIS POSITIO^ FOR ANOTHER.. He will be manager for the Waverley Mine Ltd.���His career and knowledge ol' local affairs fits' him for, the,post. * On Sal urday last, word was receivec] of the re-igif,i(ioii of-.Mr. .7. I J. (iiahaiii, (iold Cominis-ioiier for Xorlh Kood-ii; av. Tin: news, il need hardly h'e stated, was icc-eived in Kevelstok*- ("Mr. (i 1 aham's heacUpiai lei -) and surround; ing milling divi^ii,!)... over which be hail Jtiri-diction, vvilli genuine regret, as in every re-pect .Mr. Giahain was a most i (impotent, obliging and at ten- live iillici.il who hud by long a���ociar tion endeaied himself to ihe people. While stem enough in discipline and i.duiiui-lration he tempered it- will) Mich (Ominon sense leniency and broadness of vic;vv Uio.1 it drew, save from the few who never can he safis- < lied, expressions of eo.ifidence in his judginenl,. I*>y"""\rr. Graham's resigna- (ion'Noi-tJi Koolenay loci-v's an otTicial *'of undoubted merit and one vvljo, livid- long and honoiable career at lioniie and abi oad, w,-is pre-eininenlly fitted1 for the post li< held.. Coming lo Ihe province in 1SS7 ho enieied Ihe government service in Apiil, 1S02, in the"lowii of N>Non. From there he was tl iin-fei 1 ed lei KasT lo, I lion ciowded with all kinds iind condilioiis of men and a inpst|ryjng .field lo adniinister law and oider in. , Willi wli.il tact, good si'iisc and judge; inetiljie iilled the, place, is be,st shown by the fact'thai, on hi* removal, he* was .piesenled with ;i tno-l compli; menial v ad dress and a iiur-e of monev by the citizens'as a mark of public esteem.' Fiom 'Kaslo, Mr. ,Giah.in} wcnl again to Xel--on, hulw.is'not long tliere (ill hi-s'sei vices wi^rc icc-ogni/.cd by (he'iroverninent and in April,'01? he was piotnoted to the important post of Govei nnient'Agent at Revelstoke, 'andlatertoth.it of ("old Commissioner, as- position in. has since filled with ' credit'p; himself and benefit to the disiiiel. A man of varied experience befoi e i oiuing lo this counti y, having served his Queen 'for 20 years in the Royal Engineers-dm ing which he visit; ' ed Mautitius, Gibraltar, South Africa, Mi r niida nnd Halifax, he has added to his army ttaining.i Ihoiongh know: ledge of local aIfaii-s. h ' These arc the qualities responsible for hi- t esignation, loo, as the Wa verify "Mine Ltd.. of London, operating at Albert ("anyon, eaily lecognized them and by the inducement of a veiy large sal.-u y ptovniled upon him to assume Ihe management of llieir piopmi,y. They have a good man, and one whose practical knowledge should go fai to making the company's operations :\ success. In this li.-insfei of positions; the fine Italian hand of Mr. .lohn, Grant, herelofoie managing -the. Waveiley and allied companies, "s visible, and he deseives credit from his company for his diplomacy and peispic.icily in alluring Mr. Grahanj fiom his oilicial position. Al (he same time il might also K> ..aid that Mr, Giahaui, by making the change, demonstrates his- confidence in ' the piopeiiv which lie vvill supervise anc) tl ii or (. Mi. Gi'iibam took over the duties of his new po-ition on Wednesday, hu|- will al-u hold the coiiimisM(in*.'rship(l by reipie-l, (ill .January 1-t. As to his .sttico���o'-, there are ",-iv Kichmonds"' in ihe field to-dty. and much specula-: t ion exists as to who he will be. ���ei, ���I. ..'in e ,.m! l!i.- '���,'���'1 Km ,1 hou-i b|is will I loom on ihe 'Mound Hour ol III- new C.'iifl.i] hotel.. Theie. w'lth eveiy ton., venience it is 'liejt.ief. abie, than ever, j lo s'tijiply .the pmblic with ;i!l "kiiids of J coiiiinercial printing etc.; etc. ,'. (..'opie 1 in iinil .see'iis ! '''. v , .'��� l 11 ii 11. I iv v - v. ��� j 1 I 1 ..��� v . .i . 1,,, h..,ti-| , I 1111 I'el.ersoii's'opci',-^ 1 uuisc'hcfni-r'nuil.a f I.or ��� the pi'VI'i'iriii.-ii'ice \\>\' (he free n'reornmur dal.ion .of ���the .���'residents of' Ihe upp.er iliovvii. . ' '. ,. j t Another Sop Given Away. , -,������ Membei s of I he Revel-loke Beiiird of 'lYridi' will 1 eiiieuib.-r that at the recent inlervieu- with Pretilier Tinner, they tool; fiom hi- reui.-u k- the idea that legi-l.iliou would be hi ought in next -e���ion, gi. ing control ot local educational -wc-in-io iiiunu ip.ilities This di dm 11011 fi om his- teniaiks was perfectly natiu ..I and g-neial with Ihoso. pi 1���enl. II i- s| i.-irge i ie 11 in 1 he f.u e of this (o read ih.it, tii. 11 ���_ 11 the legi-l.it 111��. *li I"1'l! ' s I<->1 only -S !.(>(>,) fm cducatioii-. a' 11. 1 * -��� - 111 i-io--l.il il. jl.at -1:111 ha- hi 1 1 , r '-' 11 by the executive to J-'il. '���'. I-. ,.|.n.hi.ir to this grant the V,- - j-.i-f- iL 11. Mi. Tuiiu'i for k. 1 . hi- 1 b (' .c-s. "< .- ."i-". 1- .��� t pint.-lu-.g thai Ho-.��� !.'���( .-,(f..:g nicie than jeihaps it 1 < ipui i - ti >! -1 a ol j. 11: jiM-i -, nor 1- it ali'iiiat-d ' v 11 .|.i.M'. X*.| at all; Hut win, il !. 1. .' l .1 1- Io be lot 1 i-ilui ed in a lev 11 i - !!,- ! . . .a'.(��� niiiiiicipalil ie- l��<i; '"��� * . n -, 1 i 1 .|eu-i���. does I in ��� - . i.v - ,11, * .-,. ; y -T.ft-p [be an , ! \(ld ini- l;*--l.t-id 'i\ the !���/���; 1-1 i' . : v 1 ' !������ 1 (. u-! 1 ue- M.iu.s be put. .,,. till.- (Il.ilil lllv priiit of view l.-ikeii) I'lian rl";at. it is an ai\lc-bcU li: III prior 'to election ���gift. ������', 'Will 'Ros-lniidijrs -he duped by such ex|iloi-.- Ki'Jons pi'!(|''(ice, such significant sops. i<AGE 2. THE KOOTENAY MAIL. *]��L"I��.lSnKI> KVKKV S.VTUltDAV' ���a r��� * REVELSTOKE, B.C.. ���iii-- ATKIX.-? & SMITH. Pl-m.ISUKUS AND I'ltOI'ltllTI-OH*?. - Subscription Price, S2.03 Per Annum t-aT bTKicri.Y ix .vie, axc<: "OvJ; "*- AUVERTISING RATES. -CONTRACT ADVKIJTI.SKAIKXTri in-erti-vl id the rule of {si.."ill per column melc-per inontli. For.sp.ice- of six column inclk"" or over 5-1 tier iiicli iier month. TltAX.SIKNT AllVKIITISKJIKNTS ll)c per line lir-t in-ei-tioii, .V. per line eac-li .-uli-e- (jncut. in-ci-lioii. The luiiiiher of linc- rcckoncd liy space ocuwpieil, I- lines to the inuii. " ' KEAIMN'G NOTICES lde. per hue e.u-li m- serlicin, unlc.-s c-onlr.icteil for by the MO lines. JOH I'lil.N'TINCi of every kind ul most n-.i-on- abl*-raicis ami sliorlc-l iintiic, ACX'OL'XT.S for .noli print ink* ur inlvc-iliMii',- ' , paviitile on the liv.-t nf every inniuli. , .I'OltifKKI'OXDKXCK On nil iiiulK-rrt of local 'ir public iiiK nst invited .mil lai-efullv ciiii- riiU-reil. All eiiiiiiiniiiiciitioii-io tin; Hilil'n- must he ncciMiii'iiniiil hy llic name v)f Ihe sMilur, iini in et-s.-iirlly l'u" publication, bill usiin eviileiici; of K"i'<l faith, ,AiliIri--i " ' Tin-: Kootknav "Mam., ' UevelSloke, MX'. h.-is come {(iv ;i change and thai is i:n\ the opinion of the Mail only. RFVFLSTOKK,,XOV. 27, 1S!)7. - Bi'KAKiXfJ of news;iiiper.s opposed to ..the Tiii-iier goveriniieiit,"the Jlosslaii'l Elinor says of them: Tlio.se chumps who rail at Turner and lleinze and imagine they-arc. raising hell, etc., etc. * "... i .. ,This kind of coarse criticism and -vituperative vulgarity requires no .answer, lb is the last.' resort of ;r \weak man with a poor cause to turn .abusive. Oui!'contemporary is of, the'opinion thill the time has come lo form a, Conservative association in Revelstoke. ��� This idea woiild have'no opposition fiom the M.Vli. if it, were the Herald's .'own, but. il emanates from its patrons ,'���the pea-nut politicians���who think, perhaps,'I ho time has come to serve senile .purpose of I hens, and are anxious to get an edge on their axes. -'Coming at a time too, when men an' Striving to discuss provincial politics ..without regard to party this sugges- ' lion from1 the'Herald wire-pullers is .very significant. ., It is not very long ��� .ago sincethe Herald op'po-edany inen- "tion of party linens in provincial affairs,, can it he now sun eptitiously itdvi'-cat- ing il, ,,���"-.'*- Tim Trout Lake Topic is doing excellent service in tlie public's behalf in drawing at tent icui to the speculative policy of holding public rights such as .'placer leases and' timber limits. Tl , alas ! tells us nothing thai is news, it adds but anol.hei wail against the .monopolistic policy of the present government. , Placer leases ine held in many districts of the province by mere speculators who look for value to ensue ' bv the labors of hatd woi king iniiier- on claims adjacent. Tag companies' on tho coast have, frozen out the hand logger and--inilling companies hold acre ' after acre of splendid timber wailim: ' *-' , "" . till rhe-v areoready to cut it thein-elve.-. ' ."The whole bed of the Fraser for many miles is covered with dredging loa-e- becau'se there, was thought to be money in it and one or two dredgers weie at .yvork. lt would be a piofitable ' 'spec' if the dredgers turned out i*oid and ihe leases could be sold to men with money. The land laws are on much ihe' same plan and the speculative piineiph- is everywhere fostered rather than, that i>f solid settlement and individual opportunity, LXn this is.-ue will be found the, platform of the Pn viueial Liberal A<si,ei ntiou. It is iidapted -olely lo provincial polities and eschews any icr'oi'cmvo whatever to Jloniininii allairs. 'Ihe perceptive C'oloi'ii.-t. the chief Toin*-i Tin-: Mail, at. ihe risk even of being .called liiesome, thinks it should again call attention to the necessity of working up a ease to make demands on federal attention for the improvement of the Coluinbia liver above llevel- stoke. h is an all-impoi taut matter to this,town to have, the gieat mineral IV belt to the north of it opened up to development. 'Much of Kevelstoke's future lies in this development northwards, and if should be taken hold of early. , Many of the pioneers, property owners and investors'of Pig lSend are now in town and can' be interviewed. Their knowledge would be very useful and, .no doubt, be icadily imparted. Then there are also engineers' reports extant dealing with the' cost of improvement. All these details could bo collected by a small commit lee and a leporl made which could be put in our members hands ' An estimate of vvhitl the scheme, would 'cost could be given him and a reqresl made, for the intreduction of a special' act. > ���A delegation could, also be-cut to Ottawa duiiiig the se-sion to press'the matter on the responsible "Minister. There is no time to be lost. Similar 'requests are going in from other places and the session al Ottawa is not far off. The matter should.teceive public attention and that urgently. We trust the Board of Trade will take hold of it. ' fM-iAS. R. CARLYON, W fi , Barrister-air Law, Solicitor and Notary Public. iSTOKKICK: I tool 11 2, Pool Hloek, UevelstoHc. ^RTHUR G. M. SPRAGGE, Barrister, Solicitor, Etc. , Notary Public. ��� Oliicu ill Smith Mock, I'aciiio Avenue, * ,' r IJKVKLSTOKK STATION', ��. C. T) 111 LIP F. MATH IAS i. , , o ,. Book-keeper, Accountant and Commission Agent, KKYKLSTOKE, B. C. T. MATHEWS, Real Estate and Mining Broker '319 Cordova St., ' ., VANCOUVER, B.C. Mining stocks ami properties bought and sold on commission. Correspondence solicited. ' BEAUMONT BOGGS & CO. Mining Brokers, VICTORIA, B. C. i^^stokc_- Hospital, Maternity ward in connection. . Vaeeine kept on lianil .... Drs. McXecImie and Jeffs, - Attendants. Mines/and Mining Stocks. CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED. , . The London Fire. Willi the exception of the great fire of ]("('(", the roc-en I London conflagration was the most . ditti-aste-it*- ever known.in the histoiy of tlie great metropolis. 0 , The fire of 2""jl years ago was the lei initiation of a series of calamities in London, the like of which it has seldom if ever, been the ill fortune of a oily to experience. Fiom 10GI to 1CC7 the good people, of London passed through the direst misei y-w';ir plague and fire,. Dryden noi inaptly called the year IGiifi the A innis Mirabilis or Year of Won- i ders. ^ McNEIL, BARBER SHOP AND BATH ROOM, Front Street, fievelstoke. :o:- Haircut, 25c; Bath, 50c; Six Shaving Tickets'for S1.O0. ��� p. L. JOHNSON, IvKyKLSTOKi-: Station, B.C. Haircut and shave 50c. j>.'*nn��~~-. ���������-j^s.j^^y Comfortable Parlors. Opposite Drug Store. rr\ homas bros. & grant, ���' GUY BARBER, WATCHMAKER AND JEWELLER Repairing Neatly & Promptly Executed. REVELSTOKE. B. C. HOWARD WKST, (A.���ociatc of'ltoyal School of Mines -" , Jjoinlun, Kngliinil.) Milling Engineer, Analytical Chemist and Assaycr. I'ropei-lie.-eviniiiiiuil Hint reiKirled on. MOW DIONVKIt, H. C\ ,YV . (.McinU. N'. linif. ln-t., "M. & M.K.) )~[hii)i<i J'Jiu/iiiccr find.Afwttycr. Vaxcouvkh,' IJ. C. , ' n Checking Smelter Pulp a Specialty. .A-X^-jrim: cloo-Ks. Now that the dark mornings are approaching you need something to wake you up early. We have just received a-supply of new alarm clock's of all kinds and prices. Call and see them at CANADA mm & BOOK CO. Ltd. Revelstoke Station, B.C. Hy iiiTiiiiKoiiuiils with Kui-oiic-im .smelter*/., iiilviuiccs vvill lie liniile nil c(nisi|*;nmeiils nf ores anil unities, up to any value. Caiuulian Afjent: Tlie Ca-sel OoM Kxtructinj* Co., Ltd., Glasgow, AlncArlliiir-KoiTesl tJy.uiiUo; I'rocess. NT. IS.���Competent men employed. "No impiis. ��� TAILORS- Steamers for Klondike'Trade. A despnlc-h to the New', York Woi Id from Limdon. says: London (Capitalists ��=; em lo be resolved to share in the bhr pri'lits ant ic.ipated fi om a i ush to the Klondike next, spring. The Vancouver vV" Northern Khippifif ifc Tiaditig tlonipany. working in e-onncction vvilli tlie Canadian Pacific Railway, with a capital of $7.*)(),000, privntdy suiiscrilied hy six shareholders-, to-chly purchased two old ('un.-u'deis. the Bothnia and the Scythi.i, and two Cape mail .steamer-, a- i lie nucleus of ;i fieri to run fi om com- j .Suits from $12, Pants from $'*. Sample and niea-uirrinent forms sent cm application. < , 92 Government St., Whita labor only. VICTORIA, B. C. FRED. M. WELLS, Mine Examiner.' A II. IJOLDICII', Analytical Chemist and Assaycr, NELSON, B.' C. o Asmivh of every variety of mineral. Analj-.-is of. miik, water, or other materials used for food.' Prompt Results. ' Prompt Cash. Plans and specifications prepared in India Ink or. Blue-print '. Drawing's. '-,' 'If you desire an artistic 'home with all modern conveniences , call and see Maclean who can design you one in,any style: Queen Anne, Colonial, Swiss, or any other style ,' you prefer. ' - ��� ' ��� ��� , ( 9 Interiors and interior decorations arc "his specialties. Store Decorations, Bank Fixtures, Hotel Fixtures ; Hall shewing; pannelled dadoes, frescoes, etc.; Artistic Screens, Verandahs,, Stairways, etc. can be'got out to suit the market.' - ' ' SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. NOTICE. "VOTICJC IS "HEI-EHY GIVEN that thirty _i_1 days frcim date we vvill apply t.o the Stipendiary MiiffNlnUc for the Noitli KidiiiK of \v'��l Kootciiay lor purinis-ion to transfer our liciiioi- liccn-e lo Jle���r*. Williams &, 1!ieliai'ds. (Signed) FIELD & I30UHKK. Kc-veL-toke. Nov. 1_. ISm. . 30-tt CeptiScatB of Improvements. , LAICK VII-:\V -vIIXEKAL CLAUr, Silu.ito(l in lliu Uu-doau llniiii;: Division of -,- . r-i . i i i Wc-i Kootoiiav Di.-lric-t.' Where loc.Ued : I ^ onciaiv-er to Klondike port-, con:-, o-, Cpper Arrow kiike, ,U)ouu_heven miles ,' mencinir on .March li)lh. ' I ���, I'l^'i1;.^":,"--J|-<;-T .,��� ��� ,. , , . , , . . . , ri'AlCK NO ril.'l-. thiitl. loin ('. Gray, ngent j IJot.n ships,lie chin tered ror freiirhl j ���! f���r Tha Itnu-li tv.lmnbin SmeltiiiK and ! |,.-l|,. I ;,,i,,n the iiolli'iieiii-e nr-nv i-:i.M ! I'cIi��i"S C'oi'.ip.iii.v of Trail H.f'., Kroo iliner's I l>.. .Mi. lap! on. tti( iiiilil.ni.iiic piov l. .on !���<,,., l(ll.iltc s<,.2..U>\. inlend, .-ixty days iroin , merehjiiit, for the vova_.*- nut. and. 'ne tlieil.ito hereof, lo apply io the "\Iiiiini; Kecorcl- , , " ' . . ., ,. . cr for :i cc-i-litieiie of lmproveinenl-. for the is -Mid toh.-iv-e.i sfheiiie tor lmilitins- a, J ()Ur!1,Vt. ,,f oblainiii!,' a ih-mvn gnint of the ' new town to he c;'.ll*-d I.iptonia. near ' -'''(ne c! liui. ��� ..... , . ' . ; 'And iiirtlicr take, nonce ihat action, under ' Sfc;ii_;w,iv . This -uterpt i-e i-s;i ul to 1 (������ ; -irt'ion 37. mu-t be (.oniiiu-iued before the is- .i-i, ... ..'w ,t .; :. i,%'-:<- ..... ..- .; ��� u i -nano.- of -u* li * urcifluife of iinproveinents I-the result ot a mmi lo .^si-wav ot die I i,:vl. fi Uiis t.Vvh day of Sepiombor, 1S97. -21-01 , Hon, .I.iui'-s Bui-k^- R.H-h.-. vvlio h.is'j ���'��� ; ; : ju.-t letunied hei e. ^ H. HEAPS & CO.' Machinery Brokers, .")()6 Cordova SI i-'eit,'1 VAN"COUVKi: J" C. FOF? SALE���A quantity of lii-ht. .-eeond liand Steel Kail-. COMMERCIAL - HOTEL, Iiost $2.00 a day House in Ihe City. lew.'.ooxe ARROWHEAD, 'B.O.^ J. J. FQLEY, Proprietor This hotel has been re-built and greatly enlarged. It is newly furnished throughout and affords' every convenience l| ' 'td guests. Ii"'is beauLifully situated cover- ' looking U[ipcr 7\rrow Lake, and is located most conveniently to railway depot and steamer landing ���-^-^Rates. $1 to S2 per day r- VANCOUVER, B. C. What Thev Will Do. \ er\ r. ei-!*iin, jioke-d iidieule at il on (hi account. ' Iferem is ils -tieiiii". I -lands onK for what, is on ihe i',iirt -ii it --ref(>nn. It Ins ii'i at'tei tl.nii_iiii of Doininion politic*1 or hili.-ral ,i-cend- enev, ho avvkwaid ly iii-iiiii.-iie-d hy n- oppuiients in their aiti-mpt , to (li-- credit it. Tl ilechin-s -iinplv its opposition to ihe pieseiit 'ruiiicr i,"im'i iiiii'-ii' and .states cleai ly vv hy it eloes so. !; is iin hoiu-sl, endeavor to put hii vv,.ud a "���v for (he liet ler .idiiiiiiist i.it inn *'f A t the haiejuet to'.L>p.iil"-e (,'im-ul No������-. hi-r v.eck, i;i "\'.i:n iiiivei, C'd. B.-iker-. vv h" i"l n-.-'-nied the .rie.i'i'i- ii'i'iit. .liiiiviiifi'i-ed ih.fiJ .i _:<-���. erruie-nt ntreiil wmild lit' ;i|.f e-ir.i-d at Lake Memi'-'tt to look* aft'-r 'FJrili-h ('* liimhia mtei *---|s. Tlie crov i-i nnii-i't inlenii-'d lo ".etid ,* |i,uly at tl..-e:-d ot tl-e y.-ai lol.lVn'ilt il I'l.Ill ll.'Ill i"'-|. i^la |.ll * I .-I k to T---!in in tie- *-.nly -pi in_r io oui- pi'iutioti '.viih tie- D'liiiu-inii L'li-.'-tii- lie-Ill l'l-ivnle '-I.1--I pi '*-" "o'llo p.>s- -llilv lie- ,K���i-ted hy lh'- lw-i govern- iiieufs. \\ ho <v i mid liii'ld .t i.iilvv ay i iirl". I|.'\r vein. ( of. U.lk. i , Gspiincate of Improvements. 1 ireujE -\FixEitAi_-ei.Aur, ' .-liiuiiii-d ill tlie Lanloau niiiiing division of 1 V\*_-t K'o'iti-n.'iy di-tricr. Where located: ! On ITpiM-r Aitov. Lake, about seven miles j .iboi'i; Xak.i-p. 15.C. ""P'vKi: N'en'ICl, that I. Tom 0. Gray, ap-cnt , j for Tlie Unu-h t'oluiubia SineltiiiK and L*fnniie- c'l.aip.my of Tim:!, !!.("., J-'rc-e -lliuei-'.s f. rii:io.i!i- N'n. M.;;i-(iA. inte-mi, si\-t,y, days from lh. itrtii- 'i*:'. ���.*", n< .ippb to the Mining llceorcl- er for a i Vi.'iil.-.iti- ���>" l.-opj-oveiii'-llls. for the purpfi-i; or n'lLi.tiin;*; a ( -'own Grant of the ,vl,��ve 'heni , And f'lr::.. r take nili.,o that aclion, under -���-.tsnii IT, im.-i li.- eomijictii-cd b-forc the issu- <iiu'-(���'-u !��� ( "i-lviii-.ilc nf Iinpriivenient--. !)..;. il rh.- l*>iii d.ij n" >'cplcinhur. l-s!)7, '_'l-!)t Cigars, Tobaccos, Books, Photographs at AM-AN'S, - STORE, i Near Kailway Depot,. BAKERY J&2 ,^i_3��V*_-o_-. 1A TT-1 ioid- Mil FRANK VANUALL, Proprietor. ��� i i i -^Revelstoke, B.O.-^ est Table in Town, Well Furnished , Rooms, ��� Clioieest Wines, Liquors - and- Cigars,- Everything Strietly First-Class. ��� > Terms $2 per day. Kamloops Beer on Draught -_����___&--*--. Bread and'Confectionery. Free Delivery Every Day. . ��� Private Bill Notice. \'(iTI('K IS I'KliEIsV LIVEN lli.a .111 .-i|i- i^l ;.ln-.ll|l.ll wi,Ii ',1 ll.nlj' 10 tin- l.c^i-lllivi.' MoOAGUB BROS. ,i 1- 1 liIKilll,! I il ,1 ^.'1 1'.I I (ll-l III i'l \ lit ' "��� '- '_*'. ill 111 ' III. I lie. , I . lh h.n! jll-I |(-i 1 li. ed .del lei I'l inn .1 ir-'lll I-- 111,111 t llei e -.iVill-f he il id fi.Ill.li .-llni- .v--- n i��!\ 1! ll - III- . I . *i|II|iii|.,V .pi mi ni-iV i ie ll tl ee ^-o!*l i. l'*i|- ;i mill- ,\\A ;��� ijii.ii i>-i. i(i- I r.ieealil. Ill I'(' --.1 11 .'. ll. ..i'.v .i'i-'ii *! in.1.1 a ,-,v 1^. 1 i.l -*.l. 'I-' .'.. ;���.-,< li -it li* v , e,-i'-.i- ' '1 Ktim : ;i* .1 t ���* - i"i|i . 1 -;i ��� l'. f * om Ji���- ' !,'i * .r,,111111 .1 ^ .l.e-i, ( . ' . .1,,, t. Lb. ��� ��� i- li.u.i.1. '. -li '. policv "/diiiirs and it. is- cheerin;* to nole t_lj.il Private liil! Notice. \' (i'l I' I". I- II! ���: i.f: V oi \"!' s". -in- _. I plli .\\ \i \\ \' ,!! '11 III.-. 1' Oj |ni I.. "I 1. A���1 niblv of tin-I'.-'iv !sii u' l.i.n-.i 1 . bin .11 it- i).-.\; -1��� mi n'l- .1 !' iv.iti*. !:li ���'. 1 (ii |n>I..t. ,1 ( u-iiliill. in 'i 1 !.! M,n 1 11,,1.1 ,iii(l *.;*( .-.it*��� ,i bin *ii" I'll*-- *��'. .-' ! ' .1 - t ���*- liiniit .11 oi< m ,n Alb* i-i (' no mi linn*. -l'i if the le.idni"; Ciiii-ervativc 11,1 have t.iviiialilv f.ers in the; piov m*.e re-e.-eivee] ;nid '-ndoisf-d it, It is .1 pint feii-in liavin*_" miicli in c-diiiiiiihi wit! that ed' the. fur-se-iil (i]i]iiisitiuu jj.ii l v and shoiild gather on it every nne of* I 1 nt i in b,- II |iose( Ci it ie- ' incut. It is and pn .Mr 10 ihe and 'te-.sive illcy of I in'-Nor'b i'"ori- I,iv ( i- In tin !'. ni iii.i.! C i-,-i k. 1'ie 1'' vb. v I. ''.. ��� (**-. ik 'nt be 11.i-i lion ul -. t''ili'iiil)i.i liiv * >-, v ill, : * 1111-11 in t, n1,mi! ii" i. 11.1 or unit* -. ncl ill ii. > * -a ; ,l,,ll !"��� I I' -. ,1*1*1 In '. 1.'d, "i.l ' 1 ", li.e - . ,111.1 din 1; p 1 nun. ! aiiil v, il h i'o.v r 1*1 bin It1, '1 v 0. ' I.Illl ���Il-.'lll .-nil 'il.il* 1 vi --. ! * , ope - iti- t In- -,nii'- *m -in v ii 1 1 v\ itbin Hi. I'm' nic <: .ii.'l -.��� it'i | , (quip, op"i,it" ,i;id iiiilii! im 1 I III', l.'./li- 1"|( ���* III ' <i'l,ll ' I'll! 1 1.ne.. 1 , .'inil l.i.it. ,.. - <.i'l I".'���'. foi -1" pl^ 1 ,* la.' li1 b' 1' "i sVsli-iu <>l "'ivr-rn ' vv 1! li pfi .1 1 in * spiii, ,. 1 niil * ""��� 1 liii-i-nf tin ('*.iii)i,iiiv, ,1"! In 1 li'iin.'' -, ;.',-, 1I1 , r m i.| ie .1.1'- ' , ,,. 1(1 niii'-ni, aiiitii :p il i * 1 pn' 111. I ll.lt I he intelligent |iri-i.i. .111 ln.'lii - 1 "I In 1 ', .nil < ell ., fioin .'.ipu* -, - .1./ .1 lull '.l II'' it -on e-i 11 in 1;nl (>i 1 1 O'i. iii|< in ��� r.-n , hi -11 b r < -. :.i ! .. . ��� , ' ii e \ 1 - an 3 ' - i.l,, 1 ,. I' pli v. jnesC'ill '-i nhincl ol nirdlci I lieil ll! ���> I' 1 Mil. !l" I '. v 1,1. 1 well |���, 10 ',n,p, , 1. . ti -1- ! n- e.l.i n '' ���!������ . Ill i.'l nun. 1 ���1. ,���!-. .vll'l :,i.. w in 1, r ','* bin!'!, Ji.ipb ,iii(| n i.e - tid * |. I.I..I; in - ( 1. im! i ' 1' pie nf Ui it:-li ("i.linnbi,- ���r ." ,i. I 1*. 11,. ni p'li-nti- ,-i 1 .' ' ��� - '... 1, ii t. 1 quip, -. ,t -; ei.< ed tir ,4 u.u-rm- j - a., p. 1 hi ii ni- hi in- [)n \V i-.t Kii'iii-n.e. lM-iri<:l. | ���'������ ' I*- ' '"biii.bi.i l;i 1 it, 1 !!> ., l-'n'-.. , ll.i-iici. fullovv- .1 I ' .inn. !(.'.'���- Id Ten; 1' ' H> ' l> Ili'i-' I- -Is. liic lolllc . ii'i f -ir-aip I.-.-, .-r- 1.. *_b<- 'Jj i- r:i*- inn-i pr.ic ti- .tbl.- nnd ii.��- l.ii 1 .'.;- . 1 !>..'. ���*��� l.ai��. . 1 in ie 1 iiy tb*- 1.1, -1 pn', 1 1 ii -ttir* in 'K-iiii I^i,;.I-' op tin- Nniil.i-ii r.i.l.ml.'i v nf .ii* ."..i\.!;.,i (j.- frnjn tin' l'e-ii> III.- r -ii lb' .*>. p.iiliil ie. Llic inn-l ,r i> 1 . v, ,tii fi-.l-'.-ili ;ii<l'.i- ip' tin- ""'li-.u'. i:>. lo.l.ir.. <.,"'���!)��� iJi .-.ui'.'-ai a point j m :in I . ,i. j;i-,. r 1 vi-1 ��� I: .1. b I.'.*- ':������:.1 'I*;. .I,eun- ('.icni. I iii 01 j;.!-'. r'i Iini,lid u:< of rb- ISunif bv 1 .-. ., nf I' 1 "li bow ifl.l*! I'.f- I .Vi-t, ' Ib.ii.'b l.j'.' i.-npi i'- v. i-t..*.', or > .. ��� ��-.;'.,. ( !...,;ii".,ci I:i ,(!���--, ,:!ivv. -ti Ov from I 1.. ��� ��� i-i..-.'. ..* A-i.nvv lsl.< , tl.'ii * ,'n"'lm*it "' h.i-. ���_,'.* i.< ��� to'!.* ii^ad "...'11- .if K'x iMi.vy d. R. HULL & 00. Wholesale and R,etail BTJTCHEBS. Purveyors of High-class Meats. REVELSTOKE, B.C. All orders in our line will he promptly attended to. ouse. .1. ALHEKT STONE, Piiopkiktor. a id i.' 11', *rj .rl . ,-JI 'im. rt<^ in : ... Ii'-Ul' J, ��� (1 .Ii-l le> '..a .1 inn il,* rc-v an, J-V (1. ' ', . 'II'I In , -,' I- I' . '1' ,1- - 111 "1 (l I-. .J. "ll' 111 < 'I b-ll.'l III III I -.ei.. I'.fi- m 1 ��� ,.- 1! .' ,1 b o 11 ��� ,r< ,1 i.'l iii'iin' 110 ��� 111 '.ni.it' ' t .no pn ���' r * I't'i-i; ii 11,. it.1(11 ..,!}-, Ill ' ' "-'I ' Oll3tY.il t. ' i.ii' - ,vii*l all j 'I f'^ir.c- .ifi'l j ' '1 ui'l 'ln< I > .'li ,,',ait ������'> I- I' .Uil -Ili'J 1 <���;,. ,,u |l,i - --itlnn II.I- '.'.ii'i iijiiip. '.'I I* 1' pli'illl 1 11 ' iy and J., Hutchison & Co,, (Opposile ('(ivernuient OITice,) (Groceries, I-'eed, Fruit, always fresh and full stock. t HEW STORE. NEW STOCK. Short AcooiintK. The Dining Boom is ��� Burnished with the best the ��� Market,, affords. ��� THE BAR IS SUPPLIED WITH THE CHOICEST WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS. We 1}<iVc ��i (}oofl S<i{>i>ly of E Ar.IIAIlA.MSON MHOS., Phoi'kii-tohs. First-class Table -����� Good Beds ��� Fix'e-proof Safe Telephone > 'Bus Meets all Trains. REVELSTOKE, IB_0_ i.ii.-i- 11. .! (11 ' I- ! I'll! I 1.1-- 11V IV . ' mil 'pi2 <~;^i>:f! BUILDING MATBEIAL AND LUMBER. ��� nr ,ii ni T.llliei may iidupt "nne of 1 ' e: |i m,, ui'l 1, i'i pn -.- 1 in 111,1] * h , " , , . -r ,, I il. I.lli'.ri lill III - v. - ;l iV 11,. -1 'It stii_rnest ions i-iiiImi* lieel 111 I hi- plalio,in, , ,,,,,, 1 ,uni r,,,-.ill 1 l'u . 11. -,i,\ n- in 1 " . ii,- ' i|. 11I11I ntcul-, pnvviM ,tii(l iniv'ii'.jf .1. tli.il llul.s iilteinp; ln,*4 td 1 i*l* It (.....Its I'lice. 1 heiliii.li: ;'.,��� . ,. . ', '��� , ��� ��� 1 1 r'.i ' I Hilled ul. Viinciiuvi r..I!. ('.. Illi^* IVI.Ii (bi.v nf p.J heir political plagiarism, should they Xnvcmbci-, ISII7. . (Jo so. will avail Ihein little, the tune . :t|.fitr , solicit*.r-i fm-ibe A iipiii-nnu Iioir.i-'-. pi 1 v ill ,c ��� o: nl ni 1 ,111I- Ci'tiii, in',- ^nv . 1 n.'iif'n!. inliiii'ipil ( ei. p-i, in mil, 01 nihir- pe 1 -n'l 1 or Ii'i'Ik ���. .ind lo ii * v ,111 I ".||(, \ toll 1 In.'11 el 11.11' I* ��� ii-in-. .1 n'l "11 ,ill l|ii-;li| p,n ni-" <i\ 1 1 .110 of - in 11 io.nl , i-iiliv 1 V-. 11 HIIVMI-/S, f' 11 it"--*, '.. h.L, VI .Mill vi -.( I-built h-, | In} ( (Illl -p.iiiy. .ui'l vv it I' po-.vi- to in ilc li.illii in ol her j .irr.i iii^i ml-, vv"|li lie- r.iiluin, -,ti ,iimIk ul nr I ��� il In i-' 'ii-np hi 1 -n'l I'm .ill ni I i-r in e ��� s-i.ny or I iiif-nli'iiltil n/ il , pi..Mi-ni |ii 1. il.'-;,-i in ili,i|. THE N'S HOTEL ���MJltAIIA-MSOX J'.JtOS., Phoimjietoks. bi'liiilf. Mil,. I ,.| \' id m ,ii. Hi ill -ii ( >i|iiniiii.i, thin llil.li ttiiy.nf >.ov i-hiVt. "III'dltlKI!' Ill-Ct 10.: Ai'liilllKIlTSON. H Hiistioii S(|iiiir'c, Viiti.i-iii, I'. ('. .-"1.1 it-it 1 n- for (hi. Applii iml.H, Cut Rales for Spot Cash. Call and see us, We can fix you. I Everything new and First=c!ass in all Respects. Tlie House is.stocked with the Finest Wines and Cigars in the Market REVELSTOKE SAWMILL, Rovotstpko St-vtlon, B.C. TZR-OTX-T* iliAEB.-GITT OB.C THE KOOTENAY MAIL, PAGE 3. THE LIBERAL-'PLATFORM. Adopted by the British Columbia Liberal Association. ei ' "At the British Colunihia Liberal Con- ' vention, held at New Westminster on Oct. 8t.h and Otli, the'followingplatform was adopted: We denounce the Tin ner administration, ' which li;is������justly forfeited the confidence of the people of this province by the reckless squandering of the public revenue; its alienation of the public lands hy grants to railway piomoters and private speculators (notably, the grant to the'Cassiar Central Railway Company:) it's system of class taxation; ils encouragement of monopolies; its ' open support of Oriental labor; and its presistent ���������it.lenipl.-s lo encourage sectional jealousies between the Island and .MainlaniL foi political purposes. ,And we denounce the practice -of "Minister*; of the Crown'makine: use of their ollicial posit ions to promote their private interests by associating* their , names with 'mining and other speculative companies. We advocate��������� 1.-KA1LWAVS 'AND LAND. (1.) The adoption of a policy directed'' towards ultimate, ownership of railways hy tin* Government. (2) That public lands be reserved foi actual settlement^and chat such legislation he enacted as vvill prevent the holding of large tracts by speculators .and company promoters. (3.) That, when a grant of land is" made in aid of railways and other' pub- , lie uiKlertakings.thi'Governmentretain an eiiuiviilent interest in such under- ' x I takings hy way of control of freight rates or otherwise. (t.) That the status of existing grants of land be thoroughly investigated, with a view-to compelling the opening un of the same to settlement where the " conditions upon which such grants have been made, have not been complied ' with. . , ', ' (5.)-That the.'system of transfer' and regis!ration of land he'simplified and lie made less expensive, while, securing absolute validity of .title. ���������- ?.IL- REDISTRIBUTION. '" (1.) A fair readjustment of the pies- . enl representation, on the basis of population, always allowing to sparsdy populatc-d districts a propor I innately - larger representation than to-populous districts and cities. '' (2.) The abolition Of the, :ji200 deposit reqiiired from candidate's. - ' ' . III.-TAXATIONi (1.) Tlie repeal nf the.mortgage tax. l (2.) The repeal of miuei's licenses for* those'working for' wages m mines. (3.) That coal iniiie;s he placed on the ' .same footing as other mines with relied to taxation. ' ���������' iv.���������timber:- ��������� "' ��������� ' (1.) The disposal of Limber limits by open competition, and in such quantities only as will meet the i-eiiu'iieinciits of the trade. .(2.) The enact inc-nl of an .-Tccurate. system of government scaling of logs, and its l igid enforcement. (3.) The introduction of a system of forestry, for the purpose of conserving and reproducing out-forests. V.���������CHINESE." .��������� (1.) The discouragement by all constitutional methods of the immigiation and employment of Oriental laborers, and | he "amendment, in accordance therewith, of the Coal .Mines Regulation Act. , , , '" .'. ��������� VJ.���������ROAD MONEY. (1.) The abolition of the present, corrupt practice of administering Ihe public road money ,in the interests of Government supporters. (- VII.���������HONESTY AND PROGRESS. (I.) The honest management of Pro- ' viueial a-sets in the interest of the t public. (2.) The taking of active, nieasuies for the systematic exploration of, the Province, and the adoption ol* a vigorous policy of constructing trails, roads and bridges, and the encouragement of other public works in such a manner as vvill assist in the speedy development of the resources of the whole province. ' ��������� Double Daily Mails. Mr. Fletcher, mail inspector, an nounces that on Monday next a double . daily mail service will go into effect between heie and Nelson. One mail vvill leave Rossland at noon over the Red Mountain and Nelson '& Fori Sheppard railway.-, via. Northporl. The nther vvill go via. the Columbia. & Western, leaving Ro.s.sland at, Op. in., and arriving at Nelson at 10:30 p. m. Ret urniiig from Nelson' the afternoon mail vvill arrive here over the- Red Mountain ."it 2:.";0 p. m. The evening mail will I.-.-tvc Nelson at. (3:30 p. in.,and arrive in Rossland at 11 p. m. Under Ihe new lime schedule <>n the C. P. 11. main linea saving of time of 13 hours will be made in mails from the west. New C.P.R. Time Schedule. I'oiiimcncing Sunday List a change in the eiiiiie system of Ihe ('. P. R. in O West Koolenny went into i-IVect, the object being lo give a heller .service and do away with delays and .stop overs. The new system .shoilcn.s l.he I ime ail along lh.- line. On the Itii.-slaiiddivision trains vv-ill lcavc'Ndson at ii:"0 p..'m. and arrive al Rossjand al 11 p. ui. daily. They will, leave Rossland atO p. m. and arrive in Nelson at 10:30 p. m. Coluiiihia 'ivi'i- 'steamer's vvill leave Arrowhead at 10a. in., Nakusp .-it 1 p. ni. and arrive in ilobson at S:o0 p. m., making connections with the trains that arrive in Nelfcon -it 10:30 p'. in. and Itossland at 11 p. in. People leaving Vancouver at 2 p. m. on any day may arrive in Nelson at 10:30 p. m. of the second day. The lay-over at Revelstoke from 0:13 ;i. in. to 1:30 p. in. vvill be avoided. Close connections will lie made at Nakusp and Hie train leaving there at 1-30 p.in. will arrive at Saiulon at'4:35 p. in. The, train will leave Sandon at 7:45 a. in., connecting at Roseberry with st earners for Slocan lake points and Slocan City, where ' connections will be inade fur Nelson as soon as the new lake branch road is in operation. The train from'"' Sandon will arrive in, Nakusp at 11:15 a: m., connecting with the boats which leave for the north al 11:30 a.,in. . December l' the new Slocan lake branch will,be in operation and trains will leave Nelson every day, except. Sunday, at 9 a. in., connecting nt Slocan City with the steamer Siocan" for Roseberry, where connections will lie made with the train from Sandon. ' The C. P. It. have advertised for. lenders to build into Rossland via Murphy creek and expects to go to work on������ it before spring. - More Condemnations. ' - Following far-t the publication of, the .Liberal platform comes now the. condemnation of the Turner, government,by the Trades and Labor council of Vancouver. President,, Bartley spoke' strongly against giving away the lands as 1 onuses.. The matter is to be fully discussed at next meeting. Il is known however that a majority .of the members of the council condemn the provincial governmentsac tions and , favor government ownership of i-ail- vvavs. ' . , Back From Washington. Sir Wilfrid Laurier and Sir Louis Da vies are back from Washington. Sir Wilfrid made the following statement: '���������I took advantage of my visit to Washington to di.-c-uss with President Mc- Kinlt-y and his ministers, in addition to the sealing question, many iii ternational questions which have given rise to trouble and irritation between the United States and Canada. Prominent among the.-e were the alien labor law, the Atlantic Jisheries, the fisheries ,of the irn-at lakes, and the United ,States tariff affecting Canadian interests. It is plain to us that the sealing question, cannot be. settled bv itself, lt can only be. SKtllt'-l'in connection with irritating and important- questions. You may sav very emphatically thai there is no intention whatever of negotiating any reciprocitv treaty'which would interfere with "or affect Canada's existing British preferential 'tariffs. This is well known to American statesmen. What, has been discussed, however, is the reciprocal abolition of tin; duties on coal, lumber and fish, bay, potatoes, ba tit-v, eggs and other similar' ai'tielcs. I am in hopes that our informal negotiations will tie followed hy more formal ones." NOTICE. -\TOTrCE THAT (i'l days frnm date I vvill J_> apply to tlio Chief Coiiiiiii.ssioiiei-cif l.nni1-' and Works for pc-iiiiission lo purchase 320 acres of land situated on UuMstrcun near McCidlooh Creek in Uifj Mend, West Kootenay District, boKinniiigut a pu-t marked Gus Lund N. K. comer, thenee ruiiiiin"* north 40 chains, thence wei-L SO chains, thc-ncc south 10 chains, thence eli������t 80 chains to place of commencement. , Located October 10, 1807. ��������� 29-Ot G US LUND. NOTICE. -VTOTIOE IS 1TEHHHY GIVEN' that CO days _1"N after dale 1 the undersigned do intend to apply to the Chief Commissioner of Lands and Works for permission to purchase thofollovviiis liind buin-* situated on Giiynor Creek near the mouth of Uunkei-hill Creek in the Trout Lake District, West Koolenay, commencing at a post, marked E. W. south-west corner, thence run- niiiK north 80 chain.--, thence 10 chains cast, thence hO chains south, thence 10 chains west to the place of commencement, being 320 acres more or less. ' ' , ERNEST WIIITAKER. ��������� ' per JAMES DIXON. Trout Lake, Oct. 2C, 1897. * ��������� SMIt ON: bbos; i -a sitsy Wholesale Druggists, * (Established 185S.) ^ '*,.,' v������������������a-D-"*"^-*- Victoria and* Vancouver, ^^ b: c. We cai ry the largest stock of Chemicals, Drugs, Pa lent Medicines, Toilet 'Articles, Etc., in British Columbia. ' Purties in. or contemplating eu ning in business, will find it lo their advantage to place their orders witvh u-\ ������ ��������� , . , The present, centre and. future headquarters for ��������� . .������ MINING^' OPERATIONS IN BRITISH .COLUMBIA. L. It is the centre of the Lar- deau 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 affords exceptionally good trout fishing. It has a crown grant, purchasers of lots thus obtaining an absolutely clear title. SPROUT LAKE CITY is reached by rail from Revelstoke lo Arrow- ��������� head, 28 miles ; thence by steamer, 10 miles, lo'Thom- soii's Landing; and a short stage of 12 miles;, the entire journey occupying only 6 hours throup-h mao-niiicent mountain O O 1 and lake scenery. Well-known mining promoters and capitalists already have their representatives on the ground, and it is no boomer's dream to say that before another six months Trout Lake City will be a bustling- centre of business and the principal town in this treasure-laden Lardeau, the new centre of attraction for , the best mining enterpnse, skill and capital which British Columbia has magnetized within her borders. The climate and soil of the district are all that could be desired by therancher, gardener or fruit grower for 'whose products a profitable and rapidly increasing market exists ; whilst to the sportsmen the neighborhood affords game in plenty. . The accommodation includes' good hotels, stores, post office, recording office, butcher shop and many private residences. Building operations arc in full progress, and the establishment of the sawmill will tend still more to enhance the immediate growth of this rising- town. PBIOES OJT LOTS. Inside, $100; payable $33.33 down, $33.33 in 3 months, $33.33 in 6 months. Corners, $150: payable $50 down, $50 in 3 months, $50 in 6 months. 1 (These prices are for a short time only.) T. L. HAIG, Rkvkl.stokk, General Agent. HUGH McPHERSON. Trout Lakh Crrv, Resident Agent. *rx*-JML-rm**J*x3rrz ALL" KINDS OF LIMITED LIABILITY. .COMAPLIX, B.C. ROUGH AND DRESSED LUMBER. ^FQatuM At the Company's Store'is carried a Full Stock of .General - Merchandise : Miners' Supplies and Outfits at close rates. P.O. Ahiiowhead: TEUiGIlAI'II TO CoifAI'LIX. The Company's S.S. " LARDEAU" connects with all C.P.R. trains and steamers, and makes daily trips between Arrowhead and Comaplix and Thomson's Landing. Communication is thus established with iill points in the Lardeau, Trout Lake and Pish Creek disti icts. The Company's tug "ARCHER" is ready to enler into lowing and freighting contracts. ' The Townsite -of COMAPLIX is now on the. market, and lots are selling rapidly. Comaplix is the.out- ' fitting point and headquarters for the Laideau and Pish Creek districts now being opened up. It occupies a splendid situation, high and diy, on the N. K. arm or Upper Arrow Lake, eight miles from Arrowhead,-and has deep watei for vessels all the year round, ll has good Hotel ncconiinodal ion, telegraph, and telephone connections, and daily mails. ' , R. TAPPING,, Agent for Revelstoke. ' ~ COSMOPOLITAN HOTEL KAMLOOPS, B.C. Best of everything going. RUSSELL & HEROD, Prop's. JL'PICARD, Contractor and Builder. Plans and. Specifications prepared on , short notice. ' REVELSTOKE, B.C.' : Wholesale and Retail; - I ;:. 'BUTCIiEPl- .. I DEALER IN Milk Cows; Saddle, Pack, Driving and Draught Horses, ��������� Revelstoke Station, B.C. TlIK BEST AND CHEAPESTROUTE ' FROM REVELSTOKE" To all Points East and West. THROUGH TICKETS TO, Vancouver, Winnipeg, St. Paul, "Chicago, Montreal, Toronto, New'York. First-class dining and sleeping- cars on all trains. Through Tourist cars to St. Paul daily, and to Toronto every Monday, and Montreal and , Ho-ston every Thursday. Purchase ticket*- to your (Instillation and have your bii-jKiiire checked ihroutfli. Koi- full inforiiiiilion a* to nil en, time, etc., apply to una rest (J.P.1I. A--e.nl. to , T. \V. HHAPS1IAW, Aui'iil. Ilcvelstokc. "��������� Or to K. .). COYU''. District Passenger A Kent. Vancouver. Tlie - Canadian - Paeifle Steamship Co.'s 0 -STEAMERS��������� (NAKUSP and KOOTENAY cave Arrowhead every day, except Sunday for all poinN in ICooteniiy,' iniikiiiK con neel ion ul, Nakusp for all poinl- on Nakusp and Klocan Hy. anil Slocan Lake. Close connection al, Hull-ion for Nel-ein, Kaslo, IJ.ilfour, Pilot Hay. Cl-.-se connect ion at Trail for llns-dimd, North- port and iill points south. For full information, tickets, maps, etc., call on or address T. W. BRADSHAW, AKcnt. UevelstoUc. Or to IT. MacGISKGOH, I'. .1. (,'OYLK,. Tniv. Pn-.-.. A;anl. Dist. Pas-. Ai;cii(, Net-on. B.C. Vancouver. ]!.('. Columbia & Western Ry. Tunc- Talilc- No. (i. To take oll'eel .Inly -'". ISH7. Daily lictwci.il Trad .-ind INis-ilancI. No. I! pa���������( nucr leaves lleihsl.iiid ���������, - '''''I a-"1- (,'iiiinecls wilh hlcainei'at Tuiil. No. ,'t pa���������i-iiKci- le.-ivcs Ti.iil - - - ���������<';1"' a-m- Connects will] Keel Moiiiil.iin for Spokane. No " pilSsC-IIK''1' ICilVI'- lillssland - - 11 ft..III. (���������imin-i-ts vvilli I'.I'.I!. -Iciiiiers for noitli. No 1 passi-nf;ei-leaves Trail - - - l-:'*11 P-"1- Connects with (".P.U. .sli-.inicr.s from norlh. No I ini-iseiiKcr haves rossland - - 3!.'Hl 11.111. ('onnccls with lied Mountain for Spokane. No. ."i passeiiKei- leaves Trail - - - ,;";:''"'.,l,-m- Connects wilirsUaiiil-i- l.ytton at. I rail. Oi-nci-a! OIIIih-h:' . - P. P. O UTKhl CS. ' '! rail, P, <!. '.'������������������.' ("eiieral .-mi -A. SPBCIAXTy lkootena-2 flDail = = =- IRevelstdhe, *f6.G. Smelting &: Trading-Ge: Ltd 5 A iium"ber of lots centrally located u t t * . I1' ' ' ' in their Townsite / The central pointof ���������" ( h , KOOTENAY. "tt; a r-v TEm^vcs. IS HEREBY GIVEN that all parties'indebted' igwiiw_ to The Kootenay British Columbia Smelting and^ Tradfng,s7ndicatc m respect of .the purchase of, lands in' the. Town of Revelstoke are required, forthwith to make payment to' me'or to the Imperial 13an>j at Revelstoke of'all moneys due in respect of said lands when "deeds will be'issued. Dated at Ainsworth this Stli day of November, '1897. _ .-_ j . ;t. j. lendrum,. , ���������. . ' ' 'Ao-ent and Attorney in fact for the Koot enay, B. C. Smelting* and Trading Syndicate and assigns. T. L HAIG, Resident Agent, REVELSTOKE, B.C. T. J. LENDRUM, Attorney in fact, ' AINSWORTH, B.C. it:e?,iu:e ABSOLUTELY FREE ! ! GIVEN AWAY MONTHLY As ii -ireiuiiiiii l<i usees of our _^,-^ SOAPS. Ret urn I lie ( (lupous ill the i'ud of cue mouth mid st.mil .1 chain e uf vviiiiiin-. this lii-.-iulifiil ui.iihiiie. Each 25c. Bar entitles you to one coupon. Any of Ojiir varir-us brands count in ihii comjK tition. No belter SCAf on the market. EINDLEY' &. CO., STANDARD SOAP' WORKS, : '", v, 1-iasumjs St., VANCOUVER, B.C;' "ypA&W* WUeMM^^ASW^MZ :;'^^:'%'l'-':0*--,: :v Kootenay:'Lodge ^''J��X'-' ���Xy'*0?''^.-No/iS A.F. 6ii A.Mi' ���^^y#:->l��> *' .... </?/. ������" .v T- ' *lc .regular iiicuIiiik arc held in the.-Mas-' *"-:-*T'.'ijVi'S 'V*7V .(-hie'l'oin'jilij'Ilmi'ri'iu-'s. ���y-^-.-^v^-^cg^:^1 i Ij,,]1. oh' 'ei,e , Uiird ���^2��M^li^V*^5f*^=- ���,!UI- <'"> tlie:, lliiril . f^^^J^^y-}^^^M lltlday...iiin. caclr: -^r-^-i^'~*C?>\.\gS$ menlli ,'at-''S I'- in.'.1 s=^^pc>'^S^-.]2x��J'"-" ' .Visil.iiiif'.'.'.'li'rel.'lir'eii' ������:!;, ��� .T"^*"-'""1""*"*"?"""' '.;'",���' ceinliiill^vvi.-.lcoinod. ' :'"'7t' 7!^''rf''"'''^H-^-'^I.Y'l'IIIC^aiV&Hy.;':'! 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Title | Kootenay Mail |
Publisher | Revelstoke, B.C. : Atkins and Smith |
Date Issued | 1897-11-27 |
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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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_1897-11-27 |
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Source | Original Format: Royal British Columbia Museum. British Columbia Archives. |
Date Available | 2011-08-26 |
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 | 10.14288/1.0181882 |
Latitude | 50.998889 |
Longitude | -118.195833 |
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