max Boundary Mines Produced f* 0,000,000 in value within four years ^ oatt* IPJ <-^t; Phoenix is the Cent*_ and Leading Mining Camp of Boundary* * AND BOUNDARY MINING JOURNAL. Devoted to the Interests of the Boundary Mining: District. "-? OCT 18 1904 ��_t ���Vol. V. PHOENIX, BRITISH COLUMBIA, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 15. 1904. &TORlA.^ :��-3_. No. 49 Granby Report Full Text of Important Document���'Reduced tlie Operating Expenses, 44 Cents Per Ton. *& _��> XU4 Now that the fall and everyone; looking for winter goods we would like to draw your attention lo our window display. Men's Overcoats, die very newest patterns and latest cuts made by Campbell Manufacturing Co. and E. A. Small. The famous Carss Mackinaws at $5.co, $5.50 and $7.00, guaranteed the best mackinaw made. Canvas coats with wool and rubber linings, just the right things for the wet weather���to say nothing of our lines of Gloves, Mitts, Caps, Underwear, and Sweaters. The most complete line we have ever had. This year we are handling the Woonsocket rubber made by the Goodyear Rubber Co., acknowledged to be the best rubber made in America. Our prices are right and we stand back of our goods. He Itater-falrivl (o., ltd. l'lIOEN'IX. ClRKKXWOOU. GRAND FORKS. 1����������������S��8����*���� The above represents the net proceeds at \ Granby Works, freight to New York, refining and other charges being deducted from the gross receipts. COSTS. Working expenses at mines and smelter $1,814,213 38 Foreign ore purchased 141,073 18 Foreign matte purchased 727,546 69 Boundary Mining Notes The Granby Co. was awarded a diploma at the Spokane Interstate Fair for its exhibit of ore. Last .Monday was payday with the Granby Co. and the Monfreal & Boston in this camp, the amount distributed in this way being in the neighborhood of $45,000. Water in the Skylark shaft has been pumped out, and active work on this old property was commenced this week by the Phoenix syndicate that was fortunate enough to secure a bond on it. Work on the Snowshoe machinery still continues, and pumping may start next week. Geo. S. Waterlow is expected to reach Rossland next Monday, and with A. J. McMillan may be over shortly to the Snowshoe. RAWHIDE!AY SHIP 600 TONS FROM THE LOCAL DUMP. Daily Within the Next Days- 30 CONTRACT LET FOR NEEDED SPUR W. P. Tlcraey, ���( Nelwa, Will Rath It to Co��- plctioa ��� Brooklyn Oaipat It Belli Steadily lucreaied. -$2,682,833 25 Net profits for year ending June 30, 1904 Surplus from previous year Dividend paid December, 1903. 283.513 9�� 683,535 43 $967,049 34 133i630 3�� \ $833,419 04 Net surplus, June 30, 1904 As shown in annexed Statement of Assets and Liabilities. There has been expended in new construction at the mines and smelter during the year ! $97,247 All development work and renewals and repairs have been charged to working expenses. Mine development 51698 lineal feet. Granby ore shipped to smelter. .514,387 dry tons. Granby ore smelted 516,059 " " Foreign ore smelted 36,182 " " Foreign matte treated 4,290 " " 48 ASSETS. Cost of land, real estate, machinery, buildings, dwellings and equipment $13,999,771 Cash, copper in transit and on hand less ad- ��� vances 187,915 Store Supplies 124,4**5 Stocks, bonds and bills receivable 63,744 33 '5 94 54 -$i4,37S,846 96 LIABILITIES. Capital Stock $13,363,030 <=o Bills payable 60,000 00 Accounts payable, current for month 119.397 92 Surplus.. .' .. 833,419 04 The Chicago men interested in the Providence mine are still trying to secure control. They recently paid $8 per share (par is $5) for 450 shares to accomplish this, only to find themselves still in the minority. The case will be heard in the Supreme Court at Greenwood next week. Only five furnaces have been running at the Granby smelter this week, while preparations are being made for installation of the electric self-charging apparatus outside the furnace building. Six furnaces,will probably be in us again next Monday, and there will then be room for another furnace or two without enlarging the bulding, whenever the company decides to install the same. WITH THE POLITICIANS. -$r4,375,846 96 G. \V. Wooster, Treasurer. .��� . ; Auditor's Report. Grand Forks, B.���_., Aug. to, 1904. To the Directors and Shareholders of The Granby Consolidated Mining, Smelting & Power Co'y: We beg to report the annual audit of the books of your company for year ending 30th June, 1904, and find them correct, the cash in hand, securities held and ledger balances agreeing with the financial statement. We have carefully examined the disbursements and find them properly authorized and vouched for. The books and general system and record of the financial transactions of your Company are systematically kept and reflect much credit upon your treasurer and his office staff. Respectfully submitted, Gardner Stevens, XV. A. Matley, Auditors. President Miner's Address. To the Stockholders of the Granby Consolidated, Mining, Smelting & Power Co., Ltd. Gentlemen:���You will notice the Treasurer's Report gives us a profit of $283,000 for the year ending June 30th, 1904. I am somewhat disappointed with this result.as conditions seemed 'o indicate a much larger profit for the year when we last met in October, 1903. There have been several causes for this. In November there was an extra opening made in another part of the mines which caused considerable expense and considerable delay. This work was suspended. The result was that little or no money was made for about four months time. Otherwise a much better showing would have been in evidence today. , ��� - 7 At the smelting plant two new furnaces with necessary machinery to operate them, and two locomotives with necessary slag cars have been added. The furnace building was enlarged to accommodate the same. Total operating costs have been reduced 44 cents per ton during the fiscal year. In June some changes were made in the staff. Mr. A. B. W. Hodges was appointed General Superintendent of both mines and smelter and now reports independently to the Board of Directors. We have every reason to expect good results the coming year; our costs are being reduced steadily, and with improvements now being completed expect them to be reduced much more. The mines and smelter are in better condition than at any time during the past year. The Company is practically free from debt, except for current monthly accounts, and has large assets. The Victoria, Vancouver & Eastern Ry. Coy. controlled by the Great Northern people is building into Phoenix and up to the Smelter from Grand Forks, which will.give us railway facilities with two great trans-continental systems, namely, the Canadian Pacific and the Great Northern. It is now seven years since I became identified with this property. These seven years have been years of very strenuous work and the progress which the company has made has been secured only by your management, with some exceptions, working together with mutual confidence and unity of purpose. I feel that this is as essential to the future welfare of the Company as it has been in the past.' This has led me to the decission, in retiring to-day with the rest of the Board, to ask that my name be not put up for re-nomination to the Directorate. I am, however, one of the very largest shareholders in the Company, notwithstanding all reports to the contrary. I have much faith in the property if well managed and shall always have a deep interest in, and best wishes for its success. Respectfully si itted, S. H. C. Miner, President, The local Conservatives expect to meet and reorganize next week. Duncan Ross, Liberal candidate in this constituency, is now campaigning up Kamloops way. He started at Salmon Arm last Monday. The Okanagan Herald, at Vernon, has been started by the Revelstoke Mail people, as a Liberal organ, since the election was definitely announced. Election day in Kootenay has been set for November 22, while nominations will be made on November 1. It is probable that Yale-Cariboo will have the same dates. Martin Burrell, Conservative candidate for Yale-Cariboo, started this week for a trip through the Similkameen. Both he and Mr. Ros will keep nearer home as the election day draws closer. ������MY FRIEND FROM INDIA'' "Within thirty days we shall be shipping 600 tons of ore per day from the Rawhide mine," said George H. Collins, superintendent of the Montreal and Boston Consolidated properties, yesterday. "We have an almost unlimited tonnage that we can get out and ship on the quarrying system, and we now have a force of men getting things ready for outputting ore. The C. P. R. spur to accommodate the Rawhide shipments, will be built at once, the contract having been signed, and ore bunkers for the Rawhide will also be erected without delay." R.A. Bainbridge, divisonal engineer of the C.P.R. at Nelson, and assistants, accompanied by W.P. Tierney, railway contractor, arrived here last night, for the purpose of laying out the Rawhide spur and constructing the same. ' It will be 1,600 feet in length, and will accommodate ten or fifteen ore cars when it is completed. Mr. Tierney expects to have his outfit reach here by next Sunday night, so as to commence work on Monday. He thinks he can get the work done in about a week. Mr. Coliins is also crowding, work on the Brooklyn, the new ore bunkers for that mine being now nearly completed. By next week he expects to be raising 300 tons daily from the mine itself, not including the ore that is on the dump. The shipments from this mine have been increased sorae- this week. About 70 men are employed at this mine alone. A larger skip will be installed at a later date, so that more ore can be hoisted in a given time. Now that the Brooklyn is steadily shipping, the next thing will be to get the Stemwinder in the same condition. The* hoist is now being set in place and it will not be long before that mine is sending ore down to the company's Boundary Falls smelter. The Famous Comedv to be Given Here by Walker's Comedians. So manny really ecellent theatrical attractions have been sent us by ; Mr. C. P. Walker, the western amusement director, that announcement of the coming of another will be received with pleasurable anticipation. The oaganization now announced is Walker's Comedians, the strongest comedy company ever sent into Western territory, and the play they are to give us is that wjrld famous laughing hit, "My Friend From India." Everybody has read of the phenomenal success of this irresistible comedy, which has packed the largest theatres in all the great cities. Up to this season the owners of the piece have refused to part with the Canadian right of production, but Mr. Walker has now purchased that right and the firs] opportunity to see it is offeted. Walker's Comedians are all players of reputation and a production complete in every respect is assured. There "is an evening of unrestrained merriment in store for our amusement seekers when "My Friend From India" is submitted to thein on Wednesday, Oct. 19, at Miners' Union Hall. Hospital Ball Netted $200. The annual ball for the benefit of the Phoenix General HospitaJ, was given Thursday evening at Miners' Union hall, under the auspices of the Hospital Ladies' Aid. The ball room was crowded all the evening, and the music was excellent. There was a number of booths where refreshments of various kinds could be secured, a fortune teller with occult powers, and a cake rfflae. Mrs. Crawford won the latter with ticket No. 3. The net proceeds of the ball are estimated at about $200, and the ladies in charge wish to warmly thank the Miners' Union (or donating the use of the hall, as well as many other things. The ladies are to be congratulated on the successful outcome of the ball, and the generous patronage thereof illustrates what the people of Phoenix think of of one of our most deserving institutions. "My FUNNIEST OF COMEDIANS. Played by Friend From India" to be Walker's Comedians. "My Friend From India" is a comedy which has created more laughter than any of the funny farces of the last decade. Some, of the situations would bring a smile to the face of a graven image, and if laughter makes a man- grow fat, as the doctors declare, then there is bright prospects of an increase in the avoitdupois hereabouts, for the world famous comedy is to be played here on Wednesday, Oct. 19, by a capital organization known as Walker's Comedians, so called, from the fact that Mr. C. P, Walker, the western theatrical manager, is its director. There is something in a name, the immortal. Shakespeare to the contrary notwithstanding. Mr. Walker's name, for instance, as sponsor for a theatrical company, is a guarantee of real worth, for he has never failed in his promises. This time he promises the best comedy performance ever seen h��re and a production which, if the experience of other communities counts for anything, will be the laughing hit of the season. For rent, a suite of apartments, suitable for housekeeping or light bus- Biner block, good location. mess. Mayor Rumberger returned from Spokane last Monday. City taxes are beginning to come in, the time limit on the rebate being October 31st. Mrs. Jordan and family are expected to return from a, visit to Spo kane in a day or two. A son was born to the wife of Pat-' rick Hughes, the railway contractor, at Grand Forks last Monday. Changes for advertisements in the Pioneer must reach this office by noon, Thursdays to insure insertion. Dr. K. C. McDonald, of Grand Forks, was last week chosen president of the Provincial Dental Association. Philip McDonald one of the owners of the rich Elkhorn mine, was recently married to Margaret Short.at Spokane. At the Great- Northern railway construction hospital at Grand Forks there are are ��aid to be 42 patients, mostly' typhoid. -'' ��� There are now but two patients at ��� the local hospital, which gives the staff some relief after several weeks of a full house. - ��� J. G. Clark, the C.P.R. agent here, went to Kamloops yesterday, being apprised by his brother that his father is very ill. ,,' - A social ball will be given by Phoenix Aerie No. 158, F. O. E., Friday evening, October 28th, at Miners' Union hall. '" Work on the new McHale block, on Knob Hill avenue, is now in an advanced condition, the building being enclosed and roofed. * Mrs. A. B. W. Hodges, Mrs. Bert Rae, and Mis. -Williams, together with Mr. Rae, came up from Grand Forks Thursday to attend the. annual hospital ball. The Hotel Balmoral was thrown open to the public this (week, and J. A. McMaster, the proprietor, says he is well pleased with I tfce> patronage accorded him so far. ^ v K. P. Matheson, brother of City ' Clerk Matheson, fetutrted; Thursday from a seven months' trip to the Omenica country, in the northern part of the province. Mrs. A. B. Hood will receive at her residence, Brooklyn avenue, on Tuesday and Wednesday, Oct. 18th and 19th, afterwards on the third and fourth Tuesday of each month. On Tuesday evening, Oct. 18th, in the Presbyterian church there will be a social with music and refreshments. A liberal collection is requested in support of the Reading Room. Rev. Father Bedard, of the local Catholic church, has returned from a three months' visit to his old home at at Point Fortune, Quebec. He visited the St. Louis Fair on his return trip. Father Bedard will hold services here tomorrow at the usual hours. George Bum, middle aged and unmarried, shot himself fatally last Monday near his home at Grand Forks. Trie coroner's jury returned a verdict of suicide, which it is thought was prompted by poor health. Burn had been a resident of the Boundary for years. . Bell's Murder Trial Monday. Next Monday in the supreme court at Greenwood, Joshua Bell, colored, will be tried for the murder of Annie Allen, also colored, and a woman of . the half world. Tlie murder occurred in Phoenix on the 12th of last August, Bell using a penknife for the purpose. He escaped,but in a few hours ran into the arms of Chief of Police Flood at Hartford Junction, and has since been in jail at Nelson, awaiting trial. It appears certain that he will be hanged, the execution probably to take place at Nelson. He will be defended by A. M. Whiteside of Greenwood, and several Phoenix men are on the jury. Hoisted Curfew By-Law. At Wednesday's meeting of the city council, Mayor Rumberger was present, as were also Aids. Marshall, Delahay, and Porter. A number of accounts were ordered paid, amounting to $166.95, mostly for street work, and Curfew By-Law No. 50 was read by the mayor, and on motion was given a six months' hoist, as the city has no curfew bell. BOUNDARY ORE TONNAGE. The following table gives the ore shipments of Boundary mines for 1900, ! 1902, lor 1903, and 1904, as reported to the Phoenix Pioneer��� j Granby Mines, Phoenix 1 Snowshoe, " j Brooklyn, " I Mother Lode, Deadwood JSuiiBet, * -"i.E; -' tti ;i ����� .4 <����� j ��� ''Si, . ".$.* *"��� fi"; ,'>'.�����(-1 7** 1 A i '<> ��� - r, 5 - 1 N {- 1 * 7e 1 tl _5H ,gggj $ * -* ���f v *l **lp IN Tsff- if J' 5>* :li: fv if-' i*- '���"��� Mr ���I' ���"���"if*' THE PHOENIX PIONEER The Cup That Cheers the greatest number of people is the one containing Blue Ribbon 1 ea. It fills them full of new life,r while it's perfect purity prevents any bad after-effects. If you value good cheer, ask for BLUE RIBBON TEA. 1 I Air Compressors : Rock Drills l THE CANADIAN RAND DRILL CO. D. J. MATHESON, INSURANCE AGENT, KIRK, LIKE, ACCIDENT. ComiulMloiier for uklnj AfrM��� Ju; Phoenix, j_.' Head Office and Works. SHERBROOKE, QUE. Branch Offices and Warehouses: ROSSLAND, GREENWOOD AND VANCOUVER, B.C. ITNTi The Phoe/itx Pioneer And Boundary Mining Journal. NOTED IN PASSING. ISSUED ON SATURDAYS SV THE PIONEER PUBLISHING CO, AT MOEKIX. B.C. W. B. WILLCOX. M*N��M. _ ��� .. .1 Business office No. t<. Telephone J Manager's residence, No. 15. Nothing doing, practically, in war in the far east, is now the daily report. The slight recent wetness in weather conditions was welcome. More of it would be more so. B, C MINING SDUCUrTlORS IK ADVANCE. ,$1.00 Per Year ��� �� Six Months - If yon are not 1 subscriber to Ibis paper, this Is an Invitation to you to become one. ' Advertising rates furnished on application. Legal notices 10 and 5 cents per line. roar weekly insertions constitute one month's advertising. No one seems to know precisely where the Great Northern station will be in I'hoenix, though several think they know. - Subscribers to the Pioneer will get a little more for their money for a time, owing to the increased demand for advertising space ��� If James J. Hill has secured a control of British Columbia's greatest copper mining company���the Granby ���he has been quite successful in keeping absolute knowledge of it from the public. Some people, be it remarked, know a lot of things that are, not so. ���j'ii 1904 OCT. 1904 Sir. Moi. Tuti. Wtd. Tfci. Frt. Sit. rN1 ���* ����� If r , : ��-'4s.' 4. s 1 1 6 7 I 8 < 9 19. it i�� 13 ' 14 *5 , 16 xy xt 19 20 21 ' 22 - 23 ��4 i'mat 27 " 28. 29*, 30"1. - "'l ' 1 Joe Martin decided, after all, not to enter the four-cornered political fight at Nanimo. Joseph is wise in his day and generation. ' John Houston occupied the centre of the stage at Nelson last week. The cause was a libel suit. They agreed to disagree and things were at sixes and sevens when the lawyers - got together and John agreed to publish a retraction, which he did. John will draw attention anywhere. o ~���_0 Inspector G. 0. Buchanan is now ^in receipt of all the checks for the 40 per cent. lead bounty. The silver mill at Five Afile, Ferguson, shipped half a ton of bullion j to the refinery last week. A good seam of bituminous coal has been discovered on the group of oil claims in Fast Kootenay owned by Kaslo parties. XV. H. Pool, of Poplar creek and Lardeau mining fame, has resigned from the management of the Great Northern Mines, Ltd. It is said lhat the Slocan Star has nearly 3000 tons of zinc ore at the concentrator for treatment at the Rose- bery plant, once it is in operation,' 0��%%%��%��%��%%��Al%��AtA%t%%\^%^%%������'%^%%%��1 Do You Take THE PIONEER You should if you don't. It gives the news of the Boundary, ft works for the Boundary. It is owned by the editor and not by any clique or faction. It is worth $ J 0.00. Itlcosts only $2.00. R. B. KERR, Kakrister and Solicitor, notary public. PHOENIX, Bcv "Nol If It Cost Tea Dollars A bottle would I be without I'ols-on'b Nerviline, writes J. A. Ruth, a farmer living near Trenton, Out. Nerviline is the best household liniment I know, we use it for stomach troubles, indigestion, headache and summer complaint. I know of nothing better to take in hot water to break "up a cold, or to rub on for Rheumatism or neuralgia." livery farmer should keep a few bottles of Nerviline handy and have fewer doctor bills. Large bottles 25c. at druggists. c THE DAVENPORT Light Locomotives GEORGE GEBSON SHAVING PARLOR?��� V. and UATJIROOM. ��-"���_'-V��f�������� , 0. R. & N. Summer Book. The handsome 1904 summer book "Restful Recreation resorts," issued by the passenger department ofthe Oregon Railroad and Navagation Company is just out. It tells all about tbe summering places of the Columbia river Valley���a brief description of the trips up and down the < Columbia river, to ihe mountains, beaches, inland resorts and fountains of healing where they are and how to reach them. The book has a special designed front cover, printed in two colors, and the inside pages are splendidly illustrated by costly and beautiful half-tones. A copy of this publication may be obtained by sending two cents in stanps to A. L. Special Excursion to World's Fair. The Denver & Rio Giande, in connection with 1 lie Missouri I'liciflu, will run n Beri.'s of Permiiallv Coii, For niiiu'H. iiit>ideorouti>ide net vice, foi ' Lojfifinif Roadx. for rontniclorn. Con- nmVL-ii��ii,-�����. f..n.. v venient to operate, quick and powerful, ^t;,^;,'rJ-P - A Friend C"8'1 ijsoo M, Mullln ash $300 A Friend n*101^ Bwl s*Jreads -- A Friend Pair Crutches ���.. Georfce Chaplain Granite Tea Pot Morrin, Thompson & Co. Magazines W.S. Mncy Vegetables Mrs, J. K. Mills Crate Strawberries..... Mrs W. S. &*ocy w AND Published iu the Heart of the Greatest Gold Copper belt of British Columbia. In 19Q3 Ca-h $1.00 per month., Crate strawberries.... Caih, $6000 Caili J5.00 Jar Straw beny Jam. 2 Case* Crab Apples. Ctti-h $5 00 Cash |25 ..V. & N Telephone Co. ._ Mr. W.S. Mocy Bachelors Dance Kobt Horrell Mrs Wm. Fraser W. s. jtaey A Friend p. Burns fe < o. the entire Boundary shipped 680,000 tons of ore, nearly every ton of which was reduced by BOUNDARY SMELTERS Phoenix camp alone shipped 330,000 tons of ore last year. The Pioneer is punished every Saturday and and is sent to any pan of Canada or the United States for $2.00 per year���or the rest of the world for $3.00 per year. It gives the The Luxury of a Latest and Most -OREGON Showtime Union Pacific ONLY LINE EAST VIA Salt Lake and DeiiWr. 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C, lilt t/i**::7-"'7YW Many Mothers of a Like Opinion. Mrs. Pilmer, of Cordova, Iowa, says "One of my children was subject to croup of a severe type,' and the giving of Chamberlain's Cough Rpmedy promptly, always brought relief. Afany others in the neighborhood think the same as I do about this remedy and want no other kind for their children." For, sale by all druggists. IVrmun/aT Benevolent Association or Chicago, Mrs. Henrietta A, 3, JIarsh, PrenMe:* I Woman's Benevolent AGsocliitio;-,," ci 821 Jacksoa Parle Terrace, Woodlawn, Chicago, 111., says: "I suffered with la grlppo for potch ���weeks and nothing helped mo until J tried Peruna. 1 felt at once that I ���.-.d at last secured tho right medicine and kept steadily improving. Within three veeks I was fully restored."���Henrietta A. S. Marsh. La Grippe is epidemic catarrh. Peruna is of national famo as a sure cure for catarrh In all phases and ptages, If yon do not derive prompt and satisfactory results from the use of Peruna, write at onco to Dr. Hartman, giving a full statement of your case and ho wi&, lie pleased to give yon his valuable sd�� vice gratis. Address Dr. Hartman, President otf _ijo H&rtaiftR paB��*ri_t_, Columbus, O, id (lot Valtr.ip PO Seconds. IN RKACH OI" EVERYONE. See the wonderful YOHO WATER HEATER, the latest invention, at Hentef-Kendrick Co., Ltd. Sole Agents for Phoenix. 6rqnd ForKs, Phoenix and Greenwood STAGE LINE. J. F.ROYUR Proprletoi lfegliming fune 1st,reave (Ireenvtood at 6a.m. aiidPhoem*cat7 3oa,m ; arrive at Grand Korkr 10:30 a. 111 leave Grand Forks 3^5 p m.,amvin8 at Phoenix 7 p. ,n., and Qrwnrt6�� at I. p. m i��"ne2" b.��ttiW With OVeat K0Mh?ru irai,��� J*are^rQranJ Fork" to Phoenix, $i5o; Phociiu to Oieenwood.soe; Greenwood lo I'hoenix. Ji.o< SwW��?dioG!and��0r,'8-*J- OT'** i�� GreeSi wood,Ol Northern Telegraph oIKce. In Plion rfX,v^C,20C Bi0*- &J'n��h* I" Grand Fork... il ellner offi�� exPr���� rates, uqulif J. I ��� anSCAFENGEK Leave Qrdeps at City Clerk's Office. JOB PRINTING, JOB PRINTING, fOB PRINTING. We do the kind you've always been in search of���and do it right. Pion_er Pub. Co., - Phoenix, B.C. Phoenix Shoe Shop. All Work Guaranteed Imported Goods. FINE BOO IS AND SHOES MADE TO ORDER. PRACTICAL MINERS' AND PROS PECTORS'SHOES A SPECIALTY. Shop on Dominion Avenue. MINERAL ACT. Certificate of ImRrowmants. Hotlca. Setli and Jerry Mineral Claims, situate In the fareenwoo.* Mining Division of Yale Dlnfrlrt Where located, in r.ong Lake eanip Dlstrlct- rake liotice that I. Albert �� Ashrroft act- hiKasose.it for the Jewel Gold Mines Limited, PHOENIX, B G. I>5::: SANITARIUM, Arrow Lake, B.C. To Seattle, Tacom_���; AND AH. PACIFIC COAtlf POINTS. St. P��ul, Chkam AND ALt POINTS EaS^. I-ibrartclrV1 V��,Wfct Hlwpe��,jj Bum i..��ci^&Mr!rcXc^h^ on sixty days from the date heteof,- to apply to &. Mining Hccorder for a Certificate pTntunrovi ments, for the purpose -r -i.._S.>-,!l "l" ��� Gran' ��f the above olaitu A nd further lake notice that act.on, under see tlon 37,_unt be commenced before thelpsuance.. such Certificate of Improvemeau. ������������������. Dated thia 15th day of Anjuit, 1904, AI,BI5iilTa.ABHCROrr,P. %,, 1 JoU^ia, ll ' ��' J 1 ���rtrirf^i^W . th BKr^^f^jSM'gU an, properties of It, w'ae,��&���g��: Jgf Wttlve 8y^rmK,toiuQti"B'"'M��'>��l.Po:.,.i. Iron, the The cratidcur of th*�� ���^���..i.... i Mountains, snow peak .fore.SJ mvi u"r'v��I��>. boating, yachting, fishhiL ohootl^ 'rBttrff11�� __?^it"��'" ^^Sllv.ssSi"',;- * t ���,.1-j.i..- -, ..-^ ... ���, .���;; ..,.,���; ,. ��� ������ ��� ..> ��������� t , ... \ l***.^l-^- lBl^1..>. L�� r\r*l*H r" . *!.* -I -������*lf*�� . 1, ��>. !������ ^i h .' ".id. ��� *. * 1 . ', ,1..' ���tji .1. 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IVi?. _M^A"d b?8t routes- A^6 as to. ���t__n^_h2J,il rWite the "dersigBW, ���n����b,st '-"formation you de^re,tfi* rv0UrAdfesDd With5nt*��y i**��** b. h. trumbull! M2 Third, 8���,P-��� ���- o ;��� f.;y ,-.������,, -;r;, ?:*-:. <_ v. r^?' r~.^-?".T*: ��� ��� *������ ��� it-^s~ ^"TrT��; -c7 ,' IV . * .ji,l. .. ���'��� i.i �� Mti i Lf-.i^'l.*'.-!.���1.. -a..l*'jf.i ; tVt*. A *��� .�����>'. v .-��� * I -. 4 THE PHOENIX PtONEER Sale of Crown Granted Mineral Claims- For Unpaid Delinquent Taxes in the Rossland Assessment District, Province of British Columbia. I hereby give notice that on Monday (lie seventh day of November A. D. 1904, at the hour of twelve o'clock noon, nt the Court Hoiihc in thu City of Ross-land, I shall well at public.* aiu-tUrn the Crown Granted Mlneinl Claims' hoie- liuifter Hel out of I lie persons in wild list lu-reliMiler Het Dill, for tlic.'riiHintjuviit tnxua uiipald by miid persons uu' Ihe 30th of June, 190*1. mid for tin- -wits and expenses. Iiicliidhig the,.cost:j>C advertising tmld sale, if the total amount due Ih not hooiici* paid, List Above Mentioned. TRAIL GREEK MINING DIVISION. Name oE Owner. et al. Suckling, G. H English Canadian Co. Ltd Pnvo Con. Mines, Ltd Stout Thomas Alki Gold Mining Co. Ltd Rammclmcyer, M. E., ct al:...'. Umatilla Gold Mining Co. Ltd Tetley, Charles.,.7 British Lion M. & M. Co. Ltd Johnston, G. D., et al Ritchie, W. A. Glass, Chester De Beck, C. H Umatilla Gold Mining Co. Ltd Clute, J. S��� Jr Frnser, J. S. C Major, C. J McKenzie, A. B., Stussi, Adella..., Dockerill, W. P Wler, John ' Wior, John ..... Tracey, T. H JCuhn, John .-. Northey, R. W. et al McArthur, J. B., ct al i... Buffalo Gold Minim? Co Davidson, J��� et al WIckenden, C. O Colnmbta Kootenaj- Mining Co. Ltd ���Harris, W. J Smith, H. B Umatilla Gold Mining Co. Ltd McArthur, J. B., et al , New Gold Fields of B. C. Pnvo Con. MInrs Ltd Topping, E. S ���. Rochester Gold Mining Co English Canadian Co. Ltd Honajjer, J. J., ct al Clute, J. S. Jr. , Barborn, Steve, ot al , Monto Christo Con. M. it D. Oo :; Lynch,' Alex., et a] '. '.', Killam, G. R \ Virginia Gold Mining Co '... Alrey, Edward Cascade Gold Mining Co...7' ' Tetley, Charles Ritchie, W. A Summit Gold Copper Mining* Co Monarch Gold Mining Co.. Foreign... McDermid, D.. et al English Canadian Co., Ltd Cascade Gold Mining Co Kraff, John, et al C. B. & Q. Mining Co.. Ltd .Rossland Star Gold Mining Co Jf-ckson, August Forster, H. E., et al Caldwell, G. F., et al Northey, R. W., et al McDonald, t>. K Kootenay London Mining Co Caldwell, G. F., eta! Ccmmander Mining & R. Co Roaf.'J. R Leland. F. A Waneta & Trail Ck. G. if. Co. Ltd... Waneta & Trail Ck. G. M. Co. Ltd... Waneta &' Trail ck. G."'M. Co. Ltd... Copper Qiieen M.Tfc D. Co. Ltd Lineham, J., etal........... .' .Merryweather, XV. G....... McDoneuVc, et al.. Graves, M. A., et al..... Kraff, J., et al...'......'. Earl, J., etal....... 7 .'.... Daniels, R. T.. et al., Curtis, S., et al.......................... Bnlllio, Edward.....: ...... Comlskey, Patrick, et al.. Deer Park Gold Mining Co............. Delacola Gold Mining Co.. Delaware Mining & Milling Co........ Dnimhellcr,' J. L., et al Clute, J. S., Jr.. Detroit Con. G. M. Co., Ltd.; Lnpslle. Thomas .-, Hope. C. E., et al.......... ... Driiinhellcr. J. L.. etal Pokorney, F. H., et al Campbell, F. Mclvor Mclvor East St. Louis G. M. Co .... Enellsh Canadian Co. Ltd Bealey, R. J., etal... ������������ Knorllsh Canadian Co. Ltd Robinson, Alfred..., .... Argonnut Gold Mining Co Pnvo Con. Mines Ltd.. Pavo Con. Mines Ltd ������ (.Walter,. Josenh E Bothiine. J. T.. ct al Campbell, F. McTvor Mclvor Campbell. F. Mclvor Mclvor. i.;. Eric Gold Mining Co ��� Edgar G. M. & S. Co Blue, Louis, ct al.... Pavo Con. 'Mines Ltd -Pavo Con. Mines Ltd... ;..������ ��� Campbel, C. D.. Tetletr. -Charles. . Old Flag G.-'M. Co. Murphy, William Keller, H. L. A., 'et al... Fnirvlew Gold Mining Co.. Fastern Star Gold Mining Co ��� Heisner, J. W... [ Dunn, Ida May, etal.................. Happp, Cyrus.. i ... ; Spiteee Gold Mines Ltd....��� Tetley, Charles .... Haley, T. E., etal Haley, T. E., et al EYeeburn Gold Mining Co. L'. Ly...... Campbell. C. D Giant. Mining Co., Ltd....:.... * Dundee, Charles. Rnllton, A. B Slmnson, M., et al.. McBride. G. W......... ��������� f.a Franz, G. P..... ��������� Power. R. A. .������������ Gold Hill Mining Co.. Cold Queen M. & R. Co Oudin. C. P.. ot al '. Gold Star Mlnine Co. Ltd... Goldle Rene Mining Co. English Canadian Co.,Ltd Niinie.of C'lulm. / Abbucorne i; ruction,... a, ii. u ..... aUu it. Aum.ii/ ., ���rUKI x'l'actiu.i...,.... ., ���rtJinuuen.,. .....���', smii'ii,:,..... Annie i\o. z............. JLllltlC i^............. i . _,pni Kool.. Argenune............... Australia.. .!........... liuunocA.......... , ..... j-miinocic,;';.... .;.; ..... Beaver No. i........... Belcher............ .... Bell. ...; ,.i. Helieview./.............. Ueliuont............. ... Belvldero Fraction..... Ben Bolt.......:; Big Casino.... ........ Big Chief No. 2.. ���..'... Big Ele'.liant ........r. Biff Four........ .'��� Big Foiir.............. Big Trout Black Bull...... ....... Black Diamond.. .....' Black Eagle :.......... Black Horse........ ... Blackberry.. Blackfoot....'.''...'..,..,���' ;���.'' Blaylock.... ............ Blue Bell..... ', Blue Bel! No.'l........: Blue Chip............ . Blue Elephant.......... Bobolink ...............' Bolder.......... Bon Accord...-.,......... Bonanza No." 2.........'. Buckeye........ ; Buckeye ..,...., Buffalo No. '2... Butte........ Bradford....... California........ ...... Campbell;...-..'.... '7... Cnmpbird................ Canada.........;. ...... Cariboo.............. ... Cariboo^;.A.?,.U..*'.. '.'. Carpenter.77'^.f7 ..7 Cascade.... Cashier.............. ... C.-B..&.Q....'.;.' Centre Star No. 2.���.....��� Charleston.... , Colchester...... 7 Columbia View Columbia View......... Comet ...... Comet No. 2. . Commander... .. Commander. .. Comstock......:.;..... . Consolation ..... Copper , Copper Bell Copper Glance.......... Copper Queen..;........ Copper Glance.......: Copper Giant. .." Crazy Horse ....... Cruiser.....7....:..' ... Cumberland Curlew................. Daddy Lode Daly.. Daylight Deadwood...... .... Deer Park... ., Delacola..: .... Delaware No. 1...."..... beitnl.'.'.;:. ...:..:..:... Denmark... Detroit Fraction...!..... Dew Drop' tfrkct'toh...., Dewdney Diamond.. .... Dubrovnlk. .... Diiphimiiie East St. Louis Early Morn Eden Edna ��� Ego EInnore... Elk No. 1 .".....-..'.'. Elk No. 1 Fraction..... Emma 'Weber..' Empress... I Emu Emu Fraction... Eric*...'. Esmeraida Fraction Esquimalt Fractioni....' Ethel.;...;...; .'.'.I'.'.''...; Ethel -No.l.'....;.... ... Ethel Mary .. Ettie Eureka No 1 E. V. Debbs.. Falrford , Fairvlew FJalu... Fandango Florence Flossie L ..; Fool Hen .... Four Hundred. Frankle H Fred B.. Freeborn Gertrude Emily Giant Gigantic.......... Gladiator Gladstone Gold Bar Gold Bug No. 2 Gold Dollar No. 1.. Gold Hill Gold Queen .., Golden Queen Gold Star... ���. Goldle. Gopher Fraction.. Lot; No. Taxes Due Costs Totaldue 1K60 . 1772 M.IO 1IJ.1U 28C1 2II7S ���121B ���1246 1457: 1212 1607 7 2PS2 4428 41-45 1S72 1951 186G 1137 1491 4029 425G 4257 lrS4 6428. 3716 17S6 1276 3081 3325 1299 1059 1637 4243 1788 5206 '4318 1698 1180 4012 1631 1878 5718 534 If 17 ' 3235 ." 2?95 1791 5001 1621 1283 4358 1205 1639 ;. 4013 5000 3860 1188 1346 975 3442 3443 , 3717 151G 1S32 3444 960 5S64 1282 2184 2785 2183 1210 1496 1631 1958 3780 3861 1220 1765 '4077 1903 ,1291 932 1502 1225 4076 1873 1192 1647 3017 1046 5436 2116 1641 1776 1327 1770 1823 951 4314 4324 3219 991 2115 2121 1277 2980 5208 4325 , 4315 2S77 1622 1136 2673 1223 1C58 1350 ��� 3128 1254 1301 3297 1838 1762 3203 957 2S78 997 5429 2490 3076 lf-52 ' 1154 2981 . 640 1352 994 1191 1T69 4008 J 2.00/ 47.00 ' 24.U0 53.75 1.50 4.00 24.75 24.75 21.00 7.00 50.75 ��� 43.75 40.00/1 37.50 ".8.75 78.50 2.50 82.25 13.50 ; 28.50 6.25 9.00 23.00 17.00 25,00 21.00 21.50. 6.25 12.00 ���41.25 5.25. 50.00 39.00 65.00 12.75 26.00 85.75 26.00 28.00 47.50 13.00 12.25 30.00 78.0Q 41.00 .<:"'���' .50 57.60 32.25 , 47.25 30.00' '. 18.50 11.75 .'��� 61.25 17.00 20.00 19.00 12.75 38.50 ... 6.50 29.00 62.50 21.75 68.25 46.25 ' " 58.75 . 13.00 11.75 58.75 61.50 78.00 63.00 1.25 67.50 52.00 1.25 39.00 25.50 8.75 57.75 32.00 51.00 26.00 26.00 38.50 , 26.00 9.25 7.75 33.75 6.00 28.75 .25 12.50 13.50 16.50 52.00 46.50 19.00 10.00 12.00 21.00 3.50 30.00 70.00 76.50 22.50 77.00 4.00 18.00 2.50 26.00 24.00 87.50 91.00 36.00 24.00 66.50 87.50 ffft.00 'W.fi'' 8.00 78.00 65.00 7.50 13.00 23.50 10.50 26.00 26.00 13.00 12.75 27.00 73.50 104.00 84.00 19.50 12.60 50.75 2.00 J2.00 2.00 2.00 _.oi> ���2.00 2.0U. 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 s2.oo ���': 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 ; 2.00 2.00 . 2.00 2.00 '2.00 2.00 ���������' 2.00' 2,00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00, 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 *2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00'' " 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 . 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 .2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 : 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 .2.00 2.00 2.C0 2.00 2.U0 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.0O 2.0O 2.01 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 ,' 2.00 2.00 2.M 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00' ' 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 23.50 8.25 ���, 14.00 " .43.25 7.25 52.00 41.00 67.00 14.75 28.00 .87.75 28.01) 30.00 49.50 15.00 ��� 14.25 32.00 )i 80.00 ',.'43.00 ' ' 2i50 59.50 34.25 49.25 32.00 20.50 13.75 63.25 19.00 22;00 21.00 14.75 40.50 .8.50 3100 64.50 23.75 70.25 48.25 60.75 15.00 13.75 60.75 63.50 S0.OO 65.00 3.25 69.50 54.00 3.25 41.00 27.50 10.75 59.75 34.00 D3.00 2S.0O 2S.0O 40.50 2S.00 11.25 9.75 35.75 8.00 30.75 2.25 14.50 15.50 18.60 51.00 48.60 21.00 12.00 14.00 23.00 5.50 32.00 72.00 78.50 24.50 , 79.00 0.00 20.00 4.50 28.00 26.00 89.50 93.00 38.00 26.00 . 68.50 89.50 67.00 2S.00 21.25 10.00 80.00 67.00 9.50 15.00 25.50 12.50 28.00 28.00 15.00 .14.75 29.00 75.50 106,00 86.00 21.50 14.50 52.75 1.00 Name of Owner. .vellt-r, H. L. A., ot al. _rowii, K. -uuckenzle, A. B lopping, ii. H.. ���.erryweuiuei*, \V. (i ^uium, a. & ltupil, VV. h. uieeii Mountain Con. Mining Co. I'eierson, U. \V��� et al cuiuweii, u. F.. et al zxoiiu, C K., et al ttuuiu Brown. Uoid Mining Co. Lupslit', Tiiomuu Waiietleld, W. J. C. Scandiu Alining & Tunnel Co .vuiiams, S. _>.. et al Kiglish Canadian Co Iron Hopo M. & Mlg. Co ciuupwiii, K Mclvor Mclvor HLclumn, J. H Ibe.v Mining Co. Ltd h'chinlul, C c�� al Schmidt, C. ct al Independent Mining Co. Ltd Kin 11', John, ct al iJi-uiiihullcr, J. ���., ct al Uugiu, U. ii., et al -McUlynn, Hoso, ot al. Pnvo Con. Minos Ltd. UfiiciU Con. (jold Mining Co .. Niiiiuiiiio ItoHsland Mining Co.....,'.... Adams, J. H.......,...;. iJiigilMh Canadian Co i.iiKimu Canadian Co...... Uiecli Mouiituin Con. (J. M. Co Trucuy, T. li....... Lookout.. Moiuuuiu Milling CO. Ltd..., Junk; Mac Mining Co..... AlcUlynn, Huso, et ul. ������ Keller, H. L. A........... Wukefield, W. J. C... Kosslund Kootenay Mining Co Cumpbell, F.'Mclvor Mclvor............ Itosuland La Belle Al. & t). Co.......... Kirkijutrick, Win, et al.....'.'.'......... Ryan, John, et ul.............'.....;..... Clute, J. S., Jr., ct al.........;..,.....-. La Kegina G. Mining Co....... "... lidmondson. T. M.......... Harris, W. J...;..;......;..:;. ......... Uiuss, David...... Snow, A. J. Ruuseil..;.................'.". Little Jim G. ii. & M. Co................ Topping, E. S............................. Clarkson, _. K. C ;. '..-. Argonaut G. M. Co..;....'......,,.:....; English Canadian Co..:. .l......;. Forstei*., H. E., et al.;...7...''.......... Nanaiuio Rossland Mining O.......... ���Gloyn, Jolin 'Johnston, D. F... V,...................... Stussi, John K........................ .. Kearns, J. J., ct al.,:;.;....';77.....7 Schmidt, C.................. '..' Big Three G.M. Co:, Foreign.......... English Canadian Co......'.....'........i Clute, J. S���. Jr.... ...:..........;.... 'Marsh, R., et al...... i.....'...........7 Graves, J. P., et al McKlnnon, Sidney F...............;....; Ste. St. Mane G. M. Co. Ltd.........'..i �� 4.0u 49.00 20.00 ' 55.7a 3.50 ������' 6.00 68.75 26.70 23.00 '���". 9.50 52,76 4ti,75 42.00 39.50 10.75 10.50 "4.S0 11.25 15.50 3o;so 8.25 11.00 25.00 19.00 27.00 23'^fOwens, May Annie.. Genelle & Poupore..;.'... Johnston," D. HI ....; Edgiir G. M. Co........... Delaware M. & Mlg. Co. Monday Aline Ltd...................i. Monte .Christo G. Al. Co............... English Canadian Co..... ..;... Sehimdt, C.',' et al....................... Ste.-S_ ������Marie G. M. Co............... British Columbia S. & R. Co.........i. Daniel, R. T., et al... ..........:;. Ungelskjen, K: T., et'al.......;....'..... Clute, J. S., Jr., et al................. English Canadian Co................... English Canadian Co..........'......... Tetley, Chas............-......) ..'...'..;. Drumheller, J. L'., et al Nest Egg Alining Co. Ltd ...7.... Buruora,' Steve, et at.;.���. .'. Ste. St. Alarle Gold Alining Co....- Ste. St. Alarie G��ld Alining Co......... Alonnler, Vlcioi* ........ Rossland Star Gold Mining Co......... Case, W. F., et al....... ......,;.... Bruce Gold Mining"'Co..'.'.;���.'!."....;..... Tetley, ^Charles.. ,. ...,'....,.. Walter, Joseph;. E..;..;. 7.../... 7 .... Griilitiis, XV. M., et al.. May flower Gold Mining Co. Ltd ..':. Delaware Al. & M. TCo ,...'.. Dempsey, E., et al.;���:..... ���.... tvlilam, G. R.:7.....; ,..;;. Wickeriden, C. O.....'.'..;:.7. ..... .Montreal & B. C.: P. and P. Co... Wakefield, W. J. C, Osier, A. ��..,.... Chantrell, J. B.... .....:..... Nelson, Chas., et al...... ',...':. .c'nglisn Canadian Co. '..'... Wakefield, W. J. C....7. ...7.... ���ookout Alountain Al. C. Ltd.......... Stussj, J. a., et al.. ��� Drumheller, J. L. et al rr Qullliam, J., et al... Kyan, John, et al :",.., McArthur, J. B. .;.. AIcRae, W. S��� etal......��� ., Oliver, \V. T., et al........ AlcAi-thur, J. B., et al ......;... lii.ndolph Gold Mining Co .... Coakley, D. C.,' et al 7....... Forster, H. E., et al ., .... lied Eagle Gold'Mining Co ., .... Hamilton, C. It... ^. Red Point Gold Mining Co ......... Goldie Uene Alining Co -,......., Merryweatlier, W. G... ,.;. Rhoderlck Dim G. Al. Co Richardson, G. \V., et al.;.. ......... Clemence, V. F., .et ul.. English Canadian Co...... Lemon, Geo., et ul Raymcr, Walter J.. Cascade Gold Mining Co ; Sim It St��. .Marie G, si. Co Lee, John N ,.; -McArthur, J. a., et al Umatilla Gold Mining Co., Ltd.. Balfour, E. J s English Canadian Co English Canadian Co , Keller, H. L. A", et al Alrey, Edward............ Alrey, Edward..'."......... Irwin, A. B.......'..;. '. Clute, J. S.. Jr. _..'.... English Canadian Co ' .. Clute, J. S., Jr.. 7... Clotty, H. S ...'.!.'..'..'! Big Three Gold Alining Co Wilson, A., et al Big Three Gold Alining Co Tetley, Chas..' Bogie, D. B.;'ct al... Driiinlieller, J. _..,'.etal ;. Schmidt, Chas. ,et al. AJonnier, Victor. ........... Daniel, R. T., et al....... .' McArthur, J. B., et al... !!!!!!!!] Topping, E. S., et al..:..]...........'. McArthur, J.*B., et al.... St. Louis Alines, Ltd .'.'."!!.!'.! AIcArthiir. J. B., et al... St. Paul Gold Alining.Co., Ltd!.!!!!!! Fraser, J. S. C 7 !.!!.. ���chantreii, j. b��� et ai.,..!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Raymer, H. J.,'et al...... .!!!!!!.';!..!!! ICennedy, Ernest ! 1!!!.!! Kennedy, Graham Warren, C S ....'.....'"...!.,' Lapslie, Thomas "*."'!!! Summit G. & C. Alining*, Co., Ltd:.'!!.'.. Kraff, John, et al , Pavo Con. AUnes. Ltd !!,!!!!!. Harris, W. J Dunn, Ida Aiay, et al , Williams. S. L.. etal !.!.!!!!!!! Reaver Gold Mining Co. For Ritchie. W. A !...!!!!!. Umntilla Gold Alining Co., Ltd ATorrls, Allchtiel. et al ' Ostrander. R. B .!.!!.!.!!!!!. English Canadian Co., Ltd.....���!!!!.. Name ol Claim. (Trail Qretk Goulah Grand Prize Grand...., Gray Cliff Gray Copper , ..-. Great Britain Green Crown Green Alountain -������ G. R. Sovereign Hall Hard Bargain Hattlo Brown Haverhill Helen No. 2 Helena No. 2 *��� Highland Homestake , Hope No. 2 HolHtuph Hugle Ibex Ida Ida Fraction ������������ Independent ��������������� Iron Chief lion. Clad Iron, Hill Iron King No. 2.............. ...;..... iron Ki.ng No. 4.,"..,.. ......'.,.. Iron Queen No. 1 > ��� Isubellu No. 2....... Ivunhoe No. 3........................... J. and J.................'.; .1. Jennie. ...... Jersey............... :.... ��� Joanna. .......... ............. Jcker.. Josiu Mac ������ Kid Kiwi ... Knight Templar..... Kootenay Fruo.lon Kurrujeug La Belk'....r Lander 7. |Last Chance Last Chance Lu Reginu Light foot x-uy i��iuy i_iiconi iio. i :... _itile _e*)*).... ijilUe J nil .' ���utiij Joe [���ivingsion luOiiuuiiueiO L ��� Costs 'Total due 1452 70.00 ��.00 72.00 933 22.60 2.00 24.60 6009 34.50 2.00 86.60 2470 70.00 2.00 , 72.00 1032 37.00 2.00 39,00 4065 34.00 2.00 36.00 1232 3.60 2.00 6.60 638 21.00 2.00 23.00 1226 10.75 2.00 12.76 !S64 60.00 2.00 62.00 1129 - 54.25 2.00 66.25 1047 35.00 2.00 37.00 4353 26.25 2.00 28.25 1151 65.00 2.00 67.00 1790 25.50 2.00 27.60 1049 26.50 2.00 27.50 4010 18.00 2.00 20.00 4605 15.00 2.00 17.00 2120 16.76 2.00 17.76 3C7C ,, , 7.7S , 2.M 9.76 1618 - , 26.25 - 2.00* 28.2-i 989 9.50 2.00 11.50 990 6.50 2.00 8.50 1275 31.60 2.00 33.6" 3856 23.00 2.00 25.00 4073 10.2$ 2.00 12.25 3781 3.60 2.00 6.60 1142 16.50 2.00 18.50 4317 ,.- 24.60 2.00 26.50 1604 . 47.50 2.00 49.50 1355 .78.76 2.00 . 80.76 1629 70.00 ���-���',; 2.00 .������'. 72.00 1773 23.00 �� 2.00 7 26.00 lf50 6.00 2.00 8.00 646 . 63.75 2.00 66.75 322G 24.00 2.00 . 26.00 1690 4.50 2.00 '..','. ,; 6.60 1230 ��� 9.00 2.00- . 11.00 1143 35.25 2.00 37.26 14.56 63*0 2.00 66.00 1155 (5.0* 2.00 67.00 1198 .75 2.00 ' 2.75 2117 40.50 2.00 ' 42.50 729 2.60 2.00 4.50 1962 41.25 2.00 43.26 4fU 5.50 2.00 7.50 1875 8.60 2.00 10.50 1128 10.00 2.00 12.00 3287 4.60 2.00 6.50 IC52 3.00 2.00 6.00 2972 38.75 ' 2.00 40.7o 3715 8.75 2.00 M.'n. 2685 2.00 2.00 , 4.00 ie��s 19.50 2.00 21.5. 1500 2.50 2.09 4.6b 852 8.50 2.00 ' 10.50 1959 40.00 2.00 ��� 42.00 3440 61.00 2.00 , 63.00 1642 73.60 2.00 76.60 4662 38.00 2.00 40.00 1SU ' 78.00 ' 2.00 80.0V 1614 68.50 2.00 60.50 1702 49.00 2.00 6-00 1492 26.00 2.00 28.00 1344 11.00 2.00 13.0U 4011 17.00 2.00 19.00 1876 6.25 2.00 7.2a 4396 12.00 2.00 14.0J 1610 41.25 2.00 43.2a 1791 12.60 2.00 14.50 3020 2.76 .2.00 4.75 6217 9.26 2.00 11.2a 1761 52.50 2.00 64.50 1766 63.00 2.00 66.00 1694 3.50 2.00 6.50 1789 73.60 2.00 76.50 995 39.00 2.00 ���U.00 802 4.25 2.00 6.26 1769 ' 28.00 2.00 30.00 3013 1.50 2.00 1.50 3023 3.75 2.00 6.75 2976 22.50 2.00 ��� 24.50 1764 62.60 loo 44.50 4023 13.00 2.00 15.00 2393 39.00 2.00 4L00 1777 44.00 2.00 46.00 4C18 24.00 2.00 26.00 1787 18.00 2.00 20.00 4071 11.75 2.00 13.76 1048 23.00 2.00 25.00 6717 , 8.00 2.00 10.00 2022 8.50 2.00 10.50 ���3019 12.60 2.00 14.50 1783 34.00 2.00 36.00 1345 47.25 2.00 49.25 1501 91.00 2.00 93.0J 1628 44.00 : 2.00 46.00 2671 76.00 2.00 77.00 3220 57.50 2.00. 69.60 4928 11.00 2.00 lS.Ou 779 17.50 2.00 19.60 1788 91.00 2.00 93.00 1057 37.50 2.00 39.60 4064 35.04 2.00 37.00 3120 19.00 2.00 21.00 1701 19.00 2.00 21.00 1153 53.75 2.00 65.76 1193 55.00 2.00 67.00 1935 2.25 2.00 4.25 2530 36.00 2.00 38.00 1778 40.00 2.08 42.00 1152 '26.25 2.00 28.26 2915 , 8.00 ' 2.06 10.00 1150 84.00 2.00 86.00 4076 10.50 2.00 12.50 1273 76.50 2.00 78.50 1985 6.50 2.00 8.60 2677 37.50 2.00 39.50 4917 4.50 2.00 6.50 1616 25.00 2.09 27.00 1783 22.50 2.00 24.50 1279 9.00 2.00 11.00 1S59 58.75 . 2.00 60.75 3441 45.00 2.00 ��� 47.00 1615 17.25 2.00 19.25 ��162 50.00 2.00 52.00 1200 91.00 2.00 93.01 1520 39.00 2.00 41.00 1130 11.25 2.00 13.25 1493 77.00 2.00 79.00 (1508 31.00 2.00 33.00 3783 52.00 2.00 54.00 1767 42.00 2.00 44.00 4667 6.50 2.00 8.50 1199 8.50 2.00 10.50 5002 36.00 2.00 38.00 3021 6.75 2.00 8.75 1393 26.25 2.00 28.25 1784 17.50 2.00 19.50 4244 27.00 2.00 29.00 4C74 26.25 2.00 2S.25 1771 43.00 2.00 45.00 400S 2.00 2.00 4.00 1451 47.25 2.0* 49.25 1936 46.25 2.00 48.25 1937 53.75 2.00 55.75 2403 ��� .50 2.00 2.50 1S77 5.50 2.00 7.50 1775 49.00 2.00 51.00 1871 12.50 2.00 14.50 4608 52.00 2.00 54.00 1347 11.50 2.00 13.50 1635 45.00 2.00 47.00 134S 7.50 2.00 9.50 2672 36.00 2.00 38.00 964 10.25 2.00 12.25 4072 125 2.00 11.23 988 19.00 2.00 21.00 3223 51.00 2.00 53.00 1689 9.00 2.00 11.00 1789 24.00 2.00 26.00 1T03 50.75 2.00 52.75 17S5 .50 2.00 2.50 935 13.00 2.00 15.00 1787 18.50 2.00 20.50 120S 10.00 2.00 12.00 1760 8.00 2.00 10.00 193? 58.75 2.00 60.75 4240 13.00 2.00 15.00 1498 46.50 2.00 48.50 1609 35.00 2.00 37.00 1494 78.00 2.00 80.00 500S 8.25 2.00 10.25 4357 17.50 2.00 19.50 4600 8.00 2.00 10.00 4313 25.50 2.09 27.5* 2684 3.25 2.00 5.25 1826 40.25 2.00 42.25 1861 12.75 2.00 14.75 1207 100.00 2.00 102.00 1278 49.50 2.00 51.50 4242 20.25 2.00 22.25 944 26.00 2.00 28.00 1964 62,50' 2.00 64.50 4014 28.00 2.00 30.60 If. Anecdotal. After on* of his tripo to tin Eniendlfl !��!��� Foote w*a praising tho hospltaluy of the IrUh, when a gentleman asked b,lm whether he had been at Cork. "No, sir," answered Foote, "but I have sees many drawings of It." Di��r-ell once said of 81r William Harcourt In his affectedly cynical wfay: "He has the three essential qualifications of success tn politics���a,fine per- son, a loud voice, and no principles.". To this, when It was repeated to him, Harcourt rejoined: "Leaving out the first two qualification!, it might almost be applied to 'Dluy* himself.". Tradition ascribt* to the second Pitt the dying words: "O, my countryr-my country! How I leave my country!" What, in fact, Pitt said was: "I think I could eat one of Bellamy's pork-pies." Which he dldr-and straightway expired, to the Intense grief of the nation. This version Is attested by the head- waiter of "Bellamy's" (likewise deceased), who told It to Mr. Disraeli. Louis XIV. was told that Lord Stair was one of the best-bred men In Europe. "I shall soon put him to' the test," said the king: and asking Lord Stair to take an airing with htm, as soon as the door of the coach A was opened, he bade him pais and get in. The other bowed and obeyed. Th* king said: "The world Is In the right In the character it gives���another person would have troubled me with ��� ceremony." * When, a few years ago, the King ot Portugal was u guest at Lord Salisbury's country seat, the Prince of Wales���now King Edward���asked King CailoB what had Impressed him'most during his stay in England. "English roast beef Is very delightful," was the reply. "Oh," said the Prince, "surely something else has Impressed you as well." "Ah, yes," returned Carlos; "at course, there Is English boiled beef, which is also delightful." ' ' A commercial traveler well,known In the cycle trade adds this to the collection of Jokes on newly msde hapPF fathers: The hero is the manufacturer of the wheel which the barrator' sells. Being compelled to go away on a business trip about1 the time an Interesting domestic evmit was expected, he left orders for the nii'me to wire'him results according to the following formula: If a boy, "Gentleman's safety arrived." U a girl, "Lady's safety arrived." The father's state of mind may be Imagined when, a few days later, he received a telegram containing the one 'word; "Tandem." . A certain Scotch caddie nameduMatfc- le Gorum was noted for his Invariable remark after a poor shot by the persoai he was serving: "It mlcht hae' been waur," which was meant to be consolatory and encouraging. His master, It clergyman, was wearied with this well- meaning flattery. Accordingly, to make sure that he would squash the remark for once, he told the caddie he had a terrible dream the night ' before. ,"Mathle, my mail, I dreamt that, I wag In the place where the wicked are punished. I saw the wretched ones tortured; they were swimming In a lake of boiling pitch, and could not get landed for red-hot pitchforks thrust la their faces by demons." He baited a minute, with his tongue in his'"[cheek, when, with perfect coolness, the caddie answered: "Aye, air,'that was a bad dream, jlst awfu'; but it mlcht bae been waur." "Waur, you foolT How could that ber' "It mlcht hae been true." It Is a current story In Tevtotdal* that In the house of an ancient family of distinction, much addicted to th* Presbyterian cause, a Bible was always put In the sleeping apartment of the guests, along with a bottle of strong ale. On some occasion there was a meeting of clergymen in the vicinity of the castle, all of whom were Invited to dinner by the worthy barohet, and abode all night. According to th* fashion of the times, seven of the reverend guests were allotted to one large barrack-room, which was used on Bucb occasions of extensive hospitality. The butler took care that the divines were presented each with a Bible and a bottle of ale. But, after a little consultation among themselves, they'are said to have recalled the domestic as he was leaving the apartment. "My friend," Bald one of the venerable guests, "you must know when'we meet together as brethren the youngOBt man reads, aloud a portion of-Scripture to the rest; ontit one Bible, therefore, Is necessary. Taks away the other six, and, in their place, bring six more bottles of ale." ' j i_*.j page.) l-^*- "Novr, James, please remember: Left band���Eg��s, poultry, three yard* of silk to match my skirt, llolnn for Mamie's dress, and a new reefer for George. Right hand���Nellie's ribbons, Harry's algebra, telephone message to Uenry, a box oi starch, and my new bonnet. Hay them over as you go to towp." ��� "Harper'* Weekly." Sue Brette���How do you know the' gallery gods threw eggs at you? Ham Lette���How do I know? Ye gods, didn't I oatch them In the act?���Chicago "News." A visitor to a farm was especially struck 'by the gTeat ruggedness and strength of one of 'the stalwart harvest ?lands, and said to the farmer: "That ellow ought to be chuck-full of work." ������He Is," replied the farmer, *^or he ought to be, because I hain't never been able to get none out of him."��� From "Success." "I see that Mrs. Uptardeight Is addressing the Mothers' Scientific Club this afternoon on The Care of Chll-i dren." "Speaking of children, wiho was that youngster that broke Into Snoop's candy store last n' t and^johb-id the till?" "Thai���why, -at was �����. Cp- tardelgbt's jrouncteat." -^'*h UUmorV "News" It WIII be to Your Interest If you contemplate visiting (lie St. Louis Exposition, to secure reliable information a�� to railroad service, the lowest rates and best route?. Aho as to local conditions in St Louis, hotels, etc. If yon will write the undersigned, statine what information you desire, the same will be promptly furnished. If we do not liave it on hand, will secure it for yon.if possible, and without any expense to you. Address B. H. TRUMBULL, Comaimerclal Agent, 142 TJiird St.,Portland, Oro, '<<-, .' h ', jl n j 5i I Hi V ' ly) I \ I'i i i 1 i i'7! f, . '1 -rry-iT; ���iV ; Y_.TT"^ISp.' 1. ���>. j*. ����������� s ���"���-I it i'y^^^h:'^^y'^'Q^f^:^.% ^^���^^r::py-^;^^i.^^:.^^;: /"'my '"ir'ISii; rm a'u > ���"ir-'djj iLmi ~~mr.*-~.*1. IT I _____ ���^-^"-^ *_4&_*_^^ TRAIL CREEK MINING,, DIVISION.-^Continued. Nama of Owner. e���- ., _ -J- __���_���**?������ 1 j _F%i*-m*lls Griffiths, W, M., et al Yulll, S. B., et al Cameron, T. A., et al Uloyn, John Virginia Gold Mining Co Little Joe Con. Mining Co...'. 2CauaImo'& Rossland Mining Co... Campbell, P., Mclvor, Mclvor Iron Hope.M. & M. Co Columbia Proprietary, Ltd Thompson, Ross, et al ? McDonnell, C et al Johnston, Douglas F McAtee, L. J Bogle, D��� et al Yale Gold Copper Mining Co., Ltd. Perdue, W��� et al Name of Claim. Name of Owner. Victor , Victoria Viking Violet Virginia | Western Spy White Elephant.. ' Whlroo White Iron Whoopup... Wide West Wide West No. 2. Winnipeg , Wisconsin Wolverine Yale Zllor..... Lot*. No. Tit\e>. Due Costi .Total dug 4927 2S85 ���1916 4663 . 681 JC96 1357 211? 4604 3324 12S7 11*53 1519 1692 927 1 5SS '1051 10.50 25.00 11.75 11.00 4.75 4.50 75.25 27.00 23.25 13.00 28.50 13.00 63.00 75.25 12.75 42.00 3.25 2.0u 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 Hielenberg, K. A., Estate of..." Wlckwlre, E. 1\, et al......... Oliver, XV. T. ... . Combination M-. ���'&' U. Co..... Douglas, John.: Mulligan, John... ..... Rumberger, G. \V\, etal....... Johnson, S. M..... ...... Naden, G. R;>, et-al..;........... Pringle,- Clive..,. 25.25 15.00 30.50 15.00 65.00 77.25 14.75 44.00 5.25 GRAND FORKS MINING DIVISJIQN. i �� Name of Owner. Name of Claim. "* 5. "Kv i'i K* [���, ictrim, Xi., et al \' cuuutci .on. uoiu alines, juiu , louim-i con. uom j_lue��, _tu.... ,' xorti_cuu, \v. a t , oicAiuiion, J.'J > ; Van x%v��a I. Ksuite et al 7 L foritr, W. J., et al [ Lavauey, En, ct oi.... urew, ulewman; R.,"et al....'. j*. ...' '.C-rtls,' Smith, etal..'...' , Xtelahelmer,; S., et\'al.' ' X3TVTtjXl| Im JV������������������� ������������������������ ���������������������**i*i Porter.-W. J., et al..*..'.". ....'. Contact-Con. Gold Mines, Ltd .'. " ' Jordan,'Arthur....'.. ...\ Hartford Gold .Mining Co.; Ltd ,, Gold Dollar 'Mines; Ltd:. A McCaUum,'N.', et al....".... Van Ness I.",et al..]..... Jordan/Arthur...... > Guess, G.' A....r.:l. *....'. .' *faden,G. R.,'/eta!....t.' .... . Hartford JGoId vMln!ng Co ' Hartford Gold .Mining Co , ���- Blockberger, _*v_t.,.et al, * r!ft.,C.1 Truat,Ct��.,ILtd......'....'. ��� _u��, *i�� n*......f .....&....... t Bamberger., G. 'w!..\*.,.....���.".'...'........ .. ^ Jordan, Arthur*.......... >l~ ,. John BuU\Min��i, Ltd.%. *��� j\ soiiw, yr.,let^ai..^.,J. .v _, ^Knmberger/G..W..'....". Frank, Charles,Vet si .' :. , ��� Belt,, W; H., G.......L..���....��� 7 . Townsend; W.A_t..;. f ;.;. ILittle Bertha Gold,Mining Ca.7.'.' ; McG_tre,,Hut?h���et*^d.. *��� %}Toole, J.'M.*...*^, ��������������... Townsend.'.TIm...,...: Clark,,ElIa, et ai:...i ���t r Snmmlt Goldi Copper Mining' 49a - Mammoth * Diamond.Hitch Con G. M. -' --;i>Co.viitd.. ..���:.���:.,..-. Cosgrltr. C��� et al.." \-- , John Bull tMines, i_td .' -<" '"Innla,1 Dngaid .......>. , , McCalhim,-Neil, et al..'.....".....V.'.V r MnH!min,>John i Averill, F., As; er'al ��� 7 , fje5CT8n�� �������� et.W. , McGuire, Hugh...'.. ��nmberger. G. ^w.. .) _, �� * x-# ���������������������� ��tii��ii(ii . coB(rriir.c ;.. , White, MUton.D ContactCon. Gold Mlnes���Ltd Contact Con.,Gold Mines,,Ltd........ . Drew, G. Et.. et a! * RendeU, G.' A*.*. .".".T.:".".."; Bonanta Mountain G. M." Co. Ltd.'!! Contact' Con. Gold' Mines, Ltd Contact >Con. Gold Mines, Ltd-.'. Hartford GoldlMining Co7x.td... MoCatrnm Ndl. et al !!!!! Matheson;, Chas v.M..y Bonansa^Mokntain ' 1012 1'H'J ioW I4tfi U044 134?. 161C 1134 11366 (1689 1363 2136 2C0S 1617 7ie 651 1610 1067 97S 2322 1314 ms 1S5C 1615 211." 95. EiVet.& "'"^^ \5renf��G.B.; et _l7 * -^-f- ��� * _*f4"*<*!"'m.,...'....i. * ' ^w B^erice, J.D., 'et _i ? ' Sbmmlt ;G6ld\C^pserVMlnrng* __!!!!!!!! Oppenheimer, ;M.u-et%l * " Van^Ness; I. '.Es&V^ai!!;;!!!! Plevrtnan, R.-W a* *�� ' ������"���"�������� 1 co8grirc^ct U!!:: * Hartford Gold Mining Co! Ltd!!!!!!" ,Van NJjss, _, Estate > ���WoGuIre.yF,.... . '" Claek Seattle- G. M.'^'Ltd!!!! Brown, H.' A...; ��� -B.C. 53.'.u 13.00 10.UO i��.uo 52,00 4.00 41.00 12.26 26.00 4.25 51.00 26.00 13.00 13.00 20.00 13.00 10.25 26.00 28.00 11.00 11.75 78.W) 26,00 13.00 13.10 9.00 42.00 6.50 9.25 9.75 23.00 1.00 13.00 13.00 12.76 35.00 9.7C 9,75 13.00 4.00 8.00 .50 28.50 9.50 64.50 8.50 25.00 7.25 " 12.25 9.50 13.00 10.00 32.2S 13 00 5.00 '18.50 10.0) 5.25 13.00 12.25 26 23" 1103 * 15.50 44.01 11.75 33.ro 4.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 _W -2.00 2.v0 2.00 2.00 2,00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2,00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 ��00 2.00 2.00 2.0O ��00 2.00 $.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2,��0 '' ��� 2.00 ,2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 ' 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 200 '2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 ���2.00' 1.00 2.C0 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.C0 14.50 12.2o 4. DO 32.W . 14.00 19.00 S.76 i 56.76 15.00 12.00 16.00 64,00 6.00. 43.00 14.25 28,00 6.25 63.00 28.00 15.00 16.10 22.00 15.00 -12.25 - 28.00 30.00 13.00 13,75 80.00 28,00 15,00 ' 15.00 11.00 44.00 8.50 11.25 11.75 12.50 27.00 13.76 13.00. 6,75 6.50 77.26 H'��� Jnlinsbn,.y_. M!,'et al! Enterprise &��� Anchor*Mines,.Ltd.. McDoiielli"'C'r-et al, Boundary*Creek M�� &��� M. Co.... Runiberger. G. W��� et al.......... McDonellj C.,- et'el..... Holbrook, D.-W......... Dunn. J.; et al..;���. Ashcroft, A. E;( etal...:: Harris; W. J........... Guess, G. ��� A.,- et;al.. Johnson, S* M>, et* al. Reed,;Hugh, etal...... Silver King Mining Co..(.... Guess, G- A..;......;. ,.., , MoMynn, W- G7.7..'i.. Dlliier, Otto.....;.���..';.. Rumberger, G:* W;, et al... ... Deiroislers. ��� J; ��� B., Rumberger,- G.W.j etal............ Oliver, W. T., RendeU, G. A....i...............,,.. Green, s; Ki. etal.1;................ McDonell.'* Chris, et - al .Dunn, John, et al..... iDoinrlas/Joiin...';.. ,;. ,, lMr>rnn- ��� John ., ...i , Porter; >W; J..........7 iMc.Mfl hon, M.* H.i et1 al iVVsraw.' Alnole.T. et nl ,. |I*tt����l.erger*, G.' W.; et al .Naden, G. R., etal Rumberger, G. W. et al .RendeU, G. A., et al , Wlckwlro,' E.T. et al Cosgrlff, Con., etal Johnson, S. M., et nl Dunn, J��� et al Sands, Mark Robertson, J. R Wickwire, E. T., et al . 25.00 ���3.00 15.00 15.90 14.75 37.00 11,75 * 1L75 16.00 '&0V 10.00 2.50 30.50 11.50 16,50 10.50 27.00 9.25 14.25 11.50 ' 15.00 12.00 34.�� 15.00 7.00 20.50 1 12.00 ���LIT, 11.00 14 2i 28.2' 1 2101 17.51 - 46.0-) 13.75 35.00 6.00 Pringle, Clive. London._ B. C. Gold Fields, Ltd. McAuley, J. B ; 'Douglas,. John .' Dunn, J., et al .!.! Mortimer, E. H.. et al Hogg, W. L., et al Naden, .G. .R., et ,al Keffer, F* et al Johnson, S. M., et al .'..!!!, McMynn, w. G., et al....!.!!!!!!!! Markln, R Hogg, W. L. et al.......!.!..'.'.'...!!, Warren, J. j. ,' Finucane, F..J _"! Boundary Creek, M., &!m! Co!!!.!! Nelson,, J. XV., et al... ! Silver Kuv Gold. Mining Co..!!!!!! Mack, John ' McDonell, Cliri.B., et nl....!..!!!..'���" Rumberger, G. W., pt al !. !! Cri\ne, G. T. -, ."....', Deadwood, Gold MJnlng/co......... Rumlierger, G. W��� et al McMynn, W., G MeMuIlan, J, J., et al 7.7.'..!!! Kj-dd, George, et al Collins, C. N !!!!! McArthur, p, c .!!.!!!!!!!!!!' Haas, Jacob C 7 ' Leet R. W Iryjng,, J \\ HarrU?,,W. J Harris, w. j !!!!!!!!!!.!!! Harris, \V. J 77.77* Rumberger, G. .W,, Nadcri, G. R��� et al. ���tamberger, G. W... et al. Myrtle Wapa Nellie Cotton New York I'NJghtlngalc ,\No. 2 Norfolk Orinoco |Oro Paragon Peacock Pioneer Plnliook Pluto Queen Sabe Queen of Sheba Red Warrior Revenue ���Rob-Roy Scranton Fraction S. F. Fraction..! Silver Cloud Silver King Silver Tip jSIIver Star (-muggier ,St. Genevieve St. Lawrence Stafford Fraction Sunn.vslde Sunset .'. Tarn O'Shanter Texas Timer Fraction Tip Top Twin Sisters Vancouver Wellington ,..'. Wellington, No. 1...... Wellington No; 2 Wiliamena Fraction World's Fair Fraction. Yukon Fraction City View Clipper Fraction Columbia. Combination Cornucopia ��� ...... Copper Queen '.." ��� Cracker.Jack .. Dundy,... ....7...;>........ Don't Know.......;.... ... Dominion Emerald Enterprise .". Free Coinage G, A. R...V Garfield........ (Gold Bug No. 2........ Gold Bug........ ������ Grit nd Central. Hackla.......... ......... ...... Humil ton................ ...... Hidden Treasure.. ,... Homestake. H. li ........ lion Cap...;.. iron Top, ..... Iron Pyrites. ;'..' .......... tfuliannlsburg. Joker...,., Jolietto Fraction........ ......' Keystone...,;.;...!' ...... .:..., Kootenay.......... .., La ncaster Fraction 26.00 11.75 41.7-i 13 00 7,75 ��,2'i 25.-.0 1100 9.75 11.01 11.50 11.25 19.50 8.25 noo 9.71 11.00 19.00 36 76 13 00 26.00 10 75 13.00 4'.00 1100 " 26 00 11.00 27.75 11.25 9.50 26 00 "25.50 13 00 23.50 9.00 7.75 31.50 26.00 2.00 200 2.00 -2.00 2.00 - 8.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 200 2.00 2.00 2.00 * 2.00 2.Q0 2.00 2.00 2.C0 200 2.00 2.00 2.00 . 2.00 2.00 2.00 . 2.00 2.00 . 2.00 , 2.00 2.00 2.00 2,00 2.00 2.00 ��� 2.00 200 2.00 2.00 3.00 2.01 200 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.P0 2.00 2.00 ,200 2.00 2.00 200 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 THE MILWAUKEE "Tliat's ,.Our Business" ^ i The Job Department^*-the Phoenix Pioneer is fully equipped to.turn,out the Best Quality of ���Stationery for any kind of business. Special -���attention; paid to work for Mines. Stock, the best; quality, /the,highest grade. ADDRESS, The Phoenix Pioneer, 3SS W?4CK- PHOENIX, B. a A familiar name for the Gliica|ro,*Mil waukee A fit. Paul Railway, known alii over the Union as the Great Railwavj runniiiK the "Pioneer Limited" traind every ��� day* and - night- between 8t.. Pau? and Clilcaeo, ami Omaha *_nd Chicagoi "The only perfect trains in the world.'1! Understand: .Connection."-.are made1 with All TraiiBcontineiital. Lines,) assuring to passengers the best service known.' Laxurioii8.cogclies,.electriclighta^Hteai_ heat, of a, verity. equaled by uo other1 line. , i See that your ticket reads via '.-'The' Milwaukee" when goin^ to any point in the United States or Canada. -, AH ticket agents sell tliem. > For rates, pamphlets or other -information, address, R. L. Ford, Tr����. Pa,.. Agt., SPOKANK. WN Tae Anaquuy of Trouser.. WOMAN'S *ver-changinB f..>, ions In drew have affortlea th. men much amusement, an. have given the satirical writ- ���ra oay amount ot material Cor u,��,i. pens. �� Is clearly a cage of peop-,, ..��� In* In -gl^ml Opuses ��� and , throwin. ���tones. Men'f ftaMohs^'ave pa��ae5 ���Miroug* quite as many eftiangea, Vnd It Is doubtful If the petUeoat Itself ha�� had a more varied hiatory tSian have those grim arUclea troiisera. "To tha eye of vulvar Lojffc," said Ruskin "what Is man? An omnivorous bloed th*t wear* Breeohet." There has never been a Petticoat Bible, yet In the year 1560 an edition of the Scriptures was printed at Oerwva known as tha "Breeches WWe.'? -nbe name arose from an unusual renderlnar 'oflQenesia M. 7 Adam and Eve, Instead' of makln_ themselves aprons of figr-leaves, made ,.U��ojnselve�� "breeches," There la no record of Eve wearing petticoats,,yet the flr��t man is reported to have worn breeches. The ancients wore breeches ���dtviaed aklrts probably���on horse back only, raautrilng; their nowJnj dra- perles wheni they dismounted. Amonr Uie Roman*, trousers, which were oalled braccae, were worn only by the soldiers who" were exposed to cold northern climates. -Hfoey were homemade, to Judge from the pictures, and not In theleaat HtylWh. Among the Greeks such garments were oonflned to slaves, the swells reserving the chl- ton (for themselves. The first faint fore- t shadowing of trousers as we now sea them was In the time Of Richard I. of ISngUtnd. In Spain, as well as In the Low Countries, trunk hose, mercilessly sUsfbed, stuffed and decorated, were th* smart things among the elegants The story Is related of a luckiem courtier wOio, having seated himself on a chair upon which was a projecting nail, waa suddenly obliged to rise to pay his devoirs to his sovereign. ' Instantly several pecks of dry wheat dust gushed out of his "galloons," and the unhappy oourtler stood there diminished to a spindle and-cutting a very sorry figure. ' During the reign of Oharles I. of England,, when Vandyok's Influence was belnc f#U, breeches be-* came of urjiform width, open at the knee, where they were fringed or bordered with lace and fastened with ribbons. Trousers tomes from Old French: trusses, a kind of hose, from trousse, a truss. , Pantaloon* owe* Ks origin to St. Pantaleone, a patron saint of the Venetians. His name was commonly , received at baptism by tbe Venetians, and was by them transferred to this ���arment, whtch they very much affected. , The term "sansculotte" originated In Francs. It meant, properly speaking, a fellow without breeches, and was used as a term of derision by the arttfoeratlcal party for the popular party, at tit* beginning, of .thei Revolution, bint was later assumed by the pa- triots as a title of honor. Another term, on* which ha* offended our ears and our sensibilities. Is pants. But good old .OMrer Wendell Holmes disposes of It w*ch short shrift: "the, Ihlngt, named P*n������a word not made for gentlemen, but gents." Even among the poets trousers.have,not_a*n considered,too prosaic to be put Into song.7o_e cental Tom Mopr��',l**ves','b*blnd him a charming little Impromptu liuptred by a pair of breeches. It asams that the bard was db|iged won one oocaalon to leave ��� v*rjr pleasant -party on aoeouiit ���f not having a pair of evening trous- ���w la which to dress tor dinner. He ���scatched upon a fly-l*_f the follow. la*: B*tw**a Adam and. m* ta* great dlf. ferenee Is, Wheugh a paradise.eash has bees forocd to resign. TtkU he nsv*r,w��ra_rs*��hw UK Kwn'd out of his, W_il*. for want of my,br**oh*s, Tm banished; Irojninln*. -, . HI A Toiut to the Bachelor. A TOAST Is offered to the bachelor. No*, to every bachelor, ot course. h. s. rowe, ; General Agcu , PORTLAND, OR NOTICE TOSOMmCTORS GREENWOOD MINING DIVISION. Name of Owner. 1 -Barton, J>��jd_ s.,,et al...... s Mardor., &'n��� et al * " Oliver, W. T... " Enterprise & Anchor'Mfne'sVlid!'"! Kumberper, q.. W.. et al McI>onell, Chris, et^ai Moody. "John A... ' &��fflfcM.,J/*.i��L "' Steele, 31., et al '��� Cnjss, G. A.t galletr, L H.. et al.���. MeXhtt, h H.;etal.���. .Johnson, ft ^ .��*����,��� Hugh, ft al &T> **���,��, et al..,,.. Ssf*���* ?_*���������- MBMtoo, J^Jini etna,..*. ^u#?r_ep, o. y?��� # a-, Name of Claim. *��,..,.*����� .. ��-����..��,, i.. ...... ^��w��^ ��� Aberdeen Alta Anaconda....'.,.... ., Anchor Apex Arizona ��� ArJin/rton Fraction... Baltimore.,, Barrow..... Big Pour..'. Blue Bell , Black Diamond Bolton Fraction Boston Brookllne Bullion ., Burns Pra'eUbn , Chancellor CImeron Lot. no. Taxes JDne -Costs ~��_tai due - 2295 .. 1394 .. 1S31 ..11021 .. 11696 -- J-194 ..1110 .. 2391 .. 1290 .. '1581 .. 1108 .. 2275 .. 1706 .. 16*15 ,. 1032 .. 865 .. 1281 .. 32S5 .. L ��J0 ��� 9.00 2.00 S.2G 2.00 41.00 2.00 13.00 2.09. 7.00 , 2.005 13.00 2.00 3.50 2.00 22.50 ..2.00 16.00 2.00 37.50 , 2.00< 12.00 2M .9.50 2.00 7.00 * 2.00 ���11.25 -IT.-00 11,50 2.00 10.50 i.00 �����.60 ��� S.-U0 'J3.-0Q - -2.00 12.85* ��� &��Q 11.00 H1.25 43.00 .jl5.00 , s.oo 15.00 . 5.50 > 24.50 1 -318.90 ���39.50 ��� 14.00 ' 11.50 9.00 13.25 1 18.50 12.50 7,60 MiS5 'i pealed Tenders, supencribed "Teuiler for Pchooi-nunse," will be received liy the unfler- signed up to noon of Thursday,' tlie Kith Oelo- ber, 1904, for the erection aAd potnpletloii of a, email one-room frame school-house, at Bonn- dary Falls.Greenwood Electoml'Dletrlcl', B. c. . riauf, sperillcatlonfi, contrac-' unit fornm otf tender may bo reen on and after Ihe "th October. I9W,at ihe oRlce'of the Government Agent. Greenwiwd, and at the Lauds and Wortu Department, Victoria. B c. > taeh propossl must be accompanied by cai-b or an aceeptod balik cheque or<*ertI0>��te of deposit im ��. charters > bauk of Canada, n ade pay- ay.e 2�� Jh.e ."-^^P'lined, In ih* sum of $74, which *httll be forfeited If the" party, t��ndering decline teenier Into cmitracturnencaUed upon todoso. Theca��*.chpque��,,(>ertlfieate of de- poult of uunu��ee����Ti>l tenderers will be retnraed jo them upon -the execution of the contnet. The iiticcesiful tenderer will b�� leaulred to ��ur-1 nlsh a bond, himself and two .sciretiee Id 'the sum_of fcttoeaeb, ror.thadue-fulfilment ofthe work contracted for to the satisfaction of. the Honourable.Jhe.chief. COmmtMrOner. "Upon the execution of the bo^d the cash, cheque or (Wrtlflcate t>T deposit 'above'mentiODed. will be returned to tbe contractor. Tepdeis.wJU sot be consldered'unleiS'taAdo onton the fp_Dasnppl{ed;'*annP--o��emenT^ ""? Dated thlB2��th day of tJeptember, A. D. 1504. **~ , I. U. HALLKTT. Not all axe toastworthy.' There are s��Uniy,--bo.��u��_t to have merrled, but were top timid, distrustful,, lasy, seK-lndul��ent, or' incon��pete_t' There .***��� those -who were dassted In thslr youth by the spaaarles and *ewgwws of lire, and stretched out for thorn hsnds too ea&ei;.to'deteci*the.wor_��]e*snes* of wh��t they jot ,There.arts those who wer* unfit to marry. Toast than In moderation, because they didn't, provided they will give bonds to continue ���WO. . Th��re sre,. thos*. fl*o���bro_e h*��rt��, partly from faithlessness, partly from .over-much calculation, partly from mere Iack>f; grtt. \No��� -we may not toast all bachelors. So much the more toast thos* w_o��_ w* may! M_ln- talners of the uamalntained, -bearers of burdens dropped by other men, pro- ylders for, the unprovided for, succor- ��ns ot the distressed, defenders of the fatherless, .bulwarks of the widow! Oh, what a good, an IndlspensaWe man Is mat bachelor who can make a i&tgat living than he needs, and is always ready to share _ls surplus; who counsels his nephews and ,. fortifies bhem with timely remittances: -who surprises his nieces ,witin mwij |And opportune hats; who has.no serious troubles of his own, and Is ready _3wa.y�� to shoulder such troubls* as others brine; to ntan! The trouM* *w4t_ Benedict Is that Ms hostages are tfven. There are claims upon his heart, his time, Ms In- oome. He mint consider obligations and proprieties. He is a mortgaged man, thougfli he may be ever ao gooi a one. There le no use of spending much affeotlon on Benedict, for he can get it at liome, and he can't repay _ targe Investment In kind without Incurring domestic hazards. But a 'good h_chelor, w-6.t a great property he (s, and how Inestimably valuable to those w*o own wood,6UNirlneVuTelMr��*uJh'Affi�� V" ap��el> w_ ,U lB a *reat miUn�� *o he a good iS2__~fice'' For "w"�� ������� '"-J"*' 5un*lrea *"*iI"M a fairly satlofactory Grand Porks, Phoenix and tirgenwQo*. ; STAGE LINE. J. F.ROYBR. Proprietor ������rfeg "���",�� ,u" le��ve Ureenwood at 6 a.m ami FlioenlxKtr^oa.m j nrrlve at Gran" Horkr atfhMBli1;*^r,",d/?.rk'*J'�� 1>- in..arrivl��i ?i..i_?. 1 -!.p-ln* an.d Gfeenwood ai8. p. 11. <^_^ah-r3_' ..'_<>��������.�� Northern'traln" ���trltaer office. For" large returps-andt good dividends buy International' Coal stock of J. L. Mxttiti,. Phoenix, B. C. MINERAL ACT. 1 Certificate of lros;o��emeBU. Hotlee. Beth and Jerry Mineral Claims, situate In tbe Free Slner'a Certificate No. _S_|7 !����__' sirty days from the date hereof, to ipply to the Miulne Recorder for > CertlHcate pflmSow And further Uke notice that action, nnder ��e^ J!a______s??_a��tt��'����^ Dated tbfci isthday of August, 1904, 4&35BT 5. -BiaOROFT, P. J, , We do the kind you want, but which you rarely see -- the kind that is.Neat, CleanK Original and Effective. This the only completely .equipped Printing establishment in the Boundary occupying its own building.' Can we print for you ? PIONEER PUBLISHING CO., Phoenix B. c. ejamonstwittoaithat it Is hl��.���"Harper's Weekly." Contemptible, but Trivial. Verbena, the colored cook, asked permission to bake a cake for the'wedding Ureakfast of one of her friends. Tho next day her mistress said *to her: I'Well, 'Bena, how did .the wedding so Off 2" "Law, Mrs. _.,". Verbena replied, "It war a mos' -powlful line weddln*. De breckf us war mos* appetizin', 'specially de cake you d**ne gib me;-en' wld all de guest's wearln' der toes' clo's, an' be- bavdn' mos' impresstvo. An" de brlds suttalnly did look beautiful in her white o_Un gownd, -wid de lo��g, -wihWw veil an' de orange-blossoms." "And how about -tho bridegroom, "Bena?" "Dar!" exclaimed Verbena, iher eye* flashing, "de low-down, no-count nlg- 8��r nevah come *-nigh I "���"Harpers Magazine." ��� ��� '. Flower Nanus Venrti. Smart society favors flower names. There are Lady Rosemary Cairns, Lady Lily Milles and Lady Violet Beau- champ. Lady.Bssex'a little girl is Lady Iris C_pell, Lady Angela Forbes's child la oalled Marigold, andl_.ady AJgernoo fi��nnox'B daughter has the name of Ivy. Ono of the _Mas JRncfiies owns uncomnloa same cS Jasmine.���"*Jt irt ft ^<^_ it V? e a5. ?f 11 i .A ' 4 ��. ���* . .'' ���* ��� 1. -*_ I * ��lpo 1 - 1 :' TaM-^QB^iXr momm Gait Coal delivered to any'part of the city, Hay, Grain, Oats, Wheat, Feku.ktc. Large stock. .��# Good D_y Wood. _* PALACE LIVERY STABLES McINTYRE & McDONALD, Props. Knob Hill Ave.; :'- o:<^ff" Phoenix, B.C. CAPITAL AND SURPLUS ���""'.77'" ���/ OVER Four Million Dollars Great strength, long experience and thorough equipment enables this bank to offer prompt and efficient service in every branch of the Banking Business. ,. 3 per cent interest on Savings Accounts. STORYOF BOUNDARY As Told By The Provincial Government. IN BULLETIN NO. ��, ON MINING ��� ��� the tonnage increased substantially each year, until the aggregate at the close of 1903 was 1,674,144 tons; now it exceeds 2,000,000 tons. It will be seen from the following table that more than three-fourths of this... large tonnage was the output of the mines of the Granby and B. C. Copper Companies:��� Edited by B. Jacobs, tad 10,000 Coplei Are Now Being Olilribaied at tbe World's. Fair at St. I.ouls. ' Do You Want to Save $25 in Duty? . .Then buy the. . OLIVER TYPEWRITER Made in Canada.. A Standard Visible Writer. which gives Perfect Work,in the shortest tiino Willi the greatest ease of operation. Wrile for Cotalor-e. PIONEER PUB. CO., Agents, Phoenix, B. C. PHOENIX ��� MARKET. ��� ! P. Burns & Co. ���* ������'���'���' HEAP OFFICE FOR I10UNDARY CREEK, GREENWOOD, B, C / HEADQUARTERS, NELSON, B. C. .... Wholesale and Befail Heat Merchants. 5 ��� ���....'...�������� ������������������������������������������a����������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������� Markets at Nelson, Kaslo, Three Forks, Sandon, Slocan City, Silvertoh, New Denver, Ymir, Salmo, Rossland, Trail, Cascade, Grand Forks, Greenwood, Midway, Eliolt and Phoenix. FISH, OYSTERS AND POULTRY IN SEASON. All orders receive prompt attention. Phoenix Stage LINE. ; Between Phoenix and Greenwood. '���'77 .7?'l^l.. (V'r'-- DAILY. - " 'Leave Phoeuix ar io a. m. Arrive Greenwood at ii a. m. Arrive ���''-'"������ 4.30 p. 111. Leave " 3-p.m. :***:.: JOHN WALTERS, Prop. ���i- The new edition of tlie COPPER HANDBOOK lists and describes 3,311' cop-, po'r mines and copiier iniiii'ne com mm it*?, in nil parts of tho world, covering tlie (jlob*!'. tht'eoMuscriiitloiis'rnnijiiiu from two lines to 12 pages in length^ according to importance of tlic milieu. TI10 descriptions are not padded, but givo facts in the moat condeneed and get-at-able form. 'There 111* lils'j fifteen miscellaneous chapters*, devoted to the Historv, Usps, Terniinolopv, " Geography, Geoloiry, Chemistry, Mir.eialopy, Metallurgy, Finances nnd .Statistics of .Copper, rendering the volume a veritable encyclopedia of the eub- ject of Cop|��er nnd everything pel minimi; to the metal. .$ *''7 ' r |t |�� th'e World's Standard Referenos Book on Copper. Every Miner, Prospector, Invi-Btor.'Bankor,.and DroUor needs the book. Price if> $5 in Buckram binding with gilt top, or $7.00 in full library morrocco, and the book, in either biiidinu', will lie sent, fully prepaid, on approval, toanv addros-s in ihe world, to be paid for if found satisfactory, or may returned within a weekof re ceiptaud thecliarge cancelled. Address tlie Author ami Publisher, HORACE J. STEVENS, 38 Post Office Block, Houghton, Mich., U. S. A. E_ft_?? PHOENIX PIONEER And Boundary Mining Journal, You'll have no trouble in keeping posted on B undary Mining Matters. Simply send a $2 bill for year's trial to Pioneer Pub. Co., Phoenix, B. C sii����e������#����i����-1��*,*,��", w 7 'Marshal Pass and Ihe Royal Gorge. ,-, ��� ^ 3 fqst Trains Daily Bet, Oqden and Denver;,^ !��� Equipment and Service Second to None SEEK NQ FURTHER, FOR BETTER CAN'T BE FOUND. For Detailed Information, address , i| VV. C.McBRIDE, General Agent, 124Third Street. PORTLAND, OREGON. | An Unprecedented to our Subscribers. BOTH NEW AND OLD. Mother Lode. The Mother Lode group of six claims, belonging to the B. C. Copper company of New York, is situated about three miles west of the town of Greenwood. The development work Quartz veins with values in gold or silver, oi both, are widely distributed in the district. They are known to occur along the hills on both sides of Boundary creek, around Long Lake, six to eight miles from Greenwood, on both sides ofthe North Fork of Kettle river, up the West Fork of Kettle river, and at Camp McKinney. Around Greenwood, which is on Boundary creek, they are now having close attention, and in several instances are returning profits to those operating them. In the early nineties a few score tons were packed over the mountains and hauled thence to the railway" at Marcus, Washington, at a cost of about,$30 per ton, and yet after paying high mining, freight and treatment costs, left a margin to the good for the enterprising pioneer lode miners of the Boundary. About the same time a small stamp-mill was put in at Boundary Falls, in an attempt to recover gold from near-by gold-quartz veins, but it was only an experimental plant. Of the high grade properties around Greenwood the Providence, Elkhorn and E. P. U. are the best developed, with a dozen others being actively and profitably operated. > y_Miiillil mm m sen m m My, Sfc-S/s THE PHOENIX PIONBBR Leading Hotel of Boundary's Leading Mining Camp. Hotel Balmoral Any subscriber to the Phoenix | Each one is a foot long. What is? I loneercan get the Montreal Familv f u'hy those panoramic views ofPhdenix Herald and Weekly Star free for rest | ''���>' G- B- R. Kinney up at Black's of 1904 hy simply paying up his sub- i.'^'^O' s*-ore. New and Up-to-date, Centrally Located, Good Sample Rooms. Corner Knob Bill Ave., and First St., PHOENIX, Ii. C. ,. J. A. WcMASTER Proprietor. jl~ LOCAL JOTTINGS 1 ! - Dr. Mathison, dentist. For'International Coal stock see J. L. Martin. Dr. Simmons, dentist, McMillan block, Oct. 13 to 16. J.R. Brown, M.P.P., of Greenwood, is the father of a bright little son. Dr. Mathison, dentist, will be at his office, Bank block, from Nov 10th to 14th. See Mrs. Almstrom for Millinery at her residence,, on lower Dominion avenue. Safety first, profit next, these factors for thirty-four years have placed the Mutual Life of Canada as the true policy-holder's Company to insure in, where your savings are safe and profitable. Get Mortimer to give you figures. scription or paying for a year in advance. This is an offer worth taking advantage of���getting, the best paper in the Boundary and the best weekly in the east at a low figure. A $2 bill will do the trick, and it can come by either mail, telegram, or Marconi- gram. It is Highly Injurious To use a cheap drastic physic. Safest remedy for constipation and ��� torpid liver is Dr. Hamilton's..Pills' of ��� Mandrake and Butternut which loosens the bowels without griping pains. Use only Dr. Hamilton's Pills. Price 2 -re. -���-���-���-��� BULBS HYACINTHS, TULIPS, FR'ESIAS, CROCUSES, SACRED LILIES, ETC. t 1 t i Miners' Union Hall ONE NIGHT ONLV BOYLE, THE DRUGGIST. -���-���-���-���-r-*-* 1 You Can Get THE FINEST FRUITS that grow and THE FINEST CIGARS and TOBACCOS ever smoked at the new store of, Alex McRae/ Stationery, Newspapers, Magazines, etc. Hardy Block, - Dominion Ave. I >eB,G Assay VANCOUVER. BC U Direct Importers of Assayed W, fole Awnta in B. C. for tC ufpkl- Battersea Crucibk* Mi* *'-'*ita��, etc. 8ellin_ ����������w?L??Lr'fl����. Mqfl? Co'sSpecialtiea CarvPn��_ ' % B*iin etc. I* Borax. hor- -Platinum, QnfrkellvS b^T** im and aU ileavv Oh: ,fil1". Complete Assay Outfit, f U,r��' ��..or,notice?ttffi0^ey "A Midnight Disturber," and "Deep Calling to Deep", will be the topics in the Presbyterian church tomorrow. Contractor Munroe is improving the Brooklyn hotel to the extent of some $600 for E. P. Shea, the proprietor. Don't worry. Get Mortimer to insure you. Life, Fire, Accident or Sickness in the best English and Canadian Companies. Wednesday, November 16th, is the date set by the Ladies' Aid of the Presbyterian church for their annual bazaar and concert. , John Inglis, employed at the Greenwood smelter, sustained injuries by falling into a hole early this week, and is now at the Greenwood hospital. * Good pointers are essential in any j business. I* would be pleased to give you some good pointers on the good j qualities of the Mutual Life of Canada.' Ed. H. Mortimer, the Phoenix agent. Harold Nelson and company gave , performances Monday and Tuesday ' evening at Miners' , Union hall, that pleased the large audiences present.He will*be here again next Wednesday evening. �� , , * 1 \ G. C. McGregor, who had been cashing time checks here, and was taken to the hospital 'suffering with ty- ^���������phoid fever, was removed to Greenwood last week, and is now convalescing in good shape. *. Dcn't fool with your duty to your ��� family, but see to it at once that your ' next policy will be with the Mutual Life of .Canada, where you get- rooc. on thtt'dollar of ihe profits. Ed. Mortimer, -agent' 7 ' * ] John .Nelson, in charge of the Unit- ��� ed,States geological survey, died*last 'week-at'the Grand Forks hospital from an overdose of chloral, administered by himself. The remains were shipped to Washington, D. C. Active construction began this week on the new block being built by Mayor Rumberger on Dominion avenue, adjoining Morrin, Thompson & Co.'s -store. The Thomas Drug Co., of Greenwood will occupy the lower floor. - , Chamberlain's Coucb Remedy. No one who is acquainted with it's good qualities can he surprised at the great popularity of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. It not only cures colds and grip effectually and permanently, but prevents ihese diseases irom resulting in pneumonia. It is also a certain cure for croup. Whooping eough is not dangeroug when this* remedy is given. Tt contains not opium or other harmful substamce and may be given as confidently to a. baby as to an adult. It is also pleasant to take. When all of these facts are taken into consideration it is not surprising that people in foreign lands as well as at home, esteem this remedy very' highly and very few are willing to take 1 any other alter having once used it. For sale by al) druggists. "The Minor Scene is ont of the cleverest things ever done o�� a London stage."���London Daily Chronicle. Fiist time heie of ihe "Hilaiious Sufficiency," "MY FRIEND FROM INDIA'' H. A. Du Souchet's Fnicic.il Comedy in three acts,.inteipreted by WALKER'S COMEDIANS a company of Metropolitan Playeis umlei the management of Mr. C.P.Walker "The funniest play of the season. Will make you laugh till the lea, s roll down your cheek,."���N. V. Herald. Prices $1.00 and 75c. Reserved seats at Thos.������Brown's. Stationers, Newsdealers, Tobacconists. Special attention is called lo our new line of Stationery, including everything needful for correspondence or accounting in the office or in the home. You will find it well worth while to examine our extensive stock in the several lines. X ������ ��� Dominion Ave 1 Telephone No. 28. Houses to Rent. City Property for Sale ii -hare? in all the leading mines bought and !l sold, information-about. J'lioeuix-aud the I Boundary country given on application I t I t ** Phoenix, B. C. '' Clothing I I hereby give notice that on the 7th day of November. 1904, at the hour of Ten o'clock in the forenoon nt the Court House, Palrview. I ,M1 offer for sale by ������bl.c auction, the Minora. Claims of the porxms in the list here- ...after set out, of which Crown srant, have been Issued, for all -inpaUl tavos and for the expen.ea of advert!^ and other charges, If the total amount due is not sooner paid. The BEST. Cheapest and most satisfactory Clothing in Phoenix. WHO SAYS SO? Hundreds of satisfied ' customers. If you don't believe it come and examine goods. A Full Line of Underwear, Shirts, Shoes, _W___ just arrived. All new seasonable goodVat old M** and Cheapest prices. THOMAS BROWN, Men's Wear Exclusively. . &��dby-mc_ih��_ik wjc. ' DOMINION AV_.,.PH0EJHX, List Above Mentioned. Cheap Fall Owner's Name,. $100 Reward, $100. Aiundeli, C. H \. Fairview Uold Mining Company Fairview Gold Ailning Company i'airview Gold Mining Company Fairview Uold Mining Company Fairview uoiu .utiiiti. company Dominion Consohuateu Mine-j Compunj Dominion Consolidated Mines Comp_n.> Dominion consolidated inlne-s '.. Fairview* Con. liom Mining Company.. Fairview Con. Gold Mining Company.. Fairview Con. Gold Mining Company.. Fairview Con. Gold Mining Company.. Fairview Con. Gold Mining Company.. Fairview Con. Gold Mining Company.. Fairview Con. Gold Mining Company.. Fairview Con. Go*d Mining Company.. Fairview Con. Gold Mining Company.. Fairview Con. Gold Mining Company.. Name and Description of Claim Lot No. Amount of Costs Taxes Due Total 1075 664 837 83S 665 477 1596 1597 1595 647 '26 lemt__oli?ISfilih��1f,iSa|lllBr w"1 be Plfaseil to Fairview Con. Gold Mining Company tett^iVn^le0^^!^^^ H- T- Shelto�� ���* others P .^.��.v�����uu ran ouie io cure In ail H�� stages, andthatis Catarrh. Hall's Catarrh cure is tbe only positive cure now known to the Imedical fraternity. Catarrh being a constitutional disease, requires a constitutional tredt- ment. Hall's catarrh Cure is taken internally, actingdireo ly upon tbe blond sndmucousBur- , faces of the system, thereby de'troylng the foundation of the dlsoHse, nnd giving tbe patient strength by building up the constitution and assisting nature In . The proprietors have so much faith In its curative powers that they offer one II uiidreti Dollats for any case that it falls to cuic. , Send for list of testimonials. Address: V. J. CHENEY _ CO , Toledo, Ohio. Sold bv druggists, 75c. * .. Take Mall's Family Pills ibrcoiistipallou. This Shorthand i�� totally different tn ��,,���,_ It takes weeks to learn In lr_io_l of mnniJle���' you to corresponding style, the ���th the 1 h.5i ZlU8rerqu!tee._^,1Ic0X- Us80n�� "�����" b>- ^^��_��^ta*rfS.- supply you -j-Jth 0 ,lclv. m st&l(i hand on? a,u chInees!rOm'10tO?l'M- Wedo ��ot "re*]*Tt ml .M^taJ_T_sjsh,^jaxwsuS'_r SSS: d__SB 2?g_7^&r C: Imperial Bank v.cto ia, P. * Box ,-6 {)i��W Jranches throughout ___& Sjf, VhortVy'^' ;Watches, Jewelry, )airing�� We can �� Wstcli" yo.i at almost anv price, from tlie good, eve wiay t.mepiew to the expensive adjuster! clironomeler ...Our Jewelry and Cut Glass stock wil be fonnr] just what vou desire to make a selection from. In repairing we are prepared to take care of anything in this line. The Jeweler. Knob Hill Ave, H. T. Slielton and others H. T. Slielton and others P. C. McArthur and A- Woodcraft.. P. C. MeAitliur and Jus. Bluck P. C. McArthur and D. Black J. FraBer Campbell J. Frueer Campbell , William Small A. Megraw and others Adams B. C. Company Adams B. C. Company Nattonul Development Company,. Ltd. National D'eveloiwuent Company, Ltd. Natlonul Development Company, Ltd. M. McMillan and others Julius Bretliour Oro Fino Mines Co Lemon Gold M. & M. Co ���Wm; Edwards (estate) JVC. Fisher W. L. Niclioll and others Beaumont Leather Beaumont Leather Smuggler Gold M. Co E. Hammond and others G. R. Naden and E. B. Webster G. A. Guess C Nelson and B. Cook..... John Irving. Jno. Douglass and others Jno. Douglass and otlieis '. A. 13. Asheroft A. E. Anhcroft A. E. Asheroft A. E. Asheroft |A. E. Asheroft A. E. Asheroft A. E. Asheroft F.. J.'.Finucane and others J. E. Fan* E. Boing nnd S. Mangott J. T. Bell and others D. James nnd others Oro Fino Mines Co V. & Boundary Creek Mining Co. C deBIols Green..... A. M. Winston B. H. John and H. Cathcart C. DeB.l Green and otliers F. H. Wollaston J. T. Bell and others P. B. Stanhope and Jr P. McLeod.. J. T. Bell nnd J. P. Anderson J. T. Bell and G. A. RendeU A. E. Asheroft nnd N. E. Peterson.. N. B. Peterson and P. A. LIridhurg A. MegraWt,, C. Newman and J. Peterson W. H. Crflfjr and W. W. Craig Le Frenz Talt and Rallton Mica wher Atlas. Belmont Fraction Gilpin Fraction Daisy Joe Dandy A D A Fairview Dominion California , Big Horn I ���-�� Comstock 720 Jubilee Fraction I 941 Diamond Fraction 943 Elmore / 739 Exchange Fraction v.... Fanny Morris Fortune Highland Chief Mammoth Nightingale Ocean Wave Orlllin Black Prince Quarte Queen Randolph Reliance Tin Horn White Swan Shamrock. Bootblack Mayflower Accidental: (Alfred Black {Green Mountain Banner Granite Balmoral; Big Bug Chickamln Divide ",..! Excelsior Homestnkc. Golden Crown Homes take. Islander Independence Lemon North Star ',' (Nickerson Rocky Point Robin Hood. Assayer Smuggler Silver Ciown Something Good Susie St. John '.!".'." Vancouver No. 2 No. 3. ,'.'..,. Temcraire Fraction!! Loot Horse Joe Dandy Old Kentucky Emma Fraction I Texas Fraction iRiley Rambler Fraction Mexico Gold Hill Bell I Powis. Oro Fino. Okanagan Achme Rosie Victoria Webfobt. '.'. White Knight \ Benver J Cornwall Highlander Fraction.. Highland Lass Kackla Nickel Plate Rock Creek Silver Dollar Richelieu. Bullion. 936 544 940 742 ��45 2>j5 850 9S5 S*37 549 7.11 i)M 720 b00 770 X5D3 U'Sil ���u:a4 IfcOJ [1602 f li.80 If 85 11.60 923 799 SOd 11*0G 1&04 lt'Oj ii liiiiMinir, on Firat Street. Boots and Shoes Made and Repaired in Li test SIvIph.hik! on short notice. A trial solicited. A. Maslonka, Fikht Sthekt, Phoknii. 1 COMPANY.. IlOUNfMRV AOENTS FOR ��Pabsfs Celebrated Beer- Fortify yourselves for the warm weather by drinking "Iron Brew" lWholesale WINES, LIQUORS and CIGAA'S. Ord Pr��mpt attem,'on to Telephone Greenwood, B. C. MMES McCREATH, 1 PROP. Thomas Drug Co. Boundary Agents for Columbia Graphophones. A full line of mitricul goods always in stock. I ing, Bedroom and l^iS, Fu^"' I ry us by phone or mail. Come an*! see and pick out bargain!. (:''ving up Marsh uuKk 0Klnj, |0 faise in rem. Emire Fin nisliings in the Maish block, ip- ���cfudin'g House-keqi- '���11: For Sale I.G'tUKXWOOD. J], C. Oranby Exchange You Are In Vited to come and inspect our new arrivals in. en s Shitts -p The newest of this season's patterns in Negligee and Outing Shirts. ������,, s iw'JLJi '".��������� fil' a o �� stock of Ladies' and Gents^ Furnishing Goods, ^^ngCS i!^ ^ P^ces in Ladies', Men's andChil- dren. s shoes are the best in the city* THE ���BWIRVIBW, B. a, 6tl�� October, 1904. Assessor Kettle River Assessment District. : Dominion Avenue ^�� & e ��� e e ��� ��� e e ��� e 0 �� 0 o 0 0 o 0 0 o v�� r �� Jif'*? 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