- I / ��������� *d#^<. A. /������ .rsr'i I /? nsf-% ^lM j'-j ������3 d^' -g;>/^i!3~ ls3 /^ ������ if^ ^fi^r' -\^r-^% 4/j^ u li iUi f-^ajv ��������� si. /���������-���������ry^i jr^Sk ������ < * i*-%- 'Id ^ Jl y m <&^4& If g /^s Vol -4- ��������� "XTo *?9 t> r^ lJlJO I ���������< /l\Jj. KOOTENAY B. SEPTETJ BER 18. 1SU7* $2.00 a Year. PROVINCIAL POLITIC Q COMING EVENTS CAST. THEIR * SHADOWS BEFORE THEM. lying in a lied of cai bound's. Me had lying in a lied ol rmiionntf-. He luul i tt>t "TTjOTTT ������ A 1/ P P A 1\^D inly tunc logo "iii"'a < oiiple of feel on ! iii I lY'J U 1 Lrxl\E *oAi������i.i llic on- but {lin I allowed il to lie g<n d , . "Maxwell's Ideas���������Whether Semlin Will or No a Convention Must be-Held��������� Wily Local Politicians Take a Quiet Trip���������Semlin to Oppose Martin. /) i- r The political c-aldion is on' I hi: lire. Il, hasn't lii-cn ' tliere long' enough lo s.-iy'ilint it is boiling, but il might lie' ��������� cuiic'cl to i-ay thai il simmers pleaseiil- ly. It was not altogether a'Ynatler of , surprise to ;i Mail loportei- when he observed two well-known local politicians���������both opposed to the Turin*!1 government���������In in id the west-bound passenger ti*;iiii oin; day tlii.-* week. ,ll wa.s at"once apparent what the trip was for, on'their arrival at, Sic.inious, ' where they alighted and entered into deep and earnest convers.it ion with , Geo. It. Maxwell. M.P.; , and Mayor Tomplelon. of Vaijeoiivei*. ' ��������� , The Mail is unable to gi,ve its < readers an "onicial" report of the eon- " fei'iMK-e", but has disc-ovo! ed .some particulars of the proceeding.--. It iK leai'iicd lhat Mi1. .Maxwell is not, in favor of fcdeial, parly,lines pi evading in l.his'pi ovince unless'it can bo shown to he foi- the henelit, of the province. Thai lie'had a consult, it ion with ('. li!. Semlin, Opposition le.-i<li*r, recently, about holding a convention of Oppositionist* and that Mr. Semlin did not view the idea with1 favor, but'would ' take it, under consider.-ilion. Thaton, t lie way home a stop v> ould lie made ;i I Kamloops and Mi. Sciiilm's final vie wis obtained. "Ir^iu* ripprnves a convention it niay 1"' called by him, but if Instill opposes it, il will he called without, liim. Thi.- this w.eek should soon be heard. .Mi'sM'n Mnx- well and Tcmpleton' are both in favor of Keve'sioke ;is ', he place of convention, and think' ii should lie called as , soon as possible. Incidentally, lhe political i-liaiH'i.", of ,<-i,������i aspiring: Opposj- luil and cle.ii*. The vein shows up foi jphout KM feet and i- heie and ilieie covered wilh a s]j.^ht lime tapping. The ".si i ike"'is on (lie end line hei ween tin* Abliol! and King William claims l.1 t y and will lie easy mining in I he<nrhon- ates. Four men wei e left al work and reports may be had of I'm t her discoveries al any lime. There is also another showing, u lit tie di-tance south-east of llic* one described, which cai ries i the same kind of ure. They ���������stripped this foraboul KM) (eel and it .sh"Ws solid ore about rue lout wide all the way. No assay* have been takcli yet but several splendid samples wen* recei*. ed Tuesday to hi' forwai ded lo the rurifl. it is also learned tli.it if the moi k shows up as well nV is expo*, le'd lb a may be worked again by svndleate. THE WEEK'S NEWS BUDGET FROM TROUT LAKE CITY. Black Prince Examined���������Gainer Creek Gold Excitement -A Newspaper for Ti out Lake City- Social Doings. The r.in^eiiieiUs'inlo force. These' liiiiig*- filli'W how true the sUUeinent w.is thai I/oeloi- I,)imcan i-eliu-iied here (to J?ev- elstoke) and l-eni,lined loiif^ eii(iui;li lo see his sanilary arrani^emi'iils in a fail way fc be canied oi.l. As ,i mailer of fact, ihe M.'.Ji. can, al the lime of thi.s writing, t.-iki tire present local iepreseutalive of (he I'o.ud of Henllh to a most dangerous nuisance and disease breeder oiea-doned by I he ready coinpli.-tiiL-i* of ' Dr. Duncan1?, regulations. i This Duni mi fiasco is very much like ! lii(*,sanit;ii y ilispccloi-s;iyinu; 1 ha.I lhe diphtheria in town was the result,' of I (li'inkiiijr t he i*i\ ei walei ru^d (jiiolin.ir. .��������� .,. ,,. , ; ������������������!'', > 7 tlie reiioi I of theljoard of Health to Philip Ilu-Uey. late-i.i.erinleii.le.iK.f j ,���������.,���������.,.,'i( ���������.,���������.��������� ,,,.��������� ������.;,������������������. ,4.,,m.t. said in tlm Idrdio Miiiin-j; Co.. Slocan, has been I a foot note'that since tin* inspector":- doinir the district for lire past week, j report \vus made a writ erwo.-Us s,\-s| em He cam.- in to examine the i-Slack Wli^ '" }}.^'.:. These^lieall li inspector* A RAILROAD RUNAWAY A TRAIN LEFT STANDING AT NOTCH HILL BREAKS LOOSE e came in to examim I'rim e as to t he ad\ is.-il.ilil y of work- intr'lliiit piopcrty. Mr. I In-key is very favorably impres-ed wilh what, lie has Abbott, ! seen and we hope .soon lo lecoid the Cariboo Creek Camp. meetiiiLf was to take place and some deflniu* news i The w.i^Koii rn.id ;ii, Cariboo Creek is now- within half.i mile of .Mineral Cily and men are putlinjr in lhe bridge aid the second ,cro.ssin*j: of the ci-eek. The go'vormni'iil i^ranl has all been expended, and the work now under way uill be met. by private subscriptions. Mine owners .believe thai when the road is finished Ihey will be able to send ore ovei' il at once. All that is w*!iiteii to briny this camp lo lh<* fionl area lew good oi e shipments and t hose are. in some cases, i early sacked at the mines. J31acl: Pi i nee as one of, lhe working mines of Trout Lake. We are ha\ inj^' a, seconcr influx of capitalists and mining experts,, the lecenl gold strike's are tin* principal atlrnclion although silvei* is noi neglecled by airy means. Theie is-.-r well founded rumor thai, the llorne-Payne Co. will soon slarl up the Bi oadyiew.and Sunshine mines giving employment to about thirty men. fl ' ' Trout Lake, is lo have a newspaper, ind L.ingslalV, ' of New cosl Us .$100 and $12.1 per mouth. Bound For Fort Steele. tlonist of Revel -Soke wei c discussed ll is rcportcd'that Hon. G. 13. Martin vvill he opposed iu North Vale'by C..E. Se.rnlin, Opposition leader and a irood Coiis-el-vat ive. Mr. 'Semlin at present represents East Vale in Ihe legislature, aii.l the l o iiiii.-ili-.ui "for the N'oi-th i idiug was offered hiiii at a ine cling of Oppositionists at K;imlo<']'h this week. It is said he has accepted t he nominal ion. Union Jack,, Group Is situated on the South IAm k of Lai dean Rivei seven miles from Trout - Like'Cily and only about 1000 feet,1 oil' t hu waggon i oad wind h runs through the lower end of the gioup. The group is pi'opei ty of M"ssis. O. I) aiu: C. II. Hoar, Cart"!'. Thompson and Kilpatrick. Assessment woik has been done on the Union Jack and Canadian Hov to cover I he six claims and on t lie i " , Union .lack solid ore going '20~i ounces silver and 11)%' had has been si ruck. The vein is in the same kind of contact ������s i lie. Silver ("up it. is clained. There is a dyke of "sat in" schist and porphyry with ore on each side and on llio hanging wall side thi1 owners have IS ini-hcs of carbonates running veiy high. A trail connects the Union Jack with the waggon load and it, will be the elfoi'l of the owner* to try and make some shipments this wiuler. is the cvlind The Carnes Creek Co. The second tunnel on the Uosebery, the properly of'Lhe Carnes Cieek ("old .Mining Co., started a lill le while ago. is now "in" about twenty-live feel, ll starts about I'M) feel below No. 1, in UK) feel, and has about, forty or nunc feet lo run lo hit the vein. Two moie men will be put on at mice so I ha I I wo shifts can be worked. Nakusp's New Scheme. ��������� The news is icceived this week from Nakusp that some of ils pioiiiising and most enterprising people inl end shoil- ly to form a stock company foi lhe purpose of using I lie hot springs at Kooska-nax* Creek. Il is their intention lo bring the walei by pipes right lolhe town and (her reel a first-cl'iss hotel, bath houses,'etc. They will also lay out park grounds and have a nice I nick and recreation ground. It isaltogelhera niosl feasible sch"inc and likely In piove a huge success. 'There is plenty ol water, loisoi gioiual and then Nakusp is veiy central and easily '���������cached, All at I l'iie! ion like I his will In ing numbers of people lo (he place and make business for everyone iu il, MONSTER' LQCOMOTIVES Now Running Out of Revelstoke���������Latest'Addition to Motive Power. < The peculiar wli sties h ','ird on l.h e railroad recently are from the new "aiilonl.ilic* compound" engiie's just, , ,,-, ,, . added to the equipment-nf lhe road and very interest ing Ihey are. They include in their "make-up" eveiy i'lMlure of the best up-lo-dale loco- luolii'es and were liuill in the company's own shu.if a-i iMonlrcal. One of I h" leading* feature - in these engines 'use nf high and low pres-'ure ,*s of 1) inc.! a,id '2) ' i.'ic'ii diameters, and entirely independent of each oilier, ln'sl.u ting the engine lhe smaller or high pressure cylinder i.s brought inlo ii-sb, but when lb'* train !s in motion both cylinders are worked. Combined they make a drawing capacity greater ihan thai of th" most 'powerlul mogul engine in the eoiii- panv's service. Fifty laden ears can be diawnnn level gioiuul nnd cm il is claimed lie even exceeded. Oniv the nt her day one of these iron ministers' (No. J'tH) booked on lo I weiily-l'oiir cn-s al Nolcli Hill on the veiy worst part,of the load and walked oil' wilh lh"m without ihe .slightest double. Other ndv aiit.iges possessed by t hese cylinders i is tin' Use of exhaust steam which passes Irom lhe sniallei to the .larger one anil gives a hti-aui prcssiue of 20') Ills. . Another feal are iii file coiisiiuct ion of these engines is the ������������������ IJelpniiij" lire box which eli'ecls consideralrb: .s.ivii.y ofliKil.' It is .said lhat cme of these " .uitoiiiiil it* coiiipound '>*?eiigiiies can make lhe, 11 ip belw,'en Kanilooiis and Revelstiike and i el urn with one laid* of coal while before engines coaled 'up !il each end. Two steam cliiiu.>s are placed on these engines the laigcr acting as a gv.ur.il steam reservoir, the smaller1 one serving lhe pop valves and si cam" whi-tk'. Tile.V have I ell wheels I'.K-h but ai*e lechiiically known as "six wheel couplers." The most improved sy ol West iugboilse air lll.ike is used, w hich is specially useful in mountain grades. Tliere in e'l w o ol these "iron Inn ses " at work on I his divisior. No s Messrs. Curri- Deiiver,*ai*e the piouiotei-s. They have made sat isf.K to) y arrangements with th<* Townsite Go- and'let a contract for 1 he building on Vancouver St. They expect to get out their lirsl'issue in 'about three weeks. Sir. LangstaiF, who vvill lie'editor, has the imputation of being one of the brightest ncwspapei men in Kootenay. ' ������ The Canyon Creek mines will work all winter. Six Ions of supplies are being sent in. - ' V. T. Abey, lhe. enterpi iaing diug- gisi of lievclsloke, is building a brunch store here. lie will open up iu about, ten'days. ' / ill-. Gilchrist,a .Scotch capitalist who is interest ed wilh Mi-. MrPhci son in the placer lease .adjoining (lie lowii; site, has been looking over,the ground. If satisfactory arraegeineli's can be made they will liuine I in- river for, about a quarter of a mile and (est il thoroughly. The ground below the i.'.nyou has long, been known as the .best part of I he creek. ' ' , The ciitcrtniniiieiit go( up by tiie church members to i-,iiu<> money lo pay for n.i~ o!grin was 'a success, the hilll 1 eing ci owded to the (loots. The display oi talent was good especially the Valentine sisleis and Mr. Jowett though r;ll did remarkably well. The organ cost ninety dollars. M r.' Noice. who has been pi caching hei e for t lie past three mouths, is lo leave fur ol her fields. Mr. Noice. while here uinde a laisi of fiiemN who will be s()|.|y lo lose liiui. The Meihurlisl .Missionary Sin iei v, in whose employ be was, though! he could live ,(i;i mountain scenery and wind, a.id refused to pay for his three months work on ii lec-hnicnlil v. Hewitt Bostoc-k, M. P. ' for Vale'- ���������"-i Cariboo, passed through here., Sunday morning. It i.s the intention of the federal member to personally visit the woi k of construction on tlu; Ciow's Nest Pass road and make himself acquainted as much as* possible with the effects ������.f its completion upon the giowth and wants of lhe country. About these commissioners, now consulting with the Piovince about railway belt mailers, Mr. ]3ostock when risked to see that they caine 'here 'said he would try to get Hon. Mr. Siften hen* inst end, on his return from \uikon., Then,- he said, he vvill lie more familiar with what this counlrv wants. And, Rushing1 Down Hill With Teriffic Speed, Crashes Into Another Freight--"One 'Man, Killed ' and Two Injured. I ear-'"' Aikins, the Speaking Up For This End. J. P. Kenii"dy, of Illecillewaet, is' iu lhe cily and is one in.*in thoroughly' well satisfied with Ihe Kootenay. He, willi hi.sl two partners, Thomas li, Mui-shrill and Oie Sand berg. Mild two . elaiins, the Tangier and the Waverley, em to'John ("rani rind C'runl-C'ov.-iii, for ijiT.V-O I. llio l.is'l payment Icing made on August 1 si. Air. Kennedy reports thai Albert Can;, on, about! seven miles from lllec illcwiicl, is booming now. l!!l and lil."!, I he foi nier is in uharee ol i The purchase! s nf the Waverley and !'*d. Austin and the l.-illeris worked by ' Tangier li.ni*.">l) men employed build- Ai'i hie Ui(Us ivIiii In ought her all ,!bel ing a wagon io,*id into tile properly lo wav from Montieal himself.. Aiui'.lu r , enable l.liem to-get lie1 ok t. The j one is shot 11 v expect ed which will lie | ore is gi ay copper and galena. On I be giv un lo Ccurgr Miirloii. Anyone who \ Tangier t lie men have driven 1") feel, knows how* the yald heie was bli eked , through solid gi i..*,copper and galena with cars will icidily see t he elfect and , ,md l)a\-e noi struck the hanging wall Usefulness ol' |||e-e'neW Ioi olliol i vc i yet. Tlie ere runs ;|s high as l,.'i(!l) by looking ,ii llic yard now and rceol- ouni >*������ in silvei'and t w*o ounces in gold, led big I hat ceil a still hi;, being bandied. . ANOTHER CLOSE DOWN. . Galena Bay Roacl0Work' Stopped When Near Completion. Following lhe close down at Laurie conies this week another one at Trout Lake , by the same coinpunv. the Lillooet, Fraser River and Cariboo Gold Fi"lds Coinpany Limited. The company had 32 men working on road making from ils propel lies iu Tiout Lake to I he deep water at (-ialeiia liay when lhe order came to C"n>e o:i Sat- iird.ry the lltii inst. Al this time all that remained undone on I his road, which was to give the company a deep water outlet foi-'lheii* ores, was one mile to, clear and grade, and about, live, and a-half to repair. With the force thiit. was ;il work when it closed 'down it is estimated, by one who knows Ibis woi k, I hat, it ( ould have be.mi finished .this month and at a cost,(if $2,000 completed as a "waggon mad. Shoilly pi ioi1 to I he closing of the road work operations ceased on the iJio.-ulv icw. What lhe.se--uspeiisions. here and , t Lam it1, lollowing closely in each case the visil of Mr. Iluriie-L'.iyne, Q. (!.. and paily, mean, cannot al present, be ascertained: but I he'd eport is cm i cut, however t File, t li.it it is prior to some change iu the management. Whal- evet lhe cal,)'-e, and dozens can be heard on iheslieei. the company owe il, to the country andciho people to clearly slate il; as, in lhe absence of .such declination! pes.simi.stic people enough t hei'C! jilwiiv s aie lo conclude uud'even state the worst. Wilh llio statements of the ehaii- inan of this company at the annual, meeting it, is haul to leconcile lhe present, closing dow n. and il should be explained. The Mam. will welcome a if explanation and oilers lhe company ils columns foi* that, purpose. <- A fatal railway accident' occurred al .Noffli Hill on Thursday between seven iind eight, p.in., the circumstances of which, according to report* received, arc nl ion I. as follows : ��������� An cast-bound freight was doubled ,i *' up and was left standing at the top of the hill on the main line,'wilh brakes set. on (he hind cars, while the liain crew went inlo supper. Suddenly, Ihey heard the sound of a train m motion aiid, on looking out,, were surprised (n see (heir own engine, No. .'Ml, with its eleven cars behind it iiig a wav down the hill. blMkeinun, jumped I wo or three times to'hoard it but it I brew him badly each time, get ling more and more speed on' the while. ��������� About seven miles east of Notch Hill, al or near a1 curve, it came with feai ful momentum into collision with engine 51)] and'a vvcst-boniid freight, and spectators report that the lit lie engine lies almost, buried in the large one so great was the impact. Three or four cars in No. 501's train were wre.eked, aiid two only of the runaway train were saved. Passengers on yesterday's No. 2 say the collis|on must, have been terrible, as lhe' line i " was all torn up and cars piled up in a fearful heap. 'Dr. McLean, coronet, and Dr. Mc- Kechnie, wen' lo the,scene of the. acei- rlent Thursday night, with the wrecking cicvv. From the Coroner it is learned lhat the head hrakeinan, .George Brnndrett died(yesi,erday al, 1 o'clock a.m.. having sustained terrible injuries, bolli legs being'taken oil", etc. ; that Geoi'ge Blown, engineer, has a broken arm iind such injuries to the muscles, of Ihe shoulder as may permanently injure it. ��������� Win. Hume, lireman, has a in sty gas-h right, across the forehead "but will recover. These men all belonged to the ciew of the west-bound I in in--the one i barged by the i una way. This' was Brown's fits! trip as1 an engineer. Silver To-day. ��������� Silver NiCW Yohk, S-pt. IS, 57i cents. ��������� ', bullion ger irallii! is',(Ju lhe Waveilev ihev I hi- I wo pal I tiers, have aims ui'iir lhe t wo Mild 1,1 \ e will ker I pay streak is six udes considerable M r. Kennedy s,i\ s cveral under j down 50 feel'. Tile ______ j (���������,,,,( wide, which ii:( Clet voiir iiauie iai the voteis |is|t, i,i ciuiceul r,U ing ot e. once; 'you >nav liim1 to vote so ������uei than ,'"'1 V' ,' . i*' i. " ' , gwucl c >'"������ Li"l<1 ! nnnd. If von want ii good piano see' II. K. | The Blue Hell, owned by Benjamin Coursicr agent I'o'i the 1 loiiilzinan. If. i (j'''"'1.1 ���������'������������������'(i located iieai lllecillewnel, is 'I shoiviug ii j i well under assessment lliu Lime. ���������I nice sold iu those great . Wl��������� |<. Th.-y aie working live men. An big i|i!.-irl bottle-* h\ the McDowell, average assay showed in silver aud Atkins, Watsiin Co.,Val 50 cents, is ;l | lead 15<l ounces to the ton. .i-.i I \\ alter Scott, iiiaiiagerol a Hiiluilloli tlursl .pieiifher. .. ��������� f.lll|1|)illiyi |)ils ., f()|,.������. 7,1" men woi king li. I j. Kiiituaii wasf.iilv this week i on f licit pioperlies at the head of Fish seized with a ielapse of his U-u-r and j ('''",'',1:,- ->-**">": J_'y" " r;''11 J!1' l*i,!v(,,l' and lead Irom yl.>0 to ij*2()0.���������Iiossland Miner. and -till, The Strike on the Abbott. Group. (). I). I loin lit in li< (I Monday 11 inn his v isil to I he Hew s| like (ill 1 be ���������Abbott ti'i'iui.p, TrOui . Lake. He ���������-ay-' evc.ry I hill!.*; look'- Vei-v ciicoiiriigiiig'and I elapsed* his Iind lo go to llic hospital. Jfe i it is sad to say, anything but well, hut* it is earnestly hoped lie ���������.���������.ill recovei. j Mr. Dariaiigli, of Nakusp, had a peculiar expei iciice while conducting u ��������� piisonei to Kiiniloops one dav llii*1 week. A in.in in the tl.iin walked Uj to liim and asked liim ipiet iikaislv if he ! was ,*l venti iloipiist. No! saif| |),u-. j liiugli, I mil nut. I guess you'ic: the I fellow who has been In-tlici iiig me. all ! right. saj(! ihe stranger and he made a v leious sv\ ipe at the spend const,d>j,' ! I >.111*.111!_' 11 caught him miHI |,i.'i him i hack- in In.- al till he t i'iiiI'iI d'i'Vii ,.inl w,, bililv i al i,i|i i! in a hi I ]c u idle. I>il|.llig!l lei! ililll 111 (b.l^e 'if I\\'i inni.iiil ed policemen goinji'. '.in '������������������'��������� ��������� til'..*' coast .wire! (������������������" I hi' exci!..*ib|e s! I'-'iii-.-el" I,;,is '��������� The Duncan Fiasco. fit passed off and things arc 1 exo-pl a lew Cil-es whicl ! Ill- ill e ins all icl'ore, worse. readv ie teinpoiiiry -anitarj !li 11, <���������< :l I'I* ;t s ill C lesiills of ,*i loo compliance w ith lb" new i eguki! ions inspired no doubt by the belief thai Di. Duncan was going lo raise���������a tei rible m,v. They didn't know, these people, that th" IJ(K I ni- had a slight ton. b of typhoid himself, at. Trail, and he w as in.il t ei i lllIK a About Jack Quincy. Is (here as much uiyslery iiboul Ihe linding of .J,*u,*k Quiney as there is iiboul his disiippcainncc'-' I'du* neilrlv* t w*c> years- ibis Koolenay country has been deldged willi a^l kinds of cards, dodgers, newspaper clippings and pros-* notices bin ->i ill .Iru-k keeps mysteriously undiscovered. A llilip is given the credulity of I he public every now iind again by a report that .l,i<*k has been Ilea id of ai id,'i clue of his whei eaboul s obtained. 11, is a false hope, how ever: .I.IcK is mil I hel'i', rilld sii | hi-gjime goes on. What bother-, people'' is, what is I lie gauie, or is it. a griiiii1!-' Then1 is a liuill-whose life is said to depend upon .luck's discovery who is said to be somewhere iu Koolenay. If (Quincy is alive and in this cinini ry be should have been Initial long ago with tlu- riiniiiuil of advei tisenieiil he has gut, audi: leads people (o I hiuk that ilieie is either no Jack Quiiiey, or I hal, be is as much intent on avoiding discovery as some jiooplc seem (o be to Hud liim. an>. ions, no rloubl, to lea"- e I he in othei hands. This Docloi i has made sim,e an ,u:_;i uiei.t -, i il,uii| ;,*iir gi (,111:<I ,*il it .scaveiigi'r lo dump ' Ibci e are three feet of solid or o. in .sight I fi'iehds iilid v'va.s i;o!iini lor. 1< I ,11; I'ait, i ie- ground h;,*' | i o| ,i ial id or pill;! cfiii In* done lo |,iii I iev e|s| (ike '���������(���������fuse I here, noi ln-,'11 yet. (���������*:���������> l:-,('l i'i l.id liol.hilii!* I be iiupi-o'vi'tl ni' To Show Next, Week. When Harry Bindley showed in Winnipeg every sent was lillcd, says tiie /'Vl'i" /'ns*. The piece was "The Shadows of a Ureal 'aly." Mi*. J'*. Lewis ils Tom Cooper proved himself a realistic actor, aud Adelaide Flint, as the heioine is uiiali'ecled and graceful ; llarry hiuisell is the funny man and keeps his audience in ro.iis. All that tin* /'Vr'i I'rchii sjiys J-iinuol be here produced lint it is enough lo say (hal il highly commends Mr. Lindley lothe play going public. I'ol ei'siin's II ill, TlleMlay to Sal III dav ol llexl week. (7 IMI. I l-iil'lic le.ceipfs for the' week eti'diug Sep.l. '/'Ill Jvere $V-'���������'.'.,CMW; for ihe r.iiilic Week I'ist veil I bev were, $ I lil.lHK). Local and Personal Briefs. Dr. Dawson went east, ye.sliu'day. t. Aiulitor (Joepol was in town ye.stur- diiy Fred Fr.iser; .J. P.,-went inlo Tiout I^ake, Tliiiisday. A lar������B display of niillinery in n few (lavs ;it Coursici's. w Mr. J Ioi*ne-]?ayne, Q.C., is expected at Aiiowlscad, Sunday. , Bev. Mi*. Laduer, of Bossland, cainii ti11 from thore Tuesday. Jack Knowle.s was in town this week. i ,r. A. \V. .Mcintosh got oil Thursday for KevsloiK!. > The Murphy case, li.-is��������� been post- poned'till'i he ni.iu is cpiito well. Mr. and Mis. Ilaig relurnuil from their Ai rowhead dip on Tui'iday. C'lW'an's block is ahnosl finished and is being plasleied I Uridy foi use. (lib. Noi lliey's fool got hc.ttei right ri way when the now clarinet caine;. All the newest, in dress goods just opened up al Coursier's, * A\'liat ,*i beautiful lot of Indie-, new dress goods lire opened up.it (Jouisier'.s. Mr. nnd Mrs. Vollninl, Miss I'milt and (lie babies all left for Viincouver. Tlinrsday. The I're.sliytery of Kaniloups meets in Bevelstoke on the first Wednesday, in March. Di. MeKecliuii! is putting in stone Foundations for his ��������� new house on Second Si reel Theie was a private, picnic parly Tluusdav in honor of Alice Noi ihey's ,l)irtlida\. Dutiable goods al, I Ie\ elsloko , foi August, weie valued al &(),i**,."ll._0I duly paid sSl.T'Jfi.oO. Mi*. Byeisof the Mac Machine Co. i alTiail was in town suw-iai da5s this week. We aie glad lo sei! Mr. Ballogaardo of a long siege aie glad to see up again. I Ic has hac it Inil lie got good nursing. Four moie carpeiilcrs were put on Monday at l'iie new Central I Intel and the fi.iuie is now up three sioieys. Pony I.o.iko lias taken aw iv* all his ass.iv outfit to Albeit, C*ui_\oli vvliore Iu will be pleased to receive .samples. Joe Ail tin*,, lately of Kaslo hill inure, lecoiifjy' ofllie. Sunset iiiiuo, i 'nnssi.Ui to ilieol , lately llf ���������' lll(! W'ii:; in': Uove'is! ni.'e ,\est ere i hi l-l v of st nek holders coining ,1:, from the east'. Tliev ai*iiveci on N(. L aiid - proceeded down liver. In the parly weie William McKenzie, president of the Toronto iifld Manchester Street ]L*iiIw-iiy conipiinies; Ur. Wilson, J. C. and Andrew' Drewery, all o������ Toionto". , The Jvhuifi Krntiitfl poster's nd- vertising ti'0 Kamloops Agricultural Kxliihitiou are deserving of notice. PerFect fits, latest stylos in those new ladies mantles at Cuuisiei's. , "*" Mrs. CoVrrsier .says the Kindergarten building is all paid for and it starts on ,i self supporting oasis. ' Itosslaud is kicking for a court house and it i.s pointed out.tliere that one isi h.-rhg put up iit Kevelstoke. Cold Commissioner1 Graham and Constable Page left yesterday morning for Timil Like to be away a day or so.' Taylor's bungalow is rising rapidly. Ic vvill be very nicely located' iind, there will he a .magnificent view from it. ( '' J. IC. Mclnnis, of the Regiua. ijlhnd'ird, made this ollice a pleasant call Thursday on his way lioine'ft'oinsa Kootenay trip. A , J'ohn Boyd iind To in Bain left Monday .morning for Flat Creek where then' hit the trail and do, the annual work on the Dun vegan. , The Johnson-Smiley concert at the , Methodist church, October 5th. Keep your money for a good show. * Mortimer Lamb, formerly editor of the Bouudiiiy Creek Tinusii, succeeds Alex. Regg as editor of the. B.C. Min- ing Review. ��������� ] lis said that W. II.. Vickers vvill occupy the position of recorder at Trout Lake City while, the present recorder is away oast. , , .John Wlialen was on Monday fined , !?50 and costs or three"mouths jug foe hitting C. P. It. Detective Jones on the nose. ' ,' ' The Enterprise Brewery has -"now" started in to bottle its famous beer,1 and the public can keep supplied,' in what qualililies desired. See ,, the b.-ewery manager. Why send away for garden produce. Patronize home industry by going to1 K. Tapping's market gardens. There you can get your produce fresh, and '- good value for your money. , o B. A-rAVelbon vvill give a lecture on Tlioosophy iind The1 Septenary Constitution of Man at Peterson's Ilail on Saturday, September IS, S p.m. Seats free. Ladies especially invited. * W. Cowan says he. will next year have things so that a man may sit in his ollice in the Cowan Block and communicate with 'Trout Lake City, Ferguson and Comaplix by telephone. Frank Vandal! .returned Tuesday' from Shuswap. He says tlie, annual race meeting of the Olcanagau and Shiisvvap tribes came olr", while, lie was . there and it was very interesting. , Please don't forget w-e keep the , liiigost and best assorted stock of pure Drugs,1 Chemicals, Patent'Medicines and Toilet Articles in town.;, The McDowell, Atkins, 'Watson Co.; the Druggists. , o Word was received Wednesday from Mis. MoLtae that "Sandy" was improving gieatlv, tl'iat the'fever had left him entiiely and if he continues to improve that he will be around in a few days. All Sandy's friends will be glad to hoar of his recovery. , ��������� Tin! new- post ollice building erected by Bourne Bros, was opened this week. It is a great improvement on the old order of things and is appreciated ^at the station. Al tlledi.-iek of the ollice is the Iii m's counting loom. Messrs. Clute and Gill inspectors of Customs and Inland ltevenue wore here Wednesday and were making examinations of local agencies. The * Inland I'ovenuo ollice it is peculiar to stale is held by the gold commissioner who has already got more jobs than ho can tackle. * The Johnson-Smiley combination concert at the Methodist church on October oth is one of (be things thai cannot be missed without losing a treai. Miss Johnson is a genius and so is Smilev and they have icceived praise wb * er ihev appealed. Get your seats t ("ii'.iih.s Di u < stm-e. ,u i f uiiilv of out esteemed . .1. I i'i a hit in an ived from Momlav. Tliev aie re- (i'l all IIII s lloUse (opposite e'liirch) vvliicll lie has leeeiiilv been lixiiig up most comfort- ii.lv. I he w in townsman T. t'he c ist on siding in \1 r i .e 0 'i !��������� di ��������� SilpC il. Be.lsley. iif Nelson, fol-luei.- ', of Donald, is in charge of this division lill the letiiiu of Supt. Duches.'lav wiio has been scut out to locate a i ailrnad to thc Klondyke at this lime of vear, as a mark of the confi I'-iu-e icprise.l in liim by tlu* rail vv ay c \i'(*ul iv e I. T I'lcvisier and W. Phipps came down troiu Cirncs Creek Thursday. Mi. Bicvslei s.iyshc binught as* far iis the iii'>n111 of the cieek a splendid (.���������bunk* uf lin! hu* the Spokane '.exlii- .hiiiou'. It weighs (JO or 70 pou'iid-i. and. is dear'ore. from I ho shaft, i8k in ������Wku,4 ' W.'l-. 1 W'I"������JK1MH.>1J"#HSJ W'RWJ **&TAl/^-tXZL^li&&ia& ' VAilK ���������.'. TI1K KOOTENAY MAIL J-ITIIMSUKI) ICVKi'Y SATl'I'DAY - AT i -, REVELSTOKE. B.C.. hy ��������� ATKIXrf & .--.WITH.. ��������� , I'i-i.i.i-rii:ii.-, \ni> l'i:oi'icii:i(ti:s. pubsoription Price, S2.00 Per Aiiaam ������T-o" s-rrtreri.v in advanci: M'S The Ames Holden Co.'s spscial ^Columbia," "Vanoouvepf"Koot- enay" should be worn by everybody who wants a .first-class mountain boot. ������ , KKYKLSTOKH, SUPT. IS. I Sit". i Tin: people of Kevelstoke have ^^ufleicd lonii and patiently the loss of valuable iculty by the slipping- of the river bank, but iill.t heir protests to the' government have boon vain. Time and timo ajjain the Mail lias brorndit the mattor hefoto ministers personally and to tho notice of llioir 'journalistic parasites- hut though thoy thought ���������something should be done, that it was' a serious matter, and ( that wheie theie's ;i vvill there's a way, nothing al all hiis resulted. It, is time for the people of this town to move. They should not lot political motives, and -we believe thorp are some-political motives behind this noidect, "stand in ' * the way of their protection-; hut, in dependent .of all politics, unite in denouncing the neglect 'and demanding protection. ������- G, Tv.dMAXwm.r., M. P., thinks the jiext Provincial election should not' lie -���������fought on party linos; that the piesent .opposition platform and'policy is not representative; and that the "way out" is ii convention of all in ('ippusjlion to the present government to he held ,at Piovelstoke oi* Kamloops. Mr. Max- -well is right. The, present opposition took it upon themselves to make a platform 'without, consulting their ���������ind chai. icter-i/.ed that freutlom.-iii's ebantfo as a matter of disappointed ambit ion. Mayor Tcmplcluu spoke in much tlie same vv ;iv sav inn I'uirl hei : "ft b |ii*ali- alij,- some opposil ion un-inlif!-' will assume a ut boril v .Hid call it con v-enl imi of ail opposed lo the present coveni- ini'iil to meet ill' Kevelstoke al some I i me, in I he i m media le ful in eaud I heie oi.iCaiii'/e a pai ly lo contest (heel,1! lion's with the p.-uiy in power d', Surveying- For a Klondyke Road. The ('. I1. IJ. Co. have sent .Mr. 10. J. Duchesn.-iy, superintendent at Revelstoke, wilh ,-i party of -urvevois to lay out lines foi'ii I'.iilroad to I he Klondyke. The schemeof the ('.IMJ. is to ('slablish ,-i line of steamers from Vancouver lo (jleiioi'a on IboStickeen River and just ovei' the boundary claimed, by the United States ami in lirili-lr American leriilory. Thence by railway to Toslin Luke,and from there by steamers and the Yukon River to (he Klondyke and othei1 points. 1| is claimed by many familiar wit h t he county that Ibis is a most practicable route and its liein^ all within Canadian territory will save annoyance from duties, examinations etc. Mr.-Duchesnay starts' right 'avvay feir the north. * ��������� KLUnuiKt.hu m . Willi the lxiro-ains wc are offering" in all kinds of .Stationery and Office Supplies, Writing Inks, Copying Inks, Mucilage and Blank Books! The latest? newspapers always in stock. "Also A complete line of Pure Dru^s, Chemicals, and PoioL-'raphers' Supplies. ' Bring" along" your prescriptions and have them accurately compounded. CANADA DRUG- & BOOK GO. Ltd. ,chas. r. Mcdonald Mgr., 1 Revelstoke Station. Jas. McMahon,������! -| General Blacksmith J*- REVELSTOKE, B'C. What Ogilvie's Experience Teaches. In .in ' interview, Win. Ofjplvie,' surveyor for the Dominion f^ovei'iiuienl, who knows the Klondyke better Oi.-ui' any othei' living person, says his* experience teaches him thai "the man who slays at' homo and plods on the farm, or 'in the, shop'or ollice, is in a vast majority of cases better olf llian the oycry-ilay placer gold miner." "The Times" vs. Bank of England. Tli������\ important announcement to' llio ell'"ct that the directors of the 13ank of England had consented to hold one- fifth of the bank's reserve in silver has caused much excitement in En-rhmd iind the continent. The governor, Albert George, Sande- niiin, when questioned refused to speak iiboul the report but from other, bank olTicers it is lc-iiiieil the announcement in I he press was probably inspired by thc government in older to ascertain 'the temper' of the people before iinswei ing;; I he U. S. niouetaiy commission. The Times, 'who is* said lo largely 'i epresi'ut r;o!(l M.induid views, heads ils article on ibis departure of lhe Wagons,' heavy or light, huilt ,n\u] i epairod. ��������� . I lorsoshueiug a specialty. Prospector's Picks. Minor's Tools. Ijiir^o supply of iron, stool'iind shoos. (Jiduis in any branch of tho, trades executed in a woi kinaulika manner. HAS. R. CARLYON, RcVcIstoke - -Hospital. r1���������*-' Q flRi q*=������ P'IIM I h liJLOiyiNiLs a. Maternity ward in connection. Vaccine kept.on hand .... Drs. McKcchnie and Jeffs, - Attendants. TAILORS. > 8. WILSON. \i. Local Merchant Tailor. Order and Heady-Made. To suit ligure oi* pui'so. Revelstoke Station, B.C. . Barrisler-at-L'aw, Solicitor, and Notary Pule. .T=y*01''KH'U: Room -J, Pool lllnuk. Uovol-loki'. lans and specifications prepared in India" Ink or Blueprint '��������� ��������� ��������� " Drawings. IKCr^MltM.1* 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. Interiors and interior decorations are his specialties. Store Decorations, Bank Fix lures'," ,I;!otel , Fixtures ; Hall shewing" pan n el led dadoes, frescoes, ' etc.; Artistic , Screens, Verandahs;.Stairways, etc. can be got put to suit the market. , , ( " ' ' ��������� SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. C. AMPI'WLL ic CO. , 1 |i Fashionable Tailors. * REAL ESTATE AND MINING. FRED 3. WRONG," ' Roal Estate and Mining Sroker, '���������FEROUyON, 15.C��������� The Siiirdon of llio TroiU l.aku District,. Co:TesponCcnce Solicited. ' ��������� C. S. DOUGLAS, Real Estats and Mining Broker, 133 Co:-������ov.a Si., VA>:COUV3X, B.C.' ("or*. Broad St. & Trounce Ave..' ���������c Oppn-ate the Driard, Late of Government Street, VICTORIA, B. C. Importers of I'Tuo Scoluli and I'aifdjMi Good.-, m HO.MAS 13KOS. <fc GRANT, ��������� L TAILOSS i ' Suits lYoin $]2, Pauls* from $3. Sample and niea'-ureinonl forms sent ,on ripplicrit ion. 92 Government St., White labor only. , VICTORIA, B.C. MISCITIiLArVEOUS. ' Td MATHEWS, Real Kstatcand Mining" Broker 319 Cordova St., VANCOUVER, B.C. Mining slocks unci propei I ies bnuu-ht, nnd Mild on commission. Corre.-pond- ence elicited. , BEAUMONT BOGGS &. CO. , - Mining Brokers, ��������� '��������� VICTORIA, B. C. Mines'find Mining1 Stocks.- C0?!RE3P0,\DENCE SOLICITED. ynk,; " I'emon.-,! ranee "' und ,-*.'iv:-: .supporters and ure not lepivbenl.iti-. <: j .. n,-,s the luuk hcen uel'. ,-uh i.-x-d' in jiur in full coiif'nlencc^ of the nc-pple. It, T'nlliiur in with the siuw-iion, iiiished , i . ' * " is a (iiiestioii, too, whether party lines j forward hy ceitain American-.,' that it or not are advisable, 'and the only ���������,!,,,"U1 1,ohl ;l lilth ,,f ilb ll,!"''-v������' il1 1 ��������� c if ��������� . 1 1 '% ���������"ll'1"''!"*' solution ut uliicient and omani/ed oil- ,, v , ., ,, , , 1 j " iSow-.'i-days il would he ,a- n-eless position is -by convention, at wliii:li i foi1 the Mank'ci Kn^l.nid lo keep ������,!,. the. people of this pio^'ieo shall ' 010,(ItII or "."..-'.(MUl.tilll) inothe ^.hape of flctoriuiiK! liow they will oust t|ie.| silver le-ei v. n-s it w diild 1-e for ( ,-ir- Turnerites for the'.usehes. Revel- > '!���������'"'''������������ "' I"'--1* " '"������* f'������ '!>" i-r-.u i.,n , , iii- ,i i , ' "I loiton ,l)oi(iii'4!i-. 'i'l'c Hank of stoke, we hold, is a cent nil and nm-.t , ,, ��������� i "���������'., , , , - , ' I Kii.nlnnd otiunt Lo have -aid Lin*-; and ������ VlrMPII appiopriate place at, wind, l��������� hold tlii.. ��������� iUl;|^ 1)()| >;|i(, lh-^ si,. j.(lll|1|L p,.,.^ /\ ivicincil., convention and we , hope the callers I ("xplained in 1SII it wa-. well to hold I :*">: '��������� '',,', i, (some person or pei sous will have to ' "i'**',| to he in a po-.itiun In enjoy the I BASBEit SHO? AND BATH BOOM, take tl.e initiative) will decide lo hold , <>l>i'<" ��������� "'ty alVmcled u- l.y hi-nu-t c j = ].-,,,���������$, St.ftei. H,!velstoke. .,.,.,., ,- - -i . ' i France to'pay mil* debt.-, in clu-api'i' ' ' ... _*_ this historical uuiutuu*' in our midst. ' ��������� ' ��������� -������- BAR33RS. inetal. It is expected, if icpo! is ai.,> as, lad ' " Ii,,tAl h;" h'1" ll,N l" ���������'" ui,h ���������������������������'������������������ 'MiMMit, Auieiuaii >ULr<.re-.t ion y Th j Haircut, 25c; Bath, 50c; Six Shaving ,,,-,,,, ��������� , , ��������� .p.eMM.t Aineiu.-in mi-- i:*- '���������"- ' Tickets for ������1.00, as stated, that, theie in.iv ho a laiiune , .... . ... , " .1 lhe vri'v [idint u! it [ in Ireland'this winter. If ii is s���������, | I.l..,1.l.v,1 ,", ,��������� t.���������n^, ,���������., ,���������.������������������.���������, -y ,,���������,,, p^ L JOHNoON, 'though the conditions a:e' ' gie.nly of -ilvei mi it t,n���������\ . v ^ _ I - r in lai-hi- i he ; ' |{k\ ki.stoki: Station-, M.C altered .since ])i*e\ious fainiues, this ' price, and we m.ij d;-po-i' nf it ,u a _ _(1 country which did su much for India l'*"fii ln l;"!"'>"<-''��������� -ni.I Am.-iu-.i. tin., i- ���������. Haircut and shave 50c. ^ ��������� ii ". c ..i-r.i .i 'hi' ver\ thin'' uihii-i lie- m >i;ii>M-d will not foryet their brethien in the ' ' . , * . , , ' ��������� ..-.'.. . ��������� ��������� '���������elieiue oi I;.l.m n.iii.iii.i' IK-UK-iaiu-iii. yiCMi Isle: -Om> thin- that accenniafs whi(h u-(. l,,*ll,tI .!f,t tlll> ,.,���������,,���������,��������� ,'|J(.,., ' the probability ut' (listless in li.-eland is,, are c-uile dfir.-ient. Wlif t- 'I'.-i-l mav [ the hiyli'prico of wheat. While the haw hi-i'ii wi-**-. .we m..iv !)������������������ i-N-s-i-i-diri-.-*- lv fool->>h. for c iu- GUY BARBER, "WATCHEIAkEE AND JEWELL*'.31 :o: ��������� Repairing Neatly St. Promptly Exacuted. REVELSTOKE, B. C. gj; PICARD, Contractor and 'Ihii/a'c, 1APUE' LEAF' HOTEL,. ; < ' , , ILLECILLEWAET, B.C. ' , The Pioneer Hotel of'the'Pioneer camp of West" Kootenay.' Good rooms, newly furnished. : - -- - .Best table in town Choicest Liquors and Cigars. Commercial Room. r'ATES^^^ \ "T.. RICHARDSON, Prop' Plan-* arid ..Specifications prepared oi, short not ice. , '-,a REVELSTOKE, B.C. '��������� ' , i* ** ' P H. HEAPS &. CO., Mack in cry Brokers, .7 (! C'oriluv.i Slivol. VANCOUVHIS, 1J.C. ������ t 2 'Y, f'3 jUSl^S^ V liS W llrJiCl_>^ Proprietor , ��������� ^���������-^.ARRQ'WHEl'lJ/ B.C.-=-=^; , > This hotel has been re-built and greatly enlarged. It is newly, ��������� furnished'throughout 'arid affords every convenience F��������� to guests. It is be-iliftilly situated overlooking Upper-'Arrow Lake, and is located most conveniently to railway depot and steamer landing ' L__n.ites. Si to S2 per day <, J. ��������� -j ot������. 1-OR SALE- A (lu.inliiy d!" liglil,, second li.mil SlOC'l [{.Ills. J..R.HULL&.GO. ^mirocf-y Cor-nfortable Parlors. Oppoa ito 3ruK Store. * ASSAYERS. .cro|is in other countries have |��������� ,.n ' iy i'>ui!.-n. mr tie* only UiiIumu^ pei:1! , . ��������� , I ��������� .i.i i j ii ' in our liii-incial -v-'i-m i-- th'- v--i v in- ..short, in this tliev have been fiill . , - ' ��������� i .. , cisional wi-;,ki,"-s ot n!ii vid i'-^-i-.c mejisnre, ot splendid (ui.ilii v and lniih .. .i,,. ,,<, \\-i,,. ., , ��������� i , . ,- >��������� ' r 1 ,11 lill1 liallK \\ llV Minim! \\ c Oi-llll,,;;!' i". prices. , ly chno-,e to walei lhat !i'..-i\i��������� hy ... 7~'^~ 7~ , ps-.u-iic -illv i >-dui ui!.' il i'iui--tiftl| ;*' Su in:-\ ictoiia / uws iiiunts nut IJi.it ���������, , ���������. ������������������ ,. ' ., . ��������� rl .It, i!i"i t. j i'i I - imIh-1 ici-i-i) v\(> 11 i,i t a I--,-,, rii<-. kernel! :nn the sum voiod fur the I'oaid of JTeal'li ,|,i,k,,l mIn.-i uu-h* a (,i-i.iu.ii|\ \���������- .wds s.1,000 and s.-rys that it is (piite conv.-ninit tor -Inpiu.-ur to th,- f.u- piuljaljlu the -s.ilai ies aiid the exp^tMi'S ; ,''lM* 1'1" ",in' * l,l,��������� '������������������I'^'apli , w ,i- in-1 Vi'iili'd, t ii.it I'l'ii-oii nn li.ii^-i'i i-*.,-l-. VV'i> can cirdi-r-.il vi 11 .ui> c\ Iwi i- us a i'i'W m'iiiikK .mil ,i-, London i- the { rOU'.iRIJ W'KKT, 1 1 ( \ n. ',(���������!.i(,' of IJi'j .il Scliool ol Jlinu-, ).' iidun, l-'iiifl.iiid.) Mining Engineer. Analylical Chemist and Assaycr. 1 ,*i p'u-iui mi. .NKW IlKVVKIi. li. C. pi Un ip, -ll\ '*! Ill II I ,i| I In- \\ I.I , of i!ie-<! olii(.-ials (Dr. Duncin and Mi. Wimlley) will alworb the- entire --iiiii, -This adds point Lo our i euiarl<r> nf last' week; the nioi,ey all -.'ojie and iioihin*^ vvnr Id. \m- ii"ed im. ,|,nL ,m ,,i'i' i,\\n /lone lo establish their siinii.ir\ rule- hank -*��������� ��������� Tlii1 Tniii.. (��������� u.iiii,? I our i i;it,,r i,il|i, Wrr.t. ilu* en.i-t papi-i s, uhi'-li :4'i'��������� "'���������������'>'��������� ii i all-"Oi ini.ir'e mm pi is.-.' mi. I. l.iiid .("cant, of the K!'.,���������|..i.,- ~'\' ''"��������� i';'-'"*Iii...i,.i "l 'I- I'ul.'e , , . ., lid. ' IVlll h" IlllUiea -lli.illlv ,C'e,l|i'! III!'', -ll IK'lli's and -aid m*i\ !llll"ii|- ir, ','icat ,, ,, . . , . .,, , I h" ll ! loll "I t III- [litll.l I llllfM i|, [ 1,1 liaidsliips.be able to ( mIm iei, t Iv ,.,*,,,,. |,,|' , ,���������,, j,,,,, .. ������������������ Tin- i e\ (.hu i ,r ��������� s iv, when I liey hear of ^tai \ at ion aiul aiypnluy li.i n r- i.< >l Li i, -.'��������� j< ---. \s L ��������� \, misery at Dawson t'ily and oilier '" ' '" ' "r;'l"'1 "���������'*"1 de < i di, s applw-t,, I h" -Im k ol i o;n .mil lillllioii I ,<��������� ji t i.i the i ���������lie (If pal I in. ul a- si'ciuilv Im hank notes. ' The parent I.mv Iris Iii en -o ami n,led I hal I ll" term for lhe diiral umi of ,ihn p.lleill Is limiled to1- IS ','eal-., lil|I a or 1-i t,.p!.- I! \\' I'LI.LKW CAltVKV, K.C.S. >\ . i.Mi-m1, N Kir,-. !n-t . \l ^M.l.'i Miiiinij /'.'n'jii"i i tin/I .\#t'ii/rr. V \ sr ul \ |,-|;, I! <', C-T-rtin" Srn ��������� t r Po'fi .1 S|;>'-< i.l.r / ' l ul ', 'l < ' ' ' 'ii l"l n| i .ill -un !l< in' I ill ' i ,'> In in i li HI' i "ll-l.'lilii, lit i.f , ��������� ifail i*. i' *, - '������ 'ii e, i , .i ), ' " L', ;,' i ;.' Ci ! '-,,,'1 (. *',i, On,' ,, 1/1 '.-1 ���������", v i< ,-.���������('. ,. ; ,.ii, -i f, I, !',",��������� - Wholesale and E.etail Purvcvorsof High-class Meats. BEVBLSTOKE, B.O. 'All orders in cur line \vill b(> in'oniptly attended to. < I Hiitehison k Oo,, (Opposite (Joverninenb Oflice,) Groceries, i'eed, Fruit, always , fresh and full stock. MEW STORE. NEW STOCK Shoet Accounts. yl^ss^^ IJ U ill 11 FRAN K * VAN DALL. Pkoi-kiktok. J^������*aa������^l Best Table- in Town, Well Furnished Rooms, Choieost Wines, Liquors and, Cigars, ��������� ��������� ������������������. Everything Strictly 'First-Class;. Terms $2 per day. ' Kamloops,Jk:er on Draught i i, ii" , In;,*',',, I ' S"i|>.*- portheiii points, tliat, tlics diri initliin^ at all to promote il. To Meet at Revelstoke. In- Maxwell party have been lie,nd iASSAYERl X'%, *rl* Wholesale and Retail'^ . . BUTCHER . . ; iiio.si.i-:i< in Milk Cows; Saddle, Pack, Driving and Draught Horses. ; ' .1. AIJJIORT STONK, Piuu'kiktoi:. The Dining Room is fnpnished with thejbest. th * Market affords, THS BAR IS SUPPLIED WITH THE CHOICEST WINES, LIQUORS AND.CIGARS. '5 \ IT" it, AI'.liAHA.MSON I'.IIOS., I'iioi-iiiutoiik. FP.iO, M. V/ELLS, i/z.-ie ET/AVi-.r?, NOTICE. .fisveistoko Station, B.C. NOTICE. fiornal .Vi'Imhi. Mr. Maxwell s.dd in , . i p i en! ma . lie taken im li \ e.i i an ilili rvicu1; "I rim M 1 oiil'lv* opposed >' , ,, ,', i tt - ' ' > em -, a! ihe d i .(11-| inn <m ll, lo drri win-' polilir-al pa rl v line- in , , ., , , ' . . , , , " , . . f;i111 -,:"1 leiii-wd'. ii:*i V In- mail,, li piovincial in il ti-r-, and (lfi noi I lniik il i,���������;,,-,, ,, ,- ,, . ,. , , 1 , iii'iti^ it up lo I he I nil tci hi n| I - \ , 11 Wl-e eil her III I lie I 111 el i",| < of I lie pi n*. - rnee or tlie oppo-,it ion lo -.piit, op inlo )"i!.jvf^ "������������������ ,''v;ii:^:lv,v;i;;;,;'-,���������;;:: ,;:;���������;;; .;,;���������. -j",.^ - ^JSW!:,;. ,%V,,:,.V.^ J^V^^VWr.."/*/-!;. ���������, , i,e pre,,,,. K.,������.���������������������������,���������. .wn. ; ���������';-��������������� -J.-.. ^,.. ���������;,_ f , ,.,, <f;,fff;> ^fffyf^f -;..;.������ ��������� ;:..;���������./;.;;.���������. ^ ^ ^fl;^ ^f^ ] repaid lo polll ie-, and am III la\or ol | ii'.i I :��������� ul. uf I. -.mi', c,. ��������� , | , . |,,,,., i ! i 'i linn- O i ,, I I ���������' , , , 'ai/n,iin mini nil | liuldin^it .,( Kamloops ,������������������ K���������vc| -l ���������ke ! r|1AK K ff f!f������ ",' f,!"< ; - ; >)~"<"ff<' K _.., u ,l . ������;,..... , ,,-, \ fe'f" wi' Ir-l.'i-.,.. I U..M i'i Oeloliei1.'' .Ml . Si ml, n' ��������� lil-il U.I in. I lie'AI. I' loI i'liiraid -aid, wi- lull ol -;lil i c, ������������������!./��������� j': ,' Jfciici.dll i<-- ii nd not Up Iii I lie \\ an! - ol I ' ' ' ������> .1 , ii ��������� i m i i ' ^ "'! I" ' ' '���������' ' ' I he eolllll I \ . I le -a nl M i . I I 'ifiil n- \'. .i First-class Table ��������� G-ood Beds ��������� Fire-proof Safe Telephone ��������� 'Bus Meets all Trains. 3HrE"V"EXJST03r:iIJ, S_C, THE QUEEN'S ii' r, a .,..I.,',, i, i V ' 'I i i I Mm I,, a n I t n li ' i ei l I ' li , i Hi I .."' '"'I ���������I,|, lllil I,! I lie i,pi , e II i li ' ' I i.il i I , i ,-' ii ' ,, in i I I, ' II M I I | I,,,,, ,, ' I I I HI I l|',. I-'I,, 1 ul li, ��������� ii I i h C \ !��������� r ,.,, , i -' ,, ii ,,i f ei a, a v,, i ,i ', 'I1 I I il'r II I 1,1 a , i , a ,', i i, ,���������i ',,,,' "i- >l , 1 ,' , , i , > i,, i, 11 , ''" ' "l ',U' ""I '-' ' ' ' ' H -'' 'Ml 'if HU I>H.|. ,���������, , I I 111,111 ' | I ' '.". f ,. , -1,111,, '" ' 1'lllllM I I . u .I Ml I' l|,,|l, ,,,, I, , \���������,| |,|,||��������� ,��������� I,,I,, ,,,,| ,��������� ,',,,, ,,.������������������, ,,��������� ' ' '"' " II '" ' " IIIII ll' ' ', I ' 1*1.11 III, , , I 1,,|| ' il,<",'.'��������� ���������",' "'.','',","', ! ,"''j"'"1"1 r1"1 ' ���������i.'iii'.'r a. it. ,.i. ..i mi,|.i..i i hi. i.i- i '"*��������� " -'Hi'i.., "i ..'ni,. i.:>.. , um i ������,,���������.,.,! ii.,-...-, !ii.ii.y..,i ,iiih. i " I" ",'tl. ,ii I iiil: I ,1. II". 1,1 t"l,l !h' I '-ll I'll.. I*l.l.l��������� I ,,n,l -:'''' M ��������� 'i ' ( ��������� , ,i , I,, i, * { I i M ie i ' i' ill, .a. "-,, (i'i i| il, rid .1 (, ,, , o . -��������� ������������������ . . ��������� i , i ,,:.'.: i, i, i ,, i.,i a ( ,'iii., a. .,' i ,i,,i,, i, in a-. i,,- 11,. pin ,���������, ' ol ulii limn ' i r *iu ,. n ^', mi .,i 11 AI'KAII.WISON I'l'ON., I'koi'imctoiis. 1 fivcrythinjj new i\wi\ FirsKiass in al! Rcspccis. ' ���������'���������"' Tiie IIo'jss issiaDRcd with tlio Hnost V/ines and tars in ths Market n-!n TB,01j;T 3L_������J22E<rfEl GXriTSr,; 03.G_ Pi-IE KOOTENAY MAIL. T-; PAGE 3. Dawson's Route to the Yukon. LL. ' Disc*n-?siu<j* tire route-; to lire. Yukon. i. Dr. Dawson, of tire Dominion geolujj-i- eal ,-urvey. ������-aj'& thai from inea-iue- nieiits taken liy liim al the inontli of the i*ivei, which would indicate I lint tlie' Iloolalii <|ii:l 1'iver is of {"leal .volume, and from reports furnished hy Indian--, it seem-* more tlian prolialile llial. lieyond llic danger of low water lieiuj< (.'iicoiiiilered at cerlain sea>on- of the year, tliere .-hould not lie any ferious hindrance to navigation, aud this opinion i- home out hythe published repoi t of Mr. Hay.-of the United Slates }>ci>]������>^>lc-.-il survey. Tile latter genlleman. who went up lo Tcsliu hake i'rioui Taku Inlet, has ,ffui*ni.-hed some valurlhle and iflialile data upon this point, and from hi.-' statements Dv. Daw.-on is- .-triintrly of Ih'e opinion' that lhe all-Canadian route, via Tele- pa ph Cieek, (hence to Lake Te.-lin and tlie I lontulinqiin Kivcr, may he looked upon a- heinj^ not only fe.-i.-ililo hut. actually prelen-alile lo any of the inaiiv which have been .-ujested. he American wheat grower. For j that la-t year- LJnly 00 to June 07) flour .-uiiie yeais he ha.-' been having a hard ' equivalent to 4.olHJ.(XKI lm������hel*of wheat lime of it. While iiboul his curly \ wa- purchased by Vho-e countrie.- from market wa.s England, he had to, meet j this continent, .and tlii- trade i- ,ju-t theie a tremendous new competition 'in its'beginning. 'The ta-te for good from Hu-i-i;i,_ Argentina. Northern ' bread, when once it tias been formed, India, and el-ewh-ue. A.-iaticcountries ' i-one lhat never dies out. China and weie not his customers:al all. Thing.- i Japan will be .-in good customer?-* as are now changing. Doth China and I England foi- Ani'-rir.-rri Hour before a' Japan are beginning to' buy \\ heat j (prai'ter of a century has elapsed.��������� Hour i'i om Aiueiica. It i.- estimated ' Fanning. MM & HAMILTON LIVERY, EXPRESS AND DRAYiNG.. Too Late In The Season. The Canadian lui.-iiie-'s hou-es in London say thai, the decline of 4*170,- (XX) in Hiili-hicxports to Canada since the new preferential UirilT has. been in operation i.- partly due to n.-iLural cau-es. ' All agree that the preference .uf 12A'per cent is giving a decided impetus to" tiade which will be very much more niarkeu when it becoine- 2o per1 cunt. lint tin; new Canadian tariff, it is explained, came loo laic lo 'materially affect, this- season's orders. Moreover, the stipulation ' that, tlie goods favored 'must be of Brit i-h origin which has ju-t been removed, acted most injuriously, for at least half of the many lines of good- sold to Canada were of German, 'French and other foreign origin. For these, reasons the Canadian trade shared the decline in J3i itish exports Jo all eounli ies tvhich" decrea.-ed 1\ percent in August'and pei1 cent in the eight months. \\r*e IjaVe a | G������������(i Supply ������* ��������� - ��������� BUILDING MATERIAL AND LUMBER. Cut Rates for Spot Cash. Headquarters0 for stove wood. Revelstoke Station, ,B.C. Call and see iis, We can fix you. REVELSTOKE SAWMILL, i ' i Revelstoke Station, B.C. Corner of Hastings and Cambie Streets, VANCOUVER; k C. ERGO., LIMITED LIABILITY. ALL KINDS OF COMAPLIX, B.C. ROUGH AND DRESSED LUMBER. Atthe Company's Store is carried a Full Stock of General , ' Merchandise : Miners' Supplies and Outfits at-close rates.1* P.O. AHKOAVm-'AIJ. .... , TlCM-XJJtAPir TO COMAPLIX. The Company's S.S. " LARDEAU " connect*-; with all C. P. ]t. trains and .steamers, and makes daily trips hetween Arrowhead .-ind Comaplix aiid Thomson's Landing. Cuniiiiuuicatinn is thus e..lahli-hed with all pdiuts in the Lni*deau, Ti'diit Lake and Fish Ci*eek distr ids. ' , The Company's tug "ARCHER" i.s ready td enter into Lowing and freighting contracts. ��������� ���������'* fl The Townsite of COMAPLIX is heing Mir\ eyed and will shortly lie placed on the market. Comaplix is the out lill ing point and headquarters fur I In- Lardeau and Fish ("reek districts now heing opened up. . It occiipie.- a lieautiful siiualion, high and diy, on (he N.K. arm of Upper Arrow Lake, eight miles from Ar- ' rowhead. Weep water for vessels all the year round. (iood hotel accommodation. R. TAPPINGi Agent for Revelstoke. Equipped with Eley.ilor, Electric Bells. modern improvements. ' ' ��������� Rales $*2 per day. ,, Heated with licit water, and all G. THOMAS,'Pkopkiktok. Gompers on the Hazelton Shooting. -T- ' ' o Nin-ieen oflhe striking niiners have su.-climbed lot h" hulld wounds of the deputy shei iir.- alt.H.'izellon, Pennsylvania. , ll is .-aid that some of the dead were hi-iilally treated.' President Gum pel's,'of1 the American ' Federal ion of Labor, denounces the killing of the uien. Me says the men were walking,on th ��������� public highway where they had us much right-as the sheriff or president. It may he" true that, these men were noi native Americans, but Ihey were brought, here by the greed and ei.'imiug of the 'mine, DMNFFRIIVFRY FFFI1MAIF! ��������� ���������'��������� : FOR r ��������� ' LARDEAU AND TROUT LAKE: DAILY STAGS'LINE: Thomson's Landing to Trout Lake Gity and Ferguson^ Stage lea\(.'s"Tlioui.sun'.s.t!V(;i*A* morning, ;it 7 o'clock, for Trout Lake. City and Ferguson; returning, lea\us those places ut 2 p.m.. ' ��������� FREIGHTING AND'TEAMING.o . . Good freight warehouses and quick dispatch. For all information about tians- , puitalion or hauling in Lardeau and Trout Lake; write. ��������� . GRAIG & HILLMAN; ��������� ,. 0' ��������� l Thomson's Landing", B.C. COSMOPOLITAN HOTEL n , KAMLOOPS, B.C. IP. X eze, hvlie. Best of everything going. RUSSELL &. HEROD, P'ropjs. IMPERIAL BANK OF ' CANADA. Capital Authorized, - $2,000,000' Capital Paid-up, - - - 1,963,600 Rest, - - - -"-,-,- 1,156,800 DIRECTORS: H. S. HOWLAND, - * - President. T. It, MERRITT, - - Vice-President. ' William Ramsay. Hugh Ryan. Robert , rJaffray. T. Sutherland Stayner.' Mining Engineer and Metallurgist -REVELSTOKE AND GOLDEN B.C.��������� *-��������� ! Assays on Gold and Silver. Analysis of All.Ietals made at lowest pates. Prompt iind 'Correct Results tluarant.ee.d. ' Reports made on properties, e.tc. Give me n. call. Head Office, - - TORONTO. D. R. WILKIE, Genera! Manager. tliev suli- opiu-at.or.s and s,i lon-j- milted to bein*; starved no wold as lo their foreign trirlli was. heard, hut now tlii.- cry ot' I'oiiULCiii'i' is raised to oh- SL-ui-.- the crime. The niiner.-- will win ; tliev dr.-crw'to win. , Increasing Consumption of Copper. It is Lcral il'vint; to note the rapid increase iu'l he u-e of copper in foreign lands. The co'pper tracie in Germany especially i.- udvauriurL!- into a pertnnn- ent and healthy demand for the metal. For 'tlii- Hi-.-nI ' ."-even' months of the present year- lruijdaiid and France alone cdu->umcd 17-1,071.SatJ jnuiiicls.. With Germany added the coiisiuupl ion is plrSced at ,2")(),tJ(i2.R*JII. which is only 2(i,7.S."S,0*20 pounds le:--. ihau the copper product ion of the United Slate.- duriu^- I he-ame period., The mil look i- must cheerinir. for Rutland .done will regis- , ter an rivi-iugc copper cou-umpt ion of lully "iOn.iK'lJ.OOO per aniiuui, haviut!* increased it- demand for the metal St.' per cent, .-ince LSf'2.' It hcjjius lo look as if the American supply will -oun prove iuailerpiati1 to meet the demand iii the near, future, aud if Ameiicaii coiisunipl ion of copper had not (]v- creased sin It would he (lie cafe al preen!. \ 1 c flexible Glass. Money i> heinjj invested in I he manu- I'acluie of a Mih'-Mitulc for t;lass. Tectoriuin is the name of lhe material, and is maiiiifaci ured in t'ei many. I'iclinuii.ili'd -rcliil.iu i- laid over holh, -ide-of a kind of well of jrrilVnlli/.ed >leel or ii-on wire, aud he made into sheei-* (ine-.-ixleenili df an inch thick, ll is mil hrcaknlile and is said In he li,,d:tei ( hail LfljL.���������. 11, heiid.- e-isilv, i.- a pom-ciinduclor of heat;ii.d cold, and i.- mil dillh-ult to repair, llowever1 il is liahle lo h('(,'oine -oft in hot weal her, and i.- irillainma lile. 1 lurualo.-is much like tecloriuiu, only more transparent and harder. .Manilla paper soaked in bulled lin-eed oil unlil il. i.s liiitli waterproof and 11 an-lucent, is used as a s.ih-t il ute for ,l**I.*i-*s iu hot house.-. IL {*. nnes in lonir roll-. U durable, requires no shadine; from lhe sun, .and, it is ��������� rsiid, co-Is abonl oiie-liundredl h a.- ui.icli as gla.-s. Some lime mall.'ilile glass will ho iuveiiled and then even those u ho throw :.lo,ies can live in gla-s hou-i's. The present centre and future headquarters for , " ,mm CPERATI0H3 IN BRITISH COLUMBIA. ,-"*& JL I A If! - WI VDVAN ft. ���������0 8 The V/orlJ'a Wheat Crop. Th" world's wheal crop for tin- year i.shorl. The ( i up I'm* (hi-* conlinenl. h ni'i'fi'i', is ni'icir ahove the a del age. 11, i- ciinipiil ed I ii.il I he crop iu Noilh Aneiica lor I SI )7 i- ahoiit IDO.IKIO.CO') liii-bel-. ^re.-iii'i- Ih.in hu- lXiKI. 'Ihi- iii ���������an-i I h,il pel bap- In:- Ibi In-I line in hislory lhe A nu :-ii an uheal cup 'will'play a big pari in lixiug lhe price. Th 'I'cis a uo| lier ciuis'idci'ai ion tun t Iiii I. K. .oil Id i;i \'c . miiiic Cncihii.au'eiiii-iiI I m It is the centre of the Lar-1 , 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 lak.6 aftords exceptionally good trout fishing.. It has a crown grant, purchasers of lots thus ob- tW^K ROUT LA KE��������� CITY is reached by,rail from Revelstoke to Arrowhead, 28 miles ; thence by (.steamer, 10 miles, to Thorn-' son's Landing"; and . a short stage of 12 miles; the entire journey, occupying only 6 hours through magnificent mountain and lake scenery. Well-known ' minino" promoters and capitalists already have their representatives on thc ground, and it is ' no boomer's dream to say lhat before another six months Trout Lakf. Cirv will be a hustling centre of business a'nd'the principal town in this treasure-laden Lardeau, the new centre of attraction for the best mining enterprise, skill and capital : which Dritish Columbia ha.s ! magnetized within her borders. , Tlie climate and soil of* the idistrict are all, that could be desired by the rancher, gardener 'Or fruit grower ��������� for whose ' products a profitable -'incl rapidly increasing market exists ; whilst to the sportsmen the 1 neighborhood affords game in plenty. The accommodation includes good hotels, stores, post office, recording office, butcher shop BHASCIIES L\ OSTAIilO: K-scx.'FurMars Gall. TiiKcrsall, NiHKara Kails, ' Port Colhonio. Ital- I'nrtniri1. iii. I'atliimnc-, Siurlt SUC Mariu. St. Thomas, 'Wellaiul, AVood-tock. " ��������� r Cor*. AVolliMKton St. and leader Uure Tokonto-! .Yongc mid QllUUIl Sis. Hl-illlfl). II YoiUje .mil lilooi* Sis. liiunch. BHASCIIES IX NORTH-WEST: l'rimdon. '3I.ni. PortaKO La l-Vairic, , H.-'.i. CilKiiry. Albcrla. I'rince, Alhurl. S.tsk. Kdnioirluii, Alia. AViniripcy. Man. ��������� * BRITISH COLUMBIA :. ��������� Viuicouvci1. .... Itcvulstoke. f' AGENTS: ' , , * London. Knc Lloyd'-- Uaiik. Ltd. N'hw Yoiuc, Hank of .Aloiitr-Ciil. ' Smelting & Tpadinsr. Co,; Ltd. Bonds naddcljsiiiurcs tjought and sold. A. R. B. HEARN, Manager, Revelstoke. AND Ir1 l'VUK E FOR SALE A number of lots centrally located c in their Townsite The central point of BEST AND CHEAPESTROUTE -FROM REVELSTOKE To all"Points East and,West. taining an absolutely: :ancJ'"a"y ljriv;ilc residences._ jj lunlding operations'are in j | full progress, and the establish- 11 ment of the sawmill Avill tend j 'still more' to enhance the un clear title. ;mediate growth of this rising 1 town. PRICES OP LOTS, nside. $ioo; payable $33.33 down, $33.33 in 3 months, $33.33 in 6 months. Comer*-", $150: payable $50 down, $50 in 3 month1*. $50 in 6 nn mil's I (These prices are for a short tinie only.) T. L.M A K I, kKYKi.sTOKK. General Agent.''' .jITIGIl'-Mt-lM-il*^^ THROUGH TICKETS TO Vancouver1, Winnipeg, St.. Paul, t'liic- - ;\<^(i, Muntrciii; Turunto, New Y(ii*k. first-class dining- and sleeping cars on alt trains. < ������ TlirciiiKli ToiiriM cais lo SI. l\iul ���������'daily, nnd In Toronlo uvory Jlnndiiy, and Montrcnl und Jld.slon every Tluiriday. ��������� ' I'liruli.-isu liukuU La your (lu-.Lin.vl.ioii and havu your liii^MKc (���������lici-l.cd (lirliilKh. l''or -Trill inrorin.iLinn n>ito rales tinii', i1lc..n|i- nlv Ln iicavoLC.I'.lt. AkcmI. In T. W. UliAI'SHAW, A(,'i-nl. I!i:\*cl-I(ik������, Or in K. ,1. COYLK. Dislricl. I'iis^cii|;i.'r A^cnt, Viinniiivci-. Ths -' Canadian - Paeifle Steamship. Co.'s CTEAMi-RS- NAKUSP and KOOTENAY Leuvu AiTowlicud every duy. cnc('|iL .Sunday fur all pnlnls in ICiiiidiiiny, iiinl;iiiK I'oiiiii'ulinn at, Nakiih]i fur all iioinl-. nn S'iikiis]inn(l Sliican liy. mid Slnciui Luke. eiose uonnectidii ill, L'nlisiiii fin1 N'cImmi. Kasln, I'nlfdiir, I'ilol Hay. Clo'-o c linei'lidii al, Trail fur KikiIuikI, Nurlli- port and all point-* .sinilli. '���������'or full inl'ornialion, tiirkuts niiips de., dill on or nddre'5'* T. V.'. BRADSHAW, - ^\K(.'iit. lleveKtokc. Or to H. MAuGHKIiOIJ. K. .1. COYLK.. Trav. I'ns-1. A(,'������'������t.' I>is1. 1'as1*. Aucnt. Kclnnii, B.C. Vancouver, H.C. ORTH KOOTENAY. &-&-?r tehdvcs. B. T. L. HAIG,. Resident Agent, REVELSTOKE, B.C. T. J. LENDRUM, , Trustee. *' A INS WORTH.* B.C. Owing to the'erosion of the river bank the company find it necessary to dispose of their smelting buildings, furnaces, 96 h.p. engine and boiler, and 30 h.p. boiler. The whole will be sold in part or en blcc. Inquire of above. Columbia & Western Ry. Time T.ililo No. <i. Tolnko ell'ocL July .'I. 1M17. Dally I'oUvurn 'J'r.iil aud I'rw-.liuwl. No. I! im������sciiK('i' ld-'ii'"! Ito^sliuid -, - 7:1(1 n.ni. Ciniiii-clh willi sti inner n*. 'I'lnll. No. !! passi'iiir*!1!1 Icimcs Tiail - - - S:l.*i n.in. ConnceLs willi 1,'ed .Aliiiiiil.-iin for HpoUnnc. No. 'I insii'ii;?!'!* Ic \\ ci L'd^l.iiul - - 11 a.in. ('nnin-' I . willi r.I'.l*. -U.uii'.r', f'ir iiorl 'i. i , i r.'n 1 |i.i ���������( liner Iciiics I iiu! - - - Vl:M li.in. i ., . 0��������� . .- , i , C(,i'ii"it. -...ll. (MM!. -Ii.iiiiii- In,in ni.ill'. ll'-iO bc'.tCf" oC / .: ���������" OP, i!.7! market N'������i. I piis������i n^i'i1 li ,-ui . ifos'.lmid - - n'.Uti li.m. ! CuiiinjeU v. illi I.Vil .Aliiiiiihiiii for SpokiuK! No. ~i passeiijcei- leaves Trail (''diiiioirl.s vvit.li ,sl,ciuii(!i- Lyi.Kni ill. Trail Oeneral OrTieux: 7 , I'*. IV<: t.'TKLI L'S. ABSOLUTELY FREE! ! ! GIVEH AWAY M0H7KLY As a |)rcuiiuin In users of our _^,^c^ SOAPS.. Return 1.11 e t oupons at I he end of car!' iiioiit li and stand ;i chance of wi n ri in this liraiitiful machine. iilach 25c. Ear entitles you to one coupon. Any of our various brands count in this competition. ������$$%������#& Trail. It. (.:. S-lFI-NQLEY-. & CO., .STANDARD SOAP WORKS, *:'���������.'��������� 133 I Iastings St.t VANCOUVER, B..C / y (leneral KnpL. PAGE 4. THE KOOTENAY .MAIL. ^ Kootenay Lodg*e ,���/*��?* No. 15 A.F. & A.M. *-- - |"X. ,-~ **-,',/^V ii\j. x^ .��..*.��� . u, .r-&.i.,i. ^W/*^ ^& * ��� ' ^S^f v._*��� nyy a re'held in Liu- ZVhw- sj^^A d J~\ (iiiieTtiiijile.Hoiiine'- --yOr^"^i'~*i'V\"v>fV��_i== H.ill. on tlie liiinl , '~x��*^r^W'*L&��f$&sA-*1' ""*>" >" iii uaeh , n out li at h ]i. in. Vi-.it in}*; lire I lire n eordiallj w-jli-uini.il. II. I-:. S.MYTIIJ-;. Si-cai.TAitv. -REVELSTOKE LODGE, I. O. O. P., No. 25. '<��� ' ^r- r&\ffr Ue'^ular meet illy;-* arc lield ^fSL-y^S;fe4', in <j.Mivii<nv-,' n.iii cm-i-v ?Ss��5^*vt.lS*i' 'I'luu-vl.iy ni^rlit .il <*ij.'ht &t3%*^>^.--XS*iJs o'clock. "Vi-iit ijik" liKitlier- i-.*.v'i.'*-:;S?i*i' ordiallj -.vulcoiiii'il. J. A. STONK, X.O. ' T. J. (JKAIIAM. .Sice. J��oyal Orange Ledge No. 1658. lEuKUlii:1 iiU'CliiiKs are lield in tlie Odd Kclimvs' II.ilI on the second .mil fourth *t\rci]ii(.sd.iy's of cri'jh month at 7:.*:il p. in. Visitiiiif lil-etlircn are cordially invited. ]���:. ai'aii;. t. ,i.(!i:.mi.\ji, W..M. lice. Secy. Foul Drains. closets, stables*'1 or decaying garbage need close attention. Don't wait for an epidemic to tell you to use,,disinfectants. -We-can supply these ,at prices which will allow you ' ,to use, them freely. We have a fresh supply of carbolic powder and chloride lime in 25 cent tins. Genu1 ine Condy's Fluid in 50 cent .bottles, and genuine Jcy's . Fluid in '2 s bottle's. Carbolic ' f * ' . Acid���pu re .1 and c r ud e���1 n bulk, and all, the other disinfectants in' quantities to .suit your requirements!. '' - Full directions and advice Vivcn for usino". ��� ��� EKTA HUSHED 1SG2 ��� LER BROS., VICTORIA, B.C. ���' \) Complete House Furnishmgs , Largest stock west of Toronto. Write to lis for Prices and Illustrations. ECIQ-IED-OILiJ^E TOOL C3 T. L. IIAKi, Xotaiiy Puiu.ic. " W. F: CKA(!K. HAIG&-'GRAG*��,* ��� REVELSTOKE, B. C. Mining and Real Instate Brokers and general"' Commission , Agents. Fire,' Life and ��� Accident Insurance. 1 Jeprescntatiu's of the Kootenay Smelting and Trading Syndicate. , Aiionls for llf-vcUtolcP and Trout/ Lalie Cilv lowiihiles. For Miners, Contractors, Carpenters and Agri- cuiLurisus. rHOS: DUNN & 1 %/' M��DOWELL-ATKINS"WATSOH GO. (Limited) ���Vhe 5>rugotets .McCarty's Block, ��� Rovelsloks Station. ��� (Jt:o. T JIam.I'uy, "Mf?r. ���*',, - ", MARRIED. < Pauici'II-Savac;1''.���At Kuinloops, mi Tuesday ewnili*;, .Sept. l-llliy*1 hy '��� ,' itlic Kev. John Hudson, B.A., Mr. d, J. W. Parker to, Miss Hannah Savage, both of Kainloo|i.s. r DIED. "Mc^Iahon.���At Hevolrtloke, Sunday, .Sept. ]2th, Eva May, infant (laughter of'j\Ir. and Mis. .1. Jle- Malmii, it-red 1 inonlhs.' LOCAL AND PERSONAL BRIEFS Wholesale and Retail Dealers in ��� Miners', Contractors', Blacksmith and. Ship Chandlery Supplies. ANa a eoinplcle line of ��� < Shelf and Heavv HARDWARE. " '��� ' , ', ^ass3��??g> ,c Carpenters' Tools, &c. Jessop's. Steels, Ore Cars, Ore Sacks. Ltc. ' . * PLATl'* ('LA.-'H A SPKCIALTV. ' 'VANCOUVER, B.C. I icks, shovels, spades, forks, hoes, axes, wedges, crowbars; hammers and tools of everv i ' ��� ��� ��� ' description. :=!r=r:a=sr"- ' , Drill steel; round, flat, 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. i h���*iS Cr t *���--* S - r >"��� I--C p*^t' fl S ***11**. ' * DUuiAl*"i�� DnUO.,, - ' - Hardware Merchants, P i* " r ' Revelstoke Station, B. C Write for Information. ������ ' RdHOWSOM&COd' ��� Furniture Dealers &. Under takers. 'Upholstering'and Picture Framings Specialty. AgentS'for Raymond .S(!\viiii* Machine. .Manufrict.inois Lifo Insiii-nnco Stx-ic-ly, Union Fire Insurance, Co., Provincial I>iiildiii<; and Loan Asssociat ion, Oiicaxs and Pianos. ���< No. 2 yesLerday was 3 hours late. A. jMt-jS^cil is ljuildiu'' a i evidence on Douglas StM-i'l Tlie WIS, HAMILTON MMDPAClURlNft CO.; Ml ���' ' ��� MANl.'I'Atn'UHICHH Ol-'' ' . THE "RELIAHCE".MM, "MILLIE AS9 SMELKKS-MACHINESY ". ' , '��� FOR t-HE GO^!:!iGri OF GAUAlS ' ,, r . .(Unclsr License from THE E. P.ALLiS CO., Milwaukee,'Wis.) HcLennan, Mcheely & Co. who i .ESAU': ' Iron, Steel, Miners', Mill and Blaclssmith Supplies. Leho-Ji'zi.^ - f rf&O&t-s- . Hardware -,'-Stoves \��.jL WJiuJj'A 01i;,il 1, Enamel Ware. - -���'VAfiCOUVEB,"B.C. ~v- - - ��� ��� tlriis.lu'i -, KolN, .Iii;"-:, ('oncoiiLi'atur.v' Hi-i-ciyi-, S3!,-i;nps, I'uuip-.. ('o:iipr('''f*sor--, Hoi-sis, Huilcrs, l''i!gincH. W.-it'cr Wheel.-. I'Jtc. ' Solo Agents for B.C. for JOHN BERTRAM & SONS Machinists' Tools. Branch office . ' I">'I?rP I? P ]> < \ H > C\ f/i tl f\ KJrV VANCOUVER, B.C. >- - *- * J S ��� I h\ ) Id) [j {j l\ , i) J* I . ^ IADIAN GENERAL' Brig UWi A cai*loa.d of bran and slioits lias iusL arrived for W.'J��. Pcnsc ('c Co. o The Harry Lindluy show will hu on .next, wcolc. 'J'li^ lirsL .show this -oii-ion. John Saviific went^down to Ka.n- I Capital. $1,500,000. joopson Monday r��tuniiii��,' Wedno.s- j Manufacturers of Electric -Mining Apparatus, .1. W. .CAMPION, .'Srxrelarij-Trm-nu-cr . ���' ., .7. IL W. I\IACFAHLAjStE, Mdmujn: B. O. IHO^iT. WOEKS OO. LTD. MiiiiHG MACHINERY " " -~~"~~ ���~ SAWMILL MACINMESY MARINE EME8'' ' General founders, engineers, boiler- ni'ikcrs nnd, manui;ic- turers of ail classes of machinery,. 'OorafiP of AtexaBdap St. and' WestminsLur - Ave. faiieoovc-p, B.C. P.O.. Drawer 754. 9 Cable address "Cove." (I.IMITHO.) ; Head Offices, Toronto, Ont. ", . ,. <��� ,'**'i Hoists, Puinns. luowcrs. I'duis. J ii-L>t in-' Apparatus, lD\ iiauius for Litrhl ini; and A lai*g��* ij-tooL show case run sai.i:, ] , ��� -^ ��� " lr " .choap fur c-a.sjj, apply to Chas. J.j , Pi)��ci*. .Motoi-. t��.r nil Viir].����.ev Electrical tr.7u-1s1ni-.sion uf power'successfully operated''up to 50 miles by our THREE PHASE TRANSMISSION SYSTEM. A man. Tlio sad news of the death of Mr. 1 ;uid Mrs. McMaliouds infant daughter J was received Sunday and a lar^p i " /luinhei1 of syuipatliizing ifrionds at- I NE-'~5a toiido-rl'tln-t futu.'i-al soi vices uiiic-h weie i *ery tuuehing. In addition to Mr. and Mr��. | JVJel vill's playing and siiiiriii^, ^Lr. rffl ���IV Lsa/^ WW I iardware '&ES2ZZ& V. W W H , 61 l&asjB! U ^ ^^SC!^ t���rare B toires '- Tinware - Tinsmithing, Paints - Oils,1- Glass. Special attention given mail orders. 1 , , REVELSTOKE.. STATION, B. O. Jir-iinoli -"MUt i1- in I'nii-U ('ul-.ririhiii. VANCOUVER W. H. VICKERS 9 , Agent for Ferguson Townsite. ^leiviii and m'i.s. Oent will sin-j-aduet | Real Estate and Mining Broker.- ju the Mutliorlist ohuroh next >Suiid;iy j , ��� .evening., Mr. Mulvill will tell how he wa*, turned frour infidelitv to accept ""-' ��� ��� ���' I- FERGUSON,, B,0: ARTHUR G. M. SPRAGGE; Bappistep, Solicitor, Etc. Notary Public. jOiHce in Hmirh liU>nU, I'ncillu Atunriu, UKVKI-.STOKK .STATION', U C. TENDBRS_WANTED Tfiidr-r-h for* tlu- [lainiing of the imjw i i C3- E 1ST 2E1 -��i .A: Xj ' l&JB J _1 K.J T. I , L~. f\ L Ln.il j Wholesale Boots and Shoes, 13 & 15 Cordova St., VANCOUVER,-B.C. Carrk-s the Ix'si lin'-of miner's 'an-l nrosDC'.'tor's I>ooLs in the! Province. Writ'* for samples. ^ nr"^F/Cf ��� R' D r\ S "^ A All kinds of iron ar&ci sheet mete! "work. <J(-nU.-il Jlntel ivilj he ri'(_-r:i\(-(| up to ' I)*nnCiriQof AIDO QTiH Tll'n i/f.jiOT)P S.Cj]! n n fl ?flO ;Ju. 'Jl.st in>t. l^rticirl,-,,,!,,, appli.a-; 1 rUiSJJUljbU]^ (lHU 1 1 U V tiiui i3 Udll G li ll U JJ 0 ISisiiMg1 vzoirk. ���lion. , Th" Inwf'.st or any tender* will) jiot neccs-iarily \m acce-itcd. ABRAHAMSON j'HOS liewls-l-rkft, Sept. 10, 1807.. GEO. T. NEWMAN'! O Pipe fitting' asici rooiing For Sale. I.Ari.S lUeVCl.K. -li. Ajililj" .<!. \\. N7 (������Tift.'.-'fKl;*- \ j-'iiiST-CLAriri iirevci.K. einiip u.v \ ^ /ROBT. GOEDON, Revelstoke Station, B.C. ���Well assorted stock of Miners, ������r-r-^^��� Supplies, .Provisions, Fur- - ] ACEHT FOR BAIN WAGONS, BUGGIES, ETC. 200 Men Wanted , Yi-ic'h'i'hO'C! ?*T f* ^^'^^W,'u.i.AiM:vt,��oHrx IFuU Line of Boots and Shoes always orj hand, rpipjfn ( 1 1 \fU A N-fj ( I I ��� I H ^ i ! i ARROWHEAD, B.C. County Court Notice. L. \"()TJ(!H IS IIKIIKMY GIVKNd llial . J.\ a. siii.in^ oj* the Coiuil.y ' 'ourl \\ill! ' ' ; �� li'-l holdcii al, Revelslokc. IJ.C, on i IJirlvL(-(I ill : f ��� "��� lu 'lit V\i;!l (*,'(( ll'ic irV""]lt. R,i|ll., ,ili(i all 11 M'fid ll Wi-due.-ilav. I.h" (rih day of Oct ol��n*. j ^ ���"* ,A-I>- 1.SJI7." at. 10 o'clock in the I'dn-j 11, \ j in I Veiliei) I -.. /soon /. ��>-*��� Wholesale Dealers in "^ -**&- \ lhe CROWN POINT HOTEL I ! timfi.. v,r. iAj co w��N!F^.QDl!=P!T^ ANSI O' i ,lf)S. I), ci; A II A.M. I {e_-;i-.l ra i I'niiiilv ('null. j?i'*V.l-^oki". S.'jil. (iih. 1SI.17.. d . lil - J ' PETfRr" "fi \Y.JJ)V,, ! Prjfj.'.llf" , Oi;". s in r /" , iv J.._ ��J_f ��� v _ ������ -- ���'���<��� *������<* ���I��� v���** ..a.���M- �� IMf) f Ofi I
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Title | Kootenay Mail |
Publisher | Revelstoke, B.C. : Atkins and Smith |
Date Issued | 1897-09-18 |
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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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_1897-09-18 |
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Date Available | 2011-09-06 |
Provider | Vancouver : University of British Columbia Library |
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AIPUUID | d5e5822d-2383-42ef-98a0-b2169f2cad2c |
DOI | 10.14288/1.0181972 |
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