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DEC 6 _ 1904
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YMIK, ll. ('., SATITHUAY l'l CKMHKI? :i, I WW.
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LOCAL ITEMS
John I'iiillieri ■: new h»hy is
!*). II So.ni.'V hus |l III 10 a--- i|-tl:ii'|il
of t'ir-li candies u||d • -.inf.-.-; ione* v fur
X iii i-i.
Ai thur ITi-piii-h .ni.i hi- sinter i.n*.
••'. i' lumbermen and C. P, R. The |Ne\v <ioM:nio'
iHINING NEWS. ,,, „.
I , I he I i»i*i-1"". 1111 n»!i | ll'liill im nl ul
the t'linn-Inin .Miiiiiit'.-i--t..i---i - Asso-*
Tnc Hunter V. i- stuidilv main- . . , .' , , ,
^^^^^^ '"I runted \\\ 0 Steele's |-o-ii(fuiiep in iheHahiing its output of L'OO ions pet • • s. '.. . c .... Minto an govei nor-geiierul ol Luun.
''"'"'"- ,'"'-!l'" '•' i""""1 '"'J' south end of town. ! day. .'" ", '. \ ",'"',,'' '''' ',""' ''''",','-'""":'""'"' !^'- l'"''"'ii1'"' •'"' !
H I tor ivtii.*-iii.; In nlit'V t[i.-oi-,.|er "t .In
" Seapey's fm-t'l-pjil. minucnicat We lLuyo to record this week twp
:■■ ! other Cl.ii-.i,n is .......liiii nits ||i|ihS| tW() l,),t,Tl.j„4,ti!, ,,,,,1 ,..,,, ,..,,,!,.
Dr, Dixon h.is returned to towp to : ..t' present ..)■ fopine!' V||.ir ejtij-e.iis,
Tjie Ymir ."line.
The following are thu . jlicial re*
Uailwiiy poiiiinissiop, lelalive to .1
icurrying of shingles and cedar timber
General.
'.u ' ' jrey \\\y\ sqc ■ .<-.i- tl|u 11 ,
itn us goveioor-geueinl of ('-in.
ted ..|i tin- I -t. I |euei'|b.*r for
post, . i ■ j l* . > 111 [ >. 111 i - - ■ I I iy tlie i !<ii*.iit.
th.-ir t'.vq duughtcr.s, um] two ai-
A tun.- si'lectipn ..t fancy goons turns ioi- wuuiui-i. _•■ -. (>-,„„ _.. • i-iiii.,,,., •■„,, ,,, ,.■
suilublu for Ohri-itwipi pre«e„..s will days 1 crushed 1,700 tons (-J.000 •■«> »P» n"* *l'«t if .is t,unsporting L { t|.oea.|am|
be found.,, Seaney's. pot s) of ore, producing 11.2 .-». other kinds of lumber. ]|,e Iqiuber I
*-,.- "... n * I bullion. The estimated rculuihle -nf<-l>««-» ■'«■ MU"*-«- * *..° °om duke 0f ^berUt,,, polo.iial «
look aftei Ins niinuni Hans.. 1 joil«. A ,-,„. ,,-!,.,!,„„ „f ;'„n,*y yr„„|s turns for O.-iubei: 2Q stumps rail 29
John St.in,on is hack in Yinir nml s
will ui'iki' |ijs winter hot|ic here, I
., -,,,., , ,, ., , ., *,, ,, i o ii i .bullion, The estimated realuiti
Mrs. Wilson uii'l 11.utlv leayo for Mr. A|a|'S locally wpll known as '
i .i -in c .i'. • t i ,iii. value (gross) of the product is§l,!)'J5:
11 .* east about tl|p i||n|dle of this a former conductor op the local pus .
,, , , ■ , i , ,- • i I 90 tuns of uoncentiales shipped, cross
month, senger Irqi , - pent last b ricttiy m ' '• '' "
1 •*..: I , ....... «1 *.r,:i ... ,.io I,, ol,,
lloit.V.—To the wife of John phil- ! ' "
hut, Noveii.'ier L't-th, I'.IUl .it Y.;iir. ; A letter received in town this week
|l, C. a son. announces the death. I|i|t:li east, of
,.,, ... „.. ■ ... ! Will ier Brudlev, well known hero and
I lie citizens if l ipir IIPO rejoicing '
■ ,, ■ . .* ,i • I for ii loii'. time nu pinplo\o i|t the
in the receipt ot tlit'ip assps*i*n,ent no-I ,° ' •
c I Yniir niiiie.
l tees tor next year.
Wo n|e |{lud to 1..- ublo to report
from Viu.;-oiiye|- apd the Con-*., cifi.
of llritish Columbia lo A|.iiijt..hi, nt
estimate.] vidue, 82j2j)0, eyiu'i.le. p|unt
treated |, J DO tons ($',00Q pounds) of
tui
R
crude ore shipped, §1,950; sundry
mission through the .\ssoeiiition for n
dp-cupip. Apiung thp ip.it.y pcrsi .-
who gat||pred to, bid tlio l;i e«.-ll n\
railroad Million n'prc foreign seciO'
.-•..ii,
| th
duke of .Vbercouu, pploninl spcreliirj
l l.yllleton, und tl|e A|pe('icun charge
change i.| the nites of fr.'igl|t, .pi the ! "r""."""' '''' ' :.'.,"" '"'
,,..,., , . I da burs Ileiirv If, 1 lip III
ground t|iat the railway was charging' ' *
10 to l!| cents more for trunsporta-
rcitteil i.j.i.i ions i-;,..o,, ,„„,„„>, oi, i steamer pirisii,,,, ur,,-, u„ on.
iiilim.< ii.-,irlni.iiiir Kiillini. li.ieim. .... tlOll p,t slltnglus anil ce.l.ir than tor . , , , , , ,. '
.upings, pioiiuotug iiMition pining es- •' ceptipp by t||e lord mayqr of Livpi'-
,imated g.os, valiiuV*-.•.(•.. .'is tons „f |otlier cIub-cs pf lumber. Ihpy show ^
cd that no spelt discrimination was
ers will iiinbii|k oil the Allan lim
steamer 1'arisiap, after an pllipial fe-
cept
pool.
rpvenue, 82-10—9,805; workjng ex, madp in parrying lumber from On
ppn-es, Sp,780; protil -III. There \t,iy'l» tp Wini|ipeg and uthpr .ll.inii.,.
h„s been expended rluring the mouth | |'il ^"'"W a,,d ,l"' "mI,,>' tt"'^ l"'"'''1
I '"
After the Codljn Hoth.
Mariiibu. -At Nelson on Fi-iday i , ' ","'„" ',',.','.",'' ".'',' ,,-', !■>•'--.■*■- --. ■ -> -- , , ;,,i,.„.ii„, ,i,J I'Ved Adie, of Waneta, w]ioso woi
1 tha A II nil .-, ot the N\ileox an deve nnnieiil 840: oj tho Lommissiqii instiucting in.- ,,..,,..,
Sloth, Novoniber, I). lidi.Liu apd ,. ' ' "K I l!,ilw-,v t,, ,e„,,.v,- the ,,l, e,-.iu„-,l ''^ J V""l"',l! '''Uit Ipspcptor fop ih
mine, is now in a fair way tu rpcov- uajiwat to temme uie oojei-tionai . , ,.
H idie SiiiMurt of Yinir *' »-* r-*.. nn • -n ,. i i- i , i 'iistre-l las i.'-i'ited in u steddv n
' '' ! "' I »-y, and will probah.lv be m|iflciontly PoitO RlCO Mine. , ''|U'S- Hie Company declined to do
^^^ ^^^ ^m^^m ,i i ,i . ,i i liniM-meiil o tie olid 111 v of t ill it n
so on the grunnil that the clause u>" '
The postultipe is now pcrnialipntly | i.e^v,.,«-j t„ be brought .loan in a
!...-Hied in the Beer llios. buildinji
next to l). Campbell's.
lions.—To tho wife of John F.
id.-iv or two. The returns from the present work
John Houston is a capdidate for at tl.e Porto Rico mine have been
..,,•***********************_ - 1^m the mavoral chair of the pity of Nel J eminpnlly satisfactory, Besides men
purne, November 25th, 1904, at | S()ll, ^je has a strong platform of working on development alone, there
K,-lo,v„„, ii. 0„ adaagliter. ! municipal improvements. Pr. RoseU^™ boon three men working for live
L-Viends of George ltlavenn will be - is reported t. be tl.e only other cm-' itlw at getting out ore on tribute
interested to hear of his nmrriuge on didalp i„ the Held. This ore was put thro,,,,, he mill
. ,.,,... , j dining .. run "I -0 days, lho result
tho 1 (Sili of November, to a young ' h ■lllllllll*■
ludv of Colfax,
its charter permitted i| to c|iarj
what, il wished.
Ypir Mine. J
I'tiv ■ )|v in 1000 It. Level, j
A new poet has been discovered in
Card of Thanks,
being ti In irk ialue.1 at 85000 which
was shipped oil'on the 'J'Uh inst, and
I in addition, about two cur.loads of
tii-.ru in the person of John I'.liikelev, ■ Mr, 1!, J. Williams, wi-bi-s to ox> 11,*™], ,,,.:ll|,. eoncontrates
•4. who has handed in the production Oil | press |,|s thankn for the kindly sym,
our lost page for publioation, | pathy expressed bi Ysnir cilijsens in
S. II. Seamy is now selling Span
ish grapes, These come packed in
cork and are a choicp delicacy. Novel
the death of his father, the lull:
Hieharil Williams who died ill the tc j, e-spectcd thation this level an-
The leasee intends lo \v irlt a force
if men all winter, and v, ill continue
the tunnel run on the No I level.
ported into Kootenay, was in Nelson
Noveiiiher 20th, and nave some pur.
liculars yf his duties. He iias inn
had *to condeiii unv finil thi
week, the iii->t woek with u cloui
record t'u many uioilths, Up. to tin
present v,!u-n Mr. ,-\.(liu has condemn
ed fruit the shippers lime been nuti-
lied and allowed to take it bock, but
a change may now come. lb- bn-
Pay ore in the 100Q ft level al the
Ymir mine is now un accomplished
fact, I,utest advices are to tho effect ,
, , ,. • , i- i ii- . been ropiesied by Mr, O. S, Morle*.
unit live lei'l nl gooil nnlliiio ore ,uis i , I J
, i • ,i ,i -,-. Fruit Inspector of Stevens county,
been opined up in the nasi di itt on *
,, , ' , , , ... land Mr. A. V.-.n Holdcrbeke, llort.
the deep level, and on. from Ibis j
. .,, , .,., . culture Coniniissioiicr for the Ktute of
-.hoot is now being milieu. I Ins is
the news Ymir has been awaiting for
n long time, although, iu we men
la ex*
Washington, both of whom came b
to Nelson to copfur with hiin, to oi
d.-r the destruction here of .ill appl<
from tlpit slate ull'.-cli'd with llie cud-
cork and are a choicp delicacy, jNoveri Yinir Hospital last week, lie alsoj at|,e|, jqq f0Btof .hiving will reach tioned three weeks back, it wi
before obtainable here al the present I wishes to (hank bis .ate father's fel-1 lhe ,, shoot , ,Mi , „p a hn]m peoted any time within further sixty I *'1"" "|il1 ;''"" ,'"",,""' w"" ,;"; "''•
price, 10c per pound. lowworkers.it (he Arlington mine I ,,,„,,.,;. llf ,„,. feet of driving, ft is perhaps tbo |lln ,"oth' ■■wtewlof allowing shippers
If.... -.I....-..1 iu. ...Mi.!,,, ,,, hi,,,. i,,i ' ..._.. I most important event in tho history jto ,,,ft.vo,t,l lmok', A vi«010US <-n"
^m^m^mimKMmmK^m^mamnmmi for their kindly assistance to hiin, iu i
1 ■ .shareil with Nclson_ the in- , . , ,, ,, , , \ n ,., , _ . . . „
ioniivoi obioiiuoy of St. Andrew's bnntfnsl,l:n "' ^"'"'' "'."' British Columbia Fruit.
,,., . . " . . iiuently making u special trip to ex-
flight. I ins is the hrst year for a ', . . , , n i i i < - .. .i e .\
press then respect for the diiceasetl at KeiimrkahlD (.niwlll 01 till
the funeral servicej also to the staff | [ndl1»tty Expected This
uf tho general Hospital for the urcit'
long time, that tl.e patriotic Scot,
have neglected to oolebrate.
Campbell's window displaying drills fnro und attention bestowed on Mr.
Year.
nnd patent, medicinal is one of tin
I ,-st dressed window- ivu have seen ii
the town. Jimmy Mel*. *i*jin is th,
i.iti-t and hns'done himself proud.
Williams during bis sickness,
most important event iu the history i^■■■■■•^•^•^^^^^^^^^h
,.,, i , tl.i -, suite is buing carried op now (igaip-i
ot the camp Tor a long while, us it ! "•
,,,,.-* o . . this particular fruil pest, and it i- to
means thai the Ymir mine will short-1 ' ' '
, i i „ { be hoiied ihiit. if allV'-ted apples be.
have opened up very huge reserves of . ' '
, . , , ,i • i ,, •, ,! come a total loss to shippers, trallic n
ore lying between tins and the upper | "i .
workings, and its future operation i-
assured for many years. It de'lloil-
i lliem will ceiiM'.
strates moreover the corrootliess of
the theory which has been maintain-
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^H I lall'-.i-mibion fruit trees to be
planted tins vear 9 the eslimiite of. I^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
A Salmo Pioneer Passes, Ml-.T H Cunningham, prov lal \f b*V "'" ^''•""h engineers, wl,
i'i nit inspeei,..-. T-n years ng.. Mr, |'""" ,'x:l"1"""1 ''"' " ',l'wll|"l»' '
Wm. Coffey bus moved his barber ( in is Willis I lies in Yinir Cunningham foretold lho extensive
i-hop to ihe Beer building, in which Hospital growing of fruit in British Columbia,
he will remain during the winter I '' but those who did not nee the won-
lb> contemplates electing anotbei With deep.regret we have to record Iderful po-sibilitien of this province
building on his lot near bv, next 1 tho .leuth ttf Christopher Willi-, u regarded this Statement more as a
N'1 oig. well known Salmo man, who died nn joke, than ..my thing else.
On Monday last teren.ony of Kl"1;'-V"'"-"'l '»«. :" ""' y"»'' 0| f the largest blooks to be pul
christening was performed by Father UoHPitttl '1'1'b «eek previnua he was in u» soon us possiple. is that of
the victim of u bad uoddeni ul Sal- Messrs, Stirling ii Cortipany, ot Kol
mo,-from which howevpi fatal results ownil. This company tins 300 norcs
•nre . | n it i- unexpected, Iu prepared) and has contracted [or »00,
taking a huav) loud of machinery up 000 fruil Irowi of all varieties,
j to ihe (,11,1. n mine, nftei dark, In- Twenty thousand young trees,
( v\ MeAnii Iv. C .un ..I re* «,iU,m overturned nnd throw hint out, shipped by Ontario ind ijicgon grow
Aiih'-ll nl the Catholic church in
Yinir, ou the infant daughter uf >)os*
i'|l. Leahy, ..ml lho infant son ..I
.lohll I'hllbelt.
time, that the ore shoot had taken a
sharp trend towards the east, from
about the 000 ft. level, This theory
was conceived on the completion of
lhe long crosscut when the ledge was
reached nl 1000 ft. depth, and found
to be barren of pay ore, and has been
persistently advocated ever sinco,
On I In- GOO l'l. Icyel lhe eastern
I'Yosll Holland I lei riiiL' |n |y; ,
kits, III Seaney's, $1,00 per kit.
Hotel Arrival.-*.
W.M.Iioni' llolhl. - I''. W. Swan,
noil, Nelson; J, Timlin, Nelson; M
Horn, Rituville; Miss French, Suhnn;
Cm Wollle, SpOkane; Pr. f)ix m,
Nelson
Cosmopolitan IIotki.;—J N
O'Ni-il. Nelson; C John Hpokan.
I-'. John-, Hpokui i ; I'. Siillivnn.
drift was extended somo weeks back, ISpokane; J. Altholl, Nelson; C. .1
with lho ivsnlt that the tl. t re- \ MeLeod, Calgary; I'. Norman, Nml
ceive.l confirmation by the striking port,
of high gram-ore in that direction. ' M. I.i.oi, 11. > j ii. A .1 Anderson,
Tho maiiagnuieiit theroforo persistant- A. N. Nattstcml, N N, Nuttsti I,
i i..n judge, has now renrierod u de* -n,0 „„■;„„ was on a grade and mm. ersi ure now being ins- ted and turn-1 '.v drove-ust on the Hue. ft, level. C. Hilchers, F. White, C, Williams,
i ion In the matter of tho Le Hoi vs „„.„,, ,1 running back ihn bind wheel igatod at the gnvornmonl station |„ Practically all tlio profits derived KdK Hell, Krie.
lhe provincial imsessor, and tho mill- passing over his ohesi alid breaking the C. P. II Vnrds al Vancouver, |'""" ''"' "',,|llllll'"t' "•' '' '' ''|p ; IS. I-'. Williams, Clranite, Mmn
ing party is called ii| to pay an L-veml ribs, He was taken un up to Tl (feet of having a competent and ll"' "IT"1' levoll,i IUI'1 ('v"" f*"'t,,op 1(1. Edwards, Nolson; C. M. Jaim .
ailditianal Haninf 116,425.27 ill ies*. tho Qutien mine, whete Dr, Doherti strict in-ijjection of all stock entering fu,,*l"i l,ftvo gone to push this drift, Vancouver; R Draper, Nnlson; Jacob
1 of the two per com tax on it- ivas i|uickly ih ilttendut As soon tho Province is shown by the facl and this piilloy lias now benn juatilliid jjarch; J C. Skinner, Porto Hi .
oiitnul, as possible the patient was removed that llritish Columbia fruit is remark b>' tl10 ■'ecem *tl'l-u'' ^ •" lru(i ll,ftt I.. C. McFarlaiiie; W II. Speu. r,
.,., , ,, ,, ... , to thu hospital hero. He mado rapid ubly free fr pesi or blemish, which !luJ H','M of ll,° P1*)'"1'6 l""l>' '" i'01 Nelson; J. MucVicar, Nobon,
I heiiei'tol III there « ill oe |IO III. 'Ill- ' ■ • ' ol . I- .1
liigsorvicoi I',.- rial, church ht,,i,ie" "'^ '"""^ ,l"' h ow,n« »' ' '",i'",>' "' th" «owl 0 '' !> * \ ,
a- ihe llev. II. Y.„.„., ■ 'anged h' »d,1>' """I ' lUi" l I"1 '* " *M*> °™\T* X •»"'■«'»» "^"'^ » Pire chief Coffey has prepured - -
, , , ., , of danger. The followirg morning 00,000 trees have arrived this n th, th" upper levels, is lenticular in.sl
In ei,lulu.-I Services at ,-s.ibno eilc ° n ' i ■ ,- i , ,1 toll..wing -ignals Im hiii.lhii" In-- I
how,..,-,-, ihe heart iicliui :u und aa Ibis is only lho beginning of being coinparatlvely narrow at both
,...., , -,, , ,„ I weak, ami he rapidly sank, dying the st ,,, Um inspector ahd |,iH ends, and bulging to a maximiin. of ■*-*■'■>. ^'"^ nngniu iiiksm l.„
,l"""' :,—ll-'""l"l" "'"! ,,,mil ,.,,,. „, rtl|ffw, ,,., ,.'. yfeetintl iddle. T , i» O uioko (pause) tr„k, (,„, -
Willi-was on.',.f .he pioneers of no reason why this slta| id these three strokes, ins a call for he
November proved a piii'licUlftrly | propoi-tionH should not bu fotlnd con-1 |mndlo thu hoso when ,l'-vi,w HH
a- ihe llev. II. Young has arranged
to conducl services al itjalmo each
Sunday morning The Huiiday school
i I llilllc Class « ill ll.ei-t ,ll ". p, III.,
ill tin- evening senIco will be held
nl i le.1 usual hour.
Salon-, where ho has resided for over
linuoitH ,o depth, Iioh thai the fact of I
,i reeling n up after use
A week or two ago a couple of deer Ujx yems, II- has been engugod ntifd inotltb with comparatively bill
Walked into town ,taking to bn -hoi. luring nearlv nil that pt'iiod hi ihe iiiln The maximum average led) per the vein itself at dopth is established..
Tlo- week a rabbit ventured in and ijvery bnsinoss, and in i. Ing lo alure was IK0, and tho minimum Ou this being proved to bu tho case, CHURCH NOTII I'
tin local Nlmrods turned out in force ,,,,| , ,| ,,,.- in the vicinity. 37.2, tho range being 7.7. The pro. tl duo will have i v ore ahead °' pMRHIIVTB1|MS Ciiitici
with dogs and guns to demolish ii Hewn if the most popuhii citi- eipitatiiirt for the inoiiih wns 2.0.1 h^ thati at any thub iu iw history, and |[i*e"|l00| tl)„| |jiu|u ,,,..
Al '-. an afternoon's hunting ovel'the sens of ou. neighboring town, and lll''l,l's- "' "n ""• oinpeiutuii ie* ,i ^ in IH)| be long boford it returns to Evening service 7:H0, l'nuua
corded was on tbo 2nd, •">■.,-, the . . . . , I , . . ™.
l-iil o|i|-o-*ile town, inim llnnnv .it his tfomalty and coilstiuil L-oml nil.ire , , , it-lonm'i- pn-ilinii as olio ol the i.les Society meets on I'riiluv evei
" ' ' • lowe-l on the until' -il ihn I Kill, '-'-i. |
lost turned nl bay, anil jlnall) mic I'lidcilrd Iiiiii to bis OiCliils both in ti,,, fjr.i, snow of th., season on lho Pr'nc'I,tt' dividend payd's oftho I'm- at 8 o'clock, All aro welcome, II ..
i-u.iil.iid lo one of lb. eiiiek nuiiksmi-n. j Siibno and Yinil. I lowlulids fell on tin- iNlll, vini-e. III. Voting, M, A., I'lisloh, Suggestions for Xmas
Presents.
A HOST COHPLETE LINE OF FINE GOLD
W*. ^§1
JEWELERY,
And Sterling Novelties
at
EXTREMELY LOW
Prices.
**.TERLINU.
1 Heart 30c
2 Hearts 60c.
Heart and Maple
Leaf 70c. Pendants in
Nelson nug-Kn'al oOo, CUT STEEL
(Iresi.-oiit it "
Maple Leaf SO,,
BLOUSE SETS
Sterling Silver 5
rieces $3.50
I'euiitifiil Design and
B.ROOCHES
FTE1CREK. PINE HARD UNAM'EL
Quitur Brooch $1.50 Hear*. .60 and 80c.
Ma'lin " 1.50. Maple Leaf BV4Uc.
I'llllj.. _ " Trie. Bur Pin I .Maple
Leaves '.Ulc.
liar Pill -'I -Maple
French Cray finish Leaves ""70c
the nicest ever Chuleiaine brooch $1
made, varied do Fine Enamel Chn-
signs SOc telaine Brooch
Same. I'.-ndiiiit SOc. SI ,70,
verv new
Si
figs^'M.
SJS-*
a
SCOTCH
■■ JXiTW-XOJLiRY •■ r^r^-
STERLING SILVER,
(Hull Marked)
Thistle 10c, and doc.
Shield 00c
I logger SI '.'.". nnd Sl To,
Hat Pin SI III).
Scotch Pebble Brooch $5.00.
CHAINS
From 50 cents up to $40.00.
PATENAUDE
BROS.
Villi! BUSINESS GUIDE
ASSAl l\o.
K. \\* . Wlddowsoii.
IfAKKItV
Mrs. Crowe.
llliOKKIU'dK ASH 1N-I 11 \MK
Perej -J. Gleu/.or,
III 11 I IE It.
.lolui i'liilliert,
1)111 1,null- A.M, nl-.NI- 1 1 IIMSIIIMI-
I). (jttmpbcd.'.
Hi-.-ll.i.-iiv Jobbing i'o.
Newill .V Co.
PrilKITDIIE DEALKII
William Clark.
(luocieitiES.
I). Ciiiii|.I,k||.
Ji.-.-sitii-.iv Jobbing <-.'•
S II. Seaney.
iiofias.
Cosiiiopi.lltuii—John Breuii,
McLeoil Housii—Finltty Mcl-coil.
Miller House—S Miller.
Palace—Tait .(.- Buddy.
Vancouver— Owen Buyer.
Wuhloif— Georgu Col man,
Ymir—J. W. Mii.-ler.-oii.
I..U.IKS 1 I'ltMSIIIXl, ANIi MII.l.lNKltl
Mrs. Jolin Mcl.co.l.
MINING IIKCOIIOKIl
I'crev -J. Glenzcr,
I'lllXTINO.
Herald I'ublisliing Co.
station kIit.
1). Cum-jibcll.
S. 11. Seaney .
TEAIISTEIIS
llnrslimv & Wilson.
Jackson >*i l.caliy.
Alex. Oili'ic.
UNDIi'icrAKEK,
William Clark.
Ymir is Safe.
vVe Have Medicines For All Ills Of The Mind and
Body.
A complete line (if patent incdiciiics of which tho following
arc a few: Castoria, Beel Iron and wine, Lung Balsam.
Pierce's Favorite Proscription, Yellow Oil, PaincH Celery
Compound. Hood's .-Hid Ayer's Sarsapnrilltt, Painkiller, .Syrup
Figs, Pink Pills, Carter's, Clause's and Dodd's Pills. Nestle'*
Milk Pood, Mecca Ointment, :> 11 Liniment, Plorida Water,
Castor Oil, Epsom Sails, .Sulphur, Glycerine, Vasiline,
Linseed, Tooth Powders. ... We have also put in a complete line of school supplies,
D. eAMPBELL.
i.
Watchmakers, Opticians) and Manufacturing Jewelers,
BAKER STREET, NELSON, B. C.
Phone 293.
.MElSTH.
! Hotel Ymir?
lies! Meals X
Quit the Mine to Soon. , y „,-,. (-jt jz,.„s
Ton men employed in the Cain- V • • .i. 1!
brinus inine, near Whiskytotvii Cah, , V sS( IClil I |( Ml.
have a great joke on the Eastern
Company that has the property under
bond, The company was unable lo |,AST 'JTKSDAY IN KA'II MONTH,
Ineet its obligations to its employes
Under the hotel, through aoroe misfit J W. Rom, President.
between the EastoCn stockholders and l " Cas ,ai" Hewetary.
their moneybags. _ l'"l>"'A' M':l',:""' 'JVeasurei.
As the only honorable way ..til of """" "™"
Un* dilemma the inafiagoment al lhe| +♦♦♦4+4444.44444.44.444^^4.444
Inine told the limit that (hey could • I - - *
take the initio and Hull add run it
themselves until November 't'l, undel
the restrictions of the hotel, and pos-
■-il.lv they might -akt- out enough X '"'! -i< ♦
gold to pay then, what tvas .heir due i 'Villi Accommodation 4
mid for their work in digging out ♦ I own. ♦
their pay I J
The miners foil in wltli a will, ami I \ line-.'leei ion of U'ines, |
fortune smiled upoli them. llev 4 LiljllOI'Sllllll ('igfll'H, ♦
struck a good pay streak, Hud the 4 4
little two-stump mill was kept | ml* X , w MAHTEHSOtf I'ron, I
l/ig (uvay on all the, oro that corJhl be 4 X
khovelcd into It .lay or night, The **************************
ininers hail worked on their own hook
only a fett 'be-, wltt'll all »h<Wi< +**************44 4444444^
Were paid tip in full, and now tiier, i . 4
Ure clearing all the wal- from -*l up J MILL WOOD
I -f
!o f IH a day for onch niiiu. They I
lievi-r niiike less than tile liix Wage 1 f
1*1 u (Jav, and -*?Ki has been tl (•
liigliest wage taken out, iJIQ n dnv t
Delivered ailv
place In tifwn,
X
Is about the average** and ihev havt*|£ »..*, 1 *
a a m «i,t of w,„ „i„ [j st6ve Lengths I
of them. "'
.1
$100 j
Per Carl Load, t
Clark's Furniture Store X _., _ X
WILLIAM C7,ARH j [J,,,.^ ^ I
Ijnderlukef and t'uriYituro Dealer: t ,- .- 11 *
Mail orders promptly attended to f I dl III lid' ( <); utlli X
Spokane Falls &
Northern Ry.
HP he only nil rail route between
points east, west and .south to Ross*
Inn.I, Nelson, Gl-und Forks ami lie-
public. Buffet cars rift) between Spokane and Northport.
Kll'ectivfi June 1 III:. 100.1,
'.oiivo Daily Train Arrive
8.4fi a.lll Spokane U. 16 p.m
lo Ji) 11.111 Rossland 4..s.j p.m
9-1^ a 111 Ymir ,i :W> p m
7.-io ii.ni Nelson 7.20 p-m
! I (65 ti in Grand Forks 4 00 p-m
*s.30 a.ni Republic. fl.i5 p.m
SAVE TIME.
-A-I-iI.. THE Tli^TE
BY USING
GREAT
NORTHERN
RAILWAY.
TO
-Seattle, Taeoma
AM) ALL
PACIFIC COAST POINTS
St. Paul, Chicago, New
York, and
ALL POINTS EAST
PALACE AND TOtJRtST
SI, KM I'KIM 11 UK I'FT,
LIBRARY CARS, MODERN
DAY COAL'I IKS,
MINIS'*! (.'Alt.-v
Ilk A 1.8 A t,A ( itHTg
Best Meals on Wheels;
2 FAST TRAINS Q
BAST AND tt'Ksr DAILY L
Special Even i-i. .ii Hates
To World's Fair, St. LouLi
Your Choice ..(' Rotttt',
For rate*, foi.ler.i mul full Infurniittion
rpgiirilinj' nips, cull nn of tif'ilrets mi
agent of the s. K. >,\. Katlwili of
ti. A. .lACKSO.M. II, KkANUt,
O. V. A I'' A. (i. p. 1*. r- A.
7|o W. Itiversl.li' Ave Hpukttlid
M. TAIT. ,1. RUDDY
PALACE HOTEL
YMIR, B. O.
We carry tin* lending brands imported ,* Li<[iuit|S
iind Cigllrs, Stout, Alt*, Brandy and Wine."
The Mutual Jiit'c [nsuraiice Company ol'N. V,
Has Assets Exceeding $400,000,000.
A policy in it is the safest investment known to mnn,
Cash invested in Life Insurance is cash invested that -'iii
return compound interest.
All successful business men carry large amounts of life
insurance. It provides for the family, protects a man in liis
oki age, and* protects his other"investments; For rates ..n
any form of life insurance apply to:
Percy J. Gleazer, Local Agent.
BURNT BUT NOT BUST
We are doing business again, and nest week will have as
complete a stock as ever. Wc have nq\V a complete line of
RUBBERS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS.
GLOVES, HITTS, TOP SHIRT5, and UNDERWEAR of all grades.
NEWITT & CO.
At Present in the Union Hall building.
t/MTR LODGE, No. Jul, K. P, WALDORF
Y > I* first and third Mo..-| VV XXXJJ-rV-rXVX
HOTEL.. .
ty- of month,
Visiting brothers welcome.
Wm. Cowiv, Ci C.
Ci.Hu.iK wooi'-mm, k. R. s. j Headquarters for flirting
Cosmopolitan
Hotel . . . .
a,nl (wonn.ierjial Men
(Uinler entirely nbw managbtnmit.J
Dinilig Rooltl hull Hat'
supplied wifh tlio best
in the mai'kot,
lltighl Ojiposlto depict, Vmir
/IOIIN IIIH'.Ai;, I'frip.
Must comfortable hotel in the
tri'.-t: Everything Hrst-claM,
YMIH, I). C.
- * - -
Ml.K'11 Sl'IIKK-l,
Y»m\\ 444444444444*44444444441
Ladies'
Furnishings
Ml!lin«iry
a ltd
Staple
Goods
Mtffc J, McLEOLf
Post Olliee Kf,,i',.,. . Vvn^f
SM©KB
Tin-: iii:'sT Int.-iKi) oi-' boMixi'ic
OIGrA.RS.
the Kootenpy Standard
*/vvir'M'"frii*'ii nv
~J."C. ihekn & Cd.
Nelxoti; 15: ('. jj.* iwr AVPM7P;
"Stmxr
MKAT ArAHKllT
lllKSII AM) HAIiTKO NllJATH
Wholesaltiund Retail
Mall orders receive prOillpt uttentioil
.IOIIN PMIMSBllt; JV.,|..
MILLER HOTEL
SAM Ml'l/I.KII; Prop.
Me>i(|(jn:i/lers I'dl'Mhliflg Mini
Oaf srfppTlell i. ft.1. b'e-l. briiii.l- nl
wint's; li.'pi.ns ant! 6igafs,
^
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DEC6»W04
v,
93
Vol.. I- N.i -'->.
YMIH, B, (',. s VTUHDAY "I .< 'I'.MI'.n; :i, IH04
Price Five L'kst-
I! Sc
I.I.'V
of fmsl. '-..Id. d cdn'fe. Sy't! ^11 N i NG N EWS.
\ini-.
LOCAL ITEMS
Arthur I-'r.-n.-h .ni.i hi- gister June Tno lliinler V. is stiodilv main- . '. ', : .'".
I i, ni-,] il,. ; -ml hill Ini- •-,il l li'il III.- .i|,i--.ll llgultlst
'" hdberts i.e.' h--.li*, :- -,,,„,, (1 iy (! .-Steele's ,v-i,!,-„-e i„ the tun,lie; i' - .....pip of'-.' ..lis per,. ,,,,,,. , « '
1 ■ ' llie (J, I. I', to I lie QUpl 'ill.• cqiil I.
lumbermen and C. p, R. The New QoYernoi
General.
I lie I |»ui-p.M lnl mil | 'ep.ii 'in ■•nt ...
lho Canadian Manufacturers' Assu- ,, , , , , ,.
^^1 Km I lirey uh-i :-n- i.e-i- il.-- 1, ,
.Mint-1 il- govei iiul'-ii-'ll.-lill uf I .in,'
Tjie Ymir (Tiqe.
bouncing foitrt.,;. p,..,..il l„iy. IsuiUji end uf low*,. day.
(lot.. Seaney's for t'l-psh mincemeat Wo l|uYu to record this week tw,i
'..ih.-i Chi i-i,n is condor,-.it-, bh'ths, two iipirrjiiges and two d.-.ith*. M
Dr. Dixon has returned to to«'tj to , uf pri-sepi or foi-iner Y||ii|- c*itijtt us, v||„ f,,*lowj ~ ,„,, ,■", , ,,k,ia, re,
|-...k ul.-. Ii.su,ip.il g iriius.c.ion.,. An(le ,,.,,„.,,„„ ,„■ .-il„,y v JtUHwf.-rOcU.lwi: 2Q stamps ran 29
Jolin Stinson is back in Ymir and i suitable fur Christinas presents, will dny-s and crushed 1,'UO tons (J,(WO
will mako his lvifitBr iiotpo here, be found at Seipiey's- pounds) of ore, producing 111' ozs.
Mrs. W,Is.„, and f.n.ilv leuv.i fur .M r. .\|a| ■ h.|.-.-.llv **>fill known as Ihullio"' Tl,° ^Mlnated realizable
(ho east about tl.- ipid- if this a former cpi.duetor op the local pan ^"'ue («ross) of the product is H^o;
pionth. senger train, spent hut l.'.i.l.iy j,, | PO tons i,f concent.ales shipppfj, j-ross
I'.oiiN.—To lho wife of John PJiil- ; '
hurt, Novoiubur 28th, ||)0*| nt Yniir. i A letter reoeived in i-ivu this week
11. C. ii son. announces tlm (loath, bach ease, of
Waller Hrudley, well known here und
The citizens of Yi|iir iiiu rejoicing ,.^^^^^^^^^^^^^__
., r .- .,. , j for u 'oi.'' time an crnploxa at the
in the receipt ot (lii'i|- iisscs-oient no- r ' •
,. , I Yinir mine.
I n-e> for next year,
We ii|e "J,ul to he ill.le to report
Till lie, of the Wilcox
estimated vnlt,e, -"5-,--";.1. cyiir*i.le plunt
jtreuted |,|ri0 tons (2,00Q pounds) of
tailings, producing bullion haying es-
tiiputcd gross v-aluo SooO; .18 tuns of
crude ore shipped, $1,1)50; suudrj
Mauki.'.i..—At Nelson on JYida*, . , ,
tout A
'.''.III, Num.nber, I), liulihiu iiiid ' . ^^^*^^^^*^^^^*^^^^^^^^_
i .nine, .- now in a toir way to recov>
(Sadie Stewart, of Ymir , .,, , , , , „. . ,
I ery, and will probably be sc|Hjoioutly
for refusion to obey ll|e on|er of il,
Railway Commissiop, |elalive to lhe
jcarrying .-f shingles und i.J.t,- timber
t'roni Viiiicoiivi-i iin;| ll.i'Con-, cities . .,
,,,..,,,, , . ,, . , i who gathered lo bill ihe if*. e«.-ll
of llritish Columbia tij Jfnnjtoba. at| ., , .',, , _ "
the supie rules that i| .is tiansporting
other kinds of Itpnbsf, (lie Up nber
merchants had appealed to l|)0 Cum
inissipn t|l|'p(|gh the Association for a
change ii) the rates of freight, qi] the
ground tjiat the railway was charging
1(J to l'.| cents more for transportation t,f shinnies apd cedar than for
oilier claisses j.f lumber, Th."}' show
edthat.no snub ili-criiiiimition was
inadp jn parrying lumber fr...|. Do
Started op tlio l-t. December for
l".-t, iiccunip,i.|ie.| by tlie 0.).*-iit.
. their I'A'o ■ 1 i11]i;111>• i--, iiiu] t« o iti-l
dp-cuinp. A|iioi.g thp |,.iiliy pels. .
who gat||pred tp bid (ho I'i no-il n
mil.oii.i .-lutein a'pre foreign socio.
i t.iry l.ii.|*...l.,w.|". thecal | an.| countess of Mi ii to, loi|| St|'uthpp|PVi th
duke of -Vbereoiiii, i-nloiii.-il spcretii| ;
I I.yttleton, nnd tl|e A'periean charge
d'ulluirs Jlenry While, .flip tin"-
ers will n.nli.ilk Oil lhe Alhill lim
steamer Parisinp, after un olbpial fe-
ceptipp by the lord mayqr of Livpf-
The pu-toili.-e is now pernmhently j l(.eovi*red to bu biouglu down iu "a
located in the lleer llros. building (|„. ur two
next to I). Campbell's.
revenue, ^-iO-P.SOr,; kjng exJ.nadp jn purying h.ioi.er from -'"-; f he Q t|
pptise.*., Sp,T«0; protil -III. Tilel.0 tarip tp W uiqipeg and other Manito- •"
hips been expended' dm ing the month ba stations, I the order -vim passed „
1 ' n |, ,-,,,| .Vdie, ol \» iinetii, » ins' w.u
on development $+0; "J1'10 (" ls';|"" "'-U'eeliug the -,,*-,, , ,- ,
Railway to remove the objeotional ^ P*w,|,cial h"" I"-"!"''-""- '"! «_•>■•-
I*, . r-.. n,. '.,-, ,, i i- i . i district has resulted in u steady im.
'OllO RlCt) Aline. rates, L'lie Cnmpany declined to do ' ,
,, i ,i , ,i i lir.neoie.il -.t the oieilitv of t in it. un
'-ion tliegiounil Unit lli.i Clausu in I . ' -
ported into Kootenuy, wus in Ne1
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ The relurus from jhe present work
, John Houston is n pandidale fur at-the Porto Rico mine havo been
lions.—To the wife of John I'1- tho mayoral chair of the eitv of Nel J eminently satisfactory, llesides men
r.ii.-ne, November 25th, l!)Uf, at S0I1) ||,. |,nsll gtrong platform nf working on development alone, there
Koloivna, 1!. ('., iidnu-jhter. municipal improvements, Pr. Rose l"*ve been threo men working for five
L-Viends of George IClavena will be is reported U be the only oilier cm- months at getting out ore, on tribute,
Interested to hear of his marrhigo on did.Kp in thp Held- This ore was put through tho mill .,.■---■,
| during a run of 20 days, the result Pay ore m the )000 ft level at tbe
| Ymir mine is now an accomplished
its charter permitted it to charge
what it wished.
Ypir Mine.
I'ttv Ore in |000 ft. Level.
lho 1 bib of No'.ember, to it youi
lady of Colfax.
A new puet bus been discovered in
being a biii-k valued at 95000 which
Card of Thanks, was shipped off on (the 20th inst, und
'■(■■■■■■'^■J — I in -id.lit.ion, ..bout two cur-londs of
town in the person of John Blakcley, m,., |j ,j. Willi,,,,is, wishes to ex. |,|„n K,.ft(jB ,.,„„.,,„,,.,.,,,,.
who has bunded in the production on ni.PcS bin tbunlm fm-.In- kindle svm ~,,, " , • . .
'. pi ess ma man as ioi in. Kinui) sjm. I'he leasee intends to work a force
our last page tor publication, oathv exoressed bi Ymir citizens in .• n ■ . n
' ' i 1' 1 ' ' *" ' ' iw.i- "., c,t in;.], ull winter, iiiid Will continue
«. II. iSoaiioy is now selling Span- 'bo death of his father, the late ,|„, Uunil.\ ,„„ ,,„ a,. x„ | ],,v,.|.
ish grapes. These come packed in Richard Williams who died in thdI xc ia expnuted thut un thia level an**
i.-ork and are a olioiep delicucy, Kover| Ymir Hospital last week. He njso- am-*,. jqq f-^t 0f dii.iiiL,. will reach
before obtainable here al the present | wishes to thank Ids late fatbei's foi-J th« pny ishoot, opening up a further
price, IDc per pound.
low workers ut lho Arlington ll
for their kindly assistance lo him, i.
; reserve of ure.
Noven.her 20th, und gave some pari
liculars of his duties, lie has not
had Jto eolidi-m liny fi nil tin ■
week, the Mist iveok with u uleui
record fir many months. Up to lle-
presenI v, ben Mr, .\,lie bus condemned fruit the shippers hi.ve been null-
lied und allowed to tuke it back, but
a change |iiay now conn'. 11,< bus.
been requested by Mr- G. ,**-. Morley,
Fruit lu-pe.-to.- of Steveqs county,
und Mr. A. Van liolde'rbeke, Ho,..
culture Couinii—inner for the Ktate of
. ^ . I tor iie'.r Kindly lutxistanca ... mm, m.
Ymir sh.u-i'd w.tb nelson-the in- , . , ,. ,, . , ... ,., . _ . , . „
mityof obioquoy „f st. An.i...cs','m^ln-In;:;'; ^;;i;;;,;^i_;"";;' British Columbia Fruit.
..p.iiv ot obloii
liight. This is
long time, tl.nl tl.e putriuliu Scots
m^mmi^Mmm^Kmmmmimm,^^^^^^^J\'\nr'a''. mukim.'u speeiul trip to ex-
iny hi. Ins u tho lirst year tor u ', . . , , , i> i ii /• -.i i- .1
| press then respect for the doceusetl at IfeiiiiilKiilile (.I'nwtli (it till
fact, l,uie-t advices are to thu effect
that live font of irood inillina ore haul'"
been opened up in the oust drift on
the deep level, und orn from this
i , ■ ■-, i .,.. • ■ ; .ultiire Liiinnii—loner lor uie .-.iu..- ••[
-hoot i., now being nulled. I Ins isl
,, \- ■ i i c \ Washington, both of whom cun..- to
tl.e news Ymir bus been awaiting tor
i i.i i to Nelson to confer with him, to or
ii losio; tune, although, us we men '
, ,, iii-, der the destruction hero of all apples
Honed three weeks back, it was ex- , n
. , , .,,. ,, ., * . from that state affected with tho cod-
pectea iiliy time within further sixty; '
»,(,"•• ,, • , ,. ' lin iiioth, instead of allowing shippers
reel ot driving. It is perhaps tio ' » 11
, • ,, . ■ , 11" Iiu-.ii ili.-ui back. A vigorous crtt-
mnst important event in tho history
,- ,, , i -i :", suile is hoini/ carried on now .'i^uin-i
ot the camp for a long while, .1- It "
.1,1 v • -ii i .. ! this particular fruit Pest, and it is ...
means thut the Ymir mine will short-j ' '
-1 be hoped that if "ulfeuted applos be.
have neglected to oolebrute.
the funeral service) uis.. to the staff
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ uf tbe yiner.ii llu-,;;ilul for the yreut
Campbell's window displayingdrut,s ,.,,,,. ;1,;l| uttontioit bestowed u.. Mi.
nnd patent .medicines is ono of the | Williams during his sickness,
Indii.-ti'v Expected This
Year,
hiue opened up very huge reserves of
ore King between this und lho Upper
workings, und its future operation is
assured for many years. It do'iton-
ll.-.lf-,i.,nillio„ fruit trees to be j sU''"'s moreover the ^ correcti,e-s of
| I .Vl( -il-IIHl IU 'l| I" III III.*. !•' .*-. j
planted thia year is tl stitna f the theory which has been nialntain
.1 by the various engineers, win
I --I dressed windows Wu have seen in
the town. Jimmy McKeuniii is the '.' ,. . ,i,„i i,,. ,i,.. ,-„,.;,,„u ,-n,,i •* u-iin
...list and has'done himself nroud A S*'''mo Pioneer Passes, Ml'. Thomas Cunningham, provincial \f ■»> "' M" ous engineei , who
..,,,-. .„,, I,„VI.„,. h.niscll piouri. fruit inspector, Ten years ago Mr, Imvo examined tl. no from I i to
I time, thut the ore shoot bud taken a
Win. Coffey bus moved hi- barbei (Ini.**, Willis I lies in Villir Cunningham foretold the extensi
come a total loss to shipper-, trallic in
lliein will cease.
I'le-h llolh'ii'l Helling,' ill 1711
kits, ut Seaney's, sl,.',i. per kit.
-1 up to the lleer building, in which |
[osnital,
growing of fruil in British Columbia,
bcwill remain during tho winter I .. -t-—- but those who did nol see the won-
H'' eonl plates electing another With deep regret we have I m-d derlul po-sibilities of this provinco
building on his lot near by, next j tjM, .leuth t»( Christopher Willis, a regarded this Statement more as a
Motel Arrivals.
W'ai.im.iik Hoi m. -1-'. W. Swi
sharp trend towards tho east from .
about the 000 ft. level. This tl, ,y nell, Nelson; J. Tholin, Nelson; M
wan conceived on tho coinpleti ,'.'■•'"". Ritzville; Miss I'-fench, Sal,....:
the long crosscut when tl.e led»e wu- }*'"" w""1''' Spokancj Dr. Dixoi
wall known Halm in, who died on |oke than .anything else. L be barren of pay ore, and has beet-
. Friday the. 2nd inst, al the Ymir One of tho Inrgest blocks lo he pun ^^^
Nelson ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
CoHMOI'OI.ITAN II.ill.I.:—.I I'
o'.N'eil. Nelson; 0 Johnson, Hpukau.
per-islenllv udMicule.l ever sine...
(111 (be Mill l'l. leyel llie eu-teril ! I- Johns, Hpoklllll'; I'. Sullivun
drift was extended somo weeks book, j Spokane; -I. Altholl, Nelson; C, .1
with tho re-.di that the tl ry re- ! Mcleod, Calgary; I', Norman, North
| ceived confirmation by Ihe striking port.
..,eM I of high grade ore In that direction. I MoI.Kot. llo-ntt,: \ .1 Audeisuit,
I The maiiagoment therefore pefsisteiit- A.N. Nattstoud, N. N, Nututead,
. hi Monday l.i-t i In- ceremony of:
fhristeiiing was performed by Pather lIuKPita'' The week previuus ho was in a» s ,- possiule, is that of
Mthofl ul ihe ('ml.i,In- church jn the victim of a bad iibcident al Sal- Messrs. Ktirling .t Coilipany, nt Kol
Ymir, on tho infant daughter of Jos. .•from wliieli however fatal results ownii. Thi-. ipnity has 300 ncres
eph Leahy, and the iufu n oi "' 'l'""' '""'M""'""1' In prepaiedj and has contr lfoi-200,
lohn I'h.ll.eit taking it lioavy load of uiuuhiuery up hod fruit tree-of nil varietios.
io th.-(,..i.-.1 mini-, .lli.i dark, hi- Twenty thousand young
(.'. \V M.-Aini K. (',. court of re* L.MK„„ „vuiturned and throw him out. shipped by Ontnrio and Oiegon grow.|T,ie matiojioineii .
1 ion judge, l..is now re ,,-.1 ,, do* W i{„n was on a grade and .- - ers, are now being ins| ted and .'.....*' •>' lll"v" "i'sl "" ll"' l""1' ,v lovo1' C. 11 ilche.-s, F. While, C Willian
'■■■•>•■" h. ili.'.nu.t-. -of the I..- lioi vs, ,„,,| running back the hind wheel igated al govern nl station |„ Praotlcally all tlio profits derived Roll, Hell, Krie,
lho provincial assessor, and the mill passing over his ehesl add biwiking the C. P, ll Yards al Vancouver, "'onl tho. twoHnent of tl 'o from- |. ).- Williau.N, (iranite, Mmn
ing company is called upon to pay an wveinl itLx. lie was taken on up to Tl ffect of having a compotnnt nn-i; Ul" "l'l"'1' '"'"'^ ■»»"■ "v"" •'",th"1' |(l■ K Iw.nd-, N.-U..,,, ('. M. Jam.
lho Qut.t'ii mine, whele l>.-. Duhert\ strict lii-mediou of all stock entering '" "'""
was ipiiel.lv ih .itieiidui.ee A- ii the Province is shown by tho turn
,is possible the patient was removed tli.it. llritish ('..lu.nl iu fruil is remark
nddil i.uiul -um of .**' I".,-I'.'.i.-J" in ..■—
peel of i he two per caul las on its
outi ut,
TIli.l.-.-l'o. ill there w ill lie no mi.I'll'
„s possible the patie.,i was re ve. that int. ■*.,■ .- ... -- ^ ^ , MuuVit.n). Nelf0I1,
to the hospital hefe, II-mud,, rapid ably I from pest or blemish, winch HJ ^ I
ii
funds, have gone to push this drift, Vancouver; I*", Draper, NoIhuii; •! .• .'.
and this policy has now been justified March; J C, Skinner, Porto Iti -
by tho receni strike, tt is true that h,, c. McFnrlnine; SV II. Hpem r,
Ingsorvicol PWsbv.oriai. church I •*|,W« ««*»"'« '"—>' •""' "" -" K'dmost entirely to the good I H b«t this was expecte.l, ns th
,0,(1..* Rei II Young has arrn j 'I'liuisday lust seemed to be i,tiil. work done by the officials. Over boily of lhe , as developed iu ,, :hief CljlT(,y ,„„ p,,,,,,,,,,, ,-,„
" "< 'l:<"*<- T"« f"11"^'- ""-"•- 80,000 tl Inn 'ivclthi t|, the upper levels, .leiitieuliiri,,.,bur, t.|]|(iw|i ^ ( _
however, the heart ncli -.-,. and as this is only lhe begliining of belnK eomparativoly narrow al both
lends, and bulging ton maximum of ,L""|: Htoady riiiginji means I
io conduct services al Huhnn each
.. , ,,,, ., , | llowe.i
iMinoiiv morn.I.g, lhe isomJuy scliool i
nod lliblo clu-s «ill inoel ,0 •! p. in
und the evening servico will bo held
ul ih.; usual hour.
weak, and he rapidly sank, dying the season, lhe inspector alid his
boil. '.< ... m
stuff will be kept b
thirty feel in (he middle, There is One stroke (pause) two strokes (j .
Willis was une of lho pioneers of r no reason why this «lta| tid these threo strokes, menus a call for lu'!|
Sahn.il where he has resided foi over November prou'd n particularly proportions should not bU found eon- |mn,||B t|iu t u!l,u i,^,, |
' '- "■•' ' tinnoi.s to di pth, noil thai lhe be-, of
..-.,.,: .. ...,.,..,..., Reeling ii up after
, ,-llllH, -, .» II' 1 . in ,,,,* , . * ...
A week or two ago a couplo of deer L|x ypnrs, II-- hit. been engaged "did month wills comparatively little
Walked into town io.king to bo shot, luring,nearli nil that period ... lho ' •''"■ The maximum average teiiiper thu vein itself at depth i established,
This week it rabbri veulured in and Uvory business, und iu la ns lo •.'.new..- IK.U, and thu iililii.num On ibis being proved to be the case, CHURCH NOTll K
the local Nimrods turned out in lorce ,, ,| , the mine. ,,, ilu. i-ieinltv !17.'i, tho range being 7.7. The pre. lhe initio will have more ore ahead ol
">(. .ioiii im iiunm n ul.mi), i riiimnvTiiuiAN Ciii'inu ■- , ,
ivith dogs and guns to demolish ll He wit e of thu most popul.il citi. eipltatl.in for the month »..-* lll.l it, than nt any time iu its history, and s,.|,,„,| „,„| |;,i,|(, ( |.,.. ■■
After an afternoon's I Ing over ihe /.ens id ••'.. iiHighboring town, and ""''''v I he highest tfliuperal re* R will not bo long before it returns to IJvening service, 7;30, 1'mnq I
hill opposito town, pom IJUuuy .a Ids u«nialty and coilstanl l'oimI jisture '' its for r position us o t' lhe pies'Hocicty meets on f'ridin cv.
^^^ ^^m ■■••■ ^^M lowi-l on .In- iie-lu ,.l ih.- l*-lh, Ji.
■--'■—. -i:-:-l -I'Softlin l'K.« ul -' o'eloek. All ,,.-| ,n,e-. I,,,
III. VTotingi M. A., r.istot.
' ,,'. , ,. , ,, ., '""'•"" '"- '' "•principal dividend pay. I'
•diii bui. nnd finnlly nuc i-ink-shd him to Ins fHelilM boil, ,li |*||L. ||rNl h y of the sen ll Hn- ' _
i u11,iii 11 to one of the crack mat ksnien, | Sulino and Yini..
luwlnl.ds fell on the l«lh.
s-H THE YMIR HERAI;& :i!l,fol,,.,wl inf, 'T/'V"
California, and the ■■ Id win. I. has
ii-l,...i .-.-. :*. s iinrdny mul J ' - mi)
■ t.r I. I '.,. l-lirrl.-r in loll !,.
'•ri[.(.. II- f-J i.i . : mum 111. |.n,l l.ili i.i -j i
'I HE ll'-i. II.Ii r ... In- h;ii] [run ll
Ii-hI-t In il, ll-trii-.t. nr 'un In ..... i .
Ill nl :r un llu .
i niiiuireinl i.rlnlinii <-' rim-i-i . . I|
[I ■ . . li till |.|-'-i;,i-,- ;il Rt-Uillur.) 1 1 ll! -
I-CI.I 1*1.1. II 111 , IO
111.1,-A,'.!- .'. llt.lSIIIXli COMI' '.*
li, en .li—enii.i.-iti d llirough the ground
from the net no. k of veins ii. this
ni ighbulhuod, ■-.- ii e gold v. Inch is
: -. being li' -.'I into the.-o -. ••in--,
, curding to which, ver theory is
■ doptid, "ill yet he picked up by
,;. -,- vuriK-iiiUH in.ichincs. Any
■ uiind, and i here is nbiindance of
il around, « hii I. g. - i wenly cent. I"
the ■ nl. w il! pay handsomely, and
gi in.] « hid. v. ill n. i iml:'- li*': y cents
FURNITURE EMPORIUM
I- 11 I.* 1,11... I.
... KKAIIN'S, MAS.M.t;!!,
K \'lTK1.AY. DEC., •'!, I!'":.
The only thilig left for the politicians to worry over .em- is the elec-
I ion in the Yukon.
Haroun-AI-Raschicl.
'. iei'iaiiu -Stati siimn's Travels
Among The People.
Express Correspondent: — ll.-.r
Kolb, an Inperiul (louncillor and a
close personal friend of the Kaiser,
has been vi-iiio-.' the United Stales
disguised as a poverty-stricken immigrant in order to study tl.e conditions uf life of the American Working
iiiiii.
"Social rpiestiuiis," he says in n
book describing his experiences, "always at inn I my attention. I
'idle mining press nnd the columns I «'"nlwl to learn the condition of the
f ,, . • , workers in America. There wen bio
il the American newspapers, nre now
lone way in do ii —to become a wurk-
levntmg much attention to the mug- , ' ,, ,
in:: III.ill inysi'll -•'•■ I cii.n-llided Iu
I!. T. I.owery udverli.-es in iIn*
"Kemie Ledge" that "ho will send
:hat paper to any nddresfl for life
for82"), lledoes nol -,,-iy however
whether he means the life of lhe pa*
per ... of the subsetiber.
npaniesAct, ,897. Q- McARTHUR & CO S
.',1 'is hereby given that Savannah Johnson Speak, resident Mine
M i i ul lhe Cooipany ai Vmir, B
C I, . been substituted the Attorney HOUSEHOLD NECESSITIES
of ■ Ihe Ymir Gold Mines, Limited,' : ,.,•■..., . , . ,
I ni- i- .In* tmm ul the year io gel your plus ol lhe many select p.
ui.'. that the former substitution of furniture. Iron ll.-il-. Linoleums, Kugs, Curpeis ami Hummock
Richard Mead Atwalcr nnd (Jeorge
11. bur.ih...i has been rev, kid.
tinted October 25th, I90L
"S. V. V.',,,11.,.,."
Ilegisiri. rof Joint Sim!; Companies
Notice,
I'd DELINQUENT CO OWNERS.
SOLE AGENTS FOR Till-', MASON-RTSCH PIANO.
D. ricARTHUR & CO
Furniture Dealers and Funeral Directors
NELSON. B.C.
N 15.—We an- -ile agents fur the Mm-hull Sanit.il'y .MiiUress ami the (il
Scclioual Book (.'use and Files.
"'"job printing
OK
EVERY DESCRIPTION
AT THE
, HERALD OFFICE
) ilieienl if- ii 11 being ul..ained from
try ii. and went tu Chic
placer mining operations l>\ u.eans| He saw many phases of life and
ii dredges in California nnd elsewhen
There are now aver 100 of these hii
ti- t.-iiii.i-s eating up the ground in the
California valleys, and such i-, the ex-
unoerwenl munv strange experiences,
ipentling .'■•• eeks in humble lodging-
houses, living nn ten cent meals,
and wiiuderinc through lho streets
I until fuiilsnro and weary looking for
lent uf theii opi ration- t h,it an uut- I tt.0,.|.
cry is being raised because of their Speaking uf the servant question
disturbance of ontlire's arrangement and the good treatinc.it and wag.-.
oi theeaitli. The pertinent point tu housemaids receive, he reiiiurks.—
, - ,i i- . i Thev have cood positions, these iiirls,
milling men however, is the fael thut '
I mid if I were mil an ulliciul- uf the
nil these big inachines ato inaKing . , ,, ,. , ,,
■ | ot the (ni inni ' ui eminent I would
money rapidly for their owners, and L.unt l0 | Imiiibcrmaid in ....
tlie industry bids fair to outrival the American family,
lode mining industry. In Montana Though he offered himself as wall
ill o wc road of one private individual!' f, dishwasher, driver, gal-rleuei-| ol-
w.hu lifter paying £100,000 for SO porter, lll-rr Kulb was unable to oil*-
acre* of ground, built a dredge at lhe tain einploymenl until, through tho
cost of §70,000, and calculates to re-1 intervention of another homeless
i mbilrsc himself in ono • eai a opera- ! wntnlen r, w In nl he calls "Friend Hill,"
lion. j he-ecu.id a temporary position as
What inni;.---. lids method of gold waiter ul an athletic association's
recovery more attractive than hide buiupiet.
TO W'ai.tki. .1. Mi-mii.-, i any
oiher person lo whom lie imy have
transferred his interest in the Meadow
Link mineral claim, situated on
Wild 11 oi se c.eek about, seven miles
from the town of Vinir. in the Nelson
Mining Division of \\'<si Kootenay
District, and recorded in the Itecord-
er's office for the Nelson Mining I)
vision,
Ynu nnd each of you u.-e I
notified thai I have expended sovenly
six dollars and eighty-seven cents
(-J70.JS7) in labor and in.proven.cots
upon .he above mineral claim in order
to hold s line under the p.to* isioiis of
tho Mineral Act and if within nine- :
ty ilnv- from the dale of . his notice
| you fail or refuse lo contribute your
portion of expenditure, together with
all costs of advertising, your interest
it: said claim will become the property of the subscribe., under section
I of an act entitled "An Act to
Amend the Mineral Ael. IbOO."
MITCHELL tait. Dealci'H in Staple aud Fancy Groceries, Miner's SumlrieH
Land... ymir, H. c .bis an day: |.|,,l,k.,ts S(K.ks Mitts G|ove8 Rubbers, Under-
nf October 100-i,
wenr, Overalls, Patent Medicines,
luii ing, i- tho greater measure ol cor-
ton. y «hich preltiins lo i. How
i - ei high elude u tpiu. If. vein nlu.v be
i u I he -ni fm .-, tin ie i- no nssiirunce
of i hn presistniice of i he high values
|i ileui h, mid the clement uf uncor
The l.n| eri d < ouneillor s n.-vt job
was a*, handyni .n a. a brewery,
After lea\ ing the brewery Herr
Kulb Int.l ci,phi*, uifiii in u bicycle
iclory ul ,i salary uf * ii.OO a week]
ml I' ul the work . irosunt -, but no.
All work entrusted to us is neatly and
promptly executed.
A. MACDONALD & Co.
WHOLESALE MERCHANTS.
Stationery.
NELSON B. e.
BOX 1095.
PERCY J. GLEAZER
Ni.i ice.
TO DELINQUENT CO-OWNERS.]
1,0 If. VV, Keech. or any oiher per
-on to uli.an he m iv have transferred bis interest in the St. Thomas
nnd Teleg.uph mineral claims situated
in .he Nelson Mining Divi- ... , _ , , ~
iotiofwe-t Kootenay District, and Mining Agent - Stocks and Share*
recorded in the Recorder's office for
the Nelson Mining Division.
Vou mid each of you are hereby --—AOENT FOR--—
notified that I have expended one
bund.ed .....I tw.. dollars ui.d fifty Mutual Life Insurance ('oinpiiny of N cw STork,
cents $102.00) in itibornnd hnprovo- Oiinailian Casulaty--Boiler Insurance Co.
men is upon the above mineral claims
in order to bold sumo under provisions London .Milt Hill Fil'l* Insurance ('('lllpllliy.
of the .Mineral Act, and if within
ninety days from the date of this no-'
lice vmi fail or refuse to cutitril tit'.-
I:fl
Watches
a
taint) is forcM't present, Will, hy- hard, Al llu end .if threo in...oh-.
ruulic mining this eletneiil cull be however, he left Chicago and went lo
eliminated to u I'm greater cxtenti San Kranciseo, thence i.'tinning
I'leliui'uiiii v '.p-intioii- .-.-... lit! eon homo.
ducted which .(ill practically as.-i.ie -i j -™__________^_
i n lam ave. '.'• -.able ftil a certain I
, mbi i ,,. feet over a i-erlain nreii
The pri'limiiinl y iprl-cl iulis • dilipll ted, I
the result i.- '. delimit' gri -- value in
.. il. and all I hut n main i ■ the fill- !
'. nl.io,1.1 of wot king t'osts in .- low .-. I
llguie as | ible, The dri-dgo itieth- !
ol i- admittedly ile i-he'.pt'si method
til ll...idling . In- ground U.ld lllidel
t ivorable eo.idi. ions large Ijnuiil ii it's
uie ihiill handled in • 'nlifoi iiiu al It---.
I hill live eelll- |'"r fllbic J II 111 The
higgesi dredge in opt hitiiin is said
|i -i less than f IU pel' day tl. npet
uie i
I ,.,,. i Unfa, olublfc L-otitlil n-:i-.
il, t is ..hen lite ground is tleltsel
,, ensl u ii li hi U di ..lid 11 ii- kly .plead
, (th huiildi. ■■ the i.. ll .- aid nol to
. .i i tvolvi I pill l nl'd.
\|, || ueeu Inni tl ll'Ij to lode iiiiii
in , . in i hi ■ purl uf III ili>h ' 'olu.n
|i ..,. i- tl.l' possibili-
i ivnitiim Iheiti fiiuli tl.il mi Ilib.1
il .. ing, li in fab ploiilios-
Lii-mioi to K.iy ll.ut dredgo minliig
Our gentleman's 14k
solid gold, hunting- •&
case watch (No. 13617) !|».
sells for $40.00.
KSl [no il-yenr tfolJ.lllled enu
vl-'tl IN,'. 1161S) Ina imiiic cxtfrl-
il'.ll "Itv.i.1' Illl.t-L-Illflll 10II1
fur $.. ,^,.
A buly's solid gold
wate!i(No.i35*;6)wlth
gtiarnnteed " Ryrie"
nuneine.it will cost
yon $35.6b,
|„ ., ..,.,. i;,,i.!-!.i:.,1 1., ie
IN ■. . ■-.--. li .•'">.« ""iy
$,;.,, '. 1 ,! I ,. , j'.il'igu...
KVfeiE lii>OS.
"|.:,\M(>i*ii> ll.-il I."
Ot til wn Vive Insurance Company.
yinir portion ofejtpendiiut'eittogetherpjj AVKN,f,-
will, all cos'.n of advertising, your ...-
Vmi I;, 1;. ('
tereM in saitl cluiin will become the
property of thosubscriber, under see
inn 1 of an itel entitled "An Act Id j 4
Amend lhe Mineral Act, l_0OO„
A.fi.PETERS.
Doled -it Vinir. B. C lids I III. i
day of Nov Ihol. *
-<-t......^.
I McLEOD HOTEL I
Ymif Transfer Co.
JACKSON 1$ I.i:\HV. Prop-.
Ti'aminq r.nd
Express . i..
All oi'l'-i*. promptly attended to
and t be ureal.-si care ext-rclsbd in the
hahdlinu of kiwhU
ilKADQVARTHUa FOll .MINlNC AiHN AND Till'. J
TRAVELLING I't.'lH.IC.
.S'ewly ful'lii.'-hed Ihlougliotll. Suhipli* hioms ill Contiectilill, ,
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3
Ibitr-s illl.SD to i"'J..'i() pel- llu.y.
nNLAV McLEOt), Pi'opiicttii'
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ASSAYING
UNION MADE
Shirts and Overalls
AUK
Cold. Silver, or Lead $1.00
Cuppi-f, - - - - i?l.f)0
Hold Silver. * - - 81,00
('bnrgl's .'..!• tllliL-r Itietul' on up
pllctltio.l,
mm. ' *
t I'HliD JDJUST1 JCjnT THE M ARKHT-
% When lIl.'V collie fitllll
I LENZ & LEISER
W ,. V ■ ■
ft I'uclwiv at » ii'tona.
I J, < . CAKRUTH.EUS.
E. VV. VvlDDdWSON
Prdvlnclid As-.ii;, e(
r.o. Drawtir All. V dll!, I1.C,
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Unioh Label on every Garment.
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The Sudbury, Ontario, Canada,
nickel deposits were discovered in
1800, but were not worked until 30
. . , . ., 'years afterwarjy, Previous to 1903
A one-quarter i >i t < - li rout , with 30 "
.... lb. v yielded 3'.', 150 tons of nickel
tool span will require gutters
in he ■ \* ide to carry off (lie watei. •
111,7 I'i ion- ot copper, n total value
JUST IN
uci.es wide lo curry oil the water. . .
,., , „ , ,,,, of ? ,0*1(1,220. 'I he crude .re is tors and a so to mine managers. I li>-\
I he sh.pe o the gutters should be at1 . '
^ ,. .; ,■ . .i - . .. o ............i.. i. ...... ■ i .
when the resistance, measured in
ohms, is very low, the presence of
mineral is indicated.
The machines have been i.l use in . < ,. , , . ,, , ,, , ,. ..
,, ,.. . „ , lai' nt A-licrf.ll I ulntui-.. I >• i in it Iml in "jet vour sniitih
Ualitornni lor sever***! years and have! , •■ ■•
proved of greul ossistuitco to prospec-1 ' '"' " n',',|'•
le i-l one ('ml in lil'ty feet, and il is
bettor io have one and . ne-hulf fool
estimated to contain 2.G to 2 7
drop in that distance
p| i r. In all I 800,000 tons of
i have been mined iu thi- dislii.i. tl.,
Th,-idea underlying the so culled )SU|phiile content running Iron, 00
"secondary enrichment" theory is that .„,,. ..,.,,,. ,„ .,., pel, ,.,.,„, T|„. ,, _
nftei the main deposition of mineml, | ,„,vi,itii« portion o£ tho oic is maili-
percohtting waters remove part of th.-'!v „,„.-,,.; „.,,„.,, MTVl„. .,. ., (ll|V ()t-
'" " from one place and by deposit-1 tl,a *,,,.,, p,.0Ijue,j ,ven ,„. *,jg|., ,.,-
ing ii in another thereby increase tho't|10 minm |,.IVI. p,.0juce-*] ovol. 100,000
values nl that place This theory C)c-|tuna Wlc|,. fuur l,nye produced 200,000
plain- so many facts connected wilh' t-*-,,,^ ,l!1(i un(. „„„,, ,|,ilM 400,000.
ire deposits that wo do not doubt
11 i- a cum.non idea that the carrying capacity of a pipe is iu proportion io ii- interna! area, This is.
One thousand feet (board measure) however, not correct. A pipe four
of well seasoned pine will weigh from feot iu diameter bus only four times
1,200 to 1,800 pounds, according to t|,ettrea of a.pipo 2 feet in diuinetoi
the proportion of resin in them. The nm| V(1, ,|,,. f(JU, •■„,-, pipe wi|| r.l|TV
yellower and browner the pine, the 5.6Q*tim«i ns inooli flnir] us the two
more resin it, contains. Freshly cut foo, pipe un(Jl,,. |h(, s;||||, comjitjon ,,,
green lumber from the hills wilj Jel,Mtl, and headj in other word-, a
weigh nearly twice as much. The two foot pipe will carry 17,0 percent,
whiter tl.e pine board is when pro
nt, uf nickel and 2.0 per cent, of the value, but bv them ilu- width
• and direction of a vein and ii- depth
below the surface can be rccurately
determined.
T,.o year.- ago an electr.i-geudelic
machine wus used tu ...ike u plan of
the .Sunlight claim near Ainswnrih,
Mr. 11 ill ill has a copy ol' the pi ill
-till and exhibited it to the reporter.
thai i. i- of permanent and of in
ere ising value to the niinei
duced, the. more water it will gi\
up during the process of seasoning.
While llu; mineral resources of .lap
uii have been recognized, it is no
generally known thai in the seven
teeth century ibis nation was an i.n
V port.-iut source of supply nf tho gold
" or nearly IS per cent, us much as
will u fuur foot pipu, This proposition of carrying capacity doe- not
i* hold good for Bill.die.' pipes of the
t same proportionate diameter. A one
foot pipe has only 17 per cent, of lie
. carrying capacity of a pipe two feet
n diameter, and a one inch pipe will
silver and copper of the world, fn a curry only 14 per cent, as much as a
recent book by John W. Foster on
' American Diplomacy in the Orient''
it is recorded that doriog the seventeenth century the Dutch exported
from from Japan 43,482,250 pounds
sterling in gold and silver, principally
gold, and in that and the next cen
tury 200,203 tons of copper, a metal
ut that time scarce in Europe,
Twenty years ago, or in 1884- the
Broken Hill Proprietary mine, uf
Australia, was located and it. has
practically been in active operation
ever since. Up to October I, of this
ycur, it hus distributed in dividends u
total of $48,888,000. Hi nor. its first
ore wus mined and up to tl.e present
tinio it has produced 7,115,879 tons
ot ore, that has yielded 662,303 tons
of lend, 6,600 ions uf unti.uoi.ini lend,
1,564 tons of copper, 9,531 tons of
silver, and about 2i5 tons of gold.
There has been expended in plant IJG,
il I 7,4 13, and $35,000,000 in wages to
workmen.
Blasting in shafts l.y tl." use nf ihe
cilvaiitc battely is now successfully
iieeoinplished by employing what are
termed "delay fuses;'' These are
fuses which rbqliire time—the fraction
ol' -i second—to caust! un explosion
I!-, this mentis "cUttillg holes'' ll.aV
l.e tired lii.-t, 11 '• intermediate ''sinking holes" nt'.tt 'lid the "squaring up'
holes last. Tl;.- great duiniigu to
\ timber often resulting by the simuh
-• liiiieous dischiii .e of the full rnnti'l of
holes is thus avoided to a great extent, and llu' ednefs tin mil havo to
inn the rink il.eidi nt to ''spitting' u
large number -1 holes.
The •'I'lltllei I, -de''..!' (''illf.il.il is
hue of the Coming '.ones of lhe Ooldfin
Htato, iii cont indistinct ion to the
-Mother Inlde. Tile "l'.llher Lode''
Is on a line SSI.hiding from Michigan
Bluff to Qtlin •. It cronies the euuh-
I.esuf Placet': Nevada, BieiT.I mil
I'luiiias, ll I' ll.iW/s a inaintuuth dike
of sorpentine The terpentine is foi
fowed in a straight hue from Mitihi-
"iin Illull't1. Wuiu. •.. 11 hi .in lin-
'"*•*• ... ,
known qUanlii i It if- Known thut
Ihe chariiclii i-'ie- if tile "Fiitbei
lii.de" are, .!.-'l"--.e dly, (be slim'' as
Unit uf the "Molhe" Lode," but it has
been nt'gleei' d ih dovelopnient. The
"Mother Lode' lias l.eell located upon
fur u hundrr I iniles. The "Father
Lode," extcn linu iliwiirds; is most
Iy virgin U.I' I " *■. Ilel-e and tln-re
mines ou 'b 'M-'ithhr l.'ide" have
shown extra i.-ib. ii'i richness. It* i<!
•fliltracting alll'Oti.ltl and hext yea.
the "Fathel' Bod California" will "
lie lhe iiligo I foi de' prospector and j I
Ininer looking fur u.--< lie). Si
do no. indicate the kind of mineral ui
RUBBERS.
— Our Stock i- Complete, Prcpara for Winter
(lur < ii'dccfv Stock is Fiv-ii. loan mid lTp-tn-di
ski-: I'm i-'.ii; u-jsine.sk
IE^£':ilE'BDesBrisay Jobbing Co.
.. i i i e i.... i
two inch pipe
IIadii|in never ceases to emit energy in the form of light* and is perpetually bo.i.binding its surroundings
with minute particles of iis substance, acting at the twine time us a
regenerative furnace, which, though
without apparent apparatus for renewals, is warranted to retain its bent
energy for more than 2,000 years.
Professor Rutherford and Mr. Sod.lv
offer solution of this double conundrum. They allege; that the corpuscles of the riidiuui atom ure constantly colliding) thus developing a state of
chronic friction and disruption competent to furnish tl.e phenomenal
energies of heat und motion which
the radium displays This belief,
though accepted with considerable
limitations' by **,ir VV. Crook, s, is repudiated as reVDlUtionery by Lord
Kelvin, who will not even entertain
tllO idea of the dlsinlegi.itit.il theory
as a will-king hypothesis. Noting lhe
Ctllie--.ll.itl.erf.lid ostiritafce of the tremendous pacB at which Indium spits
foi th beat for about a year, Lord
Kelvin say's that if Ibi- amazing
emission really la-ts month after
month, fie-h energy musi somehow
lie supplied Ini... will.out, olherwisi
the .-all iu iet i io apparatus of the litmus
inilst full oilt of Working older. In
other wolds, tht* requisite sinking is
donB by the ivavts uf the ether which
bring the ftiHiuce fresh luud- of energy ad libitum, still mote conservative are lite eminent M, Berihelol
und his followers, wl... assort that the
new riidio-iietivliy i- possessed by
almost all known bodies, and ilia! [
radiil.lt. litt-S pliolpluli Its, r.'i'io'*. il-j
I'nertv frottl till' 111n.
point where thai reading was obtain
el. the operator made, a series >»f con-
i Iric circles. A line wus drawn
thruugh the points of lowest resistiqice
on ouch of the circles. Since then
the claim has been opened und developed und lhe \.-in was found run
ning exactly in the direction and fur
the distance indicated by the nui-
chine,
Many mining men in Kelson have
inspected the machine, and it is like- j
Iy that a local syndicate will acquire
one for use in ibis distt iet.
The headquarters of the company
i-at San Francisco and 1) P. Hatch |
islhegener.il agent, Brace Hatch
is representing the company here at
present and is operating the machine,
lie has many contracts to fulfill in
the nest few weeks and left for Ains
worth to begin the lirst Tuesday
morning.
Clark's Furniture Store I
WILLIAM CLARK
Undertaker and Furniture Dealer
Mail orders promptly attended to
Bmcn Stuui.t, - Yinit
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Kirisi-cliiss Diniiin' Room. -Od'C • • • •
Best 1.um.Is of Willi
Liquors and (Mgnra.
OWEN BOYER, Prop.
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The Best Meals
Ami Accomiiiotlation
In Towni ♦
VMIM
iMorle-y & Co. Stock
of' Xnins Goods.
I Fancy Goods, ToyA and
Books, Violins, Quitars,
Banjos etc. etc.
VMIR STACiti
fvleota train cVery morniiig
r t , • " ....". *''•,• .-■--.....--
t . .. . „..., 1' exoepi Sunday, for froidil
I Ahn0 8t3lectionnf.Wl.iie8, J and tlassencers for Vmi)
X f^i'iuors anil Cigars. | mj„ By special orders on
X X\ Suntlays. Or for Ymir mine
X •) W. MABTERSON, I'.op. I
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onl.-itly ni-i-M-i'ii l.'li- bplnlnn ton* •*. Ii»-.li.*r tin
liil*|.|,ll,ill IS poll:ill?!V |.illnr i.. !-'. ' ..l.eiililiH:..
ii,,ijn.irirMS(-iii;tl''".i.|.il. linn ai-i'ihell I'liienti.
.—i.l (i.-,-. lMi!i*i-,t .iL'-ti'-y fori", niflliil I'-ilniM.
I'lili-nlil tnki-ii ilir.mvli Ituntl .V CU. "-'v.-eUe
l|irn,il ll'ititf, v.-ll lieut I tl.ir^*.*. Iu '.'id
Scientific jHwerican.
Ahandinniel}lllollfaled wriviv. UtTjUti dr.
tiiiiiiii.M .-( imif HL-iyiititl-i Jiiiiiiml. 'I'.-tni.". M ii
roiir: I'.ur ni.i-jtli. fl roi.l ii>ml nlwidj-Jilttn,
MP & Co.«•*--"• New York
Bra.-cl- oilil-o. HIM, Wii-.li.uiiiur.UC.
At Prices Without Regard
for cost. Yon can save
50 pt-r cent.
Everything in this clast-
must be sold before Xin ..-*.
and price* are redicnlous-
Iy low.
Mortgagee
60 YEAi-nV DfSTitlCT MANAdl-'.K WANTED mviXL,M
experience ., NELSON.
PermunonI p..-.tion; rapid ntlvance-1 \
iiii-nt; siilu.v n.ni expenses] t''.ll in- | ""
. !■:;;:;:;::::' s wiison & Harshly
Triioe Mar«s 'l'l"''I- I-* Nichols Co 1 l.t'.l. Toi-ont.
UESiGHB ' , ,, , ,. , ,, ■ , , , ,
CbpvR.OHf S &u. (.Mr!it .'.Ir tins paper.)
ALEX. ODDIE. Prop-
Prospecting Made Easy.
Mi-lsiut No«-»i—UrUco 11.....li of!
l,os Artgblon, tt-tls in ili.'.-iiv Monday
I'kliibltin^ .in t,lt'.-tri.','('...l(-ii.- mineral
linillT. it.- iVus .•ic.'oiupiinii'.l to I
Oriinilo Uy Ur. t OiTjatJn, .1. o. I'm ;
i-iiiiiiil'1 ami Willi un llu.ls.n. A
li'st »;l*i rtliull] llicl-c oil tlio sin I'ii.:.' of
sou.i- pin li.-illv (Jevt'lopeil cluinis and
ilu' rendiligN of tile ilntclilne Wero
foiltnl to i-orn-.i ui'l eltltctly "ill. tlie
restlltfl -it' ilevcldpilii .1. work iill*early 1
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Ulei' \\v llul. ii '•■.! l.i'r.M.l ll.i'
I-i- l'l' ill" ll.llCl.i.lb I" 1 l"l !'!!cr Of
I'lu- Dally N.-»-.:. Tin- i.-.i-iime !• of>;
■Vri'i 1 liy Hi" .'ni 1I1 to itlbctl-iti currents
in i-n lici .Irately irit*a urt'.l The ri
i*.i,m. !• OlTel'Ctl liy ..iiiu-ml-- ii ap- 1
i-.vi.il.U li'-'i limn I luil nll'eled io
iini-ioi..- -.r "inn.'.- ('litisi-ipieiitly I
Sterling
ilver
Pro*u A ccfT-cc
i\mct\ t*3d tliouh-
t i.d dollftr pre-
ibntatlon Htt.
ilenty Ilirtaft
finns* tadlltles
for maklbg K>Hd
1 ilvet ware ot v
j ,,t4r^.',^(l liy HO
Oilier concern in
Canada.
CLARtT JUrt. ArtisticdtflKn-
cri, liiodrrii mactllll-Sty- Knd skilled lumd
H'orkera all ittuUrllte direct MipcrVliidh t.f
c nl ;i.*;:i inpttibera of the firm, make an nn-
t [tialled cbmbluallotl for lurdlnft dUt fint-
\V(.I tl.
Vv'ritc f.if tiltlAtta'terf rr.!a'oc»e.
Jewelry,
Siefllrtj SllVer,
Silver Plate,
'A'-itclics, «tc,
Henry Birks&Soiis
BiRft'..- Donbma
MONTREAL
J.w. I.r. i-. h % I x --.ir&cy
1.1. I-...1 .1 Mil. 0
Ymii1 Citizens
Association.
MI'.lsTS
I AH*t 11 IMi-W IN BACH MONTH.
-I W. It..ss, President.
I» Cam.'.'.:...:, Seureluiy.
l<,im»tT McLboii, Tl-ellftUret,
Draymen and
Teamsters
YMIK, II. C.
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Specialty.
Corl'ersiiontleiiee pronipi i,*-
attended i<.
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MILL WOOD.
Delivered ttnj
Iillice 111 li.U II.
Stove Lengths
SI 00
Per Sari Load.
iNirlti Rid J
Liiiiilici1 (ibi Ltd 1
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NK1.SOS * II. SHEPl'Altll KV. ci
liBl)MOUNTAIN H.VH.U'AV CO
WASlllNClON .*- ''. -V HV
V, V. .*-■ I. KV. « N. CO.
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and O. '!. * N. Co . foi p. ini
^ «.'*.. II."I -'"'ll
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^ lalid and Nelson with >'"■ '.'
•f ['oci'dc I Jail • "
* j (',,111 is al N-l-oo vitli tin. • II
j 1... '-,'. 1' ,. foi Ittwlo ■' i K 0."I H
! points.
ilonnbtiU -" 1 '■"It'" v .'l. ■' .■ '
. Ireciiwood ."i'i M.'' ■■ ... I'.''
llullol ears .un on train 1 ......
J Kpnliane ..','1 Ilejioblic
* 11 \ ,l.\( KMllN
4 .,. ii.-' -.il I' i.-'i-.^i 1 A-
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|YMIR BUSINESS GUIDE
ASSAYIXC,
K. W. Widuowson.
II.-.KI.KY
M.s. Crowe,
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WJia-1 present i* more pleasing to a Lady, I'n.'v.i'ci.,/,
Il-aii an up-to-date ring, sel with one or more. ,,,.,,,, niUJ""
stones?
We mighl jusl remind you that for Xmiis .rifts ltinus are
very much in demand, and the fact thai they cun he
purchased ;it very reasonable [irices makes them
still more popular for Xnnts presents.
Note the following prices:
Bob. '.^ !0k. hand rin'' (the word
Pet or 1 lulling engraved oil
pahy's 10k. I stone gem ring $1,00
Misses 10k 3 stono gem ring 1.001
Misses 10k plain Hand ring l.OOj
Misses 10k. single stont Emerald |
ring 1.75 ]
Misses 10k Toi'i'uoiso it Pearl j
Cluster ring 2.001
lSirtliday rinifs, (stones suitable
tor eueli nioiilh in the year) ."..00,
Liuly's 10k. •"< .-tone Gurnet .1-
Pearl ring 2.50 I
Lady's 10k. u stone Opal &
Pearl ring 3.00!
Lady's solid gold lluckle rings,
set with one stone 85.00 und 15.75
liolid guld, Lovers' knut ei.gnge-
n.ent ring, set uiil, one .stone ,"..".(.
10k. .1 ruby >v 0 Pearls engagement ring 13,50
10k. ,'J Sup] h re ,v G Pearls en*.
gagi:niQnt ring IG 00
10k. (i darnels it '.I Pearls engagement ring 3.00
Ink fi stone Opal ring 7.00
Ink. "i stone Pearl ring _ 10.00
(iinis' I Ik. Signet ring I" 00
Cents 10k. Signet ring .'...".(i
Lady's solid gold Signet ring i\.:,()
JJ**4***,
Hill ...in.is ami IIENTS .. UN.sit.soil. Campbell.
ln-sUiisiiy Jobbing Co.
Newill * Co.
I'UHNITDIIK liKAI.I -.(
William Chirk.
UHOCKItlKS.
li. Cuniplit'll.
UesUiis.iy Jobbing Co.
,s II. Seaney.
HOTELS,
(josuiopuHtiiu—.lobii Breini.
McLeoil lions"—l'inlnv .Mel.e.iil.
Miller House—S Miller.
Palace—Tait .1: Ruddy,
Vancouver— Owen Boyer.
Waldorf—(jenrgo Column.
Vmir—J. W. Musterson.
I.At.IKS 1 I UNISIIlNIi AND MII.I.IMIKY
Mrs. .John MeLeod.
M.MN.i IlKIDKIll...
Percy •). (ilcazer.
1'IIINTINH.
Herald Ptiblistilng In.
ST VI IONEIIY,
I). Campbell.
S. 11, Sc.uey .
1 TEAJISTEltS
Harslinw .V Wilson.
Jackson .v Leahy.
Alex. Odillc.
t'MiEKIAKEU.
William Clark.
Ymir is Safe.
v\'e Have Medicines For All Ills Of The- Mind and
Body.
A complete line of patent medicine's of which the following
arc ii lew. Castoria, Heel Iron and wine, l.iin^ Balaam,
Pierce's Favorite Prescription, Yellow Oil, Piiines (Jelen
Cninpi Hind. I In. id's nnd Avers Sarsoparilla, Painkiller, Syt up
Pius. Pink Pills. Ctirt.'i'.s. Cliiisc.s and Dodil's Pills. Nestle's
Milk food, Mecca Ointment, :> 11 Liniment, Florida Water,
Castor Oil, Kpsom Stilts, Sulphur, Glycerine, Va-siline,
Linseed. Tooth Powders. . . . We have also put in a coin
plete line of school supplies.
D. CAMPBELL.
Spokane Falls &
Northern Ry.
PATENAUDE BROS.
Watchniiikeis, Opticians, and Manufacturing .lewellels.
BAKER STREET, NELSON, B. C.
Phone 293.
'V lie only .ill rail route bet-weep
points east, west and solllli to Russian.I, Nelson, Grand Forks and lle-
publlc. Bilffct cars run between Spokane and Nortliport.
Effective .lone 1-T.h. 1908,
'e.ivc Daily/Plain Arrive
8.46 .1.111 Spokane 0.15 p.m
|(J 40 11.in Kossliiuil 4.86 p.m
9.82 .1111 Yinir 6 86 p 111
7.ill a.m "Nelson 7.20 pin
'.1:85 am Grand Forks 4 00 p.m
8.30 a.ni Republic 6.15 p.m
SAVE TIME.
A.TJX* THE TliMIE
BY USING
GREAT
NORTHERN
RAILWAY.
TO
Seattle, Tacoma
AM) ALL
M. TAIT. J. ItUDirV
PALACE HOTEL
YMIR, ]}. C.
We carry the leading brands ini ported Liipi 1-
and Ciirirs, .Stout, Ale. Brandy and Wine,
The Mutual Life hisurance Company of'N. V,
Has Assets Exceeding $400,000,000.
A policy in it is the safest investment known to man.
Cash invested in Life Insurance i* cash invested thut will
return compound interest.
All successful business men carry large amounts of life
insurance. It provides for the family, protects a man in his
old age, and protects his other investments, For rates "i1
any form*of life insurance apply to:
Percy J. Gleazer, Local Agent-
BURNT BUT NOT BUST
We are doing business again, and next week will have as
complete a stock as ever, We have now a complete line ..I
RUBBERS OP ALU. DESCRIPTIONS.
- - i- '•■ * < '■• ■ •*,... - ■ • 1 |j,in Hid llowers tliu! tlo.iiir-li will
CORRESPONDENCE. ;;| triii-m* •*.«»?,
'"" -.-*,,-"-: While Rdme that at,, planted *i" I i"»AGlFlO COAST POINTS
Tho following is contributed l.v n'ero tlbcoy .
1lol.11 Blakely, who had Iiiu hand injured in the Hnllim Hhinglo mill re--
.l.ii.'-. 111. w. r.i.V.
eently.
THIS SllAI.I'i <i|'' l.ll'l'i
St. Paul, Chicago, New
York, and
Mr. Lott Returns Not. ! ALL POINTS EAST
There's n shade in the early morning, |*e||tjV|lle, Lint., Nov. 2D.--Mr. PALACE AND TOURIST
\ slu.il- when th- s,,n unes,low,,. ,,,,„„•- |,,,u, who i*. otit on .<,,„(u,j s|.|-;i-;i'|,|is BUFFET,
I'.IIAIIV (Alts, MODEHN
DAY COACH EH,
DINING I'AHSi
'•l'l' *:. |.l.'..c'.lull shu.les the llidliin. |„ij| ,„ ,|„, ballot-bo* .-use. **l I
All in his hunting gown, have appeared in tin- Poliee Court I
Hi, wai-IIkB hem!, it n.h.-st not, t|,U mol'liillK I..-UM- his hilll, He 1
Th.1.iuIi "hulled with lonely oare
failed to appeal'ill '-t.it.-..fu telegram
H- i-l. not ..» panning pilgrims, «r,u.s.i I.a i hits
,, 1 , . *. 1 ... alleged til have been —..I hv hiin,
I'm- In li-iirt 1- always tlierB.
f...in syru.iiM'vi'-n'idi.Vi und M.-i'.'i-. J Best Meals on Wheels.
trate Hint accordingly declared hi-
,, 7, , , O FAST TRAlNfi h i" tlie market.
, hn.l I'silented, und called ujt l.-.o-l-. ;' I « J
it j men William f-nit, Henry Ill-own * EAST'AND WEST DAILY L jjjgjj, opposite depot, Vinir
Tlii'i-'s u simile in the dull dnl-k
wciil her
When Hie chilli* ure -.'..Iding o'er
iVIipii il.- heart doth mourn ii
4""'1;"'" ,. . I and OoorgeWhitiy to make good tl.e j S| ift, Kn,,,|.>-„1 |(at(,s
And the ilioollllglil sl s 1,0 more ; ,lmolnu „, ,|„.|- bri||(| .(.,,,, j,llR,^ .,,
Asl.-i-11 on Kith --I'iitisoi. pllluw • 1 1 ,1 1 , . ,, ,
,,,-., ,, trate iiiihI he thonglit tltrtt if .Mr I....1 .,
Sh.ul-d tilth eurtlily -nute. , ItiUI' CllOIcO oi Koiilt
I... 1 1 !• I . ilpnoarldl within n I'liasllnable timo
It tin- millil hus toiiiul |io\* Ireiisitre rl .
Tl.-.-'- peiiee and fort there :""' B>'*ernntoiit would not inni' ; r(l|?l,r(1|ng ,,.,,„, 0tt„ „„ „.. ,„,(||,,<s .,„
I the forfeiture of tin. bail. agent of the S. V. .*--N. llnilway ol-
II. A. JACKSON. ]|. IMANDr,
B. I' * P- A. (.. 1*. 1*. T- A.
GLOVES, HITTS, TOP SHIRTS, and UNDERWEAR of all grades.
NEWITT & CO.
At Present in the Union Hall building.
yMIllLODGE, No. 82, K. P. WAT.T^fTRT?
Meets lirst and third Moir I "▼ -**.4JJ^V*/-£V«
,y-i of month, TTO'P'F'T
N'isiting brothers welcome. XXW X HlXJ , . ,
Wm. Coffey, C. C. __
Chuuiik Wooiwiub, K.11. ». j Headquarters for nininy
; "and Commercial Men
Cosmopolitan
Hotel . . 1 .
(Under entirely i\f^- milnagCthMnt.j
Dihihg Ltooln and Bar
sii|)|.lii'(l wifli thu be-St
Most comfortable hotel in the .lis
triet: Everything filnt-olnnH,
YMIH, I). C.
To World's Fair, St. Louis
Your Choice of Home,
l-"..r rut. •*, fhltlel's mul full iuforniullull
, *-B l'l ___
JOHN I'.lll'iAt:, frot.
iTIKSlt \Nil SAl.'I'I'.ll M|-;,fi
'•"■ "" """ •■",-"1' Wholesale mid llotiiil
I her-'- u sh.-lde 0(1 lllis « l-.-ilv lif" of
inni",
SIi.itled with !o!i-l.v eutt'i '
ii'ii.-i.-i.ii ..ht.uid inosi itsti-eusur- Kootctlciy Coffee Co*
Whin morn for life to .-nic,-
Blinded in pity for Mice and all,
Th- moments. nmo nnd go,
Dli, ih- world wilh ile- loss of a
now-born cull)
\\ uold bo -hi..Ii-.t in t.'iuls .,f woe,
rjO W, IllversMu Ave Hpokano
UMBO.
COFFEE ROASTERS
l'l -I. iii-, long shaded 11 uts, I |
tiu-i tho'y ure none.
And virtue •.'•ill |-"i..i i" .. swcci j
I'.v.'l's SOIIgi
Ladies'
Furnishings
Millinery
ami
Staple
Hiqh * Crnde * Goffeea Goods
Mi?*, j. McLEC^M
NHLHUNiJJ.G iC'.sf Olliee Sl.iic. - Y\in,.
V.'li'l.-vili* iitel i-btu.il dliali'M
•ii I'l-slt Konsted
MEA* MAKKKT
SMOKE
Mail OrdeC-i iHi-ivL* prompt llitelltinl
.10111*1' PHHdlWIM'; Pt„|..
Till-', IlKST llllASl. hi-' iJoMfcSTIC
GIO-ARS.
IMILLER HOTEL
The Kootenay Standard; SAM MILLRHj Prop,
and Judnita.
M w.f \. I'.ii.:ii u-l
Headquarters fdr Miiiiiiu Mn
.. ll111' -siippli-d «itl! best lll-und* .-■
/• G. Thelin & 0d. .wineii Ikjaor**) ithtl citron,
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Fiurr Avi-xo
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