General Ne^s FToat | ? In and About tha Slocan and Haig:hi!onnr,'Ga!Tips that are Talked About Ws8mie&mm^meg3zm%mfs°%r 1,OOA*£, OHtT-miAT. Smallpox in a mild f.oriii.b* prevalent at Bonner's Ferry. -Nakusp ia not dead. It ha.-* a pay* toll of 5G,000 a mouth. Mrs*. James Williamson, has takui up licr abode ill Bni-tmi The Little Kiiiff ci-jMr doe* not :.hiwd contempt by familiarit.*. Do not eat candy, but if vou must ett it buy it frain ,-John William*- / David Heap, of the Last Chance, will go.south to prospect for health. Business can always be judged m Sandon by the number of oysters that areshippid in The Queen Ciffitr store in Xelson dues not sell diamonds, hut you can alwavo find Jasper there Dc MHluy. the well-known dentist, will be In New Denver.on the 11th and remain three days, | Ben Bi'tssa ot Kaslo, stole-(i few things Eroin Alf Johnson and got three mouths lo Nelson jail. The Slocan Ulfle Club will celebrate .< the KingiB htEtiiday. Nov, nth, b>- givlng a shooting match. All the old-timers are an tin pa tins; « n-reat treat in htJflrvns* R*JV Mr- Turner i •f*"" thisiThtirsdayteveniugat the Methodi<-t cimceh Jacob Dover, of Nelson, has.n S^oOi'■ Stock and 'fills all orders prompt H Write to him when yen want wedflin"- presents* Amos Thompson has lumber mi tin ground to renovate hu- n sldi tu ** and office builrtirijr. nest to. the Bank "t Montreal- The Drill compiles a statement •>( (lie number of minersemployed m tl"' Slocan City-mininir. diii-nm wbitli totals'd^- Paul Hanck, of S-.loi.-an: I'm ««- mained it few d-n*. i,ro tn Mis*. M Ziinmoiniiin, late ot -i hi i nlu rjr ""-iv ouy, CJermaTiy Arran-__iiifihts are: bein,r luadi to hold dames in tlu Bo-un Hall Now Two ranks will bo ferred,:and In-ntlmr KniifhMromSln. m City aiid Sandon.' will be preient ' R' freshmenr.-*. will . be ■.»■".. d ■» t« i ■ it Mis-sHnwtnu. of the primary dep-T.it- meut if the puhlu* scho'.l, will have charge of the preparation nf the -chil- mile* from KnnH considerable attention by ii ismi < tmeptionallyrich. ore which is found. Tlie "-roup was Incur ed Se her Hah hv Thnmaslhiyle. aiid'**V English, and they already him 21 of.ore mi the dump, carryins vntr H-ia\ mpperaml Milpliin-etsof up nf 'SanOp.-rt.-n li is the niti irti Tin 'I he folio, pupil- meo school ilin n iiiiiiii i 1 tin istllir- chnnl: Something i (.-ill he produced thi<= The Kami nop? bv.. the -Sunday | Wn the "loiiir. haul" freight invsterv. It finds that it i-i chiimry from Montreal t -. ti-alu thence to Van' him i t" Kamloops for 11 lenta i less than, the ,-harj*:-"- - r«i I from Montreal to Riimlimi**- Sidnev the chnrje i** SI " p t.i Kimlonps,..'[rpm Men! Let's move to Sidm *. At Kaslo. the Tm Work has" been Cumberland Th.-Ruth and. N. nrk thi** »inter The vein of dry ni heiii:? developed. (Inly de vein pm en hinnoti Viri * leu i Bh,P '"1 ] Renin. Baku \*-ne- i —i.'harlie Ni _ ill. Artie Willi! Athlyn V.-illmu ei -Ethel - Burges*. Willie \mond Blumi'iintier* Di n /ii Biirs-i Mb*. an HU. Haworth 'Drewry.-' Ma allance. Bert :tln; Bw si* A number of men workinp- for. [-'red RoblliMiin left rnmapli*:- for the Wi»- wami where the Prod Robinson Lumber Co inii'iid to build a sh'nBle mill. They expect to have.-it riumin°\ in.abniit i iid Bell mid :Billy ■Schmm-k- -.111111 We. la«r li-m tin .-•cmerictin and John L groups, say** the Tion' r iki rnpiL "ith uu-hr pick horse-wlik-li'tliey had ehg-aired tran- portin-i- supplies to these propertiei Thev-iiy that in the Aineriian tunnel no» time ait s viral streaks of clean ore the largest of which in eight iiiche** in thickiiess ahd the -imallei't about two inches contaitied in a lead of three feet, uith Ti ok Unlil Gnldlields, the in \i tnwilMt, Mile, on Fi-i 11 eek ifl mitrki-.l iuipioMtiu lit cuttui si\ei« stii Pt** also bridne oppo-ItH the Eva. This 1*. mifei-iitev Em 11 town on 1 111J being close totheiainon mil -iiidonbteULj im|)ortnht plat of «5" -g^r- ortof HA-D =r?V 0? »i*y Gonf.~mepl -- Prospectors > r:n the District I ^i^mS^li^^?^^^i^S&fS&8^^^ - Last woek mention, was made of the] [iepartnn* nf the Campbell ontHi. from Auhernft to.thepnld ditr*?in<>:s lately dis-1 io\eiei! "ii th( hi-ad water*--of the Horse Hv. in Cariboii. Little tt-a*- known ibout (he hitfl then, and imt a sreat ileal is known from authentiL -.i.uici. as ^et but a letter has been received -bj the Ashcroft-.Iminial. from ti son of .the editor, that throws more li<r!it on the suhjei.-t. The letter nays: "Bob Camp- hell and several nthers returned last night from their last "trip up with quite ,1 hit » gold and <ror.<i reports. The; eral c jiiiH-^ld. but thei 1 thoronjrhly prb-pi '.li'k '" "PP'ie- had 1 ill 11 pitted for the tiali ie=of a half interi ! Bur-ic". i'C'"' lulehl-hKlilil to Hevelstoke thi -eimnta onneii h\ .V..ami Fred 1 u'lsh um it bt work mt of develop- nipped -out will "n the a-roitnd. 11 Hi elai-t- Denver. fort 1 if this mull tutunlt' 1 the Daitlaiit-lli s me- »/!'-"id Hi 1 iii/. no-, nt work r, n th_ propevt*. tt 1 tiiil up iSmu nUns within n (.the workinsa iCAV iiuutt of ore shipped limn Mthe Sloean and Slocan Cin muiiUK division*! for the year ISou was., appras* "'iiiiateiv. 85,001) tons ' Since January 1 j to Nov "2* WOl,'-the shipment imiiiiti*. nnt irom the creek bed ipek- ■•how even better indi None i.f the party ami no othor parties 1 n*i-prospected iliis new territory. All tliat have" vet been in have staked npol Lureka,as it is the nearest and ha: dready proved rich enoturh to satisfy liis now staked frotri mouth to suuite nnd we go on to prospect and locate 111 nther-ti earns "Campbell cut down a tn 1 am nushlv- hollowed out the lo-* am shoveled foi an liour,..lbsiiig. mtiti* hal of the: sold,, hut saving ?12.5(i in tin lirst nxperiuient ■Since then it is.reported au'einpln.1 -taktdbyhitu ha-- heen saving Hun inther break in an anrient, channel Hve mile*f helow Harper's on. the Horse iei where he found ihe ancient e! dennsit on. ahiifhei- hunch above iver AFter lyorkiuir ii in a small for several years. McCallum sold i-ound to the --Horsoflv . Hvdraulic Mining Co., J. B Hoh-on ma*M*er Hohson was -o wall pleased with the prospects that7 he equipped the property with an extensive hydraulic plant at a cost of S2MHI**-in is"t Cold 1 ■SlTU.fujp iva.- .piped out ight acres and then it "as decided that the ffriivel iiiu.-i In; drilli*d. illed for it was so (.eiiienre.l that hy-lraulicinfjhad iioeffn* >» 11 . Mr Hobson -.-mniiieiK-ed .Irlft- has been proved that hi>: propem ■* iieen es|iloreil from 1 ii_ros« tin, chacni*! ut strikiuff the op]io muted thai oiei !(>■<, (in led bv actual mill iltmos r that h; mill contest Hobso-i ml fr.it lor. .Mr Coiilrai-ls have heen:awarded for e\. | ien-ne iiupiovttnentflit the Eroh Home rm ■l*(*u Mile. .0 MH'nai* will erect (he; ""' hmikhouso. l)...l..MeNally will eiett' (he sltaftliousn. and Olms- McNicholl mil hue tin lutildms- nf the road to 1 Miimeit the mine uith the Entel miie1 -mn mu-ii « i.lk 110 il lyithu ■rhsi,-. lull -.ti Ili^L (111 \ plosion . O'l.ltl iJ -.m t h n«:h . !.«(»• s lllldl) "Hip s follows Weo TntH "''fcin wa*. as minv hour?. j "The parti sav the .muitr*. hki the BarkerviiUi; with 1 *" 1 11 t proMiis as -rood or better dready'quite a ramp As I hind an. improvised bar) a 1111 Lather. A hlacksmith hu I iharpeniiig picks, anil a 1 .aiiie with beta of iiothliiir'lei lis holds the center m th< spun ^~ L about the middle If the Diikeof York had son he would hiivelmd the oE tufltin*,' tlwHoyal Seal 1 lira- la lie (loB*i HDl kiiow whtil hi- nth ■J-o'tt'fi-vuK.-MfH. Merklej*. Ni v'Wj oftors liin'ttni'li.iil mlllliiin dreSiKonils,, .etf...fflr-wiln..at cost;fur. cftgli Hoiuw ainl Int mi H" "« Xanm Tlie jiiiplfii* «i "Id by .loliii Willlunii bit fltOtti In Ntfflf- Upiivhp nn' ■Iwmitlfnl, Oh tlio mitNltii* und (lelldmitt nn 1I1C IflJthlB Blt"*;soiiU'ortliiiiiiHymi tltmhi this uliort HMHOVtUm. JMper PliKlr'ln one "f tlm tm ynimjr men wlm hHVn arnwii up In Ni'Mi ll*-* _w rocmiHy tti-dwlviw! «"■ iJiH'cn *n»«i Mori* In tlmt Vlt,v, mul m-IlN tho .Im goodH in thu "imii'ltrt. fhB people nt NiiUn*i>. are .isiviiitf tioiMrUn'Bom-He's lutll.. Krlttn? e\v !HJC, thl) fltll timf,. m Hill nl Ibe M I ■ Murk'tichiiruli Mhw. A .KJili-nillil pm gEHin hill hwni prepaieil fllo-Hrat HHiw-flttuitil of thi'.i'.ltv of| Slocilll fonts up *l7ft,8-l6. of ivhich 81 Id,* \ 008 la oil' Itltid mid SfiH.rM .oti Impi'iin meiltH, Utidw thi-'govurnintmi b vahi- «tKm the tnial wtte Si \o,\m. ■itw..S*ranl4 SenUn*'!'. published by M6t!li»on Brothel's, has liunle It* up pDIHTtnCO T,lk*> tilt) mill iiimp lu Wllloli It* in. piihlished, -It Is new and -ttlBtfflrtte. «Jld piDiiiiw* bU tlilnils In 1 .'tllO 'intiire, Owttifi to the liuiimilds nf «li(". Ihi.p WOditor, Then Mmlsoii, iif Niilann. wn- folriioii to ftsaltfti liitt weoli He Intmulw to aonUmio ilif iii'aMiiriH!timi'0(-i«nt* Blid-n-*WBtiiR»- wliun BiiUiibli! .avrimjp; mems mm bo mndn. unci. The'CtUHKiinii 1'ricHic Hallway coin 1 •mm hnK entered the mliiiinr hustni'sul and hiis bunded in Iron ehiinis. tdkituri In pi-iieilmlly tho wh.ile of Iron Mnun t-liii, Tutrnteil "nbtmi A" itiiles .north n( Wiii'ilner. Bit'. 'I'll,- bond I- inr tl"*' mm, of wiiU-ti (iI'I.ikki wim - i-kid down llm Imliiiicn fiilllitii-line lir <.(u* yelip. Mn: I he i-ii'Bliiitli nf this pnivhime the 1'islileht-Viif Wiirdiii-i-aiirt thn vlelnltv nri' i-tpeeilnir a xiiiclior Irmi Moun* lulu I* hijly nhnlll !l" iiille- froni 1-Vi'iih tin llu- I'l'iiw!* N11..1. and Irnm lids smii'et' Mini eniild lie sei'iirwl eiiallv. wlilli' n *iuii* li' inllei. Inii,- fi'imi Wnril- inei «inilil tflA'e ti*nn-*porliitlnii dlmt ifi-mii the mminiiilii. Wheihi'i'Wdi'iliii'f In in tfrt'n Kimdiernr not. irbimlim to fli-nli n'-Hlf iher.il1,11 had lU'i-ytMiii (hi* 1 lelinei'v limiiis nffi'i-i'il hv tlm Do minimi irnvni'ii'inciit. and -\» jettina* thlujsH In e should he .Ul-iij mid llih ai-if the. ^\ I'niil ti. I.i 1'°"' I &■?,■*" 1 ^^T»..,...nS,v H'VS:,,,,, in t N'.iv, -*th: J.n[(B"t-R«inW'-i Manitoba \« 1Mb I oriiitlimn ■ Nov I KiiX'finnn. l*fth l.nte ••nttniti, ^o^ -"Jud !b" ^""''-JjJi'.p TunlBhui. t omiililiin, I.akesi|i..i|i until ■*!«*' I.aLe Mnun btt are m-» l»*"» mil' n'.X Edltl, I'limliK tl„„ .l|..i n 11k. equal to the 1 1 Ym-'k,' Kail* n\i 1 I'll: -if Kt'l'l-lll-t .Ik I f:,i Hr-SB"' *■*..urili >t ini ' ^l( lliirllnti tiln It haa. long, been kuimi 1 \i-sie.d an nxtetisive *.*. si, 11 n\er chiiunels in the Hih-»i m tin I'ariboo dlstrh-t, but this kiiown to but [ew..niners that dlscn wl-K»lrf.«u the bar-- »■ ..'bo ilorM'll' muilern river Ihat lind in places 1 In tiontaot witli tin* de.-p biirit d an I'lVBrcliiihtielyllbenitliiirBoiti,' .-( 1 j-olil nnd i>xpii»ihs the hi lie tfinvi whlub they are lllled. Must CM'ivurn'has hwint i.l tin Il-unar itiilm oil Urn II»i*ttil\ rlvt whwi'»iti!U "■vii'imnlttiiivv fiver/iriHui wim illiwiivt'wl "it tb-J '"iw lii'ibui mi' In llu> etirly -.l-uln**.. - In tbe fall >•! l«i . Mr. 1U»kit>. nn iihl Onrtluiti;niiimt, -un a "hull mi.Ihe lliii'imi' ami Hot ithoat I trni-tioi to .ontimie deM_lo| a -uliicient qunntit.v ot pa\ /ratel is t.lockeil nut ready lor breast int; to warrant opemtlom. nu a l.n IHfHlIM-i.Campbell.ofC'alitoriifii. visited the district. Sufficient develop ment mirk had.heen done tiu-11 le ii tibiiah the fact bevond a dmilil that ancient dead river i-Laniteis, same In i hat iLti r as those in California, existed in tin*.Horsefly district Mr. Campbell h>, itiil -.i-veral miles ef the channel idji.iiiin- the old Harper lease, (or .hi-* .iimpnny.-he Miocene lira vei Miuiii**- (.*■>, tiifd immediately-bugtt 11 sinking -'tn lind tin* hot tout. lu. hie surpri.e ^n.i ihe -urpri-e of everybody, he found tin ,1 pili n fie ann foul, hi*, last new .-lini' i.t-iiij; (lint .-dee',< nil in gravel uf (he 1 und in thl* shaft tut ii,". Wire riot I ruiiiiied tc liendlL-the water and had ,1 ,W, ,ii.«ti until henviei- inaehiiifrv mid he installed Mr. Campbell 1*. .1 m nt the mini' aud ifl. iii'riuisin^fpt- tln* early instalhitioii of henvy pumping Id dltlSAI l»i»*« unit all the nt; thm has I 111 <d channels itmui tar enough, irtiek'* that Emi 111 111 Hilu.Vtiiir uwi>(wn> thcbilli dihe Wdl'I.O BXTW > di>| nmpul t Kin ii'iihitf op tin' uTeiil Nel i.l reporter muted Hint the. -.niching form "on thej 'property . hud iuii himu dnuLled, ll j' wan the liiientl.iii nf.hi- i-n'mpain t» innh the milk iinhiMiiipin. the Udj(i MltliHll po-mfbli. *. mm nhib tin pienmii1 llmi-Wiiiithm-- lusteil and. flimiurh a*, much of November 11*. the *unw would I pel-illU ' When the i.||OW -et*. :\\i::n)\.\ mu'k,would Uetlnii iuM'tilnithewlntcu bill hoped ibiit this mmld imi wi'iiv, herui'u.tbsltnt.-.t S.i.eiilli"! I IVFRS FlUltll MlllWAV, II I tin* imtll. Un. 1 In* limii'l 1 \, jtluit lltm-till p tflim-l. .tli'lhih i.ldetiatim-1, lift I'lu Lake Shore.Ilritlwh Ciiluiiiblu 1 o|i|i(.r eniiipany hin*" thrown up the liiiml un tin. Blue Hell properly In thy Kholt si'ctllin of the Huitlliliir.V I'lllUp I AViildo llunihy,. (if, SpiiKiinh, "tin iniiipiim *-atlnuui\ imide nn llieffmi* ual effort to mtuiu'i. from Urn nwnurt*-nfi a ,'iiiiAni*".S,**v.;-*'\ii Afc.iHis^'r the prnspoi-t 11 mmIhj MXtinislnii tiroi'dui-j ——- 10 jieriiilt ihe i-iuiipiiuy todo furtlmr ile* J V Mnthui, a > buns'; lo'iikiuiiiiu •»' l-lio! ■.oliipmoiitileeiiied iieensi-iiry he* ow. tlm j ir'm\v. iunt both (Bid ut. Umiuiiin». jluiie I llnnl inmnimH of iw,iMKi wme mmle.] timi pllt,»dn\ nlirht of ln-t week Hu1 hi view of tliii tlieeonipan,v,(lauldii(l tn; nitmnpieil to jiimpoiia wiuw ciiv nnd llii-iiw up tluv m-iipmilllnn 011' wlilt'li lt|.ml-si.d ttinnlep, bntli fin>t beluu hii» paid cut Iii. wiirli, miil.'.piiyiniititi". tin - ui»l»r. ilm wheel -if the ea'v.iviiifli pBRsod tlw biiinlntntHUf-311,1)1111. . ;.iiver tjimii.. 'AmpiitntlmV *«*, imotiSNflry nnd he will hen i-ripple Lu* life In Bin* Sflt|ll81li i' I'liti Billtllilih'u grmip, 011 P«|'0U|itn« 1 liuVB.you iliVt thi* Little Ktim? An* Wiii. .I.iIhc. . lirothe aiiiifteiMif the Sunset mint', Im- b"iiitlit j ■" ■■-''" ..NoIkoii!- intmi'-t in theNnuloti Imul ,,".*""* reeiiivnutl, tbe prnnrletor*. (*{■ which llll(i ll'" io mw Miner* Jiihiw, ln«tu«d" nf Nel-|8lft'""'1 m A Satnr, at*, heretoforn. nmibl" ! [ui'tl.ei [otbei p •liitllmi Uai.ttmri'" nre itrent rii'hmi .(it - Hit*. liel i. evidcmvil i>> Hie ftn-( thai dlM-nvei'v nl ii-ni mi Hull Hwr,llnnl •I 11'ml Ih«Movie have iillrmteil the Hilum nl melt ihe jirwil imjier* (»( 1 VmM'itv A recent (»m* of tin 1 Vnrh .liiiiriial ...iitnliiit an nrltele -aiti«_ (In1 '.imi-re-tiiia liitermMtloti 1.,im nl itie-c "i«r^<-ii'on dejnuilth I e.|'-> t'cmd.-nt lltli. Of 1,1, ,i Sunt,,'!... >vli.. iiiol-V,ii>ti on \< iiii'K in lln-l lerae iK-i- il"t*e»ll*» on 1 l'i tfti-t I'" the nrk' Hi1 1. buildio. 1 1 bat lie ..lb--. OS I'llllFl'l'INK t'llHUk, Mfljida*, ninlit the Knits-lit* rd I'vthliu, "Wlllliolll 11 Btn'ttif lovolentt In P<ittil)Ln,Oloul*i uttho liuiid at t\a.lo urcoli, ln| hutt-l n.u reporiad tlint.^ii .Iwitls* «t me 1 srwlo tlian the jjimpml run \ \ «)ii*'i 1 l'!i in thn.i'iine has liueh j jumuthipat tlu>'|Hii.fnoi lo\ul orl"' *"-'■ " ' ■ the Umeimlnii I oiitf lake oninp aI"'"1""1 'l"1'' * lnuiiillliv ia lioliiu sent to tha uraBltoi j "*" ltl''* '"* l,ll""il1* ![<i ahnllttOHl eimud .1 n«\\ mil and 1 ,. r, ... E, . ,., ilvm Abuiii tlilMiiiit illumta.M E.et llBtmit, Mleh havo JjiJ"J, h,VE tb, hueh b(i«n eltiRply emimlnliijj thu Hnh\ \ AiuM siN V1].IS „„„ ,,„ mnt Bmindu> I(MU, whU-k In uudai y*.",^,*, t u h 1 iitmil tn Mr UflM'-multuiaoclKtHR. Uw <ts ( ,,l(, |,)l„lttltx 1U„| |„„ [„,„ „.,,- , ,*>ta,.mwt^th.wnnnilutho<llnu (imi(t», UMbe Ind.aull. .i.xai... pi*. ^^ " tinti filJnu tfiiralllmi luiadlspltiHod tlie,.,,. UiU ioiupun\ nmn llie Wind *' puwtiefaf-nmf vdi> lino jroia MHpor. u , l1v ,,„,, M,Ulu* t .1 mu hi* *'■■' " oie. w hm it «,.peniK prolmblo rl»L „ur .^u ,.„.-.,nml ulll have „„„•» '•""' noiul will l... trt«n ,„.,-Tlm Advnnti. imi{y ,f w\ ^ M w,.„ „,„ suu M 'Thi' Hdj'iil'KoiU Ih Hindu lit SflliOtl mill . ■, Akoui Um yi'fti** «K« Ihm Md'nlluiil,' mpti Mill Old Clll'lhiai prn-iperini*. ihsenyofwl i_th,in !m kl fi'i'tlle to within'-a .tew 11 »t dei-.'.ilt'- . etl reiieatorf >Hik ol Bovonil 1 l-»t hi ii it iitamitfi'i tm ,1,.1-CilVilio". Mi o.iid' Com- k |Mildii llMiU ml nf ouu e m *i.M- Ti,» totftt .1 io. no ,v.,m. lani up to !>• lb-' mine n. prodttB* M.m per mmiii n iimi the iibiion5li"Hi H ,»ton. hiii. luiHal. 1 0 t ojtfirs in .11 tun KUiBi! in mnKt q[ III tell jinn nil aboiu tt. ■*" . (iffiokuti-till-.(tviir Kuoiminj*. !■* mmm 7 * ■i -•i-vBQj' ij&rt \„THi LEDGE, NEW DENVER, B. C, NOVEMBER 7, 1901. Ninth Yeajj scheme. And how readily they could be used to shoot those murderous and rascally workiiiginen who will not he satisfied with bread, but wfint pie.— Cleveland Artisan. < SINKING TO BEDROCK. ThkLkdgkU two dollars a year ill advance. When not so paid it is S2.50 to parties-, worthy of credit nonpariel line first insertion, and 5 cents a line each subsequent insertion graded in prices according to circumstances. Legal advertising 10 cents a Reading notices 25 cents a line, and commercial advertising ev« . blazeri should 1 rse i do It comes to the (rout works for the (rail believes thai hell proof that it is sure of a hunk in paradise, with thornless roses for a pillow by night, and nothing but gold toloo^(R^^RYi EdUor ,„„ Flnancler, The Ledge. A pencil cross in this square Indicates that your subscription is due, and that the editor wishes once again to look at four collateral. years to collect the feathers from which it is made. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER7, 1901. FROM THK EDITOR'S UPPER STOPE. The English language is spreading in Mexico. The mint in Canada is still a dream. So is the lead refinery. Food should never be given to patients suffering from acute diseases. An oak tree sometimes lives a thousand years, if it is not near a sawmill. The United States is a good field to exploit when capital is needed for B. C. mines. The undeveloped natural re- "•jQiirceS-QLB.-lA-are rich,enpugh_to support an empire. The silent snow is tucking its white mantle around the jagged mountains of the Slocan. The mayors of Kaslo and Nelson have each had a pugilistic experience, and it is now up to the mayor of Rossland to ante or pa<ss the buck. The St. Marys Hospital at New Westminster is always out with the mitt, and we cannot understand why it refuses this paper when it is sent free. Canada will never become a great nation until its people rise above the stench that comes from rotten partyism and decaying religious superstition. When redistribution comes to Kootenay the ridings should be laid out so as not to conflict with each others interest, and have at least 3500 p'eople in each one. A young New York doctor anxious for money is raffling himself. He is selling $15,000 worth of Uranium has the strongest smell of the rare metals, although there is a good deal of cent in, copper. In Norway can be found wooden churches 700 yeai-s old. Tlie wood is preserved by coating with tar. The United States produces 8S0,- 000,000 worth of strawberries yearly. Xo wonder cream is high. Morality has broken out at Grand Fork*. Professional gambling has lieen roiiglt-loeked by the authorities. The .laps are not all cheap. The emperor of that country lias a. salary of t\u» million dollars a year. •'Coining events east, their shadows before them " is constantly Verified ill the (Ionic,-! ie life of the "'■JoeilM. lloiiiHiil lias over Hi.iiiio windmills, ami yet that country lias never |i|iiiJiici-(| a noteil jiii|_ili,*.i, **\ce|it ui it- If bail wa- doubled in \ii\er ai.il •ilvei $1 Imw would iIn* -liMc-m touch tin* earth? That"- ju-t w hat it would d". tickets to women, and the winner he agrees to marry. Let her go double. Doc. "What is heaven?" asked the small boy. "A place where the delinquent subscriber is unknown," answered the editor as he turned momentarily away from the overdraft column. The Chinese think that boy babies are the greatest blessing heaven can send, and put earrings in their ears in order to make the spirits keep from stealing them. Different people havo different notions. The people of the Southern States would make no kick if Teddy broke iread with a rednkiii, but when he entertains a negro they fly into a pout, .'md rave about the color line. Socially, the only thing against good coons is hot weather. Some of (lie fanners in Knglaud iiiy .strange rents. One gives a snowliall in .July and a red rose at Christmas, another two doves, while an estate in the north of Kngland i- held by tlie t-lH/i'U veil!*** Ilf !! i by the family. one including a diamond drill of the latest make and a heavy steam boiler, arrived at this point, and on Saturday morning by an early hour the moBt of the plant had been placed on wagons and the start for the Kootenay oil fields begun. In conversation with a member of the company we find that a number of prominent northern capitalists are interested in the venture,principal among whom are Mr. Vanwart, of Calgary, and J. Linehf.ni, Okotoks. The drilling outfit, which was brought up from Petrolea, Out, is capable of drilling a 6 inch hole 1500 feet or more, but it is thought that long before this depth is reached the oil deposit will have been struck and the crude petroleum being brought up to the surface It will be some six weeks before the drill can Input at work, as a wagon road, *a mile and a half in length, will have to be blasted out of the solid rock before the spot selected to begin operations can be reached. It is just possible that it may be Christmas time before the drill will be started on its way down in search of the petroleum which is somewhere hidden. A gentleman from Petrolea, Ont., an oil expert well-known in :hat part of the country, waB expected up on Saturday last. He will have charge .oLthe-work-and-every-movement-Hiads for the next few weeks to come will bu made under his own personal supervision. Let us hope that the efforts being made to discover the source of the supply will be crowned with the success they are deserving of. The oil find above alluded to is mi the upper waters of Kootenay river southwest of MacLeod in the eastern hills of the Rockies. Oil from this field has been used for lubricating purposes in Cardston for the past two or three years, having been taken by Wm. Aldrldgo from oozinga on the surface of his homestead —MacLeod Advance. THK M.AVKKY OK TO-DAY. Slavery just us horrible as existed before the war exists in this so-called land of the free today, in West Vir*_i'iiu. The poor miners are forced to work ten hours ti day in the bowels of the earth for a mere pittance. I imve seen them when they have come to the Miifaii* after their day's work was done. Many of the poor felines would drop irimi c\* liaut-Uoii uk they -.W-ji-.t-d out IV-m-.l to druilfie all day, with two or three biscuits lo keep up their utivngth, they nre In worse bondage than were the colored men. They iuiim l.ve in the capitalistic dog Iceniicli iiwneil by the c(impan,\; they iniiM buy all their itercN'-itio of life from the coinpiiny doi-lor Kvery cent thev e.ire liml-. it*. THINKKKS- THOL'OHTS. You-knock a man into ,a ditch, and then you tell him to remain content in the position in" which providence has placed bini.—Rns- kin. There are times when a man needs neither friendship, love, hope, comfort,sympathy,assistance, nor anything else, only just to be let alone.—- J. L. Jones. The English and Americans cant beyond all other nations. The French relinquish all that industry to them. What is so odious as the polite bows to God in our books and newspapers ?—Emerson. How little the world knows about its modest heroes who bear burdens uncomplainingly and show no envy towards those who are more fortunately situated from a worldly point of view.—Blennerhassett. The tiny pocket pistol in the hand of Czolgosz at Buffalo has done more to advance the cause of Archism, of man-archism, of imperialism, of centralized power, in this country than did all the heavy and costly armaments of war against Spain and against the ''insurgent'" Filipinos.—M. Iiarman. Let each one think as he pleases, speak as he pleases, and act as he pleases; and encourage him in doing so, since it is only an encouragement to honesty, and you may want him to be honest in your interest before you are through with him. To grudge one his rights is as mean as to grudge him his money or his happiness; so that intolerance is a vice akin to envy.—Bier- bower. 7_ A man to be truly pious must be able not only to love his enemies, but to hate his friends.—Anon. The owners of the placer claims on Lamb creek, in the vu-inity of Moyie, have clubbed together and are sinking a shaft to bedrock The work is in charge of Tom. Johnson. The result will be known in a few davs. "I'm surprised at. our minister," said Deacon Straitlace. "He says all Christians should follow the bee as a model of industry." "Well, what's the matter o' that?" inquired his Avife. "Well, the bee works on the Sabbath same as any other day." King's Biitlulay Kxcm-gloti Rates. On November 8th and 9th all C. P. R. agents will sell return tickets to and from all points in local territory at fare and one-third, good to return till Nov. 11th. J. S. Carter, D P.A., Nelson. I The home ofthe .-Oyster IN NELSON IS AT THE PALn W. G. BKOWNE. Use Benzoin Cream von. WINTER CHAPS E. FERGUSON k CO. NELSON, B. C. WHOLESALE LIQUORS AND CIGARS WE HAVE EN ROUTE ONE CAR G. & W. WHISKIES ex. TORONTO ONE CAR IMPORTED LIQUORS ex. LIVERPOOL ONE CAR DOG'S HEAD ALE AND STOUT ex. LONDON, ENG. ONE CAR "RANTER". BEER ex. SEATTLE. . ^T»m"R?i"*e/" Beer.|>.*\9 become the favorite Beer in the Coast Cities. It has met In Bueeessfu ronipctitiou the famous Milwaukee Beers. r Our Special Canadian Rye is the most palatable whiskey in the market. We have it in bulk and is cases, 5's and 6's. - We are agents for the Bruns* wlck-Balke-Collender Co. Billiard and Pool Tables and supplies of all kinds Write us for prices and terms. When you wan t a Baby Carriage get quotations from— J G. BUNYAN & CO., NEBLSC0N * THE PROSPECTORS' EXCHANGE * NO. 4 K -W. C. BLOCK. NELSON, B. C. ^oi.l"oS*.l.v,e.rT,iv'V! 1M'Ai.CX,**'ier Mll,,e8 wa",«--1-llt tl"' EXCHANGE. YKfc.fe MIM'IM- GOLD ino|w-itlei> wivnteil at once for Eastern Investors. I iirtU'» having iiilnluK iiroiieil.v for mile are ni|Ui'.i(td to neml sample* of (Mi-oro to tin* KmIiuiiki* for <'.\hll>ltlon. All sampler *h'*ultl Ik< sent by Express pri'iiiilit. Corri'siioiuteneo Boltcltcil. ' Adilri'dsall i-oiiimunlc'iitloiiKto- ANIIKKW V, IlOSKNIlKUUKK, Ti*li'|iliono No. HU. 1'. O. Box 700. Nulmin, H. C. **'%'%/*V-lk**%''%**%*V**''V-*%-^^ exhibition cvciy j way Imck into tin' batnUm tuv lii'-a •I'l'tnfn v:i'-" u'.vi'.i'd' M"'.I"T 'ii'i'"*. ! I'rum New Ji'iwv, tin Leprosy l surest diwH'-i'*-' known, i in' jiin- \>re*>** ui iiH'iib-itiHii tjikc** from live fu Cutty yi-ar-. The disi-a-e is riiiiiiiiiiii iiiiioi*-.'..Jap- and Chinks, (Mill h\ .'Mill I iv j| lu!t\ In" rla-'i-il 1- ili*«;i**r*. in I tOI-l** I'liini"- ;i jii'ip'.,.'". tin- *-|o\ve**t but j s.ililii'i*!* uf fniivii'ii. U'l,r Tb.. '— ' .i tin ii ^'I'H'liili I'.'lll'td.'l i** full .»( jinlitli'iil I'lmiU. vim t.A tin- ]iii)i)ii- ui'li.'i'i ii, i,|,j..|.;mn- nf tbi' -tiiiidui tn Kci'ji ibiin-ihi - n i I'.-f-v .*.itli th-* l-iiti-b ' 'olunibi-i. tHl ui \Ue bind. Taste the winter drinks Till* Full weal her is very it] at In i •■iiiw i'lia|i|ii-il Itinili iuul fiu-t's and mm*' lljii. Hi'«1n'anil iH'ovlili'yi'iii'.-c'll wit 11 a Uillleof lllll/ppill Cl'I'Hlll. l'lieil itfli'i- wii-hiili.'mul ln-fuivi-1'l irii!(.*»t nlitlil ll vlll kit'ji tlu* 11111111.4 nnd f.u'i- Milt ,iml miiuoiIi, uiidtliil*. niii tveiiiii-iif ttn< iiip.-i .iiiiinviiitf ili*- I'oiilfortsof life, l'iY|mii*it anil null only nt— NelSOn'S Drug & Book Store S«"iv lli'ii.i'i-, It. (', Winter Goods y""" '*"*'•"■' * 'r""""*•"""* ■"*"•"*" A""-*-""'-"'-- | I llilVC IVITIlllv \ | pliH-vd iu slock j * ;i line lint of tin* j | lnfi'st winier i ■ Miitinys. Yx.7' : ll!'ii-Oi ■ .1'."il'l-ill ill' •lilt III,'I Hill 'll P'll M-.il Why not order SOW? j /: /: i U-H<iCtll:lJ 'i**'*iin>i->., camDorne ^teN The Newmarket Hotel, NEW DKNVKR, B. C. Ibis one of the most bcautifal locations In America, and the public are assured of pleasant accommodations. HKNKY S'lTXH-; "~"Y" Y" '". "".' ~ Proprietor. SMOKE KELiOWflA CIGARS UNION MADE Job Printing Tliat .issiys hinli in aiii.siic m«M'it. quickly done at New Mcnvcrs printing ■■■inj>onum-~ Address THE LEDGE < >! I'oUtl l,(,'A % !«;ii 'icnlar lur >.i!c :t i it ii* N' ir ii« (.«<"<.•«*■ .11 i I'MH-llil'iJ tllllli- i«»-iiii<- Hi Ni.va ""pcnti-i, fi I/««il ].<'i*i*<b(tiii'i* tiuii* »ti* .! oi tiie '.'•* nicriibi'-i-**, Then'sin tbiiiiKiiid*. ni b'|M*r- in lajiaii. .iiid i» If* -.tJiiiil tn l'i. V-iilHi.td ib.tt ,ill\**. -Mill Ml !•; 11 • ill) »nt li-jmi-v aie fi-biiti.' and fanning jsaliHiiii un llu- i'nlitiiibia m.-r. Il'l •It. . iu „ i a : . j '"ll till* '. 'illltlililiiili ViltV imt *m t Ui I III* i illlnr <>! til!- paj.i 1 \>. l-lii'- ;i * . " " "" '•" »!i Hot*! liar. Ho! Scotch f»y>fi't' <'nektail.". I'oiiutn Piuich.Clani NV'ctui'. ami iiuuiv' I'p'y " St James HOTEL Nt*\% Otrnvvr, B.C. R. J* Steel, Broker MJ..1C*, II. V lU'-it il'i-.-ii** :(i the e\t\ —( Ot (<<<!( *P ,1111 mm"m p*mm pxxm. p*s.x»*, pc "m, px " ^ p€'xm mx**,. pkx»*x mt'x**, pc~t9*\fm^**\p*yy: ^^ - ^^- ..^^ ^^9,. ..^m IMl Jmm] \wm*\.,, Jmm\ tmm. mmm ^^„. Jmm mmm.^ ^m %mm*. Jmml l^*M. .^*m\ 99*m. J*mt 9^**., ..*-l^W ^^»,.,.„,. „ IIIKIC. I"l**lv..f ** "i'U,. 1„, ...... I 1'tV hoii, AvA ri ;i i,n . -i,.,} 'A A, , lair kpi^-i h on ,<«■,>. u i*. mi.. Rcistcrer <£* Vauxhan tth&> h-p-i<n*\ mrxiAi i7nn i.iinini x*ClSOn. \mi- -<i |Mij.iibir in Turkey ,-almnii would not Im* i»li*h(*<l bv? """ " wuihjf uvi i.ii'iti' vviii^p, mriuimiy. tin* biilid.ij.'. Anv fakor>? ( oir.*. %t rum i tifni* «(p'i* *. I*iii .i»iti. '. >i .'.. ' . . ground** for >l!ivnm* if her Iiii-IaihI |||. ilbl mil pnividi* lli»* iH-vi'ltlg"'. ')> If III,. *-t«,ry g,u out il mayt ilic MlNfcRS* ; Mop pwipU- lilting minion, bm that j EY"TU A WfX Tlir« ForkfS The Toronto T**I**graiii «*alli* unj an ar* hbi-diop. Well. »• long anj liny iio not (all w- when we h»\e nn j.'.irr fb*-rv- i- n-'. h.trui done. do*** out ma tt.r. for ImjMnriftl EXCHANGE,1 B. C rt'A*OM. OH. |M mtt-TIi ll.ftlCRTA. Wf tire in h jifiMUdii lo tmy ibut «»i •) The rno*t emtiv ptiment in th*|oChrr •«*• » mt>T*' '»>*J«nnln(».l *Iort U to* world i- n rosml Ho«k fmm the P^ m*** w tup th* *,,!lt*'rta ***m« frovkJet *ecotnmod*tion for tbe tr*-»eHU»K juaViiic..... Plentint rconut, ind food mi**I*. Tb* Irwr » txrjcled \ with winet, Ihoon tod; tigtr*. WW *M WWl BATHS. I teniiwidi Ii.iai.ik it f«»ok i^tr^flll,.lm k ^JM,oA/v;vvvj,'HUGH!fl\Efi, Proprlefor. Jl V ft w li r ii j.ivoti.Mis, I'm.jiin lur o!ii!»'ri(*t>!(* Kciin-*— Mai !'«**|ili*ti* with tbp in-n of i ' 'itfdl.**-- tm-fl M'l V il"|- lil(»»ll{4l|i»l(l. Ami Bank oi Montr-eai, t'.itMWiutit it ISf.. i'h|.:i*I (all |«lcl ti|') H'-'.niA^o.n) Wt^^rrH tnnd • • 7.** IN Hit its Indivldtxl imtltM ; ; .MU^il.Of HIL.»I» Ori'lCIL, -HOMfRIUI.. Kr. Ho«. b>Kn Htratkoika a.Ml Moukt Kovu, G.C.M.G. I'reaMent. Ifox. ti. a. Dri*m«oxi». Vice fruMWent, K. S. CuH'sTttx, (knemi )tanmrer, HrnneheA in itM port,* ot fTunndff, ^(ewfoiintti^rt^ Orenf, Rrff.ifn, .-tnrf i In* I'niOiil SkAte*. New Denver branch LB B. DE VEBeir, Manaf«r Ninth Year. THE LEDttE, NEW DENVER, J3. (J., NOVEMBER 7 1901. > I* events JUst fassrns Sy j (*■ WMWWVVMWWW V V WW Shellguss, the murderer of McKinley, died as he bad lived—like a dog. He seemed to know no fear and went to his death with the same careless indifference that has characterized his bearing ever since he came up in the public eye as an assassin. He has never acted like a man of courage, but rather like one driven to desperation by his own evil imaginations and dogged inclinations. He had no love of God in his heart, no love of man, no music in his soul. There was nothing in his make-up that was human aside from his physical form and capabilities. He had turned against priestcraft in early life, but in casting off the religious yoke of bondage, instead of turning to the true God, the God of Wisdom, of Truth and of Love, and making himself the physical being of Light, he, like many another, made himself submissive to no law, denounced home, society and every elevating environment, and sought peace in the darkness of his unbridled hatred of Goodness. After smothering it in himself he was unwilling to perceive it in others, and became a blasphemer of God, a hater of man, a man without manhood, a human being without Love, an animal without a name. + Among the ladies who have penetrated into the Klondike are Mrs. R. D. Hitchcock, widow of the late Commander Hitchcock, of the U.S. Navy, and a friend, Miss Van Buren. From San Francisco to „Dawson their journey was a long series of adventures, but though mixing among the roughest of the rough they never failed to secure respectful treatment. In Dawson City they soon became famous, and hardly a miner in the camp failed ——to-att-end-the-sei^vices-whioh-they, started on tlieir first Sunday in Klondike. A peculiarity of these services was that the miners selected their own music, and the result of their deliberations at tlie first service was the following combination: "The Lost Chord," "Nearer, my God, to Thee,"' "Tlie •r*" Portuguese Hymn," and Straus' •'Blue Danube." To an easterner it is not easy to realize what mining oamp life is like. It is the tendency of the eastern mind to look in gaping horror upon even the mythical minor in rough working clothes. A ml the thought of a lady coming in actual contact with such people, talking and walking with thc real live thing! Oh, tlmt- would be shockitig! What uonscnw! Of course, Mrs. Hitchcock and friend received respectful treatment. A lady, if she In- a ladv, will never * w ' receive anything else in a mining camp. The sifot place on (bid's in the South. It- was thoughtless of Teddy to make such a breach of etiquette, especially at this stage of the game. It would have been' cheaper for him to invest in a meal J ticket and give it all to Booker. But Roosevelt does things that way. He doesn' t care a dam—and room was broken into. Upon the table was Mac's last scoop. It was written as only Mac could write it. Locked in each other's arms on the bed laid the forms of two loving souls that could not live in separation. A bullet hole in the breast of each and a revolver with two cham- that's the smallest piece of money ibers empty told how it was done, afloat—what the public thinks j Yes, it was sad to see two young about it. The White House is his now, and if he wants to have a negro eat dinner with him occas- sionally he'll do it. And why not? + Anarchy has been defined as lawlessness, but anarchy in its true sense is just the reverse to lawlessness. Anarchy is the doing away with all laws, aud the making of every man a free will agent with no laws to govern him but that of love between man and man. Without laws there could be no lawlessness, and until all laws are done away with there can be no true anarchy. That which passes for anarchy to-day is lawbreaking. But all lawbreaking is not considered anarchy. By a misconception of the meaning of the word anarchy is thought to be only that kind of lawlessness that aims to take from capital its special privileges and from the rulers of nations their power, But the word can be as correctly applied to the capitalist who oversteps all law in his greed for gain, or the commercial octopus that by intrigue and stealth saps from peoples and nations the life and health of prosperity. The common anarchist seeks to deprive the few of power, while the anarchist in power seeks to hold the people by the throat with one hand and empty their pockets with the other. + A prominent society woman of Chicago, who had a husband and three children, and a prominent physician who had a family of his own***—became-Tr-enamored .of—each- other and for three years lived a life of shame. It became necessary for the husband of the woman to move to another city, and the guilty pair, concluding that they could not live without each other, resolved to die together. They agreed to swallow morphine and cross the dark river for the unknown side by side. The woman kept her promise, swallowed a large (■uantity of the drug and was soon |ft Mii]. Ummm] aiBcriminntion is sleeping the sleep that k"»ws >n)|miuI(J between th„ husbaml audlhe waking. Her paramour, however, lw.f0 ,n tht, mattPI. of infidelity, played the part of a coward and | The mau is a*,owe(, (livom> fr01n lives of such promise and beauty cut short like this. But Mac was true to his love, as he ever was to his friend. + When a man like John Morley, M. P., of England, talks to his constituents as he did at Arabroath the other day, something is wrong. It does not take a keen eye to see trouble ahead for the war department unless a wiser and less bull- headed policy is adopted in South Africa. Mr. Morley said: "The government is aggravating the essential mischief of the situation in South Africa by its management of the concentration camps. The death rate of children, measure it as you will, is hideous, excessive and appalling. The policy of de-. vastation has been admitted to be a mistake. I wonder what Lord Palmerston would have said of a government justifying themselves by saying that Russia - in Poland and Austria in Bosnia had done something like the same. The war has entirely changed in character, and is drifting into a Avar of extermination of a people fighting for their own land. The policy of unconditional surrender and submission means extermination and annihilation. The present attitude is one of sullen desperation. There is nothing worse than metal in a blind horse. The king will, perhaps, at no distant date have to seek other ministers with a better insight and a more pliant mind in the face of the dangerous and complex situation which confronts the country-^———— —• Olvorct* Iii KnglRiu). From the American point of view j and hence, according to the N. Y. Sun, from the point of view of morals and justice generally, England stands even more in need of divorce reform than do the states of the republic. In England by the act of parliament passed in 1857, establishing a divorce court, to himself, ' -but nevertheless I am sincere in my opinion that 'the honest old farmer' is a misnomer, writes D. F. P. in the Chicago Journal. "I make a business of .buying wool direct from the farmers every spring, and am thus brought in close contact with them, and my experience has been that the tiller of j the soil is like the great bulk of humanity—on the lookout to get thp best of you if he can. j"Last spring an old farmer delivered to me a load of wool that bipught down the scale to a point that made me suspicious, and I investigated matters. The weight was easily explained when I opened the fleeces, for I found a big cobble stone as large as my two fists in every one of them. " 'Come in here,' I said to the old man; 'I want to show you something.' ' "He followed me inside, after carefully selecting a straw to chew on, and I pointed without comment to the pile of rocks that I had discovered. Feazed? Not a bit. All he said was: " 'Darn them fool sheep! They 've been rollin' ag'in on that rocky ground.' " How to Kind a Fuultoil Vein. Schmidt's law for finding a vein after it has been faulted or dislocated, runs as follows: If the dislocation, or fault, is struck in its hanging" wall it must be passed through aiid the driving- continued on thp hanging' wall side of the faulted lode. If the foot wall of the fault is struck it must be passed through and the driving continued on the foot wall of the faulted vein. NOTICE. took only enough of the potion to make him rest well. This tragedy furnishes a true contrast of the character of man and woman. With woniiin there is no temporizing, no retreat—nothing satisfies but tho ultimate■--and she can die happy 7. sustained by a lave that bus an adulterous wife on that ground simply, but the woman is debarred from getting it from him unless it bc coupled with other offenses, which of themselves would have entitled to a separation a utensa et TO DELINQUENT CO-OWNER. To D W.MOORE, or to any person to whom lie ! ma'j' hftve transferred tii9 interest in the I Twickenham mlnei'iil claim, at the head of Elpht Mile creek, in the Sloean Miniiii,'Divi- i sloii, of West Kootenay District: YPU are herchy notified that, I have expended | itb In labor and improvements on account of|your'interest In the Twickenham mineral claim. The above mentioned t**75 is your proportion of the expense necessary In order to hold the sn|d claim under tho provisions of the Mineral Act, ami if within ninety days from thejlate of thisllOliceT*3iirrS"T5*~i'6ruse'"lb contribute the above mentioned sum, which is now due, 10- i-sther with all costs of advertisiiiB, your interest In jthe said claim will become the jiro-iertv of the undersigned, under Section 4 of the "Mineral Aot Amendment Act woo." Dated at New Denver. B. C, this 3rd dav of October, WO J. FRANK E. ClX'TE CERTIFICATE OF IMPROVEMENTS! CERTIFICATE OF IMPROVEMENT (.ASHIKR Mineral Claim. Situate in the Slocan Milling Division oi West Kootenay District. Where located: On Carpcnler creek, adjoining; the Sunrise. fJiAKE NOTICE That I. John Keen, Free J. Miner's Certilieate No. B 5KS61. intend, sixty days from the date hereof, to apply to (lie Mining Recorder for a Certilieate of Improvements, lor tlie purpose of obtainhifr a Crown Grant of the above claim. And further take notice that action, under section 37, must be commenced before the issuance of such Certificate of Improvements. Dated this 31st day ot October. A. 1). WU. JOHN KEEN. TAJUIIACK Mineral Claim. Situate in the Slocan Minin;,' Division of West Kootenay District. Where located: On the Third East Fork of Wilson creek, about 'iO miles from Slocan Lake. rpA KE NOTICE Thai I, Kenneth L,. Burnet, •*• iirciiI for James M. .Martin Esiir., Free Miner's Certilieate No. B 42010, intend, sixty days from the datehereof, to apply to the Minin*,* Recorder for a Certificate of Improvements, for the purpose of obtaining «, Crown Grant of the above claim. And further take notice that action, under Section 37. must be commenced before the issuance of such Certilieate ef Improvements. Dated this Slst day of October, A. I). WOl. KENNETH L. BURNET. SUNRISE! Mineral Claim. Situate in tlie Slocan Minini; Division of West Kootenay District. Where located: Adjoining the Hope mineral claim, near Sandon. TAKE NOTICE That I, George Alexander, free 1 miner's certilieate No. B5IKX.O, as agent for the Ruth Mines, Limited, free miner's certificate No. B50850, Intend, sixty days from the date hereof, to apply to the Mining Recorder for a Certilieate of Improvements, for the purpose of ohtaiuing a Crown Grant of the above claim. And further take notice that action under sec. 37 must be commenced before the issuance of such Certificate of Improvements. Dated this 17th day of October 1001. GEORGE ALEXANDER. CULTAS NO. 3 Mineral Claini. Situate in the Slocan Mining Division of West Kootenay District Where located: On Tributarv creek, near Sandon, on divide. TAKE NOTICE That Wilson &Senkler,acting as agent for the Adams British Columbia Minin? Company, free miner's certificate No. 16855, intend, sixtt days from the dale hereof, to apply to the Mining Recorder for a Certilieate of Improvements, for the purpose of obtaining a Crown Grant of the above claim. And further take notice that action, under Section 37, must be commenced before the issuance of such Certificate of Improvements. Dated this 17th day of October, A. D. 1001. KM MA and ROBSON Mineral Claims. Situate in the Arrow Lake Mining Division of West Kootenay District. Where located:-* On Phigston creek, about 8 miles from its mouth. 'PAKE NOTICE That I, F. C. Green, acting as 1 agent for the Daiihne Mining and Develop- mentCompany. Limited Liabilify. free miner's ''"--'- "- " intei " ' cordcr for a Certificate of Improvements, for the _.. lability certificate No B02252, intend, sixty days from the date hereof, to apply to the Mining Re purpose of obtaining a Crown Grant of each of Hie above claims. And further take notice that action, under section 37. must be commenced before the Issuance of such Certificate of Improvements.' Dated this 20th dav of September. WOl. F. C. GREEN. Nelson, B.C. However defensible that diseriiuinuliiHt may he on cold wrought her ruin. Man. however.! M|,Vf.iol(H,ioH| KI„„,M|S. morally it is is a coward by natuiv. After tak- |iei|ietiial whirler for a lady is a iu*.', all—evi-u to her life and mining ettup. The roughest■ miner soleinly promi-dug to accompany i* a -j-cuth-iuun at heart ton woman who i> at heart a lady. bis victim in crime into thc unknown be iuh'P"- in (be liual hand and cliii-'S to life like a brute. Statisticians tell u> ol l.».v_»,i;i.»| woiihii in tliiat Britain who ran! tievi'v hoiii* In be married. Th"! pit\ of it! Think of it. y«- bach-1 fitu- of Sloe ui matrimonially n,-' dined! \ million liii\imi maiden -!••« li \ .'.it*, and iiiiili'i" -a bo u il!: (absolutely indefensible, and it in- s volvcs an injustice lo women whi«-h ; is intolerable in American eye". ; Wilh us. the lirst regard of the Icjii-lation is I'm* woman. Illlli-.ll |li-.-.lilt. Ill , NOTICE. TO DELINQUENT CO-OWNER. To the legal personal representatives of J. A, SMITH, deceased, or to any |ierson or persons to whom the said J. A. Smith may have transferred his Interest lu the Mercury Mineral Claim, sltuatedon 1'ayne Mountain three miles south of Three Forks, lu the Sloean Mining Division of West Kootenay. Biitf-.li Columbia. yOU. and each of ymi, are hereby untitled thut 1 we have exjieiiiled iwo himdivd and live dollars In labor .and Improvements u|khi ihe above mentioned mini nil claim In order to hold the said claim under the provisions of the Mineral Act, and If. within iilni-tv days fr.nn llie date of this notice, von fail or refuse to contribute your portion of all such expenditures, together with all costs of advertising, your Intei'i'st In Die said claim will become the pi'/i|p«rtv>l (hesubscribers under Section 4 nf nil Act ei'tilled "An Ad to ameml the Mineral Act 11*11." Dati-dat New-Viiver ll. C. ibis mill day "I OetohiT.l'.i-il. IIEU1IKRT T.TWKIH, lt<HIT, CUNNING. A. IIAVIII. NOTIOE; ' I'd DEl.INOfKNT COOW'NKII. I'l'.. iIn* h-iriil |»-i'-oiinl n*|ii'''s.-ul.iilvi'*. -.1 j .1 A. nMITII. .I.-1'.-h-..iI. ..i i,, il(,v I |ni».ni or i»r*in» l>> wliniii (In* -ii i«I i I. A. Miiilli uiai Iiiivc tr-m-fi'i'ie j lil-tiit.-tvn In <l,i'Mh'e< Hill Miner i". Clin:. I «aimteit ipii I'.o i:e Mi'Uiitt'in, a inil- ***..inli.il i I'lllee Knl't'H, ill llie s|.v:m Mhiiiic liivl-t.pi j ul WY'i K. p'< n.iv. Iliiti-li ("..lunilii ' j yot' iin I ..uh i,i* vii. ■■»■■ Ii'n*!i. ,iutiii,-i ■ 1 'llP-l w-,-Imv»' .-\;.-;(d' i I'-*--' Ip.i-..iii>>! . i th- il .'lit- iu l-il.-.i ic,-i| im; i • i pp- -.' n, ■.■' tl..- I lll-.VV UH'l.li'.lml lllilli'l'ill rl.'tilll Pill' 'I III, pi- I \i -.,li*,i( III.- Mm, I.: I \. I. a i.ii i'. .i 11 Id 11 ■'i.l i . • ' It. .;.! till- .' !'• "I III* !l..|if ■-, l-li I III I I '.-I I-' i p. inibin«* nun- i».ril oi ..I ■*!! *!■' Ii i'*., ■■!. 'I'll'i- >.. - Mu r ivuli ppll i -. <!-, 1 p it*, -i-t.-ii ;• ,'-.;rl'.-- ■■•* i,, *(.. --.ip.I i.l -i.i. ii ill ;■ -.-... '!>. j ■■', ■ pi. HKWITT, KIXCOX, TRANQUILITY and JIOI.E Mineral Claims, and ihe KIXCOX and CKOW Fractional Mim-ra! Claims. Situate in the Slocan Mining Division of West Kootenav district. Wheie located: About three miles south-east of Silverton, B.C. __ , days from the date hereof, to apply to the-Mining' Recorder for Certiticates ot Improvements, for the purpose ol obtaining Crown Grants of the above claims. And further take notice that action, under section 37, must be commenced before tlie issuance of such Certilicates of Improvements. Dated this Jth day of November. 1B01. FRANCIS J. O'REILLY. Sir-VKK LEAK Mineral Claim. Situate in the Sloean Minini-' Division of West Kootenav District, Where located: Oil North Fork of EiKht Mile Creek. 'FAfcE NOTICE, That I, Albert E. Ashcroft, i Provincial Land Surveyor, as ai?ent for Ernest C. Briuon. F. M C. No. U451M, .and Joshua e Fletcher, F. M. C. No.~B45!«M,jiiteii'd7»lxtydays from the dato hereof, to apply to the Mining- Recorder for a certificate of improvements for the purpose of obtaining n crown grant of th above claim. And further take notice that action under.seo tion 37 must lie commenced liefore the issuance of such certificate of improvements. Dated (his lath day of August, A. D. WOl. ALBERT E. ASHCROFT, 1». L. S. IIKNItOW, TKIUMVH, TOM BOWLING, UK" KANAWHA, SEATON FRACTION, TRIUMPH FRACTION anil BENDIGO FRACTION Mineral Claims. Situate in the Sloean Mining Division of West Kootenay District. Where located: Near the Elgin mineral claim, south of Sandon. TAKE NOTICE That I. W. S. Drewry. actin*? 1 as agent for Nellie Hickey, F. M. C. No, 88024, and Wm. C. Yawkey. F. M. C. No.37ii.tt, intend, sixty days from the date hereof to apply to the Mining Recorder for certiticates of improvements forthe purpose of obtaining a Crown grant of each of thc above claims. And further take notice that action under section 37 must be commenced before the issuance of such certificates of improvements. Dated this 19th day of September, A. D., 19C1.. W. S. DREWRV. HANDY ami HARDSKKACPKIX Mineral Claims. Situate in the Slocan Mining Division of Wes t Kootenay District. Where located: Abou t two miles up Carpenter Creek from Three Forks.on the south side of creek. TAKE NOTICE That I, George Man*, of Mc- 1 Guigan, free miner's certificate No. BS213S, intend, sixty days from the date hereof, to apply to the Mining Recorder for Certificates of Improvement, for the purjiose of obtaining a Crown Grant of each of thc above claims. And further take notice that action, under section 37, must be commenced before tlie Issuance of such Certificates of Improvements. Dated this 10th day of September. A. D. l'Wl MINNIE HA-HA, EVENING, JENNIE. VIOLET ami VIOLET FRACTION Mineral Claims. Situate in the Slocan Mining Division of West Kootenay District, where located: On Tributary Creek, in the Slocan Minin g > Division of West Kootenay, B. C. TAKE NOTICE That I, E. M. Sandilands, I Cft. No. Bft-iSl-i, acting as agent fori*. Burnt), Cft. No. B :mtt, and 1). D. Mann,Cft. No. A 865*1, i»ti>nil Hflrlnv^.l'i-'"*-* il"viiar*iii. LORN A DOON FRACTION Mineral Claim Situate In the Slocan Mining Division of West Kootenav District. Where located: On Four Mlfe Creek. TAKE NOTICE, That I. M. R. W. Rathborne. 1 Free Miners' Certilieate No. BM.'US, for myself and as agent for Frank Culver, Free Miners' Certilieate No. B SHOifl. intend, •» days from the date hereof, to apply to the Milling Recorder for a certilieate of improvements, for the puriiose ol obtaining a crown grant of the above claim. And further take notice that action under Sec. 37 must lie commenced before the Issuance of such certiHi'iitc of improvements. Dated this loth day of October, A.I). J'-oi. NOTICE. I'Ximiljiil -W.'-illli |ntnir and iliij I'..vtiiii'lil- VVhili) lli.rse Nn. I miiirral i-l.-'lin, Th. Milling Recorder for Certificates nf Improvements for the purpose of obtaining Crown grants ol each of the above claims. And further lake notice that action under section 37 must be commenced liefore the issuance of such certificates of Improvements. Dated this •"Mil day ol August. A.D., ll-oj. K. M. SANDILANDS. RETURN Mineral Claim. Situate in the Slocan Mining Division of West Kooicnay District. W'lii-iv located: West of the Sapphire*, on I'avne Mountain. T.lKK NOTICE That 1.'Herbert T. Twigg, as I agent for the I'avni- Consolidate!! Mining- Company, Limited. Frt.-r Miner's Certificate No. II "i!<.H7.ri. inii'iid. sixty davs from the .late hereof to apply to the Mining Recorder for a < YttltU-ute i.flmpri'Vi'ini'nia, for Ihe purpos.- uf ..litalniiig a Crown Grain of the above claim Anil further lake notice that action, under Fee* lion :i7, must lie commenced belore the issuance of itiirli Cerlllieati* of Improvement!,. Datdl lids Mb dav ol Senti'inlier, A. D. l:«'l, HERBERT T. TWJOft. RAMI' PLANET FILM TIONAL Mineral Claim. Slnmt.' in iln* SI can Mil Ing l'lvl«ion ..f '.Vent Kootinav Distill t. Where lisiiied: On I'a.vn.p Mountain. TO DKLINOAKNT COoWVKRS. Tu CHAS ANDERSON". GEO. KAIRHAIRN", .1, A. M.'KIXX'-.N, J. T. RICHARDS 1'llILll' HOWE, or in whom tln-v may hav transferred their int* n-ts in the W'hiU' Hi.r-t- No. 4 mineral claim, -Ittmtcd on ((.iIiii.-i Farm lint, near Sllvertuii. In the Sloran MIiiIiik I'lvl-pinn.ul West Kui-tenay ilistriri Vol* rtKK HEREBY .Vol IKIED ih.it 1 |,:(\. I exp p.i.llu' V .•ibiil-i'-llielltimicl ***|n;'..Vi Is Ih,. i-xn, in- n— .......,, « „„ . i >arv in ..riier to hold Hi.- -aid claim uinicr tii.'T<■••■■> V'"* •"*,, ■•'.••■ -• Arthur s pr.ivisl.mi nf ih.' Mim-ial An, mul II within I •- •" '"• Miner » I .•( iiin.-l\ dn)* fi'..in tin* ilnte of ihi* ii"tii-'- y.'ii 1' :i ur lelu-c I" I'niilriliiil.' \..nr pm; m-limi ot ll:e above jii'litloioil *uin, which !* u.iw due, I. • gether ivllh all cii-i*. oi U'lveitMin:. v.iir h.i ;• < *(» 111 (III' »Pli'i elllilll Mill b.'1'..llle llie fit* p.- el IV of Ill'' liil !. 1-iL'lll ll IIP.lI. I V. I tl' ll |o!'l. "\|llierri| Ael Alll.'l.'l I' \el !■►-' " Dale.I nl Miv. |i..e, It. C tlii |*,tl .i"V ! Il."..|„.|\ |t.P.I, ("Haim.i-:-* i iiiii'i: Fa ni ell, lilicab* No II.Vil.Vl.lilleinl.lKJ dav-from the.late hereof I . pioplv to the Mining j Hee.'ldi i I'.l':i (Vrtlllenle ol Iiii|.|oVi.|iilii(S, for j tli.' plirpos.* ul ubiaiiilhg .i l'ro«li (ifiillli'llho , il o\< el.lhn. lii'l Im Hi. I I,.Ke nolle.' lli.it ... ll..ii mult) r ' -e. Hot, :\'t. Il\ll"t be II .1,11nelie.lt il.l.-V. tb.'1-.P.ll- i nn I *t|i ll. i itllieiil, of lni|.|-"\i'ttp. lit*. ii.le.l tin* .- all .:,. -•( Aiiifu*!. .1. 11. l'*i|. ■ .'] A. «. KMtWI'.l.lo NOTICE. • i niiiii. i:t i» i o\ .ni.i ki.ii fox I'llAI "I'lON Mm. imI CI.iIiiivi, 'l.l.l VI,'i i ** | i.VM.K I., u ii.i.i »M mi oi; \ \ inir>i iii;si I.P I • H 111 ll, ),, • ll \l,l IP.', I,,I • I".- •:■ \i, ■.. w, ipp.t. Iii tin **!- We-I K.»'!!., I. — - I.l* — - II ll. I ■•. .ub. iivt; \ni ii k !i,„t i.i, ■ ii \ll' iin.- leu-iioi nn ln-ln.-i U"t.|- (...'ali-.h .1 J , rt- ii (tin i *, :i.-v.-i th.-v |HV»«* bur- " for •t it,!• ••iiihi;ioi- ill' .-rill llll-.li.nill, • if ;i 'm*»v''* ki-- iii.: *,i'.*:i..(' V nii!'i«' wli'Hii im?*li-»iiil*> i ol .1 hl.i: li i In' ii;: il|i<»ii lit p, ■■■■tlii.*!. •aitttoi !« l«'ll.<l. I I.....IXII 1,1 I .UJ»i,.IIM loi'.'vi ;|.»\*i .-r-i (tint mHi tifVi't- (.• [•nuki'ii. A iiiiiiimi !«i--ti f* il<<»'iiii-i hy the itih'I Ii.-iik) of fat.' to ,i \'r,< of I'linitini'ss, a. Iciiii. niifi'uillii -tiiiHt^rliiKMl! Wlio would i\ruy -,i uvMi^vnthi'tii* tmir* 4 Not so with our old iii".v-|ia|»i'i"' I'n'iMid \(H'«v<j"iir. ^I'-u fiiiiiiliiii*' nith Aiiii-iii-aii |iiililii-*- w ill ii-iin-iri- ln'f ihai au iiii|ioi taut i'ast a i-»-t - tain it'tin, known |.oliiii'nli\ ji*. lit.- "Mini Iii-uti h Ida .'' *i!a_v<'i| in tlii- deli-Hi ol (ii-i".--i > ti\.-iaiiil !u»* tin- ;iii -idi'iii", in iln i asi!|i.ti'.'ii H' l^'.ej. "Hu* innii i.■-|nni**ili|i' l>>r ill.- jin'.'i.-.iC^.n . t Sli p' \- "1,-r pi, -pt- Vi iiuid M«< ii-p-pii". at thi* tiiin- i -tail i> ,•■ ii i< i •*.« ,ii> i,,,-■ 'inhi p.'.- iin,iin. •i l*jiiih*t- ^iiiMi t i * * \«■ r* pM-h'-ii n 1'iiln-i than Mai-. A man Imin iisirvet in ivH'ir. a ti ii-tid tliat nl w.'iy- I'/trrii'il imir iiilcrr.-t.- willi not In"*: of t»ood fannlv. ..olilc tuidiifion. bitty inlidl»-<*t and » Inin-i :i- Iii" n« vonrliat. IIS- luiij"* wen- weak. For tin* lies l tiin*' -iiii*e tin Crimean war tin* linii-h |no|ili* .in in - niiiiiiiiU lo look anorily and rn-tixi- U .»{ tlieir ndiiiiid..*--. -ay iti** v-. Tin- Hi iti-ii |p-.«|ili- <u!k "i tin- tliihkino \v Ii" !i ii; •i)'d:U<il'V in. .1 " V;- .Vei to \e I '. ' Min. i .! \ i | . !'.'..! ,' V, pi p. in, ,- i: i n.i. ','i ,i I. 'I.* i 1 ■"' III .ill'i'l.' I 'I ! ' '. Hull I I I WlM. I -ll I. N 1 Kil.el, I- k->- » He IS ". ■■■' I ■ ' '7 \ ^l ■Hit. inn- .i-i-i (.*.'afor i . iilile„'i- No. ■■■ Mi.'i i «( i r- '.■il'ii'.'. l'i*-.- M - I-, ,.. 'i...n tl.. linfii li* d.-r im- I oVII NOTICE V. Wm Id. nn an- tin* ntiiidli* i'i'i- tiltii-- t'l'idi' jtoftiiii* il U in« i i # \ ' i v i-iili.ii- i I ... v.'l !.\ I I - v \ t p I. i f *-. r,' *, A NEW FUTURE in-*- - i,i ui. liail - • ji.'l • I.i- - ;i i ■ I p.ii --. 11,, tu 'in*, ta'iiilai - Til/i" tlV'-'l '•I'lii'hlil Wt «>'( ^Vn'^fi'-ifi'i'lilill ' t-tjiiiiclh •^((•iriiili*)lii|*tii»iij fmir hA Hiii'ntin' iiM |{no**w'V.dt \\m onetluil ovfi^U'ii^'d; l^w Au^idot-: Inn that i> aiiolln'i" •ill l'i.. ,.1 ..,.,.,- ..I,.!...,, *t»,.l ,-n..t, ,in Ati.iv ll Xn'f i.teti- n.i,, .»»,.!' (It-it and lia.*- brought u|*tn him the di?*- ran win iln* atln lion** of thn* fairi-*-«i gimt of tin* Mtuth-rni ftntdi*. Ue\ daughter of tin* jtrojHU-tor of tit** invited I look ci WnMliin^ton. a inan! pajwr. hut Mac did. How long of noble heart am! purpo****'. hut [ they had lived ti|>*iti itM-h othcrV rnndfly f*kiii, tn ent tl doHnr'n worth j love nolmdy will ever know, The of grob in the Whit** IIoum*. By j umtih wm not <«n«tioiH*«i by tin* thl* wtapie jm-1 alone kediiy ham for* • l*»*tti*r-h;iH ot the jfiitonai hfiid, ever and aye blasted hi» {miitiea! | and a demand wm made that their fArt+r am! -non for himself a name I relation** phoui«l i-emnf. <me aft»*r- ru, CASI( w IT„ (l|(t)i*R of honor among men and one tohe|nnon Mm- failed to nhow up for ,*„,! f„,. #t»-^uf y ,^t w>tnwm «**«,».. hi#*d at by emy it)h»r**iine arti»t\ detail. imte in the «-*-(,-wing hi» *w:.mi »;« whtih *"{i^'»^ r. -*ul!ii' man ni liiyh ami Mitlii-ii'n raj<arit\ l!ii'/iand ni.n (.f-^cn'U tnki* —tnti-i' li«ii'> >!• •»- i"i.«..i!0 in • ciiiniiij; a iv.-d .|i-iin>i-laiv. -s>'tli ini'iil a- iln* li:i-*i- ol .idv.innnM i:t iii-tia«i oK birth and rank. Mi-.iis- 'lil*,.l *,»* M.-M .** nil.I ■>-. ■'-',. .-•. h UlllUltllC to OH- rtkll.lMI,. iliV ill'' ■•iniv m*K!* of llritainx awak«-ninu to tin* f««*t that it i- Int hMili-od thai i- bi'iii}{ drunk up hy 'In- thirty Nnnii SVliienn -.himi*. mit mi -iKini-ivr. **! in<%\ ire p«*!*imi>ti.'." snid th** talkative man, a* hi* -inihil noftly NO' ICE. CANADI ruax:. \\ 'l-C.i' ' ... 'IP. ;■ , . ». ll . : . ii ua.i.**. TOURIST SLEEPING GARS «»\ t la»U > M-*-: -t c. i»i\ ((••!'»'. NOTICE. I--.P -i'il • ij t. P. S. aARTLETftjv KJtwtH. SlfUl In \J) >i)*ri!fill*H'*ni-, *-.»,i jiriij»i« i" nil lM,l l.\f I <m\\ v| u- ',' 1 ■„ (Mil '-,».. I.PP , . 1 " ' ':■ *. « 'I" ' 'I '»|i h I v'v 'v .i / li ii il l i, l .- I'Utl.tl' H-i-Oiti •< ',,.. ■■>., h, ,-iii'V. , i,.... I'.. 4. t, ,..-„#»... B it'-.:* ■ - -",-!. },.- 1^.. j •».-- -- .' .-Pi. vil • tiltii. -In, I.i .1, liiitt,., I .-p.. *!* ■■ > "*!t»»j|..i« I. It, sl.-j,,., Ml-ill p.' tl.ll- ..-,... f\v. ** K-..V.P.J l'f*ni.i v'-.j mt'. MKI(M.> V'.TIUKO id.t I i....... I * ii* sf-'S-ii #1 »"4 "*iii. i. '*.-; .uA l.ppf,i-,i*iwi p. .-?-« ti.- »*»«", -n M»rt!«-rmi'. , !*.»'« iiw xt*.%..H*si. p. 11 if -tne Vp (-4 p|[„ „i|„.i, ,i. in', i «m;t r i in ,11-ifi-i-1 - J...*-, Ol' "-■IA tUiM,UI..4. I 'It HJ'-iUln.-*..,. ,-4 n* Wlu'.il l«l. »«'p«i W 9Uti ■: nl-.n«t> ctn.ft (ri*i ll» »|p--.,p*- ii, i • ' tin V|P I'-. i... 'M'i 18.S.. »N I • Ir. > ,,.: ■■*r.*t,«i<i*.:h-4, >il Of +p'-- "i" 'Hi' . tl- *lti*ft *.| • h-.vt.N »*"• 4si*-. f tffil#f *ilh *H t,M* .-»,.»1t*»fts*, |.-«»»* 04.1' *•.* »*• th*- *.til • him »il .-••Hill- 'il. PJI«(t|H!l1S IA -If. tU'lt'-riifl.l-l .'Ml'!', *«.-, tK*, I..( Orf - Mfftrrftl \,\ \rr*i..im.f,i \rt\ J. E. Angrignon Tie i.< <d io; i Hairdresser Finest Shop fn tbe Slocan. .' u >•. I'.iii' \ ia. Si,<. liinj Ki<iln\ I *!"■• Tot-.i.t... A|. ntival, I5n*-* I' 4 "... « ',»!.-.. . ..-* *., , .,., ., . »ll,««.,|, f»|I ..n r i.i.,r* >* «>■»(«■,",.. i :„!•.•• '..II '.AKKKl I, U*> f Vr* il»«iitr. I. i.IVviV, .( ,1. I* .»#«.. V.»* i ,.i,t*r. «.**, -i'*(v»,i»i' %.\«i.**, h a ATLANTIC STEAMSHIP TICKETS t 'i *ini l.tutti I'.ijTdj ' »r»« Am*ttt*9 tin** ' piw -»»<'i»»f.4 fc.a • l*f »t»fit "f— I. ll j. il." * P, ,h 1 al.tilUn i',%*i t t -witnif .(tW* ■•»,* l» I.'* .1, ll. ., % «». Itriek VMftit. ii^Slevoe Ave., Wwl «♦ H t».|..J .i| Siit.d'in 11 i (fn* JTi». ,\<%\ . '1'1'K'I.. 'i'*»'j ' * •-•"-—* -»-•* - -| f j., iff . -mi urs.n*. r if*i*r. i Denver, It. t, \ wr ew rum* t »KHKtr. , .(,» ii»(k»t-r. ** *• (.» o limine m THE LEDGE. N.E\\r D.K.KVKK, B.C., NOVEMBER 7, 1901. Ninth Year Your Eyes and My Optical Department My stock of Spectacles and Eye Glasses is very complete, consisting of Rimless Eye Glasses and Spectacles and a full line of standard goods. ....... I am the pioneer optician of the Kootenay, litivim*: the largest experience, nnil my appliances are second to none In the Province G. W. GRIMMETT, Graduate Optician and Jeweler. SJAu'ent for Canadian Kodak Co. SANDON, B.JC. MINING RECORDS Nelson Saw and Planing Mills, Ltd. Lumber Doors Windows Store Fronts Show Cases Store & Bar Fixtures Counters „ Fancy Glass Charles Hillyer, Manager Nelson. B. C Kootenay Coffee Company COFFEE ROASTERS SI.OCA.N DIVISION. o I.OIPATIONS. Oct -'—Wilmer fr. Goat mt, 1'oiiald McLachlan 7—Cosmopolitan, bet Four .Mile and Eij;lit .Mile, Gus Anderson. S— Slocan. nr Kosebery, 1' *1 Gallagher and Geo Wright. Hinckley fr, near Three Forks, John Foster. Reliance fr, Carpenter ck, J HCory* Havilock, n f Eight Mile ck, Chas McNicholl. 'J—Rosebery, Wilson ck, A S Blondin and A M Deschamp. 12—Gipney Boy, Payne Mt, John E Jones." 11—Bell, Tour Mile ck, Patrick Clune. Mountain Chief, Carpenter ek, J J Grant. - 13— Highland, Four Mile, L M Knowles. ]7_\Ve One, Wilson ek, G S Vanstone. tf3—Ceylon, Goat Mt, Amos Thompson. Jamaica, Goat Mt, Russell Thompson. Satterlee, Goat Mt, T A Austin. Martha Ann, Goat Mt, J BSmitli. S5~Ptaiii*ilgaii fr, Best Basin, Thos F Cofcg-rllT. Klni*: Edward VII, lst e f Wilson ck, Wm Sctiub.kl. mj—Nurven, Silver Mt. D V McPherson. »8—Nellio fr, Grat Ml, G W Martin and D Mero UK—Menoinlnle, Four Mile ek, Chas S Rashdall. Florence, same. SO—Kxtenslon, Goat Ml,C H Hrindle. Victor, Red Mt, John Smith. ASSKSSMKNTS Oct 1—Kin-,' fr, Bostock No «. 3—Tornado. •I—Silver Creek, Flood fr, Two Jacks fr, R E fr, AWMaMO OR CAM OK TARTAR POWOIR •ML* CREAM BAKING mm Highest Honors, World's Fair Gold Medal, Midwinter Fair Avoid Baking Powders containing ■luiu. They are lnjurlou* to bealtb 1 ieuti.tr*> in Teas an.l Ccff.'e. All nr.idi:- hiipI pric-p. A trial ...nl.'fs.plicitepi Kootenay Coffee Company P. O. B...X is.'. West Baker St. XKLSON, 11. C. 378 pounds, and was valued at over .-J3000. English Bar on tlie Yulm river was so named from two Englishmen wlio worked thi-re with poor success in 18M. They gave, their claim to a man named Wilkins. and' sought richer (li»*-p>*in»-H. .- , , . >.„, , , ., ,, ,. .. „. Willcius formed a eomiianv, and in the Kaslo fr. n—Silver Lake Falls, Granite Mt ; .,-.-, , Silver Lake. T-Aftermatli,Colonial. 8-Storm, | summer Ol l«o*2 took out S0O.O00. T P, 9-Coliimhus. Proiishiiul. w-Mowieh fr, ; The war in South Africa has drained Upton.Seaton fr, Henhow. 11-Alma. -M-Su- j |Vom Allstraijft more than 10,000 work perior, Mamiet. Hi— Diamond Hitch, I'lngle, I Ahcv Jones.' 17-Triuinph fr. 18-Bendluo fr, \<iVS: has lessened tlie niHow of British Triumiih. Mom-toil. Polo. 21-Nip and Tuck, j capital for the development of new .'■.'--Edith. Kin-jston. US-Red Mountain fr. i mines, and, combined with the rein-irk* Drumlumtnotid Homestake L'S-TanmraU. as-j ;,bu. in,m*-tlia 1 boom ill Europe, has Cross Roads. *.)—.Mother Hmtflov. hxv A wav. .: . . ' -■ tullv stopped euiiij-ration io Australia. TKANSKKRS. P Dei (-No3 fr, Ms. Geo w Hughes to John ! The Malay peninsula supplies by far Daly. May is. I the - "-'-'Hei'moic-tv of the tin supplv of No 3 Ir. 5*12. Oi-ii W Hiiiilicstrt V J Ftnut'iuie, I , , , . ; ()(.tli |the« -Id: the present output ot tin is s-C B. w s N Wills t.. A K Finsjianil, j. and | 'Abu: ' .•; ■• follows: Federal Malay states, to Clias Brand, J. Sept 2- i 4o.c - • vnis; 1 ndepetidi-iil Malav states, i.wHell.P.itrlckCl.iii(!t.»\vsAult.Ocm. 1.u)l,, lj)lltch lmli(.s_ ir m0 Australia MaKin-i, '.i-'in, Jus C Kyiin to \V R Rust, Oct 11. ' ' Established in Nelson in 1890 DoH Rigid NOW If you need a SILVER TEA SET, call at JACOB DOVER'S Store. For a STERLING MANICURE SET, write to DOVER'S jewelry store For FINEST CUT GLASS go to JACOB DOVER'S For KARN PIANOS try JACOB DOVER'S PIANO LAMPS, ONYX TABLES can be bought at my store ^ For a WHEELER & WILSON SEWING MACHINE, at DOVER'S Do you need a nice MANTLE CLOCK? Call at J. DOVER'S store For DIAMONDS and PRECIOUS STONES, we are the headquarters. A LADY'S WATCH set with Diamonds, ask for them a', DOVER'S store. I invite you one and all to do business with me as all mv goods are guaranteed . All watch and jewelry repairing*guaranteed. lAOnR nnUCD'B Mail orders receive our prompt and careful *■*#%»* WD UUVCK 9 attention, JACOB DOVER, C.P.R Watch Inspector. the jewkler, Nelson, b. c. ■J.'i—Viitniij; Raml.ler, J, ,las Brown to Seymour 'land ".'.ismania, 8.000; Peru and Bolivia. ("olden Chariot, all interest, <> J Miirino in D F ll-irk.O-'t 21. SI.OCAN (MTV DIVISION. JOHN WILLIAMS; \ Dealer in IMPORTED *"° DOMESTIC CiGARSj,.^;^: and TOOTOCUE57 PIPES, &.C. Critieiuien.Otio. '•' -1,00.': Cornwall,. 4.0OO. The Malay ■nl--Kluod fr; Oi-'ifr, Franl'lin Karrell to Wm mines are a!inn**t entirely ill Chinese II Ailum*. June 1**, sRiK l);u,U**. Klondfr.i, Win H Adams to (.'has ,1 Kainw. 1 Di-tiM. I lierii-gc Mix was a prosperou.- miner -."..-Lauijliiii!.-Walers, Far Away, ieat-li, Ja-i 1 alom;* the Yllli.'t riViT ill the liftics. C Ryan to Harry M A.ii.ins, June ir.. | Whh $7 f, ,„,*,. tll(. am,mllt 0f liis savings, he. erected a toll Uridyl- across the river at Billiards Bar in ISaS. intending to take iiie easy. The high water of that p winter, however, carried his bridge i.ncvnox**. t. • • i i.i •. .-.,,, , i ,, ii.-* : awav, «o'in alter ne nad completed it. i let 1 -Beaver, ind u f Ijijmoii <_-k. J t..ro»*>. i • -Triam-'leir, oh Ki-in rnt.u.Snyder. j and in- was in despair. Wandering -Ha/ai-.t, Twelve Mile c-k. Clias Mae.loiiald, 1 diseonsolat'ely about the ruins of liis j OaiiipiiellaiidD Kennedy,. M.marcli, same, j i>ruii:*tt. what was his amazement and f,—sietiiiiiif Chief, l.cnioii ek. 1'ati Mauloit. , ...... , ., a ., , , . , , . . ^ . , ,, , -j L dehmu o hud th.-u tin* Hood had swept '-Jtitnlio, S|irtii<.'cr<'k. Frank r>rov."t. ■ ~ - ' - !*-Strathr..y.lw| Ten Miiv and Twelve Mile I ihe oatlk OUt ill an eddy, disclosing n^_ _„_,_______ _ I thereby a nest of n_ug-ggts out oi wlc'ch in -Mndoek, on S|.riiit.'':.r <-k.AAiA"{atTqTrT,*TF j (,,. ci^atl,.u up *2!"i.'XH ~ " ~" ^~* 1 »avid Parks aiid fauiilv ni'iied and IH'cially among the Indians, who were I TTl* pi glad to give a tin cup even full of gold] Jl ilv dust for the same quantity of heads or | sugar, of each of which they were extraordinarily fond. The. Parke only stayed six months and then returned to .their home in New Orleans with S8ii,- 000 in gold dust. Those having had any connection, permanent or transient, with the,oil industry, and owing it some of their fortunes, are not easily counted. It may he news to our readers that the famous industrial prince, Andrew Carnegie, early in hia career made a neat sum out of the same source. At the time of the early Pennsylvania discoveries, he borrowed a part of $18,000, -ays a New York contemporary, and invested it. in Oil Creek lands. He was just on the point of selling all his interests, and actually disposed of a third interest for SH.uou, when on returning irom a trip to England he tound the situation changed, resulting in a profit for him of Sl.ouO.OOo the lirst year. The proceeds from this speculation enabled him to enter the iron and steel world. Nature doe? nothing for man except what she enables him to do for him.-*(-lf.—James Lane Allen. Van Camp Lunch Goods, Confection- cry and Fi-uk, BATHS IN CONNECTION". Newmarket Block. New Denver CONDENSED ADS. ICoiidi.'iis.'il •■iilv. r*i*pi-iu<-iit*, jii-'|i J* P.ir'Sale Wanted. Iiost. Str." veil, -'"i".'- Ilirtli*. Iientli-. Marrliiifi***. IVr-mml. Hot. I* l..p..',l, M.-dieiil.etc,. are inserted when not ,->,-,•,.,.,1m- in words for 8.1 eeiils eaeli Insertion. K-u-li (Ice w-or.U ot' t***n over i ■ word* a re live ceiiM .iddill yiml." EJx-iaployx-nent Agenoy. xrKi.«*o\ i;*iii'i.i»VMi:s r u;i:m v, H.l|...| All Ki'iii* !'*ii.i,;.'ip'.I r..i|i.ftii.- !;•■ v I-'.,',. Xp']*i.pi .1 H i.ovi:. JollIISIo'.l N'ew Glory, same. I{ A liraiislipiw. ll -l.iby. n f Twelve Mile, .1 A Taylor. ilrekion—liead Springer .ek, X V McXiiuslit. 11 Tlio.-i'.'liot 1st ii i l.einoi. .-!;.ii ilantm-r. Deliorili. W.'.lison ek. J (' Aiclii.-.*>ii N'otawa.suiiH*. .1 I' Ai.'lii*iiiti ana .1 I.pi\». liooiletioiif'li, same Ureeiiwood. StiriiiHer ek, I'll-. * r. Si,\ def. Krnt.St. Hell elv. *:lllle. MornliiK' l.i^ltt. *'th *f I.'-ni. I Ki.-hlrt (i.'ori.*e IU -S-Uiiiwin. S|irhii!iT ek. Cr S|.|[). Ill—llellii.diviile lit an.l'.'inl n :' 1.* tn.iii' ek, A Went/el. (Visinns, *ii!ii.-. l'i Si.ill Staunton.Kiiii ii f l.i.'iii.iti,.I *, Kol-v, VI--Kiifjle, S|irinu'i'i- ek. Frame S'ippVo.-. ] K II. lii'tsf Ten .Mile and int.ii: el. i' Mel.aell I hill. { A I,'. <iitiie. I.e.. Aylwin \ I M.T.mi Mile. .1 \Vlllliiii.* i J;' Kloreliee I'', lei..'- ol 1'l,.i.-!i...| ! V I'm-- ; vii.n'c j B !', divide Ten Mil.- U..I Cw.-lv Vii- ek., l'\ \V Hiirrlni-'toti. | -14-Colilel Ir.Tol'iti ek ,1.ilif '.(.'.,'■•( I '.'1 -1,11*1 Cliunee, dh ide S|irli jit"- itut Twelve ; Milei-ks, 1 l;..iuliee.l, S A.Ssh.s.(||.\. I S'pt ..ii ll.il.y Uuv.'il. ii." ! ■ H-.eky :>•, tiv.. i year- .Hidden Trea-ni.-, lt«..ii!.|f.i-, i'. .time ■madii' ! N" '.'. .' Al.'-llleeil, N>'« lleliV.-f '1, TiviMin*. j UlV.-l-llle. Vlllllll.ll. . -Whii.- -,, I i-llaiold, KpiIi.1i. .' —Uiii.i Kov.ii, U'.vit..'. - .'.. i Nix tr. , F,.eh.n*. Silver l".p.i. .- -Mi.eti,..-, Ilolli - Aiii-.i.-i. Am., ii :i ii -|{ii.?v t'r. usure N<>! j Kn.'.v i'riit-iiie N'n '.' Tr.in.l. i It lull. Mm - p Iter.. II l''«nii,itli, 1'pitii in.. N'.. ;!r. I,..ii..rk. DK.MOKRISON.t"'-M,vrJ7"!" w MU"' ""•"• i; s' SUv"'"'' esi*: n trading fiost and stort* on the Vub.-i river, lifteen miles above Marys- vili***, i.'alifornia.'hi the fall of ISIS and .-ix-iti.^- of 18H'. The i-usit(ii(ii*i-p» were eliiftiv Indians; a:n'. the early minurs u'lii"' cliisti'rcd ahottt ihe .put (ioods hrou^-ht i*ii(ii*moii!.iy hiyi'li prices, es- POR SALE. DltV OKI rKdl'Di: ( \ , S ith r'.-ri-I'nr- IHHtiereivek-Al.l's. \1.1'- KKXi'TliiN fiinit A tiTKUl ■.-('!-,...,! ,,:* ..(.inn,..! \,.- (ily,\V. .1 Mr.MII.I.AN v .u.Va in.-. II,.' S ICVKUVl. Tlllll'.lMl !.!!.,'« •■ ."■!'•■ i* . Tin. i.i .".I , DENTISTRY. RELIABLE ASSAYS (;..lil. i ..'" | ;.i»ld and Silvei . ..* .".', l..-,n'i *ip' I liiilil,"ilK'r,ei.|.|i'r l.Mi Si< (iipl.**. l.y mn 11 ,'.-..-eiv, |iroiii|it att.-iiti'.iit. Rich Ores and Bullion Bought. OGOENASSAYCO. (4'.'(l 1 (It'll ■*(., Ilfiilit, t'ulii. H. GIEGERICH <ut\ile. ami Fancy GROCERIES Air>'!it f'nr GOODWIN CANDLES GIANT POWDER Nelson Brewing Co. Brewers of Fine Lager Beer and Porter—the best in the land. Correspondence solicited. Address— R. REISTERER & CO., Nelson, B.C. H. BYERS&CO. HARDWARE ' SELL BLACKSMITH'S, MILL, MINE and STEAMBOAT SUPPLIES. An iij.-ti.-iiiiti! line of SHELF it HKAVY HAK'D WARE. TRUAX;(HIE CAUS.STICKI. RAILS ami i'AXTOX STEEL. Etc . ei'tpstatitlv pin hand. He ■tli. .•: XELSON, B.C. Simes at SAXDOX, KASLm, uml XELSOX. XKI.SHN i! I i ..r. V.'Ald' v ml* Kl: st. \ .-< '.,-. ({..nn- 1*. :..|ll o- !-' > S|: ii.-iiiiti \||||. V 'l .'I " 'IllPI M..I.-.II S'l-| Hi*. V'l ivA-*!,'' AIN-.WnltTII SAN* |l'IN ])R. MILL()Y,m,WN"' ! H*»» Iri'i !" »..,*-. v.... '...-■ i. .I.-- * il '» .*•'„, ui.' , Hik'ups. ,i i'...-1'i.iHi- ■.( (■ .1! Hrit.'. W-.r!.. \1"*( ! rmnpl.-i.-.t. i-:'.i ..(lire ii. |j , ; IHANsl-'l-'lt-. s.-|.t in 1..-C.I . Alt lloi-i.-r. l\ S.I,iln,-1 II... T I,-' 1( K'.ir»-.-.li SANITARIUM. Smoke Tuckett win-t* i.i M.u le K |i-tit|.«ti-i | Hit I ■■ I tu-iii-v l-d il I! M'-nitt Ml.-i* in.... : I i. H, li.ilin- l.y III' l.ln.Kn , -vttiri i.t li:il( ' .ii ^jYtYYY^t health^ .»-" »-' "•,f ■* »••• '*- ••■•«■«•-.■•-»■ \ Cigar Uo. Brands: RESORT .i..tn,.t. I <*,r|.H.ii I I' |irU..II t , Nisi. V ilnliinl j M(t,IH I AT MllH'e. V\ It I'l.ll.enr. (' . \V jl ll i' ci ?«iln:it.*.< !l'i!»l *. . il EiSr^ '^Y^YVtyf;:,,, «* vfu, \ TTn : on ,,nt j tn .im ii».l w r. W -.i l.-u t.. ,t4*.*i; Kin*.- I Mul* E J I LJL\,JjLj, -In' il.t;..i. ' [mil-...! tin* 'v ip l l»-. (.. -il* -itiv -o .1 ev.ri <Uy 1'* '.,<("•.-*. ,|i i..iv,-p,. ,i. mu*- ul ii ■!-' i' ■*. ;•* » '■!• le •'- •■'■■■ ***.''! " > UUvt il.e -I.-., I. i. \..'i|. .: - I- fn* *! I -<*] j.« r hob ■, ■!■!•, .-.- i i ,.'•--. .• ie :■; ■ ■ t »ill,. Tie -..I ,- l* - I-. , ! t'l ■ Hi lie' «?'«- -■■!. I I N'.tt P. , >i„l l-.llli i yiiti **'#t \.H ,|, ! II..1, V -.1 l>< 1 ■ iU- -'■!■- .»■«. vir-.w I '.».•• ll ' .ii. .1 -1-. '.I! 1 '.-I SURVEYOR A/.,. iltl.lMi 1 .i .- ■ «-,S,.',,!,, *.. ,1. , DRUOS. !'. - .. ;■.. w •: >-*-.-.-. ♦*«. «. • ■ . i, ,...-.' *» |.'|r. TAJ1.01A3 1 U\ *l . '■ I. tl -fi. t'l ' 1 Mil i.<i"*, ># , - :' A.- ■\VliolOMtUo M»>: aliftjjtfii »i«t ifmi:. isi»;m»\ x « 1 V.r. 1 ,•„. ..... ! .', • .-.: *?*,•> • ; V * - - '- %*.*i ty--«v: t- r* .- • ►.. - i" u* V, ip .! - ■'* ' 1.' V t i.m** • * Wl! ' IIIHlUITI H .* Sl l,,,i, • lui fe.*_+ ^*V i— ' * 1 - \-1* 1 I'l..-. - • '»ist*i ut t r. . H * *. *» ■ >i 7 *,iitlA'At"% \ % * -.(.- (.,-?■ S- ' i*. 1" • **» t H \. \ i.ii Ir' ,1 .liips.ii,, 1* *i Xii.ili **trt> 1. I W .(. i ■.. ;■ !•■..-.-.,! ..- drlli.-.-t.--, V,.. I tr i Ki . k >'. Il.-ti: •■■ \< ,,i Mil..., t.lo l.-:n. Ii-.iti'l I,nt]. IKmiti ■ Viu'i ' .IU \t-j-,. |'..iH*i!ii. U»|t-r. Mp.ir;* H .|« .ii.i iv.ti n..I tin kt-otloiutii .litlwt.i Minn. I.'.! '.- .... -.;*, '.*. - •••■]: 'AS' '. "■ - ■-, -i li.-i,i I" 't''*-ti.ili -I'-! • In-.i •,'•■ .1 l'iip.1, • ..... p..i ,i.i..,*;:.: . \t>i,-*. :.:.• . - il .ir.! I*-* ii'i.-i. '-.'i, .ii. i.-1 i 'i - .i h if A \'. MM ..-, > . Mi. M,.--. .•- r,.itf u ;. r..iu.. • I ml..i. I.. I-,.i. V ur. Im • I 1.111 , i i . t * I ll..i. Monogram XjR.nftl Marguerite Bouquet ur Special El Condor Schiller SwdsrTreesr"T"" rlants AliUlcULTUKAL IMPLEMENTS. BEE SUPPLIES, FRUIT BASKETS, Fl'KTILIZEKS. BlllbS ^ 17,!! Planting, Catalofjue Free. M. J. HENRY, III VI- \\*. •tiliillSllT III l'i ll. VlHU*..!iV»*l , il. I' WHITE l.'Xlt.'I! kN'I.V THE NEW YORK CLIPPER Contains a Reliable Rooord 1 of all tho Events In tho ' THEATRICAL WORLD AND THE j WORLD OF SPORTS. PUBLISHED WEEKLY, •4.00 A YEAR, SINCCE COPV, iOcta. For 8alo by all Nowsdealors. i SAMPLE COPY FREE, i Addroas NEW YORK CLIPPER, i NEW YORK. ! P<x>^p^m^p<xmp<'xm, ! i ' k<A%rfW^%^VC7AWWc^M ; .IA.MKS CUOI'T, [ GRAYING i Hatilnnr iuul PucUiiiir tu Mine*. and jreiiciMl \uen\ IniMtU'o. WOOD AND COAL TOR SALE Sim II.-mil, II. V. JH P«m>** P*^**, P«* Have shops in nearly all the camps and cities of Kootenay and Boundary. They sell the best meat obtainable and aim to jjive satisfaction to every customer. Trv a line of their steaks--§)^-^-^-^--S-^^S^# P. BURNS & CO. California Wine Co., \ NELSON, B.C. T-^IC ASLO HOTEL Family ofc Commercial •(,* .iv.ll.-n in Choice Wines and Fragrant Cigars ***" Agents for Calvary Beer. ; WADOS BROS ; } PHOTOGRAPHERS ^ t VANCOUVER *<*» NELSON, BC, f L ar^e An.l Comfortable Room.** ( "I f N, Cigars * J.K.CLARK, MINES and MINING |U'*..rt«, KKiiiuiiiittii'MiN an.! Miiiia*;** ! iticiit, NEW DENVER, - B.C. Fit tod with I'Yi'vy niudeni ;convenience. Sjiccia] pioiec- 1 tion against lire. Hates§2.50 |and *:i per day. COCKI.R & PAPWORTH, l'ni|iili*f.ii*». PALMA AifGRIGNON General Draying: Mining Sup- ; piles and Heavy Transportation a Specialty. ; Our KajfjrHtfe wng.ni**; lueet all Sun* day trnitw 1 Saddle Horses and Pack • .»i^.4i$. 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Title | The Ledge |
Publisher | New Denver, B.C. : R.T. Lowery |
Date Issued | 1901-11-07 |
Description | The Nakusp Ledge was published in Nakusp, in the Central Kootenay region of southeastern British Columbia, from October 1893 to December 1894. The paper was subsequently published as the Ledge both in New Denver, from December 1894 to December 1904, and in Fernie, from January to August 1905. The Ledge was published by Robert Thornton Lowery, a prolific newspaper publisher, editor, and printer who was also widely acclaimed for his skill as a writer. After moving to Fernie, the paper continued to be published under variant titles, including the Fernie Ledger and the District Ledger, from August 1905 to August 1919. |
Geographic Location | New Denver (B.C.) |
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FileFormat | application/pdf |
Language | English |
Notes | Preceding Title: The Nakusp Ledge Succeeding Title: The Fernie Ledger Frequency: Weekly |
Identifier | The_Ledge_New_Denver_1901_11_07 |
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BC Historical Newspapers |
Source | Original Format: Royal British Columbia Museum. British Columbia Archives. |
Date Available | 2011-09-29 |
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 | 480a5c4e-279c-4519-8edb-dac3c8cc7f34 |
DOI | 10.14288/1.0306994 |
Latitude | 49.991389 |
Longitude | -117.377222 |
AggregatedSourceRepository | CONTENTdm |
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