HERALD'""" v Poto Vol, I \n :.'l. YMIK. B. V., SATURDAY, OtTOHKH h. 1004, Price Five < 'i-iyi- LOCAL ITEMS t,. ,,i .,• 11,,ri imm w as a . isitur in |l,« ll I1.1- week. M I' .-'. Hurley, of Napaneu, Out. : TUNING NEWS* The Ymir. The mine manager of ill" Yum Eliott--Houston Libel Suit. ..II l,,s, | >, ,,,lt,<>l ,.,, I",1, I'-, '-,,,. .. , i .1 i ,- ,i vi i i, , ,, , , , , , (odd Mines has reported the following t,,,,. ,,i ,l,,. ,,,,.. ;.,,.. \|, , , ,v _■ ,i,c souili io I,,:.,- brothel in law nl il,.- Vii,„lnl3ugarl I'apei- lu.i- I ii rved on Daly, " ' toe most , >■ i i>t ii i 11 1111■ A 11rm■ I li> 1111> I i,i.11..11 i ii, v- . in th, .S|„,kiiie fnii l!l"' • '• visiting In- relatives in I'a'sv Chit I. .s ., | irted lo lie due ; re ii Monday ,!-••' |,o,n | I'bo Chinese laundi'Ymiin, now ac """ t""'1'"1 l'ni..i - ', im I ii rved on Daly reported me io„owin» One of the most interesting ini Hugl 'al in co. ni tl, the "•':""'"'■ Au8uat "' ""' '■ U which tho Nelson pie have had - litigation concerning Kiltoii-Ya. ° ^ ' '•-"^"^ -« " '" °Ppm,U"ity '"' '"""""' for """ rushed 2,750 Puis ( J.t lbs.) of ore producing 7.'14 ounces bullion. The i,l8t, being finally settled by mutual vears, wus coliclui '" '' *'".n.i..,vu--. "■■• " producing i.H ounces bull 1 He |ll8t, being finally settled by mutual VV I Spenec, ,.f N -I •„, iisi- "'H\vi"«Htng Wee swash house across H. Brwimlmin, ex perl for Pal nek estimated realisable value (cross, „t . „„,.,.,.„„.,„ bo.txvemi the contending ingin wuyes lav. iheim-r ,,'°, , IIIM Clm-k, tl ell kn Spokane „,i„. tho pi'oduct is -98,100) 357 tons of L1U, ies. John Hottslon M. I.. A. . .... '. . . I'll"-<tl' '"'"iki h.r live years ,„.,„. ,,,„,,. „,, examination of the | eoncentra hipped, gross estimated ,y|10 was the defendant, proved I - . ; ''•. ; 7 7 t'\c,'v'l ,', IU"lW" ","' Atlin mine .hi, week. ; value, *0,700; cyanide plant treated x]i mw ,, „ uini, „,' ,!„• u ,.'" " """ George Colman's weight is so wears) ,*,„. ^ „„„ „, t|„. ,,„,,„, ,,-„,' l,«00 tons (2 000 lbs.) of tailings t„I1B,ily n( -„,... , ,,n,| whilst in the Ing on the foundati f the Waldorf, |nim, wj,| sno|.t| b|) j ^ producing bullion having estimated wit i box, showed himself wed Jake Stiei;le, one of the old timers ,|mt the front of the building settled r, *„ n„, , ,," , ,,., ,„„„,-. " S1'088 value of «,25l; sundry revenue ivb]e to hold up his end, against the of the camp, is back alter a lung ••>»'• 11„ • three inches and had to l» L ,,,,,, „ ., „,,-*; ,,,, viL M1461— •10.501 Working expenses, -foi-etmit: skill and acumen of I or pro utaii o ore is now sg t. lie ■,,,,,-, ,, ,. j,, , , ' lice. ...., .... .1.: i. ' ' #14.951. Pl'ofiI 91.01 J. here has .1... t> : ' I boosted up this week : contract on the No, 1. tunnel taken "w Mb bV'1" p ,""' lln; *?* '" The ,:iilc butts ,„-,. now practically i l'v Gilbert I',-,- .ml other, ha- been . . J" " nn.in o at the court m Ncl on. . . . , , ,,i,,i,„i ' it,-. . . , , completed, and rifle practice may be. compieteii. reluriied to 1 inn oi, I .lUrsUav. , , „„ ... , . -■ . commenced next week, Ihe target [n t|,e t«blo of production of Ymir Dredging Costs. Mr It. A, McCJiegor, Provincial frame has been erected, and a l'Hg« minea for AuyuHt, «ivL.„ in last week's ° i mines tor August, given in last week. Inspect, rof mine, *.„ ,„ town this .ker's pit dug, pr cted by a wide w tho out , Ilttl.,butw, t„ th( k' ;l!"' l'!u<J "" ' "i•':,ll m" '" "'" """< I;' Tl1" «'»-"" "'""K i"^1 Qu mine was inadvertently placed ',,hl ""'"'• tlilH lid., of granite bluff, a mile U|0 ,„ „. „„.,„_ *.,,„ ntM_ „....„ B too tow. During the nth,,, ,,ii"s . , . i, i , i ii- ilow n i hi- i-,iii,,-nl track nml -iliont' ■ , ,. r cui'ic tcett average speed ot buckets, Ur. Dolu'rly has resigned Ins posi- iioun tne luuioau uatK, ..no aooui the Queen shipped 04 tons of , , . ' ,,. ,i v ■ lull i-nils west -,,' tin- iiiel Tin-. - 1 ''- Per iniiiutei average hank nua-ine .n .-1 n.c.icd on.,-.-., to the Ymir ' >•""* "'»' " ," " ■" '• "" concentrates and intlled 710 tons of , . ., .,, . inno i'i ,,,,,,.. .,-.,..,,,1. i,„,i.* ,,. ., : per month. ib.O.'lii cubiu vai'ds: aver- hospital, to tike el',,-, from the :i I-t, 1000 ft range extends buck to «,,Pei Die lie intends to locate in point just past the n ntain spur to ISvorett, VV.-ish' the south of town. '1'"' " C. fitamlafd Mining Co. in I -'..llitio,, to shipping ore to the Gran* f ll!" M'1""'1 The elections are now fairly elo-'.e ky smeltor from tho Double Standai-d ! 1 .1 1..1.M:... .-- .1 . I * •i now shipping to thu Greenwood V co .ert in ai funds will be given shortly, it which ut hand and the probability is that -fll,'..ir.l. Profit If 1,011. There has the province's greatest lawyer been expended during the month on -p|loae „|l(, |„lvl. reiu| ,|„, detailed ac - counts of the trial, will bo much amused at the position of the pnv, who were evidently ull ut sen, and The following figures are taker"11'1" MT-V unvvilli"« '" r"""" " ftom the book,,,.',,,, vide dredg- verdict of guilty, seemed unable to ing company: Bin ot buckets, :. j ansWet' questions put to them, iu any other manner, than would I, ■ susceptible if that interpretatioi Happily fur their peace of mind, dm Ing the third attempt, to patch Up th.-ir verdict, tho contestants arrived at a conclusion themselves, and Hon-* ton agreed to retradt tho charges made. A spectator of the trial informs illicit it was ahead of any show tin. ■ - , s now- snipping to me ureenwooct li dratimtio piece tvdl be rendered by some lime during the present month, . Sh|l,,ln. „,„, j, llr|.a(IKjni, ,„ B|lip ,-,,„„ the local lunatue*. the elcctofs of this district will have fho Honter V. to the Northport Mi Lyvering, so me Methodist ,ln «'Ppe«-tunity of hearing both the S1))e|t01. so 80on M tl)e c|mngel| t0 „„. „, • COst, 4u.,.o.5j average ciepin oi minister h.,,-, passed through 0„ ""'"l^nw for this riding air th«f liaxiliafy tramway are finished,, which ground, SO feet] age „f dredge, :i Sl Tuesday Is t, on his way cast,' where vie*» ln ll,° l""^1"- 'lotions of the wlM ,„, ;„ „ -,,,. dlvyg , v„ills; ,lv,.,,,._,,. |n,,l| r,)s| ,„- ,ra|/ing| In he goes to tithe a course at the Mc ll,,v M''-Galllhor the Liberal candi^ +.88 cents per cubic yard. Taking "( Hill Coll,-ue. dale is already opening his campaign, 1 he following records wee made tl)e e of lho 0l*oville ground ... "! .. „," vl. ,,,.,. '""1 aovernor Macintosh the Con- this week at the local fecording ott.ee: 10 otintJi Del. cubic VIU,,. (ind wrlt,„u ••> Mrs, I.H Atkinson, who left for sel.v,,tive standard bcnrei is enpected Jw-Bpli Cttirtbpoll 1-eUoitletl assess nt Owen (Sound lust Tuesday, was taken . tl| Mf- f|.(|m Qttllw„ in ., ,|,1V ,„., work on the SkookUn, claim, ah.l Con . : I. ■ s* .1 ..I i.l . . , :. -I ... ,.. , , . . sick in Nelson und had to I'e two. \Y olllc ii eorili-l assessinelit on the foghorn fraction, Ada. Campbell ini per month, '.. 0'M cubic yards] ..... ago hours running per month, 535; average k. w, hours per month, 23,- 995j average cos, ,,f power per month, $359.93] average cosi of oil, grouse and sundries, .Jl.'! 29] aveiage cost ,,, repairs, §1,212.09; averugo olliee and general expenses, ?177.-I0j average il , , ,,,,. .,., i ,, c Had been ill Nelson lorn long whili labor Cost, lUfi.ooj average depth ..t shcritl'Tuck several times erected niself with tile cry of pomposity, "Order in the court" but the judg ho appeared to enjoy the show ,, 16 cents per cubic yard, and writin oil'ten percent, for deterioration of much ns anybody, told him to let tl. people alone to enjoy thu jokes, of operation of 1.88 cents, leaves a over, Mr. Atkinson went up Wed ,. „s,„„„ , ,„UI,„„. .*v,,.i. v,,,,,;,,, liesdav evening and returned the foi- Victoria Colonist; ''John MuLeod |.econje(j luCttlj )f|-(, |,(,,ja t.-lim| lowing morning, Mrs. Atkinson has late postmaster ot Ymir, has arrived on c all,.on crebk| wiiii,,,,, Kennedy "f P, °* T™ f"" . y'"'' been obliged to g.vc ,p her trip -as,, In Victoria, having spent some tl»n» U the Ort«t W«tern cWin on Can- j tt" ""' "! rTVy "" ' " "° andwtll remain at the Stratheom, monllm u| rth. He was an.tious ,.„„ C|.eek j j . c ,,„„ of profit of #o2o8, per ai„,-„. - , Hotel in Nelso-'for a while, '" '"'•"'" ;" "l,K "-'*■•»■■■* '■■ '!"•! ... '.. '0 per cent, interest ii „ i i ii i , .- i i i - lone as they did not display any nai the dredge, will leave a net ot 14,4 8 ' J ■ ' Is per cubic yard. Duduetin; sl liHllll"l|l|J The Tribune compositors resolulel, refused lo be tied down as to who wus the actual writer of the alleged libel, bid wheli Houston got. ill th mouths up nor in. in was un* ous „„ i ,i i , ,, i-,,,,,„.n f > ■- ■• i ( yon creek ana Joseph Uuilipooll ot, , , box, he s ton doretl all tho bam lo 1,,,-i.Ib in ellloM i,i-,,vl,l,,'lc I,, ,1,1- , .... .10 per "cut. Illtelesl on tin. capital to locate ii, tills, proxitntj to tlie t||e Accidental claim on Canyon . ' , ' and said whether hB white it cr terminus of the Orand Trunk Pacific, fc """ '■"' ,., .. . , ., ... HI II 1.1 UIS oi , ,n* . .11111,1 I I lliov. I licilie, , ,.„,,,,,. Phe Ymir mineral olnbit winch , ,., , ..... I1-"'1 !,ut like ...any others similarly in- took first prize at ihe Nelson ft11" lined, was unable lo a.certain where! , ,, lit o, ., .is ., un on* o, ,i «.-.-i i iii ii ., ii.-i ,- ■ i - i |,ow on exhibition at Spokane, where „„. ,mi|1||1|s ,vil| ,„. M|, MoLcwJ fpjni the foghorn , , « -e „ It will probably seclro »llotl;.'^ -.hi«kH that phobnbly little will be «ouplo ofmen have I i doing Mi. An impoi'tatit strike is reported The Ymir Hospital. This institution is now- to be in- ■iwnrd. After the fair clas s, it wil be shipped to the Toronto University where it will remain as ,-. perinuneni 1 and said whether he White it I r IU he wus responsible for everything that appeared ,,l th" paper, and wi,- prcpnit-d to stand by it. This i nothing less than could be expected I km hi o.tl-id i* in this subject lf,ice work. 0 iiivc neeii qoilig sin- : , . . cori nrateil under the llfni'Volent So .from th,! vali.-.lit liillle .lohn, III ie ot then, who was 1 i , . , , , I cletics Act, 1891, The articles of though the retraction which he is i I tur another twelvy months. He wont "own during the week reported un- ,i ,-i ,,-,- , . . , . . . . , , association are included in the foi- publish -i *."' nmto in accordan is ,„, as Port Simpsdn ami every- covering eight feel of high grade I' ' exhibit, and useful n Ivcriise into ' .,,■..,.,■ d.-.-l,,.,.,.-:,. -.•.h,.,. !,:. i„-n ,i the resources thi' can . fat , , . , lowing declaration, which has been therewith . where t'.iunil '.he people very Btithus. g«lena ol'P) right on the surface. He ,-,,,, ,. • , ,, , , „,, ... ,, . . ,, 11 ■ ,. ,, , . i .i . i-i • i . .* ,. hi.-d with the I, •gistrui-tleneral at '| he trial however will be chiell iast-ic over the proposed rath-vat Cor--1 furtltol 'Stated that while eight feet . . , ' ' ' ... \ ctorta. ,',.,,,,,i,,„,,-,., on :l,i,-,i ml renieinliei on was all that was t-xposeii so far, the, ..,,..,, . . , , IX tub Ji.vrTF.il ot-' tub "iiiiNHvoLEST the jury who seemed afraid to'toturi. turlhcr wall luel not been reached n •■ , ,, '■ KOCIBTIBK \. -r, a verdict Of g(Jil IV and \et. did nol nu un- ..I,on oi on; -Va*-. ptohllolS' ' * . greater, The vein is ono of those out WB« ll Jowlgiieil, Andrew want to let him oil, Ft f,i* rumoured ' thai a .-ent.-uc, ,,, an ItUllr ill Ji"o iltsl sullicient tO eail-.e the defend III Hurry Wright ' ' \. hus f I'om-.' strucliuli isl'il to assist Villi '.el', possible . i lunnci nun nmi nov c wav, iii securing ehartei- uf in,,,,* " is 'l««tiim.ihle wl.elhel' any ofLnd the width of ore w pornti should it be made dear Voters whose names have been Lrmm, The vein is ,me that the majoili t the ihhahitaiits "'-""■'l"1 """■" ««l !'«' '•""" '"' »vl< L, ,,,.,,,,, Uy lUt. „„liM ,.,,lssc.,lt T||U Burgess, Alex CJdio, llobert filliott, areinfav i-of.lt, stop. An t-n-iuir-, ,iu" l'"1'1 '*"• Ma*v' ttin how lm'" "" Utrike will prove of h.'.'-h importance J P1' ^'V 'imMV H. MoIhooo, ot , Intothdi '-.hledost ot' ihuolpora- opportunity to tola al II.U apbl I'- to the Foghorn mine, while the pro the Town of Ymir, in the Province of to loose his seal in parliament w„ lion, reves fact, thai It) follow iM^' '•'"'•,i""' w|liHl lllw l""'" '"'' f'"' il' pertles in the immediate vicinity will , BrilWl Columbia, tleclatc as follows:; what ttai wanted, buf happily on tin Ing the coUfse 'fpr.tce «:".• adopied in ,JlUo I""'",IS tl! ll'« »dl r"r tl,u also benefit by it, as the vein Is said: "' Wo desire to form ourselves partieulal-case tho jury cut no figu-i ,,, , . ,i , Cogrt of llevision. Although i.l this . , ., ,, . i , ,■ iuto a Society under the provisions of at all, The judge and lawyers took hther towns roee l.y iiicorpoiated, .. I to be tlacnalile Ihrougl, a nuniocr ,.t i - ' i , ,, • , riding the election will pi'ibihlv not ,i of section 3 of the ''Iti'nevoldnt So- it out uf their hands, probably n.inh luge sum can '"- silvcll HI lawyers n ' - them. ' lake pin. a' until twit weeks or morel cietiu* Act, 1891," Chap 11, Sec, 19, to the delight of some of them, after the date of the general election I Wb uiirterttnhl] ihero Is a deal (2.) Tile intfeildod 'porate name Thu little itt'lti ih ■• Nhlsoh 't'ri-1„n the 3rd, Nov., it. i-. hardly pro- pbiiding on lho Ciiiia.li.in Pacific !,inn- a few days ufe, referring to hable thut thoso neW voters passed at group oh Wild Hoise eteek This dead men drawing govern • ■,, |.«y in the Court of llevision ou the Oth, Igreup is situated in tho immediate ll"' Vmi'' |,itlinK. f"1' '' ' u'"1" RP-; Nov., will be allowed to exercise the vil'i"it-v "''''"' 1)'"1 '""' ""'''' I'1"''"''1- heurs to apply to a lit (It- affair at , ,. .... , . . bio inilifes in tile Vmir shctlon, It ' , ',' tran.-liise. Of th oho there are • I) In . , ,. „ ..... Salmo. Mr. Iteilwick, the gold c s] lies abdut 200U feet east of thb Yum miss, ,-, was down oil Wednesday | Ymi'' ' i"viilcial Hiding Fifty two mlne) „„, h a(ljU(.ont „„ t|„, U1,M ,„ names were added at the ClJUl't of the WHoOx, VVild Httrso Itlountoill Kevisitln l.lst .May to Hit' H-,1 used ou Which these properties lay, is well here nl the lust Provincial c IcctiUh, known fof the character of ita veins jf the Bociety is the "Vmir Oeneral I The 11. C. Standard Co has pui« l((i ,,al ■■ ' i, >|,M led the Di it :l thiilii, which adjoiiiM (3) The plil-poscs ol the Society the Double Standard, from Arcl.i.' (u.i The establishing and main tabling it private hospital f ir tin treatment, of disenli McDougall. Hotel Arrivals. lust to investigate charges which luui been brought Ugaitist Win, e'eeney, I he road fore.hi,„, ami which appear to have been entirely U'ithoitt foundation. The Por'td lticiJ Ijuttlbcr Ch's, mill i- oi... m • ,.-u,, i miiiiu i„- ,. , ,, . , ,- . . , i group its, ll, which consists ..'I loin whisilo blew for aboiil In mi.dues iiijulariu Steady rii.ging itieahfl fire. Me small In,Uis of the '. ■ ill ili_ on One stroke (pause) two sin,kes (pause, ,, . ,,,,,., ' of |.aiiilli*l \ciir-, which arb atso true Hondny last and pretty i Iy every three strdkesi moans a ca I'm-help to „ ii ,,, • . ' , , l|-'"1 W.i.ihoui Hh'lT.l.:—J, Tl'ebeljah, 11 ) The iti-st trustees ol luitnaglng Poplar, A. Frehch, Alex, trwil ofllcors sh.-tii he the fluid Andrew SalihO. IJtir-css, Albx. Oddle, Ubhert Ulllott |l,.« rldfsl M. Catllpbell, Ni I -on, W. Johnson, Montreal W, l which al'ri truo Assures, flmh which » Joseph .Leahy and W I). Mclsaae. , v, , .... grot deal of profitable 0|u Ids been ,-, , Tim Hillll Lrilslees or nian.i'iii" ... ti , , \i- ,i i - fire i-l.il-r f.iir.-v lots pii-pui-Pd tho8, , , pi ,. I, i. -n I''1"" " ' " '' "M" "'"- To, reiu-e, Alohti.-.o. I . W Huikley, " '.' extradted. Ihe Culadlali Pao.fic 0||jci!r-, M|,al hold olllco at the will ot ,•,„.„„,,„. , i-.i!,., \,.i„„ . lollou |||g signals lor bundling the fire I , .,. ,., ... ,. . , , , VancOtHer, •!. a , .s.ison. ,i I group itself, winch consists ol lour ., ,..., ..f ,i„, s',, ,,. , . i,,w ii granted dlhi;ns, has a hutubcr tho inbitibcl < of lho Society, und the said meniiie!-' of tl." Society shall at any meeting of tile H icitity h.ud pd lire, n.tliani, Spok me Cil»ii0l'0I.ITAN lb. i. . II I1 1 • , any meeting ot unc nocm, ,.a>. ,».- y ,..,..,. M,. y|lp;,, ,,,.,,., llssHll s, HIM .-lie I'ei'V S III I .11' 111 cull - .... ,,, ,,,,,,.| ,,||„.,. Iril'lei-s in t|ie |. lice body put thoir lieH/ls iMit of il„ ,vin |ml„||d tho hoso wli,.,i ilryihtt and , ,, ,.. 1 ' II McDonald V * „ •»- ■■■<.:■ fiv, acted to those winch are now being „{ t|,,. ,1,,.,, incumbents in olliee, Oil's 10 -ee .'.hit the n ,n r was I reeling i, up after u- fotllillg I... ..' Ill -i'.'iit no.. i,f them I returned to tlieil' shniibers. Those that i I'lime doWil lo llivestlgnte however, ., CltUllCH NOTICE, 10 l-o.i'ib o» worked so profitably oh tl July and Wil,•.,';. Assays on llie Canadian I'm ilic ore Ipi.c inn to S'JI in gold pet ton There is every I A. U 1901 . I I'iiksiiVtbrian Cm lion- M -,, n i n t-.niul thai thi' w,-il •"in h'ul lied I , . , , ... , Servicl -, I . a. in . Sunday school I'i-, tui- w pi. lie open, wbd-'t pc toii-.-hl ,, . . _ ., , „ , pi-oliabihlv lluil Willi luh'llllutn do ...... , , , , Kvemng scnii.e, ,..1(1. Ifouti'j Pen r '"'■, ".,„'""I """'M ,"'l",,,tl pies' Society im+U on Pliday evening velopH.etll k the Caimdiai. Pacific, lldllels. II,chic was iitncklV sup- ... ', .. ,,, , . ■ ; . I ii >,., imony w hurd'ifi we have made and siglll'd this ,!•- I.iinl ion In duplicate, this SO day of Si>| tember, 11;-ss*..,, wiiii,mt much da at 8 o'clock. All lll'O welcoille, lief, would SHon b io a- profitiibln it | II. V...... M A;,' Pastor, |prdilllccf its ltd hbitr ntfiglibolft, Nelson; (j. Ditvie- Porto II - <' II Hunt, Mal'ctts, Wash T Cull, - don; Wiii. Alt. it >'• Mi i.i-M, Hdn >. W If, llivi 1,,-iiii'iid---: M, lliui'l, Li'thbrid T S Hurley, f I': mf, I I x; ipn -. . hil Hill .Mcl.'iirl \\- ||, \p |H.*,A,-, .1 ,,. St'-tlitig, ',' -i ... \ '-', :!,,- 1,1- \ni I A, I. isecue.l. Vmi, ■,- , iVShlll'll I'.. i ' , s*. \i i;\. IIPPIH, III .lu.i! i I'il.ri-ii . ^ What Ihe Scheme Will Cost. A feature of the discussion of the (iiaiid Truhk Pacific sohoine is the attempt of the machine press to minimize lho ini| oiiiini question of the cost to the people, When the Grand I runk Hail way Company evinced n desire lo cnler the Not til West, il approached the Ottawa government and slated ill a petition which it pre- si nted thai it was prepared, with reasonable aid, to build a line ,,t' railway from North Hay to the Pacific, and to agree to terms under which the business of the road should be brought to Canadian ports. The company, if subsidized, would have made Montreal, Quebec, Halifax, und St. John its Eastern outlets The cost lo the country uf this pro positioi. would have been us follows; Bonus for a railway from North Hay to the Pacific coast, 2,400 at $6,400 a inille §15,300,000 Now, there are lines already in operation between North Day and Winnipeg. One of these—the Canadian Northern, from Port Arthur, was bonused by us on the distinct understanding that when the Grand Trunk wished to get into the West it should have the right to use it, on reasonable terms. A wise Government, in aiding the Grand Trunk to enter the West, might have said to it that it had better use, until its business began to cull for a new line, the rails already in existence between North Hay, Port Arthur and Winnipeg. In that case the Grand Trunk would have reached Winnipeg at once, and would have had to build only from that city. The aid for a road from Winnipeg west would bine been •his: llontis from Winnipeg to the coast, 1,1500 miles at $0,400,1 mile 1*0,000,000 The Grand Trunk could thus have been carried into the Went for SO,- 000,000, or $15,3(10,000, according to the agreementi and, as the application of the company shows, the pub li,.- aid would have secured a contract under which tho Eastern business ,,f the company would be handed over to the Intercolonial at Montreal to bo carried to Canadian ports. The scheme, ns thus outlined, would havo given competition in rules, and wouid have opened up new tcrritovyeconom icully to ihe country. Wc should have had an nil-Canadian rullto, and our own Govet'limeill road would haic SCCUl'ed business, while i »■ r own p,,iis would have got trade. 'Ihe l.-iurier Go.'urnmenf would nol bine thi-. There was no jobbery in it. There wen- no offices for hungers1 nil, and no contracts to sweat, Hi ilu- Ministers th,' admission of the Grand Trunk into th" West on -u, li reasonable terms was stoutly ,.'- sinicd, If lho company insisted upon going ill, III SO small n cost to the i am. I V, it should hot go ill at all. Then enmo ihe Government Scheme, un ulll'i'i,alive which wnft so bull, so c\| ensive, and so stupid thai Mr Hlail'i the greatest I ail way expert in the Cabinet, gave up his portfolio l.ither thai. 10 hast- anything to ,!u with it, The estimate which Mr. I.l.iir lho leading hibw-ul authority i i. railways, gtlVe of the eo'.t of ibis thing lo the taxpayer was $130,000,- HOU A grPai company enlhe fo Otta- i ii with a petition offering to kiin- linne its line Into the Wet fur the 1 i f either $0,(100,000 or of $15, .' 10 nccoWlii.g to the j ..iii. i at which the woll, wus tli hh eoltiihence.i .,i,,l the Ministers nl ttlally ttirned to il and -.lid I lull Ih'cV would llol consider nin kUc.Ii inoiierap' pvbbosh lion, If thh i oinpany Wished lo e.\- , ml lo ilu- i mist Ii must agree lo terms uiidcl .illicit Hit) takpaycrx of lid. ,,,mill v Would be rcp.il.'I lo \ ..• up .it least $l!)D;000,000 il, .ash. \ , ini'b .Mi. Blair spoke, the tfrtlis I n\i been revised, and the cost, to the 11.1,nii v bos b'-eti increased. It ii Interest on mounlai, section quite difficult to determine lo-duyl thereafter the exact size of the obligation we Bridge at Quebec have to assume, owing to the circumstance that the liabilities ure of n mixed character, and to the further fact thai much depends upon contingencies, Hut a very moderate calculation places ,'.(• cos, lo the public at from $150,000,000 lo $170,000,000 16,400,000 0,978,000 Clark's Furniture Store | WILLIAM CLAHK l-,883-,500 ,. ,, -..,. ,"*...... .,„, Mail orders promptly attended to Cost to countrv ¥104,010 500 • This docs not include it variety of Bntcil Stiickt contingent expenses or of pro!,aide ' liabilities, which 'ought really to be | Undertaker and Furniture Dealer Mi Yum YMIR BAKERY. Fresh Bread Every Morning MltS. .-'now,:, [st, Ant.wi:. Two rooms to rent for light house keeping One of the Mrs., things .1 under considered. it,loos not take in!,, the agreement is to eivo the Grand -wnwderotion tlie-low upon dupiica- ling the Intercolonial, tho cost of keeping up the Eastern section, the loss on bonds through having to Boat j thein ut ,-,. discuunt and to redeem ! then, at their face value, or the loss ilint will be incurred if the railway docs not pay its obligations. The figures are a tremendous argument for Mr. Borden's plan, which will be cheaper, better, and all-Canadian. There arc 37 miles ,,f underground tracks in the Fayal mine at Kveleth, Minn. The Stevenson iron mine at Ribbing, Minnesota, .shipped during the month of JulyJ.-isl 354,000 tuns of iron ore. The steel ore cars in use for haulage of iron oie in Michigan and Minnesota _carry oU tons. The! wood ore car, of which a great many ] arc still in use, averages about l'5 j tons. Numerous tests have been made ill I concentrating platinum ores which are pronounced successful, by the; jj. Elmore process of oil concentration | jC on magnetic sands carrying gold and ! J platinum. Trunk a bonus of $26,000,000. This grant is made, not by taking the money out of the public treasury, but by authorizing the printing of stork to that amount and the passage of such stock, free of charge, over to the Grand Trunk company. This pro,-ess of subsidizing is insidious and novel, t'h.e (love,-nine,it says to the (.hand Trunk: "We cannot very will give you §25,000,0,01) in cash, as we are really building the road ut the public expense. Hut we will authorize you to receive stock to the tune of $25,- 000,000, without paying one cent for it." The public provides the cash and credit with which to build the road. The company gets §25,000,- 000 of slock for nothing, and draws profits upon it. The first expense we have, then, is this grant of $25,000,000- as much cash as the country gave for lho construction of the Canadian Pacific liailway-s|is a bonus to the company, Having given 825,000,000 to ditto the company we proceed t.. build for tho company a line of railway 1,1.00 miles long between Mmicton and Winnipeg. One feature of ihis line is the fact that it runs parallel to our Government railway—the Intercolonial, between Quebec and Monc ton, Its purpose is to take away the business of tho Intercolonial and lo make the road cost the country more. What the damage will be it is dilli* cult to estimate, bul it will be very considerable, The line between Quebec and Moncton cannot be In,ill for one cent less than $40,000 a mile. Its 1,000 inih s will cost us 175,000,000, It will take eight or ten years to build, and .luring that period the money placed iu it will lie idle. The interest on' the money employed during construction will be ut least $10,- 000,000. When the line is completed wc lease it to the Grand Trunk Pacific for ten yens for notb ing, the rent for tho last three years to be added lo the capital amount If we ure paving il l-i! per cent, for tbe 675.000,000 wo have borrowed with which to build the road, lho Cost to us of leasing il to the (Iran,I Trunk for nothing will be $8,635,000 a year, or $20,850,000 for the ten Vent's. At the end ..f the ten years the company is to pay rent—.'I per cent on the amount invested by us. We borrow tbo monoy to buil I the ,-omi „t ;t I ■> | er cent. Then we Iono thousand stamps in'its six mills. rent the road in the company at 3 j Hmh cyanide plahtv have been .n- ,„.,■ cent. We lose half per cent, pet 1,ii'«'m1 lo k,,(T 1"""' wilh ,,IG oruahinR annum for forty years on this trans' capacity of tho stamp mills. The action, and the loss, at 8110,000 tt.| largest itom of PXpeuso is charged to year, is in all $10,400,000, Oil top McLEOD HOTEL HEADQUARTERS FOR M.TNING MEN AND Till TRAVELLING PUBLIC. Newly furnished throughout. Sample rooms in connection. Kates $1.50 to $2.50 per day. FINLAY McLEOD, Proprietor M. TAIT. j. ruddy PALACE HOTEL YMIR, B. C. Wc carry the lending brands imported Liquors and Cigars, .Stout, Ale, Brandy and Wine. >*-)•?•?•?*•>•)*)•»*»-J-J-J-5S-J-J •J-J*i»»-J*»9*»^»-»**J-J»*»**»**^>->**-»*>**i (ti * (tt •n (11 til There is probably as much interest manifested in the operation of the Homestake Mining company as there! (8 is ii, any similar mining company in the world. Each annual report is scanned by thousands, not alone by those who are interested in the financial end of the. company, but by op eratoi'8 and those interested in mining in general. The report contains much of interest, It shows that the bullion receipts amounted lo §4,800,- 558 4S, showing an increase of $873,- (i I (i.l I ovr the year previous. There were 1,299,057 tons of ore mined and milled during the past year, which gave an average of $.'l.(i9.r> per ton. This was 15,6 cents higher than that for lUO.'i. The report shows that the 1,100 foot shaft, reached a year ago, proves that the ore bodies extend lo that level, as well as the values. This shaft has now reached a depth of 1,250 feel, and another level is now being driven to the ore. "One hundred stamps have been added to the mill, which glvos the company an even UNION MADE Shirts and Overalls -ARK THE BEST IF THE JVLA-JR-KET- When they conic from LENZ & LEISER. Fuctory at Victoria. J. (\ CARRUTHEKS. AGENT FOR KOOTENAY. P. O. Uox 56, > Nelson, 15. C. Union Label on every Garment. IV § ii/ it/ iii il/ il/ il/ t w it. ie REDUCING OUR STOCK. FOR THE NEXT 30 DAYS WE WILL GIVE 20 per cent, discount for easH On Clothing, Furnishings, Boots, .Shoes, Hats and Caps, In Groceries we DEFY competition. We will not be undersold. DesBrisay Jobbing Co. of this we have to bit) tho great bridge al Quebec for #0,0-78,000 und to keep tl..' line between Winnipeg und Moncton in "betterment* for labor account, and during the year the company disbursed one million nine hundred thousand dollars to its employes, Twelve dividends of it cents n share, amounting to a total of ♦♦♦♦♦♦•»♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦•>♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦•»♦->♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ THE YMIR HERALD ever. What this lust obligation will six hundred and finy-llvo thousand cos, ii". it is impossible to guess, Turning to the far West, we have to guarantee the capital and interest ot, ihicc-fottrths of the est of construction, whiitovei1 it inay'be.'and III ad tlition we pay the interest >.n f2fl, 000)000 of bonds for soveil years out of lilt! pilblit! treasury. This al (\ per edit., Will cist us $-307,000 per annum', or $4,882,500, and two hundred dollars were paid to tlif stockholders. The following amounts iveie paid for tho supplies used. Candles Coal Lumbal' Machinery Oil Quicksilver HolV are the figttl'OS, so fur lis ll.cy | Silv<-''' P,lltIn8 .". 000,000 cm, be lunlle out. Subsidy to the Gram! Timit- i„ stuck 4 23,000,000 Building of the l-'istcri, '■eel ion Inicus, during COll" sli .let i.Ill l.ri.iiss'itn of Wllt.ll fof It'll ysal '• l.oss in iiil..'"'' chal'gta for forty year* Wood and limber Iron for foundry Blasting powder Other supplio*. t 10.838 154,819 27,21-I 335,090 11,940 40,248 .'10,17!) 304,05? L'.V-'C.T 211,120 5K,N;!.t Please forward Tin-: Ymih Menu.,, for ill.Mil ll tl) i and acknowledge receipt of enclosed f J 2 Tim Hkbalo is published c\i'\y Saturday morning and <■* contains all the news of the camp. t 1< iTKs--»'t<u Yum, f2j llu.r Vi:.ut, $1. ♦ -» h ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦->♦-»■♦ ♦♦♦♦♦»♦♦♦*»♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦*■>-> o riie Mutual Life Cnsurance Company of A. V, Has Assets Exceeding $400,000,000. A policy in it is the safest inveslnieiit known 1,, ninth Mr. T ..I. Oriel' is superintendent ('ash invested in Lifo Illsin'ftllCO is cash invested thill wil Iof this immense industrial enterprise, return compolliul interest. 10,000,000 and for Skill and management he I.as. All successful business 111C11 carry Ini'gti iliuoilntfc of Iii. shown a master minvl lie has gath insurance, li provides fur the family, protects n itittn it 4d,.i,in,ooo ereti ..,-ou„d him a force of men who|ol(l Hg6' and jjotibctH his oth.-r investments. I''..i' pa" I ure not cxcellutl in the mining wovW 1 Ills 1 'in f Jan)' form of life insurance apply ti Percy J. Gleaz«r, Local flat"* 1 i,, [i il,,. en in,-,■-,,. m-unlur.l pr -. I'I ,1,1-, 11.1, BV 1 ,0. itr.ii.M.n puiii.isinsu . ..mi'an'. II. IvKAltXS, MANAOhli. SATURDAY. OCT., 8, 1904. THE YMIR HERALD w.i^.io»i«d.p.i™tu.. i'i a ot prosperity mid progress under ,.,,.,, „ , , ., , , , the Liberal rule. Wo suppose that I ,,l,l,,-l,,-,| ,-v,-rv Sillurilny,iii,l iniillcil tonnyi '' -,,!,h-,-—. ,,r .i,.|iv.-r..,i.., enrrier in town. everv great nation had „ beginning nt I .-,c,*,*r-,.ii..„-,:x'nii,-r iiiiiiuiii, ],:,>„!,:,■,:,-,-i- some time, and fro,,, that beginning it was hound io progress on. ftome Aflvi't-lisiiig r;.i,.-. II.00 i„-r inch per imnuli ' ,- i ,, , iin.c*. h, cause "1 good "ovei nun*,a, ! ,'iik llmuLU can 1„- luid from Hit Itti I,,,-.- ' , •, .■ i i someti s ni si.itc ,,t had government. , v*.!...C..r- in Hi- Ui-ir,.*: ■ ■: ,-.,„ ,„• ,,:,,:, ,„■,! ..,;,■.„,,, ni..,.. I' is,, poor iirgu-nienl to saj thai r,>a,iii.-r,.iil printing •■' uviti dxcrlpiloi, | because the country progressed, during a <•->■ ,;,in p,--i iod, therefore itn | I goveriiint-iii must have been good. I. \ i is equivalent lo saj ing that naturu causes, such as immigration, sprfiul ihg tradp, and the opening up of in dustries bused on natural ro-sources, i have nothing to do with i.. Tlie Liberal plea that Canada has I,ecu prosperous because the reins of government were in the hands of I.au- rier, is a very hard lo [.rove, and, in I fact, no easier than at an attempt to | prove that the progress has been made in spite of Liberal misrule. As ii mutter of fact Canada has progressed, primarily, by the opening up of its natural resources, by an evci increasing population, by the exploit* i.ti.-n of its intrinsic wealth, and the facilities given it by the Canadian Pacific Railway of plaoing its coins muddies on the world's markets. And to the Conservative government must be given the credit, of that legislation which made the trans-continental line a possibility, and opened up the way to the years of prosperity which the Liberals claim to be the result of their own superfine legislation. Lihaal - Conseivallve Candidates for Pattiament. For lCootenny Hist rid, C,'!.\l;l,KS ll. MACKINTOSH, (if Rossland. For Yul.'-Cariboo District, MARTIN r.l'KKlLL, Of Grand Forks, New Westminster District. .1. D. TAYI.OI.. (if New Westminster. A- wo announced two weeks ago, a prominent Llossland Libesal has been appointed returning officer for the federal election in this district. Mr. John Boullbee is the gentleman referred to Q Wedding While tho plainest oi all rings, they are the most important and the most constantly worn. Hence tho ilesirnblll.v of having them well -„„l .'..„>- fortabtv proportioned. I.l "Kyrie ' ring* ure. Scut for mail-order catalogue. Our wedding rings are of solid 18k. gold and range from $4.00 lo $12.00. KYRIE BROS. I "DIAMOND MALI." Vancouver Hotel birsl -class i lining Uuutn. I'.r--t l.thinls nl' Wiiu's. Liquors and (d'gni's. (,\\ 1-: n 1 ..id;. Prop. Second Ave. ymii; Wilson & Harshaw Draymen anci Teamsters i'MIR, I',. U. i 1 milling heavy I'reiglil . Specialty. (lori'csijonilencn [ivoni})! h attondecl in. PERCY J. GLEAZER Mining Agent - Stocks and Shares ACENT FOB Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York. Maryland ('usually Company. London Mutual hire Insurance Company. Ottawa Fire Insurance Company. Ahiiiit >i ton nnd ;. half ot literature tolling about what the Liberal Government has done for Canada, was distributed from the Ymir posl jlii-e this ivee'-f. The pamphlets told a lot of what had been done, but left out ii lot nunc which has also been done by the s.iirl government, und about which the less said llie belter. Another (,,,1 und a half could bo iv Kitten about «hot il sjiouhl have done ,-uul did'nt. The pamphlets were marked "wilh W. A. Clallihers compliments." The voters of tin- Kootenuv I'idillg would hive felt more "complimented" if Mr. Oalliher Inul noteust the slur upon 1 hem, of presuming they Mould follow like sheep llu- trend of the election elsewhere, nnd for thut purpose turned the olec I ion here int., what is tantamount to II hve-. lection. The cnili.t between the G, ft, 1!. nnd the ('. I'. It. for British Columbia freight, Is .1 striking testimony, not only to present importance of the freight in question, but to coidldcitce existing in tie- minds of the great railway magnate*, ns to the future growth of this I'roiinn-. Doth the big lines ure extending tOlinClCS into the southern purls of Ihe I'loviin-e to draw the freights to their main lint's Doth me taking a pal't iu other in - tlustl'illl i-nti-l pluses, wh'u hv ll.... iu,-mis the w hole of I he lliiullllg coll Itectod with til,,-" iiuiu-tl ies ciili be The Liberals throughout the country ure making records for themselves ns adepts .it the mt of winning olec- I ions in spile of the voire of the | pie. Several Ontario members have nirendy been unseated for corrupt practices. The "Toronto .Midi und Empire" summing up the case sue; "So fur us we huve gone it, is made plain enough that the l!,,ss Ministry is njscieutiHc conspiracy of wickcdnass, having for its object the exploitation of tlie. public resources und the robbery Of the electors. The thing is brazen in its criminality and impudent in its hypocl'isy. The principal men talk of purity and honor Ull the platform, while tliei VMill KLEOTORAL DISTHICT. Notice .s hereby given that I shall ...1 Monday ihe ?th, ilny of November A. 11. Hint, nl tin-hour ol 2 ,,'clo'd, in the afternoon, at the Forresters Hall In Yniir, hold a C, un of Revision ot Register of Voleis to be prepared by me under ihe provisions if tlie "Provincial I'd, ctious Ad.'' 1001 '.'..li d at Yniir -Sept. 1-t, I ..ol T. 11. ATKINSON, Registrar«( Voters, I'lUST AVENUE, V.MlIt, 11. l*. SM©KB TlIK I'd-'.sT Ull.'.M. til-' IniMKS'l'K OXGrA.XtS. JOB PRINTING EVhRY DESCRIPTION at rni': HERALD OFFICE All work entrusted lo us is neatly ami promptly executed. YMIR CLOTHING AM* The Kootenay Stand M W.'I'.MTl 111.0 BV '~J. C. Ihelin & Co'. Nclsoll. I'-, ('. ardGents Furnishings Store (Under entirely new management.) Dining Uoom nnd Bar snpplietl wi'li tho bosl in tlir market, Cosmopolitan paid agents are corrupting the olec- I |i0t6l • . • • tors or stulliing .he hallut boxes. Hired thieves rob the people ,,f llu-ii public possessions ,-uul of their fran chises, ivbilo professi d hypocrites and iv hi ted sepulchre, who quietly encourage the iv mug, are pretending through 11 c. rrupl press that lies,- things ought nol to he. and that lie- small ,.Menders not the big 1..seals ought to he reprimanded, Wi, have pas-'il from Ol igillill sin I" a combination of brassy fraud and slimy hyi ri-v. Is it not lime 1,,: p.it an ,-nd lo this situation!' Close upon this comes news Of the ' conspiracy for the election ofCollgdon in the Vtlkoil district, where a rieoid The only reliable and tip*toilato Men's Outfitters in Yinir. Our goods are the best quality, and wc il.. in.1 propose to be undersold. ::;:::: A full line of Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes CALL AMi INSPECT till! BAUOAIN.S NEWITT & COMPANY D McARTHUR & COS FURNITURE EMPORIUM ~ ., HOfc-SEHOLD NECESSITIES llighl opposite ilepot, i mir j I ,,i- i- tl,,- .un,' ,,t lie. \e.ir to gel your plus ot He III1V1Y Btilopl |ll - ' luiuiitir'. Iron I1-*.I-.. I.inoli inn-, Hugs, Carpsls ami llaillmookn J0HN imRAU' ''"'I1' ,.,,|.|; ackn'i'.s 1.111 TUB \lA.-,i\-l:iscil 1'IANO Controlled. Witness the ('. 11 I has been made hv the Libe-ul smelter at Trail, and the 0. N. It's, j"1'1"" politicians, which outclasses acquisition of briul measures in lid anything ever ercd to Tammany j Koot.-nay. Mrtro recently ami in,.:, -hiking still i-. th,- acquisition l.y llu A 1 nun load of ihe ctltttrol of tin Uranby company at Phocui.t, ivliitih is by far the biggest customer of tie- railroads in 'In' l'c iuco to day. There •••-.,> hi' ml better <-i iileni 0 as to lho pel mail.'lice ut ll,,* | i Nblll ileitis- tiiis of the I'r.ciiee, and tilt) Ctlnfl •f tleiice i>\i -i in" ..f their large growth in the near I'm uret Hull. .Tho 0i'it press h vainly en- delivering lo .-as, doubt Upon the truth of the report'; sent OUI from I li.i-A-on, but every mail brings further conflrinntioil, and nldiltlncnl Vaiteouver merchants convorsattt .villi tile slate of a (Tub's, in the inn them capital, fully c inBrill, frum I their..«n pol-soiiui knowledge the fuel (If tile i--.i-r.-n, c of ,1 pnliliciul eiie-piriiey of lho '",,-,1 Inn.I \\\§ j Sterling Silver v '" " ipoon td A thoui onil doltdr pre- ituUtlon wt. Mctiry ttltklft BODS1 fmilitlf. for ntftklhg nlfd lllVCfWAfk rt"' ^ouei4<d -'Y ii" niiipr ctfnceru hi cm'.iilA. ct*hfT iUi. ArtlitlcdMlgn- cri, modern mn«*)tltn»ry. inwt Ik Hied Imnd- workers, All under the direct lupervltlbu 'i* ; ,, •■ I mefflberfl of tlie firm, make on un* equalled tOmbJuaUoU for liirniufi cut fine work. \^*iltr for Iltunlrhitrd cnlnlodiie. uift »••■<■.1* : Ifwelry, Sterling Silver, Silver i>late, Watches, etc. Henry liirks&Sons DIRIlV DUILDina MONTREAL JlWlHtn 10 II . I -1. r,|.|.,y Ih-* hililMima D. HcARTHUR & CO Furniture Dealers and Funeral Directors NELSON. B.C. N.P, \\ - le ngi',,18 for thu Mlll'Sllilll Sanlt.il'J .Miltr,-.--, and lie- (Slob s,. Uonal Hook Uiwtu am! Klh J A. MACDONALD & Co. WHOLESALE IVlBPCHANfS, I l.-.il. I ill Sl.'iplr illl.l h'lUH'V I i I', u-.'l ir MilH'l ■ Silllllli I'll;, nh.'l -. Sink--, Mill-. (tloVOH l.'lll.lu'l'-.. 1 'll.l.-i' wen. (hci'iill-. I'ni.'iu Vll'ilifiiii Slni ilnici \ NBLSON «, <2. HOX \W> s EE PA TEN A UDE BROS. Aboul your cm-- when in Nelson, ii will help you in i-nitr the Fair. We giinnuilee tirsl elass satisfaction. Wc have on hand a very larjje slock offline I,'. I;. Wateli, all constructed for this particular purl of the conn try. Sec lit. nt al the I air. PATENAUDE BROS. Manufacturing Jewellers and Opticians. NELSON, B, C. S. I-3I. SX^J^XJEY, AGENT, Y"JVEI1^. i'MIR BUSINESS GUIDE ASSAVINI ! K, \\ \\ iddowson, C, Mil.NV V" Mi- Ciou, IIIIUKKIUliK AMI IN-: II \Ni I-. I'cci .,. (Jlea'/.er. ci ri-,,1 it. .1, l,u I'hilliert. 1 III 1100113 ANll i.KN'l- I I KNlulllNOS li. (hinii P. |m-I'.ii-„v Jobbing Co. ;\', « ill .V CO. i .fi.-M rri.i-: iiK.n.i.it William Clark. UIIOCKIilKB. 1). Cuni| II. llesliiis.i'y Jobbing Co. s H. Seaney. Ih.TKI.s (.'nsf.inpiditnii—lolui Un in. Mi Uml lb us..—Finlay Mcl.eoil. Alien Labor Legislation, Iwiiini d the government of tl x*. Millet-House—8 Miller. I pense and difficulties in I he waV „f! '•";"'"-'1 '"< * Ruddy. Vim°^ " t0rU3ti"« "Vtow *■«•"« the , cssary authority for IsM^-V^Z^L Of the alien labor legislation at Otta- Rllf„rcing the Act, Mr. Clarke' Vinir-J. \V. Musterson. wn, is a feature of tho current issue I n,ovw] „,, amendment to the bill so as lu'ns ruKNisillNa and .iii.i*inki*y "f the Independent, the spry weekly tu enable the fines to be recovered in »••''•• •'■•>■" MoLeo.l. published at Vancouver in tho inter- tho usual way before any police mag I "'MN'' '"''" '' est of organised labor, i .... ., .1 l'o-.v .1. (il. ;•/.-,-. 1*111X1 INli. lb-r.ild Publishing Co. 61 .VI lo.SI.I.V. I). I '.implied. I NUHli'l'AKKlt. tslrnce, etc., under tho proi ision of The history „f this legislation in ,,,-ticle 98, of the criminal code, but Canada, this review shown, reflects *|.o ,,„,,,,,„„,,, ,„„,,, lhis ,,„„.„ | hadly o» parliament fr my point Mr. Puttee voted with Mr Clarke of view. "In few words it is Unit What did all this n.eai.i tn 1902,1 S. H. Seaney the interests of the labor organi/.a on Apri| 3lHti it wn8 8ail, hya f(),J trasistbiu lions instead of being protected, have |mvo, of l)|0 Kove,,n |M -„ ||ic, ||0ng0| llsistiniv & Wdson, l^en shamefully trilled with." „f commons. The goer nil have t^Ztn '"""•'• When, opposition, before 1890, ill(, ,,„, „.,, „.,. ,aw ,„ pmn t)m| Sir Wilfrid i.aurier (then Mr. I.aiir* !,,,„. i, ,,. , ,, ,i,-„„ , , ■,, ,, ini'} ll avc nol lung lo ,!,, unh Ihe William Clurl iir) and men whom he afterwards re* • • ■ v,nrded with high judicial appointments (Messrs. Mills and U'raser) do u,ui,iced the principle of alien label la..-- as "illiberal" and "barbarous." In 1800 I.aurier as prime minister denounced this legislation ,-,s n blot on the statutes of the United Stales and insisted that if copied il Would be a blot on ours. Public feeling however, was soon urouscd hv the treat- niont of (lantidians in tho Unil, d Sl: Ies and something had to be done After considerable compulsion the government reluctantly, iu ls'.'T, produced an "amorphous boteh" in tho shape of the alien labor labor ui I ol thai year, The minister in charge. Sir l-ouis I levies (now u judge), I.rough', i, ill between his finger and thumb nilh WE ARE PREPARED To Fill Your Wants In The Following Lines: Stationery, Confectioneries, Pipes and Tobaccos, Groceries, Provisions. Gents Furnishings, Boots and Shoes. We will cheerfully refund you your money it' goods purchased here aro not as represented. ©UR G©©DS ARE N0. 1. Prices are as low as any in Kootenay, and we want your trade. D. SflMPBELL. Ymir Transfer Co. JACKSON & I.KA11V, Props. Teaming and Express .... All orders promptly attended to and the greatest care exercised in the handling of goods WALDORF HOTEL.. . Headquarters for flining and Commercial Men —s-yrflfr.* i»t-«r-ir-«---.-n Tr-ip - ■-1 .W.MnCUTZ,'?-"* enforcement "•' tlie Act." And -,, it cuno to puss that after yearn of linlt- eriic- will, a piece of legislation tin v did noi believe iii, tho government tried to wash their hand- of this "illiberal" and ''barbarous" business, MINERAL ACT. Ci-.id'i io . tt: or 1311'1(0\ i.mi-'.nts } unci-;. This could not altogether happen, I, . ~~T. , , ,, . . . " Buyonnn, Oxford Maryland, Oelownro m '" IJ "- "'"" tbe elections impend L'oltimlms Ohio. Kentucky, Nov Jer- ing, Sir William Mulock hiboicd. Bey, Virginia and lIlinuLs Mineral II end of the session, on the -'.ni, duly. i'jsi,i,.| In ils original form il got sympathy, Where located!- <>n North Pork of uul approval f i many quarters. 'Sll""nil ''""'k , _ . . . u 'I AKK KOTICIi llml I- I'.' "h'lick S. ASSAYING Cold, Silver, or head - 81.Q0 Copper, - - - Sl*oO (I, ,1,1 Silver, - - - 91.50 Charges for other metals .... ap plication, E. W. WIDDOWSON Provincial Assayer , brought forth a bill at the &*,,'claims sltiiulcJ in lho tioiil Itiver j ,.,,, tji-awcr A 1 I 3, Y.il I li, 1!.<\ . Mining Division of West ICooteuuj :j Most comfortable hotel in the district. Everything first-class. YMIH, 1!. C. **+^*4^^**+*4-**+*+****± 4 4 t Hotel Ymir j ! The Best Meals ? And Accommodation In Town. X A fi nt* selection of AN mes, t 4 t • 1 i '• 'T *■ 1.11 morsiiiid ( irars. ♦ 4 ' T I J W.'MASTERSON, Prop. X X************4***********y ll was a long bill, and i. lay (pn'cs (jhnieiils acting as agent for l'rank 0. cent until the session had almost llihilon Free Mineis Uel'lillculo No. , , ,, . . , . It. M.e'.iu and (leorgn Harrison •,"1'"1' »» tho oth August It ..;.-, ,.-,,.„ Mih,,,,. -.....(iii,,,,,. No. U. 81.8TB, broughl forward—it was brought Intetitl. sixty days from llie (late hereof, lo apply Lo tie- Mining ll,.-order for forward pui| Iy to bo slaughtered eurtillcalt'S of improve uts, for ihe I .Mail orders receive prompt attention —first mangled and emasculated by purpose of oltaining Crown grants of |(|HN pjjILDBHT, Proi tin* tthovu claims, its father In the C mons, then lo] And further ml... nolle.- thai aeiion I nLlf.„m., ^ YMXR M E A T M AUK ET Spokane Falls & IT.I-.SII AND SALTED MEATH Wholesale and Retail the remark it »..s a bill "which 1....I „, -, ,, • , „ - ,, r, gel ,18 ouii-lu. ,n Ihe BO,lit", , ... , not much porsoual svinpathy Iron.! „, ,, b.-fora ihu issuance of such eertll|ciuus ] . . ., | " I he In.tor\ ,,| the hill,' the Tncle- ol improvement. under section 1)7, must he commenced c p YMIR STAGE Mr. ,P„ .ing, 'k-h ; i«ta%«i ■'-> J/icSiKxrJiJLtB.1?4' M^tH tint n 'every morning nginen of Montreal, pointed out ,!,... .'' "lM '"' '' pleted, Unough has except Sunday, for licijj,'lil the provisions requiring tho permi*.-- been wiid to establish the fact thai ''" mmmm"" "' ' nml iid.-sscliuci S for ^ mil sion of the attornoy-gnieral to put i. j„ .,,,,, .p^ii,,,, |,.,, i„,.„ dishoneatly ] in force was evidence il was not in-i, ,, , . , , , I, nidi,,!. An iiiteiupt hi, been made 1 elided lo do uio|e I li.tu (leccivu the , , • , I , . U. IniodiviiK the workinUin,.n of C'ana-I ivoiKingineii, In 18(18 parliament voted in y(k' Wo shall see if iI be successful. to ,1,force iii Again in 189!) purlin- On« feeble excuse is tliit-1 this bill ivas ,i -uplied .-'.",,...iii lo ihe govern- killed by ii tory senate, Thai stale- ""'.i to enforce it, \ ,,, „,„„■ | Xftniinod for m hid it i-' Nevertheless, ii l.it been i notor ,, ,,,, , . . ivoriti, I ho gi its have ,-. iniijui it v ,,t lou«dead letter aud Sir Wilfrid Uu !.,.,. , ,, " , !|>,, , ( il'',,.,. Ktni'n . „ eiuht in the Senate to-day, tub the ' "M ' "'" ' ^i""' nor wus forced to admit, on (he lloor • , __^^^_^_____ of the home, thai pending ,„-,,ii,,.; bill ali.,-,,, de„d, il„-,, , .,ii,„i as to , lions with the United Stutes the gov. wheto the govurinnotit stuiels on ihe 1 111 11" * U;/ll.S cnuient hall derided to discourage null tor of -lli'll lllboi legi-lati an llinoiifoicemeiit of this Acl of "",,.,!'. |„. .,,,.„,.,,,!. [thus i inpt> purliitmenti and his supporter, Mr. . . .. . . , 1 ' | id lo hunt H ilh I ''i- I in 11- in,,I I un M,-Mullen fimW il SCIllltol I gavil a m ii • triilhfiil re is in « 1,0 i ho siad. I .a tlies' Furnishings Millinery and Staple Goods MRS. J. McLEOD mill, liy special orders on Sundays. ()r for N'mtr mine. ALEX. ODDIE Prop- j with the hounds, and ii - l,\ i uei i-y stands roveldi'd,' "'! I„. A, i i- iibjectionabli -,■ I Clirke, M. P., !•-. ho, bj ilm I , is ii member of ihe Toronto isgraphical l.nion, No. 91) then |,|-'l I; IcT MA N'ACI-'.li WAN I i-:n NELSON ,>-• l'l'- SHEPPAKD KY. CO KKDMOUN I'AIN RAILWAY CO WASHING I'ON & ('. N. 11V V. V. & K KY & N CO. Ymih and Ureal t-To'therii, Northern Pacific and (1, II. .V N. Cn, for points east, west and south ; connects at It'.ss land and Nelson with the Canadian ; l'lnilic llailway. V'.'stlt'i'l I i<'ll ' Connects at Nelson with the 1'. I!. St N, Co. for Kaslo and Is. and 8 points, Con ••< al Curlew with stago foi OreoilWOod and Midway, 13, C, luill'el nos run on trains t.etwcen Spokane ami llepublic 11 A. JACKSON Uouot'ttl Pancngcr Agt. Bpokant'i Wash. ... .MKKTS I \,-'i 11 I KDAY in l \" ll vl"s'l II- .1 W. lioss, President, 11 , AMciiKi.t., Secretary, l-'lNI.U Mil,I.ol., Til ..sulci. ned up lho situation as follows; Pet imineiil position; rapid nil van. I , *,,,,,,,,< II, ,-,, -I, ,->,, , , ,-1 ■>, ■ ,1' I ■ .* ll, e- ... Iial ii ifessel to b,- un alien . . ..,,■♦ 1 ineutj salary aim expenses; lull in-1 ♦ i ii--. ti hriitecl C.iliad an wot I-- ...... , , i T ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦-♦.•♦f ++++**4( , slruethins fn f charge; clean do- + i\ a \ i i \i/r~\r^r^t ♦ was placed on tlm statute book, , ,, , . t M\LL WUUU. -» , , sirablo >mi- ir i ♦ 1 lire«.'tit tnno it is ii dead lol ..... , . .. . . ., . .. ... ♦ 1 I he J. I.. ,>C hols ( O , I.l d I "loulo. ; •♦• ( Mention this paper * * 4 -.._....— _ 4 i 4 I ♦ I Iclivei'efl (I11,\ place in tow n. ! I , th, -..I ol May, I! - the . I,,,,, nl had to c. nl'. ss there htttl ^. ., . i,,glo pi.isecution under _ »o7. Kootenay Coffee to.: iooi the Act ni ihuT w,.s ' t btovc Len; del, rfcby the penalliM COFFEE ROASTERS \X i i ,, itil with the ■ on I 4 ♦ hi i| t'-.r the prosecution \% ^CT Garl Load. X \\ hole,,de and retail dealers J ill fresh Itoiisl. || YMIH LODOE, No .1:!. K. Y Miets lirst and third Moil ays of mouth. Visiting brothers welc ,mc, Wm, < 'oi ri-.v, . . <'. Ciirlsih W iklllB, K. "* S. Northern Ry. r|1 he only all rail route between points east, West and south to llossland, Nelson, Grand Forks and lie- public. Bullet cars run between Spo liune and Northport'. Ktiective JUUfl I I'd:. 1903, heave Daily Train Arrive1 s.b", a.m Spokane 6.16 p.m 10 -10 :i. iii Rossland 4.8*5 p.m 9,82 a in Ymir fi 85 p >i> 7.-JO a.m Nelson 7.20 p-.u Ili85 a ui Grand Poiks I 00 p-m 8 :i() u.iu Itepuhllo O.ln p.nl SAVE TIME. J^IjI, THE TinVElE! BY USINO GREr\T NORTHERN RAILWAY- TO Seattle, Tacoma AND ALL PACIFIC COAST POINTS St. Paul, Chicago, New Yorl>, and ALL POINTS EAST PALACE AND TOUHtS'l' sl.i;|.;i'Llis. BUFKKT, i.iiuiAiiY CAHs, .\ii-ii|.;i;n' KAY CoACIIi;.-', hinini; ('.Mis, 'll.M.s \ I.A . ,VUTB. r from tho attorney ticncral of lovini l! or I „ iudge, .Mr $100 '*». llMILLER HOTEL X i SAM MII.I.KII, Prop Ltcst Meals on Wheelsi 2 FAST TRAINS Q EAST AND WK-'I' DAILY L j on from till' pl'o(.i'.'-, insist nl tlm machinery iVas cuiribci niqh »Gratfe • 6off«08 * !'l - •■> » Port i'|(> Ivico Spe. ial Excursion Hates To World'a Fair, St. Louis eailtluixt'torfl for Mining Men Vour Choit t Borne, for. '.I. i, folders and lull luformiitioil ♦ llur supplied Mill, be ands of rc^rdliig^i.^M on or n'diw it ♦ ' ' | uounl ol lho 8, I'. & N. Kallwtiy or lellective, Mr Hot J ol lb" opplisilioll NELSON, i: C I Lumber('<•- Ltd. : I 4* ♦ 44+*+*-*+44******H+++++ X wines, liqUOl . und L-igill hist A\r\i .', • ^''.lu. II. G i ||. A .lArhsii.s. II. DHANDTi t;. V. & I'. A*. ttivi-rsiili (•pokunu, 710 W- .••piiiooi ' » k y <w
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Date Issued | 1904-10-08 |
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