kt l^fa��ptii0i  Vol. 10.  FORT STI3JBU3, B. C., SATURDAY, JLPRIU 80, 1904.  No 18.  $1,000,000 FIRE AT PERNIE.  The   Business ' Portion    of   the  Pioneer Coal  Town  of Southeast Kootenay Completely De  stroyed." "  Spcciiil id'I'm: I'uoM'iuji'oit.  l^eniie, April 29.���A lire broke  out, shortly before .'! o'clock 'this  morning, which hus destroyed  the entire, business portion of  the town.      �� '  the lire .had its origin in' a  'building- on main street above  rthe Victoria Hotel, and every  building on both sides of', main  street to the depot has been destroyed. The iireuien labored  under the ��disadvantage of a  limited amount, of hose and  water supply.  A   l,ATEK   RKI'OUT.  .    ��� " "/  Special lo 'I'll K IMiosiMXToie.      , ���>  Pernio, April L'9.��� 8 a.m.���The  lire had its origin in Richards'A'  Go's- store on "Victoria Avenue.  On south side of" avenue, oast,  every building has been burned  as far1 east as the;' Salva'lion  Army, barracks, on the north  side of Victoria "Avenue.'east, to  opposite the ClMi.- freight  sheds., ,  < The principal,business houses  burned are Richards A ' Co..  Pernio'Drug; store,   Triios- Wood  ��� Co.,     Calgary ���  Cattle   Co.-    P.  ��� Burns it Co.. offices of Crow's  Nest Coal Co., Calgary Trading  Co., Canadian Hank, of Commerce, Bleasdell's Drug store,  Pollock'Wine Co.', P. Stork! J.  D. Quail,. Horchnier & Herchmer  Ross & Alexander, and a number of residences.   _    -.     ���  ���    .��  The Royal, Alberta, .Victoria;,  Muscogee, Waldorf.and Northern  'hotels have been completely   destroyed.        ,   , '   '   ���    ,   J  ' The loss is estimated to be  over Si,000,00(), partially covered  by insurance..   ��� i(  The C.P. R. ran a special train,  from Morrissoy, bringing in a  largo"number of employees, and  with this much needed assistance  succeded in saving the depot and  freight sheds.  ' 'Of banks, financial , corporations and kindred institutions,  Pernio had an ample number,  lria'ny of them being represented  by substantial business structures. The hotels were modern  buildings, - substantial, and  superior to those geuorally  found in western towns.  EAST   KOOTENAY LUMBER  Will Necessitate Exceptional Energy to Supply the Demand.  With the advent of spring  there'has been an increase in the  demand for lumber.  Local lumber dealers report  several large orders from  Alberta.  ���The Crow's Nest Pass Lumber  Co., are,preparing to bringdown  a drive of logs! from the St.  Mary's river camps.  Everything goes to show that  the chances for Southeast. Kootc,  nay lumber in the markets of the  . Northwest should' beu except ion-  ally good this year;  ��� '. Logging activity in thelvoote-  "nay valley is now ended, a. conservative estimate places.the ci.it  at about 55.000.000 feet of logs.  Southeast Kootenay seems to  have a particular attraction for  lumbermen from all parts of  Canada and the United States.  Several representatives of-Eastern Canadian lumbering concerns  are expected at Steele next  month, w,ho are anxious to secure timber limits in the Kootenay valley.  SOUTHEAST  KOOTENAY.  ���*)      ���'   ���  %mMm��MMMMlMM��MM����'M.%%MMM��mMMTOMM%%M��%MllMM��%��V  A   CHARACTER   SKETCH.  ry  Chas Sweeny���What_-May be-Expected if He Takes Hold of  the Sullivan.  Proposed Railways THat Will Traverse THe District.-���Ari Ideal Location  For a Smelter.  The accompanying sketch gives a fair idea of how Southeast Kootenay will look  when those roads are completed: Both the Canadian Pacific and the Great Northern  are operating in the .coal areas.    These lines cross at Elko.  Three surveys have been made for the Corbin road to Spokane. Of these Mr.  Corbin says the one up the Yahk valley will be accepted. Thc.Yahk empties into the  Kootenay at Libby, as shown on the map. Mr. Corban says the road will follow this  stream from the International boundary. Just where it will connect with,the Crow's  Nest, branch is not known. Surveys have been made from Elko and Wardner. The  character of the country is most favorable for grades and railway construction. There  isalso fino.timber and agricultural lauds.  A charter will be applied for to build a road from Pilot Bay on Kootenay Lake to  the head of the St. Mary's River to connect with the Kootenay Central at Port Steele:  The timber and mining opportunities'are the attraction there.  Large tracts of timber are being secured on the upper Kootenay and White river  by a company who will put in a plant at Canal Plat, in anticipation of the construction  of the Kootenay Central. ,  It will be soon with theso roads converging at a point on the Kootenay River the  locality will have special advantages for a smelter. It will-be in the midst of coal,  w'atorpowor and radiating lines of railroads botli_to the mines and the outside world.  Mining Notes.  Eugene   stock during the  weelc   was   quoted    at    50  Tom Beavens was at Bull river  Friday looking up stock. ���  Mining is business not gamb  ling.  St.  past  cents.; ,  .To   make -a , better, quality of  coke and to greatly facilitate the  process will   be, had by,   crush  i n g I h e coal before fired.  Silver is. going down, while  zinc is going up. It is now more  appropriatevfor the "smart set"  to talk of their zincware, instead  of silverware..  ������/flip Tracy, creek district is  seamed with numerous large,  well defined contact veins carrying high grade ore of copper and  silver-lead.  Prospecting by automobile is  11 io latest novel idea in mining.  Two Colorado men 'left Denver  for,a prospecting1 trip through  Colorado. Arizona ;.; and , New  Mibxicn.  It now looks as though the  Port Steele Mining Division will  this year carry off the honors  for silver-load production in this  province.  Here in the vicinity of Port  'Steele are many mines lying-  dormant that have tine showings,  awaiting transportation that can  only be afforded by the construction - of : the Kootenay Central  Railway.  In a. short time the force of  men employed :at the Trail'smelter,   will    probably   be doubled.  owing to the large amount of  lead expected as soon as the St.  Eugene mine is working to its  capacity.      i!, '  ��� The Tiger-Pooruian group of  mines,, situated on the divide between Wild Horse and Sheep  creeks; and the Estella'in'me on  Tracy creek, give pro.mi.se of becoming producing mines, on the  completion of the Kootenay Central  Railway.  Wild Horse creek is the oldest  mining- camp in   the  Kootenays.  Famous as the producer, of $17.-1  000,000   in   placer   gold.  100 men find employment here,  and the placers are worked  steadily every day during the  mining season.  The St. Eugene mine at Moyie  has commenced operations,, and  bids fair to rival in production  the balance of the silver-lead  mines .of; the Kootenays. The  concentrating- plant, is complete  and'..funis' out high grade.concentrates. ,. .  A number of petroleum springs  are known to exist in Southeast  Kootenay. One is on. Sage  creek, another is on Oil.creek in  the Flathead valley. There is  reason to. believe that these do-  posits are of great commercial  value.  There is plenty of arsenic in  sonic of the Wild Horse creek  ores, but no attention is paid to  the fact that-there is a market in  England for thousand of tons  annually, and the price; ranges  from ��55 to' 890 per ton. At  present it��� is ��05 per ton. It  might pay to exploit this branch  Over' of mining. p  The announcement that   Chas.  Sweeny is about to take the controlling interest in the   Sullivan  mine,'   is not only the best thing  that lias been said for the stockholders of the company,  but the  best  thing  that  has   been   said  for Southeast   Kootenay.      Mr.  Sweeny is a miner.      He  is  not  only a iniiier: ho is a man of extraordinary  force  "of  character  and personality.    His career has  been tilled with more  adventure  than   is   usually   put   into   the,  heroes of romance.'      ��    ��� ���      �� ,  He began his mining career as  i   working 'miner  on   the Com-  | stock'at Virginia City,   Nevada,  land rfrom   that 'time until about  (ifteen   years   ago    he     had    a  I wonderful and varied experience  About ."fifteen     years    ago   he  undertook   the   development  of  some  of  the  prospects   of   the  Coeur d' Alone,   Idaho.      They  were hard,   uphill   propositions,  but difficulties were no,obstacles  to Sweeny's ambition.   With him  the rabbit had to climb the   free,  no matter whether he  had claws  Buffalo  Hump,   and   before   he  took out a'dollar he  put $1,144,-  000-into the Big Buffalo. - -When  something  of the  kind   is done  here there will be mines here.  ,   Mr. Sweeny is president of the  Federal   Mining   and   Smelting  Company which pays seven  per  cent per annum on   n capitalization of $?10,000,000 which  means  about 200 per cent on the investment.    If Mr. Sweeny takes hold  of the Sullivan the shareholders  may expect some mining and results.     All ,thc North Star  hill  needs to make it   another  Lead-  viile is a miner of y<U\  Sweeny's  genius   and   methods   of doing  ihings.   ������ '        r  ST. LOUIS EXPOSITION.  or not.' To use his own remarks  about his affairs at that time:���  I have robbed everybody froti^  Ireland to Africa to keep this  thing going. 1 have broke my  mother' and my mothers-in-law,  'my .brothers and brothers-in-  law, and if 1 don't find some one  1. can" rob of .money enough to  put this thing through and  square myself I will land in the  penitentiary."  There were .'times when things  did not go, but Sweeny did not  stop, i At times he was reduced  to very embarrassing circumstances. "Finally' things came  his way and he was there to stop  thorn, and today he cis at the  head of a corporation that mines  one-third of the lead of the  Unitod'States. He ran the first  long tunnel in the Coeur d'- Alone  to proye the productiveness of  the veins at depth. The funnel  was 3,000 feet long. . ThereQwas  no ore in the.vein where it was  tapped. This broke him and his  friends, too; but he kept at it by  going in debt, and drifted till he  At noon today president  liooseveltrwill press an electric  button at\ .Washington, and the  great engines in the machinery  palace and power houses will  start throbbing���and the Louisiana Purchase Exposition will be  opened to the world. ��� " '  " The ceremonies will be opened -  with an invocation by   the   Rev.  Prank W. Gunsaulus of Chicago,  followed    by    the   rendering of  ������America," by ihe bands, and an  address   by   the   Hon.    D.    ,R.  Francis, president of  the  expo-,  sition, followed by addresses  by  I! L. Taylor, director of works,  Thomas II. Carter, president of  ihe national commission,   E.   H.  llarriman.     The  oration of the,  day will.be delivered   by  Secre- ,  taty-Taftr'as'the  representative   .  of President Roosevelt.        ,   ' ��'   '  Following the conclusion of  ihe opening- ceremonies the  denizens of "The Pike" will  have their innings. The parade  of all, nations will take place,  just to make known the fact that  the great amusement feature of  the exposition is now open.  Every clime will be represented, and all nations will elbow���=.  one another at the exposition.  ������Old Glory'', as patriotic Americans affectionately dub their  national colors, tloats merrily in  the breeze, having for company  the Union Jack of England and  the tricolor of Prance, also   the  1114  found ore. Since then he has  been touching the high places, eusigns of Spain, Germany,  only. He has kept the courts of! Austria, Sweden, Japan, and of  the United States busy with mm-j-sister   republics   to   the  south.  Hoisted high, are the colors of  Turkey. Morrocco, Siara and  Greece. The natives of all these  countries, together with out-  sisters aud brothers from across  had to deal with labor unions, ! the Canadian border, will find a  strike violences, martial law and! rendezvous   on    the   exposition  litigation. ���' He surrounded  himself with the best brains and  genius in every department of  his business, aud has won in  nearlv    every    instance.        He  "busted" banks, but all, theso  things he overcame. P'or a time  he worked his properties   under} time being at least  United'  ground that will make them feel  as if they were at home, for  the  the protection of the  States military. His attorney  while in his employ was  elected to the United States  senate! When Sweeny- found  hm he was a prospector.  Sweeny knew men as he did  mi lies, and he took Mr. Hey burn  out of the hills aiid put him in  charge' of liis legal business.  Much of his success may be  attributed to his capacity to use,  other people. The young man,  W. Clayton Miller, who is general manager of his corporation,  was "a boy just out of school  when he came to Sweeny. Today he gets a salary of 810,000 a  year for his services. He is Mr.  Sweeny's confidential advisor,  and Sweeny puts, up money on  his recommendation. Mr. Miller  examined the Sullivan a short  time ago. Mr. Sweeny has  never seen the Sullivan mine and  probably never will.  He w.ts the genius back of the  County Court.  Judge Forin held a sitting of  the County Court at Fernie on  Wednesday, and at Cranbrook  on Thursday  A Tri-Weekly Servioe.  The daily train service on the  'Jennings line has been discontinued ' and trains now make  three trips a week, leaving  Jennings at 6. a.m.' Monday,  Wednesday's,and. Fridays.  ' Wm.   Crowston  Friday.  was   in   town  -" T. T. McVittio was   at   Ward-,  nor Tuesday on business.  T. T. ' McVittie, P.L.S.. has  secured a contract to survey 94  coal locations on Fording river.  A lot of ..milling machinery is  at the .function consigned (to  Wm. Crowston. Mr. Crowston  will put in a sawmill at Little  Bull river.  a   b  President  Roosevelt  Will   Touch  the Button���And the Big Fair-  Will Open Today. THE PK<)S|'K,< TOH   PORT STEELE, R C, APHTL an,   I'm.i  iv-tahli^hish   iws  7\. B. 6race,  PUBLISHER    AND    EDITOK.  Suuscriptioiis, -   ^-" l��'r ^���"'  Advertising rates made known on .ipiille.uion.  Contributions unsolicited from nil pails of the  fllstrn t. but all m.ittet intended for publication  roust luive the writer's slgnaiutu  THE PROSPECTOR, i- published  eNe^ Siituidaj, and lu�� a guaranteed  cliculation laisci tluin any other papci  In last Kooicnaj. It i-- all home Printed  and contains double the ncu- of aiM  ithcr paper in the di-mct.  ���. A-. an advarti-m;; medn-iii it i- u"  excelled.  ��%e IJlfvo&pptfov-  SATL'KIjAY.  AI'IMI. :!('. 1WI  T  ^H E duet caii.-o of lilt1 i|i-  crea-e of commerce in  the Dominion may be traced to  improved mean.s. "of tran.-porta-  lion. The con>truci:on of, the  Kootenay Central railway will  open ii]i a new territory and result in the development' of  hitherto neglected natural resources, mineral, agricultural  and timber.  , V # -V ,  , ' In speaking of the "future,1 and  the construction of the Kootenay  Central' railway,   one   prominent  timber man says, that there will , :he place' of i>e  be twice as much   timber  cut   in  the   Kootenay   valley, when the  road is completed, than ever be-  ��� ���        .        ,       ..." �� i,       j.   J   ���    4. , s-��si corner ot  fore in ihe history of the district ;Hlct);J.s cl!11  notice.  -.(���In i' t- her I,- 'Xi i ii ,1 Hint* di\- aftei  dull' we, the uiiilei-igued intend in appl> to the  Chief Cotunii���loner of I..mil- mid Work- at  Virlnitii. Ii. C . and the 1 lepiitvCnmiiiis-ioiiei  of Lund- ami W��n Us 'in -louilie.ist Kooteimv  HI'., fin llccn-cs In pio-pcct fin Coul anil  Petroleum mi the following described lands  -miiiicl in ilie southeast poilion of Kusi  ICnoii'Dii.v. II ('-. iiii-l .ihotr twenty-eight miles  southeast if ihe low n of Mori isse> . and ad-  lai-eut to the, O rand Folks Croupof Coal Landf  .Hid west of. Hie Fialhead Kner. and' south of  the H.iekelt Uioup of Coal Claims, and being  about ten miles cast from the lioundiiiy line of  ihcC. P. H. I.nnd (Srnnt Hcmg in block 4593  southeast Ke.oien.iv, and about Iweiiiy-llve  miU's'iioi lb hi the Montana Uoundury Line.  Commencing .it a post illumed on the south"  east lui'iiei being Ihe inula! post of Mmuew .1  Chrj-I s el.uni ami adjacent ii)H. A. Kannfi.1y'm  claim thence uoith sO chains, thence west fS  eliiiius, theme south so claims, thence east Mil  , chums to the place of beeluning roiiiuiniiiK  <'>-*0  j   III    I CS , fr  Miitliew .1  C'hry,st   Loe.itoi  i William Polie. Agent  !     l>iitdl .Mjneli lsth   ll'Oi  tAiimueiii'iii,.'at .i post plumed ou the southwest i-nrnei being the initiiil post oi Claienee J.  .���siintli s claim mid adjacent, to Mathew J.  Clnvsi's i limn theiiii-iiixlh so chains, thence  i i dsi ,-e ihuli.s thence suutli ��u L-h.iiiis thence  west  si, chums' to  the   pin e of beginning eon-  flllUll'-' III"   icii's  i ,( hue i ice J   plinth   I.ocutoi  Wlilmlll I'olie, Agent  Uale.r .Man.li IsiU   lit.'I  Commencing at a post planted on  the  northwest   coiner   being   the   initial   post, of Nick  Holm's   claim   and  adjacent   to  Claienee   .1.  1 Smith'-claim, theuee,south M) chains,  thence  j east si) chains, thence noilh  so   chains,  thence  west so chains to the  place of  beginning' containing i>ii) acres  ' '    .Mek Holm. Loeatoi  William Polie, Agent  ,'      Dated March lsth   1WM .,  Commencing at a |>ost planted on  the  nouh-  ea.s.1 corner' being   the   unt'iil-post   of, Henry  I Hill'scl��im and adjacent to Nick Hylm's claim  ' tlienee south-so chains  thence west  su chains  theuee north sO chains, thetio.e east 80 chains to  limine, i uniahung MO acres  Henr> lilll, Lueuiui  WUliani Polie  Aeeui  ilatcd Mari.li ls;a'. )-JiH  Comiuenciui; a: -i ]Mst plained ou the   southeast corner being  the  initial  pest ot Georesa  NOTICE.  Notice is lieieliy (,'iven, tlnit tlurlj ��lnji- after  date,   we   the   uiidcrxiKned.  Intend   to    apply  to      Ihe      Chief      Couinussioiiei       of     Lands  and     Works     and      the      Assistant      Coin-  | missioner of Lands and Works of the 1'ioviiiee  1 of Hrltlsh Columbia, Southeast Kootenay 1)N-  | trict   for a   license   to prospect   for coal  and  | petroleum  on  the  followiuic   desctlhed   lauds  situated in Hlock IS93 in   Southeast  Kootenay,  Ilritish Columbia desciihed as follows-     ICa.st  of the Grand  Forks Croup and  south of the  Hackott Oroup and west ol the Flathead River  ��nd about twenty-four  (21)  miles  east of the  town of Morrissey and more fully dcscnbed as  eifjlit mile:, east of the cast boundaiy line of  Canadian Pacific giant  Commencing at a post placed on the uoith  east corner of C'liiiilc Jl .runes claim the same  being the initial post of Charles il. .lanes claim  and adjacent to Samuel Homer i claim bein^  one of the Giand Forkssroup. thenceSiichalns  south, thence SO chains west, t|ience SO chains  noi th, thence SO chimin euM to the place of lie-  KiuuiUK conliilniiiK 010 acres  Dated Mai eh 18th. lflO-l. j  Ohiules H. .limes, l.oirtlor j  William Polie   Afi'tit  Commelieine. at a post placed on the northwest cornel 'of tiUKene C. '1'iuisley's claim the  same lieiiiK the initial post of Kukciui C To'.is-  ley's and adjacent to Cliarii's II Janes' elaini,  thence south SO chains thence east SO chains,  thence north ��0 chains, thence west m,i clmiiis  to the place of hcKliinlni; coiitalnintr mo notes  �� Dated Maich 1Mb   l'.KM  Unueiii1 ('. Touslcj   Locator  , William I'olie, AROtit'  ('oiiituiMii'iui! hi a post placed on the north  wusl cornel of Da\id K. rhurch's claim the  snnu heim; the initiiil post of IhMld K Chuieh  claim, thence south si) iha.ns jhencc east so  chains theiu'C north sn chains thence west so  ehains to tin. place of hei;iiinlnu coiitalnliif: tilt)  acrc.s. ,  Hated Mai ell IJitli   1'Hil ���  OntfdK. t'liuieli   l.ocatoi  Wilhuia I'olie, AKenl  PAGE FENCES Wear Best  THI  It) is the fonco that lias Btooil Uio  saga-tho sUiniiui-d tho woild over.  PAGE WIRE FENCE CO. LIMITED Walkcrrlllr  tehfc of timo���Htands tho  heaviest strain���nover  Order through our local agent or direct from us.  81. Jokn, W.��  ��>���(.  Ifl. Ci. I'm OK & CO., Aoknts.  Montreal, Q��e  Victoi'iii. Vancouver and Kamloops.  201  triMBipec, timmi  ���chinks"  in .cash  at  to  ' During   the    past   year   Grit  newspapers  have   been engaged  in "lolling the story of the success  of the Chinese,Head Tax.     The  recent arrival ol J1-1''  Victoria,   with'  ttfOO'  pay their "Head Tax'  lein which is almost as  as "How old is S-Ann."  X      �����      r.  "liritish Columbia will be the  Ontario of the west when the  energy of, present and future  population have developed the  immense resources of her forests  fields"and mines.  . There arc ftis'i* J"1 tokens  thai the preparations of the Conservatives in the coming election  are no less thorough because  fhoy arc silently made.  nd   adjacent   to  George   W  j Lewis claim, thence  north >U chains   thence  West so chains, thsnte south *] chains   thence  east 50 chains to  the place  of  t'veinnln^ con-  tiiinini.' >>:0 acres i      ���  : irLOrs-ia HU-key. l.cn-ator  i r \\ illiain Polie. Aseist  Ualtd March I Mil. 1W1.  Comuieiicins at a post planted on the  southwest corner beine: the initial post of Ceorce W  Lewis- claim and adjacent to Georgia   Hickey--  i.-s a' pi'Ob- 'elaini. theme noith SO chains.   tStriic'e   eas: ,si,t  ..        | chains, thence south so chains, theuee  west  W  puzzling j cnM1|is to the plai e of hes-'iiinni*: ''containing iKi)  acre- ' "  lieoiite W. Le.fis. Locator  ,      , William Polie, A Ken l  limed March |sth. I'H)|. ^  C'ouimeiieiiiK at h post planted on the north-,  west corner uelnc the initial post ot A. L  Webbci -s elaini and adjacent to Georye W.  Lewis'claim, thence south SO chains, thence  east SO chains thence, noi th sO chuins. theuee  wect SO chains to the place ol beelnniiiu' con-  tainiii); Oio acres i  0 ��� A   L. Webber. Locator  , William Polie  AiiClit  Dated Mulch IHlh, P.W4 IS  romniciiLiii),'.il a post phu'ed on the southeast corner or Genrce- M Nfwniyer's'claliii tho  same heinn the Initial ),ost i i Georiie ,M New-  myer's claim aiid adjacent to the southeast  corner of Chtules H. .lanes' claim, thence north  "<0 chains thence west So chains, thonoe south  i SO ehiuu<. thence east SO chains to the place ot  ! beginning eontainim; ��4ti acres "  i     Hated March l��th. mw.  I (Secrife M. Newniver. Locatoi  S(illl(v,  poem tit  but this  oi  skeptic  led -'Tin'  should  has   written   a  Devil is Dead"  not  tempt any  d an   excursion   train  ic to boart  to Clranbroolf. '  o  X        * '/.        ,  During Ihe past week a number of people have been in Port  Steele looking over the agricultural resources in this vicinity.  X X v">      The most conclusive evidence  of increased interest in the lumber industry, i-, supplied by the  number of timber locations now  beitm made in this district.  NOTICE.  1 intend to apply to tha Chief Commissioner of Lands and'Works for aSpeein! License to  cut and carry away timber (ruin the followim,'  described lands - r  Commencing at a post marked southwest  eoi iter or H. Pariotl's timber limit, planted at  north cast eornei of 11. Demur* pre-emption.  Lot :�����',. Group 1. lvonteniiy District, thence  east SO chains thence north SO chains, thence  west SO chain- thence <oulli "0 chains to place  of bei.'inntm.'  ��� II. PVKKOTT  Dated April 2.->th, UHJI IS  | William Polie, Auent  i i       r '    i  I Commeueint; at a post pluced on the southwest corner of Charles E. Grove's claim the  , same beinn the initial post of Charles E. Grove  i claim aud adjacent to the southwest corner of  I Eugene C. Tousley's claim, thonee north SO  i chains, thence east b<) chains, tlienee south 80  ' chains, thence west SO chains to the place of  I beginning containing 040 acre's.  j Dated March 18th. 1901  j        ' Charles K  Grove. Locator  ' fr William Polie, Ajrenf  Commencing' at a post placed rn the southeast corner of Wlllinm V. Douglass' claim the  same beiiiK the initial, post of William V.  Douglass' claim and adj'acent to the .southwest  corner of David K. Church's claim, thence  north SO chains, thence west 80 chains, thence  south SO chains, thence east 80.chains to place  of beginning containing MO acre*.  Dated March 18th. 1M-I ,   ,  William V: Douglas*, Locator  ���   William Polie. Agent  '    "  Commencing at a post placed on-the southwest corner of David 11.' Forthinghmn's claim '  the same  being  the liiitinl-post  of  David'll.  Forthingham's   claim   and    adjacent    to   the  William V. Douglass claim,   tlienee SO chains  north, thence 80 chains east,   thence SO chains  south, thence SO chains west to the place of beginning containing OIO'hcics.  Dated March 18th. 1001.  I David V. Porthin'gliiim. Locator  William I'olie. Agent  I  south   SO  chains,   thence west SO chains to the  place of beginning containing 010 acrc.s  Dated -Maiill 18th, tUOl  Cuuls 11. Dart, Locator  William Polio, Agent.  Commencing at u post placed on Ihe uoilb-  wc��t enrner of John II Suthei land'" claim be  the Initial post of .lohti II Sutliciland's claim  and adjacent toC'iutl- II Dan's claim, thence  south SO ch.lins. iliencij east SO chains, thence  ninth SO chains, tlienee wesi SO chains to the  place of beginning containing 010 acre".  Dated Man Ii lsth, pirn  .lolin II   Siilhuil.iii I   l.nciiliir  William I'olie, Agent  CiuiiiiKMiciiig at a post placed on the north  cast corner, lite same being the Initial post of  llllis 0 Smile's ' ������luliii and adjacent to Pcler  M. S'e.i's cliiiin, thence smith Ml chains, theuee  west SO chains, theuee ninth SO eliallis, tlienee  east Si) chains to the place of beginning con  tallilng ��I0 iirrcs  Haled  Maieh  ISth, I SHU,  r.llis((J   Smile, I.iieatiii  Is William I'olie, Agent  NOTK  TICKETS  TO   ALL  POINTS  East and West  ��� VIA ���  I  men are very  From  heads  A certain ,class of  much like  drums,  that hide a lot of emptiness great  uproar^ come.  It would be  see  ourselves  lunuy if we   could  as  others see us,  but it would not be funny if we  much about our-  of our   neighbors  knew hall as  s.five���� a< some  -..���(Mil to  know  if-��e  TO  St.  Paul,   Duluth,  Minneapolis, Chicago  \SH Al.l. POINTS  KAS-I  Seattle,   Tacoma. 'Victoria.   Portland  IMi   U.I.  PsClI'tl" <-<ias-|    I'lUK'l-  Tliroujfh  ot--.     Dinini  run' t 'hi--.  '.tlttce  tititl Tourist Sleup-  iiml MitlU-t SiiKikiii"   f.ib-  KAST   TKAINS'  nVLItLAND DAILY  For  not) re  E\ery   time  you   help   to  im-!  prove your town you help to im- |  I'att'a.  LMrclin  . t;. v I-  foldet-s  :  t!-i)ls.  [JK'KS. o.W.l  S.-attl  and   full  'all on oi  prii\e   your  thai niiK'l).  own   business  just  U.   MIJAXDT  U\ ci>i(lu Ave.,  i'. P.   .v  S]iok:un  W  T.A..  . Was]  2  inlorniii-  aiUlt-us-,  isll.  701   W.  Till  -,OAl*  MASTKII  heals   and  with him  of   wind  J mining from   their   talk,   the  averaii-e   politician   must   take a  bicycle   pump   alon  and puirip hiniscjf' full  before each speech..     -'  �����    *    *     ���'���'..'  is not the ainount.   of   water  the' keilje, but the  tiiat'keep.s it .boil in.  Mi:CHANI("S I'L'IJK TAIt  soltcus the skill, while  j promptly cleansing It of gicise oil, rust ele.  1 Invaluable fot mei h.uiics. fiuiiieis sportsuieu  I Free siimpli  on iceeipt ol ���;������  foi postage  Albert 'I'oilel Simp I'd    Mfis Montre��l  1 .   just  It.  ��� M1  it.  tire, under  ;:;it is en -  thiisiasm a.ud���advertising buck of  yoiii-. business that keo]>s it. a.  o-oino;.  Iilica,r.l(;a.ders who lnan-  ocal [iblitics   will 'recognize  if seeing that their  pass muster  with.  'Pli.  . age '  .tlie, necessity  caiididati'. can  AVAXTK!):r SKVIOItAI. IXI.)i;ri'l"i:i-  ... oils']ifi'r��('.iiis in ettch ��t!it(,; to travel for  iiousi- )jstii.bliKh<:t( cIcvimi years mid with  t larsr'c capital, in'cull upmi'imji'diitnts  :iti(l ai.'(:iilH foi- .-iiiccurtKful and jirolitalilc  iiiic. . rci-inaiicift, ciio-airciiiciii. AVcclt-  ly casli M.-tlary of !?-'l and all traveling  .-xpci'i.-ics anil lioti-1 .liill" advanced in  ��:n��li cacii u'cci<���'. Kxpi-i-iciicc niil Csmcii-,  t.ial. Mention I'efei'otic"-, a nd''enclose  sittf-addfi.tssed envelope..' TIIK NATIONAL; 'XVI Deai'liot-n St..(;iiicae(i.  ANDRHW  GONTRftGTOR. '.and  I, secure,   tlie vote of the elec-  . a.ni  torate.  NEI DIG  BUILDER  MOliSK AND SION-I'AINTINO  CALCIMININO and 1'Al'KR IIAN'OINO  TORT STKKLK,, B.  0.  IST   All, work   promptly dene.  Commencing ai a post planted on the north  west comer being the imini post of John H.  Gordon's chum and adpiceift to David B.  Porthinghnm's claim, thence south 80 chains,  thence east 8(1 chains, thence north so chains,  tlienee west SO chains 10 the plate .of beginning  containing (HO tieies. ��� j  Dated March ISth, 1!W4  l John H. Gordon, Locator   ;  '   William Polie, Agent  Commencing at a post placed on the not th-  ciist corner of John H. Shutv's clliim the same  being tho Initial post of John II. Shaw's claim  and adjacent to William A". Douglass' claim,  thence south 80 chains, thence west SO chains,  thence north 80 chains, thence east 80 chains to  the place of beginning containing ii 10 ncies.  Dated March ISth. IBM.  John H. Shaw, Locator  William Polie. A|?ent  Commencing at a post placed on the northwest corner of Kmil Simon's, claim the same  being the initial post of P.mil Simon's claim  ind adjacent to Charles, K. Ciove's claim,  thence south'80'chains,"thence east 80 chains,  thence north 80 chains, theuco west 80 chains to  the place of beginning containing MO acres  Dated March lffth, I'MI.  Kmil Simon. Locator  Will lain Polie, Agent  Commencing at a post placed on the north-  .;b��i corner of James W. Hays' claim the same  being the initial post of James W. flays- claim  iind adjacent to Oeorge M. Newinyer's claim,  ihenee south 80 chains, tlienee west 80 ehains.  thence north 80 chains, thence east 80 chains to  the place of beginning containing tilO acres,  Dated March ISth. I!HW.  James W. Ilajs, Locator  William Polie, Agent  Commencing nt a post placed on the north-  >ast corner of Lauience K. Monfort's claim the  same being the Initial post of Laurence If  Monfort's claim and adjacent to James W  lla\s' claim, theuee south 80 chains thence  west so chains, thence north SO chains, thence  easi 80 chains to the place of beginning containing i��3 aeies  Dated March Irtili. I'Hil.  i Laurence IC   Moufort, Locator  William I'olie. Agent  Commencing at a post placed im the uorih-  .wst coinci of Prank II. Uregg's claim the  same being the initial poM of Prank It. (Jrogg's  claim--and 'adjacent to Kmil Simon's- claim,  t.beneo south nil chains, tlienee east 80 chain*,  thence north 80 eliuins, thence west So chains  t.o the place of beginning containing MO acres.  Dated March ikth. IliOl.  . Kriink II. Crcgg, Locator  William Polie, Agent'  Commencing , ill a post placed on tile north-  ���mst corner of Peter M. Ney's claim the. .same  .being the initial post of Peter M. Ney's claim  adjacent to John II. Shaw's claim, thence north'  sn chains, thence west. SO chains, thence south  SO chains, Ibonce cast. SO clialiisjti) the place of  beginning containing M0 acres.  Dntc<l March lsth. IWH.  I'cleiM. Key, Locator  Wlllinm I'olie. Agent  - --.,... i  Coiiiiiienclng id a post, pluced.on the .southwest corner of Curtis II. Dan.'s claim the same  being the Initial post of Curtis II. Dart's claim  and-adjacent, to John II. Hon leu's claim1, tlienee  Notice Is lieicle gi, cu thai, I hill y da) s af cr  date. we. the iiudcislKiicd, itneiid to appl> to  the Chief CiimiiilssKinci ol Lauds and Works  in \ icioria, II C. and the Deputy Commissioner  of I.units unci Wotksloi lOnsl lCootena>. II.C,  Mi licenses to piospect foi Coal and I'eliolcuin  on Ihe following ileseilheil lands slliinted in  Ihe southeastern poinouol I'hist Knoii-nay. II  C nnd alKint'tweiitv miles cast of the Inwn of  Osinei. I< C, and about si\ miles east of the  boundary line of the Cinadiaii ,1'ucillc Companies grant, and east ol ihe noi th folk, ol the  south fork of Michel Cieck wlili h being on the,  west slope of the Itoeky Mountain Jlauge, and  about tweiif, miles south of Ciow's Nest Mountain ' .   ' .  Couimenelng.it a post planted at the northeast corner, being the initial post of Miriam W.  McLean and adjacent to the east of (i. V.  Kircliiier, ilicnee south 8p chains, tlienee west  80 chains, thence north 80chains, tlienee east 80  chains to the place of beginning containing ilin  acres. ,,-  Miriam W. McLean, Locator <  William McMillen, Agent  Dated March -and. 1304. 0  Commencing at a post plained on the uoith-  west corner being the initial post of .lames _\.  McLean, and adjacent to ihe northeast comer  of Miriam W. 'McLean tlienee south 80  chains, theme east nO chains tlienee north Ml  chains, thence west 80 chains to the place ot  beginning and containing 010 aeie>. '  James A   Mi I.e.ei   Locator  William MeMillen, Agent  Dated MaichU-'ml  1001.  Commencing at a post planted on Ihe south  west corner, being the initial post of Jennie  Goviin'.s claim and adjacent to James A Me-  Tjcan's. thence'north ,s() chains."thence cast 80  chains, thence south 80 chains, tlienee west ,sn  criuins td'ilie place ol beginning containing M0  acres. ' _  *��� _J Jennie Clov'au, Loeatoi  _   ��� William McMillen  Agent  ' DaiudMaich --hid, 190-1.      ' l  ,  , i  \ Commencing at a post planted oil the southeast corner, being'the initial post of Hubert  Shaw's claim, and adjacent to .leniiiL (.lox.in's  claim, thence noith 80 chains, thence west 80  chains, thence south 80 chains, thence east 80  chains to the place of beginning containing  fi-lOaeies, ~      - i  Hoberl Shaw. Locator  , William McMillen. Agent  Uated March 2Snd. 19UI.  . Commencing at a post plumed on the noith-  east corner, being the initial post oi Klin M.  Pisk's claim, and adjacent to Uobett Shaw "s  claim, theuee south 80 chains, tlienee west 80  chains, thence, north 80 chains, thence cast 80  chains to the place of beginning contniniug <! Id  acres  1011a M. Kisk. Loeatoi.  Wlllinm McMillen  Agent  r Duted Mutch -J-hid. 1001  Coinmeneing at a'post planted on the northwest cot nei being the initial post of Thomas II  Hyau's claim, and adjacent to Klla M. P'isk s  chum, thence south 80 chains, thence east 80  chains, thence north 80 chains, thence west 80  chains to the place of beginning containing 040  acres.  Thomas II. Ryan. Locator  William McMillen. Agent  Dated Mm ch :Hnd. 1004.  Commencing ��t a post planted on tlie southwest cornei being tlie initial post of Kloieuce  L. Smith's claim and adjacent to Thomas 11.  Ryan's 'claim, tlienee north 80 chains, thence  east 80 chains-, thence south 80 chains, thence  west 80 chains to the place of beginning containing 040 acres.  Florence L. Smith, Loeatoi  William McMillen, Agent  Dated March 22nd, PJOt.  Commencing at a post planted on the southeast comer being tlie initial post, of George O.  Smith'', claim and adjacent to Ploieiue L  Smith's (luliii, thence south 80 chains, thence  west 80 chains, thence north 80 chains, tlienee  east (HI chains to lint place of licginninK containing M0 acres.  George O  Smith. Locator      '  William McMillen,'Agent  Dated Maieh 22nd, mill .     .  Port    Steele  Brewing    Co.  FERNIE,  B. C.  iMAiSWAOTUHERS     and     BREWERS    OP    EXTR'a . FINE  BEER    f��    PORTER  SOLD    BY- THE    BARREL,    KEG   OR    BOTTLED  Bottled beer for family use a specialty  OUTSIDE ORDERS GTVEN STRICT �� PROMPT ATTENTION  SATISFACTION GUARANTEED  Mutz   & Scott, Prop's.  P. O. 8v<X 812  TELEPHONE  NO. t  wmsrm  REPEATING RIFLES  No matter what your ideas or preferences  are about a rifle, some one of eight different Winchester models will surely suit  youl Winchester" Rifles are made in all  calibers, styles and weights ; and whichever model you select, you can .count on  its being well made and finished, reliable  in action and a strong, accurate shooter.  FREE   St'ttd your name and address on a postal  card   for   our   164   p*ce   illustrated   catalogue.  WINCHESTER   REPEATING  ARMS   CO.  NEW HAVEN.rOONN.  to  the  place oi heginiimg eon-  Comiiieneing at ii poit planted on the northwest comer beiOg the initial post of W. linker's  claim ami adjacent to L-Moieneo L Smlth'.s  claim, thence ���.oulli Ml chains, thence e.ist F"  ehaiim, tlienee. north m chains, thence ttcs,rW>  ���'halns lo the place of beginning containing'Mii  acres  W. liakei. Loeatoi  William McMillen, Agent  Dined March '-''.hid. 1*101 ���  Commencing at a post planted on the uuith-  east corner of John H linker's claim being the  initial post of John II linker's claim aiid adjacent to .George O. Sin I Ill's claim , thence south  HO chains, thence west 80 chains, thence north  rill chains, tlienee east W) ehains to place (if lic-  giiiiiing containing MO acres.      ,  John II.'linker, Locator ',  jl: :       William McMillen, Agent,  I la led, March si ml. HMII. ,   ���  .Commencing.al a post planted on   ihe southwest corner lining  the  Initial post of John   n.  Mark's claim and adjacent In IV, linker's Claim  ilioucc. north  Si I chains,   tlienee cast so chains,  thence south mi chains, thence west Nil elm ins lo  the plni'ii or beginning containing Villi acres.   .  John II. Marks, Lneutor  William McMillen, Agent  Dated March :Mnd.,IIUU. '     . I  Commencing at, a post planted on the southeast corner being the initial post of Kimnn A.  Johnson's   claim   mil   adjacent     to   John   II.  1 Uaker's  Hal  in, theuee north Sn ehains, tlienee  north HI chains, 'hence ..ilS|   so  elm ins.   thenc : I west 80 chains, thence south 80, chains, theli.ee  C l-t 8(1 ( ham  tinning ilW ncies i  Ciiiiua A  Johnson, Locator  William McMillen. Agent  Dated Maieh iKihI. PIOI  Commencing '.u a post planted ~on the northwest cornel being the initial post of Adam  Ounlopjs chum and adjacent to John II. Mail's  chum, thence *outh 3u ehains. thence east80  chains, thence north 80 chains, thence west 80  chains to ihe place of beginning eontaiulng tllO  ,.icios , '  Adam Duiilop, Locator  William McMillen, Agent  Dated Mmcii Sitnl, r'(H.  I'oii.iiiencing al a post planted on the northeast eoinei being the initial post of Klizabeth  .lone-" chum and adjacent to IOnima A. Johnson's claim, tlienee south 80 chain1-, thence  west 80 chain*, tlienee noi 111 80 chains, thence  east so cnair.- to the place of beginning containing lilii aeie-  Kli/nueth Jones, Locator  William McMillen, Agent  Dated Maieh Z2w\. I1HII  Couimeneiiig at a post planted on  the southeast corner being the initial post of Mnrce Kols  chum and adjacent to Kli/iiheth .lores'  claim,  thence noi th 80 chains, thence west 80 chains,  thence south 80 chains, thence east SO chain"  to  the place of begilining containing 010 ueres.  Maree Uols, Locator  William McMillen, Agent  Dated Miiieli SJn'il, l'.��U.  Commencing al n pou planted on the northwest corner being   the   initial   post of Frank  Link's claim and adjacent to Miuee Hols' claim  thence south SO chains   thence east 80 chains,  thence tioi th 80 chains, thence  west 80 chains  to the place of beginning containing 040 acres.  cFraiiklL.nik, Locator  William McMillen. Agent  Dated M.neli 'iind. 1001  Commenting at a post planted on Ihe southwest eoinei being the initial post of Lute  Link's claim and adjacent to Mary D. I'ayno's  elaini tlienee noi Hi SO chains, thence east 80  eh.iius. thence south 8f> chains, thence west 80  chains to the place or beginning containing (>I0  aeies  Lute Link. Locator  Wlllinm McMillen, Agent  ' Daluil iMaicli-'Jnd, If 101  Commencing ill a po-i planted on  the  north-,  west coiner being the  initial   post of  William  '.Mathews'"claim  and  adjacent   lo Lute Link's  claim; tlienee -omh 80 chains,  thence east 80  chains, I hence north 80 chains, thence  west 80  chains to the place or beginning containing (HO  aeies  William Mathews, Locator  ��� William MeMillen. Agent  Dated Maieh Siiul, 1U0I  NOTICE.  Notice l- heieb> given that we the undersigned, make application to the Chief Commis-  sionei of Lands and Win lis and the Assi-tant  C.ininn-sionei ol Lauds and Woik.s ol ihe  Province of llrilisli Columbia for a. License to  prospect for Coal and Petroleum on.the follow-  I g described lands situated In tlie southeastern portion of Ilritish Columbia .further describedas follows, In block ���I.V.ill and about t  miles east, of the town of Osiner, Ilritish Col ne  lii'a and about, ten miles south of the CroW'.-  Mest. Moiiii'lain on the west slope of the' Uoeky  Mountain ���range.'  Commencing !l1 ,il post plncou on the southeast coiner, the same 'being 'the Initial post of  Mleliaol W. Day. and adjacent to .Frank \V.  llohbs. thence north 80 chains, tlienee west 80  chains, tbence south 80 chains, thence cast 80  chains, to the place, of beginning containing UIO  acres. . '  Uated March lMiiiI, P.hiI..  Mii'h..ul W. Day, Locator  Williiuii MeMillen, Agent.  Commencing at a post locate I on the southwest corner the siime being the initial post of  Frank W. Hobbs claim and adjacent to Michael  W. Day's claim 'thence north 80 chains, thence  east 80 ehains.ilhem e south 80 chulua, thence  west 80 chains to the place of beginning containing tHO aeies. "  Dated March 23nd  l'JIM.                         '  Frank \V. Ilobb.s, Locator  ( i Wlllinm MeMillen. Agent  Commencing   at a post located on tho noi ih-  uesl corner,  the same being the initial post or  Sebastian Unas claim, adjacent to Frank W.  Hobos claim, thence south 80 chains, thonoe;.  east H) chains, thence north 80 chains,  thence  west 80 chains to Ihe place of beginning containing (340 acre.-.  Dated March S.'nd, Phh.  ' Sebastian Haas, Locator  J William MeMillen, Agent  Commencing at a post located on the  norihenst coiner, ,the same being the initial  post of William MePhaden's claim and adjacent  to Michael A'. Day's claim, thence south 80  chains, thei.i e west 80 chains, thence north 80  chains, thein.e east 80 chain- to the place of beginning containing G10 acres.  Dated March iJncl, 1901.  a      William Mcl'haden   Locator  William MeMillen, Agtut  Commencing nt a post located on the southeast eoinei the same being the initial post  of  Jftiueu A. Oldham and adjacent to William MePhaden's claim, tlienco north 80 chains, thence  west 80 chains, thence south 80 chains,  thence  oast 80 chains to the place of beginning containing 840 acres. '  Doted March 22nd, 1901.  .Tnmcs Ohlliam. Locator  William McMillen, Agent,  Commencing at a post located on  the  southwest coiner the same being the  initial  post of  Morton  K. Poole, and  adjacent to James A.  Oldham, thence noith 80chains, thence east 80  chains, thence south ROchnitis thence west 80  chains to the place of beginning containing ftlll  acres.  Dated Mnrcli Sim!, 1001.  Morion K. l'oole, Loeatoi  Wlllinm McMillen, Ageiit  Cominunelng  at a po-t located on the southwest corner, the same being the initial post of  J.  .V.  Andoison and_ adjacent   to Morton   10.  Poole's claim, theuee north 80  chains,  thence  east 80 ehains, thence noutli 80 chains,  ihonce  west 80 chains lo the place of  beginning ('on-  talnlng (WO acius.  Duted Murcli 22nd, IU01.  J. N. Anderson, Locator  William McMillen, Agent  Commencing  at a post located on the northwest corner tho .same being the initial post ot  Minnlo  Montgomery  and  adjacent  to  J.   N.  Anderson's  claim,   thence   south  80   chains,  thence east 80 chains, thence north 80 ehuinsr  thunce west 80 chains to the place of beginning  containing M0 acres.  Dated March 22nd, 1901.  Minnie Montgomery, Locator  18 William MeMillen, Agent  NOTICE.  1 Intend to apply to the Chief Commission'  or of Lands iind Works for a Special. License u>.  cut and carry away tlinbor from the following  described lauds: ���  Commencing .at a post marked southwest.  . orner of H. Parrptt'K timber limit, planted  near the northwest corner of Lot SII,. Oroup lr  Kootenay District, thonco north 80 chain*,  thence east 80 chains, thence south 80 chains,  thence west 80 chaluH to place of beginning.  II, PAUUOTT.  '  Dated April S'lth, 1(101. m  Shaving M Hair Dressing Parlor  .Next to Oriental Hotel  FORT    STEELE,    B.   C.  All   Kinds of Hair Work. a 'Specialty'  A. .7. GREZ,   -    -   Proprietor... THE PROSPECTOR, FORT STEELE, B. C, APRIL 30. 190-1.  finite ijjrotfpjechn-  Talo.  NOTICE,  notice tluil afli'f  SATUKDAY. ATJUL :'.)  11)04"  NOTICE.  ~ I il lliiri.y days I intend lo apply  t-i the  Honorable the Chief Commissioner of |  Guilds :i)i<l Works. Victoria. Ii. ('..   lor  i  special   license   lo  prospect  for co:il  east corner by Akamana otcck a small  tho expiration I crook flowing into the  Flathead  river  Not lee i- lu'.eb.v j'lV.-u that thnlv days  aflu: dale 1 inleim Hi apply to the Chief Com  niis-ioNci oi Lands and Woilc-nnd the, Assistant Commissioner ol Lands and Winks foi  the distilei of Soiiihensl Ivuoleti,. V foi a lie use  to prospect lor Coal mid I'clroleuin on the telle wing dcsci I bed lands. -ilu.Uediit the head of  Stai v.illon Creek ami about one mile not th 'ol  the International lluiiudaiy Line Ulock l.'iH.'I.  .southeastein portion of llrllish Columbia.  I. Colnmencing at ii post planted two miles  west ol Meli li. Towel's elaini being the initial  post ol Thciitc M. Tower'- claim and mat lied  Tlieda M.'I'owei's noilhwest coiner post.ihence  ea-t hii chains, Ihein e'soulh s(l eluilns, thence  west 80 chains, 1 hence noi lb 80 chains 10 place  of beginning and eonliilnlug OH' neie- uioie Ol  less, ,  "     Located Mnicli lOlh. l'.lU. '  Tlieda M. Towel. Loeatoi  William .1. llluff, Agenl"  2.   Commencing  at a post planted ninth of  and adjacent lo Tlieda M. Tower's claim being  the Initial post of  l-'nink   D.   Whilson's  claim  and   marked P'iank   I).   Wlillson s   southwest  corner posl. thence cast Ml chains, llience noi th  80 chains, thence westhO ehains. thence soiilli  hOcliaiiis to the place (if beginning, containing  HI0 acres more or less.  Located Match 10th. IWII.  Frank 1). Wlillson. Loeatoi  WJIlliini .1. IJlulf. Agent  8. Commencing al n post planted we-t of  and adjacent to l-'runk D. Wbitson's claim ln-  Ing the initial posl ol Li/./.ieO. Whilson's claim  ami maiked Li/<ilc Q Wlilt-on's soiiihensl coiner post, llience west SO chains, ihciico-noi lb 80  chains, llience east 80 chains, llience .south 80  chains to tho place of Ik ginning, containing''! It)  acres inoie or lest!. '  Located Mai eh Illth, IIWI.  LUzioO. Whitson. Loeatoi  ' William .1. Uluif, Agent  4. Commencing at a post planted south of  and adjacent to LU/.ieO. Whilson's claim Ijo,-  ing the initial post of Kglicrl T. Steele's claim  aiidinaikcd Mgbert T. Steele's uoitheast corner post, thence west 80 chains, thence south 80=  chains, thence cast 80 elinins.^ihence noith 60  chains to the place of beginning, containing (HU  acres more or less. o  Located March 10th, HKll.  .    '  KgbcrlT. Steele, Locator  10   . William J. I31ulf, Agent  nnl pcli-olcum ovi-r tliui certain parcel  or piece ol land situated in tlie valley  of (lie Akamanti creelc. a tributary of  tlie Flathead river in (lie south-eastern  portion ol Kasl Kootenay, in ihe province of Jiritinh Columbia and more  piirtieiilarly described'as follows:"  Commencing at a post on ihe southeast corner ol the claim marked ������.!. G.  McCoy, southeast corner'" and running  llience west eighty K0 chains, thence-  uoflli eighty SO chains, thence, east  eighty KO'ehaius. thence south eighty  chains to place ol beginning and eon-1  mining about si.\ hundred and forty 040  acres ol laud more or less.  The claim is marked a�� elaini number Five ���*> on the map or plan deposited  in the olliee ol the Honorable the Chief  Commissioner of Lands and AVorks,  Victoria, B.C.'. b\ John Watt, and is  bounded on the east by claims numbers  two i'and three :i and on the south by  claim number four 4 and which is more  fully set out on the .said map or plan.  Located the lirst 1st day of, August,  liiOO.  J. C. McCoy. Locator  11 John Watt. Agent  about five miles south of the interna-  t:onal boundary line and which is more  fully set out on the said plan or map.  Located   the  lir.st 1st day of August,  11)00.  Alexander Watt, Locator  14 John Watt. Agent  particularly  de-  NOT1CE.  Take notice that alter the expiration  of  thirty  days I  intend  to  apply the  Honorable the Chief Commissioner of  Lands and Works: for a special license  to prospect for coal and petroleum over  that  piece  or parcel of  land situated  about seven 7 miles north of the  international  boundary  line  in  the southeastern portion of East Ivootenay in the  Province   of   British  Columbia,   and  more particularly described as follows:  Commencing at a post on  the  northwest   corner    marked   George   Watt,  northwest corner and  running thence  south eighty 80   chains,   thence   east  eighty 80 chains, tlienee north  eighty  80 chains, thence west eighty 80 chains  to place of beginning and  containing  about six hundred and forty acres more  or less.  The claim is marked  as  claim   number three 'I on the map or  plan depos  ited in the oflice of tlie  Honorable  the  Chief   Commissioner   of    Lands    and  NOTICE.'  Notice   i-  hereby  gnoii   that   lliiity    days  'alter   date    I     intend    to     apply    lo     the  Chief Commissioner ot Lands and Woiksaud  ��� the   Assistant  Commissioner   of   Lands   and  Works for the District of Kust fCootcnay, for a  license to piospcct foi coal and  petroleum on  the following  described  land  situate  about  v, tiro inilcs'below the head ol  Starvation Creek  '"  and about one mile north of the liitciuiillnnnl  Uoundury Line, Ulock  I'lWl]  southeastern pur-  1   tion ol Ilritish Columbia.  1 Commencing at a post planted ttvo miles  - \\ est of Kgb'ei t T. Steele's northeast corner po-t  being the initial post of Thomas i'hilllp. claim  and maikeil Thomas i'hillips noithwcsl coine'i  post, thence east 80 chains, thence south 80  , chains, thence, west SO chains, tlienee norih SO  chains to Hit: place of beginning, containing  UIO aeies more or le��s.  Located Ma i eb 10th, MO I. '     ' <*  T        . Thomas Phillip*. Locator  William .1  Uluif. Agent  .  ���i. Commencing at 'a post planted 1101th of  unit adjacent to Thomas Phillip-;' claim being  the initial po-t of .'Lquisa'Uloyn's chum and  inarlied Louisa Uloyn'- southwest comer posl.  tlienee cast 80 chains, theuee 1101 Hi 80  ��� chains, thence ttesl 80 clitiius. thence south 80  chains to the place 01 beginning, containing ii 10  acres inoie or les-.  Located Maieh lOlh, I'-WI  Louisa (Jloyn, LoeaLoi  William ,]. Uluff, Agenl  3.   Commencing  ��t a   posl planted west oi  and adjacent 10 Louisa Clloyn's claim being the  initial post  of   Lillie   M.  I'hillips claim and  marked   Lillie   M.   l'liilllps'southeast corner  post,  tlienee west 80 chains, thence  north SO  chains, thence east 80 chains, ihenec south SO  chains  to the  place of beginning.containing  ���MO acres inoie or less.  Located March 10th, WUI.  LiUioM. Phillips, Locator  William .1. Uluff. Agent  I. Commencing at a post" planted south ol  and adjacent lo Lillie M. I'hillips claim and being the .initial post of Albert T. llrook's claim,  and mai ked Albert T. llrook's not tbea.-t coi nei  posl, theiico west bO chiiins, thence soulh 80  chains, thence east 80 chains, thence north 80  chains lo the place of beginning, containing 010  acres more or less,  NOTICE.   .  Take notice that alter the expiration  of thirty days i intend to apply to'the  Honorable the Chief Commissioner of  Lands and Works, for a special license  to prospect lor coal and petroleum over  that piece or' parcel of land situated  aboul live ft miles north of tho���interna-  tional boundary line in the south-east^  ei'ti portion of Eiu-t .Kootenay. in the  Province   ol   British    Columbia,   and  more particularly described as follows:  Commencing at" a post on the southwest corner of claim marked "J. A.  Ford, southwest corner'' and running  thence north eighty SO chains, thence  cast eighty 80 chains, thence south  80 chains, thence west eighty 80 chains  to place ol , beginning'and containing  about six hundred and forty acres moro  or loss. "  The claim is marked as claim number  seven 7 on tlie map or plan deposited in  the olliee of (he Honorable the Chief  Commissioner nfl Lands and Works,  Victoria. B. C. by John Watt, and is  bounded'on Ihe north by claim number  ton 10.'on the south by claim number  eight 8 and on the east by claim number live ") and is crossed on" the northwest corner by Oil creek, a small  stream (lowing in a southerly direction  and emptying into the Flathead river  about three II miles south ol the international boundary line as is more "fully  .-ot out in the said map or plan.  Located the 24th day of July, 1900.  >       T. A. Ford, Locator  14 John Watt, Agent  Works, Victoria, B.C., by John Watt  and is bounded on the west by parts of  claims numbers four 4 and 5 and is located on Oil creek a small creek heading up in the main range of the Itoeky  Mountains, and which (lows into the  Flathead river about three miles south'  of the international boundary line und  which is more fully set Out in the said  map or,plan.  Located the 25th day of July, 1'JOO.  ' George Watt, Locator  14 " John Watt, Agent  Columbia and  more  scribed as follows:  Commencing at a post planted in tlie  northwest    corner    marked     'Mtobert  Watt, northwest, corner" iind   running  thence east eighty 80  chains, thence  south  eighty SO chains,   thence   west  eighty 80 chains, thence  north  eighty  80 chains  to place of beginning and  containing about six hundred and forty  040 acres more or less.  ' The  claim  is  marked as claim number eight 8 on the map or plan deposited  in   the olliee ol the Honorable   the  Chief    Commissioner    of   Lands   and  Works, Victoria. B.C.. by John   Watt,  and is bounded on the  north   by claim i  number  seven   7  and   on   the   west by  claim number nine !i und is  located  on  the  east side  of  Oil creek, in the Oil  creek valley, a small  stream   heading  up  in   the  main  range   ot the Kooky  Mountains and  (lowing into  the Flathead river about three miles south  of  the  international  boundary   line   and  which is more fully set out on the said  map or plan.'  Located the 24th day of July. 1000  Robert Watt, Locator  ��� 14 John Watt, Agent  NOTICE.  ,., | hiiV f<���'"������ ���* on the map or plan depo-it  Jake nonce that after the expiration   in the oih'cc ot the Honorable th<-( hie!  of ihirlv davs 1 "  NOTICE.  Take notice that alter the expiration  of thirty days L intend to apply to the  Honorable the Chief Commissioner ]of  Lands unci Works, Victoria, B.C., for a  special license to prospect for coal and  n      NOTICE.  Take notice that after tho expiration  of thirty' days I intend to apply to the  Honorable the Chief Commissioner of  Lands and Works, Victoria, B.C., for a  special license to prospect for coal and  petroleum over that piece or parcel of  land situated about live 5 miles north  of the international boundary line in  ,the south-eastern portion of East Kootenay, in the Province of British  Columbia', and more particularly described as follows:,  Commencing at a post on the north  west corner marked Thomas' B. Watt,  northwest corner, and running thence  east eighty 80 chains, thence south  eighty 80 chains,^thence west eighty 80  chains, thence north eighty 80 chains  to place of beginning, and containing  about six hundred and forty acres more  or le9s. ' , . i  The claim is marked "its claim number one 1 on the map or plan deposited  in the ofllco of the Honorable the Chief  Commissioner of Lands aud Works.  Victoria, B.C:, by John Watt, and is  bounded on the west by claim number  two 2. Tho Fort McLeod trail passes  through the claim and the Akamana  creek, a small stream heading up in  the main range of the Rocky Mountains  and emptying into the  Flathead river  NOTICE. '  Take'notice that after the expiration  of thirty days 1 intend to apply to the  Honorable the Chief Commissioner of  Lands and Work, Victoria, B.C.. lor a  special license to prospect for coal and  petroleum over that piece or parcel of  land situated about live 5 miles north  of the International boundary line, in  the southeastern portion of East Kootenay, in the Province of'British Columbia, and more particularly described as  follows:  Commencing at a post on the southwest corner marked "Sarah M. Watt,  southwest corner", and running thence  north'eighty 80'chains, thence east  eighty 80 chains, thence south eighty  80 chains, thence west eighty 80 chain's  to the place of beginning, and containing six hundred and forty 040 acres  more or 'less. "  The claim is marked as claim  number two 2 on the map or plan deposited  in the office of the Honorable the Chief  Commissioner of Lands    and   Works,  Victoria, B.C.,   by, John   Watt.'    The  claim is bounded'on the east  by  claim  number one   1   on  the ,south by claim  jiumlier three,3   and on  the   west by  claim number live 5 and  is crossed on  the southeast corner by the Akamana  creek  a small stream  which   empties  into the  Flathead  river about live 5  miles south of the international boundary,line as is more fully set out on  the  said map or plan.  Located .the 3lst day of July, H��00.  ��� ^^Jjjarah M. Watt, Locator '  14cj John Watt, Agenl  intend to apply   to   the  Honorable the Chief Commissioner  ol  Lands and Works. Victoria. B.C.. for a  special license to prospect for coal   and  petroleum over that piece or parcel   of  land   situate   on   Oil   creek,   a   .-mall  stream heading up in   the  main   range  of the  Rocky  Mountains, and (lowing  into the Flathead river, about three  3  miles south of the international bound-  ary'line in tho southeastern portion  of  Ka-t   Kootenay.   in   the, Province   of  British  Columbia,   and   more   partic-  I ularly described as follows:  I    Commencing at a stake on the southeast corner marked ''Alfred F. Marcus,  -outheusi     corner",     running    thence  north   eighty  80   chain,, rthence   west  eighty 80  chains, thence south eighty  SO chains, thence east eighty 80 chains  to  place  of  beginning  containing six  hundred   and   forty   040 acres more or  less.  The claim is marked as claim number  six (i on the map or plan deposited in  the olliee of the Honorable the Chief  Commissioner of Lands and , Works.  Victoria, B.C. by John Watt, und is  hounded on the east by parts, of claims  numbers four 4�� and li ve 5 and on the  south by claim number seven 7 and is  located on Oil creek aforesaid; as is  more   fully  set out on the said map or  ComniL-.-ioner ol Land- and Work-.  Victoria, B.C.. by .f/,hn Wan a,jd i-  bounded on the .south by claim niiml < r  Jive o and on the we,t by part of claim  number six (i and i, located on Oil  creek a small stream heading up in tlie  main range of the Rocky Mountain?  and flowing into 'the Flat head river  about three 3 miles south of the iiiur-  national boundary line and which i-  more fully set out on tho .-aid map or  plan.  Located the 19th day of July. i'WO.  Albert Wiegand. Locaim-  14 John Watt, Ai"'i:L  ���i.ni'  NOTICE.  Notice is hcieby given Unit :i�� day-, ���at'  I in lend lo apply lo Hie Clii,-f Commis-iuiifi  Lands and Worhi ami the .Wistuni I'ouiiin  -.lonci of Lands and Woili-for t!K- dunlin .  Uust Ivootenay for �� Uei-n-e io pri>< pci i i.  '.'oiil and Petroleum cm the followlilt. dc, u!���  hind situated just north of the Inti-i i,.uiou  Uoundury Hue. At the head or IsiniliiCi. i k ���  llloeh IVi.'l .Soiulieaiiein portion ol Hilt1-  Columbia.  plan.  Lot.  14  ated the 23rd day ot July, 1!I00.  Alfred F. .Marcus, Local r-  Johii Watt," Agent  petroleum over that piece or parcel 'Of about flve 5 miles south of' the intel,  Local j��l March Kith, ism I  'Albert T. Hroolt, Locator  10 Wllll'im.I. lllull. AKClit  WANTI'U).  yPKCIAL KRlMiKSUNTATJVH ill this  and adjoining territories, lo ,represent  and advertise an old established business house of solid liniiiicial standing.  Salary $21 weekly, with Kxponscs ad-  -vanoe'd each .Monday l>y check direct  from headquarters. Kxpeiise.s advanced; position permanent. ' Wo luruish  everything.;  - ���' Address The Columbia. (i.'IO Motion  Bldg., Chicago, 111.  NOTICE.  -;-:Tlilrty davs niter .line  I intend to make application to the L'hicr Commissioner of   La mis  and Worlc-, foi n Lease lo cut  and  curry away  tiinbei   li him the  lollouine, described  land in  ���' iSouth lCust Kootenay District.    Comineiielnfr  at'-u post plumed at a.pbint 10 chains  north of.  tho southwest corner of D. Ilrcckeiiridge's titn-  ber lease, thence west 200 elialns, thence  north  1-20chains, tlienee west-10 chains, llience uoith  80 oh'iiiii6,{theiice'\i'e.st lOeliiiins, thence north SO  ehains, theuee west.-10 chains, thence north 200  ehi'iins,' thence'eiist'^OO ehiilus more or less to  (J.   Goulds'  license,   tlienee south   -JiiO  chains'  more  or   less .'to=soulhivo8t corner of Silvers  license, thence east I in chains more or less to  northwest corner of  D.   Ureckenridfjes .timber  lease,-thence south 2KI) chains more  or  less  to  point of commencement:  ,   Dated April ��ilh. li'OI.  17 DAVID Iv. NK\V 10LL, Locator  land situated about four 4 miles north  of 1 he international boundary line, in  tho southeastern portion of East Kootenay, in the Province of British Columbia, and more particularly described as  follows:  Commencing at a post'on the northwest corner, marked .1. E. Smart, north  wesl corner, and running thence south  eighty 80 chains, thence cast eighty 80  chains, thence north eighty 80 'chains,  thence west, eighty 80 ehains to place  of beginning and containing about six  hundred and forty acres of land more  or less.  The  claim  is  marked as claim number three .'i'oti the map or plan deposited   in   the olliee of tho Honorable the  Chiel    Commissioner    of    Lands   and  Works, Victoria. B. C. by John Watt,  and is bounded on the  north  by  claim  number two 2 and on the west by parts  claims numbers four 4 and live 5 and is  crossed  on   the   northwest   corner by  Akamiiiia   creek,   a   tributary  of the  Flat head river and which is more fully  sel mil on the said map or plan.  Located the Hist day of July, 1000.  .1. K. Smart, Locator  11 John Walt, Agent  tional boundary lino and which is more  fully det out on the said map or plan.  Located the 30th day of July", 1900.  Thomas B. Watt, Locator  14 John Watt, Agent  NOTICE.  Take notice that after the expiration  of thirty days I intend to apply to the  Honorable the Chief Commissioner of  Lands and Works, Victoria, B.C., for a  special license to prospect for coal and  petroleum over that piece or parcel of  land situated about four 4 miles north  of the international boundary line in  the south-eastern portion of East Kootenay, in the Province of British Columbia and more particularly described as  follows':  Commencing at a post on the northeast corner marked "William Watt,  northeast corner", and running thence  west eighty 80 chains, thence south  eighty 80 chains, thence east eighty 80  chains, thence north eighty 80 chains  to place of beginning and containing  about six hundred and forty 040 acres  more or less.  The claim is marked as claim number nine 9 on the map or plan deposited in the olliee of the Honorable the  Chief     Commissioner   of   Lands   and  NOTICE.  Take notice that after'the expiration  of thirty days I intend to apply to the  Honorable the Chief ��� Commissioner of  Lands and Works, Victoria, B.C., for a  speciul license, to prospect' for coal and  petroleum over that piece or parcel of  land situa'ted about nine 9 miles north  of the international boundary line in  the south-eastern portion of East Kootenay in the Province of British Colum-  NOT1CE.  Take notice that after llie'expiration  of thirty days I intend lo apply to the  Honorable, the Chief Commissioner of  Lands and Works, Victoria, B. C. for a  special 'licen.se to prospect for coal and  petroleum over that piece or parcel of  land .situated about eight 8 miles north  of the international boundary line in  the southeastern portion of Hast Kootenay, in the Province of British Columbia, and more particularly described as  follows: '��� ��� j  Commencing at. a post on the southwest corner marked ''John Watt,'south  west corner", and running tlienee north  eighty SO chains, thence east eighty SO  chains, thence south eighty 80 chains,  thence west eighty 80 chains to' the  place of beginning and containing six  hundred aud   forty  040 acres more or  The claim'is marked as claim number two'2 on the map or plan deposited  by ir?c in the oflice of the" Honorable  the Chief Commissioner of Lands and  Works, Vicloria, B.C., and is bounded  on theeast by oluim number one 1 and  claim number three :t on the south und,  is located on Oil creek, a small creek  which Hows, into "the' Flathead Kiver  about three 3 miles south of the international boundary line and which is  more particularly set out on' the said  map or plan.   ,  Located the 25th day ol July, 1900.  14 John Watt, Locator  1. CoinincncliiK ut a post planted one uiile  north of Ihe Intel national Uoundury line hi in,-  the initial post of John r. Illufl'-* chum nml  marked John T. mutf's southwest conn i ]��. t  thence east 80 chains, tlienee noi th m clbiin.  theuee nest SO chains-, thence south ��u eliiiin-  to the place of beginning coriuining i.K) am-i  more or less.  Located Mmeli 'Ith. !!>0l.  John '|\ Uluif. Loci I i^i  William .1 llliin", Agein  ���J. Commencing ,it �� post-plniiii-d south oi  'iiidadjuoeiilitoiJolin T. Uluff- claim, .'-clii!.-  the Iniilnj post or Rtfwln K. ntiiib-r - elaini ami  marked Kiltvin K. Humci'spini-tlmc-st roi in .  post, thence east so chains,' th.-m-i- south so  chains, ilu-nce ivc-i sOcloiuis, tbenec noith so  chains to the place ot beginning, roniamhu' i.i"  acres more or less.      ��� ���  Located Mm ell ,.nli..|(iii|  Rflwln E. Ilunlei, Lociioi  Williain.l, lllull. Agent  :i   Commencing at n pnst*.|>lanli-d..ucM oi nml  ���idjaeent lo Kiln In H. Hunter's claim being lln  initial post of Albert i:. ICeiits uoiilica-t conn i  nest,   thence uesi H(l chains, thence south mi  'chains, tlienee east So chains,  llience  north So  chains lo tho place o.l beginning ronialiiiiig r.lu  acres more or less.  Lociue-l Maieh dih I'.w-i.  Albeu'K.'Ki'.Us.-LociilMi-     "  IVlJliitin .J. lilutf, Agent  I.   Commencing  at n  post planted  noithol  and adjacent to Albert  13.  Keats' claim   being ���  the  initial  post of Mob 1��. Tower's claim aim:  marked Meb II. Tower'.-, southeast comer post,  tlienee west PI) chains, thence- north SO chains,  theuee east SO chains, thence south SO chain-, to  the place of beginning,  containing lilo aeies  more or less.  Located Mnicli 'lib, iooi,  Meb I). Tower, Locator  _W William .). Uluif; Agenl  NOTICt!  Xoliee is hereby given thai thirty days alter-  date I intend to apply to the Chiel Commissioner of Lands and Works and the Assistant  Commissioner    of    Lands'" and   U'oiks  the   ^District    of    Kast    Ivooienny  '' foi  loi  NOTICE.  Take notice that after the expiration  of thirty days I intend to apply  to  the  Honorable the Chief Commissioner of  bia and more particularly described as j Lands and   Works, Victoria, B.C., for  a special  license" to  prospect for coft!  follows:  Commencing at a post on the southwest corner marked "D. W. Rhodes,  southwest- corner", running thence  north eighty 80 chains, thence east  eighty 80 chains, thence south eighty  80 chains, thence west eighty 80 chains  to place of beginning, containing about  six hundred and forty 040 acres more  or less.  The claim is marked number one 1  on the map or plan deposited in the  office of the Honorable the Chief Commissioner of Lands and Works, Victoria.  B.C., by Jolin Watt. It is bounded on  the west by claim number two 2 and is  crossed about the centre by Oil creek, a  tributary of the Flathead river, and  which is more fully set out on the said  map or plan.}  Located the 25th day of July. 1000.  D. W. Rhodes, Locator  14 John Watt, Agent-  NOTICE.  Take notice that after the expiration I Works, Victoria,. B.C., by John Waft,  NOTICE.  Notice is hereby given thai, thirty days after  ���date I intend to apply to the Chief Commissioner of Lands and Works for a Special License to  cut and carry a way,timber from the following  . dOHcril.ed binds in South Knsf Ivootenay District, Hritlsh L'olumbin:--.     '  Commencing al a post plumed on Sullivan  ���Crook'��f'mili!-N.H. ��r Ivlmbciley theuee wesl In  chains, llience. north Kb chains, thence east-��0  .chains, thence south HO chains, thence, west 10  ehains to the plnco of beginning.  '    Datedtbis lith day of April, 1MJI.  T.-ll. L.'1'V-nwlek, Locator  !G Arthur U- Keuwiek. Agent  of thirty days f intend to apply to the  Honorable the' Chief Commissioner', of  Lands and Works, Vicloria, B. C, for  a special license to prospect for coal  and petroleum' in, tile south-eastern  portion of East Kootenay, in the Province of British' Columbia, and more  particularly described as follows:  Commencing at it post planted on the  northeast corner marked Alexander  Watt, northeast corner, and running  thence south eighty -SO chains, theuee  west; eighty -SO chains, tlienee north  eighty.80 chains', thence east eighty 80  chains to.'place of beginning and containing about six hundred and forty 040  acres more or less. .  ���The claim is marked as claim number lour 4 on the map or plan deposited  in the .olliee of the Honorable the Chief  Commissioner of' Lands and Works,  Victoria, ii'.V.,- by John Watt and is  bounded on ihe. east by claim number  three :-( anil on the north by claim number live 5 and is crossed on   the  south-  ami" is bounded on the east by claim  number eight 8 and on the north by  claim number ten 10 and is crossed  through' the northwest corner by Oil  creek, a small stream heading uj) in  the main range of the Rocky Mountains  and flowing into the Flathead river  about three miles south of the international boundary line and which is more  fully set out in the said map or plan.  Located the 24th day of July,  1900.  William Watt, Locator  14-: John Watt, Agent'  NOTICE.  Take notice that after the expiration  of thirty days I intend to apply to the  Honorable the Chief Commissioner of  Lands'iind Works, Victoria. B.C., for a  special license to prospect for coal.and  petroleum over that piece or parcel of  land situated about five 5 miles north  of; the international boundary line in  the south-eastern ! portion of East  Kootenay, in the  Province of  British  NOTICE.  Take notice that after the expiration  of thirty days I intend to apply to the  Honorable the Chief Chief Commissioner of Lands'and Works, Victoria,  B.C., for a special license to prospect  for coal and petroleum over that piece  or parcel of land situated in the southeast portion of East Kootenay, in the  'Province of British Columbia, more'  particularly described as follows:    -  Commencing at a post in the southeast corner, marked "Maggie Watt,  southeast corner", and'running tlienee  north eighty 80 chains, thence west  eighty 80 chains, thence south eighty  80 chains, thence east eighty 80 chains  to place of beginning .containing six  hundred and forty acres 040 acres more  or less. "���'������.'//  The claim is.markdil';number ten 10  on the 'map or plan deposited in the  oflice of the Honorable the 'Chief 'Commissioner of Lands and Works, Victoria, B. C, by John Watt. It is bounded on the east by claim number seven 7  and on the south by claim number nine  9 is crossed on the southeast corner by  Oil creek a tributary of the Flathead  river and which is more fully set, onion the said .map or plan.    \.  Located the 24th day of July, liJOOJ,  Maggie Watt, Locator  14 John "Watt, Agent  and petroleum over that piece or parcel  of land situated aboutsix 6 miles'north  of the international boundary line in  the southeastern portion of East Kootenay and more particulorly described as  follows:  , Commencing- at a post planted on the  northwest   corner    marked    -'Manley  Harshman,    northwest    corner'1    and  running thence south eighty 80 chains,  thence east eighty  SO chains,  thence  north   eighty  SO chains,   tlienee  west  eighty 80 chains to place of beginning  and containing six  hundred' and   forty  040 acres more or less.  i Tho claim is marked  as  claim  number live -5 on the map or plan deposited  in the oflice of the Honorable the Chief  Commissioner  ot   Lands and Works at  Victoria.   11. C. by John Watt, and  is  bounded  on  the   west by  portion*   of  claims nmnber.s six (i and seven  7  and  on the north by   claim   number   lour 4  and is crossed in a southerly direction  by Oil creek a small  .stream  emptying  into  the   Flathead   river about three 3  miles south or the international boundary line and which is more particularly  set out on the said map or plan.  Located the 19th day of July, 1900.  Manley Harshman, Locator  -...'"' .-.���       ,        :   John Watt. Agent.  License to prospect for coal and petroleum on  the   following   described   hind, situated tlir^u  miles north ol" ihe International Hoiindarv Line  at the head of Klntla Creek Ulock   l.v.m" .South  eastern portion of Uritisli Columbia.-  1. Commencing at u post plumed noith oi  and adjacent to John T. muff's cl-inu being the  Initial post of Elsie L. Thomas' claim and  marked JOlsio L. Thomas northwest coiner jk^i  tlienee east HO chains, thence south SO chains  thence wesl 80 chains, thence iionii Su chains,  to the place or beginning conininlng llioai-ies  more or less.'  Located March Dili, ifltll.  Klsle L Thomas, Loeatoi  William J. Uluff, Agent  '.I   Commencing at a post planted  i.oithof  and adjacent to ICIaie L. Thomas' claim  b-ing  the  initial  post of Zenas A. PiiJe's claim .-nnl  marked Zenas A. Pllle's south wesl comh-i post  thence oast 80 chains, thence north Ml chains,  thence west SO ehains, thence south  SO chains'  to the place of bcKiniiine; containine fiiu aii-s  more or losi.  Located March 9th. 190-1.  Zenas A. l>Hlc, Locaioi  William .1. Uluff. Ayeut  X   Commencing :u n post plained �� est of ,-n-i  adjacent to Zenas A. fllie's elaini beinjr the u,  itial post of O. A. Iveatiug's claim and   m:u ked  (J. A. Ivealmg',, southeast corner post,   th-mc  west 80 chains, thence north SO chums,  iln-m ������  east 80 chains, thence south  so chni  ���*  to th.'-  place ol beginning containing r.ioacres m.jn- oi  less, v  Located March lull, 1901.  . G. A. Keating, Locaioi  William J Uluff, .\ee-i,  I. Commencing in a posi planted south of  and adjacent to G. A... Keating'* claim beui.r  the initial post of Maiy Shea's claim and mai k-  e.l Mary Shea's northeast coiner post Uieme  west 80 chains, tlunee south ��0 chains, thcin e  east bOclialtis, thence noith SO chains to tin  place ot beu'inning'conniiniii!; r,io aeies mou- oi  less.  Located Mulch lull, 1'AH.  Maiy Shea. Loeatoi  m ' William j   muff, AK..���,  iici  ion  en-,   lo  NOTICE.  Ttilce notice that alter, the expiration  of thirty days I intend to apply,.to the  Honorable the Chief Commissioner of  Lands and Works. Victoria, H.G., for a  'special license to prospect for coal imd  petroleum over that piece or parcel of  land situated about seven 7 miles north  of the. international boundary line in  the southeastern portion of Kasl.lv'oolo-  uay, in the Province of Uritisli (..'olumbia, and more particularly described as  follows:   , '>'���-.' '  Commencing id, a post planted on the  southwest, corner marked "Albert  Wiegand, southwest corner", and running thence east eighty 80 chains,  thence north eighty SO chains, tlienee  west eighty 80 chains, thence south  eighty 80 chains to place of beginning  and containing about six hundred and  forty 040 acres more or less.  ���  The claim is marked   as  claim   nuin-  NOTICE.  Notice is heieb.\ given that thirty dn\-  .Ian-1 Intend to apply to the ( liiciCoinini  ur of LamK and  Work- i..r .1 Special Lie  cut und cm-, inay limber fiom   the io!Jo*miiij  de-eribed binds in south   Casi   Kootenai   Ui--  iricl, llriti-li Columbia  C'omiiieiieiiitr.u .1 post planted ul L|,,. .oulll  mst corner of Lot i-r-i being th- north. ,ist .oi  net of |;.Ih.ii.I Londui s pii-eiiipuoii  thence soiilli SOelnilns ihuiiff.it e*i so chains,  thence northKU chains, ib-.-n.-e ca.si SO 'chains'to'  place of beginning. ���- ���  Dated this 1-Jih"<"l:iy.uf April.-I'JOi. .    "-  . ���    I-!. Al.' I'Ynwick, Locator  ."'       -���... Arlbiir li. I-'emviek, Ajfeiii  ���MINKHAL ACT.  (KOK.M  >'.)    .  oKitTine.vri: or i.vii'|iovkm'>:.n'-i  NOTICE.  .''������ ';.Calorc ..Mineral Ohiitii.  Situate: In the Fort Su-ele Mining liivKioi, ,,(  Kusi.Ivootenay District.  Where located: -On Sullivan Hill.  ' Til lie notice thai I. .lames A. Harvey. I-'.M.C  N'o. "i',(K)-ja" iijicnt for Charles (.'. l-"iirr'ell. l-'.M  C. No. "UC-OfsW", Walter C. Iliircbelt. I-'.M.C.  No. "llijOO.YJ". Uoberl L. T. tJalbraltli. r'st'.v.  Sn. "IJIKW.W", JudNOn II. Laiiglcv.. l-'.M.r y���  "lli'.(V.S:i". William .1. Lnnglev'. K.M.CV X,,  "IIC.(nS0". Kdtvln C. Smltli.'K.M.C.'No. ������l.iTi.'iV.:''  and Andrew.I. Devlin. rroo,.MIinM-sCerliflf(itf  N'o. "l!i'.(H'i7V." Intend, sixty days from the dai-  hereof, to apply to the -Mining liceonh-r for '���  Certlllcate of Improvements, for Ihe 'purpose of  obtaining nC'iotvii Uioun of the above claim.  And further take notice that action, under  section .'17. must bo commenced before ti,c iSKn.  nine of such Certificate of Improvements.- '  Dated.this 28th day or December. A.D.. iron.  15 J- A. HARVEY. THE PROSPECTOR, KOKT STKRLK, li. C, APKlL-'H M��M  ��h�� 3?rjcr0^ej;toxr+  SATURDAY.  AIMMLrid,  1001  I  LOCAL NEWS.  1  -������uuauuiiauuuiiuiiiiiiuuiiiiiiiiiiaiiv  .).   T.    Luidlsiw    was  Monday* on business.  in   town  Win.   Car!in   wns  at  Wardner  mi hiisini'Sft Moik1;i v.  Dave (".'l'iliitli eaine down from  Wild Llors" crook Tuesday.  I j   W.  'Pat more was at   Steele  on business  Monday.  " The K'od and (iun Club 'ought  lo bi' reformed. "    -    <  North Star Lodge  .John   C    Heciian   came   down  from Mai-ysville Thursday.  Sullivan stock is ���join--; up and  the demand is good,  NO. 30.  A.   F. AND A.  M.        C.  R.  B.  C.  KOKT STKKLK.  II. C.  I Imperial Bank of Canada I  \ CAPITAL AUTHORIZED   $4,000,000                       |  5 CAPITAL (JKiid up) ���   ���   $2,983,890' ���                      >?  | '                     REST ACCOUNT      -   ,-   $2,636,312              ""     |  5I Head    Office���Toronto.  C, T. It. .MKPtKITT. i're.sidci.1    D. It. U'lLK'fK. Vice-Pre-. and (,'eii. Man.  S AC1HNTS    IX    ("IIIKAT    ISItlTAlX    Lloyds    liiuik    .:!   Lombard   St..  2' London.  ��,  A Ocnernl'Paiikiii",  Hiisiness Transacted.  21 c     ���                                                                  '!  ��' Savings lianlc Department.--Interest allowed on deposits. ���   |c  I Granbrook  Branch.          j. F. M. PlNKHAM. Manager., .'j  rf"LriInInjiXLrtn]ishIn^Lr^^  The  Canadian Bank of commerce  HEAD OFFICE ��� TORONTO.  I'aid up Capital tK.700,000; l.cservu Fund *:i.(KK),000:  A��<rre��iit(; Jvosourcos Over -1,83,000,000 Nov. 30th, 1903. "  London Office; 00 Lombard Street, K. C.  New  York Office:  10 KxcIuiiirc Plucc. ,  Anil 110 brandies in Canada and the United States.  $   Cranbrook Branch.  ii'  F. C. MALPAS. Miriager.  *  * .���  *  *  *  *  *  ('  ^         ij-u---L--'/:'.''���  PORT    STEELE.    B.C.  The   warm    rain    Wednesday  night gave grass a quirk start.  X.     Hanson,     Wasa,     passed]  throuerh Steele Thursdav   on hisj  Ki-Kuliir   inoellnKs���1st,  Tuesday 'in   curb j                                   ._  inr.nlb at oit-ht o'clock.     VNitiu-,' llrcthrrn lire ! Way  tO  AlOlTl.sSey   AlllieS.  i-ordiully Invited. ���'���  '  Klk River,Loilae.   i-Vrni.-.  i-eifuliir  m.-.-t|ii(.'s;       ^r-      ^ aU     was      ltt       ln,l>   ���'^l'  hew iirst Friday of uacii liniiith. Eugene   Mission    Thursday   on  Cranbrook I.odjfe. C'runbrook, -regular  meet- j professional   htlsiUCSS.  Uiks held on tln> third Thursday of ��.i��li monili ! ' ,        j     ii.   L. 'T.   Galbraith.   returned  'Monday   from   tho   Windermere  district.  MOCHA  COFFEE  :^r 0  J  JI isi.-n;. Secretary-  Rocky Mountain   Chapter  XO. 1-2-5.  It. A. M.  FOltT  -STI-IKM-:.  I!. C. .  1 tegular ineetin<r.s���2nd Tuesday in i  eadi month at eisrht o'clock.  uive!  The    'April     showers     I  brought    forth    the'   -mountain  flowers.-   .  i  , John    Hawkins.    Fort    Steele)  .Sojourning < 'ompanion.s arc cordially ; Junction, was at Steele oil   busi- J  invited.' '   ' ,-       ; ness "Monday.  THAT WE RETAIL AT 50c. PER POUND  t i <- ^        ^ ��� .,01  r        ' , f >>    0      T ' ,  ' . s. ' '* 1 f I [ '  If  you   give   it a trial you will always use this  ���ness "Monday.     , ''fill 3 1 itV '  J.vmks nrsrro....Sorib,,.':.       Two \,oad,   of    luuiber   and  a ' 4. ^^J '  Professional.  HARVEY- McCARTER & DUNBAR  o ��� ���  BARRISTERS AND SOLICITORS      .  ! 11  '"CPAXIiPOOK.     -     u.c.  load   of'supplies   were  sent  tip  Wild Horse creek Tuesday.  G. W. F. GARTER, B.G.L.  tS'ulnrij  I'uhlir of Jirilix/i   (,'ohtmbiti  Collection of accounts attended 'to.  Auditiii" and keeping of books done  ivit.li dispatch. ('orn-s|ioii(lenc>- solicited.       ' ���    '    "  '(.', \\'\ l'\ CAKTI'Jl;, Peri Slcele.  ll.C  T HOMAS    MeVIT T I E  Wort, Steele B.C.  Koii-r Stiikm: I>i:vi:i,hi>��ii:nt Svniucatk Ltd  ,    i:is l.uiidciilinll Stri-ut   l.nndini, I-'-iicland.  N. A. WALLINGER, FORT STEELE.  I'OST OFI-'ICK HOX a.  The weather is, fine in this locality and the fanners are busy  putting in.crops.  < The'Kootonay river is rising.1  At, the present time it is five?  feet above low water mark. >���  H,  Ciovernineiu Agent Armstrong  was at Cranbrook Thursday  attending a sitting of the County  Court.     '       - ,  - \i. S. McLelhin.-rW. A. Gordon  and P. P. Bingman, Cranbrook,  were registered at. the 'Imperial  Monday.  J. (i. CUMMINGS  CIVIL'   ENGINEER  Provincial    Land   Surveyor  '   VORT   STEELE.   B.  C.  GEARY  &.  DOYLE.  Livery, Feed & Sale Stable.  Fort Steele 1J.C  ltejfular   Daily   Staye   meet*   all  trains at Kort Steele- .Jnnciton.  SADDLK .t PACK HORSl-^  1KAMING Ol-  AI.I. KI>'lisASI'KCI.ll.T>  Fort Steele  Diamond Jubilee  Hospital  Thi.s Institution ha- been recently  enlarged by a m-iv ivni�� which is now  open for reception of patients. For  terms apply to  J. F. SMITH, Sec. Fort Steele. B.C.  J.   HIGHWARDEN.  PIONEER" BARBER-SHOP  Everything Strictly' First Class.  Next door to the Prospector.  WANTED  ,-A '.iiniii t(i ri.-pre.scnt' ' "I.'an'.Uia'S  (llll-'.A'I'l-'.ST XlTRlsl-'.RIKS" in the town of  Fori, Steele, and hui-i-i>un<linir country,  and take orders for  OUR   HARDY   SPECIALTIES  In   Fruit Trees,  Small   Fruits,  Ornamental Shrubs,  Roses,  Vines  Socd Potatoos, &���<:.  Stock true to name and free from San  J one. Scale. A'permanent position for  the. I.'in'hl mini on cither sal ary or com-'  mission.    , ,  Stone & Wellington  l-'OX'I'IUI.I,  XfKSKItlKS  .  Over H(��i Acres  TORONTO,        - -        ONTARIO  A number of local fishermen  will spend Sunday at Wild Horse  creek. Bull aiid ".Little Bull  rivers.  Tlie rumor is revived that the  early future may sec construction work" on '���he Koolonay Cen-  iral.  Tlie Crow's Nest Pass Lumber  Co.. have about ten men at work  clearing tlie St. Mary's river and  picking up logs.-  LICKXCi: AUTHORISING .\.V KXTHA-I'liO-  VI NX'I AT. COMl'AN'V TO CAltltY  OX UUSIXKSS.       <  I ,   ��� C'omI'vmi'.s Act. l.s'.ii.' ,  Ur. Walt has been engaged  this week in building a fence  around his lots on Riverside  Avenue.  Members of the Fort Steele  (lolf Club -were out in force almost every day during the pash  week.  Charles Armstrong and J. A.  Arnold, came in Monday from  Sinclair hot springs. They returned on Tuesday to Cranbrook  The regular monthly meeting  of North Star Lodge. A.F. and  A.M . will be held at Masonic  llali Tuesday evening May -'!rd.  The weather throughout the  Kootenay valley is delighlful.  We are enjoying splendid warm  dav.s and cool niirhts.  Fort Steele is the center of  the mining industry of Southeast,  Kootenay and must profit by the  revival in mining in every camp  in the district." '..  For a days outing, take a rig  at'Fort Steele and drive to either  the falls at Bull river, or' ��� up  ���Wild Horse creek. Good .fishing.  :ind beautiful scenery, ;'  .lack Glenn. .,'Win.' K'idd and  Win. Myers, r.e. turned .on Sunday  last, from Weaver creek, where  I hey have been engaged in placer inining during tlie past winter.  MANACKl:    W.y'NTIvl)'.  Trust worthy lady or' yciit.lem.-m ��� ,lo  iii;111:tti'<; luisines's in this country and  ii.lljoilii.liL' Icrritoi-yloi- well and favor-'  ,-ihly known' house.'of r.olid linanciiil  standi!)";: .r_'<i.nii su-;ii-_'hl cas/i salary  and expenses pui'l e.'ieh Monday hy  check direct fi'oiii lieiuli|ii;irters. K.x-  pc.nsc money advanced. I'osition permanent., Aildi-e.-s Manajrer. SHI t'omo  IJlock. Cliieajjo, lllinuU.   -.  CUnvIia. ,'  ruovi.svi: <>r llinrisii Coi.iimuia.    i  X". -ill.  rplIIS IS TO CIOR'I'I l-'V Hint ' The linpvi-inl  ���: I Co:il iiiulj Colcu Ooiiipiiny, Ijiinilcd." is  aiithorisi'il nml lii'i'iisi'il lo curry on liiisiiu-ss  M-illiin'llic Province of Uritisli Columbia, nml  to cany out or olfeel all or imy of tho objects ol  ihe Coinpnny lonliu-li the lwi.slnlhriiiulioiily  or the I^:t5i.sliiuu-uof Ilritish Columbia cMenrN  Tin; bend olliee ot the C'onipiiiiy is sininle in  the City of Moulrciil. 1'iovince or (Jnebec.  The iiiiioiiiii or the capitiil of the Coinpnny is  Mm million live hiiiidicd thousand dollars,  divided into forty-live thousand .shares ol one  hundred dollars each.  The bend olliee of llie Company in ibis l'ro-  wneo is siliiaic nt Crnnbiook. ami .lames A.  Ilaivey. ISnrristcr. wliosu address is Cr.mbiooU  Ii.C. is the attorney lor the Coinpnny.  (liven under in> litina and seal of olliee at, Vicloria. 1'iovince of Uritisli Coliiinbin. ibis 5th  day of April, one thousand  nine  hiinilied and  tour.  11, s | S. V. WOOTTO.V.  lti'i/istror of .Joint St tick C'tmijitriiics.  The objects foi which Ihe Combniiy has been  established are-���  (a.) To carry on in all its branches tlio business of n Coal Minim: Company, and lor said  pin poses.  (b.) To a<;<!iiiie coal lands: mines, claims,  mining rights, rights of way and other rights  and property, and to pay for the same either in  money oi in fully paid-up shares or partly m  money or paitly in such scares ol the Company  and to sell or lease or otherwise dispose of the  s one. or aii.v ol them:  (e.) To work, e.vploio. develop or niiiintaiii  the mines oi oilier niineials ol ibe Company  and the timbei on tin' Company's-lands, and to  prepare lor market, sell, dispose or and deal in  i oke. coal, petroleum, timber and mineral -ill,-  -lances, cilbcr in a niauulai-inrcd sum- 01  oiliorw ise.  (d.) To cousiKiel, improve and maintain on  ihe propeiiv of the Company roads, budges,  lCservoIrs water winks, i walci courses,  ttlmrws, warehouses., turiiiiecs. sawmills, ami  - Uier works ami conveniences cleciiical or  niliei wise.  (c ) To Use slcaiil. wnlcl. elecll icily, air ('I-  nlhcr powei or subsiuiiCL-s ms a inoine potter  I,ii the purposes of can > in;.' on the worlts and  undcrtnltinns ot I lie Company, and losell. lease  or otherwise dispose of any surplus there"!:  o.) To supply ^oods. wines or iiM-rebandisi.-  lo the employees ol Mm Company or lo llie occupiers of any ol' the lands ol' Ihe'Company:,'  (j.;.) To ai'Miiii'c or carry on nil or nny part "I'  I lil; business or properly and to undertake tlie"  the liabilities of any   person,   linn,  association  FOR   SALE  4��  llaviti" sold my-raneli, I, would like  to dispose ol't lie lollowill" till-Ill illi|)h.'-  nienis.   L .    .  One  Plow ' t   One (ju If i vat or  Set of Work Harness  \  Logging chains, e(c, and a lot,  of  .small   farm   articles.  CARLIN   & DURICK  GENERAL   MERCHANTS  Fort  Write or apply to  Steele,  Via Kurt Steele.  A. 1JAXTKK.  I jit lie IJnll It i veil.  The Fair Route.  Via <;hican'o or Ne,w Orleans to St.  Louis, is the one thai, ",'ives you the  most lor your money.���and "the. Tact  that the ILLINOIS (MONTItAL oilers  ���itnsnriiusxul srrrice via these points to  1 ho WOllLOS PAIK. and in this connection to all points beyond, makes it  lo your advantage, in ease you eontein-  pluti? a trip to any point east, lo write  us helore niakin", linal arraiinctncut.s.  i We can oiler llie choice of ,;il least a  dozen dillorent routes.  15. If. TiiUMHULL, Coinmereial Ayont  142 Third St.. Portland, Oregon.  .1. C. LlN'USHY. '1M'\ A: I'.A.  1-12 Third St.. Portland. Ore"on.  1'. 11. TllO.M P.SOX,    P. A: P. A..   I loom  I.-Polman Hid"-.. Seatt le. Wash.  East  Kootenay.  Sole Agents for the  Canton Steel company  Tins Stkel is guaranteed to be equal to Jessop's or  Firths in all  Hard Rock Work.  'VIS-  SOLIO AflUNTS  SOhK    AC! K NTS  Grows Nest Goal ���nm  Giant Powder Gompanu.  Mining Supplies a Specialty.  Agents for the   MASSEY    HARRIS    CO., Limited.  Farming   Implements.  SHORT LINE  BETWEEN  STPAUL"CHICAGO  OMAHA-CHICAGO  IKafeasCity-CHICAGO  . ���'���'   Vbttr' attention .'i$   i;itlled,'t,o���   the  '���PioiK'Or' LiiniteiT','trains of tlio . "'^fil-  wankeo ^.St I ,a'nritiiil\vay."The only  eoiiipiiny possc-sscd (ii''|.nipci-i..v si.iiiai.le idi' Ljserfeet trains in the world."   '.���,'���...,     ���'  lh(; |��n'i'|ioscs <t! t.lic Coinj-iiny. ,uul :is Ihe .con  siilonitliui for .ill ���- siniH! I" piiy ousli or I" issue  sliiircs. stuck. iii'oliliKailiins "f this Oiini'piiiiy:  (h.) 'I'n"iniikii :iny nri-iiiiueiiiunt I'.v way of  iiiiiiilKiiiinitliiii wllli'.iin.v person.' lii'in,.- oi' coi'-  poi-iitUiii ciin-yliii;on or eiik'iiKC'l in nny -liiisl-  ii'i-.ss or ti-'iitis-.uiiloii wlilc.h i-ln! ('onipaiiy liereliy  ilicorpoifllnl   in  anl.'liorisril   lnesiiT}'. r i-n-  i.-ai;c in..        . ' ���''''',  ���, ' '      ��� ./:-.'  NOTICE. '  Notice    is    hen-hy    ^iveii      that    the  jiiii-tnersliip i-xistiiiy hctwecii   l!ii;li.ard  A.   I''ra.ser.   and   llu^li   II.   Praser. has  1,1-cn dissolved this dav l��v innliial   eon-  Yon'will Iind it ilesiriihle, to ride on  I those trains when yoiiv"' to ;iny point in-  the Ka.stern States 'or Canada. 'I.'hey  ijonn'ect, with all 'Transcontinental  Trains and all Ticket A ���rents' sell  tiekel.s.      ' .   :  l'Vir furtlier iiifornintioii. painplili^ts,  ��-tc, ask any Tic.liet A^'cnl, or  ,i.{. i-. PoitD.   '!   '.ii.,.'s.'i':c>\VK,  Pass.  Ao;e.iil.,  ' (���'ene.ra! Aironl,,  SI'UKANK. - :       POIlTlVA Nl.).'  | N.HANSON,|  ^ General iVlercHotit AND 3  ^ Liquor Dealer. 3  E5     Miinnfacturor of all Kinds of Lumber,       A large assort-    ^3  �����~''"':      iuent, of seasoned Luinber and bhingles always -   ~g  tzz    " on hand   .'    ���.''  '   ..'.���';'.-' -"''^S  S D1.MWNSION      LUMBER      A      SPECIALTY. ^  mm  &������"<*���  I   ciin   i|iiie.k'ly  -cut.     All Kccoiinls :u->' In he paid to K. j      '  A.   I''i"iscr.   mid   .-ill   (Ichtsajruinst   I he [ |,,l':l1   piihlieity.   ���your    l.nsm  ell I'm' '(.���ii.sh. withoiil  Pen I I  id partners-hip are lo he. paid hy him. t Kslateni- Partiii/rsliip. no matter'where  hated nt   Port Steele tliis'-Tl h   (lay   ol" f Jl%i-ale(l.  \pril. I!i(|l.       ���'',-' ���.     i;     Send iiK-'full' particulars, prices   ���*(���.,  !.Sl"Ileil|   ItlCIIAK'li   A.   I' ICASKK. t ' ' '  (Sijrncd) lltioii II. I''kasi-:i;  .Vddr.  chas. K.'pmyKu.. m \v.>i  Witness (Signed) .I; < >. Tainihaiiser. 'lo��> Mxjliawk. St..  Uullalo.  N.Y.  Port  Steele  ��� .    ...     :.      ���   ���,       ,���/;.. , ^ . ���  Meat Market  T. ROBERTS. Proprietor.  Fresh and Salt Meats Always On Hand.