/��� THE NICOLA HERALD VoL 2. No. 15. NICOLA, B. C, THURSDAY, APRIL 12, 1906. $2 a Year RAILROAD ROUTES LOOSED GOOD FOR NICOLA BHING ON M/ W LINE. Canadian Paolflc Railway Made Num _rou* Surveys Before Finding Present Location of Railroad Line. In view of the railroad construction now fnit'P on in th* valley, li is interest- inar tr. cinsider that at tine time there wag a T-osiihility of the C. P R main line pawn, thr- u_th Nicnla Valley. It had hem decided that the hest pa>s through the Rocky Munteiniaaa the Yellow Head tnd between thtt and tht coast at the end of IH"- three routes were reported for the Iranscohiiiientalrailrtad. First. The one fr��m Yellnwheed Pan hy the rivera Thoinpeou and Frater to Burr-inl inlet. Second. A loop line lea. in*, lhe first St Ksilll"0|ia 'tnd p ���sanifj ill n_ Nicolt lak* through the Ci_piahalia pass to tht Kra*rr It Hope h.n tn Burrard bile.. Third. A line branching fmm ihe firs at the conflueiiiw nf tht river. Clearwater and Thoiniison ahove Kamloops and er. tending to K-quimall. N<>ne of thest lilies .-ulil he considered wholly satisfactory and it became i.ecesstry to continue the work "f the survey. In 1873 there wert seven rniitts re- ported uo ii Tin route fbri-gh Nicola Valley and then. ������ hy tl.a C->quat*. -Il�� to Hope li still one of them, hut 'he difficulties of the route lie in the 128 mile! between Hope and Kaiiiloops involving an ascent of 3613 feet with gradnnts ranging as high an 172 feet in s mil.' and tailing for tuiiiielllng.thesggregate len_th being eatiuiatcd at tiv* miles The alter native route of continuing frmn Kim loops hy Lytfo* tnd then hy the Fras*r to Hope was agaiu uiifavoraMy reported up- 0, then being formidable difficulties tlnog the canyons of tht river Thoropion i' il Fraser, owing tn the eiireme y ntr row gorges through which these rivers 1-iw enttiling enurnioUHly httvy work tnd proportionately great cost. The re. Oiaimng routes do tot call fur toy special Belli mn In 1874 a re-eianimation of the route through the Coqushalla waa made, and it Was found that while important change! o*_|*f through the Yellow Head pass wa* abandoned and a ne* mute the Kirking Horse Pass was fintll. filed upon a* being tht chosen routt. Perhaps (hit wis due ii,..r* tn r-'gencies ia the prairie re^i-ms than to difficulties In this province. It is interesting huwaver, to note thai now, when railways are being prospected in frequently in Brush 0 I" uin|ua the ne* lines hallo* to closely lie olle for the track to reach Coutlee by lhe first of May ��� not to mention the question of high water One of the principal causes of delay hns been lack of ties. It appears that the order was misconstrued with the result that ties ran short during the early part of last week, and at the present time matters have not improved to any considerable extent. A trip down the right of way reveals at once the principal cause of delay���the scarcity of men. The majority of the men employed are ndians, who. as is well known, will work hard until they have m-ide a small stake, then they will lie around several days and incidentally indulge in booze A pr )minent contractor stated that his chief difficulty was keeping his men. I he contractor in question has a,reputation for treating his men well, both on the grade and in camp, so that the reason for men straying is yet to seek. A restless feeling is very apparent among the men which can be directly traced to the indecision as to further con struction. Should this construction proceed the restless feeling would at once vanish, blown away by the certainty of remunerative work until far in the fall of the year. The facts enumerated are rather disappointing but nevertheless our readers need not become pessimistic with regard to the future as should further construction be advised as we have good reason for believing it will be, things will hum in the valley this summer. LOCAL NEWS Dell King and wile .ere I* Nioolt from the Chirter'i ranch ye��terriey. IN CCELO QUIES M. P. Sttwsrt left Tuesday morning for Vancouver and other _���___ cities. D-.lph Fyall of F.l.ir <_ Co."s establish, ment it Coutle* w,i t visitor to Ks_i. loops this week. , A. Irwi-, Indian -Kent, tnd Vfrs. Irwin arrived in Nicola last evening, and will leave for Hedley in a few days. Mrs. .1. P. Liindy of titter Flat who has been ill for some wHeka with a severs Cold is now convalescent. Mr. ind Mrs. P. Mclnnes, Mrs. Phillip! and Miss Rtrtha Woodward of Lower Nicols were in Nicnla on Sunday. Church of England service will he held at Nicola tomorrow, Oood Fridev, at 2:30 o'clock and on Sunday at 11 a.m, and 7:30 p, m. A cricket match will lie played tt Nicola ou Saturday between Coutlee and Nicola. It is hoped that a practice match will he played on Ftiday afternoon. Friends of Judge Cornwall "f Ashen f' who has been confined in St. Joseph's hoapitsl, Victoria, will he glad to kn-w that he is making good progress towards recovery. L Mackay ahn has been employed in Barwik's Harne��s Emporium left on Tuesday's stage fir Ashi-roft sod will pro- reed to his ranch near Highland valley to look after his crops. Secretsry F'nmerfelt of the Vsncouver Tourist Association sines that numerous enquiries are heinit made at the Ass. _ia tions rooms, relative to vacant land* in the Nicols Valley. .lames Pooley returned to N'snlt an Monday evening via Kamloopa, from a three months trip to his old home in England. He had a verr enj.yaMe time but is glad to be back in Nicola again Mr. and Mrs. 'l-"ma�� Willismi of ^i ncei Bridge were visiting in Nicnla Va 'ry lait wttk Mrs. Williams will rt main with her parents, Mr. and Mrs R. Johnston at Lower Nicola for t ihort time. J L. Riown representing 'he K'irij Cigar Factory ��nd Emil Stern nf thi Kits Inept Bn-wcry, passed thi u_h N n- _.�� on Tuesday ..n tti'ii way t Kam'oopi from a trip through the Okanagan and Similkameen. MRS ROBERT SCOTT OF ROCKFORD PASSES A WAV Numerou* Relatives and Friend* Mourn tbe Lota of An Old Lady Noted For Her Piety and Kin dn ett It it with great md sincert regret wt have to report the death of Mra. Robert J 8cott of R. .kf..rd. Mrs Sett had a paralytic stroke last simmer and then weregrtve doubts at that time of till re Covery. She however, ilnwly regained strength tnd during the last few months was able to he ont and about again. Ahout ti o'clock on Tuesday evening Mrs. Sc- tt ��aa seized wnh another stroke and although everything wa�� done that possibly could she passed away it 9 46 tht satis evening in the presence of her hui- b.nd, her son S J P. Snott tnd her grandchild, Miss M Edwards. The deceased whose maiden nami was Mary Ann Ma-sfw, wss horn in Durham, Ontario, on 12th Mar-h, 1831 With her husband and family she cam* to British Columbia in M��y, 187K. arriving tt Rockford shortly afterarards, where sh* has aince resided Mrs. Scott wis known all over the dialrict for her kindness uf heart. A life lung Methodist, her many ads nf Christian charitv endeared her to all irrespective of creed or dogma. No one calling at Rockford could fid tn b�� struck with the calm and sincere piety "f one who had passed the allured span. There was no cant snd no striving aftsar effect jn her conversation on things holy, nut as .me who >i-ited her la'ely ssid aht was a true Christian wnh boundless faitb tod trust. The deceased leaves t hu*band and several children to mourn her loss, of tht children Mrs. Morrison, Mn, Humt and J A. J Scott are in Kamlonps, S. J. P, Scott i. at R..ckf.ird, R. J Scntt. Wmni- I peK, Mrs Aird and Wm Scott in tht : N -rthwest, Mrs Prlacoll ��nd Bet j. Scotl | in the United Sts'ea, besides two brothert Bei.j Moore of Victoria and Jut, Moore i nl Kamlonps, all of whom are eipected in Kamloops to attend the last aad rites. A short service will he held at R rk fnni on Saturday morning st 10 o'clock, th* Rev. J. Pye officiating. The body j will then be taken In Kamloops and th* ! funeral will take place from the Methodist Church there on Tundty afternoon at two I o'clock. The pall httrrrs will bt .limes Aird, J. Frisken, Jot (Juichon, F. W. Jackson, Wm. tnd J McLeod. The family havt the sincere sympathy of t Itrge cr cl�� of friende ii the lost of i kind and loving wife and mother. 1-sac Eastwood who hss t��. n mane*er ot James Pooley I butch*r simp for ihe past year, spent a day at Aspen Urns* this week looking over hii mining prp- trties and will leave nn tha stsge tumor row (of Kimloiipi on hii way to Vernon. For Sali���Potatoes, first class quality suitable for leed ur table, alio wheat for chicken feed. Apply E. G. Walker, Coldwater, Coutlte. Hugh Irvine and H ward Farr have been doing their hest to improve 'he roads below Lower Nicola the early part uf last week. Much work is yet ne.es tary to perfect our oommnnitation ia preparati n for tht increased summer traffic-the .illume of which none can anticipate. The rotd from Lower Nioolt up it tevtral placea would b* tbe better with tont work Dowle's Stock Speculation. Offl litis of the Chnsti.n Catholic enun h at Znui City hav* declared thst it waa believed John Alexander Diwil had lost 1-01111 i��_r��gitin_ fl 200.000 in iptoulition in Will s reel. It it dictated h* opined account! wu', fear stock el ehaoge houses and that three of (here were out of business soon after he hid depotiled margin* for the protection of hit dealt The greater part of the money it is aaid. wai loat by Do'vie during the slump of 1903 For thou who forget, the following trt tht office h'Uin nf the Nic la ctntrtl telephone office: 8 l. m. to 1? noon, 1 p. m. to 8 pm. 0* Sundsy tnd holt- days the h'urs are 9 a m. to 10:30 a m 4 p. m. to 5 p. m. 'Phone No. 10 his bten removed. THE NICOLA HERALD THE NICOLA HERALD FaUuiM-i -trwr Tk-MdUtr f* M* rtpttta. ta UnM IS aTMt -attBU. _- 0. AI'KIL 11 WI Last week rumors were rife regarding a large mining deal in Aspen Grove. Although confirmation of this has not yet been received, we under stand that there is some truth in the rumor, but until full particulars are to hand we do not care to publish any of the details. A coast paper publishes the information that some coal properties up the Coldwater have been sold to New York capitalists. Here again, rumor has gone beyond the mark. While there are no doubt negotiations proceeding with regard to coal lands in this district, no coal areas to the extent named are held by any one individual. Boosting the valley in a proper way is com mendable as we have the minerals here, but these unfounded rumors of sale of mining properties do not tend to help the valley at all and when these rumors do not materialize it gives a locality a set back from which it mty take sometime to recover. ��� o<-_-n of the. government to give the aid that was empowered by the Subsidy Act; and they, quite justifiably in my opinion, thought it proper to refer the matter to the court" Dowie, the prophet, has been suspended from the church, which he founded, the message being signed by all the prominent adherents to Zionism. Dowie has been declared a hypocrite, spendthrift, tyrant and inciter to polygamy. Orand Trunk Tt* Contra*t Tht British Columbia Tie A Timber tnmptoy ol V*ne"*r*r, his it._rtd 1 contract from th* Grand Trunk Pacific for iht tupply ing of htlf * nsiilitn tit* to h* delivered tl Prince Rupert, th* Pacific .ermio-i of th* tin*. Tht eomiitny will tt onct pruned with th* ���reO-ioa of t aill oa Kaitn Island whtrt timber limit* bin been i*tur*d. It il tiptetod that Ik* railway ootsptny will *h .rtly com ntnoe tb* Kiattru-tion of whtrft tnd Itrmlntl .Militia* tl Pnntt fUperl, ai It* bargain with lb* pr��*ia��itl govern ���int itipalit** tbtt torn* work must bt .one btfort tht 30th ol J unt tbit yur Th* nomptny whioh bat tht wntrtct it toBIK-etd ol 0. I. Wilton, art-idea'; W P. Haft, eetrettry; tad MtMrs, R��b*rt K*lly tad Iromidt, Rtnnit It Ctmpbtll Ml. Htyi It a hrothir of iht prttidt-t ut t_tt._t.M_T.-0-_ Motb Rtfiirt �����*i*-_ ��� ���anal Id protecting cloth lag (rots loothe Thty bar* tn idvtatigt o?ar uthtr south prevtntivt* of Out Imptrllnt 1 strong '-dor to tht clothing, ate- etiittliag to_.pltti tlnag '������for* wttritg 8i��plv plat* 'he al. thing In Ihe btg snd elote. pa*- b��g with tht _l.lbiag in il. Moth h_gi >it la nrl om tint to tm differtnl garatatt. W* hart alt MALLERV DRUG GO uurraa XAMLOON. I : B C. .>_>*__*��_��������_>.->_ ri>DVlrt>l ASK TOOK Da-AUnt FOB ������Kurtz's Own" "Kurtz's Pioneers" ������Spanish Blossoms" UHION UADB OIOA-Us Ml PIONEER CIGAR F1CT0ET IU Oordora Bt W. VAXOOOVM B 0. M. J. HENRY'S NURSERIES ���MO Wt_i_n__sUr Road VAJ-OO-TV-Hi. B 0. Headquarter* fnr PACI��0 COAHT 0_tOW* Garden, FIowm tad r"i��ld Hrada. New crop now ia tiotk tud on tttt In etr greenhuQ.t* Ask Jour m.rohtnl (or the*, in staled pM.lg**. If ht does not bandit thtm, wt will sntil 60 *t*>rt*d 6t parksgee of T*f*t*bl* and flo**r leadi (o*r ova teltciion, tultablt for B. 0. gir- dtnt) for II.11O. Sptcitl priot* >o foar bilk nidi B. <:. tlrtwi nttxik ���>< Frail ������_ Ornanienlal Tree"*. Mow ready fur tpring ihipment. Ritrt alee ttotk of - I tad I ytar old apple trees tt |�� ptr IM lim per 1-00 Marnarrl Plum (10* I aliati I'rune. I year (n* lit per r-t Hug.r Plnm 1 jear. Una XX per 101 Pull list of otbtr Mott tt regular pritee Mo eipenss, lot* or deity of iinaigrttion or intptttion. riretahense Pleat*. l.orel Work, Rt* ���_����� alts*, rmit I V-__e_, rertllltert, si*. 1.1' ���)��� pritt ynar list btfort ordtriag. Catalog** Pre* M. J HK1.R.. NU Wtttdk-iu* Road, v ssoioraa. I a NOTICE. Estate of John Corbett, Deceased. TlrJDIM will kt waive, kv tke a_.tr- ttftie- exeouten of tht estate tf the let' Jtka Ctrbett, __W_)a__, ut to 11 n'ttotk teea, mday, I "aa 1.1k, UM, for ike ptrrk*** of Ik* east kilt-telltale, I'ewneklp ft. oa its, Isles at-wi Urea mllta ��wl tt Nicola, a*a______| M acres mere or lees. TIRMM CAHH. Dttwd tt Nla-le, & 0., Mink II. IM A. R OAHHINOTTHt, K. i. H. HAKWICK. Bite.Urs tt tkt Eitat* ef tk. l__e ieka CorkeU. Htbutibt l��ar Ih* H tnld, |l par ytar ���ioou unmiHT Dirraict TAX NOTIOA NOTlr't It kinky give* I* _____sf____ wttk tbe ���autatas. thtt fronarlal HevtaaiTat **4 ___________ Uu es Md iatMM lax nwmmt aa�� ItvM aider the Asarssineat Act tad ar/iewi sieeis. aree-v/duee-- pa/akla tor the 7**r IM All taxtt oulleruhle ftr Ikt Nieola _-_-_��� neat tlstriri art dlt Md parable at ��i? o__se, sltaal* a' Nieola. This nnlloe. I* teems tt law It tttl.tlwil 'e t pereoaal Aaaaad kl ant npae all )�����!! Ilaklt ftr (axis. OCO. MURRAT. Aaa*a->r aad C*ll*it_t. Nicola Asfeas-tat Dt.lri-*- Nlsol* Put 1 aBra Data, tl Nioola M a. r*krt*rr, .��_. .HBI*. OUTH ETT a. R. r.a-_���__���_- PROVINCIAL ASSAYER KltslMpa, B C. Amtu* ard seal-see tf Ore*, Ooal tad la -teiria pM��ue_-. -Mipiee -r anil tr ���-*�� reeaave preaap. itiue A. O. F. COURT NlfJU. Nt. ML A.O. _..�� MSo-d aad feartk Frt_ev I* ��*ok ������*!* at I p.m.. 1* 1'. olii'i Hall. VtaWai Sntkna otrdlally laviu. N. J. Bahwick, C R. W. Qoaoot H''aaat, Ba- W. J. KERR Watchmakerjeweler KAk-LaKii's, a 0. All kinds of Wttchtt, Cli.ka, J.w.lry, ���I*., k*pt in itoek. Wtdding prt* enU 1 specialty Pint class repairs doDt OB abort Bolitt Ikd rtttrneal at odm. Notice. K*Me* li kanky ��ivea that atari after lit* I taltad i��appl> to tke Hot. tkt chief enm ml.loaerofUndiaad Works for p-rmlsslo* In purckast Id-*��� re. of pasture laaa stiatltt an Tifkt crtek. In ta* Nieola Hi vision of Yale liiairut, ��nua trt .foll'iw.: on_nmeacltf ata ntat marks. J (' rt. strath east corner, pleated sbMt twu miles and t half at Vngkt crer. aad tbout 10 chains west from Tkompt as laid IkMce ruaainf atat M ekalaa. 'keise tertk I* ahaltt, thtatt Kast M chains, tkeua-e Heutk Wekalnt to point of ramoieniimtnt ooa-tlaltf ao ara* of IN acne mora or less. JAM- C. SHIILD*. rakaaryHth'Ma- MOTIC1 ���Ut? 4ayi tfttr tilt I la-Hat a* applr te tkt etief cossmls. matr tf leads _i.| werke fer **r ���tasloa It par kaaa tttomat mn����u_��a_vt tun land situated It Aspen Uiova, dieerlktd ta follows: cornmeaolng at t p*et marked I. Ea-twao". N W. wirae' 'hem e s*��tk * ekalaa 1 hear, eui 10 (hales, thence .orth K rbalas. tkeooa weat M rhalns to Initial ptwU lHAAi' IA-TWOOD As|_a Onrt Ttk Utrok, IR* MOTICE. Ms-tee It kerekv (Ivea tat* witktt titty days tttm dat* I lai_td W atply at IM ehlef coeimMoMr of lauds and wcrka f*r Mr oiUsma >n p'ireh*a*-l* acres of pa-tere lead la tkt Nli-tartl I .011 of Yale Dial net, slttiuslu fallow*: , ommem-lnt at a -lake al tha N. E. ��� ���ruer of lot 119 running nor'h 10 chains tkenre weel (Oi h.na. ihenee soulh at) chains, thsnre rssl tO ehalna. comal*l-_ lOOa'-re*: alto ton nicnrin. a' the rt. K corner of lot Tit tknoe ei-c U halna, 'hence su'ilk 10 chains, tklatt ���tat Id ih.una ihenee sou h tt 1 hales thMne east Hi rbalas. tkenee t*j_______p__p��_��____e_*__a_______-_-_a^__^ On Saturday Afternoon, April 9th, Between the hours of two and five o'clock, we will sell TWENTY CANADIAN FIFTY CENT PIECES METROPOLITAN HEAT MARKET NICOLA LAKE, B. C. Prime Beef, Mutton, Lamb, Ve..l, Pork and Sausage Ord.r* tbroogbuil th* Dwtrlet reeeivt itrifal at'enliaa aad pruaipt delivery Fresh Fish Every Friday. JAM*. r��OLKf rrmrnrtoUm ���TDwART'S NICOLA AND PRINCETON rnlmo GM��__xer��l Xjlvery Head Office: ��� - - Nicola Lake, B. 0. 8TAGES Leave Spences Bridge Every 'IhurscUy tor Nicolt lake. Kevnloopt, Princeton and way points at 6 ��. m. Every Saturday fur Nicola and way points at 6 _.���_ Leave Kamloops Every Monday for Nicola and Spencet Bridgt at 6 a. tn. I.eave Princeton (���very .Sunday 6 a. m_ arriving Spences Bridge Tuesday 6 p.n_, Leave Nicola Every Tuesday and Friday for Spcacca Bridge at 6 a. m. Every Friday for Princeton at 6 a. nt special trips made by appointment Telephone connection with Kamloopa M. P. STEWART, - - Proprietor JOB WORK ��� a JOB WORK THE NICOLA HERALD WINNY TOWNSITE The Hub of the Valley | ��* 4 Lots from $40 to $200 _* S A. R. CARRINGTON, AGENT Twn THE NICOLA HERALD p*c_n��_._._TY or mining industry The unparalleled pr -iieri.j of tb* mm- tig industry it the present time is tt rtctug wideipread attention. People ar* beginning lo realu. that fortune* and .ompetency can be acquired by investing n mining propertie* and Baiting atockt, sayi the National Banker, Io fact, tht _���____( whu are raalu ng this and pr.fi' ng hy it, is _.ily iocrttting. They are ���eginning to leara that there i* an aliment of hazard io every huainett venture, out not at t grett nil in mining as lias -tan ims-Mind in iht past. Continued iucceat*ss have ttught them thtt mining ui busintas; that improved machinery, acieiititic knowledge tnd buiinut tutrr- priae; tlto thtt thoustnds of ptoplt trt acquiring wealth by judicioua invest- menu in minimi stock, tbe result of their to nperaniin ia the development of men rorii.us propertie* aHy conducttd Hid legitimate mining enterpriset. Palm Sundav Lut Sunday waa I'alm Sunday. It oommimnrttta the triumphal entry of Jesus into .lerustlem, when the roulti tude strewed palm branch), or rathtr luavet, for tht typical palm hat n" hranchei A luhaiitute for palm ltmt for tht decoration nf Roman tnd AukIi oan ohurchet for thia feaiival is found in tn early flowering willow, (S .Im Crprea.) which it ponultrly called t palm. Thtre ia so much had in the heat of as, There is t ��� much good in tht w-.rtt of ut, That it to .roily h- hovas my of ut To iilk about the real of ut. TALK! \'G MACHINE KBCORDS AT IDT PRIt'EM 10 Inch Disoa Wo 7 " " 36e Oold moulded Cylinders.. 36. WILL II. .V AMY MAKK nr M .( Hi .1 COLUMBIA RECORDS Do Not Scratch or Blatt OVIB 15,000 TO CH08B FROM Write for l_test Cutlogut. FLETCHER BROS VANCOUVER, B. 0. MjricE Thirty days after date I Intend to apply to -kechlefcommissioner i. lands and worts for allcease to prospect for i-oal on lhe follow_M dencrlhed area, via: nn tbe a. w. J, he we ' ] tt the 8. k 1. the a. i of the s w. 1, the is. vv. 1, the n. vv I of lli�� n. w 1, ihes. v. | of In N K ^ all of ita.inni, ill K A. _U_-r_-. kola, tnd April, im NOTICE. Thirty days after date I Intend to apply to tbe chief rommisiitB-r of lands and works for t llcen-e to prosoect for ooal over lhe followlr g -������w-rlh.-rl area, via: w. j of the 8. vv 1, ami the h vv. i of the N vv 1 of Section I., T 91. Nirola, tnd April. 1*6. A. M. M JUKE.. IN THE 8UPREMr_ COURT OF BRIT IS 11 COLUMBIA. In Probat* la tbt Hoods of JOHN CORBETT. Decent.. Notice ii hereby given that til credi tort and other pars- ns hiving any claims or demands agamsi Ihe eitata of John Cnrhttt late of Nicolt in the County of Tale, B. C, decetaed, who do il on the 1st day of Febru ry, 1WK! and whrnt will wai proved in the Y.le R _iairy on tbe . .th day uf February 1906, ny Arthur Richardson Ctrringtoa and Nathaniel Joseph Henry Barwick the eiecutors thertin named ire herftiy requird tu tend ptrticulara in writing of their claims or demands duly verified to tht under signed tolicitor for the laid titcu'ora on or before th* first day of May, 1906 at tb* undermentioned address, tfttr which dtte tht uid executors till proceed to distribute the asswsof the said deceased tmongst the ptrtiet entitled thtrtto hav- ing regtrd only to th- damn tnd demtndi >f which they ahall thtn have htd notict, aad tht atid executors will not be liable for the assets of the md decetted or tny part thereof so distributed to tny person ��r persons of whote claims or demtndi ihey ahall not then hav* had aotie*. Dattd this 8th day of March. 1906. JOHN D. 8WANSON, Kamloopi, B. C. lalleltor for th* aaid IiMoton. Nicola Valley Clydesdale Horse Association Imported Qydesdale Stallion "ROSE EMPEROR" (11853) 11801 SEASON FROM 1st MAY TO 31st JULY ���WILL TRAVNL DURING) SEA80N AS FOLLOWS Mondays, Tuesdays and Saturdays at Nicola. Wednesday noon and Friday noon at Coutlee. Wednesday night and Thursdriy at Lower Nicola. Service Fee $30 for Season including pasturage JOHN BLACKWELL, Manager. T L A T -THE- NICOLA HERALD PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY Subscribe for the Local Paper Gives all the news of Nicola Valley and the country in general. Everyone in the valley should subscribe for The Nicola Herald, the local paper. An Ad* Pays. Try it An Ad. in The Nicola Herald will bring good results. Business firms wishing space should secure it at ouce and get their share of patronage. Everything in the Printing Line New Type and Best Stationery A full stock of Letterheads, Billheads, Envelopes. Business and Visiting Cards, and everything in the printing line. All work promptly attended to. The Nicola Herald NICOLA, B. C Telephone No. 7. Main Street THE NORRIS SAFE & LOCK CO SEATTLE, WA8H. Frank G. Benson, Agent VANCOUVER, B.O. Hicks & Lovick Piano Company Limited. Pianos in Stock Mason & Risch, Weber, Steck. The Pianola Piano, The Pianola 663 Granville Street, Vancouver, 88 Government Street, Victoria. THE NICOLA HERALD Dominion Gaologlcal Surwty. Tht promotion of Albert Pater Low to tht directorship of tht Ditninioo Otologi- ctl Survey in the place of tht latt Or. Dawaon, tl mentioned in tht Ottiwi despatches, will gtva very genertl attiftc'iun, particularly to western mining mtn. Mr. Low wtt appoints, to tht geological tor try in 1881, and waa promoted to bt gtolngiat in 18-1. For more thtn su yetrt ht wtt .n_a.-_ in enduring tbt it- toarcet of Labrador and knowt mort tbout that country than tny other man in Canada. In 1896 he received tht Mo (iill memorial prite from the R >y .1 (!eo- graphical witty. In' 1897 lie scconi panted lhe Diana on a tcitntific exnedi- tion to lludsnii's Bay, tnd two yetrt ago he went in charge nl tha Neptune expeditions to Hudson's Bay. Mr. Low in a man of good eiecutive capacity tud ix- cetlent icienlilic attainments. With a Moral Recently t churoh organisation in a little town built a church. To pay for i they were obliged tocaHiint-Huierihaiiti of the community. The f3l)0 wat raitvd from this source. The laat man tn sub sent'�� was John Smith, j-.eler ' 1 will give fli if you li-t me add something tn the list," he aa'd, and wrote a' th�� foot i f lhe list. John Smith, $5, Tium ht Eaton, ft); Robert Simp.on Co, $0. They saw the point when 'he ininiatrr rtad tht list, snd then wat a decided tailing off in thi mall order huaineaa. Stn.t, Railway Strlka Orer. Tht Winnipeg street railway atnke is over. The men and tbt rati way company htvt compromised. Tho men a*ked (or an advance of * ._. s of tan cuts an hnur tnd they get tn inrrras. of a cent Aa to recognition of the union ami arh .ration, oo clauae haa I-v-n laaarts. n the a.rte ment hut the romiiaxy admits m- right of tke men to approach it and diacui- mattert it a union of man. The Innocent Stz. If anything the average woman's mind ia far le ���_ rilined than man's. In fact, the unsophisticated, the innocent, tht blushing person of naurn i. man.���Lady's Realm. There was a young fellow named 8yd, Wbo kissed a i_irl on the eyelid. She said to tht lad: "Your aim's very had. You ahould practice awhile." So he did. hot[ce to contractors Grading contracts Inlet for tht whole or ��nv part of eight miles of the Knott- aty Csntrtl RaiUay south from (lolritn. Applicants to bt prepared tn place equip ment on the .ruiml and start work im mtd'ately. Apply B. C. GENERAL CONTRACT CO, LTD. VANCOUVER NOTICE. To All Whom it May Co-Ciu.: NEWTON GRANGE LOWER NICOLA. Take notice thtt on tnd tfttr thit date all cattlt the property of the undersigned will bt branded N. 0. on left hip. Dated Mud day of March, 1906 BlUCLAY RONTH-ONr., 0. L. Fimk, Agint. JOHN C. ADAIR imH-ENJINEERCOAL&OILUPERT Is prepared to examine co&l properties and furnish reports on same. Terms to suit all. Nicola, B. C. na plaoi to but toue i _u_-0__u.a u-oodb u at J. A. SCOTT'S CIGAR & TOBACCO STORE KAM_.K)P8 Fall stock of Domes Ir an. lmpo.'��_ f .f��_r- tat tht hast ssaoklat lot-VSe slwais at band Drop In and si i_uj a qilst tame of Billi nts. Afeat fnr Ike Pioneer -team Laund'V. V.iani vtr. Lauuar) tiopttd evert rtt _r_ay. ITOTICE. A sitting of tht Caunty Court of Ytle, will be bald in tht Court lions.. Nicolt, B. C, on Monday, 21st May 1906 010 n. m. (.to MuaatT, 0. C. Rtgittnr UNDERTAKING j. r. McGregor Lowtr mcola, B. 0. UNDERTAKING IIWTI.1.H MONTH-AL H'lTM,. Kamlcip-. Napolton lAiri-monil a, pro rn-t - rin-i Hat. In tttsy paniinUr ixssl wiiiwi, Liquors tad cltars. Htabliait It r -na. t na JTAJAXOnfll H'>.'��I, P. HarM. ornprleUir *�� HU-st stork ������( w ne-. liquids ant <-l__ra In tin- Interior. Jn-t ilie tf* for. Bireionlrv f-1.hint tlats of bti>r. When Iu Kami-Otis r-il la GRAND PACIFIC HOT-1,, Ktmlonns. Ths ni-rest li��tel lo lhe rsil*a> suiloi. 11k oaly < eviii-lent buli-l for lnulm, Q-hs. nanus, tnorl itnle, itni-l liquors I -n , .r_- saiimle rooms. i\ A. Harntiar, pro< for. Oiaui stabll_��� In rouiis. Imu -THE- Bank of Montreal Capital, all paid up, $14,400,000 Rest, $ic,ooo.ooo Balance Profit and Loss Account, $801,855.41 Total Assets .... $158,233,409.51 HOHORART PRBSIDBKT Rt Ran. Lord Strath.ona an- Moan. Royal, 0. 0. M O PMSIDBKT. Sir Oao. A. Draxamond. K 0 ��� �� ���.oa-r_.-W-D_.irr and obmiral maj*aobr, - b a. oloubtob Head Office���Montreal SAVINGS HANK DEPARTMENT NOTICE To Au * bom it May Conc��rh: I have thin oav taken uiia��.s��iiin o' tha foil .wing rlrarrtha.. lands. L . 168 (Jroup 1, Kanilnona D v��mn nf Tali- oi-rnct, un lii>half of Hnny lw.__|__Mh_l hy authority of a deed st.o-d by W. K Wo rl*arl aI'lih conveys the rr,.wn urant nf tfnn men limed lot ru Henry Woodward with out any resens'ion ���hatsoevti. Dated this ID h dty it! March 1-06, W Litwer Om la, I) C u. L. txmu A_rnt for Henry Wuuilwtrd. NOTICE Thirty ilav�� sficr ^ate I Intend to snplv to the hon'I'sblf iheohief oouini'ssiuner nf lands and wnrks ' * a Hrena. to pro-pert for cn��| on t'e f-llowl ii dearrlbed landa v__ I,ot No. HIS. I'nwnehinm. Kic. A. Fraser. Nt. oU^Oih Apr! IIW6. NOTICE Thirty diys sft.-r ft'e 1 Intend lo apnlv to thi- lomnrabli- herhlef rnmmls . >ner of lands and work- for a li<-n i~- tn prospect for roal nn th- followint drarrlhed land-, vis l_ut No. 186, Tnwns-lp 91 (I. M. Hraah. Ntfltla.lt> April. 10M. NOTICK Notice Is herebv tl"n that w|ih>n fin days fro-n da ��1 'tin-.- making appliratinn to ths honorahle chief rommlaaloner of lands and wnrks f .r psr i-lsalon tn wrrh**- 8. arrea of paatute land In 'he Kam nop* division of Yale diatrict. situated as follows: cnonntncinR at a ��'ak�� at Ihe fl w corner of lot 1137.0 I, numm. tbence norih tfitt ���'��� ains, thence weal <0M2 chain-, south IM. chains, 'hence east 30 511 chains to pmai nf cnmmencemcnl. March 17.1106 J. H ORmvta, NOTICE. Vntlce 1�� hsreby given that within WI days from date I Intend making application to (tit hon. chief notnmls-ln.er of lands snd wnrka fir pnriiilSM-n tn pnrchas. S_0 acres nf nasitire land ln ihe Kainlnotw dlvi-ien of Yale district situated as follow.: commenuint st a stake at threw corner of Ihe land lfltl i hains doeeast nf the n K corner nf 1,1-3 (11, running ihence ea��t 4(1 ch lis, thence north so chains, thence west 40 ehalna, theme south 80 ehalna to point nfrot ini'n<'cm_ni. March 17,1906. Gin. Bg��T. NOTICE. Vntlce Is herehy given that within sixty dtys from date t Intend making spoiltalion to lhe i hnn. chief rnmmls��inn��r o( land, and works for i permission to nnrchase in acres nf naaturel.-d in !he Kainlnop. division nf Yale dim rlri, situated aafnllnw : c iinmsnelng a' a atakeat. the \ Ht corner nf I_ot I4S, I) 1. running Ihence tank 10 chains, Ihence watt 40c*uin , thanct I south 10 chains, thenee n i 40 chains to tha | point of Minme-i enient. W. 0, Ward. March ]T^��I6 | NOTICE. Hot ire I. h-rebj given I'M within silly days j f'O-i Cat* I lateao tn��l w application mint bO'< etd.f r ols-lnn. r f I md. .nd wurka tor i p,nn -.Ion in ii.i-c-i . tb acres nf pa-tnre I. it ui th Kh i loop, dlvl-Ion of Yalenls'riet, m -.aied a-'��� I w-j mmmtarlng at a stake at tuee a ts rnrr of Lot 71- O I. running ihenct cast M cl .ins, ihence pnnh Bt hams, th-nce west ���It e tins, heace suutb fu rhalns to the ' p->intnfe niuieaceineni. s ti__ 17. MM, C. W. K. Thomson. MUM U^cqaalkd as a Sain,i-i.p Resort Good Fishing and Shooting. Guides and Horses always ready. Telephone connections all directions First Class Accommodation. Terms: Moderate. ft. KIRBY, Proprietor QUILCHE5A, B. 0. A MONtrr H'lTKU Tkaa-M conv.nlent ���"��� ho rl for visitor- in A-h-mfi. Theh-sinf tabic haul. Il.it ann .old balls, "nr re re- ssaajlye .'ecu all irtins. Jcilm-mi fc I'rrklia. propriety-rs. Ntoa at tha ROCKFORD HOUSE RoiT. HcoTT. Pro|itirtor Whtn traveling on the Nicola road. Convenient plait lor travelets, wirhgon.i arrnaiaiodaiion. WM. RILEY General Blacksmith Horat Shoring i specialty. NICOLA LMUdlC mining camps of Aspen Grove, Iron Mountain, Ten Mile and the Coldwater, where many properties are being developed. Full particulars, prices, etc., on application to G. M. BRASH, Sole Agent THE NICOLA HERALD LOCAL NEWS A M-P-tulal Aspen Orovt wu ia Nic It thit wttk. f VV. J act too ol tht Triaoglt it-ch aat in Nitolt oo Moadty. J. R. A. Richardt and E. I'arris wtrt la Nicolt oo butinttt Tuttdty. Mrt. Kirhy of Quilohtat wit visiting with fritudt in Nioolt on Mondty. W U. Kimpton tnd Dr. S.rgttnt el Oootltt wtrt in Nitolt on Mondty. Messrs Giiata tnd Abtatt of Iht sir ���ay. paid t vitit to Nieola oa Mondty. Mrt. Hiathtw lift on Friday's ttift for a vitit to Sttttlt tnd Sound citin. Mrt. 0. B. Armstrong who kit been v|oitt III for tht put wtek it now muck better. Miu Bullmin of tht Trianga ranok wat ia town thit week visiting with fritndi. Dnntld Wtlker t pioneer nf Ounphell ores- wat suiting In tht Nieola Vtllty thit waek. Good Fridty tnd Raster Mondty trt leftl holidtyt. The Rank of Montreal will therefore elou for those dsyt. Mrt. Ftrr of the tO Mile hnuet on tht .penet. Bridge rntd, wtt viiitirg wlih fritndi at Lower Nieola nn Tuetdty. Ret. Oenrie Mutn gave his farewell tddrrst in thi Prethyttritu Churck on Sundiy tvtning tn i Urge tttendinee. H L. Roberta, ge era! merchant tt 8nentee Bridge wta in NicnU laat week aad paid t visit to Quilthtnt befort returning hn_te. Rev. D F tnd Mra. Allan tnd .MM trrivtd on ihi Ktwiloopa >ttte Monday frit Nakusp Mr. Allan will have thargx of iht Prrthyttrjtn Churck work in Nicolt Vtlley. L. Quinvillt and F. Key of Mtmttit Use thipptd two carloads, of cattle list wtek froa lavnna. Seven head branded Q on right htp and 34 head arrowhead brand on right hip. Friende of Judge Spink will regret tn learn that tlthough apparently improved in health tnmi timt ago, he ia atill far frnm well, and will not ba thle to rt suae hit dunes for some time to cone. Jamtt Chapmen and Mra. Chapmen nf The Korkt passed through to Quilehent latt wttk. On thtir return they ttnpped ottr tt Nitolt fnr tht ftrtwell to Rev. Mr. and Mn. Mason returning to thtir home oa Tuetdty. ���tockralten Attention I We htvt rtotivtd t consignment of Fly Fat�� 60o. t tin; tliotric tpriytn 11 60. Kvtry rtnchtr thnnld tknnld kite it and ttt it Thott whu havt triad ll once, alwtyi keep s tupply in thtir titbit* Tbt Peoples 8tort. A. R. Ctrringtot. Carnngton's Silver Let! ttt It tke beat ���Oct. tea on the ntrktt. It it a 8ns ���range pekot, t tirtight ttum tta. Ne house tottplslt without it. Get Armitrong't prion on til kindt of boildiog mtttriil. d- art, wiudowt, unit, painU, paper, lumber, ate, Carrington't Ooldta Ltaf tea It tht vtvy inwt flowery oranga pekoa. !��� ported and packed especially for as. It ���beoloul. tke fiaeet tu on tht aarkel *w teats a potod CHATHAM INCUBATORS and BROODERS Don't Keep Btnt Mtkt Tbtm Kttp You Chatham Incubators ara made la Canada aid there tre thou>an_a In use. giving en tire selis-eCLton. Kverj machine _u-r*n teed. Now Is the time o -otn-ie-ee work and tet your earl) chickens. Hirtis batcheri aarl; ln March are worth three timet u much as birds haiclied In May or June. Prices and Catalogue on Application LEEMINCS HARDWARE KAMLOOPS Butlntet Loeala If you wtnt high class up to dalt Boott tod Sheet go to Artnitrong't. Spring ttock jutt trrived. Ctrrington't Oildm Iittf ttt it tht very finett flowery oran.t teko* Imported tnd packed etperially for us. It tlsolattly tht hnest tes on the njirkit. 60 teate a pound. Pure honey in the tomb it Armitrong't Cirriigton't 8ilrtr Ltaf tta it tht beet Met. tet on tht market. Il ie I fine orange pekoe, a straight assam tta. N house complete wlihour it. If Neverellp Horse Shoes ire your ehnlet eome tnd PLEASE ynurttlf. SIZES 11<> 6 it F 0 Puge's, Nioolt. Ctrrington't Silver Leal tet it tht bnt ftOot. ttt nn the market It it a fint range pekoe, t ittight assam tta. No houtt enmplete wiihoiti If. All road, irad lo Fork-dill. Cl. I I t now a,id he jn on the ground floor. You won't regret ir Special i tier: f 10 down tnd five monthly pay -nts of $10, securu in ti otlltnf Int in V rt.rtale do to Arinaiioiit't fi.r >etd, timoth), slfalfa. hrome graaa, alaac, red clovtr mil la���� aj-ut Whtat, ottt tnd peaa. Ptt.it KiuitT. A Straight Tip. Ott neit to Forks dtlt. Don't wtit for the rush, bat get your feet in the s��nd now. If vol art (funking of huiljing now it the timt to ge* your orderi eul to u tn have the lumber dry whtn the long daya come tnd the carpenters can wnrk with I'lrsiuri. Remember the ntmi, Tht Nlenlt Portable Steam Saw Mill. Plata your oidtrt wph Tht Portable Sietm Saw Mill, til work guaranteed Jut* trrived,fashionable moulding knives Wkt need to leave your h-.-s unlnished for wtnt of moulding.. E-ige tnd grim flooring of firtt qutljtf, will -at weir tkrit floors mtdt nf flit grain. Window tun ���tdt lo order. Ctrringtnn'i (.olden Leaf tea li the vary bntst flowtry orange pekoe. Imported end packed especially for us. It thaoluttly tht finait tti on tht uitrkit HO cents i pnund. HOUSE FOR SALE OR RENT Furnished or Unfurnished. Apply to G. M. Brash, Nicnla, B C. Q. n. BrMSH, Accountant and Auditor MAI. MTATM IMSUMAMOM NICOLA. B C. ALEC D. MACINTYRE Barrister, Notary Public Ac. Offlcial Admiulstrator 0_-ee.-Oe-i-_eit.al Blocs tut et Pott Oflot. Kamloops, H C. John D. Swaruon, B. A. Hamster. Solicitor and Notary Publio titles last of tke Canadian Ratk tf Cans- m.rc* sottb side ef Victoria street, Kiinlooet. Moaey te loan en real estate sectrltr. HARNESS SADDLES N. J. BARWICK. NICOLA ��� B. C F.G.PAIGE General Blacksmith CARRIA3E AKD WAUON WORK Horseshoing done in a first class manner. Careful attention given to this branch of the business. All Work Outranteed NICOLA. & 0. M BEATTIE Aeoouutant.i '"iniiiissi in. Insurance tnd General Agent. Mtla (street sTamleeat HARDIMAN & 00. Land Mining and Oeneral 8uppljr A_rte ���roa��� Mltlag contractors, farm machlatrx, baggies, cutter, sleighs eto Bead Air oar list nf firm tnd mlnlnt properties. Keportt en mltlag pro p riltt Ihrough the lilsi.Hr, Cable tadraes "Atrtm." Cedet: Hromkall, Mereuag A Natl, A. M. C. Itk. Wankeu-t-Caaferd. Nleolt v_n,,, fc C. WATCH REPAIRING All kindt of Wucti, Cl��ck tnd Jewtlry rerun d--ne in firtt class order tnd satisfaction guaranteed. All work entrutted to our care will he completed tnd returned without delay. W. M. �� A TIPBRLL dt CO., C. P. R. Timt lnspectors. Kamlonps EASTER CARDS AND NOVELTIES A l.nr_c As-orliriont Prayer Books, Bibles and Church Hymnals. In these 0 ludt wt havt t met tilt.- tion They trt tlwiyt toctpttblt for Enter SMITH BROS BOOJI8TORB Kamlo.r, t md Venmn NOTICE. Estate of John Corbett Deceased. TENDERS will be receive, liy the under, signs- executors of the estate ef John Corbet., deceased, up to 13 o'clock noon, fatar day, Ma) Wh. ISO-, for the followltg goods aad chattels belonging to the estate Eighteen head of horses (more or lees) cob- slating of atvertl good mares, two jeer olds aud yearlings; II tots hay, n ore or less; 1 ee' farm trucks, 1 horse rake, used two seaaoos; I mowing machine, used two seasons; I grind stone 1 Black bellows; 1 set single htrneea; I let double harness; I cant books; 1 buck saw I fere plane and tools; 1 tuyere Iron, 1 tool shtrprning hammer; I ties; ( picks; 1 mattock 7 ahoveli.; % striking hammers; I hay knife; I hoc; 1 scythe tnd snath; I sli foot eroe. tnt saws; I logging chain; 1 steel ytid; 1 lantern, I head aawa; 1 drew knife; 1 steel st___rt; 1 brtoe ltd sundry uien-lls. TERMS CASH. Dated tt Nicola, R 0��� March 17,18-6. A. II. CAKKINOTON, it. 1. H HARWICH. Eiecutors of tht Estate of the late Joha Corbett, "THE PEOPLES STORE. JUST ARRIVED -_______* New Boots and Shoes, Ladies' andOentlemen's also some Tennis Shoes We have some choice samples of WALL PAPER to select from. Our Golden Leaf and Silver Leaf TEA is the best on the market for the price. 60c and _(( JCIJClEd. A. R. CARRINGTON, Proprietor. i "IT PAYS TO DEAL WITH OS.' MUM lift INSURANCE CO. OF NEW YORK Accumulated Assets $140,000,000 The Oldest Life Insurance Co. in America Manager for���The Nicola, Okanagan and Similkameen Districts. W. H. KIMPTON, Nicola, B. 0- BLAIR & CO. -DE..L_R8 IS- General Merchandise Coutlee, B. 0. DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, BOOTS & SHOES, HARDWARE FARM IMPLEMENTS, Etc. MINERS' SUPPLIES, REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE AGENTS. Realdent Aftiite la Nieola for the ROTAL. and LONDON * LANOAHHIRM FIRM IM.UM_.MOM 00.1 COUTLEE HOTEL COUTLEE. B. C. Jos. Richards, - proprietor Headquarters for Mining Men for the Nicol* District. First class accommodation for travelers and tourists. (Hkx) BtabU-H I" Oot-eeeUea.