,.v Jb /v^- f'--������ j lr*3 ^jj Vol. 4.���������No. 27. KEfELSTOKR WEST KOOTEXAY. J3.G, OCTOBER 23, 1807. $2.00 a Year. ��������� .SETTLERS CONFERENCE COMMISSIONER McKENNA DISCUSSES RAILWAY BELT LAtfDS " With Them���������Settlers Inside Farwell's Grant Must Negotiate With Him ��������� Department Will Protect Them- - End'of the Dispute in Sight. ' ' The meeting of Rcvcl'stokc railway bell- settlers with Commissioner JJc- ' Kcnna of the Inlet-uy- Department took place, a> .'innounc-cd l>y (ho -Mail, in Tapping's Theal re on Monday afler- ,110011. The .-it tendance was all that could be desiied and keen inteiestw.is manifested. Alt. Bostock. JI.P.. who personally Ji.-ts' been giving much attention to Ihe inquiry, was moved |o tin1 chair. In opening tin- nicel ing he expressed the li.oiJct.-nri-aiigciiioi]|s now being ,m.-i(l.' toy settle the townsite . affairs, .supplemented' by the persona! visit of Commissioner .WcKemia, would result in satisfactorily settling the' li������.;:il_ii(|es quest ion and help ltovel- " stoke to,go forward by strides'in tin way it had started this year. IWr. .McKcnna staled (ho object ol his visit. Having' id'ei-red 'to' the .settlement of townsite affairs ,-iikI entered into a short hisfoiyof the, Far- well grant and-ctllcnient, he invited riiH'.stions. , i * i W. G. P.ixton cnqiuicd what rights .settlers had tioilh o! the i,-ii!way Mack on Fai-well's grant. The Commissi,.per s,-ml tho.so who had', settled within Fai-well's grant would, under the .settlement that. It,id liei-it made, h.ive'lto .seitk- with Far- well him.seti';,'and <thot.e onlMile. on ���������Dominion l.-tnd.s, would bo able I'd pur- 1 cliaM' as il, would b.- put.in the market.' Asked if I ho Depart meiit would t-on- tnil the prices of sale between F.irwell and settlers-on bis- giant. befoi o' the ���������settlement. ,y,v. .Alt ivenna lepiiodjic i-onlilii'l. say il.at. bill in- wotthl say that settlors would in- protected to i he fullest' extent. t'ntt -idetal ion of the |>oi>(nin! claims .of settlers in llial neighborhood vv.t.s.lhen invited ;t >i������t Messrs. Allen, ILel'iicKttglon, Betuiit n.id others siilin.it te.l I heir eases m , which nolo- were taken. A special in i.i e was m.-ide ot 'air. Hothoi-inglo'ii's ease which, .Mr. .YlciCcuna s,-tj<|, w;is ��������� -.oemingly apniiicuhu-Iy hard one. Fin-set tiers l.tulhof the track, neni Long's brev'verv. J. El hong, Oils Gran- net t, C. Tui'-nruss, T. 'Righton, Mrs. Warring, and Ii. Tapping appealed. .Messrs. Fi-;is-ei-, Alackie'and Dolan came foivvti-d for the settlers, acio.-.s. (.he rivt;r: anil lor (Ix.-c east of the station, NeN Anderson. Mi.s. Watson and Mis JjMmnincr. Fur tiie lllc-cillevvaet, settlement. Messrs. McCartv and Crow it the -VIail Inis nothing hut. kind words and good wishe.s. The pul-li-heiis are lo be eongtat til.-tted on their entei- pri'.e in establishing' themselv..^ >0 early in such a pi (uniting held. Tinut Lake is.-tKo to be eongi-al nlated al having a newspaper esi.-ililit.lied then*. There is no greater, mure useful, factor in building up a. new country than Ihe piv.-s. It takes upon itself (and the buiden is novel- lightj the grievances- of (In- eotumiiiiity and voices them loudly, persist em ly, in the ears of those in atilhoi it y till they redress (Item. It keeps pal ienllv. ploddingly, week hy week, building the lahrje of development, ami ptogies.s and lii-ing.s its i-ommuuit v from the chrysalis of obscurity to the da/.'/ling winged , beatify of ,-Hlvaneemenl. .-fud notoriety. For all of this it, th-ci-vos praise, but too often its labors' are ignored and its usefulness despised. Trout Lake Cily has now got the greatest, aid to pi-ogress it everh;id jind the Mail will be disappointed,/if the Topic, is not. fully iqu.-il to its task. MONDAY MORNING'S BLAZE. Two Hoi^es Devoured in Short Order ' ���������Particulars of the.,Loss. Al. about 3:30 Monday morning the piercing sound'' of the locomotive whistle awakened several citizens to an alarm of fire at the station and .shortly afterward t he'-- bell'' t-alled the A LAUDABLE PROJECT. r Patronize the Concert In Aid of Ceme tery Improvement. ' The Jii-i Our Federal Member. The recent v i-it, of Hewitt linstock, M.P., to Bevel-toko was seized by the Mail to point, out (he present position of .-lir.-iit-s regarding the river bank. Mr. Hostoek bioki d at the bank and observed the gu.-it en'i-ion that had taken place, and expressed regret lliaL it should have been allowed logo sd fat-. As to the possibility of pi otecting it IVnin fm-lher damage hv said, '���������! f I iie provincial trnveniiiient is pn-p.-tie'd to do its share, 1 .iin piep.-ueil to. again urge the matter .on the Mini-ter ol Public; Works; but'the initiative should now be taken by the provincial government." The opening of Dig Bi'nd was brought to his notice and his help solicited for grants to improve navigation on llie liver above the canyon. Il was pointed out, (hat itl the pioeut system of appoi 1 inning .small -sun-seaeli year there v as .note or less waste',.and that if'a linn i sum could b" got, it, would bo more tisei'ti! and, in the end, mine economical. He was gratified at the gieat ,development of Revelstoke ���������d to be back this suiiKuetv and Mere again in Mr. SifUin. ' i few week., \v it li Hon. ippeared, f \Y. Dickey and, ill town','' the case i was- considered. Messrs. Green and Skogsti-om brought forwaid their grievances ,-tl Albeit C'.iuyon, and having discus-sod lliem for\-i short, while th" Cominis- -sioner decided U\ peootially visit the gi-ound. ,r The Commissions's attention_' wan then diteeted to the fact, that in the distribution of' Hevelsioko really lo companies anil other- little care had been given to the in eds of (he publn .I'td now the towns piogicss nqtuied ,i publn p.nk Jfis assistance w.is asked to si < in e to the people,!, block ol JO.icicshu pi-bin. paik puiposis. Mi. McKenna said the idta h.ttl his synipalhv and he would "see what . < ould lie done. F. Fiasei niov( d a vote ol thanks to Messrs.. Hostoi k and Mi Jvciin.i Im men itlleiest in the setlUmi'iit ol these long- <lel.i\ed Doubles nui s.iel iflollovvid by a speicly settlement they would tU'seive Lhe enduiuig thanks ol the people. \\". JJickey hadmiK h pleasme in seconding the motion. Mi. JJosto. k said vv lulu' nine li indebted loi the Iif.tt i\ vote ol thanks, he did not desei ve it as he was but It j ing ti.-cnny out the pledges given to the people at the last election ; and it would lie-his constant client to do lh.it and I'u'ij thing foi the hincbtol his Clllistlltllents, lo Hi,. |u -,t o| bis alnhi v. lie was glad t(, see Mi MeKeiitia heie making a poison tl iiijiiny into these in.itleis .ind had little doubt the settlement vv ould he s,i) isi.u (in \. The (JommissiuiK i (b utked Iheinci I ing'loi its kindness. He wasa public <ifliii.il ind was but endeavoi ing lo do his dulv. Hi s\mp,iilii/,oc| vvilh the -i (Lit Is' gt li v.iiu i s im(l Ihoiign then in.iv be clifTh nllt.'s |K. v.oulil do his >ilj h( st In settle the whole (Jili'siioti s il I-.I ii im dv. Ilo i All. .Stlto-i is dning all In (an, -inn Mi. Jjoaioi k fust jiic-si d this in ltd i on (In ih p.u (un nl. to g( f II s( (11, ,| ,|||(| ||( , NJH( (, ,| L|, ,, \v ould now suiii' In The Conservative Leader. ���������Sir' (Jinnies Topper, leadei of the CJonset vative"parly, was iu Reve|s|(ike -last .Sunday. We is veiy inueh jile.-ised with the ptogress of Kootenay and lii.s L-omp.-tiiies are becoming inteicled theie. Interview ed in A'ancouvei- lie denied the report, that he had advocated (lie introduction of party lines into British Columbia politics at tlie next elections. ' lie said, -'I have not in.icic a remark on the subject since I c.iiue into Hritislt Coliuubia, ] am not. here foi'I he purpose ()1 interfering in the Pirn incial elect ions in any vvav vv ha (ever." Asked as to th.' leport ahum, his son mining out to pr.ic.ti.se law- in (bis Ptov ine'e, Sir C'iiai b-s replied: '��������� I believe that he and Hon. Mi. Peters, Premier of Prince Hdu.trd Island, have decided to I'm ma j>.irl:i"i- .-jhip.ind practise at'Victoria. ' On the mineral outlook he .-aid: "Theie 'is a .strong- disposition in England, ] think, to look for sound invest incuts in connection with the mi'tieral developments uf' Cai\acI i, ind the gieat mini i.il dinner n s tint have ' (ak'ti place vv .lliu, the last L.\ o_\i ais have clitic li il the itli ntem of the tinning vvoild lo (he Don iiuon " lire brigade uoul oiiginaled in A bey's drug -slor e ��������� had got such way that, when Ihn brigade in lived tiie walls had I'alltin in. and Pet ret la's, .slicje shoj.w.is also nearly demolished. Allontion was at, once directed to saving A. N. Sinith's bakery, est."ihlislimeitt and with good ! ell'ecl. for though ,it ' got" ' set iotisly -scorched no Damage was done. Willing hands also tried to save the , burning houses but. the fii-e was too strong and - so quickly did the buildings go (hat the inmates lost much pci.sonal e/lVcls. J)wight. .Ross showed considerable pluck in climbing ,up to tho, window thinking that one of Alley's 'children vvas inside, hut happily everyone was saved. {'\ a How the fire originated is a mystery. Mr. Abey says jj was not througli c-o.il oil explosion as leported, but "it must have been soiffe exl.rani-din.-u-y ('.-atiseas there ivas nothing in the simple .-let1 of making a fire to cause tue sudden t fl.-igi.-il ion which followed. Inquiiy of the sufferers elicited tin-' following i.iformalioii. The building occupied by F. A bey's drug , store was moi tg.tged by l\h-<. Ko.s.s for $3<!()'tci Ii. .1. ,Bourne, anil the.-e \v,ts an iu-Jtu .-nice on it"of SjilOf). .She ,-iud bet -on, Dwight also lust about ,$70 iu bills and silver. F. Alley's stock he vain, d at $14{K) or ijiloOO. ��������� Ther-e was a mortgage 'of $S(J() on this lo Dr. McLean on'v, hich about $(500 had been paid, the balance not, being due (ill December 7th, 1S97. .Tin- stock wasiiistued fo'r$(>00 in f.-tvcr of Dr. McLean as his interest may appear. Mi. Ahey, while somewhat crippled in pocket, is not at all in Ihe very desperate condition fi.'iat.'eiaUy which has been made i.ul. ' The shoe store belonged to Allgelo C.ipiinegio, was valued at .-tbottl $10(1, and was instiled for if;2')!l. J_. Pel ret tn wlio i eiiled (be building lost aliout JjiLOO iu clothes-and tools. * '- The Mail sees with much0 ph-.isme the effoit now being made to impiovc the lievelstoke ci'inelery grounds and gives it its hen ly suppoi t. ISailio'r in the year the .Maji. tiied hard to arous,; which j public- interest in (his matter devoting 'much space to it, .-mil it, still feels w.trnily (ci any good sch"me to secure tho necf'ssiii'v inipr(ivi''iii('iit. . ��������� ....' ��������� , . ' f . ' llie idea is now to give a concert, a really gooc^ concert, and the matter has been heartily taken up. The following have vt'iy kindly offered to assist in making the affair the great success ii, pi omises to be: Mcsdames H.tig, llearn and .Melville; Misses Lesa and Jin id Martin;' Messrs. Iloai-n, Melville, Huberts. Barber and L.ivv.son. The-concert will he held at Tapping's Theatre on October 23th., Tickets will bo dis| ribtifed for sale aiiiongst the d<-- 'nominations "JoraJIy i'"pie.s-en((,-<! and plans of the hall uul be placed at, Mcssis. F. B. Wells and Bourne Bios, stores.' Free.'liiiaso-i will be run and in every particular c-ate is being taken to give the public a plras.-ml, and com- foi-lahl(������ evening. It is a most, wortlu object and deserve-s iiearty snpjioit. It is not taking money out of the town like "patronizing second-rate visiting shows, hut is directly of local benefit.. Help the projector) and secure tickets eailyaslhe house, is sui-e'to be well filled Local and Personal Briefs. eaves for her eastern Je'i'lV "' Fire Brigade Nor 2.' One.of the most, unanimous and bilsniL'ss-like 'meetings held in Hevelsioko tool: place Monday evening at Tapping's hail Sgeing by the a laith ing example of that'morning^ that, il. was neie.ssary lo have something iu Hit-nature of local fire protect ion, t he citizens of jlj,. station wei e very ready to take the matter up and for this I he meet ing w;is called. Mrs. v isil on .Monday. Mark I [yait. is laiildin^ a big house on Second Street. ^ Rev. J. A. Wood, returned from K.tinloops yeste.tday. ',' It vou vvaiit a ^ood piano see II. N. Ciiursier,a^ent foi the J leintznian. tf. There will be special musical serv ices at the .Methodist chuioli on Sunday evening. -Mr. and Mis. W. B. Tc-ase arrived from Victi ri.i on Wednesday morning. Coiigiut.ul.tiiuii.s. ' ' "'J3. MuMan-is, of -Kanil'oups,' but lately of t.'iis place, paid us- a flying visit"!his vvei ' stable. Pige took lu'm to Kainloops tiiat evening and letuiued next uiorn- ing. J. i. l,angsfair, editor of tlie Trout, Lak's y'oj/ir is in town. Chas. H. Ilosuier, .superintendent of C.P.K. felegr-apli system, ariived from the east ami went south Thursday. Lieut.-Covei-nor .Macintosh of tlie N. W. I1. was in town last night.' Jle lias juat (loal1e'J_^_liyt!JP'"'.y in England with a large cujiital. Jt is .strange hovv all these, politicians aie becoming mining ope.ralois. t 'J'he, Australian V.ariely and Concert Co. will appear here on Novembeiy^nd and .'5id. ���������, Press clifipings speak ver-y favorably of the troupe ;ind if tliey ;tre nearly as good as ��������� is said x should be well worth seeing. Geo. T. Newman is one. of the best rustk-is iu the country and is duiii" a lo.iring hu'siness ;it his store in Arrowhead. His prices' are' moderate and his goods well assorted. < See him for business. Auction Sai,k.���������Clothing, hoots and shoes, gents furnishing goods, blanket's, Will Ins .sold'at, publie auction without reserve. Your price is ours. Commencing to-nighl at 7 p. m:, at Peterson's Hall, for three days only . ' * , The. 'M.vir, ,'acknowledges with pleasme tlie leceipt of tlie Diamond Jubilee number illustrative of 'Hat Portage. It is a splendid piece of work. The initials O.D.H. did not. escape us and O. I). Hoar has our best thanks. ' . F. 2srorbery, of Fort .Steele, passed tinough Wednesday, lie vvas a 'delegate to the Liberal,convention and litis been visiting Lieut.-Governor JDewdney since.. There is no ��������� good reason why politics' should i interfere with tlie amenities of good society. MAY BUILD TO HOPE SIR WILLIAM VAN HORNE ' TALKS, , BUSINESS AT VANCOUVER. He Describes the Attitude of the C.P. R.���������Ag'ainst Allowing the Road to Hope to Go Into, Other Hands Than His���������A- Bonus Wanted. Coal Borons Worsted The Duiisihiiiis h,i\e h.'tl if.nl The\ listed ihe coiisi mil lonahuv ol thei Coal AIn.es Regulation Act, which t\ I dudes Uiine-i lion vvoiking utitlei-j Hioiinil, in Ihe Supiirue Co.nl at! Oil.iv,a on Tiasdn.and then appeal A. Ci. .M. f-J.oi'.igge- was appointed c-h.-.iruian. a.nd A. J{. 11. IJeai-n, s.'crelaiy. M r. .Spraggc, i-i .-tddi-essittg the ineeiing, alliided to .the morning's file lo show the nece.ssiiy foi . !i)e p.-o- tec-tiun. lie epioted frotii pioviucial estimates the various giants given to pioviucial towns which showed (hat IJ.irkerv i!!e ,-uni Kamloops had $.">0'J e.n-h while Revel.stoke teceivetl but ."���������i^Oy. He did not think t he: e would i,e any difficulty in gelling one or two vacant lots fio,n the CMMl/io build a Hi dial I thereon. Referring lo the foi uialion of the proposed fire hl-ig-ide he said he h id lac 1 oi cjii.i ing into i iie tub's, fii^iit'iiliiip .nd equipment (it t.n itevel-to've In'g nit .Hal tin idi a W.IS to to up, , ,|e j,,, ,,,,,(��������� ,j pn.terc- lion. mil ( iii ii .-pa ui I,, ,_. ,de T.n 1 and ih,it to be burned Nn 2 A div id- inirliiu betweinihe I w o i nil, nl (own t < :h! be (Mablislud, at tl tl I, ,. \ltl, (m i.1st side fit it t ipl.iui wiiitld be in (h itge.tnd Xi I blig.ulet ipt nn he.is. si-1,1 lit. it on ( I <W st side, V !( e \ e] s l The uncling nadrh ,i(ie|ile(l tin Dr. R. M.tliiis'iii will bo at his dental ollice, Revelstoke. Station, from November' 1st, to 15th. ���������' -- * The lievelstoke Quadrille Club 'held itsfitsi meeting in Tapping's Jla.ll last evening Next d.nice will be' Tuesday pvcuing. Miss Jvyda Edwards is, we tire glad to see,- able to be out again. She had a very long illness but is now netting on nicely. Tom Downs litis brick 3 aids across iJit Smelter ^ Company, ���������speculation. John Cram, of (lie Waverley Mine, vvas in town this week, and went up lo Albeit Canyon with Messis. Boslock and MeKouii.i. ' a Aliraham.soii JVos. fine new hotel is neaily leady, tlio top storey being al- tnd the front piesenbs a purchased liver, from J t is a the the rood Col. and Mrs. Domville, of Kothesay, N. Ii., accoi'ii])anied by Messrs. Smith and Mortimer, < of J,ondon, , J^iigland, vv'eie in town Monday. Colonel JAim- ville is . managing diteelor of an English concern which will exploit the Yukon next season. -, Messrs.'Hewitt Bostock, M. P., and J. A. MeK'onna, of the Interior De" p.trtiuent^arrived here. Monday. They left for Lauiie Tuesday and from theie took band ear to'Alhert Canyon. .'JMiey got back on ii freight about 7 a. in. Wednesday morning. ' ��������� * 'J'he brethien of Ivootenay ]jod"-e, No. ].">, A. F. ifc A: M. and' visiting members vvill march to St. Peters chii'-ch next Sunday evening. ]{ev. Mr. Ford will preach an ."ippropriafce. sorinoii lind special 'services vvill bo held. ' . ' ' We aie headquarters for combs, blushes and toilet supplies. We keep a few drugs too.���������The McDowell, Atkins,*Watson Co., The Druggists. * The conceit for the, cemetery improvement fund will not be a grave afl'airj'on the contrary it. will lie one of tiie most pleasant, and entertaining .-iflaiis yet held in town. Mr. J-lerbert Mart in. deserves great piaise for his oflorbs in this matl< r and the conceit deserv es jjat ronagt-. Interviewed !>y the VancouverBiuiii] of Trade, Tuesday, Sir Win.' Van- Home, President, of the 0. P. R. Co., 'said regarding the propo.sed line from Rohson tojlupe: "I would like to tell youj-imply what the position of the. 0. 1\ It. is with I'egaid to Southern liiiiish Colutiibi.i. The company pro-, jected a line fiom t he Crow's Nest Pass by way of dSVIsou and Jtobson to the vicinity of Fentic-ton to connect with itsauain line at. Hope. This was seven , or eight ye.tKs agii. For several yean,- the company had engineers in the field;" indeed, all through southern. British Columbia. By the end of next ��������� year the company's line vvill be built' subslantially fiom its main line" at Dunmore to Rohson, on the Columbia, ' and no doubt before that time .steps' vvill have been taken and considerable' of the road built from the Columbia River westward. Yon can readily see ' thai with the. vast amount, of money ' that the C.P.R. has invested in various lines in British Columbia, and with the large sum invested in the Crow's Nest ', P.uss line, i(. cannot reasonably he expected to allow some other- company to occupy, the territory between the^ Columbia River and till* Frazei- Valley. Of cour.se if anybody else has money ' to build there on their own, hook, and ' take chances of business-, as we have to takethem, we have no objections at all. J3ut any line in such territory, ' other than theC, P. R., must, you will readily see,'necessarily ally itself with the American 'system - south of'the bnundaiy, and Unit un.st take business ��������� .away from British Columbia and frtwn ' Vancouver. Such a'line is not. to'lie- permitted. I only mention' it hecause- .in the' near future you will oh ap- jn (.ached for >y handsome " bonus for such a line." The Hoe the C. P. R. pro- ' pose to build by way of Penticton and ,' Hope gives to Vancouver eveiything that Pan he desired in southern British Columbia on the Coast." f- Trout Lake City.' most iiuislied splendid appearance. We only wish t'o icuiiud you (hat wc have a full Mock l ui patent modii mis-_TiV MiDowell, Atkins, Watson Co, The JJiuggMs * Ceo .1 Atki.is, picsident of the FienJi Cieik Co, i etui ued fiom Clin igo on Moiidiv lie was aciom pa-lid bv Mi Milligau win, Idt ue\l (L\.\ loi (begun Ti 10 R������V(|stoke l!i ass liand ., , ������������������ than man's ideas, anil F W I mi" was (hiovv n out, the Court holding tl I ,,���������,v ,, .. ,, .....'. J' U,' l'"1'h i. ..i , . .... . ^ I niovi cl I bat \\ hi ie is n iM|,su M,),. and nectss n \ ||M| ( he e.isi"i n poi tain of this low ii h ive hie piniiclion or Ks I own a In. In ig ,(],. siKuild he known a- lii ig ui< ,������<i Z lor on d to Cu tied R. Tipping moved th it a (omuulli e be loiimd to g(, mt,, the dt(,nK ,��������� (|u matt- i, and lb. lollotvi ig were ip- _ lioint.cl. Mi-s,s Spragge, Jjouim. ''( > [ CIi ipm in. Hug. L.nng, M((;utv. Tio.it L.'ikci, lust Nt\vs|).i|)er Tin liisi ii ii ii i Iu i o| | h.- Tioul Lake 7Viy)/< is lo bind (his vvi.k ll is pllllll 'li '1 .It J I r .If ' i! , ( ,i s |, , .Mi ssi I, mil;sI ill ind ( in i ,, ] j, | had no puisclii I inn. 'J'he at ( is tin ,, loie sustain, d and icni mis m foil c Hi lllg lav.iiable to ( h.ll.'se |abi,| ,��������� Unit minis th,. JJi.iisinuns (md ihe lone ol (he Ait, I imI wen- oppcised b\ ollni con.panics ind I |,e miners' u.iiiin I Christoplur Robinson, QC, bu thej New V.iniouver (oil (o, mo\ i 1 t,i I quash the appeal, D'Allo.i M<_( .ippe.tiiil lo. Hi" -Ulmiiev-fiineralulj Hl(V ][m! M j this provinii', md W \\ B Mill.ins , ,. , .-(-((iv. ii vv is .iciueii /.i . Jiiii.uis (() [1)(J du tes ol the (oMimiifee .h.l (theboy ,���������atot)l,��������� (������,. Mim , s' Croon ',|u.,, ,���������..,��������� ,., ,,��������� "" ,1"' __^ |in<\ apply lo the pr opt i .lulliontics A Yakoners Tale I '"' '"' ",( '~t'"1 tht ' " "',l''"' ������'-"'i I The thanks (,| t he muting vveie A Miitng ICnglisbin in was m Ri\el-j tindind those who help,d s(l.,' a \ slol.e Wdlrn-dav fiom tin Yukon. ||,. , ^niitli's pi���������| , ilv . to Mi J\ipp,,ig ),,, ml he got as |,ii is the stiiiiinl but! n^e of tlu h.i'l. and to the i ban man wheiilhire hi found th.ie wis nut foi his i noi _'\ in otgaiu/ing t he moi l- enotigh piov isions to | (^| |,,, p ,t j lU.|, t -ng a.id |iii>liing it to a suit t ssf ui con- tnd bitiisi |f |fe (ui in d b ii k and vv ill { < Iiismn ii sign his i h UK, - ut g, mug |��������� t|��������� I ind ol ^old nil in \l -i i u hen be VV ill I I (Mill Ills jl II ( III is I'1 - '\ - th it thotinl' n i, l no v n (In t. vvi it i CiX) h us, . ���������.),,, |��������� d ,1,,,, the i (illllll v {lie ii ue i (,\v not moi, th in ."(Jl) <>| (In in ilivi j b i, ni* .n<. lu'l of di id ind dv ing .inn i i|s .md thi gll.lll st ( I til Jlj | |. V,Ills will opi n the setson with i splendid lull in Pile i son's Hall on \V( dnesdav, Oo(ol)"i 27 Secure vour tickets w hu Ii ,ik> now hn sile See the liupenal Bank ad this vvtek 'J'he Impel lal is one of the sti otig fin incial lust il minus <ii Canad i ���������md clients ahvavs spt.de of the tout I eons Heal un ut of its ollueis Tlicic's s ttiti iction tlcitltng al a it'll ilile di ug stoic, ew n if pi u i s ail Ingliei Bui when ilie^'ie lovvii- go to the Mc Dovvell, Atkins, Wilson Co, The Di uggists * Chis F landm.uk ntd A .Johnson of tin lievelstoke l/nuUI vveie p's and (' P R ll.lfbt III* ]| Is 1(11 V.( ( k ( nd- ingOilobci Uthv.iK bbl|,0(J0. Im the s Illle VV( i k I.ls| \t II |i ( ( |j,(., U(.| ,. hH(),<KK) V ' 'hi in in in enilv injur i il it 1 " H ill Mini b is _,,{ , 1111������ i i il I. i ���������7 I.i In I (' oi i^i s ,^ lift ��������� , , Nl , (1J| ( tIi^ 'Ha ( low's N, ^t ( ,,d Co is now "I" 'im.,' up "- piopcttv J'ne m'iiii is -in feel thick ind fn-t-i | iss.iiilhi.il ite. B\ llleliiiii the Ciow's ;Ses| lailvv/j mil it is , \|���������.i 1,1 il,,/ ,|1(, nn'ie i pit dot live i i|> k ii v ol 'i i' onl <()< iijo ids j , i d iv Is I 1 vv ul I, ivi ! J 0U' I. r.s sengcis rroiii Viituiii TtKsdav legisleied al (ho Hotel \,tiiunivei ���������\ii Jolins'iii icttii net! Tlnnsii tv The collettmn of uiuiei.ils liom I Ins disti ict got one of lluce gold niul.ils |ii(senled In (he Spokane Kan lot goo<I cnIiiIiiis Ol the oilier tvwi 10 tst Kooten.i) got one and Bound.uv Cntk (lie olliei II J'iiii, the ^e.u ll piovrnci tl nun igei of (Ik Cnudiati Cinei.d KlectlK Co. wis in Hi velsloke Tl ( s "M Mi Pun timv iiji In sec lusimii' -|)i cial ( leitui fiuun s foi tin ||ot( | Piovelstoke ()n the mfoi m tiion .f Const ible Page, Ben Biuke was tliuigul tli s week Willi (hi (left of stindi v n,i,,ds fiom tin Hod I 1!( velsloke He was lllld Tuisd ,\ I ( loie .JustKc- of tl e P< i" I i >��������� i mrl 11 ng md si nil ni ( d i' ("in month, inipi i-ojinu nt (\in- What may prove lo be a ��������� very fortunate find was made liy Albert iSandoii on the head waters of Canyon Cieek last week Three ' claims vveie st iked on the had 'J'he pay stieak wliuh has be(ii (rated the lull length of the lluce' claims is liom 11 to '22 un lies wide composed of (pint/, jriay ( oppei vv ith some galena ,.ss,lying 1 GG oiinus in silvei 'J he Incli ion is not ol tin lust, bet wlieie tin ie is oie a vv.13 will be found to get it out .Mi Alojer hi ought down some splendid s iinples of ( oppei and galena fiom the Hthel The woik lecently done h is greatly impiovid this prop, ei tv. 'J'he Badshot will woik all wintci md piobablv, ship oie Willi picsenl lieighiing lacilitus onl\ high gi ide oie will p ty Tlio owueis have good slicing ipialitiis and will make the Badshot oik of the leading shipping minis of tin colinti v. The \\ uicKor Hotel had ,i giand opening on the 1 1 th 'Iheie was a sph ndul ball and suppei. Tin tontiactois on the Sdvci Queen finished then bundled and fiftv, foot tuiiiii I 1 his vvetk .Manigei Dixon vv nils to let a conti id lor an addition tl lid \ hei The .Silvei Cliff has dosed down foi lln vvinlei M in.igei Sic wail lus left lot Pin tl 111(1 A Mu.iio left f������n the to 1st JmmIiv. F A Monie ll..s gone to Biandon toi thevviiiUi He will tike a side li ip to ltossl md Canada's New Loan. - According to t he stillist icul year hook just published tlie last Canadian loan. Moated in 1S01, for $2,500,000, had an actual interest, payable on it of 3.1(3 per eenl. The difference,in the rate of interest between this and tlie proM-nt loan (at 2.73 pei cent.) in the short term of tinee years is truly remarkable. It is a difference of .43 of one per editor practically one-half percent. This is a wonderful decrease aiid exceedingly gratifying to Canadian-of nil shades of political opinion. It is open <o doubt if any other country in the world could borrow on better terms than those of the new loan.-which was subscribed twice over. In view of om- new found position, it is a pity that, the great pat t of Canada's! public debt pays Mich ;l high rat.- of interests, viz., I pei cent. A Great Editor Dead. Ch is. A. Dana, editor of the New- York Sun, died on Sunday. The deceased was a man of gieat literary ability and det uled thaiattei. He took up the Stiii in J.iuu.iiy, IStiS, and suite that tune has been continuously emplovul in tond.11 ting that successful papoi, .mil bj his one! gyand ability has made it one of the foremost jouin lis of the United States. He had his view-, and one of the most m irked was his dishke of things British. He was hoi 11 in lMf), and might be close 1 ibi d as the best-know 11 of Anier iian ulilois. In (his icgard he was, goneially -peaking, the 1 e<, pient of of Bonne (iieelv's jomiialistiL mantle and made neaily,is deep an iinpieb-ion on the minds ol many of his ion.ittyinen. The Sim (.1111.ol 1 ��������� p!.i( e him. Our Paternal Government \l Ihe toe, ti 1^ (,- th ��������� s| u kh ildeis of lln (joldtj. Id, et liiiii.ii Columbia (' ' . 01 b. 111 Loud.11., .Mi. Giant-Oman, I 11 id. 1^ lo 1 I'i (able lepoit, slid lll.lt I'ii hgi-lit.i of Ihilish Columbia v\a������ I i.e to.. 1 gi tieimis m ih,. vM,,|d i,,' II 1 on ' <���������i ip tons loi it 1, lu-t-s iIomu 11.-I iing The Ministerial Lamb The Oiplians Cared For. C. IS Dividson iiiloimis lln Y.nt- uiiivii Woild thai tin siu( o| sh lie- hold cis ot t he Oi ph in Itov Co. against H.iskins and li 1111 -i II is off A new unipinv w'll be foimed ind the old shai ( boldei s who bought then sto( k in good bill h will be iu oup( d 111 c isb 01 il - ( tpuv ah nl \iii,llui (lain, will be di v dopi d I v tin new ( oiujianv. The K..,iteii iv s an just now tieated to the s|��������� ( |.M 1,. of ,1 |,K.d luiujstei of tin fto 11 dls< J..iiging (he duties of ei 1 11 >i bo\ I,, im |,,,| 1 \ ,,| (��������� ]> 11 oIIk 1 lis iic.v vis|(ing tint '.eiiuni. .\ private (lis.,id J, ,|.s, Us th,,| eve|\- wluii Sii Willi nn \an Hoi lie gifi-s( Cob' Biker, like Jl nj's little l.|ii|b, is sill e to go. It T Jyoweiv town to 1] iv of the Ichir js in PAGE V. TIIE KOOTEXAV 3JAIL. Uhe 1fcootena\> fiftaU I'UHI.IPIIKl) KVKItY SATL'ltPAY - Al ��� ItEVELSTOKE. B.C., --I1Y-- ATKINS & SMITH. I,i;iii.i.-iii:i{s .1X1) I'HOi'iiiK'i'on.s. Subscription Price, S2.00 Per Annum ' XS' STKIl-ri.Y IX advaxci: "i>j. ADVERTISING RAT.ES. CON'TItAirr ADVKKTISIiMKN'Tri inserted til the rate (if SI..TO jier column inch per nioiitii. Kor-spaws nf six eoliiinii niclief- or over 61 i pur incli per inontli. . JltAN'.SIKNT AflVKItTISKMKXTS 10c. per line lirsl insertion, ,">c. per line cicli snljse- qticnl, insertion. The. miiiil-.cT uf lines , reckoned liy space occupied, 12 lines lo llie incli- HKAMXG NOTKJKS 10c.,per lino c.icli insertion, unle��s i-oitlfiicled for by llie Urn lines. ' J OH PRINTING of every kind ill most reasun- .'ilile rales nnil .shoi-te.st notice. .ACCOUNTS for jolt printing or advertisitiK p.ivable on the lirsl, of ovi'i-v moiilli. jCOItlt'JCril'ONDKNC-K on .-ill iniiltei-s of local or puMic interest invileil und carefully considered. All uoiniiiiiiiiciLliiiiir. to the 10<1 il or ,liin.st he ticcoiniiiinicd hy the iianie of the writer, not necessarily for publication, but , /is mi evidence of good faith. ' Addi"(.ss . The'Kootisxay Mail. Bevcl.stoke, B.C. ' KEVI-JLSTOKE, OOTOBER 2!}, IS07. I'i" bus been said that our language > about the river bank 'last week vvas jTioro forcible than , elegant. P'jrli.-i]).s so, but we must urge iu excuse the extreme s'eiioubne.ss ' of the, situation. 2Sro mutter what some people say, we ..-ire not remiss, nor intend to be, in our duty in this matter. It- is the most serious subject concerning- our ,"town at, the present, time and we. can- ,110b understand the indifletencc with -which some people treat it. A further .erosion of, say, twenty feet, will ut.tcr-< Jy disfigure the town and cause it to, ".be shunned hy intending settlers. ^'e have long maintained that it -was the duty of the Provinciargovern- ,nienl to assist in this matter.- and we , ' il o. ' '. . . Jiave now; ,no leason, since ,J retnicr 'Tui ner has admitted il, to alter our .opinion. We cannot undei stand why "ilie did not. accept tins view eai lier,' and "'regret that, his refusal to ' co operate witji Hon? Mr/Tarle has led -to, tiie ydixipping of the Federal appropriation. J t, "must, be secured again, ffif possible, and without delay, lint the' responsi- , bility of iloing so, must, primarily rest \with lion. -Mr. Turner, himself, who, ,>vas the chief cause of its being dropped. Nothing will satisfy us but, . actual" work at-the earliest opportunity, and,1 if the honorable gentleman is 'sincere in his dc.siie lo help in?, he vvill ' ,1,-ike the iniiiative tit once., So far, ��� wo have been alone in publicly dealing with the-subject,, but no matter who "is silent we vvill not. utmost to sati-f.i<-tinily adjust f-vety complaint and piotect setlleis as much as possible. , .Ttu: attention and energy that .Mr. BnsUick. M. P.. is giving to the wants of his large constituency is attracting favorable mention and expression iioni his const it uents. He is diligent 1\ and patiently co\ei ing it, all and m.iking himself familiar with all its dilli-reut needs., Jt was he, urged the inquiry into the railway belt settlei.s grievance and he has given it since a, great deal of personal attention. J le is a h.nd wot king representative and his means render him thoroughly independent. It was very refreshing toseediim *.he other day with a 10 cent rebate railway ticket like any other ordinary traveller but so very unlike other politicians which we have been accustomed to. - Canada Drug & Book Co. Lira DON'T FORGET THESE FACTS ! i T.inc Jidaiul Sisntini'l answering a ch.-ngo of the. Vancouver World about something or the other, says "it vvas a .ya'i-ii inaiiufactuied from whole cloth." This reverses the usual older of'things whole cloth being inaiiufactuied from yarns. - i s Approving The Liberal Convention. Xcl.son 7W6ic/ic((?onM'rvative): "The Liberal convention .it New Westminster gave a good account of itself. It de- iioiuio<;d the ,'J'tn-nei government 'and record en. itself as being of the-opinion that the continuance of .such,a government, in oflice would be detrimental to the general welfare of the province. ,It. did not make the mistake of deciding to force the issue in the. next general election upon straight Liberal lines. A more sensible course was adopted. A plat foVni will be drafted by a special coiiimilloe, and any candidate who will stib.scribe to the platform will be, entitled lo I he Mippoi I of the Liberal pail.V. There need he iTo fear but that the plat form will be geneious enough (o'cnahle the Conservative ppposil ion- isls to fight side by side with their Liberal colleagues. It is a noteworthy cii (���um.siance that ev cry member of the legislature present at the tonveniion - . ' i * spoke against tlie inti eduction of party,. lines. Invents are beginning to shape well for the cause of good government in Bi itish Columbia." ' ��� o Wo Imve tho most complete stock of Stationery ��� an 1 F.iticv Goods in Itevelsloke. Wo have ��� i complete slock of Pure Drugs and J'atent Medicines. We have <i complete line of MnMml !n=lru- ni( i.ls. mm Ji ,!������ Violins. ]!,m jos, Ai ..u]-deo:i-, Zlloiitli OrK.ui--. Guitars .ind'Aiitoharps. Wo niv .ajicnth for pianos, ijry.uis, .mil Typewriters. fcTWc dispense prescriptions clay or night.' ' r THE NEW CORNER-DRUG STORE', REVELSTOKE STATION, B. C. Gi W~^ 1 n ifjn /% I P H fl V tsu nr1' A &i�� Jas. -MeMa'hon^ -I General Blacksmith y REVELSTOKE, B.C. Wagons, heavy or ligbt, built and repaired. Horseshoeing ti specialty. t -e Prospector's Picks. Miner's Tools.' , r' Largp.'supyilyTif'inin, '.steelTThd shoes. Ordeis in any branch of tlio trade executed in a woi kinanlikti manner. PROFESSIONAL. QHAS. R. JaRLYON, , Bappister-at-Law, Solicitor - ���' and Notary. Public. 'jT2T0KK1CE: Itoom 2, Pool Mlock���l:ovolstoke. A rthu'r g. m. spragge, ^Bappister, Solicitor, Etc. ��' ', . Notary Public. ' ��� Ollli-ojii.Sinith JJlock, Pacific Avenue, ]!EVKt.STOICK STATION, 1".. V. ReVclstoke -, -H<>spitcil. Maternity ward in connection. Vaccine kept on hand . . Drs. IVIcKcchnic nnd Jeffs, - Attendants. TAILORS. R rt. WILSON, . Local Merchant Tailor. ���4rh �� iP "^H v7 :f\h r" i in inaia '<sl Drawin ii/ae-priiLti Order, and He.tdy-JMade, w To Miil lij.ftu-e or purse. Revelstoke Station,' B.C. rp I IO.MAS liROS. & G 1LVNT, __ TAILORS --=-=-_!. Suits from $12, Tants from .$:-!. Sample a'nd measui-einent forms' .-.enI on applii ;il ion. ' , 92 Government St., White labor only. ' VICTORIA, B.C. MISCELLANEOUS.- GUY; BAR3ER, WATCHMAKEa AND JEWELLER Repairing Neatly &. Promptly Executed. lt i ', REVELSTOKE. B.C. Jf you desire" un artistic home with all modern conveniences call and see Mac lean who cm dc'siim you one in any ' """style: Ouecn Anne, Colonial, Swiss, or any other:style you prefer. ������'''<, Interiors and , interior decorations1 are his specialties.' Store Decorations, Bank Fixtures, 'Hotel I'ixlures ; Hall shewing- pannelled dadoes, frescoes, etc.; .Artistic Screens, Verandahs, Stairways, etc. can be ci'Ot out to suit the market. , SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. I <^|^/V-VI"^W Hfaifit J-vJ; FOLEY, ropnelor ���rJ*jln meeting of .seulets with Coin- .tnissioiier .McKenna on Mcnd.iy vv.-is a groat success in point, of view of ui- "���tendance., spirit, and i-onduct. tJ*laeh . .settler present had an' oppoi t.unity of .descriiiing his grievance and the general .opinion seemed to be 'that Mr Mc- ���Kiiiina understood' the question thoroughly.;- Hirf assurance that the vSdt.tlers inside Farwell's grant would be protected to the '-fullest extent" ' Another World's Fair. . Cla'sgow! the second lilv in, Ureal Ih'it.-iin. having decided .to hold an international exhihil ion in 10'Ji. the cili/.i'tis h.iv e alre.idv r.(.t1111.1 titeliui- inai-y operations and avow their intention of beating Chicago's reeoid. The guarantee fund, though still in its infancy, amounts to jjiT.jO.OOO. It. i-- e.\"|.ectc(l th.it the total $."),l'��).00l) vvill he i.-tiM'd within ->i.\" nioii'lhs. REAL ESTATE AND MININC. , ' T. MATHEWS, Real Estate and Mihiny; Brokcr o 319 Cordova St., '' , .VANCOUVER, B.C. Mining stocks and properties bnnght ant'sold on coinniission. Ooirespond- ence -solicited. '��� , < _y , a ; BEAUMONT BOGG3 & CO. Mining Brokers, VICTORIA, B. C fZ H. .HEAPS &. CO., , Machi'iici-y 'Brokers, "iliii Cordova :->tri i-l.i VANCOU'VKIt, \1.C. FOR SALE���A qitiuitilj of iiglil, second li.ind Sluel It.iiN. J. R. HULL & CO. Mines and Mining Stocks. CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED. BARBERS. New Zealand Enterprise. A. McNeil, EAKBEIl SHOP AND BATH ROOM. 'Front Street, Hov6l.stoke. _ A new indiiftiy io in contemplation by New Zeal.inil dairy farnieis. The imtrkel^is loo f.n avvay to eoinpete on \ tail- terms vvhli1 their butter, mid il is I Haircut, 25c; Bath, 50c; Six Shaving now proposed lo send lo, London the! ' ' Tickets for SI. 00. cii'atiMi) a frozen stale, to he ehurned i -' ��� into flesh litirtet on iis atrival. In j rj L.JOHNSON fact .-in experiment -shipment has bc'ii ' I ��� ��� made, and. the ii-ult has been' >o j Revi:l,-tokk .Station", li.C, >>ni-c.issfnl ih.i'r it :.- thought a lompauy | " was very reassuring and seemed to j wiH (i(. funned to cat ry out the sy-tem ��� Haircut and shave 50c. .^ary-a^.��� .content thu meeting. On the (luestiuii ' on a large seal". Tlu-iv i- umni in the [ ������w^mv Comfortable Parlor's. Wholesale and , "R-eteS ��� B-rjTOi.IEES_ Purveyors of Hio-h-class Meats. RBVELSTOESj B.G. All orders in our line will be prnmpMy at (.ended to. J; Htttehispn &;'Co., (Opposite (Jovernineni. Oflico.) Groceries, Feed, Fruit, always fresh and full stock. This hotel has been re-built and greatly enlarged. ' ,It is newly furnished Lhrouy"hout and affords every convenience It is beautifully situated' over- , ��� looking- Upper Arrow Lake, and is , located most conveniently to railway depot aiid steamer landing Rates, $i to 852>per da/ to yuests. I i A a <v- iOPKIKTOIi. " FRANK VANOAI.L. ^��� "'-"ii't v tS-x ���� vxJ axO, 1.3?. V-/.J . is ���JA ?Bpn LOOfflS, NEW STORE. - Shopt NEW STOCK. Accounts. - liwiar-f.t W^K'R- liinr^s* gnd Oiw,' -' Li �� Ui i 'jn'.:,i��.t L��i):. .^Jt-s) xiz'fjij UiUisJ.O* j^'per clSiV". Kamloops'Iieer on Draught Terms i Stoekholm -Houj y,;r,v.i-.S��. *yS^:S-<-\-i:':;:./M- U/Q' Z*--...:^ , , AA^A^kA ,1. AIAM'IWT ��TONK, I'lioi-KiHToii. The, Dining Room is.-ftiPDishod- with ilie best :the _ ^Market aWs; ' - THE BAR IS SUPPLIED -WITH THE CHOICEST . WINES, LIQUORS AND' CIGARS. Old (,'nimtrv ni.irket for all, but if ihe .of .seeming a piece of ground for public i , ,' ,it- . ,i i Not tliwe-i shrill find it-.-if pn-heil t<? ntii-K use lie expressed his .svinp.-uhv, ; .... ���. . . 1 ,- , " ��� " , Uie wall with its butter it will trv' and we are sure his hearty co-operation j W(,n C|,.<lt|i r���(). " jn tin's mutter iniiy be counted upon, i - -. ������ , ,,On the general subject of acquiring j Wide-a'.vafce Fanners. ' T-T land iii the neighboiliooci of the town- , , ,"777, - ��� i , �� I St.ites. and provinces .n-qince ^r.od .site, it seeui.s ciiiar tlmt tlio , first -in- j business methods, .md oUm-i- b.ui one:", portant thing to do is to have a s>ur\��y j jnst the -ame n.-s ir.div idii-tK. Missimn ,of townsite'boundaries ;i��d of sections j ������> ""��' <��f the nmst pf'-P1'''""- ,ai;i i- of surrounding lands, and thN, we ; '-"Jtural St.-,|ps in the L'niot,. The - , . , , r ,"7 ,. .,', , I 1-e.ls.nn of tin,-, i-s bet-,il|s.(> she t,.;|*, ),i.|. fciink, Mr. -MeKenna will ha\e "at- . . . .. . , , , - . .i jjr.nn in the linis-hed proil'iel, und in.I tended to on his return- to Ottawa, i |t ,.[W f()(lfl_ ri���tM,lri ,.,���,, |,l4 ,,,,���. 'The Hon. Clifford Siftoti ' will letutn j w.is 17(i.l)')'),ijmi bn-he)-.. Hi^l ,.f ibis, liere with Mr. McKenna. in a few j ennnnon.s <]ti;itifity sb>. h.-nil.-d to weeks and the matter will be still j ������.' *'* ""'>' O.'^MX/I l..,s.|,eK -caueiy j a nineteenlh p.U't. Ilie I->-st s.)ie kepi furtlier dealt with. Ft is the intention j in hi-r own i ribs to le.-d |,..-i- !i\,- s,(,���.^. .- .i,L h,������.,���������i . ,.i ,,-, .(,; ��� in Ih" -s,!!!!'- O'.ir li'-t- l.ii'iiti'i -. -old ot thelJepartme.it to de.o up ^y L(mm h...ul V.f c-aiil,. ...,<l :*.M-J.ii7t /li-pub-d land question and theii : hu<;-. /���Units to do so will be well -ci-oiidi-d ;----- - u- and a-sist'.-d by tin; settlers of Ilevel- st'jke, a place which h.is -ulleied ni'icli tiiini governinental neglect (a studied /icglect in,my call it) in the past. Opposite Drug Store AS3AYERS. OWARU WKST, >.\ ��� oi;:.i!i- "f iti.i.il ���'"-< 'ifiul <>f Mini--. ],..ii>I<iii, !mi:?1,iii'I.) Mining Engineer, Analytical Chemist and As��ayer. l'r'niCTli'"s ck.iiiunci! anil reported on. , NK'.V ilKN'VKIl, ]{. (I. FLEMING & HAMILTON LIVERY, EXPRESS AND DRAYING, \V. PKI.LKW riAKVKY, F.U.S. i.MvtnW X. .Kn-,'. Iti-t.. M. .V V.M.i ll'min'l l;'iif/hi''i r a nil Ax':ni/<i V.\.scot"VK>!, I>. <!. Ch"rUinK Srri^'l' r Pulp a Sp 'Cia ty Headquarters for stove wood. Revelstoke Suttion, H.C. , Private Bill Notice; ���V'OTH'K I-; HKlMOlV t.IVKX t!ul iij.pl.i .i- A1 I inn w ill lie in.nil- lo the l.< i(i-l.!ti\" A- 1 -einlilj ut" lh(; I'ruv im e of I'rlt.'-li i f,lnii|ln.i ,it , its ne\t si ���i.->ri (nr ni .l. ! to ip. oi';io:-,i;( .i (,,m- 1 |i.niy uilli |in-\-ei- to I'on-lrni'l. (,jtii;i mil 1 n|ii r,ii|. ,i ~l,iii(|.ii'il or niriou t,'.iii'/( i ulw.u )'.', in it'.-, om ii'- ��i'li win',j.' ,ii, -ni' lU'r- .i ii .in. i s mil i.i n..i'l( ot, iv,ti-[-'nn.' nl- of (.I. - iiei ie.e '��� -, 'ip '"i .ii'J '-���iiii. (.ini.litt. '-..-in! Tin ' .1- ' I'.'il.I K t im. iiii;; i it J.i.j , f-: i ,'.." , ��l.i> ,\i-ti ni ( (..imiii I'ro, . -- -s". .".. < mi.;, ti ���!' in. ', i ii ;���'. ij ('i -"|.ii|iil- m ,, -i JOj rty SSo ELrn c NTRAL HOTE A P.IJAHAMSO.N' i!i:<)H.. Pi.-oi-itiiyrotts. Firsfc-cl?oSS Table ���' Good Beds + Fire-proof Safe Telephone ������' 'Bug Meets all Trains. I'l" ii nle.isill'' to .see lli.it, I lie op- i f1""' ���' l"i'"t .u nr in.ir Ari'i��ln'.ul .Srnei ' 3 - ' _i Ijii."''. KiKilcn.ij I >:-t i-ii-l. Jinti-li ( o!.iiii'h,i. tl. ��� Kilt unity ot tidjtistin^ tlic l.tnrt .<HK:-.tioii in the tail\Niiy licit, is hf-m^ .eiirneUtly and c.irly seized hv the, ncv M ini-ti-r of the I titct ior; und we im- ^'ic.itly mist.ikeit if the will not he Illl'tlC. Ill tlie inlii-l (lllecl .111(1 fi.lsll.li 1 .l|t< , i i.i Ti-uill I���ike In -oiiK, p.iii.l ,it [lie mi-Hi i nil of Knot,'liny r.,ike in tli" -.ml (I -j 11> t , u It h tiuHf r lo . fin-ti-ii. I, ((|iii|>, m I Mpimi' hr e el. line-, .inrl ,ill hi <-i���.ti-,. f-o.nl-. Iirul���'( s-, n,iy,, I f< ii ii-, .mil othi r Mm !ss: f<ii'l in .(> riiiii-i in I i- - !��� ' pi->ipi-inii lieid-u.r tin |i'ii p'wi -fn":ln ni' in-. i .in>l fin rill rjllinr n-ii.i] ,iii>| ii(.i--irs ;.<l'l-, SCI tlerilf-nts I po.i-i'i-. rir prii iletfi-j . i i ��� i i I'.Ueil ,il Vidfiri.i lln- Hill, ,lnv ���t ri( |n>i"r. as fur as pnssilile, in the. j ii'i:. M.UCl'l-.'.v HViii.lit' , ,, ,,, ,,,, ] -"'',1 S'iIii iliir-for I l,e .\ppi;. un-. ;iiteicsts or the settl'-rs. I huse neat I _ . licvel.sluke Inut: stifj'i'tcd innr-h (lis a|i|>oinlii)enti, loss, inion\ eiiience ani! delav, and the liiiyno mimlier that a[; jKMied al .Monday's incclin ^'(ind imlical ion tif i lie extent nf thr-n ���,'1 iei antes. Jl i- lale in thi-(|.i\ now Jo deal uilh their coiujil.iiiils and /���)i-!a\ has I Clidct cd scl I li'IiK'nl-, liinll .dliiiilllt of ���- il isf.n-loi \ ( mi' ll. sjon lilii ��e lnic eoiifi,li-li ���(��� lliil lip- ill i.i! ii �������� 111 means u e,l ,in<l \. i I i(.i n FRED. M. WELLS, M-nf E/am Wholesale and Retail OifWifii'n . , UUiWlMi . o I<1.Al.I-It is. Milk Cows; Saddle, Pack, Driving and Draught Horses. S,,S"V3-I]JLSrZ!O^S:j��]. 33_C T UIC "WTJ ,1 a id Lo^w�� ���s^V Vj^- &J=1, Ua t \i kiv? a & W I S=��u L��� AI'.IIAIrA.MSON [:IU�����',.. TiioiMiiiA'uiis. t Everything new niu] F.rst=eiass in ail Respects. The House is stocked with tho Finest Wines and Cigars in the Market m inrtf Certificate of Improvements. I i I rfii'M vrvKif \r. ( [.aim. 1 .s>il iiiiIki in Vie [,.-nv!eiiu initiiiii; 'I 11- o.i of nas il ' U'i -I K'nol, n.ii ili-lml U In I- In, ili-.| ,1,1 s, , || ,,||j, . 'i I On ( |i;�� i- An i.h Lake, nho\ e \u kllsp. I !.f'. fllAICI-: VO! ,'( I li.,il I. -I..'ii I I.. , i 1 for I In I'l.ti-'i ( o'. i.i'iin -iie li i _' llelln'n.f ( i,in' ���ii. <,( ',' ,,i '. |',.( . l i , ',),. I'i -li!;, ,il 'so I , HA, iim ii I. , | ����� i - r, I lie d.lle In i , ii . |.. ,i ;i,.| , |o I in i| n i "I f'.t ,i ( .- : fl il' .,1 Ini'.i .' . i ' ,'l'l' |1' O, ,,I| ,- |,||, ' ,| I i un I , 1 .1 'l l\ t IIII ', . I . ��� '��� I 11'.I Certificate of Improvements. i, \ki- vn:\v \;r ki- w. > \, mm .-it I it'll ill III." I >.r'|l 1 I Mllilie' ll , |. 1. ���! Wi -| Koi I'll i', li.-i ii, l. \\ I,, i liii.it, || On I |,i.i i V 11 ., u I ,t Vi ,'��� I,,, 11 i [ ii n ij, ,.li'i,i \,il;n-ii. H <' rj1 \k*i; "-O'l /.' [���" Iim [ 'Ion, ( I. ,, ,, , ,,; 1 foi I In III II 1,1. ( ..|lli,ilil,l -III, lo,, ' .in. I Id ("mi" (',. i|. ii , of I i i i I". i i i . M,i, i - Revelstoke Station, B.C.1 trout jL^-jzuh city, b_c. *���"'���' ���P��" ��~M"W^f�����^rTM��~g.^^>T.T TVMSXSEXXa NOTICE. / v'o'iitf. I M):i:i,m i,/vi-:\ t,.,; cm ,\^ , 1 ff"|i,i|il< | I,.. l|l|i|ei-,,-[,i ,| > ., f,. ni.-i I l,H ,, . I' i ill1' l.il- ,o lll.l! , .1 ,, il i.li (,. I In I , ii l ( riiililil ..li. I 1 t I I'.'l - i "I 'A ' I 1 f'l,- Of 'fill- I .,i lo |il,- f ti I ' 'f , ' I '���' I 'nil I ii I l.il on I , i , moi ( , ',,ii,i '' < [ i, I, . o| I'Oll! I ill'1 ( I, ' \ I I '|i 'I ..III I ��� ��� I I' v MOii 01. li 1 III ' I , I I'll.' i I,'. ' ii M I , .1 .1 11 .i V. ' ,, i , ��� , , , lull ( i ��� I i imiii i iii i -I. i 1,0 ;' , . . I'i ' i' i i I 'i, n .1,' li -ii ,, .... I, . I" Isi i, I . -,li ������ - . v ii ' -,'; r-i i.-i ..'!,'.; ��� i ��� ��� . , i i OOMiMIEIROT^L HOTEL f"()!"iH',r nf I l.isiin^s ;inci Cam bio Streets, va:\''J()i;\'I':k, n. c ^��1 'J'HE KOOTENAI' 3IAIL. .PAGE 3. Our Trade with Britain. JM'i- practical purposes i'itn.id.i liu-. t ivo cu-stoiiii'is, .-md only two, of tiny import-tinee; Oni- in CO cut Britain turn the oilierIs I Iu1 United .SL.-iles say.-. Liny Traui- Reviev,-. Tho volume (if tr.-ulc which she ilni'1- willi i'.-i(-l) is viM-y nearly idi'iilic.-il in tola! amotint, hub i- .--Ijanttdy (lilii-rciiL in it.-- iliMi ilmtion. ��������� Thi' lot.-tl ,'tiiiiiiiiils mi i-tMiiid ntiinh.'rs ftiind thus: Willi ilit- United Hi.-tics Cinad.-i did a lotal Iradu of $ 1 (������,()!.'.I,OC'J in ISi;0. With Great Britain (.'.-ui.-idti ti si 11 -a it I'd a Itit.-il (r.idc of .-j>'.i!J,n'7(>,U0(������. It mi.icht, therefore, lie* expected that we should lie , equally anxious, to cultivate t.lie ffoml-will of liiilh of tlie.-e inipoi t.liit, c,u-lomers. When llie. figures til e examined a little furl her and divided into imports ai'd r.\|ioil.s, it. will l.e found, that,'tliej" show (he following dili'erf uces : Canada liny,-* fi tun the United States in t he I'm m of impoits .$5S,571 0D0. ."ind s<']]stn l.'.ie United States in the form of export.-. $li,lKS,()0t), while in the c;i.-.e of (��������� real Britain .-he--ells ,$0(!.(i!)0,lKlU as exports and huys $;S.!JT!J.(..K) as iuipurl.s.. Iuihii t he point of view of out ex poll tiyule the market., nf (n-e.-it Hi-ilain already takes upw.-iids of $i'w,UI}0,f.(iO of oiir pioducc, "while (.he market' of . ihe 'United .Suites takes only ijil l,5(/),0(Kl. Hence, ay a cn^tomei, nnt.vvit lisl.-indin;_c t he ohr,t,;icles w hich' have hitherto existed-to inlei'i-li.-nifji-of j,'iu>i!.-.' bet ween the 'Canadian and I^iilish- li'i.ttkels, Great l>ritaiu N alijtMily in the position .of beiiifj twice Us unpen taub a-' Ihe United .Stat."-". .-ind iimnit iiial employee^: at the same lime, av.-i^i'-- had not tor-overed iiom the heavy fall in J^'lf, and \n-re --litjhl- Iv lower in ibUi than in lSii^. It is i������.-(d lo w.ike up and slept foi 3d hours. She MillVreil I'l'i.in s.uue kind .of ljv.-tet-i.l. SirCha=. Tuppi'i's company. th<;New notewoii,hy th.-ii with the upward , Gold' Fit-Id- at'11.(2.. litis bought the te.id"ncy of v..-i.res then- wyis also a ' Poi 'land claim at Rn-.-lancl for $10,000. siiorl e:iiiig of i he hours of labor, the-e'j The steamer Xtikn.sp will,soon h(;ie- changes alfectiuij iiinii- ih.-tn lOt^OOf) I launched. individual-. The reduction amounted! Tin- Nelson Tril tmc s.tvs .Toe Mai tin i. ! - in lhil aprfi! cjrate to 75J:.Pj hour- a week, j will soon be ur politics and be cabinet this low average heinV due to the fait mini-ter for .British Columbia, that in souieeahi-s. of read.jii-tment the hours wcie lengthened -lightly. While the indu-( t ial changes were iifit very marked, aJtVcliug !e-s than one-tenth (>f ihe total number of individuals. ye( they were al! in the direction of the ends, for' which (he workingmen are .seeking���������higher wages anil shorter hours. , The indu-( ri.-tl condition in Great , Britain, and Ih.' relations heiwe('|ii .-apitrii and l.tbot. ai"- on tl-.e vv bole qui!'' a- satisfactory as in any of her count rv. A' Valuable Metal Uranium is one of the inor-l. valuable . ,i ' <- iiii'lals known to mankind, being worth .-, JjillO.ui ounce, or $1,080 a pound, nearly live times ;is precious as gold. Il has v I- 1 hei etofore been found only in depths of froin 500 to 1.000 feet. This product i-a light foliated metal, like mica, with a specific gravity ol lroni 0:1 to (>:S. The <ire is termed tiranile .-ind comes in, the form of hi awn-, oxide. It was [h-.st discovered in 17S.1 by 'Kiapmth. and is mined principally in' TJohenii.-i and in some part.- of l-mgl.-ttid. A live foot . ledge' of lliisi oie has been 'disco vered0 in the Negro Creek district, "Washington. ' ' Politicians Flocking" Here. - British Cohui'ibj.-i is ' worse than a slippery-elm poultice, says the Winnipeg Free ,Pi-e-.-. it. il:.-iu< everybody 1 hat tret-- vv ithiii ,-itrht of it. Within a year it has taken from Manitoba an ox-.Mini-ter of tlio iv.t.'tiot, an ex- Alton!.-v-denci-al, aial .in ex-Ieai'ier uf the iiic.t! O)i|'.o-ii inn. he-ides :t niiiiiiii'i: of minor, individuals. And now'we ii.tvi' wind ll-.ai a Maritime Province |irei!i:ei, Mr. Peter-, is about lo throw .up hi.- po.-iltoi) and remove lii, tin.- othi-i favoied (,'o.-isr. to li������' shortly joined by an ex-Mini.-ter ol Ju-l.icc in ihe pel.-on of Sir 'ilil.heri , Tapper. A t t hi- ,i;.ile il will require hula few year- lo have all the prominent, nie/i of, the ,count t y gai hereil in the j1.u-ific l-'rov'ince. Kven Sit Mackenzie Howell is lioveiinir around, a.-if loluclant lo ' c ' ' cleave. It mti:,|-he the ii.-h. Taiiiuiany ligures on being sjiccess fill in Ihe coming eleclions foi Ci'-aler i New "S'ork. , ./J'he Marquis of 'S.-ilir-bury, is not resigning nor in had health as reported leceittly. r The town of Witid.-or, X.S.. ,wa- ahttost totally di^troyed bv ti'-e on Sunday. Tl-.e Ins-, is estimated at $2.OIK).000, with insurance of about. $.7J'0,(,( 0.''_' ��������� ��������� ��������� , , Sir 1-alwin Arnold, the author, and a part owner of Ihe London Daily Telegraph, .married t' ,],-tpan<���������-���������(��������� lady in, ���������London on S.il erdav. ' . Sir Wtn. V.uilloi-ni' says ' .-th.-U, ,<,ho C.P.I{.. will put a palace .-learner on Ihe Vaiic-ouver-lvlondyiso .|-m rwiisoil. ' Scai-lel. fever is leported rii'e iu Ivani- lo'ops and thotitrh the epidemic is said to have been checked careful precautions are still being taken. An Indian on the reserve at fvam- Inops, Frank August,'is reported to he holding lhi> police al bay. lie recently escaped from a chain gang ."ind life ofliccrs tu e seeking to reeapture him. , ���������i ' 'Kditoi Grimier ha.- been sentenced lo si\-"iiiiiiiths' iinpri-otinient for libelling ilon. .1. I. Tarte. , * The total value of, \\'est., Kool eiuiy's mineral export-.-o far for 1SS7 amounts l-)$0,:W!.517. ������������������(. , L.-ist week, en the steamer Intel nu- I ional on Kootentiv Lake a woman nj- next Cripple Creek' Gold. . ' A novel scheme for handling the gold ouiput. of the Ci ipple Cieek mines, will be put into u-e by the opera toi s of that di-trict. The plan is to r-etti^ide the output for one month, lake tjn; bullion therefrom and ship it to the United States-mini at. Philadelphia in a single cnii.-ifintneiit. A special train will be .-eci.red for the purpo-eof Iran-port,ing it. life bullion uil| be placed in the 'charge of some ex pic.-- company which can' gitaiantee its safetv, and ;iil iieces-ary precautious taken to pi event accident oi theft, while the consignment'is in transit. As the present output o'f Cripple Creek is over $1,000,000 per, monllr this will be one of the"' largest shipment- of gold bljllion .Jjjat. ever ct os-cd 1 he cunliiK'nt.'' We.L^iVe a Good supply pf ��������� ��������� r 'J ' BUILDING MATERIAl' ryy-~ LIMITED LIABILITY. . ___OOMAPLIX, B.G: all kinds of - - ROUGH AND DRESSED LUMBER. At the Company's Store is carried a Full Stock'of General -, Merchandise : Miners' Supplies and Outfits aldose rates. P.O. AiiiiinviiKAO. Tklkciraph to Comapux. ���������': - ATi TMT1 1 idE Cut Rates for Spot Cash. . Call and see us, We, can fix you. The Company's S.S. ^ LARDEAU" connects vvilh all CF.lt. trains and steameis, and makes daily trips between Arrowhead and Comaplix and Thomson's Landing. Communication is thus e_-,t.ihli*he(l with all points in the L.-irdeau, Trout, Lake and Kish Creek di.-li ids. , , ��������� ,-. ' The Company's tug -'ARCHER" is ready to enter iulo lowing and freighting cuntr.-icls. '. The Townsite of COMAPLIX is being surveyed and will shortly be placed on the market. Comaplix is (he out lifting point, and head([ti,triers for t he La idea u ami Fish Creek districts now being opened up. Il occupies a beautiful situation, high and dry, on the X. 10. arm of Upper Anow Lake, eight miles from At--, rowhead. Deep water for ve������.->cls all tin; year round, (jood hotel accommodation. R. TAPPING, Agent for Revelstoke. . COSMOPOLITAN HOTEL . KAMLOOPS, B.C.������ Best of everything" goiny. REVELSTOKE SAWMILL, Revelstoke Station, B.C. PI CARD, Contractor and' Builder. Plans and Specifications prepared on short notice. cbbv-^st-ji Dfll" New Style of Check. A new-system of checking baggage .\v;t.-> inaugurali'd on " the - weMeiu divi^iuti of the (.'. P. l\. on Monday, by which the In ass check new given to ' |ia*\-eiigci -> .is a token of I heir, Itiggage will he tlia])eii-i'd vvilh. The- new iii"lhod has . Iieen adopted on the east en i division fur some tin u-,1 and in ��������� eludes a tmifoni! ho" ye brass check, to which is att.-ulied". a numbored tiig. designating points of dispatch and destination, a duplicate of which. t hough in another color, is handed tlie passenger as a pledge for recovery of bairirage. .. . RUSSELL &. HEROD, Prop's. IMPERIAL BANK OF CANADA. Capital Authorized, - S2,000,000 Capital Paid-up, - - - 1,963,600 , ��������� Rest, .----:.- 1,156,800 * DIRECTORS: H. S. HOWLAND, - ,- .President. T. R. MERRITT, - - Vice-President. William Ramsay.' Hugh Ryan. Robert " Jaff ray. T. Sutherland Stayner. The WI. HAMILTON MANUFACTURING CO., Ltd. MANUFACTURIOR.S OF < , " THE " RELIANCE" MINING, MILLING AND SMELTING MACHINERY FOR THE DOMINION OF CANADA ; '��������� (Under License from THE E. P. ALLIS CO., Milwaukee, Wis.)', Crushe'is, Rolls, Jigs', Concentrators, Screens', .Stamps. iPump's. Compressors, "Hoists, Boilers, Engines, Water Wheels, Ktc.' '' Sole Agents for B.C. for JOHN,BERTRAM & SONS Machinists' Tools. vanbccuv������eTb.c. ���������. ;���������'; PETELiBOiiOUGir, Oi\T. Head Office, - - TORONTO. D. R. WILK1E, General Manager. ' ,, The present centre and future headquarters for , ' . ', 'mm������ OPERATIONS IN BRITISH-COLUMBIA. J n i"������ff *?^&. KJ %J f !? /' ���������3"-}\ ������������������ ?*%*~\r\ Oin AUV Mil lilt ���������*��������� y L U It is the centre of the Lar d-eau iiining district. The Black wall Tunnel. The completion of the great Illack- w.-lll tunnel under the Th.tine.-. lit, London and it-t opening to public . transit are events of no small importance iu the history of thai, vast metropolis. The revised anil nl'iicial { da I a of l-his- immense etigint'i'i-iii^- j slructtire aie as follows: The total length of the liliiin'l and its approaches ]' is (1.2011 feet. .-ind iL is lighted liy 71.0 j lamps of &'{ candle power, no gas heiug i ailmit led to-any portion of tin- tunnel, j The nituilier of men employed was S!),i, ,-iiid 17,1)1111 ions uf ca.st iron vvi'i'i; used. 7.('-<KUJ0l) hric-ks. I,()!)((,{)')!) tons of con- It will have railways to the north and south. Its cliiiiate is superb. it has plenty of building- timber and a sawmill in operation providing lumber at reasonable prices on the spot. lake affords exceptionally good trout | j cr ^���������-^���������ROUT 'LAKE CITY is reached by rail from Revchuoke to Arrow-; head, 28'miles; thence by steamer^ 10 miles, to Thomson's- Landing; and -a short stage'of 12 ini'es: the entire journey occupying- only 6 hours through magnificent mountain and lake scenery. Well-known mining promoters and capitalists , already have their representatives on the ground, and '"it is no boomer's drwin to say that before another si:, months Tkout Lakh Ci i"\\ wi'i be a bustling- centre of bus".jess and the principal town in this treasure-laden L'ardeau, the new centre-of attraction for the best mining einei'p.'se. ski", and capital wh'ch' British Columbia has m: ^'neii>.ed'within her borders. The climate and soil of the district are all that could be j' desired bv the rancher,''"ardener ;,or fruit grower for whose 1 products a profitable and rapid- 'ly increasing market exists; I whilst to the sportsmen the ne-.ghboi hood affords game in i plenty. ! 1 The accommodation includes BRA SCIIES IN ONTA RIO: Ksscx, Kovkus flalt, IiirupsoII. Xiiiu'iu-a1 Fulls. I'ot-t Cnlboi-iii!. Hat ]J(it-Lau'c. Si. e.ithiirinus, Simlt Sic Jlai-ic. St. Tliom.w, Wclliinil, ^^rooll stock. f Cor. Wolliiifiton St. anil Li'iidcrLatie ToilOXTO-j Yoiiko mid (^ncoii Sts. Jir.uiuh. V Yontji! und Jlloor Sis. Ki-.incli.' BRA A'CHESJN NOR TH- WEST: Hniiidon. Jriin.' PorhiKO Lu Prairie, Mn.i.. CulKiirv, Albiii-ta. Prince Albert, S.isk. Kditionton, Altu. Winiiiiict:. Man. BRITISH COL UVBIA : Vancouver. - ' ��������� - ��������� Ucvelsloko. i AGENTS: - JjOxnox. Eve, LlovdS Jliuik, Ltd. N'kvv Vokk, Hank of Monli-i-al. A gcnorcl *Di2nlc!.iisr business transacted. Son-Is and defccntux-osUousntaa'I sold. A. R. b! HEARN, Manager, Revelstoke. AND n\ 1 w u The Kootenay Smelting t ' K I ������ & Tpading Co. Ltd. R SALE A number of lots centrally located in their Townsite TKK BEST AND CHEAPESTROUTE FROM REVELSTOKE To all Points Kast and West. civil1, live ,-ici-i's uf ,ts>)!inlt, Mild I-ittilcs , ... 1 1 1 of electric li-ht cthie^. Tlie (..Ii.i liuie ! It .11 AS ft d'OWn gYBbT,Z. pUr-I IJ^OOCl hotels. StOfCS, ]X)Sl (>fflCC, occupied in t lie uoi-k h.-ts lieen ,-i liit'e ��������� liiore ili.-m live yciir.-., vvliile tile s|iiJcin] j |-.ortioti miller the '!'h.tines covered ,-t I ,,C .1 I I.. 1 -.>..,,.,.(.., ' nl/Mill +i-;ir, I full progress, ar.d the'establish- mcni of the sawmill will tent still more to enhance the immediate Lfrowth of this rising pi'rimi of .tliinisi cx.-iilly 1^ uioiiiit-', which is,-ni ,-i ver.-iiff r.-ili'of 100 f���������������< ��������� I ;i Itioiitll. 'i'he (-(iiiLl.icL lor llie const rui-t i-iti of t he luiiiiel vv.-ts taken ,i| .SI.lil.'-.fJ'K), lull', I lie' ,-u-lu.il cost, ei' the Chasers Of lots thus 0b-! recording office, butcher shop tainiDg an absolutelvi,''1"1,1'1?;1,^' l5riv;Uc residences._ ���������j ,.-i " ' nuildmn- openitions are in clear tiLie. \\ hole Ii.-is hi &7.:MAm. British Labor. The IBi-It.I���������11 Ho.irdof Tinile keeps ;i recoil! nf (he wo.!, .mil vv.-ii^e.- ol .soine- lliiiijL^ liUe oij;h( ,:;id ,-i h.-tlf millions nf 1 he popul.-il ion nl (ii",-it fhil.-iiii. ,-inil is.sie-s ,-iiinii.il tcj.orls- showinir | )ie ch.-i ut;es .ti itl cotidil ions ol' I he i ��������� i������I ��������� i���������i i i.i I wot Id. The 1,-isl icjioi"' shiivv--. Ih.it, in |S!'(! tin- L;eiiei,i| I |...;i|i-iii v ol' w.in,-. VV'.ts up ,\ ,-i i d It. I In- e\ I cut nl ,, n ;i\ ol .I!.;'- I I-.' ol :!liil.|..i iv. eel-., .illiil- i.i^.';;-2,M.)5 |iei-.-.iiiisv The rules of'iii-, ���������cri.-.-i-'e v.-irh.'il. fi niii ;",11 cevls ;i ,���������week", in ihe lillililin;; I r.-iili-s,-I m oO ii moil};. Sl.nle town. . , PBICES o:f lots. Inside-, $)QO; payable $5^.33 down, $33.33 in ^ months, $33.33 in 5 months. Corners. $150: payable $50 down. $50 in 3 months, $50 in 6 months. (These prices are foi* a short time only.) T. L. I I A 1(T. .'Ri-:v,i-:i;'sTf)K'K. (leneral Ag-ent. 1 UKi 11 Mt'l'li lykSON. Tkol-t :'I-AKi-'Qirv, Resident Agent. , THROUGH TICKETS TO V.-iticouvcr, Winnipeg, Si. Pittil, Clhic"- .-iKi), jMoiitretil, toron'to, New York. First-class dining- and sleeping- cars on all trains. iiV Tln-oiiKli Toiifisl cms In Si. I'.inl (hiil.v, .'ind to Toronto uvcry Monil.iy, sinil Montreal timl IIii.sLon every Tlmi'sduy. ' ^ Piii-clniso i,ii;Uut,s to your ilishkiii.it.inii :inri h.-ivr your lmf,'i,'iij,-o chruku'l llii'ou^li. Imii- full infoi-innkion its to i-nlcs, tiinc. i'K;., ap- lih lo iiuiu-csk C.IJ.ll. Af,"-nt. to T. W. Hl:AI������.SllAW���������.\t,'i'iil. l.-i'Vi-KKiko, Or In K. .I. COY hi'], Ilish-ict. I'tissciiKcr Ani-nl. V.-uii-'ouvur. Tfas - Canadian - Paeifle Steamship Co.'s -STEAMERE- NAKUSP and KOOTENAY l.ccvc Ari-owlicul (ivci-y diiy, cxcvpl. Snml.iy fiii- nil iioints in ICnotcn.iy, limkiiiK coiincclion .it, Xtilotsp I'm; nil points on X.-iknsp niid Slocuti Ity. und Sliwiln I.11U0. Close oiiiiiicckion a( Itolison for Nelson, ICus-ln, H.ill'oin-. I'ilot liny. Close c ,:inei;tion nk 'I'rnil for Kosslund, Norkli- poi-t oiid nil points smtlli. Kor full iiifoi-niiition, lli;k(-l-t, iiiii]ii-, i.le., call 011 or address T. Vi/. BRADSHAV/, Ai:cnt, liovol.stokc. Ot-lo If. .M.vcCltKCOlt. K. .I.COYIil?,. 'I'r.iv. 1'ii.sf. A^i'til, Hist. I'.i;-- AkoiI. Nelson. l'..C. Vaituniivci-, ll.C. The central point of NORTH KOOTENAY. E^S"X~ TEEMS. T..L HAIG, Resident A^ent, RRVKLSTO'KIi: B.C. T. J. LENDRUM, " Trustee, ' AINSWORTH, B.C.- Columbia & Western Ry. Time Talitc No. (������. To lake isdiM-l, .1 illy H. 1WI7. Unity lli'l.vvi-eii Ti-nil mill Kossl.-mil, No. (! p.iwnirci lcuvcs Kossland - - . 7:00 11,111. ('oiiiii'cts iv-ilb sltainci'iil Trail. No. U p.i ���������>��������� i)j,'cr li.ivcs Tiail - - - H:!.! ii.m. Cniin.'cls ivilh Itcil Mount.iiii for Spol.iine. No.'J p.-i'sscii|,'ci-li-.'ivcs Kossiniid - - II n in. Cniini'cts vvilh C.i'.l!. sli-.unei-s fur norlli. No. I |i.iss(.|iKc������ lciivcsTi-.-iil - -. - l-'::������i p.ni. Cotiiiivls Willi Cl'.!.'. s!ciiiiii-i-s from nortn. No. I |iiis....|i;rcr lcuvcs :.'(.s..]:in,l - - lli'Kl p.m. (.'oiiniKil!! witl.i lied.Mntmlaiti for ripol.-iine. . No. .'i pns.-iciifjer lciivl.s Truir ������������������,.���������'��������� -r':l"> P-'n- ('otitic els vvi 111 slciniicr l.yUi.n nl.Ti-iiil. (i.nci-.-.icili.���������(-.<:��������� ���������!'���������. I'. (IK'I'KI.H'; Trail, H. C. Owint;" to the erosion of lthe river bank the company find it necessary'to dispose of their smelting" buildings, furnaces, go h.p. engine and boiler, and 30'h.p. boiler. The whole will be sold in part or en bloc' Inquire of above. A.- (.iunei-iil .Snpl.r 1BCOLUTBLY FREE ! ! CIVtH AWAY MONTHLY ireiiiiiitn lo users of our : t.������������, soaps. Kc( Ul-li 1 he ( oupotis nl the end of e.-tcli month .-ind sI.-iikI ;i ch.-iiice of wimiiii-: I,his lie.-iul il'ul lil.-icliine. Each 25c. Bar entitles you to one coupon. A11 v of our various brands cour.t in this competition. No better SC AP on the market. FINDLEY ���������;&������������������ CO., -���������STANDARD"::SOAP WORKS, : ( 133 ila:jiing;������ St., VANCOUVICR, U.Ca, ; ���������"���������. .-,.��������� ^ ������SBFR!������e9a������]KSR^^ *������$������ .&& 9nsg^������sa J! - v v J J j -,-. 'I'i f j.' ��.' / ', l '.' -. ' [ * -. ' \ "v ' \ �� �� ; - lliii i\\ H ; j h.\ A \ MA I iM ^T.TT<vTT JO ii. # Kootenay Lodge 8 r^Xb No. 15 A.P. 6c A.M. r * ri * * Tlic iviftilar iiiretini; an, held in (lie JI.is- cjfcic--'._\ , jC\ onii 'i'untilr, Hi.in ii"'- ����?^VS& W1-^ 1J'ili ll,(' (lli" F^^*lh^J^Jz.y\ii\u\Ay in cicii ^=-i^v^:"^T*s^\,-i.C�� iti'inlli at h v. in. fc=^SS?-':-- O'^O ~ Visiting lirilliri'ii -=-^��-"'-'-=��� conliallj wuli-djilul. ii. j:. sjmytiih. si.cju.j-.vKi. ��� EST.MiLISIiKI) ]��t;2 - VICTORIA^ B.C. REVELSTOKE LODGE, I. O. O. F., No. 25. j^V^jj Uvjctilar incctiii^s ;li-(. held 'fiJ��� KJs5yJ?sM��-'' '" Od'lfullowh' JI.ill cvci-j Tvs5*s_^K��v^ Tluu-sdtty niijlil at ci^'li't '^sS^SR��^?^ o'clock. Visit intf lirol lici - ^^i���:""vt���>t*^ ordially vvuk-uincil. ���I.".\. .STON'K. S.C.. t. j. gi:aii.\m. sr.c. ���T) HI LIP F. M ATI II AS ' Book-keeper, Accountant and '' Commission Airerit, , ' kevelstoke, b. c. -,^rt ^^g^g^-- Lar-rcst stock west of loronto. r���S /���-n: LASS TOOLS iror Miners,'--Contractors, Carpenters ��� and Agri- Sj C4.JL Ato ��Jn3�� OUlfHrisT-a "W "Wrile to us isr Pricos anil Illustrations T. L. IIAIO, JTotaiiy Puia.ic: W. F. CJiAGE. ^ ir r<AGE 1bere are two pointers jfor ^ou^33^^ Pointer No. I. ��� Consider.your health when you buy chain's or have a prescription to fill, and buy only] those you're sure are pure and -fresh. ' Pointer No. 2.���Consider your ��� purse rand buy only where' you get the best value lor ��� your money���-an inferior '.aitide is dear at any price., " THE jrOOWE'LL-ATKINS-WATSON CO. (Limited) , Ubc ��niflflists-��� will give' you a great many pointers about these things if you call at their drug store in .the McCarty Block. ( Geo.'T. Mallery, Mgr., Revelstoke Branch. . , ' MARRIED/ PtCASK-.Svv.vx'JO.w���AL CiLliccIi-.il. Victoria. H. O., on Tliin-.sd.iy, lltli inst., by Kov. Canon Hi-anlands; W. I!. I'e.-iso, son of'Thomas l'oase, Ksi|.. WosLbiii-yon 'I'ryin, (flom-i'stcr-, .sln'i-e, ICiikIiukI. to >\nniu .M. llttti liinsun Svvanton, datiijlitisr of Rolictt Itululiiiisoii Swanton, .1. J'.. Jiallylmvvn llon.si;, County Cork, .':.-;and.' ,. , ALU Ol REVELSTOKE, B. C. Mining and Real Instate Brokers and general' Commission Agents. Fire. Life and Accident Insurance.' Re.inescnt.it.iviK, of tlic Kooton.iy Siiiultiinf iiihI Ti-afliu.y Syndicate. ' ' ' ! A.fronts fc��r I{ovolstnl��(�� ancl-'l'ioiit, L-tl:e Citv idvvnsitos. Picks, shovels, spades, forks, hoqs, axes,, wedges, crowbars; hammers and tools of every description. o ��� ' ' ' Drill steel;'round, fiat, band and Norway iron; saws, files, rasps.^etc. Dynamite caps, fuse. ��� ��� ' Doors, windows, building paper, paints and varnishes. ''',.' ��� . ' *, ��� Double oven French ranges for hotels, cOoking and'heating stoves,'granite and tinware. ,t, ' BOURNE BROS.,,",": Hardware Merchants, ��* ' Revelstoke Station, B. C. r\ ��� vsjo,/ , Furniture Dealers &. Undertakers. t ' r Upholsfcsririg and Picture Framing a Specialty. . Agents for Haunfind .Sov/inipMac-limo, .Sl.tiuifact.iiie'i.s Life fnsuraiicc Society, IJiiin!) 'Firo Insuriuico. Co., Viovinciul ]3ui!<lin^ tuid IjOjui Asssoc-iation, OiiCi.vx.s .-md Pi amis. .' - ' McLennan, McFeeSy' &:-C6, Ltd, ��� ���wiroLrCNALi-; ��� Iron, Steel, Miners', Mill and Blacksmith Supplies. ' '/-v.'.- --.- '-^f^Bi ^_^_-^~.������ l<sSPM -s-=^tMy-r-i: ' PfNAniAM ^PFMCRAI FrCPTRIP Pfl . UhEiHiJIAII yLNEhl-iL LLLUfiLliu mL ��� (1ASHTFA).) Capital, S3,500,000. Head Offices, Toronto, Or.t. Manufacturers of Electric Mining 'Apparatus, ' ( i . "7 ', " Hoists, Pumps Iilowers, T'^itis. I*l:isliiiir_ Aiip.-trtitUs, '0\ titimo-. r'oi Iji^litiiii^.-tiKi -' Power, Motois for nil ]>tirnosc,s. ,-���. ' , t ''i Rlectrical transmissionof power successfully ojjerated up ,t'o 5c ' miles by our THHErVpASE TRAHS^SSSIO^ SYSTEM. r NELSON' ' Hardware - - Stoves 122.CORDOVA STREET, ��� -"'-���:- i!inpumel; ��/are. < - -'���'VANCOUVER, B. C. Q j. i-:. w. j;ackai;i..\nic, (.'ciiei-.ii rii.-ui.t^M-. .JOHN* O. NOKHO.M, IOI., StiiiL. Jlitiiiijf Dcpt. .1. W. CASIPIOX. .Suoi'oliu-.v-TreJsiii-iT ve B: O.-IRON WORKS COMPANY ltd .''-^���Beissrsl FciinleFg,;. Eiiffiiioers; Bolieiiiakeps and������ ���'��� , iVIanutactupors of��� ' lir.iiiuli Ollice.s in Iiritisli (luhiinbi.i. VANCOUVER - LOCAL And personal briefs ��Tun--e.��Lj^- HP f If? ^-rW^.. Wliolesale Boats and Bhoes. 3 & 15 Gordovr-St., VA2TOOUV30S, E.G. Carries the best'line of 'miner's and nrc^spector's 'Ho'ots iii the Province.,, Write for samples: nu ti. r-' ? 1 llii-t-Vii-Jku VUi.? f-'-'n ,. A ������?* ri \l ^ J D V Sir iW.-ickoiizio liowell went. . cast' 'TiicsiJjiy moi iiHiif. J/.'^v'. Coiii.sior left for his Trail .store 011 S.it tit day l.-isl. ��� ������ Oolfl yCoiiiiiiissioncr (ti iiiit lis, , nf Jzonald; was in town AYediH'sd.iv. ,��� ' J. IJ. Hctiillnck, (jf Kii.slo, w;is up licre W��;rliH'S(l.-iy to nice! viii'e fiicitils. Sir Kdwiii' Arimld's .f.-ipanc-si: wife will he to liini a new " Tji^ht of Asia.-'' Iicv. Mr.. Ladner vvas met at,; the stiition on Wednesday liy a mmibor of friends. ' ' , Fred Alilin ir<it the sad nous .Mmi day nitrlit of the death of his father in Sweden. \V. F. Cr.-igc on Monday rereivod] his commission as Notary Public for | -' --- "" "- ""���""������ -~- l!,e Mail!l',,ld' - ' - 'Full Line of "Boots and Shoes always on hand ��� CTO'T NEWMAN'S- Well assorted stock of Mkers MiinuCa-ctupcr^i of��� Marine, Sawmill, Cannery and Hvdra- li lie Machinery, River and Harbor Dredges, !)ii.ch!r.<>' Ti'lachinerv, Water Wheels. r Keej) in stocl-; a full st'ijiply of I'.ng'ineers' and Mill Supplies. Pipe and " Fitiinu\s, ]5ra:..s Goods, Steam. j-"itiinti's. iCtc. ---- _-== - -^^--.t.--^ =-i--������'-----��� Ti. - ^w^^^s^ "^ ' A11 classes of machinc- ^ ^ j 1>��� ry. ,<, Mining-, Milling, Hoisting and Pumping Machinery, Stamp, Hat-' $< terics,ac Ore'1 Crushers, .Ore Concentrators, Ore f' Feeders, ,Air .Comprcs- ��� J sors: r , , Reeves' Wood Split' Pulleys. _,, '" ' Correspondence- solicited.' Estimates furnished.- ' % - - ��� ' ��� _ ,^ ^ ~���.,~��� ^ . ���j�� ���_, f-<^ y���~^���1 ;r"""\ *~f '"yT": " '. "5 "T ? rf-"^ Cable Address: "Cove" i. P.O. Drawer, ,{,* \/ _M^__��^4 ^ %^J U> V ~Oj JuTU j JETS - O - A..i.G. code used. .. , buppnes, tL.iA JJ.-tii; A- Ci'ittrc liitvo'^ol a splendid /ire chart of lii:\ elstok'e, showing all .the buildings, spaces, etc. < < ' Ihiirli SuthetJ.tnd, ox-.M. T., w.is Jiriro several days this week. lie has bee j. ^_ ARROWHEAD, B. O. ��� * . 1 �� 2ardwaF8 ��� "S3" ���Tinware Tinsmithing1,, ������a-v; U-iass. Special attention given mail orders. et. doiny the lower count,-v. ' "! HI 0 M T rD H C*T HW FTTH Q ^S f�� i T ��� OTfi ^ ? T^ JoeAdL,s,ex-8upt.of the S������,t ! ^| (j tf fc �� fi LlVtKj.fttU �� 6flLt"&lABLtd FOR . ' LARDEAU AND TROUT LAKE.: passed Lhrouifh here \v mIiiu-cI.iv t;ven-; ��� ^ -��� in�� -,'niiii,' west. " 1 Sr;1"1' l''^f'-^iIior.,s��..l . .-v-;;, n,. ;tnn�� .-it 7 oilof-k. ro; '| ...ut L. ""','"" '" ,, I Kocc'llsiii) let in miiir. ii'im-s fli'isf ii!,i.(s,,i. 0 pin R. S. IFILSOIT miiie":i(. Hossl md,'was in town 'J'ues. j d iy. He sold out of the .Sunset. ' Geo. M. Pullman, the ureat car ' ���huilder, left $",0,000,000 l.ehind him.'i Car building boats nevvspttpei work. , ^-^-������-, ,���������,,,. =-^J_a^,���^ ,U m. .j. nancy. .Supe.-ii.to.ident of the | DAILT STAGE LINE \ Thomson's Lai-ding'to Trout ,c.-(.w'.s .Nest- Pass road const.-udion.! ��� Lake City g.nd Ferguson .ike Citv, ant Anew riist tut i ant was openerl , up |, - ' Wednesday night,. Theie atej^ i FREIGHTING AND TEAMING. numerous boarding houses and \ (;,)0f] frr,i,_,|lt ... .trel,.,,,^, ,t, ..| .,���; I: vi-> .���!- '.. I'or.il! i-if- i m it ire about lians lest.iuratits here now, .j p.,rt aion or li.i.d.ny i'.'I..,r J.-tii',m J Ttont r..ik< wii'e The. .McDowell, Atkins, Watson Co. j . ��� ,,_ . T/... ��� -ry-rr T 'T / TT will iii futtite .keep all the leadiit,' ! L/rCiix'cr <% Hijui-iiUAXl, papeis for sale tit their stand in the | Thoin ,oil's J .andill'j. ' li.C. i McCarty block. . . . . '""'"! ^\Ir. Morton, of Londoti. was in Revelstoke Monday htivitiL,' taken ,-i trip lhrotii;h South Kootenay. He likes thccounliv .md will visit it ,ig.iin. Disl iilLfllislicil flavellets aie, so (jabiind.-tilt i)(.w that tiack e.'.n hanllv be kept of theii' iimv enn-nt s. 'I'liev i C-.ilinot |iass I lev elstoke eilhi'i- wilholl! . expiessini^ ^ood opiiiioiis of it. 1 K. C. Davidson, travellei for C '. I'mH and \\ IIIH T .suiting, ( ) \ < -vi <, 1 [ 1 ;;���_.��� ,, ' ,.,',. I'.ot thwick's finals was in town Wed-; 1; 1 . , , ��� , 11 ��� .1 1 , ,- ' st\ lis.'i niril;/-. 1 ;,-d' i' iii-t' - -���; ' ; ri ���. n: liesdav. IU' S/US the sialic! lever' ' v'.-ue'in Kau.loops is -reatlv i-v,,��. I SEE THE GOODS gerated theie being onlv six t-,-ins. j J I. McCtilcheoti ihe well known j founder of the Koal/'iiai/ Slur win in ��� town Mi'nid.iy froiti ihe west. Mac. i.s ��� thinkinif of, going again into the news paper business. REVELSTOKE BRASS BAND! GRAXD BAfrf;, Peterson's. Hall, October 27. Tickets, iiielndiiii; **up[)'*r, .*>!.���">';. ��� ei��'elstoe:e station, b. o. ������ C4- TH 1ST Wj 'E, ^l. Ij MBEO 'SI -^_'isr,T; V_-4 -JL^J :VELST0KE; 'e �� REVELSTOKE IRON WORKS , All kinds ��f iron a,sad sheet metal Tarork. pchant Tailor, Clofhlsr ana General Oiilfitlop, - c ^^s^eeh^e^^=^ misimg-, work an revelstoke station, b. c. s ��� Fipefittiag1 and roofing1! E^EE^^^^:r^^i:^^:������",^" ROBT. GORDON, Revelstoke Station, B. C. AGENT FOR BAIN WAGONS, BUGGIES, ETC. lllyiji IcAjiLfCuiir^xJi KjOjIicUac', Capital (^aid ud) 5-2,000,000. , Rest - ��� $1,200,000. HEAD OFFICE. - - - the COW A1n-H0lTE s NOTICE. -\rOTIfI-: IS TIKUKHY (IIV'k'N' llml sKty N (l.ivs fi-diii il.it - I itili'liil I'i .ipplj t" I Ik ,-^ll|i( inl..if.v Jl.i^i'lniti f'H llie N'Klli lit tin ' i>. Wi ��I Km !i n.-i.i lo: i'i I'm.- -ii ii In 11.in-r. I i i; )i(|H(ii- lii-fii- I'i tin: .M.--'���-. I'.il'(-.-im \ Is',,i_'. (^i:'ii,-.l.l .I'HIV *>:i()(l>'l IIO.M. _MIictl f'aiij. ii. -���(���;>l. '-'"��. I ''" H. S. 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Title | Kootenay Mail |
Publisher | Revelstoke, B.C. : Atkins and Smith |
Date Issued | 1897-10-23 |
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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Newspapers |
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Text |
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_1897-10-23 |
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BC Historical Newspapers |
Source | Original Format: Royal British Columbia Museum. British Columbia Archives. |
Date Available | 2011-08-30 |
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 | 10.14288/1.0181916 |
Latitude | 50.998889 |
Longitude | -118.195833 |
AggregatedSourceRepository | CONTENTdm |
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