i ^ JUN 27 190b
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Vol. :.' Nn (i
VMIi; I'.. C, SA'ITIM'.W .IPXR l'I. Iiiu:..
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LOCAL ITEMS
Card of Thanks. , * will Fumigate all Amer- Ymir Public School.
, :,-'i'-.,,l lersol V Tl I NING NIEWS leans.
JVllStt't'.s' A'-rnllll! llll'l Tt'llt'll
Un life N .. .'.■■ K nl 1'. ll ish to i - ' ,.-,,, i , ■ I • , i
111. 1- f.iml.l .lll.iiu InllBil ru!* 11 ■ 1. .' I ' • I ' ' Ul-uh-l lib I' III tl'lf. Inn ill, i,it'll l-'S I . I' II I 1 .
.iin. X . Liiuipbell Imnit. Ken nel m-to the Hoi Mr. Chnburst, nnd About eight tuns of high grade op- ,,,.,-
ihodiulliR roo». at tl.«. V„.,,-not..|. |h;.cho, „d ,,.„.,„. ,,„,-., w) „,,. ,011 |K*i,,, low., ,-v, i ,l„y attraetul by a C h.nei.e p.viter ii'lneh
''■" '"""' <"'"--' '**"<- '•- been kindly supplied lhe Uowers for lhe from lhe Yankee Hi, I mine. -. far bns appeared ... lhe Chinese ,pu„lo,-s
«;**"1 up mo-t of Ihw week i,'i,l..i" ,a;i .ii!|iis:i| iimijt, l|i(, 9im|(i| ,.nj| (ix cai-ltiads have ben, shippetl, »l H.malulu. It s.,i Hint the I
llTweZirrwas the I..,,-,-, b"Hy appreciation und .1 is f.„ ,| ,„„;,, ;„„; ,-. K,..,,, «-iH • f„t. .- , .. .'-..,■
'ay of the year, and lho ivmcMcr.. art "m\ k,l,U «*""'"«■•" al *jU1' '••Huonul start woik shortly ..„ the liulepe,,-1 a.u] .hat tl|0 ,,„,,, ,., ;i, v..ku. mofith- -Ml these expenditure* h-l'
t'reiidy beginning to take notice "how j-.oi-.ines, i ,),.„ _,,,,,, tin-* lu*at| of Hull will issue an order a"aiusl ibe pur- been met by disbursement from ti
e lavs nit' drawing in." ' '
Mi 1 . S T Uosh, -,., ,.■:.,,.,- .
llu Ymir Kel I li mid, ha h u le
Hill"
government pmi italiate '" tbe following uccounl nf expend
John (J. Dbwau,
lv. of ll. it S,
l'"'"1'- ■■">•> propose in tin about two c|„me „f American goods, will, n pen-! l-.oV''ti"'i'*l Uopurl
in.n11 li , « nt'l; this ■ uniinei
ally for violation of the order and
in the teacher'.*! -. durv, v Inch i, pui |
l-'or suit! cheap, two lots on S ml
Vvenue. These lots are cleared und , , , . ,', , , . direct, make a total of SO-io "di -meni
, , | j , , ,. f ii | i , A new-iinke w reported from ihe | will proceed tu have Americans who
.Mound. Apply nt this office. '' ^ The Spokesman Review Keystone mint nl Krie. A new i*ei.i| enter China fumigated at the point of jl')' tj'w (.lnveraiue.it. diiring the
Mi.s Jean Clark, of-Ymir, is a can J Contest. / .ving nbout nine fi-el uf shipping entry and charged *-1 per haul.
■ dale nt lhe departmental exapiina. j ore has been discovered and tin* lessees]
iitu - held in Nelson next month, inni I Up to date the liriii-.li ('iilunibiii j «re prepai;.,,; lu ship ni on
ill ni for a third class certificate. candidates for the Spokesman Ueview '
ii the Yniir school
Advertising for t, , 'he,
i Postage, siiitiiin.'i v, ni.i
Lead Sfrielter Plants I'eiegrums
lb.it y.„, can cut and I trip to the Portland Fair have p in |**, . , , , .,.„',: ''",„]' "„"" 111'' AUl-St be AIuiUM"!.-* Impress charge
Where' "' C"",l'1'<'b's, all i.t] 028 voles. The cosl ,,f these I v,„„|, ,.-,„.'L. Tl "v--„ ; ...;,, i/.e<l.
An inipiirlaiil
! i.-ki d. No. 1 Asltcrofl, no better in I , , , ,
• , ,, • i ,. i would probnoly pav tbo expei.se.s .-l . :„ .i,,,,,, . t...... i',.,., ,,*• ,,,i ,,.,
;l:c iinrkl, special price, on live sack • • to iniuuii nun leeiuiiion miii gals, twenty young ladies to lhe fail in |(.lm, i„ which |s „ „1N j,,,.;, sln,„|.
Mi is. Winslow mul Vanbuskirk "l«'*''<>f t«». but then lho exeite.nenl .bowing c.msi.lernble free gold,
i.-doiM development work on ,!ie of Uie contest would be lacking, Thc| ...... , , ,l *"l> "
, . , , ■ , ., ... i ,- i m ,- - '-"ii ii "Hi.'li.- ini'ii- n short cul Marvsi
. 'in.- (.wind bv the Silver 1 i'.i. struggle lies between Alms Lnrrie •'
\V I, 11.11 Shi nm
I Su] j iii -, T, II. A: !,in-. n
Probably the mosl iniportaul news " DesBrisay Co,
thai has reached Koolenay for many s- '•-• Seaney
lay is U|al Mm Heberlien process al " i'"1'1" *■''•" ■'■ r
ille siiielter is a proiiounced |). Campbell
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llining Co., near Ihu head of Wild MuKay of Nelson, Miss Flora Me-
.II on tlie i''.;;i'.i ii i..ii.I. ivhich will success, li has now 1» i
ii ru|iuing
I' S. T. I>„
Horse Creek,
donald of Kaslo, nnd Miss Margaret
down hill haul tu tha Wil- several weeks, and him done nil thai Caretaker, Birdie Shi ui
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i i- another, lii- pi
i crested with thar other old pioneer ., ,' , ,, . , ii-i niii- millilig susceptibility. realized bin ii iiieaus al leasl thai
,,,.., i , ,... ' sibli lioweiei Unit tbi'v niii be some| '
here i- an ai I mil *ai ing of Sii ii lon
Inn Graham, lu lho Lake View grou|
, -ir llu1 Dundee nriii" 'hirU bursci anion
Phil Aspinwall, an-old'97 man in Evre off hand FoikH, who" are ,0, | ='-•<-st-vnip mill where it is proposed to j was asked or expected of it. Just Prnyage, U J"*-*"".'
Ymir, is here on a visit. Ho is i-i- . ',,. i , , , ,i i,' ,, [ treat some of the Foghorn ore, for a whal thii iniolves can hnrdlv be Hepair work, M. YanlJeUogail l
I . Witislu
Ull
,. other con-l John lloultbee, who wilh M there is an act mil-aving of So ,i ion n. i'.-m.u- io.v'i
, . . , , , ' i„i: ii. ■; mo contest ends I'Vascr the ll.i-isltt.id banker, owns the in the tfeatuimtt t,f silver-lead ores of " A. Oddie It'
du I iii-ilav next iin- i nm- I live , , i , . , , ,., ,; ,,i,. i|,.,t ,',. ,,ti,,., i,,,| Lin U and oi 'ii-.ei's '
,f lhe Ladies of the Maocabeea wi|| next week so idl lh wl bold- Dumas giou,., was ,n town last week, " '"'";-" " ' ;* " '•' "l
give an ice cream social to he followed ing back will have to show their and j.uiiJ a visit of inspection to the sii.i'Uers iu llie Miotena) ii ave ^^
by a dance, in lho Masonic Lull, hands verv shortly. In Nelson a property, which lies on lho North •-" "dopt the process, nnd that llui T|K, f„||owin„ js l)ie ,„„•.„,.
\dniissioii is 50 cents, refreshments ..trons play will l.o inado to put Miss Fork of Wild Horse. There is a very P-'O'b.cei' should benefit to the extent lt '.',^/j' .i',t.-,-T.i' ,.,,,',, t..", i^..■ le
''"" .McKay ahead, The voung lady oe | good showing and it is intention ot' H " l,)" u" ,l Q0 ')el' 0L'"t- li;a'1 t"'1'' Number on roll bovs " ' "iris ■
At tli football match last Satur. Lupies n posj-.ioll in t|„. |)1)stoHict of the owners to .'■-- ii1"' '-1- or concentrate. We imagine ■
dav'belvi'eeii the Yinir lentil und a , , ,,' ,, , , i ,
■■ , ■ , . . and has some able rustlers in her Im lelurinelil work,
.cratch team mailn up ol men trom
tbeloivn und the Yniir mini1, the latter "''
neii victorious oy a score nt I in u. ^vni'vvT.vvvv'-j'rTTvi'VT'Jvv?.!.*
I'he game was a hot one throughoul __, ,,. ., 4 ♦' f cheap treatmeiit it should |
1 brought to light considerable ■»<■• DlRgest aild iie.st. 4 NOTICE. % stimulate production to nn extcnl
* * hitherli) unknown in the-Sloiiiin, Jusl
bull'.
nn' jurlb'-r
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u ill do nun.' than tax nr tin ill legislation in slille the complaints of lead
ore miners, nml by solving tho prob-
Ciiulniii Oore, nuneriutcridenl iii , . , , Z , ,. . . , ,
The she, ill's s -ile, ui Thursday lasi , , ,. I \ ,-ru-s lil.'ir ki'd ill tils* bow this economic problem has I n
In- ( '. It. Cos. sfonniel's in Ivoot- 5 4 ,i i .■ .i ■• ,
I 4 s ilud may be gathered from the tact
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-:i!n 1 iii iIn- McKay sawmill on
'oruiipino ci eelc being purchased by *-*"*•>. bas received instructiiiiiH tn ♦ - ] i.; i * -. - indicates that f that the He. beleii. process is a direct
Ur, ,eo White Heipi-upo«ai to erect build anew stean.e. to ply helweoi.j , . . . . J L, ared with an indirect one. ll
t on the Molly Uibsoii ground up Nelson I Kootenay Landing, which Z vmir >i|li-u-,ii|itiii|i l.-s in ;ll'Z
. , . i ii ... , I,. T- ' Z does nn produce malic us in i i*
ibe, lake, and will first saw up luuw f , , ip|1|ent wi„ slll.pnss\* 4 !
her for a coneentralor fn- that pro- ' . .,.'., % mxv 1U1, hveWUll (1 10 <J 11(14 D'lnary process, which ihcn has fo bo
iiiiv iii1-i water steamer m liitisu •» i 4 . i ,- .
iierty. IT X treated again, but .ts lirst product is
Columbia. The captain, who will X i ,• -.. * , ... ... . ,- ,. •
-I'; . ,.,.i(, , ; [*hildren enioved the X li.-i..i- :,,,,, i ..m ; l - , .i . x . . < ,
t-hi
if tllO rnl,-llli'
'" ♦ i\ i.-li to have il continued, ll i
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Iii the process of roasting all inijiuh-
i have i-ni in- c un gi
ri 'imiil: it]i day yestt ;■! iy I n i onset ptence of the "un. iiii.ii.iv of tlio I timi, s*iys provision «
ii rather, Miss Henderson was obliged I sleep 7-". lirst-class passengers, which i J _*■<■■■
it,give up the idea of taking the mentis that the boat will be much ************************** , , ,, ,,
,.,, ', i • i viscous nnd the sulphur pusses -II so
bildrcii for a ficinc, but instead eu- |m.„t.,. ■,]„„, ,|ie Hosslund, now plyii
*. -ii ii i ■ hi I them in the sch loNronm
v. ith gtnu's inni tcc-crenin.
thai by lhe tier llu ri aches lhe
in the Arrow lakes between Wesl Indians From All Over. |e,,d stack and -the blast is applied
II..1.-..I, and Arrowhead. The specif.- nnl|l. |v m. |ju| [Q ct|li!Bj,. , ,,„ .,
Ihe Kootenay Shingle Co., a Sal- . , . , .. , ., -i ' . , l r p..] i;,, Will
cations ca for a speed of -S miles an imi--.-iii|*- ul iii tlskllis \i ill . . .
mo, is endeavoring to get white saw- into metal. Um tloinj, nwaj uiih
vers lo replace tho Japs who have nol l«>ur. This will cut down the pies- Journey to tllO Dominion lhe intermediate process of treating
given satisfaction iu that branch of cut schedule time in.in Selson tn ■ matte efl'ects the saving already speci.
work Considerable difficulty is be- K may Landing f ive hours to "' fi(,(, xiici-mo-t cireful n,*»s»ny« of ihe
ing experienced by thee pany how-, three. Indeed, captain fi says, slag at Marysvillu show thai all the
,.1'i-T, in obtaining these white sawyers she will be able to make it in two I hrough various Indian og.mts and ,.,,,.,.,,„„•, n ,, ,,,„ „.„„,.„„| ■„
as the latter tnaku il a condition of ho, U.r, |U„rters. As a re- inissioimries repri-sentative of nearly I ^ ^^ ^ ^ (
Iheirserviee, that no Japs or Chinese suit, passengers will be able to sleep \f the llritish Ulumb,^ tribes, the ^ ^ Another lead stack
employed arodrid the works ,n Nelso, 1 leave a, leaat two net that the 1 ...on fair is lo be ^^ .„_ ,o ^ , „■ ^^
,. all, while the company is anxious hours later thai) a n-ese.it. The mid in Ne r U eslnnnster this year ft ,„ umlcrKl | lhllt Ul0 malU(,e.
.-retain the J»p - rk in I lost of the now steamer i - defi- bus become widely advertised among f ^ _.^ ^ ^
ly stated, but it will run up in. Indians of the province and lhe | ,|tm |mV(J been wfttd)i , ,,..
-is llgures
An Atlas Fpi $1.00,
Hotel Arrivals
Tin- On ..i Northern Hallway b i-
i-sued nn Atlas of of! |iage*i contuin- McLuon HotKi.: —
ing up-to-date maps of fuwji, Wis- D. Wadds, Nelson;
L-onsin, Minnesota, North and South Jas Slone, Uraiitford;
I'iik.iin, Mnn::1.!.:!, Idaho, Washington p. Lament, Neltjoi i
liiiii-h I' 'l.iiiibin, Oregon, Kansas, a. Turner, Nelson;
Missouri, Nebraska, Wyoming, Col- Chaa H. Brown, Spokane;
■ iiidn, Alaska, Hawaii, Japan, Jas Crook, Nelson;
Philippine I ilands, Jhina, the United Jhiiich McGeir, Placervillo, Cat
States and of ll e World. [ten McNeuin, Rossland;
In additii n to thi-, the Atlas con- p||j| Aspinnnl', Spokane;
laius valuable statistical iuformniion Wai doIik HoTBl.'
elalive to the states nnmed above, i-' M 11.-.,,,,ji,,,,, Grand Forks,
printed on the very besl quality of L- i*nylor, Grnml Forks;
paper, shows tho lines of the Ureal L |.m,u1i, 1Ull| soll| |:„„..],,„,|,
Northern Hail way, and i- in every |.- |, || nonter Chicimo1
say a onmniendahle work. ,, \\',,i,|,, snnknii.'
This Atlas »ill bc distributed al ,. ,.- ciodius, llit*vilie;
Uu* actual cost of production and will ,.- ,-, |li|( Kitxville;
be -..„! to any afldrcss upon roceips v w Swnnnull, Nelion;
,.i $1.00. Address, I'. I, Whin,.,-. |ihn , ...j, Kf-
Passenger Vrullic Manager, Oreal f! N Oih-luis*, Nelson;
s,„,b",„ llnilway, s, |',,„!. Mi,,!,, , |l(i|| Koe|)tl| ll0M]flnd,
presence of thousands of them on tin
. , ,. , ,, . ivliii.inrnl ..I 111 < - I ■• t li.-i li.-ii proce.
bunks oi tin* rraiser during lie1 gieat ' '
,.,.,., i i for a long time, llev realized thul
miuonal exhibition is already assured, '
,.„ . . . , il ii pro veil a -in-ill-- al Marysvihe
I In-inn management lias set asuJo
, ,. i ., . iln'v n nu hi have to lelnpt it, nud only
"s'.'oOO for prizes for lieli-in exhibits .' , .
, , . , waited for proof of its efficiency be
am] -p. 11- mid there inonnses to be ■
.. i i ,■ i : I'm'1 dniiig-.1. Ihocjst of inslulla Proficiency— Vera Mcl/jod,
aonieihing doing m lively fashion ,,,,.,' , ,, , ,
• . tion at tho local smelter mud.I bo Regularity and Punctuality [va and
mining the redskins every dul "I Uu- , . , \i,,;.-si,,,,,,,
," „., .;, . , , „ between i?KO,000 and *?100,OOQ, a olano hliium
big fair. I b ■ -ports will include all ,-, , Deportment—Muriel McTsaacs.
. * considerable sum, nml one 'vlntili the '
Average daily altuutlaiice •'-'
I llllil'.ll OF 1II.IIIT,
lih Class.
Vera Mi Leotl,
Slen art Ne« ill,
liklward 11 N.-ill,
il in.--. Ciiuipbell,
David Keefe
Senior Hid
Dorothy Harrison
lloberl Clare,
Milton Ni.'.ii'
Junior 3rd,
|''lorence Peters • .
Alex MeLeod |
Iv.i Shrum,
Chester I'.iiii'is.ui.
2nd Class,
Kul Peters,
Ada -'it--- hi i
William Stew irt,
II irrielle Pattei mi,
Hugh O'Neill,
Wih-oti Newitt,
l-t l ll-S
Marie Shi um,
Hazel Newitt,
l'i i- Wollle
2nd Primer,
Hugh MeLeod
David Pete i,
Muiiel Mclsaae*
Minnie O'Neill,
Mn.-.ii, i Paltetsoii.
I li-nl Cl i--.
lii. haul Clare,
i leoi'gn l'..-11/i.1,
(Iraco Ste« n I
Hulls ..t Honor,
..pun
sorts of canoe rneea on the river, fool
mul horse in e* nnd tug of war on
land in ii he h the females n- well as
lh" unties will participot
management Would not have been
F ire Brigade Signals,
justified in asking for uuiil the absolute success of the process had been Kiro chief Cofl'ey has prepared tin
,. , i' i I ii demonstrated. Now that this has ollowing signals for handling the I'u-ii
1 .-ia Indian liitiuls hint' all'i'iuly en- s n n
been achieved we may hopq to hear alarm: Steady ringing means Urn
it-icil the musical competition. , . , , '
„., , i .i • i betnre mniiv niniilbs liitve im—ml thai One stroke DittUseHwnstrokes (pause)
The braves and their wives and ,,,,,", , ' '
families from the most remote parts : a" ''"' '","1 'SI""I"'IN '" l;"""'' ' '" thvev Ml"kl^' "l";l"s ,l B»" '' "' l,H,P ' '
,,,'Hi,.,, e will also come to New '""-b'* bnvo foflowed suit, and that j handle tho I , n ilryiug i '
Westminster by their own primitive
modes nf conveyance and ti) some of
them ibi- ne -ns perilous itips hi
ihe lend mining industry lms tr.koii reeling it up after use.
on n new lease of life. Incidentally
thin will be effectual in turning the
CIIUUCH N0T1CK,
scale iu favour nl local as against Phksiivthiiian < in m n > u u d a i
water that culindt be made m less
I'iiiropcan treatment.—Nelson I ribune School and llible Class, l'i a, m,
ihitu about t no months, ,. . .,,, .. ,,
tivening service, ii.nj, lounii i ••.
While In I e lhe lielinn- will be .,., , , . , nlo.' Snhii.lv I lu nil i-iidiv nl'l'lliliU
I ho only placo in town whero you \'s oocicdj meets on inuaj eniiiim
gueits'of lhe gbvcrnmenl aiid the c.,ln Rot swift'., f-iemium lialns and at 8 o'clock, A wel --. II-
. ininiiig'-uiei't nf the fair. bacon, Oampbell's, Il._Yuiin«, M. A., Pastor
m iiii: YMIR HERALD
|*ul lll«l|i I ' '."l'i S'.l'il' I IV ill. I lllll .1 '
, !.!!•■.». or I.-11v.-r■ ■• 1 i.i unrrliT III t. n.
. .. .
• * ii* -.-.' in ; >-r iltiliillt
lim
A.I ■■ itlnliis rouia, t'.'n |n - iit'-li I imii.il
ii Inch are ready and willing to do
custom work for u reason ible .■■ n lid
ei atioii,
LODGE REGISTER*
V.M 111 I.0DG1*; No, 31 A. P. -i A.
M Meets l'n-i l'i iday in each
mouth, Visil ing brol her» web onied
John Mi \'n in, W. M.
l'i.in i -I H:.. \/i.i. Secretary, i
Mr. McBride, the Provincial Prein
ie,-, has telegraphed t News-Ad- VMIH LOUUU So. :I3 K. of P I
erti . -king thai bsolute de ! Me. Is lirst and third Monday in j
uch im,nib. Visiting brolbeis
An Absolute Denial.
A. MACDONALD & Co.
Tht Kim! You Would tike f*5
1
( 'ii uii.ks Ale nii'.M.i1, C. C.
John Cl 1 i:ii in, K. I!, k S.
!;,. Ill itAi.n (ian '..■ Iitiil :; 'I.
il.'.il >r. ii..ii. 'ii -I.', it,or .-..ii In olii. i ■
■., ■ .., iho oillco, uial In- given lo an an icle which was
:. .-:.: | 'hmnii m ■ . ■ . - . . ■ '. ■'' li-hi'd ill rridny's issu ' ll i
. I, un-1 ■ .. ,- ni-iiini i.rims. Vaiicouver "WmId," insinualiug thai
: , . i-iinn iii i. he nils inlereste I, either directly or
...:,'. ei ni.i -him, com im sv ■ lirectly, in the proiiioiion in i in |y.M1H IUVfi lTaDIES OF 'i'lili
'•'"'of the Western Canada Paper j m ACCAUBliS Meets sec I
1 ■''■'' '',;:l C"",l )'• ■^■^"■'- '•' |lll(, t-,u|.UlT l|lV i;,,,,,.!, m.,,,,],.
.nu ill nnv oilier pulp company | S. (JuuzElt, I.. C.
!.. Iiii KWOll I'll, 11 li.
TASTES GOOD. IS (.mil).
k^M7 ,^'
pim^ix::, ,..■■•-/!•!-.
Old Settlers Alaple Syrup. ^ ^tyjmv#-\
"rf'V:'"J?.-\-*-:■*>-■>
Pure iu I-i, 1-- aud 1 gallon Tins.
II. KRAItSS, ll .is '.',.
bn " I had any interesl or comic ■
SATURDAY. JUNE, 2-1, I'JOii. ion,''says Mr McBride, A reference
. I in the issue of the "World' in ipii —
The Vancouver World which has tion slmwi two articles', pruiniiieutly
i . ,,. i : , ,i i i ,.. placed, and with lho undoubted ir.*.1
lately pastcil into tie' haniis -it a lieu i '
Sold by
I). CAMPBELL, -
■ $.1 ,-iS^i.
YMIR. •-:;■ __z^^2S~A
md younger gem nil i- n cif iourniili-lii
leul ion of seeking to make polil icul
' pital to Mr. McBritle's piejudice
- trying bind to work up a ci ml I
1/fmH
L
■ to wonc up a s M A perusual of the articles shows Hint Lands atld Woli<S. iWiilMW A-TPllt
.resent Gove, of | U,e writer of ihein could never Imvi . - ItHH-allg rt&tllt
('iiiict'liii.tiuii of Reserve.
ngiiinsl ib i
I'. C, and tho Premier, in loniieetiou j read the prospectus of thu Company
ii ith lhe pulp leases issued b u new I on which he bases his attack, unless
i nmpany. That tho whole hi ig is a
I are assumption and absolutely .vith-
nUt l.iisis can be easily seen from the
Stocks and Shares
ii e are to assume — u in
•h wo should
iitii'le friiin the "News Adverliscr'
^OTICE is hereby given llmt the
* ' reservation established in pur**
lie smry tu do—that he deliberately '
.,,. n i ,* i , , , sunn;: »if tlie provisions of tin- "Col-
nii'i wiltully in uu1 false stutemeiits '
, ., . , ,- ,• umbia and Western Railway Subsidy
. ...mi llie matter, I n im pint nl I lie ;
Vcr, 18911," notices of which wete
11 —li (.oluiiibui
pros) - ctus will there be found any
i-i ii i .i . \i \i ii 11 ti .. published in the llrilis
uInch wo reprint, and by the cate- ufscrtum thai Mr. A1. -1 > t ide "guaran- '
,,.,.,,,. - (iii/eiie and dated 7th May, 189G,
um it-id denial issued by Premier Mc-1**'1 the truth ol stutetncnt.i Iheieiu
,-, ,, ,■ i ■, ,, and ..'ih June, 189G, respectively, are
i, . , ■ containc I, us Un- in tide n, the. ' ■
L"'"1°- :.u- - ni , -ri i„ ,- , , hereby cancelled.
"Wnrnl asserts, I lie mnv retereiii-e
AGENT FOR
Mutiuil L.fe lii.-iii'iincc Company of New York.
Canadian Casulaty-—Boiler [nsurancc Co.
London Mutual Fire Insurance Company.
Ottawa Fire Insurance Company.
Wiih the gradual reduction h
li.illil u-sri 1-. I in- oui i n-i< i in. ■
to Mr. McBride is in tt report by Mr. Crown lands situated within the FIRST A V I'.N U K,
VMIR, 15. C.
M, King, of Victoria, on tho charac- area embraced by the suiil rcserva-
freight and treatment rales which bus ,,,„ ,-,,. ,;,,i ,, ,i.,. i.,,, i . ..,, '..,,, , .,
Ier ot the timlier "ii the laiiils io-, tion will be open to sale, settlement,
been in progress for some years, ami I served for the Company, in which In
the constantly increasing nunibci uf | gives the iiainus if banks nnd linn
■ men in Hi
inn in in whom In- i- known—a very
provisions of tho ''I.uul Act," three W
tamp mills and other treating plants "-•" ny public men in llritish Col-| A-.
1 i.. ......i i... ;. i., _ „.! months after the date of the hrsl pub- W
Ihroughout the Province, a new field
f eulei i'i ise i- being opened to miners and prospectors. Until the in-i
year or ti i, only i deli i orpornlions,
ax-X.***..15*.'-!. "-*."*-*v •'••»•*.>»■'».•.■*•-*. •*•*•••. •**•*. x-.-'*>v*xv.***..*>»..*iv**e».*^v*2v.-'*» .*v
been in progress for some years, and se,ve,l for the Company, m which l»|:ettM and oUierdtapoaition, under the %} %
' ' ■*■" B PRINTING 1
to
'to
to
zz to
1: *-.' to
.di'nul tiling from ivlnil tbe lieiitiun of this notice in the British jivS$-$-g.-*fc:*j£.-$!-}ssi$ij^
"World's" articles suys, nnd ivhich Columbia Gazette; provided, however, ilv
'1 -ci no responsibility on lho "''i'' i!,,lt in all eu*.-:- u h-i ■ l.m-i- are so fa
a* so of names and institutions that
to
' sold, pre-empted, leased or olheriviso fjfo
cou'd alt 1 to pul in nl.mt- for ihel be mentiuus for nnv euarantec of iii
,,,,.. " ■ , ■ I alienated by the Ciovcrnnicut and are r\\
local transportation of low grade ores, *••'*■'• *Ml* Kmg states m his ie]ort. ^v
... ,, ,, , , . rtisn.iK-htoberegielledthat.tnv Mibse-pit-nlly found, upon lhe survey |W
Which Mould eiialm- lie in to lum I | " , , , , ,. , ,,. ,, ., f*}\
1.--1 table newspaper in llritish ol the Columbia aiiti Western Llail- ^.;
them at the reduction works nl a cost „ , ,. . , ' , , . , . . ,, , , , W
( ,i.-null.i. ii, the hope ul making pul- way Companys b ks, 'ben tl.e per- iiv
leaving a margin of profit, Cravity i.i.,„t „„,,:,„i f,„. :.K ,.„,.,., k|,„ni,i ,.,,. ..' . *, *, , ,, ;!;
itu.ui cii|iiiiii ioi its pin ij, snouiu n sons nctjuinng such lands shall ac- j]\
and aerial IraniivaVH, mining on aUort lo such methods a- thut which' . ,, . ,., ., ,. ,, iu
.nine their title thereto from the fj\
large scale, and all kinds ol enuiii- we are now cimii.ellpil to condemn.! . iiv
I , , . ... , ., . Iliiilwav I ouipii'V. who nave agreed '.',?
ment for the economical handling 0f Such tactics will do no injury to the ., , , A\
,, .,. -f rprese.it Piovincial Oovern.neiit, ivhich toiler! with such purchasers, pre- W
the ores were necessary, u a prolil ' I , , rlj
had nothing to do wilh these leases emptors, lessees, etc., on the su ..:
were to be made mu of low grade , . , ,, *. , , , , ""
for pulp timber, all ol lliem liiiving terms and conditions as the Goyern- fa
ores, An individuil owner, mil ,„„.„ .....,,,,., \iy M, W. 0. Wi"
bucked by largo resourm - could nol th, n i hief Commissioner, and now
„.,,',.. , .. | inemb i ol the Opposition, lhe party t"B "
nilnril to *lui --.ii rock No.v how- , , 1 * .,,,. ,, ' ,, ■ •
supporti d by i he "\\ or il Hut i ,,, «
■ ni would under the provisions of fls
., ibe "Land Act,' except in respect to
hnbei1 Inn.I- on tho Company's
'ni rales are reduced, and there isUucii false and reckless slaiements! , , , ,.,,,,, ,* , ,
blocks, '-ibi' b shall be siiliiecl In tin-
even- likelih I that a still furihm- may do great injury to the interests! '
ol illis Province in England, and cast regulations issued by the Company
and mure important reduction will beL„ , ;.., ,, ,i,,. i,, ,,,,.,,■ .,,„i i,,i..,n.|. ,
1 -i-i'i'i'-i. on ih.- hnm -i.i .ii.'l integii* rL,iutive ta the catting of tinibcr on
Inutle in the near future, Ore from ty of our public men und methods,
, with the result of making investom tlie Columbia and Western llailivay
lie- camp, and typical m lb" general , • , . ,,,-., , .
1 ' tiecidu to avoid IJrilish (Juluiiibia em Lund 0*. ant,
I uu of the ores of the camp, has been terprisei
\\ S. G011K,
hamllcd al Boundary smeller*! foi s^zjsaamis-riv^z'fiJuar^six^ia^i^xiKiJBa
i I loputy ' lommissioner ot Iiiinds
I?:!.50 per ton fm freighl and treat*- Notice
incut, although the rale u ked from
i;..,i.i -tneliii was considerably TO I d'.l.i SOI I'.N T ( ' I ■• IW M-'.Us.
Iiiglu r. With a •-:!..'-ii rate for freighl
„ | , I'll l.nl' • tl. Sjnii-oii, oi nnv other
n miner can .iibud to
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to
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to
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lil: Work-. I.ui.ls nnd Worts Do
I pint menl,
i Vielnriu, li, C , 23rd, I'eb., InOo.
G
tt in i Ileal uu ut
erson lo « bom lie may have i runs-
j iy -ni ~.'i n toll for l.i,"line, and I
moid lhe heavj outlay for a I U" ' ''
". -i ■ or other del ice l'i i . ;" i|i lot al
iiiii:-|.ii'iiii ion, And i i.. • | • enl
hi in miii, i-ni . Iiiint nil ii itisl ou ■
llrnu i mul tin ii1 .i and 'i half
i ' i " l,VVl'h| ''""" V ' ,h"
.,..,.,. ,i Ni i" n Mining tltiisi f We«l
i lit' iiidii'iilind chum nn ii"1.', in nul I. i .
i Kmii nay I iisl i mt, nnd lecoi tli I in
'i his own resources of muscle and , n ,y, ,- ... \- ; ,
• he lli-i'ordei - olliee tm I he N,j-..n
terpri c>, withoui being under the] Mining llivisiim.
in -- ity of interesting ciipital i fun Vmi and each of you am hereby
be can realise on his propeiiy. The notified, thai I have expended Tl
illji ully nf gelling lhe . ri* In i
i i hundred nnd -.even dollars and I'.i' i
raih'niiil cheaply, is the chief draw-
i -nni ...i.i in labour nud improveinel Is
■.| tie above mini nil claim in order to
• "'ll perations I tin t i*j1)n)(, ,,„, M,v ,|,„|,,. ,|,„ ,„,,, „u„. ,„■
'.. an, nnd if the smelter rales m'e ie- the Mineral Act, and ii within ninety
Iured to such an extent thnl the ru (lays f i the dale of this notice you
iluetinii eipials Ihu cosl uf hauling, -••■' "* n'^w l" colilribute ynur pur-
.. limi of expi ndiUiYe (which i- una bun'
,ie ro me many pro] cities m i he I ■
I fired mul lit'ii three dollars and seven
m-i^libuil I which can bo woikefl ty f|VU a,l)U fo, ||1(. t|nt.e years ending1
m, a imall -'.le by prospeetois nnd:- May 11105) together with all cost* of
advei ii-iiii'. your iineirii. ill ihe said
claim will I e lho propm ty ol lho
- ii-iiilii'i', under section I "i an Act
mint i - who first lucalt il llu in. I n
. -iiion, llu1 iniiiiiii'i i f -lamp mills
.ii tlio Ijsl: iet biiiilil be an aid, us
n-i , if ib.' oies are free milling, nnd
entitle 1 "An Ael lu Am >n I tin
Mm.I .1 Ai i. I'.uiii."
Joll.N I1'. 11.* 11 l'i 11 "11.1'
".mt.' from a mill, ni"st of I i ,lU, i.,, viint, l:iih, M-iy I i0,0-
Jewelr)
by Mail |
Customers all over Can-
ikJh tell us ihat our Mail
Ore!T Depattiucnt lias
meant to them added con-
'.tiiiience and lessened cost
Tie- fifiv.ytiir leputatlan ,-i
..ir .t,.ic itaaurea i.m- Ini -
lion t., majlorilerpiircliaaera
i,f idvc-l.v, watchca, silirr-
ii are, stationery, etc.
Our complols catslagua will
gladly l..-i Brut on ic|ursi.
RYBIE BROS.
'■piAMOHD Hall"
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We have just got in a
new line
YMIR STAGE
Mt'i'i.- Ifiiiii . iei i nioi'iiing '.
i'\ci'|ii Sunday, for freight j
anil passengers fop Vmir
inill. Ilv sin'ci.il orders mi -
AMERICAN SHOES \ ««>■■-,d___■v,!1,,-„.i..,
ALEX. ODDIE Prop-
Which are imiil to beni for pripe and durability, .'\l-.i \\ line uf the cole*-
biatetl Ames Hold1 U shoes,
our HEW HATS
Which have lust arrived, idler a large variety of strictly up-ito-dutu utylps.
See oui lin-1 of Stt'tsnu-.
DesBrisay Jobbing Co.
Take a Look
at
Norway and Sweden.
tho subject without incubating u solu
ii-.n satisfactory to boih rnuntries
Why Tl icy Ate Oppq^ed. in ISOf the Libornl party wan one
— — ; more victorious, but n.i step was
hi 1814, after a union of nearly , , , , ,-,.. ,,
• taken to settle the consular difficulty
fuur centuries between Norway and
Uenmark, the Danish king, Frederick
YMIR WATER WORKS
COHPANY Ltd.
VVATl-Jll si'1'l'l.lKH I'lili Iiii*:
MIOTIC AM J I'lliK
PURPOSES (' N li I-i 11
Do POUND? 11! lis
SURE
I'. .*(. T. Hi.-.-, Ssecil'tHI y
SUITS
i'l , without consulting the Noriveg-
until |P0J, when another
was appointed, 'i'lii^ ci
uiittid a report lu favour of a separ-
;;jZtti Spokane Falls &
........ :..= v.,.., ,.. , ■;,',, I, . , ■■ TV "T Northern Ey.
- ' ate Consular sprviee, and a Lnmuuin-
Ihe Treaty of Kiel. But, not un- • „ * • ,',„■,„ ,- , ,. I '| ho only all rail route between
ijiie (.'1,1,111 in lUUd trom members nt i I _ • _ , " . , ,,. , . ., , ,,
naturally, the Norwegians, never having been consulted in the matter, re-
both Parliaments rocommeiidiug a
settlement on the following b-i-i-.
Fused tn acknowledge the cession,, a , ,, , ,
**■ * neparate Consular services to In-
I 1 ...!.... .1 1.11 .. il.- II...1 1. ' '
established for Sweden ami N'.,i-
iv,iv. Tlio Consuls for each coun-
claring that whilat the Danish ,
King might renounce his right to llu
Norwegian Crown, it was quite an • I .,.„", i, ,. • , , ,, , ,
" ■ i try in Ik- subject to that Inun.'
nther thing to dispone of the Norweg- -. , ■ ', , , r eav
" ' " authority which each country de-!
inn Kingdom. As patriots t In v do- -i ,* , , ,■
D ' -i eliies tor l t.-l-l;.
(ei mined to fight for their land, audi , *., .. , , ,, v
s In nlay of Inst year the plorwegiai
when shortly afterwards lhe Swedes, \~ . i . i i ,* .■ .-
' . _ ' Government submitted a draft ul tin
under (Jul Julian, invaded Norway |
I hey met with a gallant resistance,
Tin- struggle, however, proved hope-
proposed consular nervine to the
Swedish Government, who, instead ol
elaborating a corresponding draft,
ninthi certain demands and recommendations whioh if accopted would
havo reduced the pioposed Norwegian
Consuls to mere ciphers. Negotia-
points east, \vesl and south to Rossland, Nelson, Grand Forks and lie-
public, liiill'et cars run between Spo
kane and Northport,
1 in lid Cars run between Spokane
and Nelson,
Effective Ap.'il, 190-5,
Daily Train Arrivi
'.i. l"i u.in Spokane G.20 p.m
11 i'-"i u.in Itosslnud 4.56 p.ir
'.(.lu a in Nelson i; 83 p.ni
: 1 i.iii a iii Grand Forks U 60 p.m
In 00 a.m. Phoenix .'i 80p.m
7.(1(1 a.m Uepublic ii ilu p.ni
le—, hostilities wero soon over, and
Carl Johiiii opened negotiations.
At a convention held at Moss it
was pi'oposed that the Norwegians
-hnulil accept tho Swedish rving as
lliuir Sovereign on condition that
I heir Constitution of the 17th May ltions between the two parties were
remained intact, except with such ' now broken off, and in response to an
alterations as the union necessitated. I invitation from the Crown Prineo,
Tho Constitution in question, adopted nctins as Itegent, to resi these,
by delegates from all parts of lhe,, .* • ,. , ,
1 .tlit- Norwegian liovernment refuscil
eounii'v in the previous May, mu-1
unless a separate consular service was
iiiiiiiil aiiii<ng its most niportaiit ;
features the Storthing, or NationalftSreC(1 t01 Matters.nt I tin, until
Assembly, a uinglo chamber insiiiu- last April, «lion the Regent again
lion, which the King has no right to advocated umlual negotiations, l.m
i '
dissolve. An extraordinary Storth-\M t|)0 ymett •,„ UM (*own we|.e ,„,,
in" was summoned at Christiania, ! ,, ., v '
ucseptablo to the Noiwegian Govern-
mul on the I Ith November, l-**I I,
,. ,,ii e I nieiit, bis proposals were not accepted
.loiivay was (leclareil In be a tree, ' '
Independent, indivisible, and i„,ii.,,. jTlie ni'ttsnl ,.f ibe King to sanction
able realm, united with Snellen un-! the action nf thut Government, and
del one King, his endorsement of the Regent's sug
gestions nf April 5th, have produced
another deadlock, and sinco each nation is equally determined not to give
11 ne. Is little imagination to real-
." thai this Act of Union could nol
• ■ satisfactory to either nation. Tho
Swedes had hoped to make a province
nf Nil tiny, ill-tend they had merely'""}'- 'be BOVOling of the union would
joined um independent kingdoms, seom to bo the inevitable solution ol
The Norwegians, on the other liand, t|l0 problem,
saw their independence threatened nl
iery turn, notwithstanding they wen- _______________^_
in retain their own Government,
I'liiiiiiut in, A ru,v, Nut, I'llslinit-, w-taklAatala'aa*'^ B0 YE**"3'
ij| Kexperie."-:£
i-tc. lho relations between lho two * ^^^^
■ niiiiti ie- will be realised « hen it is
i ri.-i stood iiinl a Norwegian i- a
t reigiii i iu Sweden nnd a Sw eile a
i rcignei in Norway; neither can held
,- ni otlicial position in the country of
ll ■ oiher
. | ,, , , || . , * i' 11' v i -■■■'■ i *.-,,,.
In 1 s'.'ii tin- M,nilung appointed a iimm wi-r ibirMieiaobln. (v-mm-intNi
*» "I ; iii,ii, .Inrllyi".nil.lontlnl. llinii U..ii I'm. nil
committee to inipiiif. into the prncti ; ^"faEK?CS5h'WiSnrcB?liCiV.
im, .. , I .- , . Mh'i'tiil Hotter, Without flniru''). in '.it-J
:::z:i-:::L,r'Z:,'^Z. Scientific »mer.catt.
, . . , . .,,1 A hiwdiomoly lllailrated weaklr- l-ai-oflat clr-
.: lb" existing loliiliiiinlKin w1111 . iuim I wiraolonUBnI'lurnaJ, Torma.Ma
I vi'iir: I'.iirinimtli! fi. Bullliyiill i.i'i'-.i.'iili'i'".
*■.-. I'di'ii. A year Intel the **Jtottlnng
i ei'idi'd I.. establish a consul ir service.
The King refused his Banetiun: then-
■ I, -■■
i'l mi ilm Norwegian Government re-
pied The complete deadlock *»*»**H*»**H4-»*»4-*>*»♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦♦♦♦H
.' linn ensued was terminated bv a *r
fnADE Mumis
DCtlONt
Copvnic-HTS As*..
Aiiv'.tii- londlnfl ni.':. ''-li mi'i n-.-.Tipii".. may
nnloKlT ii". in nun" 1'ilt e|.i li.-" «lii-lli. " '
IIIV.-llll-.l
&Co.36,E'o"d*a»'New York
rui oil OITli-o. W-. If fit. V/ajhiuiiitiii. Ut
! Hotel Ymir?
— x
Tho Bosl Menls t
Anil Ai-i'iiiniiHiiliiiion *
III Till! n. •♦
roiuproinUu; the Ministry agreed to t
ieti i. in office on condition that the j *_
it ii was postponed, not dismiss* '■
ml ! e following year il.e program
in | > atud.
\i i he close of 180-1 the triennial!
i! ions took place, the result being
tl • mjority of the people declared J A line selection of Willi's, X
in ir nf sepnruto consuls, undlt LiiJUOI'S lind CiglU'S. *
evi-iilually for a separato responsible I.T 1
Mu. u-r for foreign affairs. For thoLt J, \y. MAHTE11SON, Prop, X
next iwo year.* i.ommitt,1'1 sat un^^<wu> W(t(,M(MMj
SAVE TIME.
A.XjIj THE TIjVTE
I'.V b'SING
GREAT
NORTHERN
RAILWAY.
TO
Seattle, Tacoma
AND ALL
PACIFIC COAST POINTS
St. Paul, Chicago, New
York, and
AM POINTS EAST
PALACE AND TOURIST
SLEEPERS, BUFFET,
LIBRARY CARS, MODERN
H.\V COACHES,
DINING CARS,
ME A 1.8 I I.A CARTE.
Best Meals on Wheels
2 FAST TRAINS Q
BAST AND WEST DAILY L
Spuoinl Exim ; n Hates
Wo have just received oqr spring stock of Men and Boyn suits, 'i hen
ire three jjooil featqroa about theip, Style, Quality and Bpce. Wu ban
leeided t" iiinl,,' a ui in1;nl em in price, ill ibis department, for the noxi .'I
days, nud will (|uarantet: you a bi;; reduction in Sqits, Summer I' ml-i n ■ mi
Shoes, Ilm- ,',i. ,'.'.•.
GROCERIES
We em ry a few specials our competitors do not, such as Swift's l'i. n
nun liar..ii nnd I ] nn, llnzeliviiiid Butter, Ashorofl Potatoes, and viu-ioi:
other articles. Tbe price i- as low a- tho lowest and quality guiti-auteeil.
STATIONERY AND
DRUGS
Here's iihure ivo bhine. We hue greatly added to our Paten I Medieiu
-in. k und iim -ii].|il\ you with in,i.t anything at strictly list price,
D. CAMPBELL
U. S. T. ROSS,
Hardware Merchant, Ymir, B. C,
,■ --.•,* ' -or
1 j i W/d h
M
i«i 11
;iv| IwISi
lil'AI.I'l'' IN
sin If and* Builders Ilardivai-p,
Paints mid Oils, Stores, Coal,
Stoel, Powdor, Puse arid I lap ,
Granito nud Tinware, Sieau
Pittings,
All kin I- of Phi nbing, I'm*
smithing and General Repnii
Work,
Lewis & Clark Pair
i'Tlic Mutual Life Iii<nr;iih".* Company of YNi
Has Assets Exceeding $400,000,000.
A pi'lifv in ii i- tin1 -ii!'i'-i invt'.slnicni kiniiiii to man,
('n-li invested in Life [lisiirnnei* is casli invostoil tliai will
return ruiniiniinil interest,
P. .1 I A '
For rut. -, folders nml full ii riiiiitiun
. ;;.inline 11 i| - cull on rn .in -- nu
1-1 ni of iin S. V. .'- N. llui or
ll, \ JACKSON, II. r.i.. .'ii"
(J, I & V A.
spukuuu 7i" \* Miii. ai. : All siu'ces.nfiil 111 i-i 111—- iiit-n carry \i\vgo aniniint**; "I' lil"
''i"'':i" jii-iiiMiii'i1. It [provides for tlie family, protects a man in his
■"*" old ajrc, nml iirotects his otlicr investments, Kor rates 0.1
any form of life insiii'iinee npph to:
*-J-. %-- ■ -.-aj
, I Sterling
Silver
From a ccfTe-r
»>;- -'..1 lon IhutiK-
• nd dollar pre-
lenUllon itt.
Henry Iliiks ft
Bonn1 fftdllUu
fof mnklnjr Solid
fcilvctwnre nre
I«*Mieii.se(l by no
other concern ln
Canada.
clabct iua. Artistic d-filfin.
ers, modem niafhlnery, and aklfied linntl-
wotker^. nil untlrftht (lirer-t lUpeiTultoil of
prACtlCtl inenilftn cf thr fnni, mnke nn un-
equalled coml>lii<>iiun fur turnlag out fine
work.
Write for illmtraled CtUlOgVCi
BirAHTHrVT*1
Jev,elry, *
Sterling Stiver,
Silver Plate,
Watchci, etc.
Henry Bids & Sods
BIRKV BUILDING
MONTREAL
Jewelli-r» 10 JIi<i K.xicilcacy
the li.il i.f Mm «-
Percy J. Gleazer, Local ilqeni
vr i.-i x ~j
MKAT MARKKT
llil.SII AMI SAI.TKU MK'i'l's
Win
mi'I Retail
Mail in'ili'is I'l'ci'ivi- prompt nit.-nlimi
JOHN I'lllI.I'.KItT, l'i"|i.
M-d.-i.N 11. If. SHEI'ARI) Ki' ' 'i
HI'di.Mol'XI \IN 11 UI.W IV I'll
WA.-IIIM- I'ON & ( . .*•'. liy
v. v. .1- I-: kv. ,- n, co.
nnd iii'i'iii N.n-tliern, Northern Pu ill"
mid l). I!. & N, Co., I'"i' points t i I
ivost und -"nib ; conn - 11 ||
bind nnd Nelson wi tli the ' 'an u
I'liril'm llailiinv.
('.iiinivl.s at ■*.'"I-.,i 1 u ill, il„. I' |j
.1- N, ('". I ii- K.t-I.i and K. mul S
I H.I.IS
.Connects al Curlew with hIhui foi
0 toon wood nnd Midway, 11. C,
liull'.-l i-tis i .in .,ii train, i,..i
Spokane nnd Republic
II. A. JA( KSli.N
Oenorul I'.i— mirur A^:.
Bpokano, W'niii BBi
THE YMIR HERALD!•'-'"»--'>■..„.. «.i..„8 to ,1,
cusUnn work for n rcusoimblu ci n ;•!
I'ul Ill' lu 1 ovcrv Sfll ur lay and mull* I I in
: if1--, oi lulh i r* 'i i\ earner In :< n
■ • ■ n- -.-j <•*!; it 11 nu it tu i ; - - In *id
,\ ,■ rlislny rutua, ll.fiO [ier n It | . .
i1 ■ kalii oati '.-■ Im I from
■ ■:■■ i.l ■-- liajLhi 'ii-'.'i ". ur -.ni li nlitii'iicd
■., ■ '.. the oilice.
LODGE REGISTER*
Y.M ii; 1.0DG15 No. 31 A, K it A
M Meets first Friday in "("'I
in intb. Visiting lii'.ili.'r- nel' o d
Jons Mi Vi. in, W. M.
Pl'.iici •). Gl.i-:.iy.i.li, Secretary, i
Mi*. Molli-ido, ilu- Proiincial Prom
er.hu-, "News-Ad- YMIH LODGTi No. ■•- K. of P
Moi is lii il nnd third Monday in
An Absolute Denial.
A. MACDONALD & Co.
E_4*_l_^^wi
Tht Kind Vou Would Like W^f"_~~T
lafei&i.
vei-l i-i .. ii d.ing lltal mi absolute do
iii.il bo given to an article which was I p*-*-'l nth. Wiling biolltois
....... ,,„,,„, ,, I'lillisbid in Friday's issue of LlieI welt-oi.icd
. i .;, i :-,.■ ,„.l„r.l ni-.-. \ iiver "Wm Id." insinuating thai | Ciiaiii.es All' llliiAtf., C, C.
i,i.i i, u be was iiiterostcd, either directly or Jniix G L*|-WAlt, K. H. & S.
;. . ,l.u i-i ni.i-uisd (JOMI'AXY . lii ill', in the promoiion in Lin yMIR HIVE I V I'll EH OF THE
[ don of tint Western Canada 1'iipoi
II. KI'.MI ,-'. MAN ',.! il.
ATURDAY. JUNE, 2-1, 1!
ui
MACCA11EEH Meets second
and fourth Tuesd iy in each month.
nm in any other pulp compui H.Gi.eazeii, L. C.
ive I bud any interest or connec \ L ,., CKW0'||TII| K |;.
on," - iv- \i r McBritle, A referi nc •
TASTES GOOD. IS GOOD,
Old Settlers Maple Syrup.
Pure in 1-1, I -- und 1 gallon Tins,
Sold by
M • *.'- .«? y.Rl-'ii-ii -LZdt
,igi. ^\-.i'A'i|i,,i*''?r
iry/1
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tittpr
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tmm
. t tu llie issue of I be "World in nut s-
The \'imi'i iiver World ivhich lias tion, shown two articles, | r inenlly
lately'pius ied » the hands of a new j I'1"""1'ni,(i witl* "'" u,"i"lll'tefl ■■•-'
•' in i, ii -.1' seeking to iiuiko politicul
, tpiial to Mr. Mcllride's piejutlice j
A pcrusmil "1' the article1- shows that
llui ivi iter of them could never have '■
~ D. CAMPBELL, - - YMIR. %
W iN.oO?.TEO--''Ci.(ifjr05y -'I
f. J„'-. .i.iil.,s-|J • '• j
■ •■ '";" '.;_' "■'-■ - 'i
,: ii younger gcnei'iitum of jouniali-ts
>
'-■ ilying hard i" worli up a • " '
iigainsl lii - pi nsenl ' Ion rnniei of
I! C, and the Premii r, in - inei-tiou
i. idi the pulp lenses issued (• u new
i ompany. Thai tho wholi
J% '&m.
:j&
Lands and Works. MS,
Vuning Agent
-,/LrJUlY
Stocks and Shares
i-ead the prospectus of the Company (..'ftlicollntioil ol' Uo.sei'VC.
mi which he buses his attack, unless
.„ are to assume—which wu should MOTICE is hereby given thai tl.e
'8 ls " . , .,.1 . it ,i reservation established in pur-
be -.ni",' io mi—Unit be deliberately '
pure assumption and absolutely with- .; , - . , , , sunn:; «.f llie provisions of the "Col-
.an-, wiitully mado bdso statements '
nut basis can be easily seen from th-1 ,.,„ ,,„. ,„,.,.,. r,, „„,„„,. ,„■ Uie j umbia and Western llnilway Subsidy
article from the "News Advertiser" prospectus will there be found any Acr- 189,i'" noliceH "' wl,ic1' ""'"
iibich we reprint, and by the cite- a--serti,i,i that Mr. Mellride "g.iaran-- publUliwl in lhe Ihitisl, Columbia
I ,,,,,, , i, Gazette und iluted Tth May, Ic-'JG,
loi kill denial issmd by i-rcmier Mc-t(?c'1* tlie u'ul11 ol Ml"r l,tH ll'oiem ,., , , ,. ,:'
,,., contained." a- tbe article in u,0l*nil 5th Juno, IbOb, respectively, are
"World" asserts. The only i,-,',,, i,,,1"'"!'V —""'"'■
to Mr. McBrido is in a report by Mr. Crown hinds situated within the
W ith ib" gradual reduction in ,, ,.. ..... , ; , , ., . ,
M, King, oi Victoria, on tho cliurac- area embraced by the said rcserva*
freight and treatment rates ivhicli bus ,or()ftllc timbel, on ,,„. , ,, ,, !
been in progiess for .some years, and served fur llie G
ilu-on,-' ,in'v increasing nuinbei uf give*! the names if banks and Iii
—AGENT FOB
Mutual 1.1c Insurance Company of New Yon;.
Cumuliiiii Casulaty— Boiler Insurance Co.
London Mutual Fire Insurance Company,
(Ittawa Fire [nsurancc < Company.
l'l LIST AVENUE,
YMIK, li. C.
iblit
i' on lb" lands ro- Uon wji| he open to sale, settlement, ^--£lr>-^.^;>.^-^..^.*^-*&.^.-&
"mi'iUI'V' '" wl,ldl '"V'-.t-,.- and other disposition, under llie $ W
:;:l JOB PRINTING 1
in llritish Cols
provisions of the "Land Act," il
; ini mills and othor treatinK plants il,1(1 lli;in.v I'"1'1"' '" ,|! "'
,. ,,,.„- ,.,, a,„ ni" v.l,.,;„ I.,.', I< V11_a V01.y| months after the dale of the lirsl pul
Inrougliout the Province, a new held I . . , . , ., . . , VM \M
lill'cienl iiiiii.1 from ivlial the Itcation ot tins notice in the lintisli ]iv;-.'-,5i5^;i.^5-.'4ii.-;*$»-;s:j.j$»i.s55*§55;-t^^
"World's" aiticli'i says, and which Columbia Ganclto; provided, howevci-, iii.
'laces no ros| sibilily on the -cm- ttlil( ;„ ,,i| v.,.,.s u),..,.. |.U|,:, .,,,, so /K
nlv rich corporations, or so of mimes and institutions tliutl ,, ,111 ,1 „■• „ i'i
sold, pre-empted, leased or otherwise ?fi
i-ni,b! all' I to put in plant*! for the he mentions for nnv miuranlec uf , fa
I alienated by the Governnieut and are 'M
i nil.': prise 1- hi in:: opened to miii-
i*i i and pro pectoi -. I 'mil lhe lasi
,, ," or tn
local transportation of low m-iulc ores, w'"'' M'> Kil'" *l1'*1 '" "** "'I'"1- ! jk\
... ,, ,, . , . H 1, much lobe lOK.ettod that any Mibseouently found, upon the survey ,W
v.liiili ivuitlil enable 1 in-m 1.1 land ' i . , , ,. , ,,- ,, ■ »J*
i...i table newspaper in llritish of the Columbia and Western I.ail- fa
tlioui at the reduction ivorks al a cosl ,..,..,, ,. , ■ , I , . ,, , , , '1?
1 iiluinbta, 11, tbo hope "i making pol- way Compuiij - blocks, then tho per- iiv
leuvit'K a margin of profit, Gravity 1.1.1 i.i c.. 1, ...... 1 ,,..11 ..„. .. 1 1 1 1 11 ;!;
iinai nipiiai 101 it-pa. 1 .. sii,.ii,.i 11 S0I1S actpuring such lands shall ac- (t\
and aerial tl-umwiivs, mining on a iort to such inelhods as ilmt which' .,'-.-, ., .• 1 iilv
.ijiiii" then* ini" thereto from the fn
large scale, and all kinds ol 1 iiiiits we are now comi oiled to cuiulemn. | iiv
I., , . -ii 1 1 . Iliiilwav t oinpii'i' who liavo agreed •:»?
ment for the economical htiiitlling ufj Such taction will do no injury to the .iv
,. ... ..[present Piovincial Governineiit, ivhich to dual with such purchasers, !■"- A
tlie ores were nceessui v. 11 11 prolit ' I , li\
Iliad ii"ibinu' lo do with these louses emptors, lessees, etc, on the same fa
were to bo made oui of Ion grade , ,. , ,, ,, ., , ,. . , , *•*
pul|i timber, all ol lliein having terms and conditions as the Ooyern*. /|\
"ii-. An individuil oii'iier, nol 1 , ,,,, 1 1,., 11,, w r \v,.;iv ' ,. , . . .iii.
oecn giauieii 11; >u. . i. «ells, mel,t would under the provisions "I <|>
bucked by largo resources could nol llioii l bul Coiiiniissioner, and nun 11 ' /)■.
uie r of the Opposition, tho parly . 'lie "Land Act," except in respect to >(
supported by the "World, Hut J timber land- on lho Company's
ivel rates aro reduced, und there is such f.ilso nud reckless staioiiieuts' , , , ,., , ,, ,
, • ■ , ,, ■ , , I blocks, ivhich -ball bo Biibject io the
everv likelil I that a still furtliur ,*1."- . K'"l.t ",J"') lU U •n'D"-"'uI
ol iiii Province in Englund, antl cast regulations issued by the Company
u...l ...uro imiiortant .-eduoli ill be „,...„„„„. ,v ...,„, „, _..-•,..,.„-..,. ,., , lUl f „„,,„,, on
in ,,i. in ibe near ful ure. Ore from ly of oui public men nnd methods,
. , . , , witli the resuli of ntiikinu iuvestoiH llie Columbia and Western llailivay
ini- 1 .nul', antl I vp 11 'nl nt Hi" general ., ,,,.., ,,, ,.
1 dot nl" io avoid l-nti-h (Joluiiiuia "ti l.mil Giant.
nm of ll 11- of the camp, bus been lorpii ••
baiidled al Uouiidarv smeltoi-*: foi !jrJJttamrin*r»w?z'i^!ttzm>i-.Gn3i£*Mt:i7—
- ', DO j" r ton fm t'leiii'iit nud Ireat*-
inent, although lho 1 ui - 11 ked fi-oni
< pin Im. 11'.
i Victoria, IJ, Q , u'.'lnl, Feb., 1000
ill'onl to ship 1-.11 rock No* how-
iti'iiit 1 smeltoi 11 as
!'..!'. r, With a ■-'.'• ■'"' 1 ate f 1 fi. ighl
till-1 ' le. 1 III' III 11 mill"!' inll ail.id I" :
1 iy ■ 11) ■-■'. a ton foi1 hauling, and
avoid 1 In- hi 1111 nul I iy foi a train ]
". a ■ or other del ic r l-Iio tp local
:: , 1 - 1 ini ion. A nd thi:' presents
hi , [ipoi 1111 il \ for the leaser, or i"i
: :■'.' in.In Mad claim mi uer, tn » nl!,
on bis on 11 ie .in ■• ■, of muscle and
Notice.
TO I'lil.i N'.'ll-'.M' CO-OWNERS,
I'M 'Inn In G, Simpson, ui in v - I hei
W s. GORE,
Deputy Commissioner of Lands
■.V Works, Un Is and Worts Do
pel "ii '.i' 11 Iioiii ho may have 11 ins
filed Ilia illli l-osl in llu May lllnn
-. 111 miiivi'ul . I.din, sii 11 ited on
111 mi :i 11,■..-;. 1 in. 111.. ami 1 half
111; . null' hwi hi from Num. Ill I he
Nelson Mliiiiijj l>'ii-iiiii of We-i
X< 11 it nay I 'i-i 1 id, and rocoi (led in 1. ;•
!,,. li.-,-md.-1- oilice t'-.t Llie Nelson
lerpriso, withoui being under tin* Miniuu llivisioii,
iiicossiiy of inlorosliiig citpitnl iiofon Vi 1 ami ouch of you an1 hereby
■ - in 1 .iii this property. The notil'u-d, lluil 1 havo expended Three
o
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to
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3' to
to
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to
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Ity iii ".' King llie . iv i-i ilu
nl flu uply, i- (lie 1 hief draw
bun hod nml sovt-n dollars nud I'.i''. cl
, -':'''", ,;">(!) in labolii and iniproveiiiei Is
i upoii the above mineral claim in order to
: " ;l1" "I'"!"'"1"- "1 Un ! -' |m|,i H,n Hamo under the provis'ons of
■ , nud if ibe smelter rntcs 111*1! lo
lucod to such an extonl thai (he ru
liu-ti 11 oiiiials 1 ii" 1 'i.-i of hauling-,
I • me many proporlies in lho
III i.'i.ii.il bund Which tail bt! '.'..ill.I'll
.ii 1 tin ull -.' do by 1 ro! pe. Ini . iiiid
mini 1 - 11 Im lit■-' locuti d tin in. 111
tddiiinn, tlio iiuinboi 1 i -1.nn]. mi
ljt.ll let -Inilliil be 1111 aid. a-
ni ,. if the ores nro freo inillihg, and
.I11IIS I''. 11.1II l'i il"! I.l-
■mote from a mill, most of inted at Ymir, llltli, M«#. 1»Q5.
I In- M ,1,, 1 ..1 Ai '. and if ll ilbin l.iliely
ni. :'i0111 the date of this nolico vmi
".nl ... ii'fiisu in . oiitributi your por-
1 inn nt expenditure (u hich i- onn bun
ilrcl and Iiii 1 three do 1.11 - and -even
1 v iin-1-t-iiis for iin- 1 In i-i- years ending
- May ', HOD) together w ith all cost* of
ad ,iii' in. . 1 .in im 1 ■■ ' ni ih" -aiii
claim tt ill I... .inn- tlio proptirty ••' 1 ho
-.il.-. 1 ibor, utidci 1 imi I ..1 an Ael
entitle I "An A'i i" Am "ii I the
Mineral Act, 11)00."
Jewelry
by
Customers all over Can- p
ada tell ul tliat our Mail
Order Department has
meant lo ll.cm added con-
Vetkience andlcsscnedco-rt
Tin- (if.v.yfar reputation -*l
our m 'in Atiurni vAti>tfnc*
1 i.ni tuiuaitoriler purchmcr*
nf Jewelry, watcntii fciUer-
ware, ..uuoncry, etc.
Our complola catalogue will
gladly bfl lent tin reqUeiti
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Ymir, B. C.
NX
iKcSiiC &£idi_t_b_tt£i_Zi_etdtt-ti-tL-ti £.•£. &.&.&. &£■ We have just got in a
new Sine
AMERICAN SHOES
YMIR STAGE
(Meets train everv ifiPI'iiiny
fSCi'Jil Sunday, for IVi'iirht
iiinl passengers Iiii' Vmir
mill. I'.y Bjiccijvl orders mi
S|iiii|;i\s. ()r I'u!' Viinr initio.
Which are bard to beat for price and durability, -\l-.i a liim n{ t|ie celc,| ALEX. ODDIE Pr
biated Ames ll'ildll -line-..
OU
R NEW HATS
Take a Look
at
Which h.ue j:iot arrived, ojler a large variety of -iri.tly up»to-date stylet., j
See on;- Iiiu- of Stetsons, i
DesBrisay Jobbing Co,
*&*r qa-qg t*%*v, —
Norway and Sweden.
the subject without incubating a solu
: i-,n satisfactory to botli countries •
Why Thoy Al'G Opponeil. [n 18nr the Libornl party was once
snore victorious, but no step was
in 1 ■- 1 i, after a union of nearly
YMIK WATER WORKS
COnPANY Ltd,
WATi'li SUPPLIED FOU Im-!
MIOTIC ANi; l'l 111-: |
t-UHPOSES I' X li E I!
D-i I'OUNDjS l'l! lis
a* I'ui:
I'. S. T. K",-.-, Secretin y
taken tu settle the consular dillicultv
four centuries between Norway nml ,., ,,,.., , ., _, __. ,.. _
until HJJ, when another committee 1 Q v\r\\, nv\ **» Tj-.-sll*^ Sf-
Denmark, the Danish king, Frederick , , T|. .,, , bpOKaiie X* ElliS <&
•' was appointed, Una committee sub- JL
V I., without consulting the Norweg- -., , ■ ,. .. TaT^v-./.*.*), _,,„« n „_
" n mtlH a report ui favour ot a separ- IM OVi. tlPT'Tl IvXT
ians, ceded Xorway to Bwecdon by , .-, , in l^UIlUCJUIliy.
' ate Consular service, anil a Common-
.'!.,. 'I1....!.- . i1 I.'-:..I lit,I ,,,.! ,-,,. l'l*
thu Treaty of Kiel. lint, not un>
.. i 'I1 In, only all rail route between
lane t-aiiii! iu I'JUo trom nieiiibei's nl i 1 . , • , , ,,
initiirally, the Norwegians, never hav-1, ,, ■*,' ,- , ,. points east, west and south to Hoss
" linlli ru rl laments ri
ing been consulted in the matter, re
I'l'-iiiiiliieliiille.
-.e',1.lenient mi tin- following basis;
!uei| in aeknowedge lie cession, ,. , ,
" 'j separate CoiiBtilar services to be
lieeliii'ing thai whilst the Danish , i r i i .- < i v
: established tor liwedqn anil V-i-
King might renounoe his right to thei .... ,, , ,. ,
a Way. 1 ll" (_ull-.ul-; lui- eilell Cl
land, Nelson, Grand Forks and lie-
public Ihill'et cars run betwoen Sp"
kiui" and Noi'thliort.
Ilnliel l'iii's um between Spokane
and Nelson.
Norwegian Crown, it was unite an-I ' , ', i i* , i . i fir,.em,, in.n inni
l ti y tube subject to that I ie i.uccino .-.pin. i ."'.■,
nther thing to dispose of the Norweg- ... , , reave Dull v Train Arrlvi
1 h authority which each country 'I"-! ' llul" .nun
inn Kingdom. As patriots they tin-! ;,|, f i- i-t-1- i '•'■''' ''■'■" Spokane G.20 p.tr
Ieiiiiini-il to light for their land, and , ,, ,, , , v 11 Oo imi
In .'lav ut le-t year tin- (Norwegian
when shortly afterwards lhe Swedes. ,, ' , , .
' . r ' | Uovernment submitted a cli-iitt ot tbe
under Carl Johan, invaded Norway
ih'Vinel with a gallant resistance.
The struggle, however, proved hopeless, hostilities were sunn over, and
Carl Julian opened negotiations.
Ai a convention held at Moss it
was proposed that the Norwegian*
should accept tbo Swedish King as
i heir Sovereign on condition that
proposed consular service to the
Swedish Government, who, instead ol
elaborating a correspond i nfl draft,
made cct-taii) demands and recommendations whioh if accopted would
have reduced lho pioposed Norwegian
Consuls to mere ciphers. Negotiu-
iheir Constitution of the 17tli May i *-*°ns between tho u" I"1"'1" """
mii-iined intact, except with such ' »ow broken off, and in response to an
alterations ns the union necessitated. I invitation from the Crown Prinr.o,
i'he Constitution in question, adopted I ncijn„ ua |*.0Bent, to resume these,
by delegates from all parts of lhe
country in the previous May, ron-|
laiii.d among its must inportant
the Norwegian Government refused
unless a separate consular service was
features the Storthing, or National j ftRreC(l tQl M*ttei*B.«tood tl.m until
Assembly, a singlo chamber iustitu- last April, whon the liegont again
limi, which the King has no right to Advocated mutual negotiations, bul
dissolve. An extraordinary Storth- fts t*,0 •■„„,, (l0 |uit] t)own „,.,,. „„,
ing was -uuiiiioned at Christiiiniii, ,, . .. ...
acseptaolo to tbo fioiwegian liovern-
1 on the llih November, 181-1,
, , , . , ,. ment, bis proposals were nut accepted
!\orwny was declared to bo a tree,
in.lepciidont, indivisible, nnd mali*,,. The refusal of the King to sanction
able realm, united wi til Sweden un- the action of that Government, and
ei "ii" King. his endorsement uf the Itegent's sug*
li n- Is little imagination to^ real- ge9(,ion*, 0f April 5th, have produced
another deadlock, and sii.ee each in
linn is equally determined not to give
thai 'hi- Act of Union could nol
itisfuetory to cither nation. II
.ledo.- had hoped to make a province
■ -I Norway, instead thoy bad merely *•*)'. *■"*> severing of the union would
joined two independent kingdoms, seom to bo the inevitable solution "t
'I he Norwegians, on the other bund, ] ||l(. problem.
• tw iheir independence threatened al
.cry i iu n. nol»itlistanding they were; ________________
i tain their own Government,
I'li'.iitliiinl. Ai'iiiv, N'tvv, I'll imi-,1 w-f->-__-__-__'^ GO YEARS'
vj| H-lii,'Li:>(,'-.£
I he relation- between • two ——————
• imi i ie- « il! he realised w ben ii i-
. ulei luod I hal a Norwegian is a
■ ,. igni i in s.veden and a S.vedo a
' ". "i in Nol way; neitllOl' fan held
iii olliciiil position in ibi- country of
■ ' I r
tji.riill It'ilff, llltll.Mlt.l'1'liril... Ill 'I"!
Scientific Hiticrican.
aoe ms.rks
Dciioni
Copvnic-HTS 4c.
Anv.-iti. landing ....■'- '<•>. and doacrlptlmi mm
! ^„|,.|!|y „....|lllill i-ilt i.|.iii...ii In-i. nl..' im
III 1 WO lbe M.athing a|i|iiiiii(iu ii ' mv i laprohnblyniiieiiuhlo. <"''"'"',"li';''
8 ' ' tinnHatholirtinnHdontlal. Ilnndl It on I'ntouu
C'liiiiiiltee to ini|iiin into tlm praoti 'W^S ltX" "B?o'S5^[^ZS'ifWrweiVa
ibilitV Of e-l.d ' llillg a SI p I'ale
Norwegian Consular service, instead]
. .. . , I A linii'l."iii..!v llliiilrnl.-il WNklr. '.'Tl-...! i-lr-
I.l III'- CXlstillg t'ulll.Hint! lull Wit III i'i,lnti..ii ..I iiiivh.-i.-iiIIII" I .<iri.ul. Tornia, M ■
i ,',.,,r: I'.iiriiinniln |i. Be" 1 Lyiill nownloiilora,
.-.ii'ile,,. A-year later lhe *itoithing {y|lJNK & C0.n6IEr<"d"a* NeW YOfR
derided to establish u consul ir service, | memoffles. 8* It t*~ (ffuwiuton. i>.c.
The King refused his caiictiim; there> I , mni, ____
upon ih" Norwegian Qovernmenl re-
(llffl Tin- C plelO ileadliii'k ! +-»■♦♦♦•♦-♦♦♦.♦♦♦♦♦*♦♦♦♦♦-«.♦♦♦♦■*
.- hiin ensued was terminated bv
J Hotel Ymirt
• ompi .ini-e. ilu- Ministry agreed ti
■I' i iu oiiiee on condition ihat the *
:' on wus postponed, not dismissed '■ e following, year the program
ii ' all-'l.
' ■ he close nf l^b I the triennial
i i ,. luuk place, ilu1 result being]
tl • iajorlty of the | pie deolared! ? A lino solectioil of Willi
in ■ ir of separate consuls, und
i'i niually for a aeparuto rejiponsiblu
Mn . for foreign affair**. For thoLJ j, \v. MAHTEHSON, I'u
fexl iwtiyearsK eouiinilte" snt un ,
Tin' I'.i'.-i Meals
And Accommodation
In Town.
I.ilium's nml Ciirni's,
44444444,44.***4***4********
Rosshiiiil 'l.a.'i p.n:
I'.I" a in Nelson (j :!.', p.ni
'. 1 i.'iu a in Grand Forks •" 6(1 p.m
1" "" a.in, I'hoei.ix 0 80p.ni
7.ml a.m Uepublic G 1)0 p.m
SAVE TIME.
ALIj THE TIJVEE
I'.V I'SIMI
GREftT
NORTHERIV
RHILWAY.
TO
Seattle, Tacoma
AM) ALL
PACIFIC COAST POINTS
St. Paul, Chicago, New
York, and
ALL POINTS BASr
PALACE AND TOUHLST
sl,i:i-:i'i.iis BUFFET,
l.llillAHV OAKS, MODERN
\>.\X COACHES,
DINING CARS,
Ml. ll.s A LA HAUTE,
Best Meals on Wheels
SUITS
Wi-him-jii-t loceii'otl ut|r sprinj? stock of Men and Hoys suits. ih. i.
ire tine-. I*, ii ii i t'eaiiiie- nl, ur.t iheiii. Style, Quality anil Pfice. V, i- linn
leeiileil to make ii ^iin-ial .nt tn price, in thi- department, far the n,---' ;;
days, an,! uill f|uariintee you a hiu' rediiclion in Suits, Summer (Jmlt'i'ivi-ai
SI ., Il„l- ,Ve. SlC.
GROCERIES
We enrry n few specials our cpmpetitors do not, such as Swift's Fn-u
nun I'liienn mul I lum, Ua/.v'lwood llutter, Ashorofl Potatoes and -ui."
other articles. The price is as low as the lowest and finality guaranteed.
STATIONERY AND
DRUGS
Here's where «" shine. We haw greatly added to our Patent Mi-dieii
stock and can suppl*, yon with most anything al strictly lis! price
D. CAMPBELL
U. S. T. ROSS,
Hardware Merchant, Ymir, B, C,
7 tn
l
'Vv^ ., -— -7*
j) '■■■■;:—!*
, ~\ I--
w
^jaOaaW-'-S.^
' ■ ' -- -.,',
: ' .-'j
[ill
iil-'AI.I'l' IN'
,*sli. If an IJ Uuildors II ird« ire,
Paints nn.I Oils, Sto\-os, Coal,
Steel, Powtlor, l-'ii... iiii-1 Cap ,
(li-.iniin an,I Tinware, Steau
Fittings.
All kin I- of I', i .liiin--, l'i:,-
-inilliile-; and I i, nei'dl Itep lil
Work,
2 FAST TRAINS Q / *-r-;;'
EAST AND WEST DAILY ti] ]i
Special l-ixct i n Pates
Lewis <;. Clark Pair.
Tlie Mutual Life [usuraucc CJomjiaii)' of'X.Y.
Has Assets Exceeding $400,000,000.
A |i"lii-\ in ii i- 1I111 -iilr-i investinoul known to man,
('n-li invested in Life [nsiirniu'c is cnsli in vested lluil v\'i .
n't tun compound interest,
I'm 'nl. -, iu B nml full ii 11 unit lull
1 (fillllillg 11 i| - Cllll lill "I llri'88 llli
eeiii of iin s. !■'. i1. N. Hull or
I. \ JACKSON, II. r.i.. -ii''
(,. I' .v I1 A. I'. iS I' A
spokauu 71" v isbii \\. All siieeesxful business men carry lai^i' Kiiioiints ni' lil
sroKiuio. I i 11.-11 r 11 if-(-. il provides for the family, pi'oteets u until in I"
old a^e, and protects liis other iuve«tineuts, |*'or rates o
any form of life insiil'itnce appl} to:
*&4 _ Sterling
5«lver
From ft ccftVr
■pooil tun thuus-
ftiul il- Hat prr-
irntnllun iet.
Henry liiikuft
fioiiN1 fidlltlei
for making wild
ftllvei wore nre
pOtKSMd by PO
other concern In
Canada.
CLAJET JU*. Artistlr ilmlfcti-
prn, nif><!rtn nn*~hliiery, nnd *kitl-ril liond-
vrorkert, nil under Hie direct mpervlilob of
practical memberi of tiii* rum, make nn un-
eqtiallcd comblnalloo for turning out fine
work.
Write fur llluit rated cntnloRiip,
l»IP*l"TMr*»tT*»'
Jev-elry, *■
Sterling Silver.
Silver PUU,
Watchti, etc.
Henry Bi.ls & Sons
BIRKS' BUILDINO
MONTREAL
Jewrllrri lo Kit \ %< *-orm.y
thi Furl of Mm r.
Percy .!. Glenzer, Local ilqeiii
" r ia. j —j
MKAT MARKET
.
Mii.'i.N 1! 1 I. SHICl' iltl) KV. ' O
lil.liMoiWJ \l.\ I; VII.U'AV (.'()
WASHINO li)\ Si 1'.. .'•'. Hi"
V. V. ,v K KV. St N L'O.
nml 0real N'ortlicni, Nt i-thern I'm i
iiinl 0. It, A N. Co., for piiint •
Wi-1 mul -..lit h ; cunnccl ■ 11 II
: IiiIhI nml Ni'l-i.n with tli-- i litniuliiti
I I'lll'll'll' I llli ill.'IV.
IKI.SII VS'U KAIitKt) MIUTH C.,,,11,,'1- m \,.|..„, ,»i ■'- ■ . I'I;
it N, ('". I'or K;i-I,i nn I K. nnd S
. pm1,1-
Wliulcsiili- nml Ur (nil j . i um is m ('ml,■»• with -in-. |'..|
Grectiwooil nml Midway, ll, < I,
Duffel r-ii- 1 -in mt trains i el
Mnil ..i.li'is i',.,-eii'.- proiiipl ''•ll"ii'"'!s|,„kiiiii-inni Keimblic
JOHN i'iiii,i'.i;ici', Prop,
II. A, -l.\i KsiiN
Oonorul I'.t-- mifiir Aj.
Spokane, Wash We have just got in a
new line of
YMIR STAG I:
Mrcis (rain [.'very wopiing
I'sccjii Sniiihiy, fiir freight
nnd passengers (bv Vmir
_ _ _ , , __. -._-*_.—-, .. , ^__ . ■ inill. I>\ snefial orders on
AMERICAN SHOES \ si,,,,i,,v.U4y,,,,,'
ALEX. ODDIE Prop
Ta
>\'bii-h are hiutl tu beat fur pi-ice mill tliii'iibiliiv. .\l-.i a line nf t|iu
brutnd Ames Hidden shoes-
our NEW HATS
Which h.iu' just arrived, oiler a largo variety nt' -ui.-tlv upito-dute styl,?u. j
See qui lin.1 "■ Stetsons, i
■ ■ i
DesBrisay Jobbing Co,
fpttltfB-^tJarri-ji rv\; ~>
Norway and Sweden. the subject without incubatina: a solu
iinii satisfactory in both countries
Why Thoy Al'6 Opposed. [u 18DT the Libcrtf! party was once
more victorious, but iin. *-te;.! was
YMIK WATER WORKS
COnPANY Ltd,
\VAT|.;l,' SUPPLIED I'm. Ini-
.Ml>'i'ir ANi; i-'i i:k
PURPOSE-**; UND E I!
Do idl'XHp i'lil'.s
SURE
I'. & T. )!".-.-, Secretary
a
taken in settle ihe consular difficult*-,'
in I-311, after a union of nearly
tiiKt'ii in set ii.i mu consular uiuicuitvi — „■, \n i , t .* \i ,, it , ;, ,
r'tuir centuries between tforwayaud ,-,..„,., , ,, • ' i « , „ ,, Wu have just received oi)i* sprinR stock of Men and Hoys suits. i.
until ni.iJ, when another committee ■ Q-o-> j-. \, r. ■*% ^ 1?nl1n P„ , , , , , ,. , ,, .
Denmark, the Danish kino, Frederick *, , -,,, - -,, , Q UOK&Iie r £L1IS OS I "'" l1'""- ■-.""" ''••"•>•"" "-boutthou;, Siyle, tjuahty antl Price. W'e In
•' was appointed, lluu coinmitteo sub* j •* ^^
\' 1 , without enii.-uliiii'' tbe Norweo- . -,, , ,- ,■
" n nutted a report in favour ot a Repar
ians, ceded Norway to Bweoden by! ... , , ,, '
' ate Consular sprvice, and a Coi|ii|iuii-
I ho Treaty of Kiel. Uut, not un- • • ',,.,..,- t .IT'1" onlv all rail route between
..K|ue ciiiik: iu I'JUo trom membors nt i I :...,. , ..., ,,
naturally, the Norwegians, never hav
Northern Ry.
i.iue came in
I both Parliaments recommending a
in... been consulted in the matter, ro- ...' ,, .• ,, i •
settlement on tbe tolltiwint; oasisi
Fused to aoknowledoe the oession,. .. , .-, , ,
n ' separate Lansular services t.> be
iloclarino that whilst the Danish , , , ,■ , , .. .. , v
, . estublmped tor Swcilon and N..i-
King might renounoo his riolit to the | .,,, ,, , , ,
" B way. 1 b"-Lnn-.nl-; Im1 eiu-li i
points east, west anil south to Ross
land, Nelson, Grand Forks and lie
public, linll'et ears run between Spo
kitn" and Northoort.
Iltil'iei Cms run between Spokano
and Nelson.
Norwegian Clown it was iiuite an- I " . . , ■ . ., , . MlWiin \n-ii inns
' i try lobe subject to that In njiecino April, i.m.i,
other thing to dispose of the Norweg- , . . , , r nave Duilv Train Airivi
™ ' n \ authority winch each country tie- "wo uum rtinvi
inn Kingdom. As patriots they do- -. » -ispif i 0.-I5 u.m Spokane G.20 p.m
lei mined to fiabt for thoir land, and T .r /*. ' ,, „ It Oo ti.m Rosshinil
In May of Inst year the {*iui'wpgian
when shortly afterwards lhe Swedes, \~ . , ... , , .-, .■ ,,
' _ ' Uoverninent submitted a dratt ut the
under Carl Julian, invaded Norway
proposed consular servine to the
Swedish Government, who, instead ol
elaborating a corresponding draft,
made ocrlain demands and recommendations whioh if itccopted would
have reduced tho pioposed Norwegian
Consuls to mere ciphers. Negotia-
iheymet with a giillu-iit resistance.
The struggle, however, proved hope-
loss, hostilities wero soon over, nml
Curl Johan opened negotiations,
At n convention hold at Moss it
was proposed that tho Norwegian!
should accept lho Swedish King as
i I,eir Sovereign on condition that
I heir Constitution of the 17th May ltions between the two patties wore
ni.eil intact, except with such * now broken off, and in response to an
liberations us the union necessitated.! invitation from the Crown Prince,
Tho Constitution in question, adopted ' actir)„ ,1S j;,..,,,,,, t0 f--*sumo these,
by delegates from all parts of ibe', .■ • ,. c \
' the Norwegian luivernment retuscu
e.uiiiii'v iii tlie previous May, con- I
,' . . unless a separate consular service was
liiined uniting its most inportant '
features tho Storthing, or National I nSreC(1 '"• Matters-stood tl u. until
Assembly, a single chamber institu- lasi April, when the Regent ngain
tion, which the King has no right to advocated mutual negotiations, but
dissolve. An extraordinary Storth- as tho linen ho laid down were nol
in- was summoned at Christiania,
and mi the I lib November, 181 I,
Norway was declared tu be ".t free,
iie-e|itiibl" to the Noiwegian Qovern-
iiidependont, indivisiblu, and iimli'it*
ni"ii(, Ins proposals were not aceppted
Tin* refusal of tin* King to sanction
able realm, united with Sweden un- the action of that Government, am
nit- Ki
i his ondorseiuenl of the Regent s Bug-
It net Is little imagination to real- gealion8 o{ Ap|.j. 5t||| lliw. p,.0(juce(j
ze thai this Act of Union could not , , ,. , ,
another deadlock, and sinco eacli na
be satisfactory to either.nation. 'Ibe
. , it, , iiun is equally determined not to give
*-..t'il"- had Imped to inake a province
■ i Noma)-, instead thoy bad merely *■»>•. ll"' sovoring of the union would
joined two independent kingdoms, seoni to bo the inevitable solution ol
The Norwegians, on the other hand, tho problem.
■ni their iiiili'i'i'tiil.tiii'o threatened nl
. lei'v turn, notwithstanding they were _____________——
In n tain their u« n (J.ai 111 ii ii-i 11.
50 YEAR9'
_xperie.'-:e
AOE M«RKS
Dl'ji'.NI
Copvmc-HTS Ac-
I deaciiptlnn inni
lr,.,. iiii.n.
I' ii: i.t ii it ii i. Army, Nnv, Customs,
etc. The relations between lho Iwo
i. niii 11, - « ii! in- rcidisi .I ii lien ii i-
. .'i.i :. oil thai a Nm n ojian i- a
I .eigiii i in Swoilon nnd a s.vede a
.i.i in Nm way; neither oan held
i iii official position in lhe country uf
'' '011'ci' . Ativ.iiii. londlns
ntil.'iiiy ii.r.-iiinti .-nt-..inni..n in..' iii."i.'-f mi
Iii ISUO ill" Storthing nppointoil .. M;«:«™,|jrt5oft
' minittoe to iiupiire into thu praoti | "{l^'Z taion iK«b,0Jiuiu74*Co?N"oiV.
I ju, .. . i, ■ tttfctai notice, without olmrso, In tbe
;orwe„i„n Consular service, instead SClCltUfEC flltie.1Catt,
, | A handiomoly lllailralod wfloklr. L«iw»telF'
II tli" OMStinS cnllililll'ltliill Willi, inliiii.,11 .,[ iinVKi'lontlll" I iiiriuil. I..iim-.**.m
v.-nr-. Loir i.ii.ntin |i. no; li.yiiil ;.""-'i""H'■".
Sweden, A-year later the Moitlung £V| UNN & C0.;,6,B"'l'l*'y f'8W YOTK
. i-ciilofl to establish a consul ir service. Brscob OBi* fc. tfeu WabUunoii, UC.
'I l.i- King refused hi- sanction; there** _ _lln ....,_,.■,■■ .
tijion ihe Norwegian Oovernmenl re-
jieii Tin. complete ^.-.M^k:. **************************
hich ensued was tormina ted by a ! f
'•ni|.i .lui-e; the Ministry agreed ti
Hi : io oilice on condition that the|f
ii n mis postponed, not disml
; Hotel Ymir:
The Bcsl Meals
Ami Ai'i'iiiiniiiiiliit ion j
III IllWII.
A line Hclct'tion of Wines, *
n at ei i.
close nf 180*1 the triennial
' 1 ei lonk place, the result being
ti lajority of the people declared j t •* ■ -»
in- ir of sepuruto consul*), and[| Litjtiors nnd CigRW. j
L*\ inlly for a Bepartito responsible I.T •»
Min ier for foreign affairs. For thoLt J, w. MASTEUSON, Prop, ♦
I cm two years a collimittC" iat 0'''^-^^^»^.a^ft»--t*tt**^^+^' .
I.o.'i p. II
9.10 a ni N'elson l! .'i.'i p.ni
11 iiiu a in Grand forks :i 50 p.ni
1" 00 a.in. I'iioei.i-. 5 80p.m.
7.011 a.m Republic O.IJO p.m
SAVE TIME.
a._jIj the TinyEE
i'.V USING
GREST
NORTHERN
RHILWHY.
TO
Seattle, Tacoma
AND ALL
PACIFIC COAST POINTS
St. Paul, Chicago, New
York, and
AM. POINTS EAST
PALACE AND TOURIST
SLEEPERS, lil.'l-'l-'KT,
I.IIUIAIIV CARS, MODERN
HAV COACHES,
DINING CARS,
MKAI.S A l,.\ i AHTE,
I £*C:-:-3
Best Meals on Wheels // w
I !
2 FAST TRAINS Q / ...
EAST AND WEST HAII.Y L\ //
lecitled to nuikp n yi ueial cul in price, in ibis ileparttneut, fur the nexi ■"■
rlays, ami mil t|Uuraiitoe you u bi^ reduction ill Suits, Summer UiiuYpveai',
Shoos, Ilm- -V". .'"'.
GROCERIES
We carry u few specials our cpnipetitors do not, such as Swift's Pn-iiu
nun I '.in-.. ii , nul Hani, ila/ehi I lluttor, Asliorofl I'olai.ie- an-l viirim:-
other articles. Tbe price is as low as the lowest and quality jjuuranteetl.
STATIONERY AND
DRUGS
Here's where wo shine. Wo have "really adilod to our Patent Medii-in
stock and can suppli yuq with most anything al strictly list price
D. CAMPBELL
U. S. T. ROSS,
. Hardware Merchant, Ymir, B. C,
iil'AI.I'l' IN
Shelf and; Builders Hurdw ire,
P.lillls .111-1 I Ills, S' ".'-. I'u',
Stoel, Poivdoi', I'u..* nii'l i l.ip ,
Orauito and Tinwure, Sti u
Eittings.
All kinds ..t' PLi'iibim,', I'm*
smithing anil • i. neral lli-p iii
Work,
Special li.i.ei ion Hates
Lewis t- Clark i air.
For nil' -. foltlers nml fall li i nuition
, ,_■ il'tlltlu I 1 :; ■ Cllll "li fl illTSS ill.
t^i ni ul iin H !'. iS N. I.'n or
I. \ JACKS!l.v, ii. ni. '.'n"
I, I & I" A. I' iii I A
71" V i-ni. Ai.
-|, ■.
,-|,,„ mu.
^":-'V| Sterling
SUver
From a ccfTcc
IpOOU to n tlluUH-
■ n<t dollar prr-
icnlnliuii set.
Henry Iiiiks ft
Bonn' facilities
f.r making aolld
kilverwore nre
poueaacd by no
other concerti In
Canada*
cLA«tT jua. Artlrtlcdetlfn.
rrs, modern machlneryi nnd akllled hand*
wniker**, nil under the direct BUpervlilob of
nractlcal metnben of Hi*? firm, make nn un*
equalled combination fur turning out fine
work.
write for lltuitrattd caUlogiit.
Jcv.elry, *
Sterling SU^cr,
Silver Plate,
Watchti, etc.
Henry Cirks & Sons
BIRKV BUILDINO
MONTREAL
Jewtllen io Hit J-.xteilencjr
iif iiul of Min.e.
The Mutual Life [nsurauci1 Company of X.^
Has Assets Exceeding $400,000,000.
A iiolic'*, in ii i-ilir -iii'i'-i invcstiiu'iii known to mini.
(';i-h im i*-ii'i| in I .il'11 I ii-iiniiii'i- is ciisli in vest oil 1 li 11 wil
I'i'l inn compound inti.res't,
All siicccssfiil liii-iih1-- men ciii'i') Inryi* Hiiiniiiits of lib
iiisiiruiK'c. li ji'uiiili1- for llu; funiily, [ u-> • t. *. - - - n nian in h,
uld am*, nnd iiroti'i.l 1 lii- 'ii lii*r iii\"-i 111 • -11; -. Ini' p. 1 * !• - .i
.in\ forni of lift) iii-iii'.iii"'' ii|i|il' 111:
Percy .!■ Gleazer, Local Plgenl
M KAT MARKET
j.SKI.-i.N .' II. SHEI'AHI) KY
HI'iH.Miil'XI \l.\ II WI.W Wm
WASHI.VU lux ,v 1 . v. uy
V. V. St i: IIV. St N CO.
'■ uii'l (lii'iit N. lib.'i 11, V. , tliern l'i
inni o. K. ,v N. Co., for p iim ■
tfoi 1 ami -miib ; eonnoi' • 11 ll
liilul ainl N'elson with the Chiim
j I'aeilii' KllilwilV,
llil.sil \Mi s a l.i fill Mi;', is ConneclHiil N'olwiii with tliu I* II
& N. C11. for K11-I.1 an I K. nn -
! 1.11,1,1-
Wholosttlo nnd Rotilil j . ConnecU at. Curlew with -i .-■ :. :
. Green wow 1 ami Midway, If I'.
I'.iill'.'i earn t un on trulim ijeti ■.
Mail ordem receive prompl aitenlion Bpokttna ttm| Kepublie
II A. -I.\f KsuN
JOHN rilll.llKKi', l'in|i.
General I'iiiii mifnr A^ Iiii: YMIR HERALD »M- Iv ' Wl1""^ "':1'1
custom work for 11 reasonable ci n id
I'tibllMiml . -..-i-i- s-ii'.iilHv nul mul . i -. iii
,: !ri.sn. oi lulivurcil li) etirrn-r Int. u.
|il * ie vi i'i; t imiiiiii
I,. In • i.l
'. ■ lltl'J I:.i-■-. fl.fO ..' - |tl i, p,'| ■; ul 'I.
An Absolute Denial
Y.M 111 LODGI'I No. 31 A. 1'' A A
M Al.et- lii -i Friday in eu
n, inth. Visiting bi'.ibei'- i-eh onied
John M"Vi. ui, W. M
I'l'.in'i .1. (Ii.i.izi.ii. Secretary, i
Mr. MelJi-iile, the Provincial l'r.-i ■
ier, I-,- telegi-iiphed i News-Ad- YMIH l.-ll-iil. No. K. "I 1'
! ll. I" ::.,.', l-an .. 1 'r ■:.,.-. ' '
:...-..-. ,,,;i,. .„..,.,.■...,■ ...,„ i..,. vertiser,''asking that an absolute de-| Meets fust nnd third Monday m
. ..in. ii-.. nial be given lo an article which was i each month. Visiting lirullieis
:. ....,., . Mm ... .,..,., . | ul'lishtfl in I'lid.iy's issue uf Llie 1 welcomed.
. . .;:■ i -.,:.'■- ;. inJunl i.Hiiis. V uncoil vci* " Wt a 1.1," i nsil iiialiiig t ha t Ciiaiii.KS Ai iald, C. C.
:. i., i. lie was interesied, uitlier directly or John 0 I'ewaii, K. It. & S.
UK! .:.'. i-i ni.i-iiiNi. uomI'axv ■ lirectly, in the promotion in L in yMIl! 111VF I \Mi'' OF THE
:'"";' lh" 'V'-1"''" ('""';|;' '''I";1'! MACCAIllik" m'""1-' second
i n! Pub Coiiipiiiiy- "Neither in , * ,, -.. , i ,i
II. KKUINS, MAXAiil-.l!, I I J null totlrlll lUCSlbiy ill eilflt IllOlUll.
''"• ■"" ' 'V "ll"' Pulp '-'""! V S.G1.KAZEH, L. (.'.
' " ' lmdll,,y '"te,-esl '"' '^"''"-; !.. liL-cKivoirrii, II K.
-SATURDAY. JUNE, 2-1, IUO."i. inn," says Mr McBride, A refcrenca]
1 in the issue nf the "World' in ijui s-
The Vancouver VVorlil which has tion, shown two articles-, prominently
itely pasted into the hands of n ne« \l>W™ll< l"''1 wiUl llu; uiidonbteil in-
wm-mmm A. MACDONALD & Co,
Tht Kind Vou Would Like I**!1??
TASTES GOOD. IS GOOD.
KfflliM''-
i"'rs' ^-r^lRlBS'1
!i\m&:
■-:•■■ \ounger gem rali- n of jouriiali-ts
• 11; ing hard to wui 1; up n ■■ ml I
against i he ptesent ' lover.line. of
Old Settlers Maple Syrup.
Pure in 1-1, 1-- and 1 gallon Tins.
Sold by
i). CAMPBELL, - -
■Mi" :'. V-itV1'-d -■ .'■ I"
ii' >0M^M
831 .., '■■-, 7 JS ii & ••*- ',j
fl|*' ^aQH-lEO-CAhi-grOSv"' -
YAI1R. -4 ; ;; :.. ;i—_
teiition of seeking in make political ' w$W$?7S7-W
capital to Mr. Mcllride's pieju.liee j eH.£l:l_J.iSi
A perusmil of the articles shows that L"iliClf- and Work's. fHiflhlff AffCtlt
the, writer of lliem could nevei1 have] . " - h 0
bA/<fc
Stocks and Shares
Li C, oud tho Premier, in 'onnectiou read the prospectus of llie Company C.'iUlColllltioi] ol' ! .f.-iTVc
with the pulp lenses issued ti 11 new •'" which he bases his attack, unless
... . ., , , j v, 1* are to a - -ini!'- m hich wi
I lill' lill' '.I'll lie ,1 ,'.; 1- .,
1 ninpauy
1 ure assumption anrl absolutelv witli-
nUI basts .-an be easily seen from the
article from Hi" "News Advertiser"
till MOTICE i- hereby given that the
deliberately reservuti Uablislied in pur-
illy made false statements suan:3 a.f Ibe provisions of lb.- -Cl-
ini.in and Wi-.ii rn llnilway Subsidy
11 ibi'
mi ibe mutter, In no purt uf 1 i
pros]. .iii- m ill then
I"in.'I nnv
Aei. 1890," notices of v hich wci'
* Inch wc reprint, and by tli- cate-liusertio,. tliat Mr. Mcliride "guaran- I'"1'1-1'"1 !" <1"' I'"'1'*1' Columbia
(.oiicnl denial issm.l by Premier Mc teed the trull, of statements llteiein Gazette and dated 7th May Is...;,
containeJ." a- tl, tide in the,■»■'• oth Juno, 189b, respectively, are
hereby cancelled.
-—AGENT FOB
Mutual Llffi lii.-in-itiii-i' Company of New York.
('iinadian (lasulaty—Boiler [nsurancc ('0.
London Mutual Fire Insurance Company.
Ottawa Fire Insurance Company.
lam
"World" ossei 1-. li." only referent
to Mr. McDride is iu a report by Mi.I Crown lands situated within the FIRST AVENUE,
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Wiib ib" gradual reduction in .,
11. hii:.', "i i ictoria, on Hi" cliarac- area embraced by tbe suitl reserva-
fieiSbt and treatment rales winch bus , f t| t| j j. , ,j ( | „ j < .,.,-,., 1, ,,,1., KPttlempiil -^."-a.-*•»••.. .^-. ■•**■-.. ^■'^■■^:^*-*»K:>.-**v*«v^*1*v*^*^.2i-.>.-^-'v*^v.:ii -x
,111111 will 11, n| 1 11 1,, -III , s, nullum. ^r'^Z**. i-"**--.!-- .:*. -rt. ^-.- #.-> ««.■««- w-^i^.':*-- -**^-a.. .TJ**^©*-. -Jl-** **.-.* ,.j»-.ai-«B- -ru. »|i V
oeen in pio»iess ioi .eiiie yeais, anil servet tor the Company, m which he . > ,, ,- -,- , ,, V.fjf
1 * ease and other disposition, under lhe -r-jy
the constantly incrensinsr numbci of uives tlie names of banks and firms I .. , A-'. f ^"■v tt-«*»
,,. ,,■■,,., I provision** of the "I-auil Act,' three, W g £ \ %J
lamp uiilis and other treatiiiL' plants *i»d niaiiy public men in llritish Col-j' ^, B \ I I > i;— S'C ill ";-Vl
iiiii'im in wlmm In. U known , v.-rv months afler the dale of the lirst pub- W ~> VJ-' S.^>
ll.i'ii.J.'.m lie. l'luvinee. a new li-M '"" u'" "' "' ''"A""""'' Ul-| .,. , , . . , \U SU
. . , nilTereiil "iin.1 t't whal the licutioii of this not in the Urilisb j,v-ai»aaa->aaaai9*5»»»8»»i^Sl»iSi»9
1 i-ni.-: pi isc i- being opened to nun- ....-■
ei < mid prospectors. Until the hisl
...' ir li ■, only rich corporations, m-so of naines and institutions that
cfju-d alf I to pul in i-.l.mt- for il," ' Im 11,. ni".11- for nnv iniariinlec of
11 j
', il transportation of low bi-hiIp -,, I wliai Mr, King states in his ie| cut. 1
, I It is much !.. be regielled llui
as*
'World's articles suys, ami whicli Cnlunibiu Cbizclte; provided, however, /ii
' ''""' that in all cases when lands are so A\
sold, ple-einpted, leased or otherwise fn
alienated by tlie Government and are fl-j
poi-1 alion 1.1 low grain •..I""1" ""• '""s ""i" '" "" '■ 1 ""• ! /J-i
.,, ,. ,,, ,, ,, , . It is much lobe regretted that any Mibseipiently found, upon the survey(W
Which wintlil en,tlm- tbcm to luui; , . , , , ,. , ... ,, ., ft\
respectable newspaper in llritish "I the Columbia and VA astern Kail- fa
them nt the reduction works at a cost I. , . ,1 , , ., , , ».J?
1 nitiuibiti, it. in" hope ot making pul- way ( ompanj - blocks, then the per- iiv
' "\;l ':/ f ! "• UrBvity Uicid capital for ils party, should re- L„s M,^,wg su,h lliu(]a slla„ ac.,T
and aerial trumwuvn, mining 011 n ,0rt tu such methods as ihat which' .,..,, . , iiv
ijuire their title thereto from lhe f\\
Ini c scale, and nil kinds ol euuip- we are now cfiin(.clleil to condemn. | ' ilv
u . ,. , ,, llnilway Company who liave agreed KV?
meut for the economical htiuilliiig „f I Such tactics will do no injury to tlio • /Iv
., ... „t \present Piovincial Government, which to deal with such purchasers, pre- AV
the ores were necessary, 11 a prolit ' , fi\
had nothing to do with these leases emptors, 1 .es, etc., on the same fa
were to bo iniide oui ni I "i grade , . , ,, . , , ' W
tor pulp timber, all ol tbcm baving terms and conditions as the Goyorn- fa
'"- A" ""''V"i'"1 '• "ol ' ..«™."i«ll.yM.*. W- 0 Wells, ment wouU Ullilei. Ul0 pnvMoM „f |
backed by large resources could nol then ' hiel ( nniniissionei-, nun now a /(,■,
... ,. , ,, , .. . member of the Opposition, llui party. the "Lund Act," except ill respect to fjj
I i-i -in' >." rock, Now how- •,,.,,■ 1. ■ 5
supported by the "World. Hut timber land- on tho Company's
ever ralfs ure reduceil, mid there 1- ,uc.li f.ilsu mid reckless stiuements1
■ , , bocks, whieh shid be subject in the
"■I, likelihood thai a still further '" i'd" great injury 10 tho mterestsi
"i ihis Province in Kiiciiinl. and cast! regulations issued by the Company
;'''" n....i'u.,|i.iii..ii leilu.-iini. v.'ll I." ..,..,„.„, he hunesty and iutegri- . .. , ,, ... , .- ,,„ ,'
1 ■ 1 relative to the cutting ut limner uu
tu;,il,- iii tin- near future. Ore from ty ot oui public men ni.'I methods,
■ , . , , with the resull of inaking investois lho Columbia and Western ltailway
llu-1 auip, ami 1 vpieiil ui lii" general . , ,, . . , ,, '. ..
1 ' tl . elf in n\..id liiitish Coluinbia "it Land Grant,
fun uf lho ores "1' thu camp, lias been lerinis"*!
W 8. G01115,
Inilldlcd III I'.i-iilnl.it v -uti'lli-i" i"i ;>jcra*!*ar.Ha»w«---*^-sBi'5ai'iiH«i^^
1 Deputy Commissioner of Lauds
~il.ni. I" 1 toilful freighl and l real fv'..i ;■-,.
' 1 Mll.lv (J.
llienl, allhough lhe 1 ai 11 ked from
iii'iircr 'iiieli.i was coiisiilerubly TO I '1.1,1 N.,ii' I'.NT ( ' i o\\ N i;i;
! •'. ■ r. With .. --'.'..''ii into f -t fi L'iglii
•inn in 'in. ... a mil,-. "... .ifluiil lu 'I'GCIiiirlfitl.Hi.i.i or any othei
, iy .1 83 1. ton for hauling, mid l)ul "!' :" "! ' ""'""' l»v" "'"'-
avoid iheheavj nulla* f,n u Irani ,'' " ' i; ' ' ,:' ll'« "M«y |;1"-|
". a oc other ib"- Ice '. r eln ap local
11 niisportiilion, And thin piestnls
:u . ppoi ■ m il j for the leaser, or for
::-,- individual 1 ir.iui oil nel1, 1" « nl I.
> ■. his ,.n 11 ie "in ■•■-. of muscle iiiid
terpri e, w ii imin licinu undi 1 the
■•.',: Works. I.aii Is ami WorKS Do
' pill I ment.
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Kunl nay I 'i'l i icl, antl recorded in
. he lli'i-orilei - oilice fni ih.. No] on
Mining In-i tion,
t ily of interesliiiif ciipital before Vou ami eneli of you .ne hereby
imi died, ibui 1 have expended Three
hundred mid ioi "i. dollars and llfl y el -
. -':'.'ii .'.i.i in labuiii anil inniroveinei-ts
upon ihe above iiiineral 1 laiui in order In
: '''hnli! lb- mill,, under lhe prnvi-vons of
ii 111, and if the smeller lull's mv ic ,j„. \\,,,,.,.,| ,\, i, and if wilhin ninety'
Uu ed iu Mich an i-Menl thai ihe re diiy* t'luiu llu- d il" nf this noiiee y.ni
".ul .a 11 i.i-e i.. . nun it 111 It1 yniir pur-
limi ni i-xpi'tidi11.ie ', which i- niui bun
ill <-.i aii'l Iiii 1 1 i.l ee dollars and -even
'. • eiui i.'idi .- un his propert v. 'I'I,,
ll) ,.i' gi llii'i* the . re I-, tin
i .ih ■ el cheaply, 1- ih" . hief draw
■iiiii"
Im ie me many propi Hi- in the
iieighboil d 11 hich can be w ..i ked
,11 a -mall -i-il" by 11,,.].e, I": uie
1 v Iiie cetils t"t ihe 1 In nt- vear- endilii
mini 1
uldiiimn ibe nuinbei 1 i Htuinp mills
1; ,1,' ljn| ; iet lIlOUlll be llli I'.id. lis
n-i , if tile urns are free milling, and
Jeweh^y
by
• May ','."'.'-) I,.... ih.'i with all ei,-is 1.1'
,,.,,,,,, , :,'! -' 1 I '. 'ile... \ '..111' illli'lTIl ill ill" -niii
nun |-.1 Who 111 -I lui-ali '! Hit in. In
claim will bci iniio tb" propurty ol lii" ;
• nl.-1 aiber, under secliuii I "t an Act
eiitill'' I "An Aul in Am 'it I lb"
Miiiei il Act, IU00."
.'.illN F, II l|||*ii|"l I.l-
"utile frtiin a mill, inii-l uf i ,,te I ai Ymii, I:',ih, May I >('0.
Customers all over Canada tell ui lliot out Mail
Ordar Dcpaitmcnt liai.
meant to llicni added con-
Venience andlessenedcost
,*| Tlte fifti-.j-eaf repulallon .-1
ci.ir Hula fts.iiu*^ aul,-!...*
tion t,. mailoiilei purcliaafra
til invri.i. watcnea, ailvar*
.-.i.fl, M..IK-IICIJ-, etc.
Our completa ealalogua will
gl&dly bn srtit Oil lf.|U'*?t.
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Watch Repairing
Iymir BUSINESS CI.1DE
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K. W, Wiildowsoii.
in,.>Ki-.i.-a(i;; \\-.i ii-., !•' U'Clv.
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I'.i 11 in ;:.
.Kim |iliil;i'-ii.
i niplov only expert workmen. ,iikI our work "7,,': ' ;:" ■'"•mm"">
I . , I ' • 1). l.iitinil.i-l'.
No liiiillcr wluit i-lii" niiilffi' uiih your
-ivatcli we c;iu make ii as mood a-- new, a-- wc
! McLEOD HOTEL I ■*
-*_ * - '- ' w ' ._ G_
is all iu":,,.'i!,|l(,('('- f-ft'avc your svnjcli willi
Mr, A, K. I'Vcucli. our local ngc'iit,
J. 0, Patenaude,
jVlanufacturing Jeweller, vVatcjimaker apd Optician.
NELSON- B C*
American and B, C. Hydraulic
Placer Company Ltd.
NON---PERSONAL LIABILITY,
>i in
Dt'uBlis-iy Joliliinu Cn.
liHL'li.x.
Tlio Oi In Urn,' nn-1 ll . >'; i' ..
IliiNi'ii'i ;. '.iKAi.i.i;
\\'i',li;iiii tllijrk.
1.11-', 111. IKK.
p. Cnpipliell.
D'.-liii.-nV Jubliinji Co.
lli.lhl ,.
Uos|iiopiilitn|i—Ii.lui Uveiiu
Mi'l-itnl ll. us..- l'iiil.iv .Mi-!., ml.
Miller (lonau—S Miller.
I'lil-irc— I nil ,-■ l'u.l.ly.
Yattpouver -Uwen llu',rr.
Waldorf- quorgoColumn,
Vmir—j, VV. Mastersou,
11ai;iim ,m:i:
Vi -S. T. Ross.
i ' l ii s I I i m: m: i. \n|i ,ii!.|.;.ski:
MfS. -J'-llli .Ml'l.i'll.l
IHNIKP IHiCUIIppH
I'er.cy .J. (jleiiz -r.
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'I'll.Wl I.l.lN'i I'lT.l.ic.
I'lll.s'llMl.
Iii mill Publish ing Co.
.l'l I (ONEliy.
Capital $50,000 in 500,000 Shares of ten cent/ each n. cumpbeii.
TEAJISTE'jS
llnr.-liiiu' St \\ ilsou.
The Comptiuy is now preparing to work tlio (lold Jackson & Leahy.
Dredge, Black Siuul mid Nugget place-' least'H nl Hull A1"v "'"''t,,,-,.,,, ,„-,
Siding, mid in order to piirelitise tlio iieeessary iiineliiu** -^'i1'* Motmiis
.1 I ' 1 I* -. I 1 t- I I NPEItTAKEU.
fly, the promoters |iave set tisule a linutcil inunln-i- (|l William cim-k
.-liiirc- lop innncdiate sale.
Tin1 shares mc fully paid and 11011 nsiscssable.
Tin1 ('onipanv's ground averages -IO cents per cubif
vnrd on the surface, over ~-K) neves.
[Jijt-il liedJroel< is rciiehed these kIiiu'ck c-au 1"' ol>
tained :it a liargain,
Meanwhik'the treasury stock (*200,0()0 iSliaivs) ..-■
lef'l intact,
APPLY
PERCY J. GLEAZER,
YMIR, B. Q.
NOTICE.
South African War Laud
Grout Act,
(
New Service.
who i- one i-f tho oldest gold coinmis
-i.iiii'i- in ih • pro*,into,
HUNTS of latul iimilu In \'..linn... I'-. Iltolr
lii-ir*. or iiaaliziia, under luitlinriiy ..i ti,i-
,\l-l. lim Hll.J.'tll I" l||t! COllllitiOII llllll :IM*ll
Inn,I- -Inill linn- I...-H -.-!.-.:i.:.| l.v Um nn, -
i.ii ->!■ !.. 1..!.. ilu- lir-i .!.... ..t.liil... 11*05. Nutlet-
Is. lli-r.|,,|'.'. li.-r.-l.>' nivn lluil ;i|.|iii.';lli..ti-
1 -r-i.i-li Llii'i- inn*-! !,.' Iiii-.I nt n llm.-riinii'ii!
.." ui bj Umi Uiiti*.
I! I I.IIKI'.N.
I'1,:.-! r..|iiini—i.iit.-r ;.i l.iui'i- .1 u ,.rl,-.
I. ni.i*. mi.I \V..ri,- li |..irt
Vliilnrin, lii'. -."iiii Miiv, r....'.
\ distinct innovation will In1 in-1
•iii-nl.-i tlii- -i-a-.'ii liy the N"i ilu i n
,.,",,,1-1,,, c pany whieh opcmti-H Happy With Either, i
i .• ij,jn,'nificieiil steamships the
- N..,i|,,v*-t''.,!,l ■•Ni,.'il,liti,.l' un il.t-i A maiden lady wa. very i J iit i • i-
t;*eat Lakes and which sail between Lho minister paid her a vis.t. "Well," " ' ,m ,l1'1 IUllO «» Kl
i nuth, Chicago mid IlullUlo. .said the lady,''J suppose by to-njor- lit!_.* Ill Jill |\illlls of
llerclnf tho service on thesi "•'■■ night, I shall bo in Ucclxeliub's
i ,is Im- entirely been European ! "*N'".'' said tli blister, StcltlO II Pl'V.
I ;i, Imi tliis year ii has been ariani* | "you iiiean Abraliain's bosom." '•Well,'
. i„ place i.i effect an American [either will do, When you have lived
I ui service on both the "Northwest1 w loinf as I have and never been |
.1 "Nmihl.-iii'l The l'n-t sailinu iniirrii-fl, )ou are nol so particulai
■ • iiii- "N'i.i ili«i-i" tn .in I'uliiili will Tinier, London, England.
; .1 uiie -J7ili. and lhe "Northland
i in ( liieiicn ilune '.' Ilh.
STowl\- furnished throughout. Kaniple r lonis in connection.
- ,!..'.:' to J2.5Q per dny.
I'lNLW MoLKUU, Pvoprietov
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THE YM|R HE^atD
Pl-jasc forward Tui: Viini H*J«Ai*p toy . .
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i mid iii'ku-iv.lt-i|i.'i' receipt -;t i-ncliisetl §. .... .
V The HElUl.|i is publjshpd every Saturday inoi-iiing and
Z I'l'iituiii- ajl thi1 |ie\vs lit' thi.1 camp,
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GRAND CKNTRAL HOOT clark's Furniture Ston
NELSON E. C.
WILLIAM CLARK
Opposite Courthouse and pew Post
oilice, Pest '.Ti: itiral ill tqwu.
Etii'iiprnii nml \:in'iii.'iiii plan. I'ir.i'll .Stiikkt
Only whhii labor eniployed
First class bar
Undertaker and l''niiiitare Penh
.Mail orders proinptly attended to
THOMAS Si ERICKSON,
^Proprietors.
Cosmopolitan
Hotel , . . ,
(Under entirely now management.)
Dining Itoom anil Bar
8iipplie.il \vif]i ilu* best
in the inarkcl.
Kight opposite depot, Vmir
JOHN Bli-AU, Prop.
SMOKE
A New Mineral.
\ n iiiin-'i ii niineral Imi In
: inni in Lill t, the mi-, ovi i \ I.in
i _ Liken plnci' dui iiii1 the proi es
Whi ii yon see u pretty u-ii I putting
in a pni-lage stamp, then .Inn'l you T 01' (l)l(' WCt'k Olllv, III
m i-li you ii ere KIiil; IM« urdl
The Canada Drug antl |.
Book Co., \'mir.
1 III'. HKST 111! \N|i ii|-' |>ti\!|-;sTll'
CIGARS.
The Kootenay Standard
and Juanjta.
v INI I'M II-ni--.il ];\
Vancouver
Hotel I
First-class J lining Room
Best Iniiiiils nt' Willi" \ I
J.ii|itoi!,s and Cigars. *
OWEN BOYER, Prop,
Second Ave. YMII,
WALDORF
HOTEL... 1
Headquarters for ninim
and Commercial Men
Must comfortable lintel in the tli1
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triet. Everything first-clasfi.
YMIR, B. ('.
L C. Thelin & Co.
Nelson, I'.. ('.
Ti III III i ll".. -i lipid VOU an1, ti
III! -'ll '. Cull I llltlllililv
by
.1,11,1; ii| •■!
i il,,' ih,,!-,' ul the I...nt
II water that Chillies c in dti it
,
I ti. Kllioll'a olliee Inun. al the
DRUG STORE
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X MILL WOOD.
npanv whieh is operating mi lhe , IU In 11 a. in. and 4 to 0:110 p. in. I
, . , ,. , Alni-i'il I'ni'il I -liuiil.lii'l Lr -ni'-
. i,e|. ri'iielii - "l thu I'm-.a river A '
, i •. . prised TIipV say ilmi Pools i.'i.iiii.i.': , ——- -
intill oi heavy sand, having uj" ™■ ' '■ *""1
.,■'', .ri, ' i'i v i i].idlv these ilai -.
IVI n ' .'!"' all'l UlCtlllle In-ill'. "a- . I .
I ,,„i. ;i|,,| III, lli'ilill.'lli. nl' I In' l'"l-
11ul Cleologiual Survey depiirtnient, to| "I^'l us wail and see lho lady eon i #
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MILLER HOTEL!!,,,
I lelivercd anj
place in town.
Stove Lengths
Ymir Transfer Co
JACKSON & I.KAIIV, Props,
Teaming and
Express ....
All ordera -promptly attended
ami ilu- ^'icaii'-t eat • exercised in ilu
lllllldlilif; nl' IfOOfJu
Viiiir Citizens
v a-an,i lr was fiii-wiirded, ro« toriionist," said the bachelt
I... i hat ii is made 'ip of ii ui-niekel I nideslmw,
.-'A.M MII.I.KI!, Prop.
y, 17 parts; platinum, ;, and, ''Wouldn'l interesl me," replied HcatllpllirtcrH for Milling Men X
i a her minerals, 1". The "iithcr miii*. the benedict "I- mo nl linim
fi.i!- comprised indosmiiie, native ovary day."
p.Id, iiiiignclic oxide of iron, titanic "At home?"
Jrnii iiuait/. anil xarnels, Tho iron- "Yea; my wife has one of iln.-
i, kel alloy i- Rtroni*,ly niugni tic, and ( blouses that button al the back,"
, i. analysis gave over 75 i nr cent, of
nickel.
There arc only two instniicci I now ii
-.. hero a mineral of --imii'u- eoiilposl
i, „, lias li.n'ii found, al Awnluii Hay,
\. /.. ulii'ic ii i- found associated
f tl, gold, pliiiiiitiin, tin, chroBic-iroii
,,, .. ute., ami on Uie lilvu, in Pied*
,., ,,,i. Italy, where it i- nlso associo-
,, j uitii niiiil ami other minerals,
Bar Bupplied «itli bcsl brands of
w ini1-, lii|Uois and cigars,
V iist Ai im i,
Ymih, 11. (
i Per ear. Load. V Af™^
Now is tin- time to pm m I ,. .,,,.,
_ , 4 t,Asl 'HI IWDAY IN EACH MONTH
J a ".mil supply, -a-
* T l'inlay MuLkoii, President.
■♦ ii , i,. T: Puitrv 0leazeii, Secretary,
I | ' l0rt'° l{l('(» li A ll. liitiKwimni, T„,i-
; ♦ liiiinlicr Co. Lid. J
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Hun im
»«h iuwitC|" nfter I-'. 8oue», of Clinton,
JS I',p,;e"7HM""'"'Kootenay Coffee Co.h^^^^^t
englisiii- 'ileal' mul rati' Aladuin,I •' ,
COFFEE ROASTERS Ladies'
Furnishings
Millinery
and
Staple
Goods
! MRS. J. McLEOD
i Pout Olliuo (Store - I'miii-
(the letter i- addressed to a lady d
tor in llcngal),—1 havo much pica—
nn' in inform you that my dearly ufi*
I'm inn,iii- »ii'i■ u ill In* no longer Un>
. der j ■ kind ti-eatincnt, -Im having
loft ihi- world foi il ilm- mt iin-
,,..',„.,„ ,, :.', I-. ,,-,' ' M,,M,I,I ..|',l,'-7ll, „lt. |-',„- Villi- l,l-l|,
w miner al shall bo known as in (his matipr I -.hall t'vpf remain
pinii'iiil
Wholesale and retail dealers
in Fresh Roasted
High * Grade - Got tees
NJ'LstfN, 1!. C,
E. W. WIDDOWSON J
ClIKMIKT ASH AHBAYBR.
lUltuuyti Nelson Sin tiler I
Gold, Silver, oi- Lead - $1.00 |
Copper, --..- j-j.so j
(Inld Silver, • . . . C'| 50 '
Charges for nthiir metals nn ap j
plication.
Baker St., Nelson.
P O Drawer 1108, Phono A07, 1
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The Ymir Herald Jun 24, 1905
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