<fW/mtu* THE TBIBUNE IS THE OLDEST NEWSPAPER rillNTED IN THE .KOOTENAYS Thursday, September lO, 1Q03 NELSON IS THE TRADE CENTER OF SOUTH- EASTERN BRITISH COLUMBIA TURKEY'S NAVY AND HER OFFICIALS CORRUPT [Associated Press.] London', September 10.���Ouly a few days ago the American built Turkish cruiser the Medjidin was liuiucbed in Philadelphia and the Progressive Turk, who does exist, though he is not numerous, began to dream dreams of a day when Turkey, the traditional inertia of live centuries overcome, should replace tlie rotting fleet of thc Golden Horn with real battleships aud assume in some degree the position among the naval powers ot? tlio world to which her unsurpassed maritime advantages obviously entitle her. This inertia is not merely a matter of tradition, it is almost a matter of religion. For a majority of tlie faithful believe that God lias giveii the land to the children of the prophet and the sea to the Giaours, infidel dogs that they are. Such is the teaching of Islam. Al Malc- kai-i, a Mohammedan writer of authority, says in his "History of Mohammedan Dynasties in Spain," "When the Moslems achieved tho conquest of Egypt the Khtilif ���, Oniar-Ibu-ul-Khnttuh, who wa.s then the ^eommander (of the faithful) wrote to his lieutenant Ainru-Ibn-ul-Aas, asking him for a description of the sea. The. answer sent him by Ainni was as follows: 'The sea is a great pool, which some incousid- Vt orate people furrow, looking like worms on logs of wood.' Ou receipt of this nn- swer the Klinlif forbade the Moslems to navigate the seas, and so it wns ns long as the Khalif lived no Arab dared to go aboard a boat unless he had previous leave, and transgression of tho prohibition was severely punished." From the time of the flrst naval engagement between Moslem and Christian, at the time of the siege of Constantinople, when four big galleys of Greeks and Genoese put to rout the 145 ships of tlie Turks, to the infinite chagrin and fury of Mahomet II, .down to the present day, the Turkish navy has been impotence personified. In vain sultans following in the wake of Mahomet II, who rode out into the shallow water brandishing his sword, shouting terms of Turkish ob- liquy against his naval commanders aud ordering the captain pasha to be impaled, have tried to mobilize a fleet, conduct a successful naval campaign or even carry ordinary commerce, unless a Christian captain was at the head of tho enterprise. Turkey has no mercantile marine. All 'commerce beyond the waters of the Black sea or Levant is carried on by the Greeks or other Europeans. Even the ferry boats running through the Bosphorns .and Golden Horn, though under the control of Turkish capitalists, ai-e run by European captains and engineers, and the boats themselves are all made in Europe, Senator Templeman of British Columbia is Being Most Shabbily Treated by the Laurier Government- The Toronto World has a noteworthy article on political affairs. It declares that Hon. Mr. Sifton will unquestionably get a title and succeed lord Strathcona as high commissioner. The World says already there is considerable Wire-pulling and log-rolling going oh among Liberal members from Manitoba, the Territories, and British Columbia in anticipation of the cabinet changes. Senator Templeman, of course, will remain a ministerial nonentity. He is minister without portfolio, and will continue to administer without portfolio. The government accords him no more recognition than common courtesy demands. When a cabinet minister is called away any length of time, it is a well-established practice to give the temporary charge of the department to a minister without portfolio, whoever he may be. When hon. Mr. Sutherland was a minister without portfolio he had charge of a department almost continuously until he was made minister of public works. He was acting minister of the interior, acting postmaster-general, and -actJng^mi-nister-ofHfina-nce^for^^ tor Templeman is never made acting minister of anything. He is permitted to sit around and sulk while one of the ministers takes charge of the departments that are temporarily without ministers. Hon. Mr. Fielding has had charge of three departments at a time. He has charge of two today, finance and railways. All this makes it perfectly plain that senator Templeman i.s not marked for promotion. A new man will be brought out of the West. When hon. Clifford Sifton formally retires, Isaac Campbell of Winnipeg becomes minister of the interior. mostly on the Thames. There nre, of course, small craft owned and manned by Ottoman snb.iects, Moslem and non-Moslem, but they are only equipped for short trips. Great, black, unseaworthy hulks, idly rocking and rotting in the port of the Golden Horn, are what is left of the beautiful Tm-kish cruisers bought twenty-five years ago by tlie sultan Aziz. Long ago their boilers were sold by order of Hassan Pasha, and their armament is now completely out of date. Beside these Turkey has a few so-called seagoing ironclads. But they learned during the Graeco-Turkish war, when they stuck fast in the. Dardanelles, that it was better for them not to try to go to sea. And she has eight smaller ironclads for coast defense, and a fair-sized fleet of gunboats and a score of torpedo boats, including two Nordenfeldt submarines. This imposing fleet is manned by conscripts forced into service for a term of eight years, including three on leave and four years in the reserve. The marines are indolent, uncleanly, and absolutely without discipline. They are regularly exercised on land, each morning finding their blue-uniformed ranks winding in and out of the admiralty buildings to the shrill music of bugles and a bewildering clatter of orders, which, being issued by the captain, pass on to the next in authority, and eventually through a long line of subalterns reach the jackies, along with a ohoice assortment of epithet and complimentary, as "Jackass!" "Donkey!" "Why don't you do this?".'*'Are you a fool and the son of a fool that you do that?" etc. It is small wonder that at the end of eight years' service they are utterly untrained in the habits and knowledge necessary to the successful use of,' the terrific engines of modern maritime warfare���particularly as they have none of those terrible modern weapons to practice with. Of such men as these Turkey ;has a peace force of 15,000 men, the number being doubled in time of war. ��� The demoralization of ��� what once promised to be a fairly effective Turkish navy was the work of Hassan* Pasha, the Turkish minister of marine, who died the other day. Hassan was'a sailor, but he was also a coward and a thief. For over twenty years he held his position while ministries rose and fell, boasting that the sultan dare not renioye; him, aud apparently with reason, sihceJwhile other.official heads tumbled one*: by one into the porte's waste basket* liis remained firmly on his shoulders. Heywas regarded a grafter-in-chief, even in that laud of graft. Year by year* the Turkish fleet has sunk further and jfurther into a condition of inocuous desuetude, to the great profit of Hassan and tlie;;sultan. Year by year vast sums of money apportioned "for the mjaihtenance of the navy were divided between Hassan and ' his "mnster. The navy has been extinguished, but Hassan has waxed fat nnd well liking. And Hassan secured the abrogation of the constitution, the abolition of parliament, undid the work of Midat Pasha, nnd sent that brave reformer to his death, to prevent investigation ��� of his grafts and political jobbery. Is it any wonder that from that time on ho boasted of his power and knew himself immune no matter how actively the microbe of reform might work for his undoing? . Asked_for an Official's Dismissal. (Associated l'ress.] Constantinople, September 10.���United States minister Leishman has presented a demand to the Turkish government for the dismissal of Reshid pasha, vali of Beirut, on the ground that so long as he is retained in office the lives and property of Americans in Beirut are insecure. The porte has not yet replied to the demands, nor has there been any developments in connection with other American claims. The despatch of Nazriui pasha to Beirut from his post at Damascus is considered to be a preliminary step toward a settlement. Nazrim pasha received an enthusiastic reception upon his arrival at Beirut, a crowd at the railway station cheer- POLITICS AND! POLITICIANS There has been one public meeting held in Nelson during the present campaign. It was called :by the Liberal Party, and the candidate of tlie Liberal-Conservative Party was invited to be present, and the invitation was accepted. The candidate of that party (John Houston), opened the meeting and; occupied an hour and a quarter in .discussing the platform of his party, as he believed those present at the meeting were ^interested in knowing what the Liberal-Conservative Party would do if placed in power. No appeals were made to prejudices; no allusions were made to the personal peculiarities of the Liberal'-candidate. - Mr.' Houston-'-appealed to the intelligence of the meeting. His opponent; a lawyer honored with a distinction of K.C., appealed not to the intelligence of his hearers, but to their prejudices. He, instead of pleading for his party as a great advocate would have done, played the part of a police court lawyer. In this connection, the following from the Toronto News is interesting: PAKLIA-rENTARY OUATOUY. Parliamentary debate, as practiced in Canada, is an' anachronism. It is fundamentally insincere. Noniinnlly addressed to the audiences in which the speeches nre made, in reality it is addressed to thc voters outside the legislative chamber. Notoriously, it cannot convince the assembly within sound of the speaker's voice, for the house!of commons is composed of instructed delegates, not of men charged with the duties of deliberation. That which Burke dreaded has come to pass. .Andcctiomtakes-placeafter-several-years" during which our two hundred voters have been sedulously commending themselves to tho electors���the private members to thoir constituents, the lenders to the country at large. A new house assembles, composed of men pledged to support their party, "in good report or in evil report"���which is a softer way of saying whether their party be right or wrong. Were a member convinced by the arguments of his opponents, and wore ho to vote with them, he would be a triiitor. It is more respectable to be bought than to bo convinced. The house assembled, tho work of earning electoral approval begins anew. Tho country is administered to please tho viiters at every stop. Any deliberation which occurs takes place in secret caucus. All tho public speaking is dosignod to please, to impress, to convince, not tho house, but the voters. THE TOWN ANfrTHE DISTRICT, Contractor Gillett says he always gets fair treatment in business matters from The Tribune, even if; it does walk over him with irqnshod shoes during elections. On the other hand, the Daily News supports him in politics,i,but never forgets to rub him the wrong way when it comes to business matters. Mr. Gillett says there is no more need foi* a temporary wall- around the new postoffice building than there is for a Conservative politician in the Laurier cabinet. ;��� Mr. Gillett is right. But there was room ifor a stone curb as part of the sidewalk contractor Gillett is putting down, and in the opinion of The Tribune the city engineer has neglected i.his.-duty iiunot*. having, had, it. put iii. Harry Wright, who is opposing "Alf" Parr in Ymir riding as the candidate of the Liberal - Conservatives, returned to Nelson last night from a trip to Victoria; He reports H. ID. Helmcken, Lawrence Goodacre, ex-mayor Hayward, and attorney-general McPhillips as likely to be the candidates of the Liberal-Conservatives in Victoria. The Liberals have Richard Hall, Dr. Lewis Hall, mayor McCandless, and B. J. Perry in sight. The man who writes the editorials for the Nelson Daily News resides at Kamloops. Occasouaily an article is printed that is penned by a resident reporter, and since Sidney Stockton Taylor, K.C, became a reporter on the Daily News he has also been given a chance to try his hand at "leader" writing. A sample of his work appears in this morning's News, headed "Saturday Night's Rally." "Jim" Wright, the well-known C.P.R. conductor, who has run trains between ^DonahbaiKWancouvor-on^the^mam^line since the early days, in 188(5, was united in marriage on Wednesday evening last at Victoria to Miss Edith Louise Baumeis- ter of Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. Wright will make their home in Vancouver. David McBeath, road superintendent, moved un outfit out today to Eagle crook, and will at once begin building a wagon road from the Granite mine to the Star group, which was recently bonded by Philadelphia peoplo. The new road will bo about a mile and a half long. Hamilton Byers i.s back from a trip to Kaslo. Ho says J. O. Ryan is talking of building a suioltor and the peoplo of tho town aro hoping tho talk will ond in the building of a smelter. L. A. Lindsay, tho boat builder of Kaslo, is in Nolson. Ho is not a politician ; the only man who lives in Kaslo who i.s not. "I have pledges enough now to elect me!" was one of the declarations of Sidney Stockton Taylor, K.C, at his opera house mass meeting, "and I don't believe the electors of Nelson are liars!" Yet, candidate Sidney Stockton Taylor must have doubts as to the good faith of some of the electors from" whom} he secured pledges of support, for he is now trying to get these pledges in writing. For the last two days he has been making house-to- house visits to secure signatures to his nomination paper. This would indicate that he wants the bond in writing; that the word of an elector in Nelson is not good. Has he .been reading "The Mer- "chanfc of "Venicei1"' and "has ".the'business methods of Shylock, one of th'e characters in that great narration of Shakespeare's, struck him as being the proper business methods to use in dealing with the electors of Nelson? When he approaches an elector who has said, "I am all right!" docs he say to that elector, "I know you are all right; but I want it named in the bond, so I can demand my pound of flesh on Saturday, October 3rd!" Such were the methods of Shylock, the money-lender of Venice. When candidate Taylor approaches an elector who does not care to go on record, he says: "O, well; just put your name down, and vote as you please!" Thc elector, if he is timid, will do as he is advised to by the adroit King's Counsel, not knowing that every name on Taylor's nomination paper will be printed iu the Nelsou Daily News and the Nelson Economist immediately nominations have been made on Saturday, September J 9th. Taylor knows he cannot be elected. He knows that there are many Liberals in ''Nels-u'who^-rhotlike'his^ ods. These Liberals know that ho cannot rise above the methods that have always beeu used against his opponent, and tliey are disgusted thereat. They are not attending his committee room and tliey aro not talking for publication. Those Liberals know that John Houston can always be depended on when Nelson's interests aro at stake, and every doctor in Nolson, whether ho be Liberal or Liberal-Conservative, hns interests in tho little city that has the reputation of being one of thc best managed in the whole of Canada. Sidney Stockton Tnylor has tried nearly every tactic of tho ward worker, and in vvwy instance ho has failed. On tho other hand, his opponent, appeals to tho intelligence of the electorate ; not to a class, but. to the electorate as a whole. That is one of the reasons why John Houston will bo reelected to tlio legislature. ing him repeatedly. The town wns then perfectly tranquil. According to the latest telegrams, however, the consuls continue to transact their business with Reshid pasha, vnli of Beirut. Beirut advices received hero late yesterday stated that uneasiness still prevailed among the Christians there, and that the exodus to the mountains continued, but no fresh disturbances had occurred. Rear-admiral Cotton confirmed reports that he can land five hundred marines and blue-jackets from tlio Brooklyn and San Francisco in case of necessity. Declare for an Eight-Hour Day. [Associated Press. | Leisteji, England, September 10.���The Trades Union Congress at its session here today adopted by a large majority a resolution calling for an eight-hour day in the United Kingdom, and urging the subject to be made a test question at the next parliamentary, London county council and all municipnl elections. The parliamentary committee is instructed to introduce a bill into the house of commons making the eight-hour day a law of the country. Will Stop Brutality in German Army. [Associated Press ) Berlin, September 10. ���Paragraphs similar to the following appear almost daily in the provincial press: "The court martial of the Fifteenth division has sentenced sergeant Schoti to a year in prison and degradation for. flogging privates and horsewhipping nnd kicking them. Twelve artillerymen were sentenced to short terms for assisting." There have been eighty convictions of sergeants for abuse of privates during the last tliree months," and about 100 circumstances are pending. The administration of the army is making most determined efforts to stop this bru- talitj', which a Socialist leader detailed in a ferocious three-hours' speech in the reichstag last spring. The weak reply of general von Goster on the following day probably cost him his place as minister of war. Wholesale Grocers Arrest Thieves [Associated Press.] Chicago, September .'0.���By the arrest of eight men last night, wholesale grocers of Chicago have struck an initial blow at a widespread conspiracy by which they have lost thousands of dollars worth of merchandise in the last few weeks. Those in custody are six teamsters, a receiving clerk, and a retail grocer. Other arrests will be made today, and the promise is that fifty men employed in the wholesale houses, as well, as retail grocers, will.be involved iu the charges. It is up to the People of Nelson to do Their Whole Duty With Respect to Making the Exhibition a Success. "There are people who question the public utility of- exhibi-- tions," says the Toronto News. " Inasmuch as ndbody is com-- pelled to attend them, the objections of: these critics would be of little, weight if it were not for the grants of public money, by which exhibitions are subventioned. Wheu it comes to votes of public money, any taxpayer has a right to express his opinion and demand enlightenment." The Nelson Exhibition is the recipient of direct -financial encouragement from the province of British Columbia. The substantial return which the province receives will be in the shape of advertising its resources and products. There are ways in which an exhibition at Nelson can benefit the province. One of these is exhibits of mineral and the appliances and machinery used in mining, both lode'and placer. The money spent during the da}*s of the exhibition by the visitors, paid out mainly to hotels, boarding-houses, and retail stores, and passing immediately into the general channels of trade, benefife_jsf^on_dirgctly.1 ...therefore_the-4_eQple__aL_____LQ_____ should do everything possible to make the exhibition a success, for on its success will depend future grants from tlie provincial treasury. The exhibitions at New Westminster and Victoria are annually given large grants by the province, and there is uo good reason why a regular exhibition in Kootenay should not be dealt with iu thc same manner. John Houston secured the grant of $2000 this year against the opposition of many members of the legislature, and it i.s safe to say that if he is reelected to thc legislature, Nelson will, in the future, receive as large grants for its annual exhibitions a.s either Victoria or New Westminster. Were Once Paid for Their Services. In former times members of the British parliament, who serve now entirely without pay, were rewarded for their services by the constituencies which they represented. However, the member took his reward more often in goods than iu specie, a not surprising matter, seeing that money was not the common possession of those from whom he levied tribute. The last payment freely made of which there is record is that which Andrew Marvel received. It was a barrel of herrings. In 1(577 parliament formally discontinued payment of itself, but the practice had gradually beeu lapsing for some time, for ten years earlier Samuel Pepys had lamented the disappearance of the paid member, "so the parliament is become a company of men unable to give account for thc interest of the place they serve for." The old paid member was very much the servant of the house. He dared be absent only by permission of tho speaker, on penalty of a fine equal to about $250, in addition to the stoppage of his wages; while imprisonment was at times substituted. Further, tho members who appeared at the house later than 8 a.m., and so missed prayers, were penalized, not oven the speaker being exempt from the order as to attendance or payment of penalty in case of remissness. TROUT LAKE IS GETTING A MOVE ON Trout Lake Topic: On Wednesday next the Lucky Boy will send to the smelter a carload of high-grade ore. The shipment, it is expected will run away up, because it has been carefully sorted. During the process of getting the shipment together test assays ran on au average of ��500 to the ton. Mr. Stead, the manager, says, however, that he does not think he will be paid at that rate, but ho is confident it will run considerably over $300. The last shipment, which was unsortcd, wont $2] 4 to the ton, so Mr. Stead's prediction is pretty nearly sure of fulfillment. Nate Lay and Sid Graham have discovered a four-foot vein of gold-bearing quartz about half a mile from the railway between Canyon and Lynch creeks. The samples of the strike they brought down all contain free gold. Gold lias been found now ou an almost continuous chain of claims from the Second Crossing to the foot of tho lake. Between Gerrard and Trout Luke gold lias been found at one point about three miles from Trout Lake aud it will be very strange if this season does not see the chain complete between the Second Crossing and Fish crock, a distance of 50 miles. It is reported bore that the people owning the Triune are considering a proposition to extend their tram line across the summit to thc lako. This proposition appeals to them, owing to the natural difficulties in the way of maintaining the line iu its present location. Tho proposition of bringing the ore to the lake presents no insuperable difficulties���in fact it would be. both a wise and an economical move. From iho Triune to tho lake by tram the distance would be only six or seven miles, while by the present route it is thirteen, and owing to slides the tram line can only be worked during the summer months. By the other route thc property could be worked twelve months of the year nnd is frco from slides. The Silver Cup hns now stacked at Trout Lake something over 200 tons of ore. Owing to the shipments of niaehinerv and supplies coming in every other dav tlie two big warehouses of the Western "Mines Company arc kept 011 tho overflow, consequently thc ore has had to be piled out side. A shipment of fir timber squaring about 18 inches each came in the other day from Whatcom for the chlorinatiou plant, now in process of installation at Five-mile. The brick is coming in and tho different sections of the mortars and furnaces arrived some time ago. The corrugated iron roofing for the mill forms part of today's shipment. The large quantities of machinery piled at the wharf gives a pretty fair idea of the size of thc works being built at Five-mile. A party of men leave this week to reopen the Black Prince property, near the head of Gainer creek. Tho Black Prince has been lying idle since '!)7, and the reasons probably were ihe low price of silver and tho transportation problem. Silver is on the upward move and transportation i.s no more a bugbenr. therefore it is probable that the Black Prince will be developed with a view to curly shipments. This property has a surface showing which at one time liad nor it.** equal in the camp in point of grade. 'I'ho black sulphurets could bo scoopec up in hnndfuls and the assay returns wi'1' up in the thousands. The average ore value, however, while not running so high ���������'"1 yet be rich enough to place the Black Prince in the front rank of the high-grade properties of the camp. Discussing Redistribution Bill. [Assoeiiitcil l'ress.1 Ottawa, September 1(1.���The house this morning took up the Redistribution bill. Monk, who was leading the Conservatives, criticized thc report of the sub-committee to whom the arrangement of thc scats of thc various provinces wns assigned. He said the arrangement should have been left to 1111 impartial committee of judges. He regarded the abandonment of seats in Ontario as it veiled nnd concealed gerrymander. Sir Wilfred Laurier reminded tlio house that the sub-committee bad been able to agree unanimously on nearly half of the seals in Ontario, but it was impossible to agree on all. The measure was yet to be discussed in committee of the whole liouse, when amendments could bo proposed. W. A. Gnlli- her, member of Yale-Cariboo, leaves for Nelson tomorrow afternoon. Both Parties Name New Candidates. Alderman Forrester of New Westminster lias been nominated by the Liberals to oppose premier McBride in Dewdney, and "Bill*" Lndner has been put up by the Liberal-Conservatives of Delta fo oppose John Oliver, Liberal, in Lillooet, Alexander McDonald, n road superintendent, is likely to lie nominated by the Liberul- Oonsorvat-ives to oppose Dr. George Sanson, who is running iu the Liberal interests, in Cariboo, the Liberals have named a brother of Denis Murphy's and Harry Jones to oppose "Billy" Adams and "Sam'* Rogers, Liberal-Conservatives. The Liberals have not found candidates to lake up the light laid down by Messrs. Bivdshaw and McCallum in Slocan und Grand Forks ridings. The Liberal-Conservatives will name their candidate for Rossland Cily tomorrow niirht. the continuation of No. 2 vein. The strike i.s very important, ns it proves thc Kva mine to a depth of 700 feet. While no one doubted locally that the crosscut tunnel being driven would tap this vein, yet local stockholders, and in fact everyone in the cam]), wore joyful when the good news was brought down from the hill." Bank Officials Heading for B. C. [Assiicintt'il l'ress.] Mos*ti*i*al, September 10.���E. S. Clous- ton, general manager of the Bank of Montreal, nndJV. E. Meredith, local manager, will leave on Friday for British Columbia. TODAY'S METAL QUOTATIONS. NKW YOUK. I.c.1.1 Silver Ciist111),' copper LONDON-. Silver I.m.1 H 10 i>l f>-8 IU 7-8 2S 9-lOd ��11 ��s-Id Proved to a Depth of 700 Feet. Camborne Miner, ."itli: ".lust as the contract for driving No. 7 tunnel onthe Kva mine was finished the last shots broke into a vein of very rich quartz on The weight of the long message regarding the weakness of thc Turkish navy and the corruption of high Turkish officials, sent out over the C.P.R. wires by the Associated Press, broke down the copper wires of the company on the main line, and the iron wires strung out along the Crow's Nest road are not strong enough 10 carry press dispatches, so Tho Tribune today is short on telegraphic news and long on gray mutter. The Nelson Tribune Bank of Montreal Established 1817. Incorporated by Aet of rail in ment. CAPITAL (all paid up) $13,379,240.00 REST 9,000,000.00 UNDIDVIDED PROFITS 724,807.75 Head Office, IVl ont real RT.HON'. LORD STRATHCONA AND MOIWT ROYAL, O.C.M.O., ['resident. HON. 0. A. DRUMMOND, A'ice-I'resident. K- S. CI.OUSTO.V, General M imager. NELSON BRANCH Kootemiy Streets A. H. 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ADVERTISING RATES. ��� Display advertisements will be inserted in The Nelson Tribune (six insertions a week) at the rateof Four Dollars per inch per month. Single insertions '20 cents an inch. Regular advertisements will be inserted in the weekly edition without extra charge. SUBSCRIPTION RATES.���Thc daily edition will be sent bv mail for $5 a year, or portions of it year at the rate of fifty cents a month; by carrier in Nelson at the same rates. Payable in advance. , The weekly edition will be mailed for $1 a year, [ payable In advance, and no subscriptions will be taken for the weekly edition for less than one year. Address ull communications��� THE TRIBUNE, Nelson, B. C. liberal-conservative candidates; HON. ROBERT F. GREEN FOR KASLO JOHN HOUSTON FOR NELSON CITY HARRY WRIGHT FOR YMIR WILLIAM HUNTER FOR SLOCAN THOMAS TAYLOR FOR REVELSTOKE THOMAS CAV0EN FOR CRANBROOK WILLIAM R. ROSS FOR FERNIE GEORGE A. FRASER FOR GRAND FORKS DR. G. E. SPANKIE FOR GREENWOOD THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1903 If the Camborne Miner i.s to be believed, .Tames M. Kellie of Revelstoke is not running tis a Liberal, but as au Independent with a big I. Kellie is au out-and-out Liberal, aud has beeu drawing pay from tlie public works department of the Dominion government for rnonths past as foreman on river improvements. By running as an Independent he hopes to get the solid vote of the Liberals and draw votes from both the other parties. Few voters will be decieved by Kellie's cry of " independeuce." He was ten years in the liouse, and he was so "independent" that no one knew where he was at. The votes and proceedings show, however, that he could always be depended ou to vote with John Robson and Theodore Davie and James H. Turner when they needed his vote, although he was elected by men in Kootenay who always steadfastly opposed these three men politically. Kellie will play the role of "independence" just as long as it will suit his purposes; but when it comes to voting, he will always be found voting Liberal when the vote will count. Over in Similkameen riding, the Liberals have been having a cat-and-dog time ever since they held their nominating convention. Tlie candidate (W. J. Snod- grass of Okanagan Falls) selected at the convention was not liked by the Liberals in the west cud of the riding, aud the mum airings of discontent beeameso strong that Mr. Snodgrass has stepped down. The new nominee, William Alexander McLean, is well known in Nelson, where he made his home for several years. Mr. McLean now makes his home at Hedley City, and is working for the company that is developing the Nickle Plate mine. There is no questioning Mr. McLean's politics. He is a Liberal, and glories iu his political faith. In the 1900 election he was one of John Houston's ablest captains in Nelson riding, and voted his district solid. While The Tribune is opposed to his political faith, yet it can find no unkind words for tho Liberal candidate in Similkameen. The Liberal-Conservative candidate, L. W. Shatford of Fairview, had a walkover as against Snodgrass; but now he has his work cut out, for "Black Bill" McLean is a campaigner who can stay a week iu the saddle without sleep. The electors of Ymir riding have made up their minds to allow "Alf" Parr to go to work, as he has proved that he would be utterly useless as a legislator. His speeches at Nelson, Ymir, and Salmo killed hiui as a politician. 50 Barry, James Watson Columbia Avenue. Cliff House 51 52 53 54 ' 55 5(i 57 5S 59 Miner Bauer, Fritz William North side ot* Si. Paul Street Broker Baxendale, Richard Georgia Street, east side Diamond setter Bean, Lock Near Virginia .mining claim "Miner Beaudry, James Montreal House Log Beaulieu. Adhemar Beck, Samuel John Begin, George Belton, James Clarence Bcnner, Fred LIST OF PERSONS ENTITLED TO VOTE IN THE Cor. Washington Si. and 1st Avenue... Carpenter Col. Av. West, east ol" St. Charles Motel Engineer Washington St. N. of Gt. Northern Hotel Carpenter Lot 22, Block IL Clerk Columbia Avenue, near Clifton Motel ..Minor UOjBorg, John Col. Kootenay IM.. nr. Lion Brewery .. Miner (il Berg, Isaac Elmore Street, near Lion Brewery Miner 62 Berry, Martin Patten 0th Avenue Machinist 03 Bertrand, Joseph AVashington Street Miner 04 Berube, Henri Columbia Avenue, Montreal House Labourer G5 Bisson, Oswald Cook Avenue Clerk GO Black, John Columbia Avenue. Windsor Hotel Mechanical Bug. 67 Blaney, John Corner Washington Street and 3rd Ave. Comm. agent. G8 Bloxham, John Le Roi Avenue Miner 69 Blumberg, Frederick Thos. 2nd Avenue, Western Hotel Engineer 70 Blyth, Allan 2nd Avenue, near the bridge Labourer 71 Blyth, Harry 2nd Avenue, near the bridge Labourer 72 Boisjoli, Zenoni Top of Washington Street Machinist 73 Bond, Robert Josie Boarding Bouse, Josie Mine Watchman 74 Bonneau, Jerry Columbia Avenue, Block 41 Merchant 75 Bonner, William Sherman . Washington Street, North .-Miner 7G Bonter, Charles Henry Columbia Avenue, Bast Miner 77 Boultbee, John Le Roi Avenue Police Magistrate 7S Bourgon, Esidore 2nd Avenue, Cardiff Hotel Teamster 79 Bourgon, Joseph 2nd Avenue, Cardiff Hotel Lumberman 50 Bowman, Thomas Martin.. Corner Butte and Le Roi Avenue Law clerk 51 Bowman, John Corner Butte and Le Roi Avenue Engineer 82 Bowman, Michael Alhambra Hotel Miner 83 Boyd, Dell 4th Avenue, north side Labourer 84 Boyd, John Cook Avenue Janitor 85 Braden, William Robert .. Columbia Avenue, Lot S, Block 42 Merchant. 86 Bradshaw, George Ttnnent. Le Roi Avenue, south side Chief of Police 87 Brailo, Stephen John Lot 24. Block 21 Miner 88 Bray, James K Corner Davis and 2nd Avenue Miner 89 Breen, Philip War Eagle Hill, near W. E. Bdg. House Miner 90 Bredin, John Edward Corner 1st Avenue and Butte Street .. Miner 91 Bridgman, George Albert .. 2nd Avenue, west of Davis Street Miner 92 Briggs, William Washington Street, Hoffman House .. Labourer 93 Britt, Edward Le Roi Avenue, Salvation Army Bldg. Miner 94 Brock, John Thomas ..... Spokane Street, north Machinist 95 Brokenshire, John War Eagle Boarding House, AV. E. Mine Fireman 96 Brokenshire, William H. .. Lot 14, Block S, Durham Addition Engineer 97 Brooks, George Washington Spokane Street, near Skating Rink Carpenter 98 Brosse, August ..' 1st Ave., Lot 24, Block 5, Railway Add. Miner 99 Brown, William ........... Butte Hotel Labourer 100 Brown, Alex. Ogilvy 26V_ Columbia Avenue Clerk 101 Brown, Robert Josie Boarding House '.-Miner 102 Browne, Thomas 1st Avenue, Lot 10, Block 16 Carpenter 103 Brown, Colin Campbell Lot 16, Block 21 Comm. traveller 104 Bruce, Leslie John Corner Columbia and Georgia Street .. Teacher 105 Bsovi, Peter '���' 2nd Avenue, near Earl Street Miner '106._3uch.anan, Robert Burnett. 2nd Avenue, bet. Washington and Queen Miner 107 Bulmer, Rupert 3rd Avenue. East Miner 108 Burnet, Kenneth Lumsden. Lot 27, Block 24, Railway Addition ... Civilenginear 109 Burns, William Joseph Hoffman House Diam. d* il. work r 110 Byrne, John Joseph , Spokane Street, bet. Col. and 1st Ave.. Teamster i ROSSLAND CITY ELECTORAL DISTRICT. AUGUST-31ST, _190-._ No. Christian name and surname of the Claimant in lull length. Resilience of Claimant. (If in a city or town, thu name ami aide of the street upon which he resides, and the names of the nearest eross streets between which his residence is situate). Profession, trand or calling (if any}. 1 Aconit, Cyril 2 Aconit, John 3Adams, Edward 4 Agnew, George 5 Albert, George 6 Albi, Achille 7 Albo, Frank 8 Albo, Pasqualo 9 Albo, Tony 10 Aldridge, Walter 11 Allan, John 12 Allen, Robert Alexander 13 Allegranzi, Joseph 14 Almstrom, Ivear Emanuel .. 15 Amantee, Frank 16 Anderson, James 17 Anderson, Hamilton Herald. 18 Anderson, Robert Henry 19 Anderson, William 20 Andrew, Robert 21 Annable, Joseph Hughes ... 22 Ansen, James 23 Antonio, Spatafore 24 Armstrong, Francis E 25 Armstrong, John Thomas .. 26 Armstrong, Richard Wallace 27 Armstrong, Thomas Hill ... 28 Ashton, Thomas 29 Astley, Joseph 30 Astley, William 31 Atkinson, Frank I 32 Baillargion, John 33 Baillie, Edward 34Baillie, John R 35 Bain, Daniel 36 Baines, Heber 37 Baker, Richard John ... 38 Baker, William Patrick 39 Ballo, Christino 40 Bandiera, Frank 41 Bannett, Bernard 42 Banville, Archie 43 Barbora, Steve 44 Barborra, Steve 45 Barker, Archibald Barker 46 Barrese, Salvatore 47 Barrett, Albert 48 Barrett, Charles E 49 Barrie, Robert Miner Restaurant keeper Corner Spokane Street and Third Ave.. Miner Block 24 Miner Columbia Avenue, Block 28 Store-keeper Cor. Third Avenue and Washington St. Merchant Washington Street Miner 5th Ave., bet. Washington and Queen Sts Miner No. 12 1st Avenue Merchant Monita Street Miner 4th Avenue, near Washington Street.. Miner Columbia Avenue, Mellor Block Machinist Josie Boarding House AVashington Street, Hoffman Motel , Sth Avenue Miner Lots 1, 2, 3, Block 29 Motel keeper 4th Avenue, near Washington Street.. Miner Bank of B. N. A Banker Sth Avenue, Lot 4, Block 40 Miner Columbia Avenue, Palace Hotel Mine supt. 7th Avenue, Block 43 Miner Columbia Avenue, over Hunter Bros.'Clerk Corner Spokane and Columbia-Avenue Butcher Durham Addition Miner Rear of Martin Bros.' store. Wash. St. Minor 1st Avenue and Washington Street .... Accountant Lots 11 and 12, Block 9 Carpenter Cor. Columbia Ave. and Washington St. Barrister 2nd Ave., bet. St. Paul and Queen Sts. Gentleman Columbia Avenue, Butte Hotel Carpenter 5th Avenue Engineer 5th Avenue Blacksmith Centre Star Hotel Miner First Avenue Labourer Le Roi Avenue Auditor AVashington Street, Hoffman Mouse ...Miner 1st Ave., bet. Park and Georgia Streets Railway emp. Cardiff Hotel Miner 2nd Avenue East Prospector 2nd Avenue, south side Miner 2nd Avenue, rear Centre Stiir Hotel .... Miner Davis Street, west of R. C Church Miner Lot. 11. Block 26 Merchant Josie Mine Mineral Claim Miner S. E. corner Butte and Second Streets.. Miner Butte and Second Avenue Brewcryman 116 Le Roi Avenue, East Bank manager Near C. P. 11. freight shed Miner Cook Avenue Miner Columbia Avenue Book-keeper Spokane Street Book-keeper 111 112 ii; 114 115 116 117 US 119 120 121 122 123 124 125 126 127 128 129 130 131 132 133 134 135 136 137 138 139 140 141 142 143 144 145 146 ���147 14S 149 150 151 152 153 154 155 15C 157 158 159 100 1(!1 162 163 164 165 166 167 10S 169 170 171 172 173 174 175 176 177 178 179 180 181 1S2 183 1S4 185 ISO 187 18S 189 190 191 192 193 194 195 19(5 197 19S 199 200 201 202 203 204 Cameron, Cameron, Cameron, Campbell, Campbell, of med. maker Carardo, Mike ........ Corner 5th Avenue and Queen Street .. Miner Callahan, Patrick Clifton Hotel, Cor. Col. Av. and Spokane Miner Callett, Charles John Near Catholic Cemetery Farmer Cameron, Alexander Butte St., bet. 1st and 2nd Avenues ... .Tailor Howard Dawson. Hoffman House Clerk Henry Collins House Miner Thomas Alex. .. Columbia Avenue, Lalonde Block Contractor Archibald Josie Mine mineral claim Miner Angus Corner 4th Avenue and Washington St. Miner Campbell, Duncan Le Roi Avenue Doctor Campbell, Edmund Francis Cor. 3rd Avenuft and Washington Street Boiler Frank Scatcherd Columbia Avenue. Hotel Allan Miner Campbell, George Wm 22 East Columbia Avenue Gentleman Campbell, J. G. Gordon ... 3rd Ave. bet. AVashington and Queen Sts Miner Campbell, Lome Argyle ... Corner 5th Avenue and Davis Street.. Mgr. Power Co. Campbell, Suther AVashington Street Miner Canonica, Louis 1 st Avenue, Merchants' Hotel Hotel-keeper Carey, Mike Near the Cemetery Labourer Carlyon, William 4th Avenue, rear AArashington Street .. Miner Carmichael, Geo. Milligan . Lot 5, Block 5 Bank clerk Carpenter, Wm. George ... Near Baptist Church, 1st Avenue ... Bank messenger Carson, Joseph Herbert ... Columbia Avenue, east of St. Paul Street Labourer Casey, Geo. Barnard Corner 2nd Avenue and Butte Street .. Miner Carter, John Queen Street, near corner of 2nd Avenue Hotel-keeper Cavanagh, John Joseph ... Corner 2nd Ave. and Monte Christo St Teamster Challoner, Thomas George . Cook Avenue Jeweller Chambers, James 1st Avenue, Block 21, Lot 9 Miner Chapman, Richard 3rd Avenue, near Yale-Col. lumber yard Teamster Chapman, Sydney Kelsey . AVashington Street, Nortli Baggageman Chaput, Henry The Montreal House Hotel-keeper Charron, Joseph Fred. ..'.. Lot 4, Block 17 Carpenter Chenoetlh, John Newton .. Corner Washington and 5th Avenue ..Miner Cherrington, James AArashington Street, cor. Kootenay Ave. Clerk Cherrdngton, Horatio Columbia Avenue, north side Merchant Chisholm, Alexander Le Roi Avenue Miner Chisholm, Blair 2nd Avenue, Cliff Street Miner Ghi-holmHKenneth-i-.. -���-.=. - -.-2nd-Aveiiue;-Watson-HoteW-.-.w.r..... r-Minei--���---��������� Ohittem, Amos 2nd Avenue, near corner Butte Street .. Blacksmith C ristian, James Mugwump min.' claim, near W. E. bdg. h Miner Christian, Richard Alhambra Hotel Miner Christie, Alex. Douglas ... Lot 20, Block 36 Farmer Christie, James Halbold .. AA'indsor Hotel Free miner Clemens, Ervin AA'ar Eagle Boarding House Miner Cline, John AVe_ley AA'hite Bear Addition Miner Clothier, George Ambrose.. Corner Le Roi Avenue and Davis Stre-t Assayer Claudet, Henry Hayman .. 28 Columbia Avenue ; Engineer Cluett, Charles William .. Corner Spokane St. and Columbia Ave. Assayer Clute, John Stillwell Cor. Union Avenue and Davis Street ..Barrister-at-law Cochrane, Neil Columbia Avenue, Block 29 Mining engineer Coello, Matt 6th Avenue Miner Cole, Arthur Augustus Cor. AVashington St. and AHctoria Ave. Assayer Coleman, Edgar Near AVashington St. N. of Red M. track Miner Coleman, Joa.ph Dalaney .. City of Spokane mineral claim Miner Colistro, John AVashington Street Miner Collins, Horace John Columbia Avenue, Cosmos Block Miner Collins, John Frederick ... 2nd Avenue, Watson Motel Miner Collis, Alfred Thomas 118 Columbia Avenue Printer Conci, Gust Cor. Spokane St. and 5th Avenue Miner Cone, Max AVolf 31 East Columbia Avenue Merchant Conkey, Frederick Golden. Block 13, corner Spokane Street Blacksmith Connell, AVilliam Douglas.. Washington Street, Hoffman House ..,. Prcspector Constantine, Alexander ... 2nd Avenue, Lot 25, Block 20 Carpenter Commerford, Thomas Columbia Avenue, south side Tailor Cooper, Richard Alctoria Avenue Miner Cooper, Thomas St. Paul Street Miner Corsan, Thomas Lancaster House Accountant Cosman, Jacob Elbridge .. Columbia Avenue, Goodeve Building ..Blacksmith Cosman, John Dorset Columbia Avenue, Goodeve Building ..Blacksmith Cossetto, John Near Cor. Columbia St. and 2nd Ave.. Miner Cote, Emille Washington Street, Headquarters Hotel Hotel-keeper Coulson, Robert Barclay .. AVar Eagle Boarding House Representative Coulthard, W. Livingston. Columbia. Avenue, Traders' Block Physician Coumbe, AVilliam War Eagle Boarding House Miner Couture, Joseph 5th Ave., Block 13 Miner Covello, John St. Paul Street ������.. ��� Miner Coward, Isaac 5th Avenue Con'ractor Cram. James Kay St. Paul Street, Lancaster House Miner Crawfo: d. Robei t Edgar ... SI Thompson Avenue Book-keeper Crawford, Sydney F S3 Thompson Avenue Electrician Creelman, Angus G Corner Kootenay Ave. and Monita St.. Contractor Croteau, Eugene 2nd Ave., Blue & Descluunps' office ...Broker Crow, Max Columbia Avenue Merchant Crowe, John Andrew Lots 11 and 12, Block 17 Fireman Crowe, George AA'illiam ... pack Train mineral claim Miner Crowe, Thomas Le Roi Ave., White Bear Addition Blacksmith Cruil-shank, Graham ...... St. Paul Street, north-east side Miner Cunliffe, AVilliam Malloch -Cor. Kootenay Ave. and Spokane St. Engineer Cunningham, Jos. Whitnay Washington Street. Hoffman Mouse ..Miner Curpliey, AVilliam Henry .. North side of AVest Le Roi Aveiv.-.e .. Miner Curtis, Smith Corner Kootenay Avenue and Davis St. Mine operator Dan 1 man, August St. Paul Street, Enterprise Addition ..Miner Dahlman, Gus St. Paul Street Miner Dain, Peter 1st Avenue, Columbia Hotel Machinist Daimpre, Cecil Columbia Avenue, Windsor Hotel .. ��� ��� Mechanical VOTERS'' LIST-ROSSLAND CITY ELECTORAL DISTRICT. Eng. No. 205 200 207 20S 209 210 Christian name and surname of the Claimant in full lenglh. Residence of Claimant. (If in a eity or town, the name and side of the street upon which lie resides, and the names of thc nearest cross streets between which his residence is situate). Profession, trade or calling (If any}. Dally, Martin 1st Avenue, Lot 4, Block 21 Miner Daly, Andrew Corner 1st Avenue and Queen Street .. Loco, engineer Damcur, Paul Headquarters Hotel Lumber ranger Danby. William Hartley Dandurand, Hormidas C. Daniels, Angus 211jDaniel, Henry 212|Davey, John 213|Davidson, James 2M|Da\vson, AVilliam Henry 215jDawson, AVilliam John . 21 (iiDeacon, AVilliam Sterne 75 Thompson Avenue Accountant 2nd Avenue, Cardiff Hotel Miner Lot IS. Block 43 Blacksmith Lots 18 and 19, Block 16 Merchant Spokane Street, bet. 1st and 2nd Aves. Miner 6th Avenue Miner \Ara-*hington Street and 1st Avenue Contractor 3rd Avenue Teamster N. AV. corner Davis Street and Jhoenix B-irrister 217jDe.m, *lohn -,- ��� ��� ��� 3f) Columbia Avenue Real estate agenl 21o|Dempstei\ Charles Corner Phoenix and Union Avenue Mining operator 219|Denison, Albert Edward .. AA'ashington Street, east side Clerk 220|Denison, John George Fred B. mineral claim Farmer 22l|De l-'onzio, Frank Queen St., in rear of Presbyterian Ch. Miner 2-_2|Desa.iUy, Alncenzo 3rd Avenue, near C. P. R. freight depot Miner 22,'ij Detcha.nps, Carles 4th Avenue Lumberman 224|Deschamps, Joseph Stephen 2nd Avenue, north side * umber mcht 225jDesche;.e, Paul Headquarters Teamster 220|Desharnais, Etienne Columbia Avenue, Montreal House Miner 227|D-\var, Donald Idaho mineral claim Miner 22S|Dewdney, E. E. L Bank of Montreal building Clerk agent 250 251 252 253 254 255 256 257 25S 259 200 261 262 263 264 205 206 I Dey, Oscar AAllliani Columbia Avenue, Bloclc 53 C P R Dickie, Peter Cook Avenue. Durham Addition Miner Dickson, George Howe Columbia Avenue, near Davis Street .. Engineer Dockerill, Walter Philip .. Lot 5, Block 5 Bai rister-at-law Dodds, Robert AVashington Street, North Ore sorter Doell, Charles Philip Columbia Avenue. Cliff House Hotel-keeper Doig, William Smith Le Roi Ave., AVest, AVhite Bear Addition Carpenter Donald, AVilliam Cor. Columbia Avenue and Spokane St. Butcher Donaldson, Andrew Block 29 Miner Donnelly, Hugh Peter 4th Avenue Carpenter Donohue, Edward Corner St. Paul Street and 1st Avenue Blacksmith Doyle, Patrick Joseph Elmore Avenue Blacksmith Drewry, Andrew J Alctoria Avenue Accountant Drewry, George Burnham . Josie Boarding House Miner Dulce, Britton 2nd Avenue Miner Duke, Harry Columbia Avenue, Block 2G Miner Duncan, John Black Bear Addition Miner Dundee, Charles Columbia Avenue, Lot 5, Block 9 Mine owner Dunlop, Alexander Columbia Avenue, Lot 5, Block 55 Carpenter Dunlop, John Lot S, Block 32 Contractor Thompson Avenue, Block 4 Assayer Lots 1 and 2. Block 52 Gentleman AArar Eagle Hill Miner St. Paul Street, west side Business manager Corner Georgia and Le Roi Streets Bank clerk Le Roi Avenue, AVest .- Clerk AVashington Street, Hoffman House ... Miner Traders' Block, E. Columbia Avenue .. Journalist Dunn, Thomas Ironside . Dunpy, Mike Durant, Edwin Duthie, Edgar Dutton�� Arthur Howard . Duval, Alfred Macdonald Dyer, Alfred AV. E. O. .. Eagles, Henry Lot 20, Block 27 Carpenter Edwards, Thomas AVilliam. Phoenix Street Jeweller Ehlers, Charles Columba Avenue, Lot S, Block 10 Hotel-keeper Elley, Wilbert Cor. AVashington St. and Kootenay Av. Teacher Ellis, Harold Middleton ... St. Paul Street, The Lancaster Gentleman Embleton, Thomas AA'est Le Roi Avenue Merchant Endersby, Alfred ..Duluth mineral claim Dairyman Eovino, Frank 1st Avenue, Merchants' Hotel Hotel-keeper Evans, Richard Thomas ... 116 Le Roi Avenue, East Agent Erickson, Charles ..... Lot 8, Block 3, Enterprise Addition .. Miner 267 Fabiano, Guiseppe 26S Fadden, Patrick 269 Falding, AAllliam Henry .. 270 Falliano, Frank 271 Farquharson, Chas. Edward 272 Fasken, James 273 Fergiuon, Daniel W.lbert .. 274 Ferguson, Henry AVilfred .. 275 Ferraro, Dominico 276 Ferraro, Frank 277 Ferris, Arthur 27S Filion, Harry 279 Fisher, George AArilliam ... 2S0 Fisher, James 281|Fitzgerald, John 2S2,Floss, Thomas 2S3 284 285 286 287 2SS 289 290 291 292 293 294 295 296 297 29S 299 ���300 301 302 30': 304 305 30 (: 307 30S 309 310 311 312 313 314 315 310 317 31S 319 320 321 322 323 324 325 320 327 328 329 330 331 332 333 334 335 330 337 338 339 340 311 342 343 344 315 340 Flynn, Thomas Forteath, Samuel Fortin, Frank D Fothergill, Cuthbert R. ., Fox, Robert Fraser, Andrew Fraser, James S. C Fraser, John Allen Fraser, Andrew Wallace Donald Charles Edwin .. Norman John Henry Friel, Arthur .> Fry, AVilliam. Henry Fraser, Fraser, Fraser, Freney, 4th Ave., bet. St. Paul and Queen Sts.. AVashington Street, North Lot IS, Bloclc IS, Phoenix Avenue Corner Butte Street and 2nd Avenue .. Independent Meat Market 2nd Avenue Le Roi Mine Le Roi Avenue, AVest 1st Avenue, near Columbia Hotel Columbia Avenue 4th Av, S. side, bet. St. Paul & Monte C. Columbia Avenue. Mellor Block Corner St. Paul and 4th. Avenue AVashington Street, Astor Hotel 4th Avenue War Eagle Boarding House Queen St., in rear of Presbyterian Ch.. AMctoria Avenue Lots 5 and 6, Block 19 St. Paul Street, Lancaster House 4th Avenue, Lot 17, Block N AVar Eagle Boarding House Bank of Montreal Lot 19. Block 29 Lot 5, Block 21 Hoffman House 3rd Avenue, Block 2, Nickel Plate Add. N. AV. corner 2nd Ave and Monte Christo Lot 2, bet. AVashington and Spokane Sts AArar Eagle Boarding House 1st Avenue, near Court House Miner Miner Accountant Miner Butcher Mgr. Transfer Co AVatchnian Druggist Miner Miner Carpenter Miner Miner Timberman Teamster Miner Miner Miner Business manager Miner Miner Miner Bank manager Fireman Insurance agent Carpenter Machinist Engineer Stone mason Miner Book-keeper Gaddo, Barney AArashington Street, North Miner Galbraith, Joseph AArashington Street and 6th Avenue .... Miner GaIlaghert"Bernard".^^w.-.-Gentre-Star-Hote^ ��� Gait. Alexander Casimer .. Corner Union Avenue and Spokane St. Barrister-at-law Gamey, Joseph Richard ... 6th Avenue Miner Garvey, Andrew 4th Avenue, N. of B. A. C. offices Blacksmith Gelling, Caesar North AVashington Street Miner Giacosa, Frank Corner 3rd Avenue and Queen Street .. Miner Gibson, James 6th Avenue, bet. Washington and Queen Miner Gibson, William Kootenay Avenue Miner Gibson, AVilliam Irie 2nd Avenue, opposite Rink Miner Gignac, Edward Columbia Avenue, Montreal Hotel Labourer Gill, Michael James Nickel Plate Flat, near Centre Star Mtl. Miner Gillan. Charles Edward ... 26V_ East Columbia Avenue Barrister-at-law Gilmour, Thomas Scott N. E. corner Butte and Columbia Avenue Accountant Girnce, Prank 5th Avenue, bet. Spokane and Wash. Sis Miner Girard, Fred Queen Street, S. of Oddfellows' Hall .. Miner Gloyn, John Queen Street Miner Goninan, Edward John 2nd Avenue, AVatson Hotel Miner Goodeve, Arthur Samuel .. St. Paul Street Druggist Goodeve, AVilliam Henry .. Columbia Avenue, East, N. side Druggist Gosse, Roland Cliff Street Miner Gow, Samuel Perkin Centre Star Gulch Bricklayer Gowman, Thomas Henry .. Lot 6, Block 42 Photographer Goyctte, Alexander AVar Eagle Boarding House Prospector Graham, Joseph Andrew ... AVashington Street, Hoffman House .. Miner Graham, Thomas 20 Columbia Avenue Musician Graham, AVillard 3rd Avenue, bet. Queen and St. Paul Sts Miner Graham, Fred. Carmichael. AVar Eagle Boarding House Janitor Grant, Edward John Lot 9, Block 43 Book-keeper Grant, David Corner Queen Street and Phoenix Ave. Stone mason Grant, Donald Alpen Corner AVashington St. and 2nd Ave Miner Grant, Garnet. Peter ...... Columbia Ave., E., near Sisters' Hosp. Accountant Gray, William Henry Josie Mine Boarding House Carpenter Green, George Hrpklns St. Paul Street, bet. Col and 1st Aves. Mine promoter Gregory, James AVilliam .. Washington Street, North Engineer Griffin. Frank Spokane Street. Central Hotel Miner Griffith, Essex Centre Star Gulch Miner Grigg, Albert Edward .... Columbia Avenue, Exchange Hotel Miner Grigor. Robert AV Lot 18, Block 32 Architect Grout, Joseph Edwin 2nd Avenue, Cardiff Hotel Miner Gaultiere, Pasquale 3rd Avenue, near C. P. R. freight sheds Miner Gin asc"o, Joe 2nd Avenue , Miner Gubinville, Ilcleye Head of AVashington Street Miner Guernsey, Foibes William . Kootenay Avenue, near Davis Street .. Mining engineer Guidotti, Anthony Corner of 3rd. and Queen Streets Carpenter Guilbeault, Emery Columbia Avenue. Montreal Hotel Teamster Guilbeault, Uliick 4th Avenue Engineer Gunn, Don-ild Park Street, bet. Columbia and 1st Aves Miner 347 Guthrie, Donald Fire Hall, corner 1st and Queen Streets Chief Fire Dept. 34SJGurr, AA'illiam Charles Opposite Great Northern Station AVatchnian 349 350 351 353 354 355 350 357 Hadfield, Joseph Edward . ��� 2nd Avenue and Monte Christo Streets Miner Haggart,' Duncan Earl Street Miner Hall, AVilliam Columbia Avenue, AVindsor Hotel Engineer Hallstrom, Jacob AVashington St.. bet. 4th and 5th Aves. Miner Hamill, Richard Block 57, near Burns' slaughter house.. Teamster Hamilton, Charles Robt. .. Corner AVashington and Victoria Streets Barrister-at-law Hamon, Joseph East corner Cook and Nevada Streets.. Clerk Hampton. James Lot 9, Block 5S Carpenter Hand, John Joseph Columbia Avenue Miner The NeJsoft Tribune VOTERS' LIST���ROSSLAND CITY ELECTORAL DISTRICT. No. Christian name and surname of the Claimant in full length. Hesidenee of Claimant. (If in a city or town, the name and side of the street upon which lie resides, and the names of the nearesl cross streets between which his residence is situate). VOTERS' LIST���ROSSLAND CITY ELECTORAL DISTRICT. Profession, trade or calling (if any). 35S Harp, AVilliam 359 Harper, James Peter 360 Harper, James 361 Harris. Daniel 362 Haivis, Hugh Austan 363 Harris, AVm. AVellington .. 364 Hart. Edward Lewis 305 Hartill, John Thomas 366 Hartill, Enoch 367 Harvey, Robert 365 Hastings, Charles J 369 Hastings, Hugh 370 Hansen, Anton 371 Maydon, John ��. 372 Hayemal, Henry 373 Hayward, James 374 Hayward, Charles 375 Heaslip, AVilliam 376 Helgason, Eyfo'.fur 377 Henderson, James Gordon. 37S Henderson, Murdock Angus 379 Henderson, Hugh 350 Hendrick-ron, Charles 351 Heron, AVilliam S 352 Hewer, Frank Algernon ... 353 Hicks, William George 354 Hickson, Alfred Ernest 385 Higgins,' Patrick Joseph .. . 3S6 Hinton, Rayner AA' 387 Hint_, Michael 355 Hobbs. Sidney ��� 389 Hogarth, Alexander 390 Honey,'Joseph Harris 391 Hooper, John Edmund 392 Hooper, Richard 393 Hooper, AA'illiam 394 Hocson, Evan 395 Hcoson, John Edward \396 Home, Alexander ..-. 397 Hor\veH, John 398 Hosking, James - 399 Houston, Robert ., 400 Howard, Harry ... .... 401 Hulme, Thomas 402 Humble, AA'illiam George .. 403 Hunden, Adam Stephen ... 404 Hunerfaul.li, Frederick .... 405 Hunter, Robert 406 Hutchison, Robert Corner 2nd Avenue and AVashington St. Clerk Lot 20, Block 29 Merchant St. Paul Street, South Manufacturer Between Columbia Avenue and 1st Ave. Miner Lot 19, Block 27 Miner Butte St., bet. Columbia and 1st Aves. Boiler maker AA'. corner Gth Ave. and AVashington St. Gardener 3rd Ave., bet. St. Paul and Queen Sts. Blacksmith 3rd Ave., opposite C. P. R. Station Machinist Corner Union Avenue and Queen Street Miner AVar Eagle Hotel Miner Kootenay Avenue Mining en_.ineer 1 st Avenue Miner AA'ar Eagle Mine Boarding House Miner Near Alberta mineral claini Farmer Lot 12, Block 2S Shoemaker Lot 11, Block 1, Railway Addition Teamster Lot 20. Block 9 Fireman Near southern limits of City Gardener Lot 12. Block 10, Cor. Spokane and 4th Tailor Pack Train mineral claim Expressman Lot 17, Block 12, Le Roi Avenue Brewer Queen Street, North Miner Cor. Davis and Kootenay Streets Engineer Columbia Ave., adjoining Court House Broker Cor. Butte and Le Roi Streets Clerk Washington Street Labourer Lot 20, Block L Miner 3rd house from cor. Kootenay and Davis Engineer Palace Hotel ' Bartender Columbia Avenue, Butte Hotel Hotel-keeper Le Roi Avenue, West Miner Columbia Avenue, Vreda Block ....... Carpet layer Court House Reserve Hotel-keeper Queen Street ��� ��� ��� Miner ���Near corner Davis and 3rd Avenue Miner - Corner 1st Avenue and St. Paul Street.. Stone cutter Corner 1st Avenue and St. Paul" Street.. Mining recorder 1st Avenue, East Carpenter Idaho mineral claim Miner 1st Avenue, next Cardiff Hotel Miner In rear of Columbia Avenue Editor Phoenix Avenue. Block 36 Miner Salvation Army Barracks Grocer Lot 25, Block 17 Merchant Columbia Ave.. N. side, near Ct. House Plumber Columbia Avenue. Miller Block Barber Le Roi Avenue Merchant Corner Monte Christo and 5th Avenue.. Miner 407|Ife, AVilliam Percy .... AVashington Street, North Cook 40S|lnehes, Robert Cook Avenue and Davis Street Carpenter 409|lngram, John Sydney Monte Christo Street, Lot 24, Block 21. Gentleman 410|lnnes, Warren Columbia Ave., bet."St. Paul and Butte Clerk 4111Irvine, James Albert AVashington Street Diamond driller 412 Irving, James Columbia Avenue, East Conductor 413 414 415 410 417 4 IS 419 420 421 422 423 424 425 420 427 42S 429 430 431 4.32 433 434 435 430 437 43S 439 440 441 442 443 444 445 440 447 44S 449 450 451 452 _453 454 455 450 457 458 459 Jackson, Arthur Jackson, August Jackson, Robert Alexander Jacobs, George Jacobs, John ^ Jacovelli, Alfonzo James, Isaac D. James, Philip Jarvis, James Jefford, George Jennings, Frederick Joanette, Alphonse Job, Edward Johnson, Emil Johnson, John Edward .... Jonhson, John Binns Johnson, Stanley M Johnston, James Duncan.... Johnstone, Henry Havelock Johnstone, Charles Samuel. Jones, Harry Patrick Jones, Hugh Robert ...... Tones, Henry John ........ Jones, Robert John ...; Jones, William Prosser .... Jones, AA'illiam Edward ... Junkin, John AVesley 4th Avenue, Lot 14. Block N. Central Hotel 5th Avenue 2nd Avenue. Block 3 Columbia Avenue. Clarendon Hotel .... Davis Street, near R. C. Church 6th Avenue Lots 4 and 5, Block 2, Enterprise Add. Between St. Paul and Queen Streets .. AA'ar Eagle Boarding House Josie Boarding House 2nd Avenue, near C. P. R. rock cut Lot 17. Block 42 2nd Avenue and AVashington Street .. 4th Avenue and Butte Street East side of Earl Street Lot 13. Block 40 Lot 13, Block 24 AA'indsor Hotel 2nd Avenue. Western Hotel St. Paul St., bet. 1st and 2nd Avenues.. 4th Avenue Davis Street Lot 3. Block 26 Corner St. Paul Street and 4th Avenue Le Roi Ave. bet. Butte and Monte Ch. Lot 20, Block 9 Kean, William Joseph AVashington Street, North Keating, George Alex Corner Cook Avenue and Spokane Street Keefe, Garrett St. Paul and Monte Christo Streets .. Kenning, Angus AVyllie Corner 1st Avenue and Butte Street .. Kenny, Fred. James Columbia Avenue, Cosmos Block Kent, David Ninian .. Josie Boarding House Kerr, Alexander S 2nd Avenue. AVestern Hotel Kerr, Donald Edward Lots 1 and 2. Bloclc 29 Kerr, George AVilliam Corner Spokane St. and Columbia Ave. Kerr, Joseph Enterprise mineral claim Kerruish, John Teare Lot IS, Block 44, Railway Addition King, Garfield A 0th Avenue, near Monte Christo Street King, Edward Corner St. Paul Street and 3rd Avenue King,JjG.ei-bi'ancUMountain^.^Gor.-Colu.mbia^Ave.^and^AVashington^St.i Kinney, Joseph Alfred .... Columbia Avenue, AA'indsor Hotel Kipp, Walter Herbert Columbia Avenue, AA'indsor Hotel Kirkup, James 2nd Avenue. Block 51 Koebel, Albert Joseph Col, Ave. N. side, bet. Butte and St. Paul Koski, John 7th Avenue, near Washington Street .. Knudson, George AVest Koot. Ave., bet. Nevada aid Monita Blacksmith Hotel-keeper Carpenter Miner Hotel-keeper Miner Miner Miner Blacksmith's blpr. Miner Miner Stone cutter Clerk Shoemaker Miner Financial agent Clerk Clerk Miner Gentleman Hotel-keeper Grocer Dairyman Miner y Miner Machinist Miner Miner Clerk Hotel-keeper Doctor of Med. Miner Miner Teamster Dentist Butcher Prospector Miner Schoolteacher Blacksmith Hotel-lcccpor������- Conductor Fireman Miner Miner,,. Miner Miner 400 401 402 463 404 465 400 467 4 OS 409 470 471 472 47.>| 474 475 476 477 47S 479 4S0 4S1 4S2 4S3 484 4S5 4S6 4S7 4SS 4S9 490 491 492 493 494 495 491* 497 49S 499 500 501 502 503 5041 505 5001 5071 50S| fiO'-i 510 La Bord, Frank iface, Frank Laface, Gaetano ^afranee, Frederick Lahti. Erik Laird, Roland Arthur Lalonde, Charles Octave .. -alonde, Pierre .iiiiiuii, James Lamont, Robert Lancaster, Joseph Edward. Lang, Joseph angman, Josjph Henry ... Lonther, Adelnrd Lnpicrre, Gaspord Larne, Amos Lascelles, AVilliam James .. Latulippe, Ernest Lavoie, Jo:eph Lavorato. Pasquale Lawe, Frederick G. H. Lawler, James ��� Lawson, David Thompson.. Le Blanc, Isidore O Leahy, AVilliam Le Boy, Arnold Robert Leduc, Autine Lee, Amos Lee, James Henry ........ Lefebvre, Siffroie Lennox, Robert Johnston .. Le Vasseur, Treffley Le A'asseur, AVilliam George Levy, Julius Levy. Louis Lewer, Montague AA'illiam.. Lewis, Bernard Lc-wis, John James Linburg, John Frederick .. Link, Bernard Linna, Alexander Linton, Thomas Burns .... Lippa, Amadas Lippa, Sebastian Lippa, Totii Loader, Frank Earl Lockhart, Allan James Logan, Edward Lombard, Emanuel Long, Arthur John Long, Thomas Henry Columbia Avenue, Montreal House Queen Street ; 2nd Avenue, between St. Paul and Queen 2nd Avenue. Cardiff Hotel 4th Avenue, between Butte and Georgia Earl Street Lot 1, Bloclc 43 2nd Avenue, Cardiff Hotel 2nd Avenue, near Monte Christo Street. Columbia Avenue Earn side of Monte Christo Street Le Roi Avenue 4th Avenue, Lot 17. Block M 1st Avenue, Cardiff Hotel 1st Avenue, near Columbia Hoi el Centre Star Gulch St. Paul Street Kootenay Street Headquarters Hotel - St. Paul Street. North, near School .... 2nd Avenue, Watson Hotel 1st Avenue, next Baptist Parsonage Columbia Avenue. Lot 17, Block 43 1 st Avenue Let 15, Block 17 Near Lion Brewery, south of C. P. R. 2nd Avenue, Cardiff Hotel Pack Train mineral claim Lot S, Block 16 1st Avenue, Oriental Block 4th Av., N., bet. Monte Ch. & Georgia Butte Street, south side Butte Street S. E. corner Washington and Kootenay AA'ashington Street Bank of B. N. A AVar Eagle Hill AVar Eagle Hotel Cock Avenue, bet. Spokane and Davis 2nd Avenue, AVatson's Hotel Market garden, foot of St. Paul Street.. Lots 1.1 and 12, Block 2 ��� Georgia Street Queen Streel; 2nd Avenue Corner 2nd Avenue and Park Street .. Corner Butte and Le Roi 2nd Avenue and Butte Street 1st Avenue. Columbia Hotel Corner Queen St. and Princess Avenue Cor. Thompson Ave. and Cliff Street ,. Millman Miner Miner Miner Miner Journalist Merchant Teamster Miner Bank messenger Accountant Tanner Miner Lumberman Barber Labourer Gentleman Carpenter Lumber ranger Miner Miner Mine manager ,_. Blacksmith Book-keeper Miner Engineer Millwright Engineer Merchant Miner Miner Clerk Clerk Merchant Merchant Bank clerk Miner Miner Liveryman Miner Dairyman Merchant Miner Miner Miner Carpenter Street supt. Lumberman Gardener Tailor Sanitary inspect!'. 511 512 513 514 515 516 517 518 519 520 521 522 523 524 525 52-u 527 528 529 530 531 532 533 534 535 536 537 538 539 540 541 542 543 544 545 546 547 54S 549 550 551 552 553 554 555 556 557 55S 559 560 561 562 563 504 565 566 567 568 569 570 571. Christian name and surname of the Claimant in full length. Kesidence of Claimant. (If in a eity or town, the name and side of the street upon which he resides, and the names of the nearest cross streets between which his residence is situate). Profession, trade or calling (if any). Long, Oliver Josie Mine mineral claim Miner Longsdale, Thomas St. Paul St., bet. Col. and 1st Aves Miner Lougheed, Aaron Elizieh .. Josie Mine Boarding House Miner Louttit, AVilliam John AArashington Street, Hoffman House .. Engineer Luff, Arthur Cyril ... '.* 3rd Avenue Baggage master Luff, Marthyr John Queen Street, next Bank of Toronto .. Janitor Lynch, John Lever'".T Lots 5 and 6, Block 2 Carpenter 572 573 574 575 576 577 578 579 580 581 5S2 583 5S4 5S5 5S6 5S7 5S8 589 590 591 592 593 594 595 596 597 598 599 600 601 602 603 604 605 =600 607 60S 609 OiO 611 612 013 614 615 616 617 61S 019 620 021 022 023 024 025 020 627 02S 029 030 031 632 633 634 635 036 637 63S 639 640 641 642 643 644 045 040 047 048 049 650 Mace, Charles Madore, Favian .1' Madore, Gideon Madore, Hilaire Madore, Leon Maitland, Thorn?.- Robert . Makowecki, Mike Malcom, Fredrick Albert . Maki, Chris Manhire, Luther Manhire, Theodore Manhire, William John .. Marchal, Paul Marshall, Harry Marshall, Samuel Martin, John Martin, Donald AVellesley Martin, Kenneth Martin, William Massie, Alexander Masson, Alexander Masson, John Strachan ... Master, Gilbert Hoskins .. Masters, Elijalh William .. Mastin, Edward Mathieu, Joseph Mead, John Joseph Mellor, George Merson, Leander Mickelson, Leander ........ Milne, John Mitchell, James Mitchell, Henry Gilford Moffatt, Andrew Molinero, Joe Monteath, David Gordon .. Montgomery, Thomas Sam, Moody, John George Moran, Louise Morgan, John Resd Morkill, Dalby Brooks Morrell, Henry Morris, Joseph ..' Morrison, John Angus .... Morrison, John Roderick .. Morrow, Thomas Russell .. Morton, Walter Mullen, Patrick Munn, Alexander Munroe, Alexander Munroe, Milo Murray, Patrick William.. Murray, John Goodwill .. ��� Myers, Matthew MacAulay, John J MacBain, James R Macdonald, James Alex. .. Macdonald, John Hugh Macdonald, John M Macdonald, Thomas Maclsaac,. John L Mackenzie, David Mackenzie, Archibald BLnie Mackenzie, John ��� MacKenzie, John C. S Mackenzie, Kenneth Eaton. Mackenzie, Hugh Henry ... Mackenzie, Murdock Mackintosh, Charles St. L. Mackintosh, Charles H. ... Mackintosh, Henry Burton. MacMillan, Malcolm MacNeill, Albert Howard .. McArthur, Alexander C. ... McArthur, John McBride, Roland Leigh ... McCann, Hugh McCordell, Thomas McConnell, William McConnell, Thomas McCorvie, James McCraney, Hiram Perry ... McCulloch, James McDonald, Angus Donald .. McDonald, Alfred McDonald, Daniel McDonald, Donald McDonald, Neil McDonaldf-John-Dingwall-.- William D Ronald Hugh .. Alexander Rodd Boswell Robert . Peter Ronald .. Duncan McDonald, McDonald, McDonald, McDonald, McDonald, McDonell. McDougall, Martin McEachern, Dougall McEachern, Neil McElnea, Samuel McGillivray. John AVilliam McGillivray. Vincent Hugh. Melnnis, Gordon Mclnnes, Norman McGinnis, John Elberdge .. Mcintosh, Henry Mcintosh, John Peter Mci nty re, Patrick Melvor, Malcolm MoKaracher. Finlay McKay, AVilliam McKenty, John McKenzie, John McKenzie, James Thompson McKenzie, David Shear .. ��� McKibbin, Robert Stuart .. McKicban, Peter John McKinnon, Dougald McKinnon, Joihn McKinnon, John Angus ... McKinnon, John Duncan .. McKinnon, John Angus McKinnon, Malcolm McLaren, Edgar McLaren, William Henry .. McLean, John Angus McLeod, Angus McLeod, Malcolm AVilliam . McLeod, Daniel McLeod, Jorm .7. .,,,,..... McLeod, Hugh McLeod, Neil McLeod, John Allan McLeod, Malcolm D 651|McLougblin, -John Amos .. 052 McMillan. Alex. .Joseph ... 053|McMillan, Alfred G54|McMi" 055 650 057 058 659 600 001 002 663 664 Daniel McMillan, AVilliam 1 McNaughton. Alexander McNeill, AVilliam Firth McPhee, Charles McPherson, J oh a Angus McPherson. Daniel J ������< McQueen, AVilliam McRae, Chi istopher AA'. McRae, Henry McSweyn, John Donald AVar Eagle Mine Boarding House Corner 4th Avenue and Spokane Street Let 10, Block 9. Nickel Plate Corner 4 th Avenue and Spokane Street Near eorner Spokane St. and 7th Ave. 1st Avenue, Oriental Block 2nd Avenue Cook and Nevada Street Columbia Avenue, south side, near Butte Queen Street, bet. 1st and 2nd Aves Queen Street, North AVar Eagle Mine Boarding House 2nd Avenue. Cardiff Hotel White Bear.Addition Black Bear mineral claim Subdivision of Virginia M. C Lot 10, Block 57 Georgia Street Washington Street Corner Washington St. and Union Ave. Washington Street, Astor Hotel 2nd Avenue, south side Columbia Avenue, W. of Court House .. Spokane Street, Oregon Restaurant Corner of 1st and Spokane Streets Le Roi Boarding House Georgia Street 110 Columbia Avenue N. E. Homestake mineral claim Black Bear mineral claim Nr. Cor. Wash, and 4th Ave. Enter. Add. Lot. 15, Block 60, Railway Addition AVaishington Street, Hoffman House .. About 400 feet south of Iron Colt M. C. 5th Avenue ��� ��� ��� Columbia Ave., Hazelwood Block N. W. corner 4th Ave. and Wash. St.. Butte Street, Block 27 4th Avenue, opposite School Nickel Plate Flat East Columbia Avenue 2nd Avenue, east of Carpenters' Hall.. Butte St., bet. Columbia and 1st Aves. 2nd Avenue. Watson Hotel Lot 18, Block 17 Butte-Street, Lot 20, Block 32 1st Avenue, south side Hoffman House Corner Washington and 2nd Avenue .. Park Street, east side Earl Street, Lot 24, Block 12 .......... Washington' Street, Hoffman House .. Pack Train mineral claim 4th Avenue, opposite School 2nd Avenue, Watson Hotel Corner 4th Avenue and Spokane Street Union Avenue, Lot IS, Block 17 2nd Avenue Bank o�� B. N. A. Chambers Le Roi Avenue, West , Corner of Elmore and St. Paul Streets Cor. Columbia Ave. and Queen Street Washington Street, east side 6th Avenue, near.. Lion. Brewery Cor. Washington St. and 4th Ave Columbia Avenue, Kootenay Hotel Le Roi mineral claim .'...' Corner 5th Avenue and Washington St. Union Avenue Le Roi Avenue Imperial Block Columbia Avenue, Vreda Block Nickel Plate Flat Columbia Avenue, south side Columbia Avenue, Exchange Hotel Near Court House AVashington Street, Astor House Belleview Hotel 4th Avenue, Lot 15, Block N 4th Ave., bet. Butte and Monte Christo Windsor Hotel,,. ��� Thompson Avenue Corner Spokane Street and 5th Avenue Josie Mine mineral claim Fool Hen mineral claim Lots 11 and 12, Block 17 Corner 5th Avenue and St. Paul Street 2nd Avenue, Lot 27, Block 12 -Nr=Er=corner^5th-'Aver-anil-Gliff-Street.- AVashington Street, Alhambra Hotel .. Josie Mine mineral claim Josie Mine boarding house Georgia Street Corner 4th Avenue and St. Paul Street Lot 6, Block 28 Lot 11, Block 7: Le Roi Avenue, Lot 7, Block 11 Montana livery Stable AVashington Street, Hoffman House ... Columbia Avenue, north side Josie Mine Boarding House Josie Mine Boarding House Butte Street Lot 23, Block 10, Railway Addition ... Washington Street, Horfman House ... Watson Hotel St. Paul Street 1st. Avenue and Queen Street Watson Hotel 1st Avenue Nickel Plate Flat Washington Street, Alhambra Hotel .. Court House Square Lot 2, Block M Columbia Avenue, near Court House .. Lot 2. Bloclc 20 AVhite Bear Addition Hoffman House Josie Mine mineral claim 2nd Avenue, Nickel Plate Flat AVar Eagle Mine Boarding House Lot 17. Block L 2nd Avenue, corner AVashington Street Columbia Avenue, West 2nd Avenue, near AVatson Hotel 2nd Avenue and Queen Street 2nd Avenue. Western Hotel 2nd Avenue, Western Motel Josie Mine Hoarding House Lot 10, Block 4 2nd Avenue. Western Hotel 2nd Avenue. Block 5 Le Roi Hoarding House Columbia Avenue. East AVar Eagle Mine Boarding Mouse Columbia Areiiue. Guelph Bloclc 1st Avenue Lot 19. Mlori- 1'* Lot 11, Block 43 Butte Sin* t War Eagb' Mine Boarding House .... Bloclc M.. between 2nd and 3rd Avenues Alhambra Motel Lot 14, Blink 32. Railway Addition .... Cor. Moine Christo and Columbia Aves. Cor. 5th Avenue and AVashington Street Corner AVashington and 5th Avenue ��� Miner Blacksmith �� Blacksmith Miner Carpenter Miner Miner Miner Miner Miner Miner Miner Miner Miner Miner Engineer Miner Miner Merchant Tailor Miner Book-keeper Broker Cook Miner Blacksmith Miner Merchant Driver Miner Miner Miner Engineer Labourer Miner Miner Miner Merchant Labourer Miner Clerk Miner Merchant Engineer Miner Druggist Agent Miner Store keeper Miner Engineer Miner Miner . . Miner Miner Blacksmith Barrister-at-law Blacksmith Bank teller Labourer Electrician Caretaker Financial agent Pipe fitter Miner Bank manager Miner Miner Financial agent Mine owner Mining investor Prospector Barrister-at-law Agent Hotel-keeper Book-keeper Barber Miner ' Miner Teamster Miner Collr. Inland Rev Miner Miner Miner Fireman Lineman Farmer 'Elecr-engi neer '"^'-^ Blacksmith Miner Miner Coll. of Customs Carpenter Hotel-lceeper Miner Miner Teamster Hotel clerk Merchant Miner Miner Clerk Miner Hotel-keeper Miner Ry. section boss Prospector Carpenter Blacksmith Miner Mi net- Physician Stone cutter Agent Miner Miner Miner Miner Miner Miner Expressman Mechanic Miner Miner Miner Hotel-keeper Butcher Mind- Ex pressman Lumbermin Miner Miner Miner Miner Mining Engineer Manufacturer Contractor Merchant Miner Machinist Miner City clerk Carpenter Miner Carpenter VOTERS' LIST���ROSSLAND CITY ELECTORAL DISTRICT. No. 665 666 667 60S 669 670 071 672 673 674 075 676 677 678 679 680 681 682 683 684 685 686 687 OSS 0S9 690 691 692 693 694 695 696 697 098 699 700 701 702 703 704 705 706 707 708 709 710 711 712 713 714 715 716 717 718 719 720 721 722 723 724 725 726 727 728 729 130 731 732 733 734 735 730 737 738 739 740 741 742 743 744 745 746 Christian name and surname of the Claimant in full length. Kesidence of Claimant. (If in a city or town, the name and side of the street upon which he resides,and the nameis of the nearest cross streets between which his residence is situate). Profession, trade or calling (if any). McTaggait, Henry A Kootenay Avenue H. school teacher Naccarato, Michael AV. side Wash. St., near Astor House.. Merchant Napper, James Robinson .. St. Paul Street, bet. 1st and 2nd Aves.. Miner Nelson, AVilliam James ... 23 Columbia Avenue. AVest Barrister-at-law Nesola, John 4ih Avenue Miner Newman, John War Eagle Hotel Miner Newton, Frank Almon Columbia Avenue. Allan Hotel Broker Nichols, Francis 1st Avenue, near St. Paul Street Miner Nichols, James 1st Avenue, near St. Paul Street Miner Niohcls, James 1st Avenue, cast of St. Paul Street Miner Nicholson, Herman Leslie . Le Roi Avenue, west of Davis Street .. Accountant Nicholson, \��*~liam Black Bear ��� ��� Miner Nimec, John Washington Street, North Miner Ninsick, Thomas losie Boarding House Miner Nixon, Henry 4th Avenue Labourer Nolan, Seneca Haigbt ���. Corner Spokane Street and Col. Ave.. Book-keeper Notti, Charles Davis Street, near R. C. Church Miner Notti, Peter ���. Davis Street, near R. C. Church Miner Novak, George James ".. Lot 13, Block 40 Engineer Oberg, Peter Alfred White Bear mineral claim Miner Odams, Elliott H. R Tosie Mine mineral claim Bdg. house kpr. Oliver, Charles Mason Columbia Ave., East, Lot 16, Block 52 .. Tel. agent Oliver, Hubert Gait AVar Eagle Mine Boarding House Electrician Orne, Ernest Diinsford Lot 7, Block 32, Railway Addition .... Broker Owen, George Washington Street, Alhambra Hotel .. .-fotel-kee-Per O'Brien, Bartholomew Queen Street, Lincoln Terrace Farmer O'Conner, John St. Charles Hotel Hotel clerk O'Neill, Charles Allan Columbia Avenue, East .'. Miner O'Neil Hugh : ��� Court House Janitor Paille, Evarisie Madores House Pallamcunter, Simpson 1st Avenue, AVest Paluso, MiChel AVashington Street, North Parker, Jacob AVhitfleld ... N. E. corner Cliff and Kootenay Streets Patterson, Robert Orr Lot 11, Block 16 Patterson, Samuel Lot 11, Block 16 Patton, Arthur Follett Bank of Montreal Building Paul, George Byron 1st Avenue, Merchants Hotel .......... Paulson, George Alfred Queen Street Paxton, Joseph Pegg Columbia Avenue Pavier, Edward S. W. corner Columbia and Spokane Sts. Pecoraro, Gusieppe ��� ��� Queen Street, N. of C. P. R. Pendray, Arthur Let 20, Block 8, Columbia Avenue .... Penney, Thomas Patrick .. War EagleoMine Hotel Peppin, John AVhitney Avenue ��� ��� ��� ��� Percy, Edward Chas. A. .. North AVashington Street Petch, Isaac Asa 3rd Avenue, Block L Phillips, John Monte Christo St., near Baptist Church Phillips, William Patiick .. ,jth Avenue, East Plhinney, John S North Queen Street' .���*.... Phipps, William H. G Columbia Avenue, Bank of Mont. Bldg. Pilon, Emanuel Queen Street, Lot 16, Block 41 ........ Pinkerton, Alexander 2nd Avenue, north side Pitt, Alexander Richard .. Legal Tender mineral claim1 ��� Plewman, Richard Elgood . Queen Street, east side Powers, John Washington Street, Alhambra Hotel .. Powers, Thos. Joseph Corner Spokane St. and Columbia Ave. Prest, AVilliam John Columbia Avenue, Lot 16, Block 29 Preston, Walter Corbett .. j.th Avenue, Block N Pretty, Frederick AVm Corner Butte and 1st Avenue Pringle, George R. AVashington Street, west side .......... Pringle, Kenneth Angus .. Washington Street, N. of, 5th Avenue .. Pringle, James AVashington Street, N. of 4th Avenue .".. Prudhomme, Hector ��� ��� Top of AVashington Street Pummell, Arthur Hoffman Hotel ��� Quayle, James Quirk, Edward Michael Raabe, Gus Race. Charles Ernest Racine, Joseph Radwell, Arthur Ralph, Thomas ..... ^ Ranger, _ rederick , Rankin, Daniel Raven, Percy John Raymer, Horace James ... Raymer, Frank Rea, John Richard Reamsbottom, Alfred Bailey Reed, William C Reed, Thomas Henry Reid, Peter Renwick, H. Paul Lots 12 and 13, Knob Hill Addition Kootenay Avenue .'.. Lumberman Miner Miner Electrician Mach. helper Engineer Book-keeper Engineer Merchant Clerk Butcher Miner Miner Miner Miner Car inspector Baker Contractor Miner Miner Teller Prospector Miner Miner Book-keeper Miner Butcher Barber Engineer Painter Blacksmith Machinist Miner- Miner Diam. drill wrkr. Miner Tel. man /-; . Cigarmaker Journalist Labourer Cook Miner Lumberman Miner Miner Builder Elec. assistant Riccelli, Antonio Richardson, Geo. AVm. ... Stichmond, William Richards, AVilliam Rickard, Henry James ... Ridout, Andrew Campbell Rigby, Jackson Rinquist, Peter Rinta, John Ritchie, J. Fred. ._. Ri versr'Toh h^TrTTrrrrTT*:^ Robbins, Joseph 747 Revsbeck, Andrew H. 74S 749 750 751 752 753 754 755 750 757 "758 759 760 761 762 763 764 705 760 707 70S 709 770 771 772 773 774 775 770 777 778 779 780 7S1 782 7S3 7S4 7S5 780 7S7 7SS Machinist Miner Blacksmith Surveyor 7S9 790 791 792 793 791 795 790 'i 97 79S 799! SOO S01 S02 803 SOI S05 sot; S07 SOS SO!) S10 Sll S12 SI 3 S14 sir. Roberts, AVilliam Henry ... Roberts, Louis M Roberts, Frank Roberts, Richard Robertson, Harry T Robinson, Neil Robinson, Frank AVilfred .. Robinson, AA'illiam Thomas Robinson, Walt;i- Greaves . Robson, Charles Oswald .. Rodier, Peter A Rogers, Thomas Picton Rolls, Charles Rollo. Charles Rolls. William Roll, Francis Ward law Ronsel. Antonio Rose, Erbin C Itoss, Thomas Archibald .. Ross, Jcptha Rowe, William Rowe. Thomas Rue!. C.vrtl Ruel, Edward Ruel. Joseph Ruell, Cyril Ruelle, Treffle Rusde'i, R chard Henry Rush, Frank Hoffman Hotel Lancaster House 2nd 'A.venue,': Cardiff, Hotel 1st Avenue, Oriental Hotel AA*ar Eagle Mine Boarding House Columbia Avenue, Montreal House Alhambra Hotel East Le Roi Avenue Columbia Avenue McKenize Block, 1st Avenue Columbia Avenue, AVindsor Hotel Miner AVashington Street, Hoffman House .. ��� Farmer Nickel Plate Flat, near Watsons Corner 5th Avenue and Butte Street . St. Paul Street, bet. 2nd and 3rd Aves. Butte Street Corner Columbia Ave. and Butte St. Miner 2nd Avenue, bet. Queen and St. Paul Sts. Miner Kootenay Ave., bet. Butte and Georgia Broker Sth Avenue, bet. Spokane and Wash... Miner City of Spokane mineral claim Miner AVashington Street, Hoffman House .. Newspaperman 1st Avenue, Mackenzie Block Clerk Corner Davis Street and Union Avenue photographer Cook Avenue Miner 0th Avenue Miner Corner Davis Street and Le Roi Avenue j,an(- surveyor 'CoTJIc^Avenue^aiTd^^ AVashington Street, North Miner Spokane Street Miner Corner Union and Davis Streets Assayer AVashington Street, Astor Hotel Miner CoinerDavis Street and Union Avenue Mining engineer Washington Street, Hoffman House Washington Street, Collins House . Lot 21, Block 41 Lot 21, Block 20 Washington Street. Collins Mouse . White Bear Addition Columbia Avenue. 10i Teamster Fireman Teamster Miner Barber Miner :t Tinsmith Washington St.. bei. 5th and 0th Aves. Merchant 5th Avenue, north side Miner Washington Street Miner Le Roi Avenue. West Druggist Columbia Avenue Broker Queen Street. East, near 3rd Avenue .. Miner Corner of 3rd Avenue and SI. Paul St. Miner Washington Street and 4th Avenue Miner Corner Washington Street and Itli Ave. Miner Corner Washington Street and 2nd Ave. ]3akcr Uh Avenue, near School Miner 5th Avenue, north side Miner 5th Avenue and Spokane Street Miner 51 li Avenue, Block 13 Miner lib Avenue, near Washington Street .. Blacksmith Washington Street Lumberman Corner Columbia Ave. and Monita St. Blacksmith Davis Street Miner Sabatino, Palos*/.i 2nd Avenue, near Presbyterian Church Sangft r, Cr.a les Columbia Avenue, East ��� Sargent. Thomas Lot 13. Block 10 Sav.ilc. John Corner Butte Street and 2nd Avenue .. Scartough, Amos Coiner 3rd Avenue and AVashington St. Scarpelli, Antonio 5ih Avenue ��� ��� ��� Scarpelli. Frank John Queen Street ��� Scarpelllo, Samuel Queen Street Sccrbo. Angelo Scholield, Krederick .. Scott, Jos'-ph Mowbray Sdao. Frank jsdno. Mike iSeaman. Marry jSesd. William jSeeley, James H |Seney. Luc |Senior. Ben iSharen. George Allen . |Slifiw, John ]Shaw, Thomas AVesb'y iSheern. Harry Sherina.i, AVilliam Hem Shilvock. Leonard Sibley. S'anlny Silcox, Charles Queen Street. N. C. P. R. track Scholield Block, Columbia Avenue Le Roi, East Columbia Hotel Ht Avenue, near Columbia Hotel Spokane Street, Block 15 Spokane Street AVashington Street. Alhambra Hotel .. 1st Avenue, near Headquarters Hotel .. 1 ,e Roi A venue. West ���"-���th Avenue, bet. Spokane and AVash... Columbia Avenue. Hunter Bros.' store Cook Avenue, near cor. AVashington St. Columbia Avenue, East Bhek Bear grounds Lot 20, Block 3 Opp. Lion Brewery, bet Ot.h and 7th Av. Washington Street, South Simons, Valance C AVashington Street, Hoffman House Miner Mech. engineer Mgr. Mess. Serv.. Miner Carpenter Miner Miner Miner Miner Registrar S. C. Miner Miner Miner Miner Blacksmith Teamster Shoemaker Miner Clerk Clerk Miner ! uierK ' ': Miner Clerk Engineer Miner Tailor The Nelson Tribune The J* E Ashdown Hardware Co., Ltd. Importers and Dealers in] Shelf til-id Heavy HARDWARE Tinware and Granite ware Stoves and Ranges BAKER ST. Fire Brick, Fire Clay, Portland Cement, T-Rai 1 s, Ore Cars, Sheet Steel, Crescent, Canton and Jessop's Drill Steel : : : : : INELSOIN Honey PURE CALIFORNIA In i -lb Glass Jars 25c Honey J. A. IRVING & CO. Groceries and Provisions Houston Block, Nelson. ��� ��� ��� ��� ��� ��� ��� ��� ��� ��� ��� ��� ��� I J. Y. Griffin & Co., Limited.J ��������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������� Preserving Peaches We are uoav receiving regular consignments of the Crawford Freestone Peach direct from Wenatchee. Prices have touched rock bottom for this season, so do not delay in ordering 3'our supply. NKLSON, B. C. Starkey & Co. Wholesale Provisions Produce and Fruits (JR.. A. Rogers __: Co., L,d., Winnipeg Representing ') j*v. K. Fairbank Co., <��� Montreal (Simcoe Canning Co., ��J Simcoe Office and Warehouse, Josephine Street INelson, B. C. J. A. Kirkpatriek & Co., Ltd. Wholesnle and Retail Groceries, Crockery and Glassware Aberdeen Block, Kelson We have just received a consignment of The Cudahy Packing Company's famous Diamond C Bacon ���especially cured and smoked for famity use. This bacon has no equal on the market. Try it. We haA'e a few gross of Preserve Sealers left at right prices^__ 6)o(h 9)0(6 J. A. KIRKPATRICK & CO., Ld. WoQW^WSfflWfim^radoffl^fflQ^ Wora Cgo(& MO(& 5J2<g*^2ro W^mO v) R���2^���^s9E^2^���-^^,���^s������9(^s�� *5sa9*^a9 ess P. Burns & Co Wholesale and Retail^ Meat Merchants Head Office and^Cold^Storage Plant^at Nelson. BRANCH MARKETS nt Kaslo, Ymlr, Sandon, Silverton, Revelstoke, New Denver, Cascade, Trull, Grand Porks, Greenwood, Midway, Phoenix, I'osslaml. H'jcan city, Moyie, ('ranhrook, Kern le and Macleod. NKLSON BRANCH MAKKET, BURNS BLOCK, BAJCKIt STREET Orders by mail lo any Hraneh will receive prompt ami careful attention. Cash Advanced on Consignments Jacob Green & Co. Aactioneers, Appraisers, Valctators General Commission Agents _ NELSON, B.C. Comer of Baker and Josephine Street, We earry a very large Stock of The Latest I'alte Carpets, Rug;^9 Linoleums Come and make your choice Before House Cleaning SEE OUR GO=CARTS All prices. Wu can suit you. D. McARTHUR & CO. furniture Dealers and Undertakers MORLEY & CO. Wholesale and Retail Booksellers and Stationers c/lrtists' Materials Engineering and Mining Books Typewriters cMimeographs Photographic Supplies SMusical Instruments Morley & Co. Nelson, BX- IB. PANTO |AT J. A. Giiker-i ��������������������������������������������������������������������������������� NOTICE OF MEETING. Nki.so.v, 15. C, September 5th, 1903. Notice is hereby given that an extraordinary general meeting of the shareholders of the Northwest Coal and Coke Company, Limited 'non-personal liability), will be hold on Monday, the twenty-lirst day of September, l'M3, at the hour of 3 p.m., at the head oflice of the company, Kootenay street, Nelson, U. C, for the purpose of increasing the capital stock of thecompanv from ?:i,000,000 to .$10,0mi���000 to increase the number of directors fronnsix to eleven,and to authorize the directors to issue debentures of the companv to the amount oi $1,000,000. Bv order of the directors, B. B. JIIGIITON, Secretary-Treasurer. ��� :1c \^J-'W\^/' '>i*'< \? T..fvf i.^S An Old Head on Young: Shoulders isn't always indicative of wisdom, as it takes experience lo make a man appreciate ihe high class work done nt the Kootenay Steam Laundry. After your experience of lagged edges and spread eagle bulloli holes, siivakcd shirt fronts, etc., you will come lo us to slay. Kootenay Steam Laundry QaJt Coal And Wood of All Kinds Terms Spot Cash <��� W. F>. TIERINEIY J ��� Telephone -G5 linker Street 'ot> Printing We Use Gumption "as well as the best papers and inks in the execu- 4 tion of your orders��� they will not be mis- a understood. Quick dis- ^ patch given out-of-town work. W. H. JONES Madden Building NKLSON, H.C. ��� Strathcona (formerly Ilolel l'hair) B. TOMKIIVS MANAGER The Leading Hotel of the Kootenays Good Sample (looms Special Kates to Commercial Men Stanley and Victoria Streets, NKLSON Madden House T: THOMAS MADDEN ' ���TROI'ttlETOK Centrally Located Electric Lighte HEADQUARTERS FOR TOURISTS AND OLD TIMERS Baker and Ward Streets Nelson, B. C. Queen's Hotel Baker Street, Nelson. B. C. Lighted by Electricity aud Heated by Hot Air Large and Comfortable Bedrooms and First- class Dining Room. Sample Rooms for Commercial Men. [RATES $2 PER DAY MRS. E. C. CLARKE, Proprietress Silver King Hotel | BAKER STREET, NELSON UNDER OLD MANAGEMENTS RATES $1.00 PER DAY The Dining Boom is unsurpassed and the Bedrooms are the best in Nelson. The Bur is stocked with good Wines, Liquors and Cigars. Tfemont House European and American Plan Meals '2T> cts. Rooms from 25 els. to $1. Only White Help Employed. --^-^���MALONB-&--TR__GILLUS^--="��� Baker St., Nelson Proprietors Lakeview Hotel Corner Vernon and Hall Streets, NELSON^ B. C. BEST DOLLAK-A-DAY HOUSE IN NKLSON NO CHINESE EMPLOYED Aagast Thomas, Ptoptietot Bartlett House Josephine St., Nelson, II. 0. White Help Only Employed The Best Dollai'-a-l'ay House In Nelson The Bar is the Finest GEO. W. BARTLETT, Proprietor WANTED. Bride-framers at government bridge near Klko, Southeast Kootenav. Apply to K. 0. IIiff, foreman, Elko. J. !'"��� ARMSTRONG, Government Agent. Fort Steele, B. C, September 1st, l'.iu:-. Kootenay Coffee Co. Dealers In Coffee, Teas, Spices, 'Baking, Powder, and Flavoring Extracts. OUR GOODS are Pure and selected from the best in the various ------���--Tt-r^r���------ lines. In order to get the best, please buy from us direct, and %e guarantee satisfaction. cAddress, Kootenay Coffee Co. Telephone 17 Nelson, <B.C. P. O. Box 182 VOTERS' LIST���ROSSLAND CITY ELECTORAL DISTRICT. No. su; S17 SIS S19 820 Christian name and surname of the Claimant in full length. Residence of Claimant. (If in a city or town, the name and side of the street upon which he resides, und the names of the nearest cross streets between which his residence is situate). Profession, trade or calling (if any'. 'Simpson, Malteward Simpson, Homer Wesley . Simpson, Charles Edward. Sims. William Sinclair, Archibold C. ... S21|Sisley, Sydney S22 S23 S24 825 S20 S27 j S2S , 829 : S30 S31 832 S33 S34 S35 S3(i S37 S3S _.,��� 840 841 S42 S43 844 S45 S46 S47 S4S S49 S50 851 S52 S53 S54 855 S5C 857 S58 S59 SCO SGI Sb*2 S63 S64 S65 S66 SG7 86b 869 S70 871 S72 S73 S74 S75 S76 S77 S7S 879 SS0 SSI SS* 883 884 S85 SS6 8S7 SSS 889 890 S91 S92 S93 S94 S95 S96 Sloan, John Smith, Alexander Wright .. Smith, Kingsley Smith, Robert Smith, John Alexander Smith, John Carman Smith, Henry Harvey Smith, Harold Neil Smith, Andrew John Smith, Lambert Lewis Smith, Henry Badeley Smith, Hubert Chester Smyth, John Soulier, William Spertafore, Antonio Sprague, Frank Squires, Joseph Stanley, Charles Henry ... Stanley, Howard Leroy Stanton, Mark Startari, Frank Stead, Walter Stemke, August Frank Stephens, Edward Stepihens, Melvin Stevens, George Stewart, Alexander Stewart, James Stewart, Hiram A Stewart, Robert Franklin . Stewart, William John Stibbs, Charles Henry Stillman, Robert Forbes ... Stothers, John. Stride, Thomas Strickland, Alex. William . Stussie, Jost Sullivan, Walter Sullivan, Daniel Summers, Charles Elmer .. Summers, Edgar R Sutherland, G-eorge Duncan Supple, Michael Swadden, Henry Swain, William i>0l 89S 899 900 901 902 903 904 905 906 907 908 909 910 911 ^912 913 Thomas, Thomas, Thomas, Thomas, Thomas, Thomas, William Evan Thomson, Benjamin Green. Thompson, James W Thompson, William Thompson, fto-a Toison, Ernest Tompkins, William Toinyn, Mike Torranjo, Fred. ., Townsend, Herbert Ridley. Townsend, Neville Frederick Townsend, William B Tremblay, Alexis Turner, William Anthony . Turner, William John Twaddle,. James Tyckosony La-rs Talbot, George 1'app, Harry Alfred Tappen, Fred. S. G Taylor, John Elmore Tees, Robert Arthur Temby, Richard Templeton, James A Tertian, William Gregory Therrien, Narcisse Thomas, George Alfred ......... Davis Rees Daniel Henry Joseph Spokane Street, Soutli Lot 20, Block 52 Le Roi Avenue, south side Cardiff Hotel Kootenay Avenue Lots 8 and 9, Block 4, Enterprise Add. Kootenay & Columbia wagon road Washington Street, Hoffman House ... Spokane St., bet. Thompson and Cook.. Butte Street, East Butte Street, east side Washington Street, south of Col. Ave.. Lot 12, Block 10 ..��� Lot 12, Block 51 6th Avenue War Eagle Hotel 116 Columbia Avenue 340 Le Roi Avenue 6th Avenue and Queen Street 4th Ave. N., bet Monte Ch. & Georgia Queen Street, near Fire Hall 4th Ave., N., bet. Monte Ch. & Butte.. Columbia Avenue, Windsor Hotel Corner Butte and Le Roi Streets 5th Avenue .�� 4th Avenue, bet. Butte and Georgia Lot IS, Block 40 Le Roi Avenue ,Lot 16, Block 32 Corner 4th Avenue and Butte Street .. Hoffman House Corner Union and Spokane Street Josie Mine Boarding House Columbia Avenue Queen Streat Le Roi Avenue and Monte Christo St.. Washington Street, Alhambra Hotel . % Columbia Avenue, Hazlewood Block ... 2nd Avenue, Western Hotel Washington Street, Methodist Parsonage Columbia Avenue. Cliff House Davis Street, east side Corner Columbia Ave. and Wash. St Knob Hill Addition -* Corner 1st Avenue and St. Paul Street.. Corner 1st Avenue and St. Paul Street.. Corner Earl Street and 4t.h Avenue ... Washington Street, Collins House Columbia Avenue, West, near Davis St. War Eagle mineral claim 4th Avenue, near G. N. round house .. Washington St., bet. 4th and 5th Aves. Davis Street, opposite Catholic Church Le Roi Boarding House Spokane Street, South Lot S. Block 30 4th Avenue Washington Street, N. of G. N. Hotel .. Josie Mine mineral claim Lot 8. Block 10 Washington Street, neai* 4th Avenue .. Nickel Plate Flat, Watson House Lots 10 and 11, S. of Virginia M. C St. Paul Street, Lancaster House . N. W. cornea* Le Roi and St. Paul War Eagle Mine Boarding House Thompson Avenue Nickel Plate Flat 4th Avenue, East, Lot 16, Block O Columbia Avenue, West, Butte Hotel.. Nickel Plate Flat Corner Earl Street and Union Avenue.. Queen Street, Lot 15, Block 41 5th Avenue and Spokane Street Washington Street, North . ��� Queen Street Col. Av., W., Lots S and 9, Blk 10, Ry Ad Lot 6, Block 40 Columbia Avenue, Lot 10, Block 10 Cor. Queen St. and 3rd Ave., L. 12, Bk K Columbia Avenue. Windsor Hotel Davis and Thompson Avenue Lot 10, Block 12 Columbia Avenue, East Stationer Merchant Surveyor Miner Physician Millman Farmer Hotel-keeper Miner P. L. S. Tinsmith Gardener Merchant Tailor Miner Miner Miner Civil engineer Harness maker Miner Miner Miner Miner Gentleman Engineer Labourer Engineer Shoemaker Pipe fitter Carpenter Hotel porter Tel. operator Miner Policeman Janitor Miner Miner Engineer Hotel clerk Minister Labourer Miner Accountant Teamster Liveryman Labourer Electrician Labourer Blacksmith Miner Miner Miner Miner Miner Janitor Merchant Engineer Miner Miner Clerk Carpenter Miner Miner Civil engineer Wh. liquor dealer Miner Pressman Engineer Miner Restauranter Mine manager Mine owner Miner Miner Miner Lumberman Registrar Cty. Ct. P. L. S. Comm. agent Stone mason Mine supt. Blacksmith's hlpr Miner Miner Ulvila, Matt 6th Avenue Miner Uren, Richard Charles 5th Avenue Miner Urquhart, Alexander 2nd Avenue, near the bridge Labourer Urquhart, George Will lam . Lot 16. Block 28 Mgr. P. Burns Co. Valpe, Frank Queen Street, North Miner Van Buskirk, Wm. F Corner Davis and Le Roi Avenue Civil engineer Vaneur, Fred Headquarters Hotel Stone mason Van Sickle, Malachi Lot 19, Block 27 Clergyman. Varcoe, Herbert 6th Avenue .- Miner Vars, Almus Norton Columbia Avenue, Hotel Allan Book-keeper Veechio, Sam Nickel Plate Flat, near Centre Star Htl. Miner Veniilo, Rafael Near corner 3rd Ave. and Queen St. .. Miner Villeneuve, Michael j^jj^Colujnbia Ave., Miners', Union__HalL._^._--Min<*i*-- ��� VittrerEqu_���ib"rr.TVr.. Queen Street Miner Vincent, William Spokane St., between 1st and 2nd Aves. Miner 914 Wadds, William Lots 12, 13, 14, Block 52 Postmaster 915 Wall, George Hubert Corner Butte and Le Roi Avenue Fireman 916 Walsh, Patrick Joseph 1st Avenue, Fire Hall Fireman 917 Walsh, Rchard Lot 7, Block 58 Miner 918 Walsh, Thomas Past War Eagle Hotel Miner 919 Walsh, William Thompson Avenue, West Architect 920 Ward, Frederick William .. Columbia Avenue, East Merchant 921 Ward, William Angus W. . Columbia Avenue, Velvet Block Bank clerk 922 Warras, Prank 2nd Avenue, bet. St. Paul and Queen Miner 923 Wasley, Samuel John Idaho mineral claim Miner 924 Wasley, Samuel Washington Street, Florence Hotel Miner 925 Watson, Abraham W Corner Thompson Ave. and Monita St. Contractor 926 Watson, Lum Alexander .. Block 28 Lineman 927 Watson, James Herbert 116 Le Roi Avenue Accountant 92S Wells, John Dolor Park Street, below Hospital Miner 929 Wells, Joseph Block 54 Labourer 930 Whines, William James ... Spokane Street, bet. 1st and 2nd Aves.. Miner 931 White, Percy Victoria Avenue, Lot 1, Block 4 Janitor 932 Whitesi'le, Be-ijimin Lot 1, Block K Fireman 933|Wlntiord, William War Eagle Hotel Miner 934 Whitmore, Dell About 200 feet N. W. of Lion Brewery Contractor 935 Will, Lewis 2nd Avenue Engineer 936 Williams, Edward James .. Queen Street, bet. Columbia and 1st Av. Miner 937 Williams, William Charles. Nickel Plate Flat Miner 938WiH'ams, Andrew Lincoln. 2nd Avenue, Cardiff Hotel Blacksmith 939 Williams, Charles Marshall Rossland Miner 9*0 Williams, Herbert Joseph.. Lot 24, Block 41 Teamster 941 Williams, James Henry ... Le Roi Avenue Miner 942 Williamson, Ben. Andrew . Nickel Plate Flat Miner 943 Williamson, James Lot 2, Block 3, Nickel Plate Addition.. Carpenter 944 Williamson, William Josie Mine Boarding House Miner 945 Willson, William David Corner Cliff Street and Le Roi Avenue Contractor 946 Wilson, Frederick Reeve .. Corner Queen Street and 1st Avenue .. Fireman 947 Wilson, John Carandine ... O'Hearn Block, cor. Queen & Col. Ave. Gentleman 948 Winn, E. S. H Columbia Avenue, Cosmos Block Student-at-law 949 Woicenko, George Le Roi Boarding House Lumberman 950 Wood, Charles Cor. Washington St. and 3rd Avenue.. Miner 951 Wood, John James Le Roi Ave., near Salvation Barracks.. Contractor 952|Wood, William Martin 953 954 955 956 957 95S 959 960 Queen Street, North Customs officer Woodey, Thomas Washington Street, North Miner Wooley, James 2nd A,venue, Marsh Building Baggage man Working, John David Central Hotel Carpenter Wright, Joseph Corner Union Ave. and Washington St. Cigar manufac. Wright, Richard Lloyd 3rd Avenue Assayer Wright, William Boyd Cosmos Hotel Miner Wyldes, William Victor .. War Eagle Boarding House Miner Wynne, Llewellyn Chas, St. Paul Street East Mining engineer <j1 Yates, Wiiliam Spokane Street, North Watchman 962 Vorke, Gsorge Alfred Idaho Fraction Hoisting engineer 963[Young, Frederick John 2nd Avenue, Marsh Building Ry. employee 964|Young, James Hector 39 Columbia Avenue Dom. Exp. agent i 965|Zecchin, Pellico Queen St., east side, N. of 2nd Avenue. Miner m____��tv._��>*a .'-i,'.���*-��� .........
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Title | The Nelson Tribune |
Publisher | Nelson, B.C. : Tribune Publishing Company |
Date Issued | 1903-09-10 |
Description | The Tribune was published in Nelson, in the Central Kootenay region of southeastern British Columbia, and ran from November 1892 to November 1905. The Tribune was published and edited by John Houston, an outspoken journalist who would later embark on a successful political career, which included four terms as the mayor of Nelson and two terms in the provincial legislature. Houston had established the Miner in Nelson in 1890, and, after leaving the Miner in the summer of 1892, he established the Tribune to compete with his former paper. In August 1901, the title of the paper was changed to the Nelson Tribune. |
Geographic Location |
Nelson (B.C.) |
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Newspapers |
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FileFormat | application/pdf |
Language | English |
Notes | No paper 1895-1896, 1897-1905 Frequency: Weekly Titled The Tribune from 1892-12-01 to 1901-08-14. Titled The Nelson Tribune from 1901-08-15 to 1903-12-19. Published by John Houston & Co. from 1892-12-01 to 1894-12-29; The Tribune Publishing Company from 1897-01-02 to 1898-12-31; an unidentified party from 1899-01-07 to 1901-08-31 and from 1902-08-30 to 1903-02-07; The Tribune Association from 1901-09-02 to 1902-02-25; and The Tribune Company from 1903-02-14 to 1903-12-19. |
Identifier | The_Tribune_1903_09_10 |
Collection |
BC Historical Newspapers Collection |
Source | Original Format: Royal British Columbia Museum. British Columbia Archives. |
Date Available | 2012-12-20 |
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 | 1f02f6c3-7544-4883-8bc9-2b02713b0417 |
DOI | 10.14288/1.0189296 |
Latitude | 49.5000000 |
Longitude | -117.2832999 |
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