r\ fl > ) ! tr-- ,f the three of them started down the track. The btorm seemed to have increased and the bky was overshadowed wilh heavy clouds. Sudden* ly there wus a crash and a mass of brilliant fire iscmeil to dart from the heavens, centering upon the chain carried by the railroad boys. All three were prostrated and it was some time before they lully recovered. Their bodies were burned in places and their system was filled with electricity. Each ou ecui'i'ied a watchaiid on examination later that day Mr. T.ite found that all of them had been highly magnetized liy the shock. Fred Dumont, who was down the track about half a mile, saw the flash and he said it presented a brilliant spectacle, but that he' was filled with fear as he saw the sti tarn of flre reach down to where the men were carrying the chain, ns he thought they had been killed when they droppad. None of the victims care, to repeal the experience, although they all escaped without serious injury. Revelstoke Gun Club. - The gun club held their annual meeting at Lhe Revelstokeon Saturday when the following ofllcers* were elected *for the year: A. J.. M-fcdoriell presWlrrit; c. lt. Skene vice *. president; A. Mc-Iliic secretary tivns,i,.������.'. j. Guy Bui liei-,-R: upper;*!!. A.'-Brow'ii'-;iin.i A. Si. Phipps, committee. " ' , ���������* It was deeided ~t6' handicap' tlie weekly-practices this season.; Gold buLtons for the top and-second- score..**, will be shot for every week, The accomodation at. the 'grounds in the way of u-L-luh house will he improved and the wires and traps put in good shape. ' - - ��������� ...There was no shoot last Saturday. -_. The Bylaw to Raise $7,000 for Street Improvements Pasesd. ���������Will be Voted on by the Ratepayers on April 30th. The. adjourned meeting of the city council was held on Saturday evening, pro-sent the Mayor, Aid. Taylor, Manning, Ijiw and McLeod. Thi.s wa.s a special meeting to deal with the bylaw to raise the $7,000 required for the proposed street improvements, which was accordingly introduced hy Aid. Law and passed three readings. Thc following 'additions were made to the report of the P. W. committee on street improvements for 1002: A 0 foot side walk from the westside of lot 0 block 2'3 to the east side of lot 1*1 block 23 on Second St. A 0 foot sido walk from the N. XV. corner of MeArthur Ave. on Second St. to lot 1*1 Block 20. A ti foot side walk on the south side of First St. from the S. W. corner of McKenzie Ave..and First St. to the S. E. corner of Counaught Ave and First St. The city clerk was instructed to order two forty five foot extension ladders for the use of the fire brigade. He was also instructed to write H.B. Smith M. I.'C. E., Rossland, asking him to be here on May 1st'to make a report on the waterworks and electric light "question generally. ��������� This being, a, special meeting the correspondence in the hands ofthe city clerk was only discussed informally in committee and will not come before the council till their next regular meeting. The C. N. R. and the Trackmen. Grand President John T. Wilson, of the Brotherhood, of Railway Trackmen, -who is now adjusting the trouble wliich has existed.between the C.'P.'R. and trackmen, will 'very likely be in Winnipeg shortly, 'as trouble is saidto'exist between the trackmen of the C.'N.^R. and that company. A confidential cir.cu.lar has been,issued, from a committee * of tlie joint" protective-, board; stating that' they havo .been unable to get a satisfactory' answer from General Superintendent Hanna of the Canadian Northern to an official request for an interview. The committee were instructed by their fellow employes of maintenance of way men to get from Mr, Hanna au interview to arrange certain terms and conditions of employmont. After writing three times to thatgentlemun, an answer was leceived that he had had no complaint made to him and that any complaint made should be to the general roadmastor. As the road master had only been in charge for a month, and has no authority to deal with the question which tho men wished to lay before Mr. Hanna, another letter was sent to hiin, asking for an interview. Mr. Hanna returned word that no answer was coming. Mr. Hanna since then has left town, and two of the men on the committee C. Storey and A. A. Campbell, have been discharged. President Wilson has been notified and it is expected that ho will he in Winnipeg shortly to endeavor to readjust thepresentschedule on which the men work, and to have atn investigation made as to the dismissal cf Storey and Campbell. The scale of wages and terms of employment compose the ground for dissatisfaction among t.he men. Position ofthe C.P.R. Trackman The Canadian Pacific railway has practically granted the trackman's organization recognition and a set of rules governing the men employed by the company, which are mutually satisfactory. The only differe nee, which how remains to be settled is the scale of wages and this question will, ' hy the consent of hoth parties, be submitted to arbitration. Mr. Vantelet, who succeeded Mr. Peterson as chief engineer, has, it is said, been selected' by the company, and John T. Wilson, president of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trackman, will represent the men. . These two gentlemen will meet and go over the ground togo.ther. If they shall prove unable to agree on terms acceptable to their representative clients,' a third person will be chosen to make a final decision. ,**,-.- .The latest developments in the negotiations between the company and the men precludes all possibility of a strike, and were in accordance with an agreement -reached between ��������� Sir, Thomas Shaughnessy- and* the " committee.- .The schedule presented to the company asked for a minimum scale of $1.50 per day "fcr sectionmen' and $2 per day for foremen. There are 1.500 trackmen who are interested in the settlement which will probably lie definitely reachec. , some ,time this week. ONGE MORE A FATAL HITCH 5' PRING IS HERE; and with it comes thc thought of a New Dress���������a theme:���������the mere mention of which strikes a responsive chord in every feminine heart. We are ready to serve ybu with a showing that excels every previous season's effort, a showing that trained taste has chosen, "experri-cnowledge-has^bought-and^artistic-liands-have-arranged-for^^^ you. Our long'acquaintance with your tastes and-wishes, our ��������� enlarged stocks, our greatly increased facilities have enabled us to ��������� ��������� make a display .that will be the most artistic'and economical ex-*. prcssion "of your every thought. ' - . ' .-���������'>���������-,' * Never in the history of our business career have we been' able , '* to place before the fair* sex of Revelstoke such an array of exquisite ��������� \ new creations as will be shown here this Season. DAINTY WAISTS Dainty Waists of Silk, Muslin, Cotton, etc., made in tlie newest ways. NEAT AND DRESSY WALKING SKIRTS. In Cloth and Silk', perfect hanging and thc best of workmanship. IN EVERY DEPARTMENT. Throughout tlie Store you'll find them filled to overflowing ��������� witli new things. NEW DRESS GOODS AND 8ILK8 0 ' ' ' In all the latest and best weaves. NEW WASH DRESS GOODS In all thc new sheer effects, colorings and designs. NEW DRESS TRIMMINGS In all the Latest Eastern and European novelties. NEW LACES AND EMBROIDERIES, EDGINGS, INSERTIONS AND ALOVER8. NEW NECKWEAR, RIBBONS AND GLOVES. NEW BELT8 In all thc latest designs in Straw, Silk and -Velvet. - NEW HOSIERY In Plain and Fancy Designs. REID & YOUNG Dry Coods Merchants, Mackenzie Avenue. Mail Orders Solicited. In the Peace Negotiations Owing to the Unreasonable Terms Propounded by Boer Leaders ���������No Amnesty for Cape Rebels The London Daily Mail understands that a serious hitch haa occurred in the peace negotiations. The cabinet has decided to refusea strongly worded request from the Boera for anarmistice pending negotiations. What threatens to stop the negotiations is the fact that the government declines to place thc latter Cape rebels on the same footing as thc burghers with respect to the amnesty, and is not inclined to withdraw the banishment proclamation. Bruoo Hamilton's columns arrived at Ihe Standerton line on Monday night, having taken 145 Boers, including killed and wounded during their movements from the Middleburg line. King Ed waul received Lord Strathcona on Monday, who presented His Majesty with .an address and a gold modal froin the cilizens of Montreal in commemoration of the visit of the Prince of Wales. The Columbian revolutionists are in force at Bocas del Tero and hostilities ard expected. They will attempt to occupy ihe town and have already seized property belonging to American citizens. The opinion prevails in New Orleans that the report of the investigation of the British stock camp at - Port Chalmette will declare that there is no evidence of any nature to warrant the government interfering1; ��������� Three' hundred employes of the Montreal Heat, Light.and Power Co. are on strike for increase of wages. The plasterers, wire workers, iron workers and bookbinders of, Montreal are also all talking strike., - ���������. Th'e casualty list published" Monday evening,--shows that* the*..\ - -.���������.- -i. -*w>_- BDBIHHBB ,y<.. \.. ���> r 'iiix - eft . , , ah j, i cih ., of a world reaching commerce. There 3tmlslpl-(c ^cralil mi faiftttnji is 1Klt om* s-ng*e,, k. Bfcii'a Journal, Puliiinhed liv The Rp.valstokei Herald Publishing Co. Limited Liability. ���'-'���������'- A. JOHNSON, ' t, Ma mi gin*. Hirecliir. A Bcmi-Wocklv .loiiruiil; published in the lnti*i*c-.ts of llu- raihwiv men. uiiniiiB men and l-.i^lncsis men (if ilie Wmi. Dnys of l'ublli'Ktlon Wednesday and Sutinday. - .uivki'.iim'ni. ��An:s. lM*-p],iv uds.,$'..".0 per inch; single* column, K per inch \*. hen inserted on title page Legal ml**., 10 cent*, per ineh (nonpnriel) lino for first-insertion; 5cents for each adilituinal ���inscriion. l.ociil nollcus 10 cent.-, per line eneli Ismip. Jlirth, Mnrriiigc nnd Deuth Notices frue. .siiHicmrrios katki. liv mull nr currie.-, ti per annum; 4*l.'J.ri for tlx'uionilis, strictly ln advance. OL'll JOIl DKl'AI'.TMKST. Isone ol the best equipped primim. offices in the West and prepared to execute all kinds of /.riming fn lirsleln.ii style at honest prices. One price to all. No Job too lurcc���none tno ���Miiall���for us. Mail order.*, promptly attended lo. Give us a trial on yonr next order. ���io tor.ai*ai'0.viiKNTS. We invilc corrcpoinlcncn tin any subject cl iutvruit lo lhc Kcnernl public. In all cases the bona Ildc name of the writer must accom- panv manuscript, but not necessarily Ior publication. Address all communications to the Manager' I.���All MITIlX IO COI'.HESl'ONDKSTS. correspondence must ho legibly :sii written on one side ol the paper only 2.���Correspondence containing personal matter must bu signed with thc proper name ot the writer. i). K.GKOOAX. Editor. "Wednesday, Arnn. 10,1002. THE MASTER* OF *-..;. w,^-'i THE PACIFIC ' ,'Says a new writer, A. B. Colquhoun iu a volume entitled the Masteryof the . Paui(jc, which has attracted considerable attention; "On the Pacific slope of Cauada, Britain has everything 'necessary for the creation of a fresh base for sea power and among the many duties, which devolve upon our iSmpire at this critical point in its career -none seems more important than the utilization ind development of lhat magnificent White Man's country, Canada, aud more especially British Columbia." The IIkiial.1) will go further than Mr. Colquhoun. In our opinion the paramount duty of the hour devolving "upon British statesmen is lo commence ut once to work out a plan ,for getting from fifteen to twenty live millions of people into the Canadian West and .more especially into Alberta and British Columbia within the next fifty years. The struggle for the supremaey of the world, which from the days o Greece and Carthage and Home, down to the close of the middle ages was carried on upon the waters of the Mediterranean and wliich four hundred year* ago was transferred to the broader field of tho Atlantic, will inevitably within the limits of the century, in which we are now living, be once more shifted and this time to the Pacific. This fact is being recog ui'ied by those to whose hands arc entrusted the destinies of the modern world powers. The race for a foothold in China is only a symptom of their recognition of the cominy change. - - Rut excludiijg for the, nonce Japan, which however must always he recognized, tliere are only two of the great (lowers with a natural base on the Pacific ocean and these are the British Empire and the United' States and it is, as Mr. Colijuhoiin remarks, on the "Pacific slope nfCanadathatthe Umpire finds hei**. Compared with thesuprome importance to the Empire of maintaining hor present leadership ���as the greatest mival and commericil power in tha world, all other questions sink intn unimportance. That once lost the Empire must fall to pieces. That retained all is well, But if il in to be retained, it will have to he done on the Pacific and from lhe Pacific coast of Canada. In Ihe.NorthwcM. and llritish Columbia the Empire possesses a country of vaslextentnnd unrivalled resources. It includes the finest cattlo ranges and tha most fertile grain producing iand.i in America. It has coal deposits of unlimited extent, its mines produce almost every mineral required for human luxury or use, its forests are immense in extent and value, itsclimate is the kind under which the Anglo .Saxon race flourishes most vigorously and doe.-s its best work. It is the. ideal land, in wliich agriculture and mami- factuie should combine to supply the wants of the teeming millions of the Orient. Its hundreds of miles of coast line abound with harbors of such capacity and security, as if nature herself had designed it to lie the seat espect in which the United States holds, the slightest natural ad.vantage'ih ' this contest for the supremacy"i;f the Pacilic. The. MuiiALP believes that taken item for item" it would rather he found that Canada is more richly endowed ine very particuliir. The only point in wliich wc are handicapped is in the matter of population. 11 i-> lhis deficiency which it is the paramount duty of the hour for those, to whom the destinies of the Empire aro entrusted, to work with the government of Canada to supply. Much has been done by the Dominion. In a very short, time there will be a population of lOD.ODO people settled and flourishing on the rich grain growing lands of the Saskatchewan valley alone. Population is streaming info Manitoba, Assiniboia and Alberta, lu another ten years the grain, whieh these proviiK.cs produce, will be enormous. Elevators already are going up by the score 'and every year the preparations made by the railway companies for handling if are increased and are as constantly outstripped by the harvest. The future outlet for this grain will be west, not east. But this is only one resource. If tha western states cannot begin to compete with western Canada in .the department of cereals, still less can they shew anything to compare wilh our oil fields! The' coal deposits of Alberta and British Columbia are of such immense extent and afl'oid such a variety of coals for every purpose��� domestic, steam, coking���as ;to inevitably recall one of the chief material sources cf England's groatness. Close to the coal arc found the ores of almost every staple metal known to commerce, iron, lead, copjier, silver, gold and a score of others of less nnniversal demand. Combine these resources with a vast extent of untouched forests and a coast line, the most broken and indented within the temperate zone of the continent, containing not one but scores of harbors, in, which whole I fleets could anchor in safety and one may well ask what more could nature have done to make the western portion of the Dominion the seat of a great commercial and manufacturingpeople. It is on the Pacific coast of .Canada that a new Venice will arise "to hold the gorgeous East in free." It is in this province that the future Jlirniing- haniK and ShefTlelds Birkenheads and Greenocks, Glasgows and Liverpools ofthe Empire will arise. Here and not at Tion Tain or Wui-hai-wei is the real Imperial base for the control of the P.ieiiic. Here and not in Herat or Cabul is the key of .India'. Here and not on the bloodstained veldt of South Africa is the question of the rise or fall ofthe Empire to be finally settled. Here and nowhere else must the rulers of the Empire look to make good for the future her supremacy of the wot I LOTS NOW FOR "SALE 1ST THE BAIIER'" ��� ' : CAMP OF FISH RIVER .���'... Wr.u����liU>l> .UML.lIJJJ^aS3H��rST:iM.M_��*�� The Centre for all the Big* Free Milling- Gold- Groups of Fish River, Fool Creek, Etc. t.-. y EASY TERMS OF PAYME A Ten Stamp Mill and Diamond Drills, Etc., arc now o*i^ Uie. w,\y lo Goldfields ��� Tor.,tli.t** Northwestern Development Syndicate. Tliis means that Gold'fiSlds win he iho Big Town in that District. ,���.-.-���;.* c| LEWIS BROS., Agents, Revelstoke. R. F...PERRir,-''-;-''- Resident Manager.' j ...... i. j��na����ij_*-i..j..j^iu..t^i.��.i. s5Sss2K��iin=_; sa?gziang.agii5M-,.*y'. -ran-cima LEGAL JM. SCOTT D A., LL.15. Barrister, Solicitor, Kotary Public, Etc. Flrs-l Street, Kevelstoke. Money tolotm, JJARVEY, M'CARTKR li;ili��ii.�� with the Federal unllini ities with a view to ohlainin-z for our provincial treasury this bounty, amounting in all to $.V)0,0")0 and undertaking on our part is a province to complete and oper.il* a. r��Hnery tor the benefit of our own people and institutions. If thi1? plan can be cavriad out in connection with a refinery and [our smelting industry operated under government supervision we would *ocin *ee our position improved as a province, our lead industry Riven a new and prosperous life and our peopl** benefitted by the inaiiKiirat.ion of nn industry which would be destined to piny a v��ry impoilant part in tlie commercial and permanent advancement of onr country. I have much pleasure. Mr. Speaker, in "econdiiiR the resolution of the hon. member for Slocan and I would iiirr I lie Roverninent ,to KO into this rjuestion most seriously with all reasonable despatch." ST. PETER S CllL'I'.CIl, A��SI.ICAS.\ E'.'M n.m.. Holy Eucharist; 11 a.m., ma'Cas, Litany nnd aernn.n (Holy Eucharin first Sun- il��v In the inontli); i::i'i Sunday school, or children''service; 7:30 Even��ong (choral) and ��� "rmon. Holy Di.js-The Holy Eucharist i.s celebrated at 7 a.m. or S a.m., as nnnounccd. Holv Baptism ufter Sundaybrnool at.1:1 j. ' c. A. I'i'.ocuNiEK, Rector. vrREaEYTEBIAil-ClI.l.'ilCJI, cy.t���ice every Snndav at 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.tji. r�� hieh all nre welcome. I'rayer meeting nt every Wednesday. I'.ev. W. C. Calder, Tastor. I-OMAN CATHOLIC ClIDRCir. Van at 10:30 a. m , on first, iccoml ami fourth Snndavs in the month. J P.EV. PATHKB TH.lVEH. SALVATION ARMY. Meeting every night ln their 11*11 on Front H EDWARD TAXIDKIIMIHT. DEEIt HEAPS, V.lF.h-.. Etc. MOUNTED, Viitj C!"anwl and Po.*Hired. JC.-T K.UT OF I'KE--J_V'IEIlIA.r C.ILRCH Third .-ireet. A. H. HOLDICH ANALYTICAL CHEMIST AND ASSAYER. P.oval School of Mln����, London. J".ven yrars at 'Morfa Wr.rk', fcxaliKja. 17 jcarrf Chief Chomi'l to Wijjan llfiiil and Iron Co., Kng, I.at" fhcmiit and As-ayer, Hall Mine ., I.M. ClainiH examined and reported upon. Ferguson. B.C. TIME TABLE S.S. ARCHER OR S. S. LARDEAU Runninit between / rru****Iii*ii.!, ThomionV. LnnilineancI Cornnpllx, roinmt-nrinK October Hth, l'JOl, will sail a-i iiillow, w^aihi**: permlt- tln?: I.��nrinx Arrowlmnil for TliomMon's Lnnillngt a ml Comaplix twiculally���lUk. and 15k. I,"avlnir Comaplix and riimn_uii'*i I.oridlrjj; for Arrowhead twice daily 7*1*'il.-and U:l*>lc Alakln? close connection*! ulih all C. I*. K. Steamer*! and Trains.) Theowners reserve Hie rljtiit to change times ot naillnga without uotir... The Fred Robinson Lumber^Co., ������^r'-^P''!!,��.���, , K3>, C3 ��5 fT��s fj\" flKV if^V 'liil4|l*S- &. Cn&I i-i-j-. rn k*i kp >ri_ V*. 'ii ts:j��il. ��� *wr KB Ba,' ���4*Ja Wholesale ind Retail Dealers"" PRIME BEEF. PORK. ML i.TON..... SAUSAGE. FISH Am GAME IN SEASON..-- ** ������ ;Ki.^e^i Mnrl'fT-'fr-iKT'.'i .l_-��8.IU*a>jj-iSZ!l gg-'' <'-������-���*��' ".'J. fi v. -Mr******* LIMITED .' . -. '.. t���..,..LL...,~ ���MINES BOUGHT-.AND:So��D''i.*-*?IM! XVe hnvo jmi'olins.i.'i's I'm' .'ill lei 1 iris of metalliferous mines and pros- pen's, nnd ill'si 1 -u to liu.-ir from prosjioclor.*; nnrl otliers having*property i'or snlo. * : ' ���-���--������.-. -��� Our l'.'icilit ies for in-iking qnicl*. salus :ir<* mil*! vailed. : -. Solid us reports: nlso samples of ore for exhibition ut,oui' OJTlce. T E MINES EX "ANGE, LIMITED^,; P, O. Box 70 : ' * * . ' Nelson, B. C. t EHBSBBiSZlSSZrZilZZS: 7 :~'''\.-, "^ ' '-'. "��� 4'":. ���- .-'-; II. fi. 1'AItSOS, l'loflilcnt. ' /' M~. J.'O'riBTKN', MnnaRlng Director iiie--a-n Limited I.iiiliility. :.. COr Ki !1 y. tilt ! j h ''I *1; "���I xi i !!��� _f' V.4 J' -, ���i , x r Cairy ajlull and complete line of ��� "- '' Scoich and Rye Whiskies, Boar, cl ies. Rums, Holland, Old Tom, London Dry and Plymouth -Gins, , 1 ' . / - * *'* ' �� Ports) Shcrics, Clarets, Champagne, Liquors iriported and Domestic Cigars. IH-H 11 IIHI III lll'"��i|im-l'l'HIIB - 1 4] ACES and RAIDS ^ .-��� m A liuvc raiiKQiif J'f��!nt r.ncc, Duchess o and liiUttMitnirp; Jiriild.M, pLamped IjcsIkiis S-'tiunpud LIiumis, Knibroidery Ncuiliu**, liuoksi, &c. Ufrlln find Zopliyr WooN, nil ^hrtll^���-, fillppiT f-olc**, Vnlcii- ���ciuiU'-L'S Luru, IiisOilIun. THE CITY EXPRESS Ei W. B. Paget, Prop. * iZQ m Mason ^Uisch Piano office 1 r J. McLeod's Kecidenoe SHCDNI) STRl'IKT, KAST. RKVr.LSTOKIil.cB.C. A1ADISON PARLORS Misses Sheppard & Bell ^ McKcn/ic Avenue tieiii r"'* - w> K^Jf'*'''+�����*.*i.*>,,*+.c**Jx^J1*. **>v/wy.-*v>*is��i/fc;i.-y s'.'rg&^&��&Sr2r��^ uvc, aeid in Llvtn I Plea-'c ilnn'f try .-mil run ns out nf t.iiv,". by s(;;idititr yonr ordois i'.'i*?t. XVe. iii'.iat. liiivu yonr work in ni'il'.-r lo livu. Wt (li'jicinl 'in you for our work ! Iia-ili'i'ii liou:-cs do not! Do not allow yourself to be roped iu by liwir jiod- dlers "We. a.li.0 guaynntcc to g'rve you bettor Kitisfac-' tion for vour money. ���JR. S, -wiLsoitsr., . Next the McCarty Slock. Prompt delivery of parcels, bae^age, etc , ... 10 any part of .lilts city.,,. __. , Any Kind of Transferring Undertaken All orders left at R. M. Smythe's Tobacco t��rc, or by Telcpliouc No. 7 will receive prompt tion tion. . , ., .-,.-.��*, ..-.*���-.��� _.��-���������.. i J as ���; I.: Wb;odi|ow- : -> ���" ���: 1 - . -5,..> If ��� . Ttt*S.itil t)e;ilor in��� ;\ '.' , "��� r "Beef.iFork: 7i r ". *��� " ii ^ fj. : * ti < - '.-" ' v'Mutt'pn,;Kte, \ F*>.h otid Game ia Soasoa...'. " AU^rders promptlyoflllei^, _,. I i/>. ���������*������������������������������S'it������������������K^������������������������������������������P������������9'. 9*^**������&*������*+lrt*+&&P*&*������*9'. V-ffi^ftf^J^.tt*******-***-.**,* \ ltfOTK I i' to applv to ISTOTIOB lhat* "Thc Smelting Centre of the Similkamecn Valley. Backed by the payrolls of two gigantic coal companies and thc Copper and Kennedy'Mountain'Mines. ' Surrounded by thc following resources: Cord, gold, copper, silver and-a fine agricultural country. Large herds of cattle, fruit in abiincU'.nce, wich a climate almost southern and all that could be asked. ' AS11N0LA is ^ ^M ^ ,)M)I(,,a ,lm) mU, t ,, et.,Us p0(iay they are otel at SS0 00 "With the advent of tr:m.-.poi*l'ilion, SiinilUnineen \ alley .Coal ran be delivCreil al, any int iu West Kootenav or Vale a������ cheaply as by any other Company in Canada. FO'ti. FURTHER' PARTICULARS APPLY TO SIMILKAMEEN VALLEY COAL CO., LIMITED. ! NI'LSON, B. C. 9^>9W������������������9*9������������+.^������������*****A +0P****������***+������***-r****-**> Kv*&&*4*4f*4e**'X*'*������****^^ Ivli iln\-niter ilnle I iiiti'iul llu'* (Jlilel 1 iiiniiiis**iiiiii.i ot I.iiiiilMiiiiI Units inr pei mis-inn to imri-lnisu ���������UUiifii'snf land siiniiH'on tin* .N.intlu'iiM. Aim of \rn,*A l.al.-e. in llio UistruM ni West Iwmlc- nnv li C, mul described ns lollows: ."onimeiielnn fioni S Vi. miner i.t I.n| nil, llience-Norrli ii*-trom.iiiii'lll '2H clinnis; IImmii**.* ������ m 1.11 eliaiti*.; tlienee -mull IW Hiiilns up- liro-vlinatolv- tlienei* HO" clinnis Noilli- i.>i-ii*i)\ 10 point ol eoinniencoiiieiil. l*Iti:i>. ItOllINSON. Ieli. ,'i-tf U. U..Si.i.m:, Ak<* t. tTOTIOB. ' TAKK NOTICK Unit sKty .days after dale 1 inieiirl to appiv to llie (.'luff oininihsiiiiu'r of Lands ami Hoiks loi i.eimission to pur rliase 11 pareol of land deserllji'il as lollops: Comincmjln;** at a posi marked Aliee 1-oin's N'o. 1 I'nsij llience v. est -0 (hains; llience Norl li mii-hniiis; tl>e:n*e Kast aii'liuiiis; tneuce mhiiIi III cli'ims lo point of commencement. 1 tria iriii'tlon of lan'l eoniiiiences Nnrili of It. r J'crrt's* pie-elTipiioii inlloulni. Mi-Keiiiiie's .*>orlli-\'\ est Line, contiiinlii1' uuuiil bu lu-ri."**- more or lean. AUilF. I'l'itl'.Y. Golillields, Nov. 27,10(11. Dee 1-Iin J5TOTIOB NOTICI*: is herein- kIvpii that HI days after l*9il������te I intend to npplv to the I'hlct Coin- inlsslimeruf Land*, nud Works for permission to cul and carrv tiwiiv I hn her from tin- lullou- lnp descril].*il land-:���������Cniniiiencini; at a po-t nt thn -south-Hi**! ciii-nei* of linger l*'. I'errj's nrc-enii.lion, iirirl.id "Sniitlii'ii-I eornn* of tlinl.er liniii applied for-li\ 1". .1. .iolilsmltli"; tlienee wesi III chains; iheneenorth 11.0 ehalns; ihence ea-l Id chains m I ish Creek; llience following tlii-iiUMiiilvrlnii*. of Fish Creek ICO cluiin^ tn puivit of cniniiieiieeineiiL; eontalniug r.Ui acres, mon or lpfc**;. F.J.OOI.nsMtTII, Tlioinson's I.iuullnjj, October ldtli. l'JUl. IsTOTIOB. t& THE TOWNSITE OF ���������.������. -!J������ r ...''.''. * -->"-' * ''tf.i ���������*>i*.*-*��������� ' -.yuii - ���������*���������*..r.;.*s IS NOW ON THE MARKET. ���������r~" j-.-'.l-L :,iii .- BUY BEFORE YOU SLEEP. CIRCLE CITY is. the-Terminus' of ��������� the ; proposed "-Railway already "surveyed. - "��������� ' "' ' via'the Lardeau* Creek with fork to'that "point. CIRCLE CITY is beautifully situated at the base of thc Lardeau Pass, Galena- and Surprise Creeks. CiRCLE CITY is absolutely surrounded by Mining Properties now under Development. . ... ��������� *��������� '��������� I TAKE NOTICI". that cn days nfter ilnle I liuent! to applv to the Chief (jomiulsslniier of Lands anil Works for permission to purchase the followiiiu described land*,: CoiiiineucinL' ata post marked "ll MeAilanis' o. 1 l'ost," situate close lo (lie old line or Mill A: T'.raulford's pre-emption, Kisli Creek, theme uoilh 10 chains, tlicnce west ai chains, tlicnce south 10 chains, thence cast 20 chains to poinl nf commencement. Goldiields, Jan. ISth. 190J. *- E. McAdam. *. .{.-M,**** ���������l"l**i"M****H***J******'*1* | | PELLEVMJARVEY, ' '; - If 5 BP.YAHT & CiLMAN |VA Mining ICng-ineerS'"' and Assayers,*-.* NCOUVBK, ll.o'.' Eslnlillslicd 1S90 I ASSAY WORK CF AU. 15ESC51IPTIONS UHOilKTAKEN. , -; T.-sf-i made up In "1,0(111 lbs. K A spccinit\ made ol eheuliin** ^nieller (���������) J. 1'ulps. -' Miinples finni Ihejnteiior hv mail or ;j cspless pn.ui|itl\* attended to. ;s i'niiesp(.iiileiicef.olieIteii.j VANCOUVER,' B. C. t *********.!.**************** Ably furnished with the Choicest the Market affords. BEST WIHESf~LiQUORS, CIGARS Large, .Light bedrooms. Rates $i a day. Monthly Rale. , LEAD SMELTER J. Albert Stone Prop. Wright Porritt Th to lie fminil nt liis Vho- lojrriiphic Sliiulio in tliu 'P.'ipiiing Block cluily dtii'- ipfr oltlue houi'.**,. NOTICE. -TAKE NOTICE that Co fla.s after late I intend to applv to the Chief Corumihsioncr of Lands and \\ orks for permission to cutand carrv awav limber from the folloMin^ dos- crilii-d lands: Coininencing at a l ost niarkod iroger 1 . I'eiTV.s southeast corner postsliuate about '200 feet from Scott Creek, thence west *lu ehaiiib; thencu noi lh 160 chains; thenceoast *10 r-niilns; thence soutli K.O chains, to the place ol com* meucement: contaitiini: 0.0 iicres. itOUEIt lr. I'ERKY. Goldfields. B. C, Oct 17i.li, 1001. Kov. G-tf. IsTOTIOB Kevelstoke, B. C. ���������~ -i- iWhich will be utilized next Season by'Concentrating Plants. V*5"*'i" r������r;\-;J,,t SEND FOR PARTICULARS AT ONCE TO THE GENERAL AGENT, ,- .3J!erguson, B O IK TIIE COliNTY . OL'UT OE 1COOTEN-.VY, IIOLOEN- AT HEYELSTOKE. lii.T\n-i..S':��������� Itobert Caley. of Kevelstoke, B.C., pUiutiif. and X. Uaikell, of l'.e\elstoke defendnnl. To X. Haskell the aboie, named defendant:��������� TAKE NOTICE that a default summons anil plaint have been 1 sued oul of tins Court against vou in an action against you 1>> Uoberl calev, of I!e\el-toker H.<; .toreco\er ihesum of fl'OWl for board ni'd IciIkI'.'.c luiished to you bv the above nanjed plaintiff, and that in nursu'anee of an order of His Hon. J. A. Form, Judeeof tins Court, jou are required within H da*,s from the publication of,this notice in lhe llnvKU-TOK.. UriiAl.n, newspaper, to file your dispute note, lf.anv, -v. ith tlie Kcfistrar ol this Court a! Kevelstoke, otherwise judgment will be entered aj-nlnst you.' timed Ihi*. Cth March,,. .1)., 1'.'02. ' ��������� FKKH. KKASEU, ��������� l'.e^istrar of the ;ounty Court. . . -- '- NOTICE, //y- Eiit-jneei'*?. Fii-einen. iMiii'liinisls and Electi'iL'i.'ins semi foi*-10 pn&e. pamphlet coutiiiniiig qucstinns askedfl"hy .Ex uiui Bo.irtl of EiiRinPPrs fo olitiiiii 'iiiiiniiijj; EiiRiiieeii: license. Zeller. TJuliliphi**!*. Louis. Mi>., U.S.A. Address Geo.--A. IS 8. ith St.. St. PLENTY OF MILK FOR EVERYONE". "���������'��������� Why poison your systems using'Condensed Milk, done up in old rusty tin' cans? when you can buy'pure ' SALftlOH A.i.vl ftiSLK at REVELSTOKE DAIRY. 3S Agents Wanted!!! Lady or Gentleman!! To, represent the old reliable London* k Jjiiiitiishirc Tjifi**. The Oluklren's ISndowinent, mul ten payment bond policies, etc. - , _ Most parents are willinp; lo c;ive their boys a start in life by taking an endowment made p.iynble at age 80, paying, thu pi cmium until the boy ' is' able to cairy it himself. Mr. Taylor, resuming the debate on - - * * Mr. (irecti's resolution regarding the establishment of a lead smelter, said*. "As seconder of the resolution now under debate I would like to add a few words, in corroboiutioii of what haa been already stated by the mover of' thi**, resolution. That the r_ue&tion of economical lead smelting and refining is a most 'serious "one goes without saying. Thnt the question of govern- monl aid or control in this direction is nne well worthy of every consideration is uNo unquestionable. This matter was In ought, up beforo this llonie at t lie last session of the legislature by the member for Slocan and myself anrl wo were promised by the government that the whole tpiestioii would lie fully gone into, iind I hope tlie'government will have Millieient data and evidence he lore, tlieni now to take this- question up in a most caicful and serious manner. "It is most unfortunate that the product of our lead mines for the past year shows a decrease in tonnage over the output of 1000 notwithstanding "that o'tlicr minerals show a considerable > ,- ** uicrease, particularly cr.pper, thc gross value of which has iucieased during 1001 by 200 per. cent over 1000. This .decrease in the lead product is due to the fact principally of the low price .obtainable in this province ��������� for our lead, which- precludes _ this* class of mining altogether unless when accompanied by good silver values, and it is most, discouraging to -note .that whilo lead is quoted on the "N'ew Ynvk market at $i.l0 per 100 pounds, the price paid us here is .o������ly ������1.50 jier 100 pounds. Tt is therefore the duty of the government to look into the eaut-es which place I our ".lead product in this unenviable position andattenipt to devise some scheme for the encouragement of our leac producers, which will bring into active life again this fast decaying industry. "The' whole ' system"*" of smelting. ; * - . ' particularly load and silver smelting, is a huge system of graft. .We heard last vear of the" formation [of a trust .JKoptenay* _ ^ ^ , ''intenigencelfj-ofn ;th 3 Rivei' and froni the ; in the immediate acti te^^-j;*^^^^^ ' of North; .Particular attention is "aid. to securing early; and reliable :-a .2... _ -o. -. . ri*. .v ,Jf_\ __i^rn-^i.' -*r:i.:.-.���������*r",.l/l f1..T,,������-������g oil ''ElSU. i strict. -Aliieifc- "i'CanyonT Jordan Pass and .Isaac, .Creek..-, Next,, season will witness a big' 'revival of ccrtaintv throughout North'Kootenay, and mining men and ''otters"desirous of gaining the earliest and most-authontic-iiows from.-the , district' will find the columns of th-s HKRALD .their best source of: information. ->/ ������������������."r^ - -, * *.- , r * ' "Railway Sew* is also' a Specially of the.IJERAT.T) and juticles of spikial'interest'to^Riul^ayinen will also be fouiiil in its co.umus., ( , lid * THE HERALD oilers advantages in its total Weekly circulation ��������� nnd the class of read6rs, which it reaches." unparalleled*in the ili������tvict. - lr.~- appeafs twice to anv other paper's once a. .week andis.foundjn the homes of the wage-earning classc*., the backbone of thojiusines-s of the district. Bu������\nesamen want their announcements to reach' the .home people.who have tbe money to take advantage of their offers and t the homes and familiei. which render it necessary for thorn to spend it.' -No other cla*,s of! ' circulation is of any use'to theiii. These are the kind of people who make ' up ar big proportion of-our Subscribers,, people ."with homes, familie.*-.- empioyment'and interests right at home, the people Revelstoke merch- ' anUwaiif to get at. A- space in oiir advertising columns; judiciously'.lnd r thoroughly utilized.constitutes aTwIcc A;Week letter to; every; homo, in RoveHtoko,*and in the Rkilway' ai.d*Mining:points,-..tributary to.Rev ���������toke businees, - rj . , *��������� ,. %-; ��������� * ', -, - ; i _ Certificate of Improvements. '1TOTIGE Morninji ctnr, WnlrusSun Lion and J^onnnza Mineral i; I aims *-HuiUe in the J-ardeau Mining Pivi������-um of V������ en Kooienft\ District Wliere lncAtcU : On Mcnhcnicic' Creek, near 1'isli Ki������er. TAKJ: XOTrn: tlint 1,1*. C. Green, actiiiK n������ iigcm for AntfUb ..Io!Ca\, P. M. C. U 32005, and J. H McKon/k, Kr^e M'nur'h Certificate No HoJOJj, inielH. M\t> da\afroin the date hereof, tn apidy toihuMinui{i Keeorder for crtihctiiei of Iin)*ro\emem<=. for tlie \mi po'-e of obtaining Grown orants of theabo\echums*. And further take notice thai action, under -ection ������7, imi[-t, he coininenced before t o issuance of such Certilirutusof Improvements , Dated this first day of March, 1P02, A.D. r.C. GUEhN. ])er V. ������>. C. r^=_���������s_���������^_ -s-NclsonrB O-��������� Certificate of Improvements. OSTOTiaiEJ TAKE 'NOTICi; tlmt LO dnys niter dntc J intend to npplv to the chief <"oiiimis*>Ioi]er ol Lnnds anil workb Ior i.crni!*-**ioii lo puruliniic n piece ol lnnd deserihed as follovis : Comnieneing'nt n posi nmrfccil F.J ��������� old- smith's Xo 1 post, llieiu'o south -10 ehnins; thence uiist*!U ehnins ; iheni-e north lOchnins; iliciiuo ������cst 111 *li!itn*i. to point ol eoiinne'.K'C- meiii���������1CU ncres more or le-s This lnnd wns nuked l>v J. M MeKeii/.ie-lttsl.Jmie. Iln- n pnri-hnsc'.'No. I po-t nbont 100 feet from Cold- lliicli trnil nnd nbont -inl feci up lull, tin' en*-t line following Tisli Khor. Located Tcbrnarv 20, 1902." F. J. GOLDSMITH, Ool'ihclils. B. 0. '��������� , GEO. D. SCOTT, ... Malinger for B.C.���������NoiLhwest.���������-.Yukon Vancouver, ,B. C, , Express Delivery All orders ' left at W.'M. Lawrence's .will be promptly attended to: - ' -' " - . :H, Cook- .it isroTxaxv. i-el- OIW 3STOTIOE1 renlre Star nnd livening Star ���������Minnnil Cluiin-*,-itnniein the 1 iirdcnti Mining l>i\ i-ion of V.'o.-������t Kooiena> District. Where localed : Un . eiiheniek creek, nenr I'i'ih itiver. TAKE NOTICI: tlmt-f, r C. Green, 'iciing ns npentfor J. U. McKenzie, J.'ree Miner'- Certifl- cnte Xo. R f/iili",. intend. si*-.tv dn\s from llie Unte hereof, to apply to lhc ilinins Uecorder urC'ertiticules of Improveinenls. lor the purpose of obtaining Crown Grunts of the nbove Cl.'llllls. nd further take notice tlmt nction, nnilfr *:i.,.|i(in 37, iiin-i he ciiinnicni'Od before lhe t*.-iinii(Cof siu-li Ceriitlcmus of Iinpriiveincnl-. Dated tins jlr'tilny ol March KOi, A. I). F. com: -V, per F. S C , Nelson. D.C. NOTICK TS in:HEI_. GIVES Hint SO dnys niter dntc, I Intend to make application to the Honorable llie Chief coinmlssioner ,of Lauds and Works for a special licence to fell and curry n������iiv timber from the following described lands:. * . ... . No. 1. ' " Commencing at a post planted nbont iiO chains north of St. Leon Hot Springs on the Arrow Lakes axd marked J. T, BOiith net coiner, thence ea-,1 100 ...nuns ; thence norl Ii *H) ehnins ; tlicnce-.vest 100 chains ; thence sonili 10 chains lo place of commencement. No. 2. -.-������������������- Commciicing nt a post planted ajiout 3"milcs -"uulh-finiii lliiy-jnuiilli of-Dcop rreetat Onlcr.n Bay, Arrow Lakes, marked S. VL nndr .being about 0 t, hains ensi ol T.H.I) 's south-west corner posi: tlicnce wcstSO clniins ; thence soutli 60 chains ; thence cast So chains ; tlieueeuortli SO clmins to place of commencement. "* Kelson, B.C., MUrcliRrd, 1002.": . , *., .,."-, . JAM 1.3 A". TAYLOR, - ' ~" - ��������� ' i ��������� , _ Arrowhead. :��������� Certificate' of: Impveroments. liTOTIOE Write for our inlciustitig books " Inventor's Help" and " How you are swindled." Send vi>* a rough sketch 01 model of >our in-, vention orjirtprovemenl and wewiirtellyoui free our opinion ns lo whether it is probably] patentable. Rejected applications haveoftcn^ been successfully piosecuted by us. Wcj conduct" ful ly'equipped' oflices'iu^Montrenli and W\i*-liinylon ; thistpialifies us to prompt-i ���������lly-dispatch-woi^ and quickly secure-Patents] 4 n^t bro i d as thc in cent ion.- Highest references] furnished." ' ���������" *, ' . Patent-, proem cd-through Marion & Marion receive special notice without charge in, over ioo newspapers distributed throughout, the Dominion. , - j , -, - * , Spcclulty:���������Patent business of-Mamifae-*, turersaiul lingitieers....������ , _ . ; . MARION* '& MARION!'.' . Patent Expct-ti and Solicitors. . ?A._icai* / New York Life tfWe.nontrcri? ^|^c'1- t Atlantic BldcWashtnuton ^C^ Certificate of Improvements. NOTICE ���������-- - Is the-completed in* the- district- for appliai.cos, inatewiil and OrafUmen. Our work speaks for itself. No other office m >*urJi = KTOfcenaycaiTtouch it, because we not only havo the tools to do good wOTtwith.- but'we know howto use them. Cull ami sue our Samples . Voii will pwhaps be Burprised to sec the artistic and lnii*,__ed cUias of w, ' which we can turn out. -..Prices graded do and ork jwn to suit tlio times. Red Fov i.ml !5Ii!r uf 1'isli Creek. TA li NO'IICC Hint I. A." 1'.'Cuminlni, a*. A(-*i*nt for llio Double ICiikIii MiniiiK nud Iie- lelopmeut Coinpniiy. I iuiiii'd, of I*'eri;usnn, DC, Iree Miner's Certlllente N'o. :U,sr>l, intend, si*ctv davs from llie dntc hereof, to >.iit>lv tn tlie" inlni; l'e< order for n Cerlilicale nf liiipro\cin<*nls, Ior llie purpose ol obtaining n Ciown Gnun of tlio nboveeliuui. And i urtlier Take otice that nction, undo f-celion H7, vim be coniinenecd before the lisbanee ol moll Ccrtiliciite ol Improvements Dated lhis twenty-third dnyol January, A.I). 190.'. | A.T. CUMMISS.T.L.S. Tel). 5���������tf 8U������8CRIPTI0>W������RiCEs$2 PER YEAR, IH ADVANCE.; Certificate of Improvements IMPERIAL, IMPERIAL FRACTION AND SURPRISE'MINERAL CLAIMS. S'.Tl'*.Ti: IN" TIIK Iir.Vhl-STO K JIISIXC Ii,vi*-ion o������ Webt Kootenny DUtrict. iMure I-ociilnti On Ke-***tone ilountnln, Bic Rc-nd.Sik'r.r Downie Creek. TiKK SOl'ICr; that 1, G**o S. McCnrler netinj: a* agen: for .1 II. Graham. Free Miner's CVr:i!ic.-.te No. ll. 3724 and for W. II. Vicker**. Ftco Miner*- Ccrtihcitc No. G0521, Intend CO di\>.-from the dntc hereof to npplv to the Minl'.ic Uecorder Ior Ccrii'.icatcs ot "Improve- ineiitt for il.e pari o**e of oblaimnu' *L"ro������n OrAiits of the above claims. AM) FfPTUEU TAKK XOTK'E Hint r.ction under Section 37, mutt be commenced b'*fore ifci* i������*uance ol such Certificate of Impro%c* ments. Dated this 10th day of February. A D 19M. Feb lMf G������o. 8. McCartor. FARWELL ESTATE. The choice land noith of track, between TnppiiiK's and J.ong's, will be subdivided for tale as,soon ns , possible. G.WI. SPROAT, VICTORIA, B.C P. O.Ilox. 'I2o. ������!������������S'������'S,'������(������(S $^ UNSOW *^8 Cigar Factory REVELSTOKK, H.C. r i-.. from'lhc ���������'Printers"-" ���������of'. ,���������Fine ' - ��������� ���������Office ��������� ' " ���������Stationery. ���������Including letter jheads -envelopes' STATEMENTS i . BILL HEADS NOTE HEADS1 SHIPPINGS-TAGS. POSTER AND DODGER PRIMT-1MC A SPECIALTY Herald Job Office "* ��������� FRONT STREET."' known as thc American Smelting k Ilcfininj_;Tiii!>ll which it was stated was originated for the purpose of regulating tlie price of lead in ' the markets of the world, which, at once refused to accept the product of our - lead mines except on conditions which placed our mines on a most unfavorable hasis iu comparison with mine* operating" on the other side of the line, and which "practically prevented our mines from operating at all. A few of the smelters, however, on the other side, ��������� such as "the "Selby, of San Francisco, and tha Everett smelterand others, as well as our own smelters in British'Coluinbia, were not included in this combine, but the position is now the same as if they, had joined forces, for. wa find that it-costs-us now just the same to send our lead" ores to tha San Francisco smelter and-treat them that it docs to Trail, British Columbia, notwithstanding that it eosts* us only $2 per, ton freight to Trail, whereas the freight to San Francisco is in the neighborhood of SO per ton, so it is qnilc evident"that instead of having one combine w.e have two, each one together with thc, transportation coinpinics endeavoring to fleece our mine operation*! to the extreme limit. ���������'As to the question of refineries we are in 'a still worse position;'as all our lead bullion after smelting goes to New Jersey or elsewheio to the south of us for refining and manufacturing into pig lead; white "leads, red lead*, litharge, etc.,"and is subject to a duty of K cents per pound, going across ibe line in its raw shape and is subject to another duly when coming into this country again as the manufactured article.. It appears to me that a splendid opportunity presents itself for the establishment on our own side of t\ refinery for the treatment of our owu lead ores .tnd which would result also in bringing into life an industry for th������* manufacturing of our lead product. Tne Dominion government was induced through the representations made by a delegation of mine owner** Continued on Page 7. MISTAKES May In* made in wearing Chest Protectors But yum* greatest mistake will he Hindi' In uot wearing one. Th������������y are a great preventative of cnld and nobody should he. without one when they can get them so cheap at the CANADA DRUG & BOOK CD.'Y. All Sizes and Prices. Sm- them in our window. NOTES OF NEWS ���������Fresh Groceries at "A. N. Smith's. Mrs. E. Dupont and family have left town for Kamloops. Mn. l'hipps and family returned to lown on Monday morning. Mrs, Geo. I^ifonne, returned home from the coast yeslerd-ty morning. ���������Fresh butter at A. N. Smith's. Geo. S, MeCarter returned from the const nn Tuesday inoriiing. - A carload of groceries unloading ������������������it the wh rehouse of 0. B. Hume & Co. E. A. Brndloy arid Chas. Richards left for the Blue Jay this morning. Dr. Corrigan, dentist, will lie found in his ottlce in the Brown block for the next couple of weeks. ���������Hats! Hats!! Hats!!!���������the very In test styles,-at popular prices at C. B. Muiiie k Co.'s. D. 1<\ Cameron aud W. Butler of the Goldfinch, near Goldfields were in town yesterday. One of the employes of D. L. Clink's sawmill at Trout Lake City has been quarantined for smallpox. ' ���������One. second hand high grade bicycle for sale cheap at Brown's tebacco store. Kxtension of time for a month from April 30th to May 31st has been grunted the contractors on the hospital. ���������The largest and beat selected stock from Winnipeg to Vancouver. See Cressman's $5.00 trousers made t������ order. Miss Ruth Valentyne, of the Canirda Drug k Book Co.'s store is away on a visit to friends at Thomson's Landing. A. E. Clarke received word on Saturday of the death of Mrs. Buker's brother. George Clarke in "Woodstock, S.B. The Mayor is calling a, p\iblic meet- ingfor to night at 8 o'clock in No. 2 lire hall to arrange for the celebration of Coronation Day in Revelstoke. ���������A consignment ' of drygoods including flatinels and flannelettes, table linens and hokiery at C. B. Hume k Co's. A pleasant evening was spent last night by those who attended the social giveii by the Epworth League in the Methodist church. Miss Macleod. superintendent of the Victorian Order of Nurses, is expected out in the province on her annual tour of inspection shortly. ���������Dog tags can now be obtained from - the chief of police, price $2. All dogs that want to live must be tagged immediately. D. C. Carrall of the Eva. mine. Camborne, who has been laid up with pneumonia at the City is up today and on the way to a complete recovery. The arm of Foote & Abrahamson, contractors, are putting up a store on ���������McKenzie Ave., ou a lot belonging to Chas. MacDonald, next the Imperial bank lots. ���������No danger of contracting a loathsome disease smokiDg Union Cigar "Factory Cigars. They are made by CLEAN WHITE UNION LABOR. --^Mr.-W^M-Brown-and-'MrsT^Gtienn are leaving on Saturday night on a visit to Mr. Geo. Brown, Mrs. Guerin's father, who lives at Eagle Point, Southern Oregon. Mr. Brown has not- paid his brother a visit since '75. The wound caused by a sliver off the bar room floor is still giving J. Cayley of the City a good deal of pain. The wood has all been extracted hut it is feared some poisonous ^substance off the floor entered the foot with it. ���������All the delicate aroma of the finest imported tobaccos in Union Cigar Factory Goods. Try them. T. E Wilson, the well known Banff guide and explored U jn town today. He expects to see the record for a big tourist season broken this year. He had had inquiries from Philadelphia with regard to the Revelstoke ho������t on the upper- river. -PAINTER W^NTED-Must be first class. Highest-wages paid. Apply to \V. G. Birney. The performance of E*ither was repeated on Monday night in the opera house for the benefit of the director, -Mr. .fas. Taylor. There was a good house and the rendering of the cantata was even better than at the previous performance. The McMahon Bros, shingle mill ii a busy spot these days. A large party of men and o^veral teams are engaged in hauling the company's logs "out of the river and piling them on thr hank. InBide the building the work of put- ting upthe |machineryisgoipg forward. "n������m������ on ivtnv pirei." Chocolates Wc have lately imported ^ the choicest varieties of ( the above in bulk, aiul ' are selling at . ?5c per 16. Highest Award at the World's Fair. Red Cross 2^mwmw??ro?ttmmmwmwmmt** g;Taylor & George Beg to call your attention to the fact that , they have just received and opened up a splendid shipment of | New T)tcy Goods! This shipment is imported direct from Scotland. We have saved the middleman's profit and wish to give you thc benefit of it. Not only are the prices more reasonable, but the goods are better. These New Spring Goods consist of Dress Goods, Silks, Muslins, Satins, Organdies, Pique, Veilings, Duck, etc. We invite you to ,,-cpme in and inspect them. a-EifrE*ELA.Xj ^aiEK/T3:A3sra?s. ���������Drugstore & m&mmm CORRESPONDENCE. Totheeditcr: Mr. Editor: Please allow me space through the columns of yonr valuable paper to add re comment on thc opera house in the Kootenay Mail under date of April 11th. Why not the Mail man send to Wisconsin for an architect, as the Revelstoke and Golden carpenters are not apparently supposed lo know anything. A Buii.deh. Last Payment on the Eva. The final payment on the Eva and Highland Mary claims at Goldfields was made yesterday by the Imperial Development Syndicate to A.F. Rosenberger, the amount being $8,000. This property was located-two years ago and development hns been prosecuted on ic since with very encouraging results. The company has 12 men at. work at present, and at the annual meeting ot the directors held in February it was announced in the manager's report that the pioperty was in a most satisfactory condition. , The group is now entirely paid for with the exception of a small payment tu he made on the Cholln claim. .35"- ������z CALL AND INSPECT THE NEW CONSIGNMENT OF LAMPS of all kinds and Crockery just opened up. ������The "EMPRESS" Shoe Don' forget that we carry the reliable Empress Shoe for Ladies. We have a large shipment of Inaid Linoleum and Floor Cloths just in. All kinds of Rubbers and Rubber Boots. A complete line of Gent's Furnishings. ������E TAYLOR & GEORGE MACKENZIE AVENUE. Mail Orders Solicited and Promptly Attended To hutiumimumimiiuiimiiiiiu A"set of CUPS AND SAUCERS. from the Foley factory ln England, will suit you. SKATES. SKATES. SKATES. Hockey Skates BOURNE Q-EIEriElIE-i.A.Xj IsdZEE.O'HIA.lNr'TS.' Machinery for Goldfields. The second lot of machinery to be used on the Camborne group at Gold- fields was cleared tbrnugh the Nelson custom houseyesterday. The shipment consisted of water'wheel, dynamo and machine drills, and was forwarded on to Arrowhead the same evening en route for tho miue.���������Nelson Miner. NOTICE. Regular meeting of L. O. L. 1058, on Friday evening. Initiation and degrees work. All members are requested to attend and visiting brethren specially welcomed. E. MOSCROP . . . Sanitary Plumbing, Hot Water And Steam Heating, Gas Fitting- Second St., REVELSTOKE, B.C. learanoe Sale FURNITURE GOODS must, be sold nt cost in order to make room for another large car of Furniture, which will be here shortly, call and see if we can't arrange to supply you. Now is your opportunity to furnish cheap. REVELSTOKE FURNITURE CO'Y, ������������������������������������������������������@������������������������������������������������������#������������$a< Strongest In the World." fflf EQUITABLE UK ASSURANCE SOCIETY & 1* T TT A ���������VTP. TT T llll��������� The largest stock of the latest, WATCHES, Tfi������~ ?" CLOCKS, RINGS, SILVER WARE, CUT /"YflWl GLASS, FASHIONABLE JEWELRY, Etc. ij4.iiSli[' -. My many years' experience enables'me to buy ' (|vS|mJk\ .goods at the right prices, enabling me to /3wi2s> sell to the public at reasonable prices. fTT Jy^i JT. G-TJ-Y- BARBBE/. I \ WATCH REPAIRING A SPECIALTY. ^���������^)^^(|^(^)^al^a)(^_i)*^S(^)^P^__!.^P (|_������y(s_l2)(|^(!_ff) SIBBALD & FIELD, Notice to Delinquent Co-Owner. -To-.Tohn-T-.-Moorc-or-'.o-aa;cr.8-lo-*srhon_-he- " may hare transferred his Interests in lhe Gllman Fractional mineral claim, situate in the I-ardeau Mining Division. You are hereby notified thai I expended tne sum or one hundred and seven dollar-, and tlfty cents (H07.50) in ltibor and money on the beforementioned mineral claim, in order to hold said mineral claim under Section 24 of the Mineral Act; and it within ninety days (S<0) from thedate of this notice, you fail to contribute your proportion ol such expenditure, together witn all costs of advertising, y-ur interest in said mineral claim will become the property ol the nndcrsignod, under Section 4 o. an Act entitled" An Act to amend the Mineral Act, 1900." Dated at'comapll:., n. c., this loth day ol April, A. D��������� 1002. J03EPH BEST, Co-OWner. A-G-is-xsrrrs .Fors. Real Estate FINANCIAL-S Insurance COAL FOR SALE, C. P. R. TOWNSITE, MARA TOWNSITE. GERRARD TOWNSITE. CAMBORNE TOWNSITE, Canada. Permanent <5i Western Canada Mortgage Corporation. Equitable Savings Loan and Building Association. ("Imperial' Fire. Caledonian Fire. Atlas Fire. I Canadian Fire. Mercantile Fire. Northern Fire. -J Guardian-Fire. Manchester Fire. Great West Life. | Ocean, Accident and Guarantee- Confederation Life : {.Canadian Accident Assurance Co. Connecticut Fire HOUSES FOR SALE AND RENT. CONVEYANCING. J. D. SIBBALD, Notary Public. REVELSTOKE. B. C. CHAS. M. FIELD Corporation of the City of Revelstoke. Bargains in Boy's Suits. ���������150 Boy's Suits���������the latest and most stylish on' the market. These suits will be offered at prices that' will gti.i ran tee a ready sale. Come in and inspect the slock at C. B. Hume be Cn.V. SPRING TONICS Or Tone-Ups- '���������***������" To impart tone to , the system and dispel that languid feeling common in Spring. BLOOD PURIFIERS. NERVE TONICS. 8ARSAPARIILAS. Liver and Kidney Medicines to suit all classes and conditions. W. BEWS, Phm. B. Druggl-it ami'Stationer. . Bconn liloi.'-k, ' Telephone!*. By-Law Number A Bylaw to Raise the Sum of S7,000 for Street Purposes and Sidewalk*. WHEREAS It In deemed expedient to improve certain *.treet.i In the City of Kevelsuikt by grading, -travelling and ditching the sitma anil to construct sidewalks In and along certain of the street*!ol the laid city; AND WHEREAS It is expedient to borrow the sum of Seven Thousand Uollars for the purposes aloresaid; ,* SD WHEREAS the whole amount of rateable real property of the >afd city, according to the last revised assessmciit roll Is Six Hundred and Kilty-three Thousand Two Hundred and Seventy-one Dollars; AND WHERE *3 it *vill be requisite to ralsa. annually byspecia1 rate sufficient therefor the sum of Five Hundred and Forty-two Dollars and one cent for paying the said debt and interest thereon; NOW THEREFORE, the Municipal Council ol the Corporation ol the City of Revelstoke enacts as follow.*!'. 1. It shall be lawful for the Mayor of lhe Corporation of the City of I'.evelstolcc to borrow upon the credit of the said Corporation by way of debentures hereinafter mentioned from any person, persons, firm body or bodi-s corporate, who may be willing to advanct*. lha nan*.*" as a loan, a sum of money not exceeding in the whojd thi* sum of .Heven Thonsann'Doilars to ean������e"������|l miih sums so raised or received to be paid into the hand-i of tho Treasurer of the Corporation /or the purposes and with the objects hereinbefore recited. 2. It shall he lawful for the Mayor nf the said Corporation to cimse any number nf debentures to be made, executed nnd ixmic'l for such sum or sums as may be rer-uirril for the purpose and object aforesaid, not p*cri������ed . ..... ���������# o "lousani! of the interest and the signature to the interest couponB may be either written,printed, stamped qiMlt^g������pJicd;j__;i_^__^_^_^i^__;______ 4- Thc said debentures shall bear interest at live per centum per annum from the date thereof, which interest shall be payable semi-af nually at the ofllee of thc Molsons Dank, in Revelstoke aforesaid, in lawful money ot Canada, on the 10th day of May and 15th day of November respectively in each and every year durint! the currency thereof, and itshall be expressed in said debentures and coupons to be so payable. 5. Itshall be lawful for thc Mayor of thesaid Corporation to' negotiate and sell the said debentures, or any of them, for lc3s than par, and in no case shall the said debentures, or any ol them, be negotiated or sold for less than ninety-live per centum of thoir value, including the cost of negotiating and sale, brokerage and all other necessary expenses. G. The're shall be raised and levied In eaeh year during the currency of said debentures the sum of Three liundred and Fifty Dollars for the payment oil merest and One Hundred anil Mnety-two Dollars and one cent for payment of the said debt under the said debentures by a special rate sufficient therefor on all the rateable real property in the said Municipality. 7. .t shall be lawful for tho said Municlpol Council to repurchase any of said debentures upon such terms as may be agreed upon with ttie legal holder or holders thereof, either at the time ol saie or any subsequent time or limes, antl all debentures so repurchased shall forthwith be cancelled and destroyed and uo reissue of the debentures shall be made in consequence of such repnrcliftsc.- 8. The Hylaw shall take effect on the llith day ol May, A.D., 1902. Read a first time April 12th, 1902. Read a second time April 12th, 1902. J'.cad a third time April 12th, 1902. Received the assent of the Electors 1902. Rr:i;or*_iidorfid and linally passed aud adopted by the Couiii.il 1902, City Clerk Mayor Ing however the sum of Seven Thousand Dollars, each of thc debentures being of the denomination of One Thousand Dollars, nml all such debentures shall b" sealed with the Seal of the Corporation am| signed by Ihe Mayor thereof. .'I. Tha said debentures shall bear Iho .lata ai 1 ith May. A. P, 1902, nnd shall be made payable ln Twenty-live years from thc said date In lawful money of i.'anada, at tho oflice f thc Molsons Hank in licvelstoku aforesaid, wliich said place ol pavmont "hall be designated by said debentures and shall nave attached lo tlieni wujinni fo** (bv pavment of OF TH������3 XTIfcTITED STATES. Outstanding Assurance Dec. 31, 1001..SB 1,179,270,725 00 2i5,912;087 00 64,374,005 91 331,039,720 34. 259,910,678 28 ���������71,129,642 06' .27,714,621 42 President. J| Vice-President. # Manager. Distriot Agent. TAKE NOTICE that the above la a true copy of the proposed IJylaw upon which thc vote ot the .Municipality will lie taken at the Flre Hnll. Second Street, Revolst.ke, between the hours of eight o'clock in the forenoon and four o'clock In the afternoon on tbe Thirtieth rtayol April, A.n.,1902. C. E. SHAW, Clftik ot thn Municipal Council. ^Srf-^*-W The largest and best, selected stock from Winnipeg, to tbe Coast. Finest and best equipped Tailoring House in B.C. Only a made to* order garment can At properly and the leading good dressers in Bevelstoke have showered praises on Our Full Dress and Business Suits and Overcoats, which fit as naturally as the fleece on ths sheep. We fit pocket books aa well an their owners. Corporation of tfie pity pf Revelstoke 8������ALED TENDERS addressed to tbe undersigned and endorsed "Fire Alarm'' will be receive.} up to noon ou Friday, April 25th, for the placing iu ponitjpn pf about 20 (twenty) flrea|ariij poles, and the sfringipg ol alarm wires thereon. Tenders to state price p-ar pole. C. K. SHAW, City Clartc JJereUtflke, April 14th, 1!XK. " " ThAHCFnC To Order and Up-to-date I KUllJlKA'"The Best Fit in the City For thc Month of April a Choloe Lot For $5, worth $8 and $10. 8UIT8 TO ORDER - ' - - - S20 and S2B. We defy any firm to produce a more 'stylish or better fitting suit for the price. * LADIE8 COSTUMES. Choice of any cootum*' Material In the 8tore to Measure