c ,mfM4^CMl X TIIK TRIBUXK IS TIIK OLDKST NEWSPAPER PKIXTED (X THK KOOTKXAYS Saturday, September 1:2., 1903 NEI.SON IS THE TRADE CENTER OF SOUTHEASTERN BRITISH COLUMBIA POLITICALSITU ATION The week ending today had but one sen- .sjirioii^iur-polities. The government announced a change of date for holding the elections; thnt instend of being held on October !flst, they would be hold on Saturday, October 3d. The announcement of the change caused considerable commotion among the Liberals, and a few of the prominent men in the party implored tho lieutenant-governor, by personal interviews nnd telegrams, to ignore the recommendation of his responsible ministers. Thc lieutenant-governor had assented to the change of date, or it would not have been announced. So the protestants liad their trouble, and gained little more than a laugh from the people. The people nro nofc worrying over rthe matter. They know just as much about the issues now as they would know if the campaign was extended till Christmas, aud thoy want tlie election over. While neither party has nominated all its candidates, it may be stated that the candidates of tlie respective parties have all been selected. In the Kooteuay-Boun- dary districts, the Liberal-Conservatives have named nil their candidates excopt for Columbia riding, and the Liberals have named all except for Sloeim and Rosslaud City ridings. Reviewing tho situation, making due allowance for the political bias of The Tribune, it appears that tho Liberal-Conservatives are tlio stronger iu Greenwood, Grand Forks, Nelson City, Ymir, Kaslo, Cranbrook, and Fernio ridings, and are more thau likely to carry these seven ridings. Dr. Spankie, in Greenwood riding, and George Fraser, in Grand Forks riding, aro hard at, work making a personal canvass. Both arc opposed by lawyers, tho Grand Forks Liberals having put up a lawyer, named Clem- outs, in place of Neil MoCalhuu, who resigned. In Nelsou City John Houston is also opposed by a lawyer, who claims lie has the labor vote in his hip pocket. Houston's majority will bo a hundred or more. In Ynii*-, Harry Wright's opponent i.s probably the weakest man, from every standpoint, iu the riding. He is looked on as a blatant blatherskite by the laboring men who know him, and business men will have nothing to do with him. Wright's majority will bo over 200. IifKaslo, "Bob" Green is opposed by John L. Retallack, who is given all the credit for securing the ��_o-n-toii bonus on European Steel Corporation. [Associated[Tress.] London, September 12.���Inquiry made at the European offices of the United States Steel Corporation today revealed the fact that no serious importance is attached to the statement made by the Brussels correspondent of the London Daily Telegraph, that negotiations are in progress favorably botweeu representatives of the large steel works iu Germany, Belgium and France for the formation of a European steel corporation. So far as known, the continental manufacturers are no newer a combine thau when the idea was first mooted about a year ago. It is pointed out, however, that the price of steel on the continent are now kept extraordinarily low, which would facilitate the efforts to effect a combine, though it is doubted whether the vastly differing interests and methods of the various coun- lend. While not detracting from the #oo<l work done by Mr. Retallack with respect to the aid secured from the Dominion government, this fact should not be lost sight of: "Bob" Green wa.s working to secure fair treatment for the silver- lend mine-owners of Kootenay during all the years Mr. Retallack was sojourning in the United States, and the work Mr. Green aud others did while Mr. Retallack was an actual non-resident of the province made it all the more easy to secure what little was obtained from the Dominion government. In Cranbrook riding the Liberals arc marshalling spellbinders, which is an indication that "Tom" Caven is getting there with bot ' feet. "Tom" is a worker, not a spell binder, and his majority will be over 100 W. R. Ross, in Fernie riding, has a walkover against E. C. Smith, the Liberal candidate. Smith is the candidate of the Crow's Nest Pass Coal Company; Ross is the caudidate of the people. In the Slocan, William Hunter is working like a day laborer on a contract. His Liberal opponent dropped out, and a convention is to be held at New Denver on Tuesday to name another candidate; but it is not likely one will be named. The day is too late, aud the race will be be tween "Old Bill" Hunter mid William Davidson, the candidate of the Independent Labor Party. Tho race will bo close; but we are inclined to believe that Hunter's wind is the better of the two, and that he will lead at the finish by a neck. In Revelstoke, the fight is "between Taylor aud Kellie, Bennett, the Socialist, not being considered iu it. Kellie is posing as an Independent, iu the hopes of drawing support from all parties; but the dodge is too thin. Taylor can win if only his supporters use common seuse iu making their campaign.' Claptrap and abuse of Kellie will not help Taj-lor. In Rossland City, the Liberal-Conservatives nominated ex-mayor A. S. Goodeve on Friday night, aud Liberals will probably uouiinato a lawyer, named Macdonald, next week. Goodeve is one of the best speakers in Kootenay, and as he was elected mayor of Rossland twice, he should be able to defeat lawyer Macdonald as easily as John Houston will defeat lawyer Taylor in Nelson. In both ridings it is a case of "too much lawyer." 13pin Columbia riding, W. C. Wells (Liberal) will probably have a walkover. Ho was chief commissioner of lands and works for three years, aud he took good care that every request from a constituent for a road or a trail was gratified. Hence his popularity. Outside of tho Kootenay-Bouudary ridings, the situation may be summed up as favorable to thc Liberal - Conservatives. There is a good deal of friction in both parties in Vancouver and Victoria, and the result will be the return from these two cities of five Conservatives and four Liberals. Atlin, Skeena, Delta, Dewdney, Richmond, Chilliwack, Now Westminster, Esquimalt, The Islands, Saanich, Cowichan, Newcastle, Nanaimo, and Alberni will break even. Cariboo will return Rogers and Adams, both Liberal- Conservatives. Lillooet, Yale, Similka- miocn, Kamloops, and Okanagaii should return a majority of Liberal-Conservatives. BOYS, THE MEMBERS FOR. THE KOOTENAY - BOUNDARY RIDINGS CONTROL THE NEXT GOV- ENT OF BRITISH COLUMBIA! Under date of September 3d, John Houston, the candidate of the Liberal-Conservative Party for Nelson riding, mailed the following letter to his constituents: In asking for your vote and influence nt the coming election, it is only fair L should state what I accomplished during the time I was a member of the legislative assembly. Elected in June,; 1900, the first session of the legislature commenced in August. At that session I iu traduced a bill amending thc Water Clauses Act, aud secured its passage. City municipalities, like Nelson, have now the same status under the Water Clauses Act ns power companies. This enabled the City of Nelson to not only acquire watiir rights ou Kootenay river, but to acquire a site on which to erect a power station. I drafted an amendment to thc Mineral Act, which was adopted, allowing owners iu mineral claims to advertise co-owners out who refused to pay their share of as sessment work. Snch a provision bud been asked for for a number of years, but for some reason, definite action liad not been taken. The amendment has been a part of the Mineral Act for three years, and thnt it has worked well is evidenced by the fact that no complaints have been heard agaiust its operation. In the three following sessions I introduced and had the miuiug committee adopt the following, which was reported to the house: "Your select standing committee on mining beg leave to report as follows: Your committee is of the opinion that no amendments should be made to the Mineral Act duriug the present session." This actiou was iu line with public opinion in Kootenay: that the fewer changes made in the Mineral Act the better it would be for everyone interested in mining. tries concerned could ever be united under one organization. Go to Extremes. [Assoeiiitcd l'ress.] Berlin, September 12.���The keeper of the restaurant attached to the Royal opera house at Dresden, which he has occupied for fifteen years, has been refused a renewal of his lease because he sold chocolate bearing pictures of ex-crown princess Louise of Saxony, who eloped with" the French tutor Girou. Sailing for Home. [Associated Press.] New Yohk, September 12.���Sh* Thomas Lip ton's chartered ocean-going tug Cruiser sailed today for Liverpool. Tho Cruiser came over with the Shamrock and the Erin. The Turkish Insurrection [Associated Press.] London, September 12.���Private letters from Monasfuvstate that the Wallichiau inhabitants of Krushevo fully confirm the charges made by the Bulgarians, that the Turkish soldiers and Bashi Bazouks outraged aud slaughtered defenseless women ajid children there, the atrocities contiuu- uing two days and nights. As the Wal- lichians hate the Bulgarians, their, testimony in this instance carries considerable weight. Hilmi Pasha has admitted that thirty Bashi Bazouks were concerned in the affair. Hilmi Pasha says that these Bashi Bazouks stole 4000 cattle, all of which have been restored to the owners. A pitiful condition of affairs still exists at Krushevo, where the wounded people are lying on the bare floors with their undressed wounds bound in spiled rags. The -only doctor in the town-was killed and the drug store destroyed. The Turkish officials now will neither permit a doctor to go to the town nor the wounded to be removed to Mouastir for treatment. The wounded arc mostly women and children. It appears that for diabolical reasons, the women were especially outraged, how many will never be knowu, but a large number of cases have been fully authenti- cuted. Many dead bodies were eaten by street dogs, and their skulls and bones are still lying on the ground. The military hospital at Mouastir is filled with over one thousand wounded soldiers, the majority lying on the floor amid filthy surroundings. Nearly a hundred families from Smilvolo ore outside the town, but tire not permitted to enter. At the request of the Austrian consul, Hilma Pasha allowed a few of the severely wounded to be brought into tho hospital. The other refugees were told to return to their burned villages. Sofia, September, 12.���Further details of the villages burned and massacres committed in the vilayet of Mouastir have reached here from reliable sources from Salonica. The names are given of 84 villages in the kaza of Okx-ida whicli have been burued byy the Turks. At Velgo- shila, near Ortakol, 12 men and women perished in the flames. Sixty peasants were killed iu this neighborhood, most of the bodies being left uuburied. Nine villages and a' Large forest area- havo beeu burned in the kaza of Rosen. AtPodmo- chani and Pokivenita many women and children were killed. In the kaza of Prespa the soldiers surrounded a forest in which the women nnd children from the villages of Louboino. and Bratiohiuo were concealed. They viola ted the women and put many of them to death. The mou- astry of St. Golniau iu the kaza of Velas hasbeen pluhd&fed. 'The town of Klis- sora is filled with refugees from' the burned villages. The large number of bodies lyiug unburied and decomposed has caused an epidemic among the Turkish troops, from whicli many have died. Reports are beginning to arrive from Adrianoplc which indicate that tlie Turks are employing similar measures to suppress the outbreak iu that vilayet as have been used in Mouastir, and it is feared that when the Asiatic troops reach the district, even more appalling atrocities will be committed. The insurrectiou in eastern Macedonia is progressing slowly. Geueral SentichfF has been engaged in three skirmishes with tlie Turks in the district of Djoumai. The Turkish artillery has utterly destroyed the village of Debrouani, Mouastir vilayet. Many of the inhabitants were killed. Serious fighting occurred at Moihoyo on September 5th, when tlie insurgents, who occupied a strong position, arc said to have killed 100 Turks, while their own loss was insignificant. The same night the great niouastary of Cheerbreeu at Moihoyo was thoroughly looted. The servants who were sent to Mouastir to complain of the outrage were killed on the way. Tho London Daily Mail correspondent, in a dispatch tinted September (5th, claims that with himself, the British vice- consul Macgregor, and an American missionary named.Bond, are the intended victim's of Turkish revenge, because they reportecLthe Turkish ^atrocities. If their murder could be compassed it would be fathered upon the Bulgarians. The correspondent describes further atrocities by the soldiers. In oue case they flayed a little girl's head, while in another they dug flesh from under a woman's arm with pocketkuives, in order to see the working of her lungs. '"' A Constantinople' dispatch to the Daily" Mail, dated September 10th, says the porte telegraphed to Washington asking to have the American squadron withdrawn'from Beirut, but the request was refused. Mr. Leishman declared that it would remain until the departoe of the late villi, Reshid Pasha. Peary Will Make Another Dash. [Associated Cress.] WASiriNfiTO.v, September 12. ���Orders granting three years' leave of absence to commander Peary of the United States uavy, beginning April 1st next, have been issued today. Commander Peary is now on duty at the bureau of yards and docks. He will start ou his. dash for the north pole Jul}* 1st next. As a member of the municipal committee, I drafted a number of amendments to the Municipal Clauses Act and the Municipal Elections Act, which wore adopted, notably the following: (I) Giving municipalities power to borrow money on the revenue derived from public utilities, so that the interest and sinking fund charges on the borrowed money need not be raised by taxation on real estate. This will enable Nelson to borrow $150,000 for the erection of an electric power station without increasing the rate of taxation. (2) Taking from the mayors of municipalities the right to revise the annual voters' lists, and placing the preparation of such lists solely in the hands of city clerks; also, providing means by which names improperly omitted from voters' lists [could be placed on, and names improperly placed on struck off; nnd the further provision that all voters be on an even footing, each to have one vote only for aldermen when a city mmiicipidity i.s divided into wards. These amendments have worked satisfactorily in every city in the province. The Redistribution Act, as far as it relates to the number of seats allotted to Kootenay and the Boundary, and the boundaries of these ridings, is iny work; and there are few people iu Kootenay and the Boundary who will say that this section of the province has not a fair shard of representation, or that the ridings are not equably divided. "The Assessment Act Amended Act, 190.," in so far asit relates to the taxation of mineral claims, i.s in accordance with amendments introduced by ine. I insisted (1) that the tax rate on crown ���granted claims should not be increased from twenty-five cents to fifty cents per acre: (2) that no taxes shall be payable if actual work to the value of $200 be done annually on a crown granted claini; (3) that mineral claims should be treated the same as real estate at tax sales, that is, that title should not pass to the purchaser at a tax sale on tho day of the sale, but that title should only pass at the German Authorities Discipline Brutes. -~'-^''i^''*''-TAs'SocIiVfe'(lTrcss.]' ' Beklin. September 12.���Paul Perwitz- sky and Ernest Wahl, directors of a workhouse at Saalhauseu, a suburb of Dresdeu, and a policeman named Anton Bruch, have been sentenced to two j-ears and six months, one year and six mouths, aud six months imprisonment, respectively, in connection with the terrible abuses committed on the inmates of that institution. The inmates were compelled to climb on a hot stove and march at the double until they were exhausted. One witness testified that he was bitten by a dog which ho believed was trained for that purpose. Another inmate, who escaped from the workhouse, wa.s brought back, and in order to be released gave vent to insults agaiust the emperor,wliich expiration of a period given for redenf tion, which on minernl claims is now fix nt a year from the date of the tax sale. The above amendments to laws are'gcj oral, not special, in their scope, and II lieve they are practical and will bene residents of municipalities and peoplo < gaged in the mining industry. I secured foi* the City of Nelson (1) trfj to the foreshore, (2) title to the park,' title to land on Kootenay river forapow station site, (4) liberal appropriations the maintenance aud construction of general hospital, (5; an extra appropr tion for the construction of. the hij school, (6) an appropriation for.NelsbJ first fair, and (7) an appropriation:! $40,000 for a new court house, addition, I secured liberal appropriatiol for school houses and for other pnbf buildings throughout the riding, and f/ complaints have been heard regarding tl amount of the apjH-opria tions I secur for roads, 'trails, and bridges. In aslting your support for reelection | the legislature, I can only say that if*: elected I will do my best'to advance ; political and material interests of Nell and the country tributary to it, whicli| the whole of Kootenay and the Bouuda Both parties will hold rallies tonig_ The supporters of John Houston will ra_^ in the Liberal-Conservative counuitt* rooms at the corner of Baker aud JosepJ ine streets. There will be speeches 1 the candidate and by a dozen of his be spellbinders. His nomination paper w] placed in ��� circulation today, and at o'clock over 200 names were signed to i and among the names were several wel known Liberals, who say that in a pr viucinl electiou friendship cuts more figc with them than politics. The" Eibcr- will hold'their rally in their commit., room ou Vernon street. The announci speakers are Ihe candidate himself, cal didate Parr of Ymir riding, and F.K'jl Black and William Ebbs. The latter is Socialist spellbinder, who has been ] snaded to drop Socialism for'the tirde i advocate Liberalism: . - '*,?���' Alf Parr, from. Ymir, is registered the Madden v?4 m resulted in his getting a longer sentend -ina.regular.prisen. ���������_ - ..' ��� *��-.*-s___| Snakes in Ireland. ' [Associated Press.) Loxdo.v, September 12.���The Timl prints' an extraordinary story dated froJ the Midland hotel at Manchester, iuwhiq tho writer announces that he arrived froi America on the White Star* Line steamJ Celtic and vvcut to Cork. He then visits Blarney Castle, where he liberated fo. teen fairly good-sized rattlesnakes. - Tlj letter concludes: "Time will tell whefhj St. Patrick's edict is a myth or kc Yours for science.',''; Signed, C. R. "YVicfl The Times, commenting on the lettel says, if there is any truth iu the writer! claim, "to have committed a dastartL act," the local authorities will doubtlesj give their atteution to the matter. PoplarJJre^Jffif^at^ The rush to this camp still continues, two coaches being required to bring iu the passengers. During the past week W. B. Pool and J. J. Young closed a deal for the Swedes claims, situated about 1 Jo iniles from the Lucky Jack, on the east side of Poplar creek. Thc purchase price is said to be $1 i)0,000, with a substantial payment down nnd the balance in HO and (10 days. Development work is to be commenced at once, and a stamp mill will be iu operation before December. Rutherford and Stevenson, representing Philadelphia capital, have bought the Athwood group, just west of the Marquis and (filbert. New gold strikes aro reported tin Canyon creek, eight miles from here, also HI miles below Trout Lake, on the north side of the hike. Building operations continue as rapidly as lumber can be obtained. The Kaiser and Jacobson hotels tire under way. Archer of Kaslo litis opened a hardware store. A new restaurant lias been opened in a tent, and the Smock hotel will open this week. William Schuell has sold his bai-ber shop to Al Gregory. Williams and Gavin are building a blacksmith shop on their lots. Billy Schnell has opened his hotel and Baillie's brokerage oflice is nearly completed. Several representatives of capital have visited the camp this week. Ask for a Postponement. [Associated Cress. | Wasitinoton, September 12.���Russia lias requested permission of China to postpone her evacuation of one of the frontier ���,-yovinces of Mauchuria for several months after October 8th, the date fixed for the general evacuation of Manchuria. Minister Couger cables the state department this fact, and the matter has been referred to secretary Hay, at the secretary's summer home in New Hampshire, for consideration. The state department apparently is not concerned over Russia's request, as it is pointed out tho province is a small one and the postponement is only for a short time. Edward Baillie and H. M. Stoveiiron are registered from Poplar Creek at the Hume. W. Stevenson of Revelstoke is registered at the Bartlett Charles Olson is at the Grand Central. He is from Mullaii, Idaho. Sid Brown, from Hillyard, is at the Nelson. J. P. Redding, who is working a property on Gray's creek, is making arrangements to build a trail to his claims. Edward Stanley is in town from the Gladys claini ou Morning mountain. He has worked steadily for nine years, and expects to break into rich ore before long. It touches the Juno and other valuable mines in that vicinity. It is reported that the clean-up of the Venus-Athabasca for the past month was $20,000. Experts claim that uothing but stringers have as yet been worked ou Morning mountain. There aro live feet of ore iu the face of the Juno drift. It is the best ore that has been found upon the property. James Vnllancc of Sandon has taken up his residence tin Latimer street. Frank Armstrong of Rossland was selling beer iu the city yesterday. John F. Burne and A. S. Wheeler of Ymir are registered at the Strathcona. Blake Wilson has returned from a trip over tlie Crow, and reports till the towns from Kootenay Landing to McLeod as being in a prosperous condition. P. Burns & Co. arc supplying the meat to thc contractors who are building the cut-off through Montana from Hnyden to Columbia Falls. The cattle used are procured in Montana and Oregon. Every yenr P. Burns & Co. buy 20,000 tons of hay in Alberta. John Daly of Kaslo is in the city, and states that he thinks thc prospects for a smelter in his city are brighter than ever before. At the Rambler 05 men are working, and the compressor is being moved some distance from its present location. A rich strike was made on the Antelope, one of the five claims comprising tho Rambler group, a short time ago. The recent strike on tho 700-foot level is IS inches wide, and ussaj*s li). ounces iu silver and 70 per cent lead. Up to date this year the Rambler has shipped 1700 tons of ore. ' Henry Roy will return to Nelson from Ottawa next week. body. Mr. Ayers was it native of Bruce county, in Ontario, and was SO years old. Miss Maggie McKenzie of Kaslo lias come to reside in Nelson. William Koch has removed all his horses and wagons from Rossland to Slocan. John Gordon has returned to the city, having been successful in enlisting t-nni- tul to look at sonic valuable! claims near Cambourne. ' G. R. McMillan is in town from Gray's creek. On the iron property, where he is working, tlio tunnel is in (IS feet and will tap the ledge by October. The rock is very hard, taking two shifts to drive n foot. Assays from an open cut ou the Bismarck show (iu per cent iron. Representatives of capital from Michigan and Illinois are in town for the purpose of inspecting the properties. The working of mines ou Cray's creek will benefit Nelson, as it is only seven miles from this eity. Mr. McMillan returns to the property next weelc with an increased force of meu. Ulvin Bros, of Lardo will open an hotel ami store at Gold Hill, the new town about two miles from Poplar crook. Ellis of Grand Forks will also build an hotel at that poitit^ Times must be picking up in Kaslo. J. A. Ferguson of Grand Forks has opened a barber shop in that city. R. T. Lowery will start a paper in the lower Lardo country just as soon as the location of tho permanent town is settled in the vicinity of Poplar creek. Thc funeral of Alfred Ayers will take place on Sunday afternoon at .::!(> p.m., from the undertaking parlors of I). McArthur & Co. The. Fraternal Order of Eagles will assemble at their hall at 2 p.m., in order to attend the funeral in u Thc labor market in Nelson just now is fairly well supplied, 'Quite a number of men have recently gone to Phoenix to work as muckers and machine men in the mines around that city. Wm. Toiiilinson, one of Slocan's best known men. was married at New Denver this week. The Lakeview hotel, that popular resort of miners, reports transient travel better than for many years. The Sherbrooke hotel on lin had over fifty guests Ins! night. cer street TODAY'S METAL QUOTATIONS. NEW VOKIC Lead -fl 10 Silver -M�� 7-S Casting copper 1- 7-8 LONDON. Silver iii 1-I<1 Loud ��11 Us 3d The Prince May Not Attend. (Associated Press.] Boston. .September 12.���No stops whatever have been taken iu connection with the frequently reported contemplated visit of the prinee of Wales to America. No invitation has been tendered to the prince, nnd neither ihe United Slates embassy, till! British cominissimiers to the St. Louis exposition, nor C T. Watson, the secretary of the ciiiniiiission, have any expectation that Hi'- visit will occur. Nothing is being done, even ina preliminary unofficial way, towards securing the 'prince's presence at .*-'��� i-onis. Train Robbers Sentenced. jA--(M*inliMl Cross.] El. Paso. 'IVxas, September 12.���-The Americans v. li" nibbed a Mexican Central train and tin- Wells-Fnrgo express at Ber- mejillo, |)ui;'ii-o. July 2'ird. I!'i'2, have been senien.-t-ii at Mapimi to lo years imprisonment n't'l lined ijilOOO each. The men wei*e Bill West, alias Ingram ; Lee Smith, alias Whitaker, and James Paris. It is said thoy got from the Wells-Fargo compauy _o2,*i00, all of which has been recovered except about ��10,000 or $1 *>,000. Want to Improve Ireland's Condition. [AssocliiK'il Cress.] London, September 11.���Another conference looking to the improvement of the condition of Ireland will be called shortly. Captain Shaw E. Taylor, who was secretaiy to the recent landlord and ten-nits' conference in Dublin, which was instrumental in securing the Irish Land Hill, pro]loses to invite the representatives of the Orangemen. Roman Catholics. Protestants, and the heads of educational institutions iu Ireland lo meet in Dublin and confer together wilh the purpose of finding a common ground on which all may stand, thus ending the religious differences in connection with education, whicli has lasted for centuries and which has been responsible for many of Ireland's difficulties. Snow Storm Swept Montana. [Assin-iiiti.'il Cress. Rkd Lowirc, Montana, September 12.��� A heavy snow-storm swept over Montana last night. Considerable grain is still standing, and il i.s probably ruined. The storm covered a wide area, it is reported, that two feet of snow fell near 1'rvot mountains. Returning Bodies of Soldiers. [A>snci,iici| Cress.] NkwYokh, September 12.���TheUnited i States' transport Kilpatrick from Manilla | arrived today. On the transport were j the bodies of 'iOU United Stales soldiers, who lost their lives in Ihe Philippines. This is the largest number of bodies ever returned al one time from I he islands. the libera tion of fourteen rattlesnakes in the alleged interests of science at Blarney Castle, near Cork. Session Closed. [Assocftitcil Press.] Lkickstbu, England, September 1-.'.��� The Trades Unions' Congress closed its session here today with the election of j two delegates to attend the convention of ; the American Federation of Labor. Historic Castle Discovered. [AsMieliileil Civ��-.i BKm.iN, September 12 ���A historic castle, which is believed to have existed four hundred years before < "lii-ist. lins been broughi lo light near Cassel. Notice to Contractors. NKI.SON COrit'l' I IOCS K. [ Certificate of Improvement .VOTICK. Aeries miiicriil elnim, sitiiule In the Xelso, iniiilnu ilii-Mnii of West Kootenay distrjc Where luetiieil: .Neiir tlie-Arliiigtoii Mine, Krie.J i'like Nollee Hint I. .lolm O. Anderson, P. L. S imeai lor William Connolly, freo miner's certifl entc N". Il'iS-iI-, nnd Kdwiird Walshe, freeminerl eeriilieute No. KT.MDil, intend, sixty dtiys frotf the dnie hereof, to npply to tlie mining recordd for ii eertilleiiie of improvements, for the pnl pose or oljluinlni* a crown Kraut to (Im abo*_ ��� ���Mm. I Ami further lake notice that action, uixl'l M-etiiiti ::;, miivi In* (.���(itnmenecil before the issi| am fsinli eeriilieate of improvements. I'ated this'.hid dav of September, A.P. l'KB. j. ii. axdkhso.v. | JOHN HEPBUR] IiUII^DI2R AND CONTRACTOR Jojildug work done Kstlinutes given N'otiee is hereby (.'(veil that Hie time for re- eeiviii!' leiiiler.-i for ihe erection and completion nf the'"iirt Mouse at Nelson hie- been extended up lo and incliiiliii;; Mondav Iho twelitv-tirst inxliint W. S. tiOKK, Nepuiy I'ououis.inner of Lands and Works. Lands and Works department, Victoria, II. i'., Mth September. 1W.'I. London, .September !-.���The Associated ; Press is informed that no one of the name ; of W.K. Wields staying or has been staying :' at the Midlnnd hotel, Manchester. Jtultr- j ing from this, it would appi���: r ihat the I London Times has been hoaxed in pith- j Hailing tho letter today which announced ' Certificate of Improvements. NOTICE. I: and L and Corinthian mineral chiint<. ��itii- aleiuilietlo.il Hirer iiitiilnx division of U'esi KiMiC'imy dl.-liiel. Where bleated : On ihe easl side of Kootenay lake, at the mniilli of I'niwferd buy. Take Notice lllilt I, .lollll MeJ-iltellie, Metilli; as uj-ciil for ��'. O. Major, ulliej.-il administrator (trustee of thi-estate of I:, d. Munro). Luzettll I'ield, free miner's eerl idea le No. 1IIS217, and Chillies M. field, free miner's certilieatc No. I'ls.'li', intend, sixty dny�� from the dale hereof, to apply l-> the miuiim ' recorder for ccrtiliealcs of improvements, for the purpose, of obtain im: crown k rati Is to the above claim*. And further lake notice tlml union, under section '17, must do i ommeueed before tin; issuance of such eerlllicales of improvemeuls. Dated this lib day of .September. A.I) C.o:i. JOHN McLATCHIE. SHOP KKSIDKNCK lleliitiil new postolllee for. Trout and W'|l!o_ .VKLSON Fsrank Fletchea PHOVLNCIAL LAND SURVEYOR Lands and .Mineral Claims Surveyed and Crown ti rim ted CO. Hex r>63 Oflice: Kootenay St., NelsoJ Brydges, Blakemore & Cameron. Ltdj R^e-al Estate ��"<* General Agents LABOR UINIOrVS. NKLSON MlNEl'S' UNION, No. !Hi, W. F. M.- M eels every Sat unlay evening at 7 ::'i> o'clock, ii Miners' I'nion Hall, northwest eorner Bakel and Stanley streets. Wuye scale for Nelson UisI triel: .Machine miners, fl.iii); liammersmenl Itl.i'i; mine laborers, f3. .1. \V. SlneUir, presil dent; Crank Phillips, secretary. Visiting brethB ren cordially invited. WANTED. Hride-fminers at j-overumelit bridge near Klkcl Southeast Kootenay. Apply to K. C. Ilifl, forei limn, Klko. J. F. AKMSTKONti, Government Agent. Fort Steele, H. C, September 1st, HW.*!. e neisoE- Bank of Established 1817. Incorporated by Act of Parliament. CAPITAL (all paid up) $13,379,240.00 REST 9,000,000.00 UNDIDVIDED PROFITS 724,807.75 Head Office, Mont real RT. HON. 1,0UI) STitATHCONA AND MOUNT KOVAL, O.C.M.G., President. HON*. G. A. DUUMMOND, Vice-I'rcsident. '"��� S. CLOL'STtlN, Ceiieral Manager. NELSON BRANCH &TJ;- Corner Maker and Streets A. H. BUCHANAN. Miin.'igcl*. The Canadian Bank of Commerce With which is uiiialKiiiiiutud- The Bank of British Columbia PAID UP CAPITAL $8,700,000 reserve _ und 3,000,000 Head Office: Toronto, Ontario A.GGREOATE RESOURCES OVER 78,000,000 HON. GEO. A. COX, President 11. E. WALKER, General Miuinger Savings Bank Department Deposits received and interest allowed NELSON BRANCH BRUCE HEATHCOTE, Manager Founded in 1892. THE TRIBUNE COMPANY, LIMITED, PKOI'BIETOBS. McDonald Block, Baker Street. Telephone 120. ADVERTISING RATES. ��� Display advertisements will be inserted in The Nelson Tribune (six insertions a week) at the rate of Four Dollars per inch per month. Single insertions 20 eents an inch. Regular ndvertisements will be inserted in tlie weekly edition without extra charge. SUBSCRIPTION RATES.���The daily edition will be sent bv mail for $5 a year, or portions of a year nt 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, andno subscriptions will be taken for the weekly edition for less than one year. Address all communications��� THE TRIBUNE, Nelson, 15. C. LIBERAL-CONSERVATIVE CANDIDATES. HON. ROBERT F. GREEN TOR KASLO JOHN HOUSTON FOR NELSON CITY HARRY WRIGHT FOR YMIR . y WILLIAM HUNTER FOR SLOCAN THOMAS TAYLOR FOR REVELSTOKE THOMAS CAVEN FOR CRANBROOK WILLIAM R. ROSS FOR FERNIE ��� GEORGE Ai FRASER FOR GRAND FORKS DR. G. Er SPANKIE FOR GREENWOOD A. S. GOODEVE FOR ROSSLAND Tlio people of Nelsou are uot neglecting thoir material for their politic:! 1 interests. Thc success of the first fair given by tho Nelsou Agricultural aud Industrial Association means much to Nelsou as a town, and a good deal to the whole of Kootenay. It -will bo tlie flrst time thnt tlie varied resources of Kootenay will be on exhibition, and at oue place, and the surprise will come with the showings that will be made. No finer fruit aud vegetables are grown in the province than in the country tributary to Nelson, and the number of exhibits will prove that the fruit-growers aud vegetable- raisers are net all confined to one locality. That the mineral exhibit will' be the finest ever made in the province goes without question; but there is another field for display, and that is the field of mechanics. The exhibits of mining machinery aud mining appliances should range above the ordinary, for mining is and will continue to be a great industry iu Britisli Columbia for inauy years to eome. These all advertise the material resources of the Kootenays. There is still: another department that will make a showiug. Tlie ladies of Kootenay haye the reputation of excelling-iu the arts of the housekeeper, aud the display of articles of needlework will prove that the reputation is based ou merit. Make the fair a success! SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1908 Eight out of teu of the old-time prospectors'and miners, resident in Nelsou, arc supporting John Houstou for member of the legislature. They say politics cuts no figure with them; that they are supporting a mau who has proved that he is a man who has the courage of his convictions, and that for fourteen years in Kootenay he lias always stood for the interests of the men who prospect aud mine. There is no good reason why churchmen should not have all the privileges aud rights enjoyed ana exercised by laymen in election campaigns. They are interested iu good government. Only one churchman in Nelson, however, is actively engaged in missionary work on behalf of either of the candidates, and, strau ge to say, he is not trying to convert anyone to vote for John Houston. The candidates in the eleven ridings in Southeastern Kooteuay, of all political parties, have been extended an iuvitatiou to attend the first exhibition of the Nelson Agricultural and Horticultural Society. If they all come, their speeches will be reported verbatim and circulated free iu their respective constituencies. LIST OF PERSONS ENTITLED TO VOTE IN THE GREENWOOD ELECTORAL DISTRICT. .-_.." August, 31st, 11)0*3. No. y 10 ii Christian name and surname of thc Claimant in full length. Resilience of Cliiimiiiit. Kesidence ol Claimant. (If in n city or town, the imnic ami side of the street upon which lie resides,nnd the mimes of the nearest cross streets between which Itfu rovl.li.tii.it {�� tillii>tti>\ ui nil. I1LII IL'BL ui'193 out; his residence i.s situate). Profession, triind or culling (if any'. Ahlgren, Samuel Ahl.n, John F Aitken, William Albi, John Allen, Edward Benjamin .. Angrignon, Nestoi ious Archambcau'.t. Archibald .. Archer, Frank Archibald, Charles Herbert Ashcrolt. Albert lidwaid .. Atwcod, James 12 Baillie, Nicholas 13 Baird, *1 hon as 14 Banbury, Thomas David ... 15 Banner man, David A 16 Bannerman, James John ... 17 Barter, George 18 Barnes, Alfred John 19 Barrett, Leonard S. M 20 Barton, David Sankey 21 Barton, Frederick William 22 Barton Robert 23 Bayly, Hubert J 24 Bechill, Isaac 25 Beckwith, James 2G Bedard, Jul'en Augustine . 27 Belgi-ove, Albert 28 Bell, Charles Nelson 29 Bell, Henry Shepherd 30 Bell, William 31 BelUck, Alexander 32 Belleck, Louis Andrew 33 Bellefontaine. Michael U Belt, Wm. Garret Herbert 35 Benertnan, Fpenoer 36 Bennett, William 37 Bennetts, Alfred E 38 Benson, Peter Albert 39 Berger, Maxim'lian 40 Bernard, Isaac Murray 41 Bllton, Herbert John 42 Birce, Edward 43 Birnie, Edwin Ross 44 B'rr.ie, James Stuart 45 Bishop, Edwin Warren 46 Bjorn, Anders Gustaf 47 Black, Alfred S3ymotir ... 48 Black, Julius Prior 49 Blair, Henry Greenwood ; Eholt Greenwood Tailor Midway Hotel-keeper Eholt .Minor Greenwood Miner Mother Lode Mine I'M rem an Greenwood Smelterman Greenwood Plasterer Greenwood I'. L. S. Midway Prospector Greenwood Miner Greenwood Miner Greenwood Dairyman Greenwood 1 .ivoryman Boundary Kails Farmer Greenwood CPR shed forerun Midway Exp. messenger Greenwood Greenwood Carpenter Boundary Falls School teacher Eholt Carpenter Eholt Meichant Greenwood Miner Mid way Rancher Greenwood R. C. Priest Boundary Palls Cook Greenwood Clerk Greenwood Miner Midway Miner Eholt Engineer Eholt Fitter's helper Dcmoro Mi nor Greenwood Banker Midway Prospector Greenwood Section foreman Eholt Machinist Anaconda Smelterman Greenwood Hotel-keeper Greenwood Minor Eholt Car inspect-.!* Eholt Wiper Greenwood .��� Book-keeper Greenwood Clerk Greenwood Plumber Midway Farmer Greenwood Solicitor Eholt Hotel-keeper Greenwood Miner VOTERS' LIST���GREEN-WOOD ELECTORAL DISTRICT. Christian inline and surname the Claimant in full length. Iicsidi'iirc nf Claimant. (If in a city or loun, ihe name and side of the street upon which he resides, and the names of the nearest er<~> streets between which his resilience is -iluale). l'rofession, trade or calling (ii any). 50 Bloor, Gorge Henry 11 Bombini, Miehele 52 Boomer, Liiiwood 53 Bo. ne. Jean Bapiiste il Botiiwill. Ch tides I.d.v.rd . 55 Bong, Gc.rgo 51*. Bowie, Robert 57 Boyle, William 5S Bray, Charles 59 Brock, We-Uy (H)|Bi-i.onilleld, Al-:x ndor (II|Brown, .loun Iti.b.-it 02|Bruce, Henry G3Bryanl, Lewis 01 Bubar, Bayard We lesley .. 65 Bubar, Franklin Merrill .. OU Bubar, Stanley Livir.gstono 07 Buchanan, Duncan 08 Bunting, Ernest 09 Bunting, Herbert 70 Burns, George 71 Burnside, Anson Jones 72 Buron, Joseph 73 Bush, James H 74 Butler, Albeit Edwin , Eholt Car repairer Anaconda Farmer Eholt Loci), fireman Greenwood Greenwood Miner Greenwood Miner Eholt Fireman Anaconda Miner Boundary Falls Sniilternian Boundary Kails SiiU'ltnr o.np. Greenwood SI ago driver Greenwood Barrister Midway Farmer Greenwood Miner Midway Farmer Midwt K Midway Farmer Boundary Kails Miner Eholt ��������� Clerk Greenwood Contractor Greenwood Miner Greenwood Accountant Eholt Blacksmith Midway .;. 'Blacksmith Boundary Fails Labourer (o Cameron, Benjamin 76 Cameron, James 77 Campbell, Alex. McKay ... 7S Campbell, Duncan N 79 Campbell, John Murdoch .. 50 Cair.polieto, Giovanni 51 Campolieto, Pasquale 52 Cannon, Homer Earl 53 Carlson, Eloff 84 Carlson, Joihn '������ 55 Carney, Mars-ten 56 Carolan, John 57 Caron, Jcsaph SS Casselman, Jo���n. C 89 Castauo, Saivatore 90 Castleaian, Asaph ��� 91 Caulfield, John Joseph 92 Chambers, Robert J 93 Champion, Thomas 94 Charbonneau, Napoleon ... 95 Chisholm, John A. 90 Chisholm, Roderick V 97 Christenson, Mark 9S Christophers, Philip 99 Choate, William Thomas ... 100 Clark, Thomas 101 Clint, Henry John 102 Cotes, John Langton '1U3 Colgan, Peter 104 Collie, Robert 105 Collins, Patrick 106 Comer, Harry 107Connell, Wesley 108 Conners, Archie 109 Conway, Bert 110 Cook, Daniel 111 Cook, William 112Coulson, John Archer 113 Coulson, Thomas Nicholson 114 Coulter, Charles 1.15Coutts. Harry 516 Crabb, John 117 Craddock, Bruce 118 Craig, Wellington H. 119 Craig, w. Wellington 120 Crawford, John Alfred 121 Creighton, James 122 Cropley, George H 123 Cropley, John 124 Cross, James Harris 125Crouse, Charles McPherson. 126 Crouse, Solomon 127 Crowell, Samuel A 128 Crowley, Mark 129 Crowley, Mark 1.0 Cruse, John Cory 181 Cunningham, Andrew 132 Cunningham, George 133 Cunningham, George D. ... 134 Cunningham, James F 135 Curnow, Richard ��������� x 36 Currie, Alexander 137Curts, Fred Anaconda Greenwood Greenwood Boundary Falls Eholt Anaconda Anaconda Blacksmith Blacksmith Saieltormtvn Bridge carpenter Woodcutter Woodcutter Anaconda Teamster IVniiway CPR sec. foreman Eholt Carpenter Boundary Falls Carpenter Greenwood Miner Anaconda ���' Smelterman Boundary Falls Smelterman Anaconda^ Woodcutter Boundary Falls Miner Greenwood Merchant Boundary! Kails Smelterman Greenwood Miner Greenwood Labourer Denoro, Eholt Miner Denoro, Eholt Hotel-keeper Boundary Falls Farmer Anaconda Smelterman Eholt Agent CPR Greenwood Prospector Greenwood Store-keeper Greenwood Bookseller and S. Greenwood Miner Eholt VOTERS' LIST���GREENWOOD ELECTORAL DISTRICT. 13SDahl, Sivert 139 Daignault, Leo 140 Daimpre, I. D. D. ........ 141 Darraugh, Duncan Joseph 142 Davidson, James 143 Davis, John 144 Davis, Robett Andrew ... 145 Davis, William Penn 146 Dempsey, Charles Ardis . ~T47 DeffnTaiiTATrthur'-William^ 148 Denton, Thomas 149 Derrick, Richard lf-0 Desrosiers, John Baptiste 151 De Veber, Le Baron 152 Dickinson, Harcourt P. ��� 153 Diet-/., Charles Auguste - 154 Dinnin, John Henry 155 Dixon, Frank Alexander . 156|Dobie, Thomas L)i|i.onagin, Robert Eholt Prospector Greenwood Cook and baker Greenwood ���,.��<... ****'��� Carpenter Eholt Miner Greenwood Greenwood Carpenter. Eholt ' Cook Midway ���.-'. : ������ Farmer Midway Carpenter Boundary Falls Smelterman ���Greenwood .:.�������' .,,... Cook ��� Greenwood Teamster ��� Greenwood Merchant ��� Greenwood ��� ��� ��� ��� Hotel-keeper ���Boundary Falls '. ....Merchant ��� Greenwood ��� Greenwood . - ��� ��� ��� Carpenter ��� Greenwood '.. Merchant ��� Greenwood Labourer ���Boundary Falls Smelterman ���Midway Publisher ��� Greenwood Miner ���Midway Hotel-keeper ��� Greenwood Miner ��� Greenwood Miner ��� Greenwood ��� Accountant ��� Greenwood Smelter emp. ��� Greenwood Mining recorder ���Midway Prospector ��� Eholt Miner ��� Greenwood Miner ���Greenwood... Constable ���Eholt Miner Midway ��� Hotel-keeper ��� Greenwood Smelterman Greenwood Machinist ��� Eholt Prov. constable ��� Greenwood Miner ��� Greenwood Smelterman Boundary Falls Carpenter Anaconda Smelterman * Greenwood Carpenter ^_i'cTway"\T7r.~.'.". . ���r.-7T7T^yrT-^-r^w-^Loco^engineer��� Eholt Carpenter 15S 159 100 101 1(12 103 10 J 105 100 107 10S 1.09 170 171 172 173 17-1 175 170 In 1?S 179 ISO 1S1 1.2 1S3 184 185 ISO 137 1SS Donnelly, Duncan William Dougherty, George F Douglas, John Cattanch .. Dow, James Doyle, William Samuel .. Drennan, .lames Edegar .. Driscoll. Austin Drum. James Diil'Iield, Robert Delmer . Dtinstan, William Langton Darning, Andy Dynes, Valentine Greenwood Greenwood Greenwood Greenwood Rock Creek Boundary I Greenwood Eholt '..... Greenwood Greenwood Smelterman Carpenter Bank manager Agent Farmer "alls Smelterman Labourer Farmer Miner Miner Greenwood Miner Greenwood ���lnM proprietor Greenwood Axeman Greenwood Contractor Midway Greenwood Greenwood Boundary I Greenwood Greenwood Greenwood 'alls Farmer Tailor Miner Farmer Miner Miner Agent Bates, Cyril John 1-ast, John Henry Kek, John C Eden, John James Eddy, Alan Fairoairns ... Eddy, William Fairbairns Greenwood Bank messenger Midway Farmer Anaconda Smelterman Anaconda Smelterman Rock Creek Rancher Rock Creek Rancher Edgren, Magnus Greenwood Miner Elkins, Frederick M Greenwood Agent Ellis, Hai ry Greenwood Miner Elli?, James Wyrum Greenwood Printer Elson, Wellington Greenwood Merchant tailor Embree, Adolphus Stewart . Greenwood Printer Greenwood Miner Greenwood Engineer Greenwood Painter Painter Erwin, James Thomas Eustis", Gabriel Evans, Albert George Evers, August 190 I .191 jl- 19_|K .1*13 " 19! 195 190J1- 197|_ 19811' 199|'1<' 2ll0jl' 2(1 l.|l 20211: 'air. Charles Henry 'alconer, Alfred E -leoner. Harry William 'aulkenham, Nehsmiah . 'ee, James Parker eenoy, .lames Irvine ... 'era, Francesco 'ergii-on, Adolphus 'erguson, John Robert .. 'indlay, George 'isher, Henry Gladstone 'lemming. Robert 'leming, AVilliam Boyd . leming, John Erasttis .. 'lett, Alfred J loyd, Oscar Samuel 'loyd, Robert Maxwell .. ��� ��� Greenwood ��� ��� Greenwood ��� ��� Greenwood ��� ��� Greenwood ��� ��� Greenwood ��� Greenwood ��� Greenwood ��� Greenwood > ��� Greenwood ��� ��� Midway . .. ��� ��� Greenwood ��� ��� Greenwood ������ Eholt ��� ��� Greenwood ��� ��� Greenwood ��� Greenwood . Greenwood ��� Greenwood Merchant Miner Printer Miner Miner Engineer Hotel-keeper Farmer Foreman Banker Exr.rei-vnian Miner Surveyor's assl.. Mil km :i n Mil km an No. Christian name and surname of the Cluiiniint in lull length. Itcsideuee of Claimant. (If in a city 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 siluate). l'roi'i'ssion, trade or culling (if any). ster int. i man _!K! Fraser, Mantel Alexander .Greenwood , Miner ���J'ljFiith, Kenneth C. B Greenwood I'oslrnt .ii.yFi itli, Walter Morland Greenwood AltM chai .'H'jr'o!rest. David Boundary Kails Smoliei i _i>7iFo_st.er, Walter Anaconda Miner L'!i;>|Fosse',t, Hugh Eholt Hostler -iliiii'Y.stt-;* .Gr.iirge May Greenwood I'liys. and stitg. -IlijlAiiilils, .Ionian Greenwood Miner 211 jKoulds, .lo.-cph James Gieenwood Miner ���_l::jKtiwle:\ William Greenwood Mine owner _):tJKox, Henry Hugh Greenwood Poller 21 t|Gaine, Thomas Ker'iuson .. Greenwood Cook -injGuinsby. Ctem Burton Deadwood I.ali.tirer 21t'i('alb:aith, Malcolm M Greenwood Mine supt. _l"iGalh)\vay. C. Scott Greenwood " Miner 21.*'JGurducr. Robert Gieenwood Miner _19|Gai'di>ni. Reginald Midway Sub-coll, customs 220jGailand, Thomas A -Anaconda Broker 221 Gau-hier. Paul Greenwood Lumberman 222jl'!ault. William Anaconda Smelternian 223jGibs_n, William Greenwood Smelterman 22l|Gidon. Claude Anaconda Rancher Gillian, Robert Eholt Miner jGillis. James Eholt Labourer JGilbertsoii, Charles Greenwood Smelterman 'G-urge, William E Greenwood Miner 09 '���) 220 227 22S 229 2;:o 231 234 235 230 237 2?.S 2Ji9 240 2-11 212 213 244 24 c 240 247 24 S 249 250 251 ���>r,i> lood, David A Deadwood Goosney, Isaac Greenwood Gordon, George Sinclair .. Greenwood Gordon. William L. C Greenwood Gowdy, John Boundary Falls Gowing, Arthur. Jos. M. .. Greenwood Graham, Arthur Greenwood Labourer Prospector Miner Phys. and surg. Smelterman aham, Angus Daniel Graham, James D :.. Graham. William Sinclair, Graser, Charles Gray, George Herbert ... Gray, .1. P. Myers Green. John Green, Robert W. ��� Greenwood Rancher ��� Deadwood Miner ��� Greenwood Merchant ��� Anaconda Smelterman ��� Anaconda Clerk ��� Greenwood Barrister-at-law ��� Rock Creek Shoemaker Eholt Car repairer / Green, William Greenwood Hotel-keepn Greenwood, Louis Greenwood. Joseph Grieger, Reiuhold Grierson, 'Samuel Austin . Griffin, Herbert Poultney Gulloy, Thomas Millford . Gustafson, Axel Greenwood Greenwood Greenwood Greenwood Greenwood Caipenter Labourer Wit. liquor dealer Painter Farmer Greenwood Merchant Greenwood Miner Guy, Dantel Boundary Falls Blacksmith 253 Halm, Emil 254 Haiti, Edward A 255 Halcrow, Robert 250 Haley, Arthur W 257 Hall. William 258 Hallberg, Abel 2591-Iallett, Arnold Dixon 2fiOHallett, Isaac Hoyt 2011-Ialpenny, Robert Magee .. 202 Hambly. Richard Henry ... 203 Hamilton, Robert G 204 Hamilton, Thomas Knox .. 265 Hamilton, William Henry . 260 Hanson, Andrew 207 Hansen, Nels 2GS Hansen. Otto. 209 Harrington. Frederick W. . 270 Harris, Hairy Walker 271 Harrison, Jobn Stanley ... 272 Harritt, John William 273 Harritt, Walter R 274 Harvey, Edwin 275 Harvey, Bnos 270 Harvey, William 277 Harvey, William Graham .. 27S Haver ty, James 279 Hayden, Shorey 280 Hayden, William 281 Hayes, Michael 28*i Hayter, Charles Alfred 283Heit, Christ- 284 Henderson, George 255 Henderson, James 256 Henderson, John C 257 Henderson, Thos. Trimble . 2SS Heslewood, Frederick Wm. 259 Hickey, James Henry 290 Hickey, Pat. 291 Hielsher, Paul 292 Hilbert, George Fred 293 Hill, David 294 Hitch, Charles Mitchell 295 Hodge, Leonard Bruce 296 Hodges, Walter Ernest 297 Hodgins, Richard Erwin .. 29S Holmes, Fred. Blackmail .. 299 Holmes, John -300!Hoopoi?,-A-i,L^...1.i.i.i...i.-.Jii5_.^-. SOllHowey. Robert William ... 302 Hoy, James E 303|Huff, Howard Hatford 304|Hulme, Elisha 305 Humphrey, John McGivern. 306 Hunter, Douglas McDonald. 307 Hyde. 13. H. T Eholt Carpenter's hlpr. Midway , Merchant Boundary Falls Labourer Midway Agent, CPR Eholt Greenwood Harness maker Greenwood Chief of police Greenwood Barrister-at-law Eholt Ry. conductor Deadwood Miner Midway Rancher Midway Rancher Greenwood Miner Greenwood ...... Miner Boundary Falls Fireman Greenwood Woodchopper Greenwood Miner Greenwood Dry goods clerk Midway Notarv public Eholt ;. Eholt .Engineer Greenwood Liveryman Greenwood Dairyman Greenwood Liveryman Greenwood Driver Greenwood Railroading Greenwood . ��. Blacksmith Deadwood Miner Greenwood Miner Midway CPR watchman Denoro, Eholt Miner Greenwood '. Miner Deadwood Hotel- Eholt Miner Greenwood Miner Greenwood Mecli. Greenwood Miner Greenwood Miner Midway Car inspector Eholt Barber Greenwood Miner Greenwood Steward Greenwood Electrician Greenwood Chartered Acct. Greenwood t.. ... v... A ccountant Greenwood ,. Clerk Eholt /. .'-Clerk Rock^Greel-^.-...-.^.1...,.............^,,._..,i.i._^i._^^anche_a=^^=,=^ Boundary Falls Smelterman ���keeper engineer M. E. SOS Irish, Arthur M .OO Irwin, Charles Albert .. 310 Irwin, Stephen S 311 Jackson, Arthur James . 312 Jackson, John Robert ... 3.13 Jacobs, . Edwin XI 4 Jacobs, Israel Robert ... 315 Janion, Cecil 310Jaynes, Prank 317 .left'ery, William Harold ���jLSJenks* William :-tlji Johnson, Sydney ���'20 Johnson, Charles ���j-1 Johnson, Ole 322 Johnston, Hurry Lin wood 32ii|.lohnston, Charles Albert . 324[Johnston, Samuel 325 Johnstone, Peter 320|Jolly, Henry Joseph 327|.Iones, William Henry 328|Johns, Samuel 329|Johns, William 3S0|.Iordan, Alexander Fisher . 331|Kaiser, Frederick 332|Kane, Michael Henry 333|lvay, Mark 33i|!veele, David 3;*5|Kennody, Ward Eugene ... ���'''OKeith, Walter Stanwood . 31)7 j Kempt, Murdoch 3'-iS|Ke:T, James ���'.':9j'KeiT, Robert Duncan olOjKilby, John 34! Iking. Harry Al'.ei t :: 12'Kill-wood, Will am James 3 13|'kiiox, John D. P Anaconda . Greenwood Greenwood Greenwood Greenwood ��� Greenwood . ��� Greenwood , ��� Greenwood . ��� Greenwood . ��� Greenwood . ��� Midway ��� ��� Greenwood . ��� Greenwood . ��� Greenwood . ��� Greenwood . ��� Greenwood . ��� Greenwood . ��� Greenwood . ��� Greenwood . Rock Creek Greenwood . Midway Greenwood . Rock Creek Greenwood . Greenwood . Deadwood .. Greenwood . Greenwood . Prospector Blacksmith Farmer Clerk Teacher Nurse Eholt Greenwood Anaconda Boundary Falls Greenwood . Greenwood Greenwood Greenwood Midway Eholt Greenwood Greenwood Greenwood ��� Master mechanic . Bartender Electrician Pii.tcher . Farmer Journalist Farmer Cterk Salesman i Farmer C. E. & surveyor Smelterman Farmer Roadmastcr. CPR Brakeman, CPR Smeller emp. Farmer Machinist Driver Miner He tel-keeper Miner Hotel proprietor Miner Carpenter Smelter emp. Miner Cicrk Miner M i ner Farmer Mach. helper Merchant Carpenter Clergyman 344 LCBeau, John Eholt 3!5jLeBeau, Lewis Greenwood 3-iOiLaboiiit- William Joseph .. Midway ... :ji7il.aing. Hugh M Greenwood 34S!Lamont, Neil Greenwood '!!9JL:.mping. Joseph Greenwood 3501 Lander, Arthur Midway ... Snl'Landcr, William -Midway ... 3.')2|Lane, Joseph B. C Boundary 1< 353 LaPorte, Oliver Greenwood Carpenter Carpenter Exp. messenger Miner Agent Miner Farmer alls L: botirer Miner The Nelson Trijbune VOTERS' LIST���GREENWOOD ELECTORAL DISTRICT. \. | Hcsidonco of Cialmaiit. Cliristiiin name mid surname of ( (lf i!l �� ''"y or town, the mime and shit- of the the Claimant in f,,|| length. sti-ect upon which he resides, nnd the mimes I ol the nearesi cross ni reels between which | his residence is situate). Profession, -mile or calling (if any). ���I j Larson, Wiggo Waldemar. 3;"i.*iJLuiMtn, SiimucI Theodore .. .���ioU| Lee, Edwaril 357 Loo, Henry 358 Leo, Robert 35!) I.eggatl, Cliarlrs Janus 300 Lemon, Iliirnetto M 3iil|Lennox, Jtiines 1/tillage, Joseph Lepard, William Lewin. Fredei Ick Lewis. Evan Oliver Lewis. G. K Lewis. John Oswell Libby. Homer Fran kin Lightbody, Thos. J Lind. Alfred John Lindsay, James McQueen .. Lindsay, William Walter .. Little, Robert Little. Stephen Lloyd, W. H. li. W Logan, Albert Longton, John Lou tier, Leon Lowry, John Lucy, John Ludlow, Morley Wesley ... Luscumbe, James Caiwell . Luse, Norman Lund, Charles Lysons, Edmund Wm. M. .. 302 3i:3 301 305 300 307 30S 309 37(1 371 372 373 374 375 370 377 37S 379 3S0 381 3S2 3S3 3S4 3S5 Eholt Rock Creek Boundary Kails Midway Eholt Midwav Eholt Greenwood Anaconda Greenwootl Greenwood Boundary Kails Boundary Falls Boundary Kails Greenwood Boundary Kails Anaconda Rock Creek Greenwood Greenwood Greenwood Boundary Falls Greenwood Boundary Falls Greenwood Anaconda Greenwood Denoro, Eholt. .. Midway Eholt Eholt Greenwood . Machinist . IIi tel-kceper . Carpenter . Farmer . Bridge carpenter , Bairister-at.-law . Tel operator Miner Teamster Teamster Bank clerk Hotel-keeper .Smelterman Hotel-keeper Pnolographer Smelterman Smelterman Farmer -Labourer Miner Labourer n Accountant Jeweller Smelterman Carpenter Plasterer Miner Hotel-keeper Section man Hotel-keeper Miner Surveyor's asst. 380 Machell, James 387 Madden, Henry Benedict . 3SS Madigan. Michaei 389 Manchester, David 390 Marcineck, Joseph 391 Marks, William 392 Marshall, William 393 Martin, Charles 394 Martin, Charles 395 Martin, Joseph 390 Mather, William B. Q. 397 Matheson, Robert 39S Mathieii, George 399 Maynaril, George 400Medill, William Robert 401 Merritt, Charles Elting 402 Mesker, Asa C. 403 Mesker, Charles T 404 Methot, Joseph Henry ���Hlh Mever, Arthur Francis H. 406 Mites, Alfred 407|Miller, John Rae 408|Miller, Thomas P 409|Miller, William Peter 410IMH13, Ernest 411'Milne, David .... ..... 412|Mitchell, John Best 413|iVloifat, Robert John 41-l|Monk, Edward AVentworth ..lS'Monioe, Arnott , 410|Mooney, Robert 41?|Moore, AVilliam Henry 41SjMoraiul, AVilt'rid Etienne . 4j9|Morgan, James 420)Mori'isoii, Daniel 421 422 423 4:.-i 425 420 427 42S 429 430 4311 Morrison, John AVilliam Moslier, Frank L Mott, John Mei'win Muliiern, .John Mulliner, F. H. Greville . Mundy, Clement Munroe, Hugh Bell Munro, John Murdock, AVilliam Murphy, John Wesley .. Murray, Hugh . Greenwood ��� Greenwood . Eholt ��� Greenwood ��� Boundary Falls ��� Greenwood ��� Eholt ��� Greenwood ��� Greenwood ��� Greenwood Eholt ��� Greenwood ��� Boundary Falls Greenwood Greenwood Greenwood Midway Midway Greenwood Greenwood Midway Greenwood . Eholt Greenwood Boundary Falls Anaconda Greenwood Greenwood Greenwood Anaconda Eholt Greenwood Greenwood Greenwood , Eholt. , Denoro, Eholt .. Greenwood , Midway Greenwood Eholt Greenwood Greenwood Greenwood Eholt Greenwood ��� Greenwood Miner Hotel-keeper Blacksmith's hlpr Hotel-keeper Smelterman Miner Operator Shoemaker Shoemaker -Miner Dentist Assay asst. Machinist Mason Law clerk CPR Conductor Liveryman Asst. Cust. Coll. Accountant Labourer Butcher C'-vpenter Labourer Smelterman Rancher Miner K O. & Agent Agent Smelter emp. Ttainman Miner Teamster Machinist Miner Restaurant kpr Farmer Miner Ch ecker Miner Merchant Miner Trainman Miner 432 MacArthur, Alexander 433 McArthur, Charles Joseph . 434 Macaulay, James Babington ���135 McAuley, Thomas 430 MacBaiiv, John AVelsh 437 McBride, AVilliam 438 M'cCague, Samuel 439 McCallum, John 440 McCarron, L. M 441 McCharles, Farquhar R. .. 442 McClelland, Samuel 443 McCreath, James 444 McCrimmon, Archibald ... 445 McCurdy, Hugh 440 McCutcheon, Hugh 447 McDonald, Alexander 448 McDonald, Alexander 449 McDonald, Alexander Colin. 450 McDonald, Angus R 451McDonald, Archie B __ 452 McDonald, Daniel 453 MacDonakl, Daniel James .. 454 MacDonald, Daniel James .. 455 MacDonakl, Donald Alex. .. 450 McDonald, Duncan J 457 MacDonald, Edward S 45S McDonald, George R 459|McDonald, Hugh 400|McDonald, James 4U.1 (McDonald, Philip 4G2!McDonaId, AValter John McDonoll, Charles Stewart McDonell, Jerome McDonnell, Mike McDougall. Daniel McDousall, Daniel McEacliern, John McElmon. David R McEwen. Joseph Ernest .. McFnrlnno, Alexander ... MacGHlis. Daniel H McGillivray. Hugh Daniel McGillivray. James McGlashan. Donald McGuire, Adam James ... Mclnnis, Fred iMcIntominey, AVilliam Hy. Mcintosh, Duncan Mcintosh, James Mcintosh, John Bruce McKague. George A McKaracher, John F McKes, Hugh Mackenzie, Finlay H McKenzie, Kcnne'.h McKenzie, Murdoch McKenzie, Rout. Daniel .. McKellar, John Mackenrot. Ernest Alfred McKercher, Joseph A. ... 492|McKian. James 493|McKinnon. Daniel Allen . 494|McKinnon. Hugh 495|McKinnon. John Walter . 49-|McLaine, Frederick AVm. . 497|McLaren, Donald 498'iMcLaren, .lame. Ca's.n .. 4!S9|McLean, Daniel 500|McLean. Edgar Clarence .. 501 |McLean, Francis 5()2|McLean. James A 503|McLean, Kenneth 504|McLciinan, Neil 505|McLeod. George 500|McLeod, John Peter 507|McLeod, Lauchlan 50S|McLeod, Murdoch 509|McLeod, Norman 403 404 ���105, 400 407 40S 409 470 471 472 473 474 475 ���176 477 47S 479 4S0 481 482 4S3 484' 485 4S0 487 4S8 489 490 491 Boundary Falls Greenwood Phoenix ....... Midway Greenwood Greenwood Eholt Midway Boundary Falls Eholt Greenwood Greenwood Greenwood Boundary Falls Greenwood Eholt Greenwood Greenwood Greenwood .Green wootU.-.-,-.-.. Eholt Greenwood Anaconda Boundary Falls Eholt Eholt Greenwood Eholt Eholt Greenwood Greenwood Anaconda Anaconda Eholt Boundary Falls Greenwood Boundary Falls Eholt Anaconda Eholt Greenwood Greenwood Greenwood ..... Greenwood Anaconda Anaconda r Greenwood Greenwood Eholt Greenwood Greenwood Midway Greenwood Greenwood Greenwood Greenwood Greenwood Eholt Eholt Greenwood Greenwood Eholt Greenwood Eholt Greenwood Deadwood Deadwood Greenwood Eholt Greenwood Greenwood Midway Greenwood Eholt Greenwood Eholt Greenwood Greenwood Smelterman Ccal and wootl ... Labourer Hi tel-keeper .... Teamster Miner Carpenter .... Farmer Agent Carpenter Miner ,,.. Manufacturer Logger Carpenter Customs officer Liveryman Labourer Miner Miner ;-r"rv=Labourer Miner Miner Rancher Livery keeper Miner Miner Ai'ner Liveryman Hotel-keeper Miner Labourer .... Mi muster .... Miner .... Engineer .... Randier ,... Siiielterinan AVafcliniaker Merchant Miner .... Miner M'lier labourer Miner Contractor .... Smelterman .... Miner Mine supt. Miner Miner .... Freo miner CPR engineer Teamster Com. traveller Carpenter Labourer Miner .... Hnlcl-keeper Engineer .... Lumberman Miner Miner Labourer .... Clerk .... Mining broker .... Townsite prop. .... Miner Miner Moulder .... Carpenter .... Tinsmith .... Ti-amstor ,.,. Miner .... Bi rrister I-'.otol-kcoper Labourer .... Electrician VOTERS' LIST-GREENWOOD ELECTORAL DISTRICT. No. 510 511 512 513 511 515 510| 517[ 518; 519 520 521 522 523 524 Christian name and surname of the Claimant in, full length. Kesidence of Claimant. (Il in 11 city or town, ihe name and side of Ihe street upon which he resides, mi,) the names of the nearest cross streels between which his resilience is Minute). l'rofession, trade or calling (if any). McMann, Fred. Kilmasier Me.Mann, AV. R McMnster, John A .McMillan John Geddie .., Mtu'Millan, Norman [MacMUlaii. William Nol McMillan, John Alexander McMillan. Murdock McMunn, James IMcMynn, James Graham . McMynn, William Grah'.m McN'ames, James Henry . McNames, John .\ieNau_hton, Daniel McNeill, James Henry r*25JMcNeill. James Henry 520 527' 528 529 530 531 532 533 534 535 530 (McNeill, Roderick McNeill, Stephen McNicol, James McNutt, Jos.ph McOrmond, Samuel Thomas McPhail, Arch. Alex McPherson, Alexander MacRae, Arch. Oswald McRae, Colin McRae, Duncan C MacSwain, James Peck 537 liucTavish, Robert D. . 53S 539 540 541 542 543 544 545 546 547 54 S' 549 550 551 552 553 554 555 550" 557 55S 559 500 5G1 562 5G3 564 565 506 567 56S 5G9 570 571 572 573 574 575 576 577 578 579 580 581 582 583 584 585 5S0 587 5S8 589 590 591 592 593 594 595 590 McVicar, Daniel AVilliam McAVilliams, AVilliam J. . Naden, George Ratcliffe Needham, Thomas K. .. Nelson, Carl Nelson, John William .. Newman, H. M. AV Nicolai, Hermann .Nicholson, Ernest Nicholson, Rod. Angus , Noel, James Norin, John Norris, AVilliam Henry . O'Brien, Andrew E O'Brien, John AVilliam .. O'Brien, Lindsay O'Brien, William O'Connor. Daniel Ogilvie, Clarence D Oliver, Charles OUver, Sidney Olson, Daniel Olson, Gust. .". Oppenheimer, Sidney Sol. Owen, Sidney Packard, Charles Spencer Page, Daniel Paintin, Edwafd Palmer, Thomas Stuart . Patinell, Howard Hiram . Pannell, AVilliam Brooks Parker, Frank H. .... [Parry, Evan Paseuzze, Vincenzo Patterson, George ^ater-on, Thomas Henry |Patterson, William ^aulson, John Peter Pearce, Thomas |Peiekart, Thomas |Pelly, Arthur Norton Penson, Ernest A Perry, Robert iPetch, Benjamin F jPeters, Harrison F iPickthall, John jPierce, Thomas Milton .. Pischke, Alexander |Plumnier, Alfred Harold Pond, William Grey Pope, Edward ,Pope, Robert William .. Portmann, Anton Portmann', John Portmann, Leutfried .... Powers, AVilliam Prangley, Israel Preseott, John Price, Sydney 597 Ranee, Thomas Francis ... 598 Redpath, Edward Riley .. 599 Redpath, Herbert 000 Reid, George AA'illiam 601 Rendell, George Arthur ... 002 Rendell, Charles Martines 003 Rice, Frank Dwight ^004 Richardson^James^..-.=.-.. 005 Richter, Joseph 000 Richards, Francis Philip . 007 Riley, Benjamin Joseph ... 60S Rippeto, Edward Howard . G09 Ritchie, John A 610 Roberts, Arthur OllJRoberts, Frank CI2|Roberts, Nathaniel 013jRoberts. Robert 014|Robeitson, John G 015|Robins, William Aubrey .. 010|Robinson, Alexander 0l7|Robinson. Edward Wm. .. 01S|Robinson, Robert OlUjRol'inson, William _2.|i��'bison, Robert llcibert . 0211 Roderick, Samuel U22|Ruscorla, Thomas 0-3|Ro_s, Duncan 024|Routhier, Henry 025|Roxbuigh, John (J2i;|Rusk, John 027|Russell, James Alexander . GSSiSait. Henry O. Lewis G_9jStil'.er, Lewis E. 030|Saiideison. Alfred F 031 032 033 034 035 0;J.(i_ 037JSett,i;rini jSansom, Chas. W. Herbcit. S-.itor, Andrew Satii'e, lleai y Jaachl Schon, James Edward .... [Scott, AVilliam Sesswoith, Walter Edgar . --.,_. ���toh, Jessie GSSjShannou', John James .... G39|Shaser, Felix Warren 040jS!ia\v, Henry Curtis f.41|Shaw, Charles AE 642'jShieIds, Thomas 043|Shovel, Samuel (U-tjShrapnel, John Henry .... fi-lajSimpHon,. AVm. John (MGjSimmons. Harry Seymour (i47|Skidmore, Isaac (i4S|S;nailes, Ralph G49!Smith. "'*"''' r: 050 051 052 053 054 055 050 057 OSS 059 000 061 David G Edwin Foyle Jas. Carmichael . .James Henry Prter C Sidney Thcr-philus AVill.ani T ISoderstiom. ALeri Spankie, James Ernest .. Spearing, Frank .Spencer, LafaycCo |St. Amand, Oscard [Stapletr.n, John Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Greenwood Greenwood' Eholt Boundary Falls Deadwood Deadwood Greenwood Green wootl Eholt Rock Creek Greenwood ..... Midway Midway Midway Greenwood ..... Greenwood ..... Eholt Eholt Midway .. ,. Greenwood ..... Eholt Midway .'. Boundary Falls Greenwood ....!. Deadwood ...... Greenwood j. Greenwood ....!. Eholt j.- Greenwood !. Eholt \. Miner Ciplain I! ol el- keeper Smelterman Farmer Miner Miner Miner Rancher Govt. Agent Farmer Farmer Carpenter Merchant Merchant Sretion foreman Merchant Blacksmith Ei-gineer School teacher Hotel-keeper Pres. minister M/'ner Merchant Printer Carpenter Miner Prospector ��� ��� Greenwood ;. ��� ��� Eholt , ��� ��� Greenwood . ���' Greenwood . ��� ��� Midway ���. ��� ��� Boundary Falla ��� ��� Greenwood .. ..I. '' Greenwood .. .i. ��� ��� Greenwood ... j. ���* Greenwood !. ��� ��� Midway j. '��� Eholt [ ���' Anaconda ��� ��� Greenwood !. ' * Greenwood . ��� ��� Greenwood '���. * Eholt '.' ' * Greenwood . * Greenwood ..... ' Greenwood . * Greenwood ' Greenwood * Eholt * Eholt .......... ' Greenwood ' Boundary Falls ' Greenwood ' Midway ' Midway ' Greenwood 1 Greenwood ' Greenwood ' Greenwood * Greenwood ' Greenwood * Eholt ' Greenwood ' Greenwood ��� Greenwood * Anaconda " Greenwood ��� Greenwood , * Eholt ' Greenwood * Boundary Falls * Greenwood " Greenwood ' Boundary Falls * Greenwood * Greenwood ' Greenwood * Greenwood * Greenwood ' Midway * Eholt ' Greenwood , * Eholt * Boundary Falls ��� Greenwood , ��� Greenwood * Greenwood * Eholt * Eholt ' Greenwood . Agent ��� Loco, engineer . Hotel proprietor ��� Hotel proprietor . Farmer . Biewer . Miner . Carpenter . Miner . Smelter emp. . Fr.rmer Miner lintel-keeper Miner , Miner . Blacksmith . CPR conductor Carpenter Miner Smelterman Smelter emp Phys. and surg. Clerk Car repairer Miner Fireman Rancher Printer Gt rdener Butcher ���Hotel-keeper Miner Blacksmith Gardener M'ner Machinist Prospector Hotel-keeper G'-ntleman Labourer Miner Cleric CPR conductor Miner Smelterman Labourer Clerk Smelter emp. Miner Smelterman Brewer Brewer Brewer Lv Hibernian Carpenter 1 abourer Fitter's helper Miner Stiition agent Brakeman Blacksmith Merchant Ri'iicber ...Surveyor's asst. _ n-iffli rvrrrrrrrrrrr ��� Midway ' Greenwood ��� Boundary Falls .. ��� Greenwood ��� Greenwood ' Midway ��� Midway ��� Eholt ��� Eholt " Boundary Falls .. ' Green weed ....;., ' Greenwood ��� Grconwt.iid ��� Greenwood ��� Green wend ' Greenwood ��� Eholt ��� Greenwood ' Greenwood ��� Boundary Falls .. ��� Greenwood , ��� Greenwood ' Greenwood ��� Eholt ' Mill way ��� Greenwood ' Greenwood ' Greenwood ' Green wood ' Greenwood ' Greenwood ' Greenwood ' Greenwood ' Boundaiy Falls .. - Midway ��� G recti wood ��� Greenwood ' Midway ' 'Mother l.odo Mine ��� Eholt Greenwood ��� Greenwood Green wool Green wo''d Greenwood ' Greenwood '.'I'l-enwood ' Greenwoo-i ' Anaconda ' Boundary Falls .., ' Greenwood ' Greenwood ' Greenwoi ! ��� Green wot i ��� Anaconda ��� Eholt ��� Greenwood Farmer . Miner Pipe fitter .Miner Miner Rancher Farmer Cook Wiper Sn, ell orman CU'i'I- in II. orders Miner I '.bonier .Shoemaker Alinor D. ay in an I 1 bonier Mir.er I'til'lislif-r Engineer S'.riollertnan Miner .Merchant Fireman Ik tel-keeper Miner Architect Hotel-keeper Labourer Pliys. and surg. Labourer Assayer Miner Siiielterinan Rancher B.'-visttT-at-hiw P L. S. Firmer Miner Fireman Hoiol-koojw r Dentist Farmer Mt-Tc'iant Rancher Cabinet maker Br nk mi'.s. eni-or Miner Carpenter Il'Micher -cner Siiielterinan Physician Salesman Farmer B'acksinitli Miner VOTERS' LIST���GREENWOOD ELECTORAL DISTRICT. No. ��� 'hristhin name and surname of the Claimant In lull leii(;lij. Kesidence of Claimant. (If in a city 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 culling (lf uny). .WjSteenes. Evard Le. lie Greenwood Contractor <*. 3|Sl.ecr. Clirford C Greenwood Hole cleric MM.St-ffeii. Peter Greenwood ..... ������er Ou'-iStephens, Kenneth Mel). ..Greenwood B-*ok-keener ^.Sterling. Edward D Eholt . \ 1^ coSctor H;,��u:ren, Richmond K Greenwood Steward 08|Stevenson, Lindsay ........ Greenwood .. "." " Sourer 0t.9|Stewa,i, Dan Greenwood- Labour,. GVOjStewart, Alexander, Sr. ...Eholt .. t-aoourei ���071 iStowart, Alexander Eholt ..'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'. '.'.'.['.'.[[Ill .'.'.'.'.'.'.'! Diuggis't Gi'2jStewau, Robert 073|Stewart, Timothy bT-.^tcoke, Charles William 07*i|Sto:,ke, Samuel George . GV6|Siory, Albert Edward 681 6S2 OS- Greenwood Lumberman Greenwood Miner Midway Farmer ��� ;��� > Midway Farmer Greenwood Miner (.VTJStuart. Randolph G. K Greenwood Free miner fiVS|3ulliviui, Daniel Joseph ...Anaconda ; Smelterman C79|Sullivan, Florence John ...Greenwood Baker G-0 Sullivan-, John F Eholt Brakeman Sutherland, James .Greenwood Mine owner Sutton, Edward Midway .Rancher Swan, James Boundary Falls Boilermaker GS4 Swayne, George Greenwood Lodging hse kpr. 6S5 Taylor, George Birkett Greenwood City clerk GS6 Tebo, Michael Eholt "... '.....' M.ner 6S7 Tesse, Samuel Greenwood Smelterman GS8 Terhune, David Midway Labourer GS9 Terhune, George Wm Greenwood Miner G90 Therier, Joseph Greenwood Miner 69_|Thibaudeau, Alex. Gilbert . Boundary Falls :. .... Smelterman G92 Thomas, Arthur Francis ... Midway Biuggist 69.1|Thomas, Thomas Greenwood Tailor Thomet, Charles L Midway M.'.ne owner 694 695i G96 697 Thompson, Alfred Stuart Thompson, Frank Tyrrell Thompson, George H. ... GOSl'Tiiompson, John O 699 Thompson, Josias 700 Thomson, Hans Peter 701. Thornton, Edward ... 702 Tippie, William 703 Tornc-y, William S 704 Tucker, Philip Ei'ue^t ... 705 Turner, Henry Allen 706 Tye, Charles Herbert 707 Tyo, Nelson Joseph 70S Tyrrell, John Hassard ... 709 Van Sickle, John Oscar ... 710 Vielette, Henry ��� 711 Villandre, Joseph 712 Wake, Thomas ���'...." 713 Walker, Thomas 714 Walmsley, Robert 7.15 Warbtu'ton, James 716 Warren, Edward George 717 Wartman, James 715 Wartman, Raymond 719 Wartman, Walter James ". 720 Watson, Charles William . 721 Way, John Ross 722 Webb, Alfred Edward .... 723 Webb. David 724 Webb, Thomas 725AVeed. Charles Harry 72G Welch, Frederick Charles . 727 Wells, Joseph Dohson .... 725 Wellwood, George ......"..'. 729 Wheeler, Geo. Washington 730 White, John Lillie ....... 7.1 White, Robt. C. G. ....... 732 Whiteford, Daniel ........ 733 Whiteside, Arthur M 734'Whit-ord,' Richard 735 Wieland, Charles 736 Wickwire, Edmund T 737 Williams, David 738 Williams, Evan 739 Williams. Geo. Foxwell ... 740 Williams, James Thomas . 741 Williams, Richard Pierce . 742 Williamson1, James 743 Williamson, John 744 AVilliamson, Robert 745| Williamson, rnomas ..... 746 Wills, William 747 Wilmot. Ashley Noel 745 Wilmshurst, Joseph ....... 749 Wilmshurst, Joseph, Jr. ... 750 Wilson, Ai thur *M. ....... 751 Wilson, Charles White ... 752 Wilson, George Edward .. 753 Wilson, Robert 754 Wilson, William 755|Wi!son, William Clough . 7 5 (! IW i n 11 eJL__. T h o m as���B.._._......... Midway Clergyman; ��� Midway Farmer Greenwood . ..... Painter Midway ........ Clerk. Boundary Falls ...... Carpenter Anaconda ... . ............ ... Smelterman Boundary Falls SraeUerman Midway Farmer Eholt Merchant -* Boundary Falls Su-elterman Greenwood . C'erk Greenwood .. .. Smelterman Greenwood Clerk Midway ........ Teamster 757jWittc, T. B. I-I. ......... 75S|Wood, Benjamin L 7591 Wood, Christopher 760|Wood. Robert 7011 Wood. Robert George ... 7(!2|Wood-. Paul 7(!3IWriglit. Henry St. John, 7iJ4JWright. Wallace Ogle . 7G.-)|Voi'k. Frank Wellesloy . 7'ifi!Voun:c. Albert William . 767JVniing. J. VV 7iiS!'"i-img. Joseph 7G9JYoung, Stephen 770|YoiiiighuKbanil. John V. 771|Yuill. Silas Barrv ��� Boundary Falls ��� Greenwood . ��� Greenwood ...'.. ��� Boundary Falls ��� Midway ��� Greenwood ; Midway ��� Greenwood Greenwood Greenwood ..... Greenwood ..... Midway .'....... Boundary Falls. Eholt Anaconda Anaconda V-i w:y Eholt ........... Greenwood ��� Greenwood ��� Greenwood ..... ��� Greenwood ..... ��� Greenwood ��� Boundary Falls . ��� Greenwood ��� Greenwood Greenwood ..... Greenwood ..... Greenwood ..... Boundary Falls . Greenwood Green wood ..... Greenwood ..... Greenwood ��� Anaconda Greenwood Boundary Falls . Greenwood ��� Greenwood Greenwood Anaconda Greenwood Greenwood G reenwood Greenwood Greenwood Greenwood ^Gj.-eaivw.ood^-,...a... Barber Miner M.'ner Hotel Droprietor Merchant Conductor E.ec. engineer Mtson Stone mason Contractor ^ . Farmer Machinist Boiler maker Miner , Miner Farmer B-Ok-keeper' ~ Labourer ��� Hotel-keeper'' . Miner . Diuggist , . Druggist . Smelter emp. . Barrister-at-law . Miner . M.'ner . Broker . Engineer. Miner . Com. traveller . C erk . Machine agent' . Miner . Wood merchant . L; bourer . Smelterman . Miner . B-iik clerk . Engineer . M ner . M'ner . Merchant tailor . Lr,bourer , Customs broker Miner Clerk Greenwood ... Greenwood ... Greenwood ... ��� Green wootl ... Greenwood ... Eholt ��� Greenwood .. . Green wootl ... Eholt Greenwood ... Denoro, Eholt Greenwood ... Greenwood ... Greenwood ... Greenwood ... Carpenter Tailor Fice miner Rcctaurant prop. Miner Miner Clerk Miner Miner Miner. M-ner M _rchant .11'ST .A II It I VIC 11 l��� New Spring Goods | cArthur Gee OI-" THK I.ATICST FASH ION'S Scutch Tweeds, Landslide, Strut li.'oiia and P.i'lwarp Sor-ros. A liin- line of Bantings of tlie latest stylos I'rii-es losnlt the limes. Cull and see them. John Smal-wood Waril Street M ICI'OII ANT TAII.OK Drink THORPES LITHIA WA1ER Every s:nall bott contains fi<ve grains of Lithia Carbonate Sewing Machines / Pianos FOR RENT nnd FOR SALIC ^Merchant Tailor i Trillion. Hlouk linker .Street CHOICE SPRING SUMMER GOODS Latest Cut Latest Styles REISTERER & C2 BREWERS OK LAGER P.EER AKD PORTER I'm up in I'liektiiies lo Suit the Trade Old Curiosity Shop, .liiM'|i|iine Su-eet Nelson, 11. (J. llrewery mid OmVe: I.iilimer Street, Nelson, H.C. NOTICE As my v.-i'r, Theresii Olheiser. hns left my bed nnd hii.-ird without emise or provocation, I will nol he ros-miisilile for "liy debts she lntiy con- o.i'-l mi iiinl niter the (bite of this nollee. I'Mtod m my nitich on Six-Mile Creek, H.C, this 1st dux- of September. I'M.--. KU.AXK OLIIKISEK. The Nelson Tribune The J. H. Ashdown Hardware Co., Ltd. Importers and Dealers in] Sl-ielf nncj; Heavy HARDWARE Tinware and Graniteware Stoves and Ranges BAKER ST. Fire Brick, Fire Clay, Portlaiid Cement, T-Rails, Ore Cars, Sheet Steel, Crescent, Canton and Jessop's Drill Steel : : :__:_: INELSOIN MORLEY k CO. Wholesale ami Retail Booksellers and Stationers Honey IPURE CALIFORNIA In 1 -lb Glass Jars 25c Honey J. A. IRVING & co. Groceries and Provisions Houston Block, Nelson. Preserving Peaches f r t 1 We are now receiving regular consignments of the X 1 Crawford Freestone Peach direct from Wenatchee. Prices X | have touched rock bottom for this season, so do not de- 1 J lay in ordering your supply. X I J. Y. Griffin & Co., Limited, j c/lrtists' Materials Engineering and Mining Books Typewriters cMimeographs 'Photographic Supplies cMusical Instruments Morley & Co. Nelson. BX, THE TOWN AND THE DISTRICT. Mi's. Li. B. Hoyt, Slocan; J. Martin and wife, Winnipeg; E. McDonnell, Grand Forks; L. Birnie, Phoenix; W. Douglas, C-iuibrook; Rev. McOall, Columbia; J.C. Resel, New York; W. Bolielaw, Vancouver, are tit the Queens. George F. Rnnsome, of the Payne mine, was in town last night. At one time Georgo was tho champion snowshoe runner of Canada, and is one of thc best lacrosse players in this province. Hugh Mann, who was killed at Envood yesterday, was well-known in Nelson. He lived for many years atSandon and was a brother of Dan Mann, the millionaire railway man. A. W. Strickland, manager of the Bank of Montreal at New Denver, weut to Greenwood this morning. In that city his wife gave birth to a son yesterday. ��������������������������������������������������������������������������������� t w ! NELSON, B. C. ��� ��� ��� �����������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������_����������������������������������������������������������������� ^ Wholesale Provisions ��� Produce and Fruits R. A. Rogers & Co., L_ci., Winnipeg Representing ^ N. K. Fairbank Co., -. Montreal Simcoe Canning Co., -J Simcoe Office and Warehouse, Josephine Street: Nelson, B. C J. A. Kirkpatriek & Co., Ltd. 1 Wholesale and Retail g��g Groceries, Crockety and Glassware p| Aberdeen Block, Nelson ������ Oora go(o wora CsQn *��_-(? We have just received a consignment of The Cudahy Packing Company's famous Diamond C Bacon especially cured and smoked for family use. This lp - bacon-has-no^equal-on^the^market._JIxy it. __^W_e_ have Ht a few gross of Preserve Sealers left at right prices. ^ J. A. KIRKPATRICK & CO., Ld. | 0)0(0 Job Pointing We Use Gumption as well as the best papers and inks iu the execution of your orders��� they will not be mis- ^ understood. Quick dis- ^ patch given out-of-town work ^vA<v^vvvv^vvvr��yvv^^A^^*vvvl Gait Coal And Wood of All lvinU�� Terms Spot Cash W H. JONES Madden Building NELSON, H.C. The Si ne tr athcona (formerly Hotel I'lmir) E5. TOMKINS MANAGER J& PANTS |A.T P. Burns & Co. Wholesale and Retuii; Meat Merchants Head Office &n<_j{ColclJ_St*or&_je Plant^at Nelson. BKANCfl MARKETS nt Kaslo, Ymir, Siimlon, Silverton, Kevelsloke, New Denver, Cnscmle, Trull, Grand Forks, (Ireenwood, Mldwav, I'hoeuix, Itosslund. *-!oeun City, .Moyii-, Cranbrook, Fernie and Mueleod. NELSON HIIANCII MARKET, MI UNS BLOCK, HA KICK STHEKT Orders by mall to any I'miu'li will receive promiit and careful attention. Cash Advanced on Consignments Jacob Green & Co. Auctioneers, Appraisers, Valuators General ^Commission Agents Corner of Baker and Josephine Street. NELSON, B. C. We earrv a verv large Stock of The Latest I'ultc Carpets, Rugs, Lrinoleums Come and make your eliolee Before House Cleaning LSEE OUR GO=CARTS AU prices. We can suit you. D. McARTHUR & CO, Furniture Dealer- and Undertakers j L A, Gilker's! ������������������������ ��������������������������������>������������������������ Tic i^!W^_?/! ���_*! ;> The Leading Hotel of the Kootenays Good Sample Rooms Special Kates to Commercial Jlen' Stanley nnd Victoria. Streets, NELSON Madden House W. F��. TIERNEY Telephone '2(15 linker Street ��� ��������������������������������������>������*������������<�������������� ��� ��� ��� ��� ��� ��� ��� ��� _.'.. THOMAS MADDEN rl'ROPBIKTOK 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. __.LRATES_.t2_ PER DAY_ MRS. E. C. CLARKE, Proprietress An Old Head on Young Shoulders Isn't always indicative of wisdom, as II lakes experience to make h muii appreciate the high class work done at the Kootenay Siciim Laundry. After your experience of ragged edges und spren'd eagle button holes, streaked shirt fronts, etc., yon will come to us tostjiy. Kootenay Steam Laundry S30 Water St. Tolcphone 146 NELSON STEAM LAUNDRY Work dour; by hand or machine, and on short notice. Delivery wngon calls for and delivers work every day iu the week. Silver King Hotel |BAKEK STREET, NELSON t IG HORN -j BRAND Onion f mc. WE MANUFACTURE Shirts, Cooks' Aprons and Overalls, Caps, , Denim Pant's, Carpenters' Aprons, Tweed Punts, Waiters' Aprons, Cottonade Punts, Painters' anil Plas Jumpers, terers' Overalls, Blouses, AUickinaw Coats, Engineers' Jackets , Mackinaw Pants, Waiters' Jackets, Tarpaulins, Barbers' Jackets, Dunnage lings, Gingham Jackets, Horse Blankets, Mission Flannel Tents, Underwear, Etc., Etc., Etc. ��� ��� ��� ��� ��� ��� t ��� ��� ��� ��� ��� ��� ���������������������������������<���>���<*������<���>��������������������������� TURNER, BEETON & GO. LIMITED, WHOLESALE MERCHANTS Warehouses, Wharf Street Factory, 1 Bastion Street -VICTORIA. B.C. ��� ��� ��� ��� ��� ��� ��� ��� ��� ��� ��� ��� ��� ��� ��� ��� ��� - ���������������������*��������������������������������������������������������� I SUNDAY! HOURS UNDER OLD MANAGEMENT." RATES $1.00 PER DAY The Dining Room is unsurpassed and the Bedrooms are Ihe best iu Nelson. The liar Is stocked with good Wines, Liquors and Cigars. T*emont House European and American 1*1 nti Meals 'Al cts. Rooms from i*i els. lo II. Only White Help Employed. Blankets, Flannels, Curti.ins, etc., a specialtv. Dyeing and Cleaning also done. Outside orders promptly attended to. PAUL NIPOU, Proprietor. P.O.Box 4�� NOTICE OF MEETING. Nki.son, It. C, September r.th, llHia. Notice is heruliy given that an extraordlnurv general meeting of the shareholders ot the Northwest Coal and Coke Company, Limited (non-personal liability), will be held (in Monday, tbe twenty-first day of September, HX)*!, ut the hour of :i p.m., at the head ollice of the company, Kootenay street, Nelson, I!. C, for the purpose of increasing the capital slock of theeomjmhv from $:(,0(10,l��0(l to ���fI0,-tK>���(Kl(l lo increase the number of directors from six to eleven,and lo authorize the directors to issue debentures of tho conipunv to the amount of ���H.iiOti.tHh). Bv order of the directors, B. B. MK'HTON, Secretary-Treasurer. MALONE (& TREGILLUS Baker St., Nelson Proprietors Lakeview Hotel Corner Vernon and Hall Streets, NEIvSON, B.C. BEST -DOLLAR-A-DAY HOI'S'.; IN NKI.SON NO CHINESE EMI'LOVEP Aagtist Thomas, Proprietor ��� ��� ��� Bartlett House Josephine St., Np|��(in, B. 0. White Help Only Employed Thc Best Dollar-a-Day House in .Nelson The Bur Is the Finest GEO. W. BARTLKTT, Proprietor Kootenay Wire Works Co. Manufacturers of Mattresses, .Springs, Pillows, Bed Lounges, Conches, Cphol- slering, Turning, Bninl.-nwing, Cii'lll Work and other novelties. Onr No. -1 Spring is tbe best on the market. Ask for It and take no other. FRONT STREET NELSON, xi. C ��� jl __%_r "-w *X"-��_y ��� ��� ��� ��� X Our store (corner of Baker X X and Josephine streets) will * X be open every Sunday for X X dispensing purposes:��� ��� X 9:30 to 12 o'clock X 2:00 to 5 o'clock X 7:00 to 9 o'clock I Canada Drug and Book | ��� Company, Limited | <>��� ��� ������������������>��������<���>��-��������<><�����������������'���' ������<������������ ROSSER'S Second Hand Store "'i China Hall New and Second Hand Cloods of every description bought and sold. Sec onr Crockery and Clla'sswiire WESTERN CANADIAN EMPLOYMENT AGENCY Goods Rented ���pii-ttt-Cluss Wurehouse Roi- Stovuge Baker Street, West, Next to O.I'.R. Ticket Ollice Phone 2II1A l'-��- "ox i>SS Geo. iVL Gunn Maker of first-class hand-made Boots and Shoes. Repairing neatly ami promptly done. Satisfaction guaranteed in all work Wt����-d St. next new postollh-c bid "Nelson .NOIICE? In the matter of nn application for a duplicate of a Certificate of Title lo l.nt 111, block -IT, in Ihe town of Nelson. .Notice Is herebvgiven that it is my intention to Issue ut the expiration of one month from the llrst publication hereof a duplicate ol ihe Certificate of Title to Hie above mentioned Lot 111, block 17, in the town of Nelson, in the name ,,f Albert I'lcurv, which certificate is ��� luted Ihe nth dav of April, I'.iui, and numbered 117a. 11. 1*. MA(JLKOI), Land Kcgislrv Ollice, District Registrar Nelson, lilc, 101I1 August, l'JlKl. ��� ��� Nelson Agricultural & Industrial Association ��� 2-SOLID DAYS-2! Of Sight Seeing and Sport, Magnificent Display' of J Fruits, Vegetables, Farm Produce, Flowers, Horses, J Cattle, Poultry, Dogs, and the Greatest Collection ��� of Minerals ever Exhibited iu British Columbia. t LACROSSE Shamrocks of Montreal, Champions of the World, vs. Nelson, Champions of the Kootenay. ROCK DRILLING X North Star Team vs. Ymir Team ��� for ��1000. ��� $500 in other Prizes for Rock ___ Drillins. ��� �� Place* Mining in operation each day ^ ' BALLOON ASCENSION I And Parashute Drop of 2000 Feet Each Da}' �� Baby Show First Day % I BAND CONCERTS t X Grounds and Buildings Illuminated Each Evening T ��� - '��� JAMES JOHNSTONE, President. J. E. ANNABLE, Secretaiy ^V-t-V-i/VVV'***^^ Dealers iu Coffee, Teas, Spices, ^Baking, Powder, and Flavoring Extracts. OUR GOODS arc Pwe ancI se'ec^ed from the best in the various _-.���.---_������.-���.--_-_���___ ijneSt jn orcfer f0 gC( fjie best, please buy from us direct, and Ive guarantee satisfaction. cAddress, Kootenay Coffee Co. Telephone 177 NelsOn, ��>. C. I'. O. Box 182 A - West Kootenay Butcher Company Fresh and Salted Meats. Fish and Poultry in Season. OH DICKS HY MAIL receive prompt and careful attention. E. C TRAVES, Mnnuj-cr K.W.C. j-loek, Nelsou
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Title | The Nelson Tribune |
Publisher | Nelson, B.C. : Tribune Publishing Company |
Date Issued | 1903-09-12 |
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. |
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Nelson (B.C.) |
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Newspapers |
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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_12 |
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BC Historical Newspapers Collection |
Source | Original Format: Royal British Columbia Museum. British Columbia Archives. |
Date Available | 2012-12-21 |
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 | 10.14288/1.0189299 |
Latitude | 49.5000000 |
Longitude | -117.2832999 |
AggregatedSourceRepository | CONTENTdm |
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