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SATURDAY, JUNE 16, 1906\nNO. 47\nMEANS MUCH\nTO PHOENIX\nNew York Capitalists Secure Bond on Several\nMining Claims\nU Cnptftict Prove Up u Expected Smelt\nIng Wtrks of Larie CapKiiy Wlll\nbe Erected\n(Special to Tne Dally News)\nPhoenix, June 16.\u2014What is undoubtedly the most Important mining deal of\nthe year thus far In .the Boundary has\njust been negotiated by J. L. Martin, of\nPhoenix, by which a syndicate of New\nYork capitalists lake a bond on some\n\u25a0twenty well known mineral claims lu\nthis locality, and will proceed shortly to\nexploit them. The claims Included In tne\nbond are the well known Marshal group,\nth. Wont. cn>\u00bbP ud Forty group, an\nauos-eo. on ibe north side of the city,\nany partially adjoining the property\nowned by tbe Dominion Copper Co,, anu\nihe Oranby Consolidated.\nWalls the amount named in the bond\nia not made public, it ls understood that\nIt la In th. neighborhood of }225,ooo, tne\nterritory of the claims running over 700\nacres of mineralized property.\nMr. Martin made the deal Itirough 0.\nB. Dennis, of Spokane; who Is acting\non behalf of prominent men of fliianu-\nin New York city, and the statement Is\ngiven out that the combination is ac\nstrong financially as any now operating\nln this section.\nMr. Dennis also informs Mr. Martin\nthat, u soon as the operations shall justify It, the syndicate will secure a suitable smelter site for smelting works or\nhuge capacity, the plans and flnanclal\nstanding of the syndicate providing foi\nthis whenever it shall have been determined that the ore in sight will warrant\nsuch a step.\nTtie Marshall group Is one ot the best\nnkown group, of this camp, and Includes\nthe Marshall, Marshall fraction, Little\nBrown and little Annie properties. A\ngood deal of surface prospecting has been\ndone on tne group, as well as some abaft\nwork, and has shown up an Immense\nbody of copper ore, common to this section. Many attempts have been made\nln the past to secure the group, but without success up to the present.\nThe Monte group includes the Monte\nReco, the Big Monte, Monte Bravo and\nKeystone, while the Forty group Includes t number of claims that are\nknown to have great ledges of ore that\ncompetent mining men think will make\nlarge producers with adequate development\nThe first work to be.' undertaken on\ntb. properties will be thorough lenting\nby means of diamond drills and arrangement, to that and are now under way.\nMr. Martin has been quietly working on\nthe securing of the options on thes-i\nclalmB for several months, but on ac\ncount of the owners of .some of them being widely separated, lt has required\nlonger than'anticipated, tf lhe ulaluis\nprove up aa expected, lt wlll result In\nthe addition of another strong mining\noompany to those already in the Boundary Held, and Increase the payroll anil\noutput of thla .ectlon In no Inconsiderable degree.\n'\u2022 aCAROITY OP LABOR.\nMontreal Manufacturers Resort to\n\"Crimping\" to Get Men.\nMontreal, June IB.\u2014So short la the\nlocal market of ordinary laboring men\nthat manufacturer, and employment\nsondes are now accused of Inducing\nfiremen, sailors and others, under contract with vessels plying between Montreal and foreign ports, to desert\nThi. form of Inducement conies under\nthe head of \"crimping,\" and those concerned in such cases are liable to both\ntin. and Imprisonment, for it Is no light\nmatter under British law to Induce a\nullormtn to quit his lob.\nIt appears that almost trom the opening of the mason, steamships in port'\nhav. had difficulty in keeping their\nsailors and firemen, and on at least half\na dossil ships, desertions have been so\nfrequent that vessels were seriously\nhandicapped on putting to sea. .\nFLBBOHD THE EXPRESS COMPANY\nGet Rich Quick System Devised lly\nYoung New Yorker.\nNew York, June 15.\u2014Louis Grossman,\n19 yearB old, a helper on a wagon of the\nUnited States Express company, waa arrested today, charged with having devised and operated a system whereby\nhe and his brother William, robbed the\nexpress company of nearly 110,000 worth\nof foods. William waB also arrested.\nTh. police .liege that Louis would paste\nbogus label, over the original ones on\nlikely packages coming to his wagon,\nand would then ship them to Youngs-\ntown, Ohio, and that William Grossman\nwant then to receive them. Most of the\ngoods have been recovered. The\nbrothers were held Itt 11500 ball.\npolice's evidence, admitted the theft,\nsaying he was In great need of the cash\nat the time he committed the crime.\nThe prisoner was committed for trial,\nball being refused. The jewelry was\nrcovered.\n***************************\n\u2666 *\n\u2666 BAMBAATA IS DEAD \u2666\n\u2666 \u2666\n\u2666 Durban, Natal, June 15.\u2014It ls \u2666\n\u2666 now definitely known that the \u2666\n\u2666 rebel chief, Bambaata, the cause \u2666\n\u2666 of all the recent outbreaks, was *\n\u2666 killed ln the lighting which oo- \u2666\n\u2666 curred Jnue 10. His death had *\n\u2666 been previously reported and \u2666\n\u2666 denied but his body has . been \u2666\n\u2666 fully Identified. The revolt Is now \u2666\n\u2666 expected to speedily die out, \u2666\n\u2666 \u2666\nI THB MONEY\nLondon, June 16.\u2014Fred Landau, described as a doctor of medicine, who arrived from America three weeks ago,\nwas arrested today on th. charge of\n\u25a0U.llng *M00 worth ot jewelry and\nmoney from . room In the Langham\nhotel here. Landau, according to the\nFERNIE ISJLOURISHING\nCONTRACT POR NBW C. P. R. DEPOT HAS BEEN LET\nTHIRD CHARTERED BANK TO OPEN\nDOORS SHORTLY.\n(Special to The Dally News)\nFernle, June 15.\u2014As an indication of\nthe growing importance of ibis town the\nCanadian Pacific railway has let a contract to a local Arm of builders for the\nerection of a larger and more commodious station to accommodate the rapidly\nIncreasing passenger traffic over the\nCrow's Nest Pass. Settlers from the\nwestern states are arriving at an average of 26 per day over the Grsat Northern railway and make connection at this\npoint wtth the C. P. R. for Alberta and\nSaskatchewan, and station accommodation has lately been found quite inadequate. The completion of the new premises, which are to be commenced at ouce,\nwill fill a long felt want. The government have also found it necessary to\nappoint an immigration officer to look\nafter the Interests of the Incoming settlers.\nA. Mutz, manager of the Fart Steele\nBrewing Co., .eat.*., in \u00bb tow days for\nMilwaukee, and *.i* * 1-.1 to complete\nplans for the enla *-.*... .. ol the present\nbrewery and exi't-...- ,.**,- uiortly to\ndouble the capacity of his already large\nplant.\nJ. H. Marshall, cashier of the Crow's\nNest Coal Co., has resigned his position\nto accept the managership of the Fernle\nbranch of the Home Bank of Toronto,\nwhich expects to open its dors for business wltbln the next two weeks. This\nis the third chartered bank to establish\nan agency In the town.\nE. P. Miller, late colliery accountant of\nthe Ooal company at Michel, has been\npromoted to the position of cashier at\nthe head office of the company at Fernle.\nThe Kootenay Rifles are putting in a\nlot of hard work drilling just at present,\npreparatory to the inspection of the battalion by Inspector general lord Aylmer\non June 19. Thanks to the untiring efforts of captain McEvoy of No. 1 company, and captain Stork No. 2 company,\nably assisted by their officers and noncommissioned offices, the battalion is\nin excellent shape and should pass the\n;inspection With credit to themselves\nand the district. Lord Aylmer will be\naccompanied as far as Fernle by Col. J.\nO. Holmes, D.O.C.\t\nBANOEKS ARB INSI'ECTBD\nHighly Compliment ed by the 1iit.pect*,r-\nQeneral\u20148mok\u00ab*r \"Held\nThe annual inspection of No. i! company\nRocky Mountain Rangers came off very\ncreditably In the armory last evening, It\nbeing loo wet and muddy to have the pa-\nrude in the recreation grounds us at first\nIntended..\nAt s o'clock punctually, Inspector general\nlord Aylmer colonel Holmes D.O.C. or\nVictoria and major Eaton A.D.C. to lord\nAylmer entered the armory where captain\np. McL. Forin tn command had hts men\ndrawn up ln company formation. After\nreceiving a general salute the Inspector\ngeneral made un Inspection of the com*\npany examining their arms and accoutre*\nments clOBely. Then captain Forin was ordered to put his men through company\ndrill and later under lieutenant Stewart,\nthe tiring drill was practised.\nAfter the drill was over the inspector\ngeneral addresued the officers and men ot\nthe company very brleMy. -. First he gave\nthem Home good advice about keeping up\ntheir drill and holding together for the\ncommon cause. \"You make a very creditable showing Indeed,\" he said. \"1 am\nvery pleaHed at your appearance, at the\n,Ouo\nTotal -JtGO.OOO\nWADSWORTH AND ROOSEVELT\nDifference of Opinion Over Amendments\nTo Meat Inspection BUI.\nWashington, June 15.\u2014Chairman\nWadsworth, of the house committee of\nagriculture, tonight made public the\ncorrespondence between president Roosevelt and himself regarding Ihe meat inspection bill, prepared by the committee.\nThe president in his letter says that\nalmost every change in the house amendment was for the worse, as compared\nwith the senate amendment and in hts\njudment framed so as to minimize the\nchance of rooting out the evils in the\npacking business.\nln hia reply Mr. Wadsworth declared\nthe president Is \"very, very wrong,\" in\nhis estimate of the commltte bill, and\ncalls attention to provisions In the bill,\nand concludes with an expression of\nregret that the president should feel\njustified, by Inuendo at least, in impugning the Blnceritty and competency of a\ncommittee of the house of representatives.\n\"You have no warrant for it,\" says\nMr. Wadsworth, In closing.\nRETURNED UNOPPOSED\nLondon, June 16\u2014Former colonial secretary Lyttleton and sir Frederick Banbury,\nhnve been elected to thc house of commons, unopposed, for the vacancies In the\nrepresentation of St. George's and the city\nof London, respectively, caused by tho\nresignations of Henenge Legge and sir\nEdwurd Clark.\nLANOBVIN'S FUNERAL\nQuebec,June 15.\u2014The funeral of sir\nHector Langevln took place at the Basilica this morning, The remains were\naccompanied to the church by hundreds\nof old friends and admirers. Including\nlieutenant-governor Jette, sir Mackenzie\nBowell, premier Qouln and others.\nBIALYSTOK\nDISORDERS\nRioting Broke Oat Again\nYesterday and Crowds\nFired on Police\nPeasants Flocked in From Countryside to\nJoin in the Pillaging and Slaothter\nof the Unfortunate Jews\nVllna, June 15.\u2014An official account of\nthe disorders in Blalystok'! says: In\nview of the popular excitement in Blalystok, and especially after the murder of\nthe chief of police, the governor, foreseeing disorders on the accaslon of tbe\nreligious processions of June 14, took\nall measures in bis power foi* the maintenance of order. A battalion utid a\nhalf of Infantry and ^reral .s-.niidn.ns\nof cavalry were posted au necessary\npoints in the town. During-ifthe processions of the orthodox church and the\nCatholics in which enormous crowds\nfrom the country participated and which\nwere disturbed by roughs, shots were\nfired from several Jewish house. It is\nImpossible to state Uie number killed\nand wounded. The killed Included two\nchildren, who were carrying Images of\nSaints, and three women. Two bombs,\nwhich caused no damage, were thrown\n50 paces from the procession. These\ncriminal acts incited the peasants and\nworking people, wounding their religious\nfeelings, to assault persons fleeing from\nhouses from which shots were fired, and\nalso to attack other Jewish bouses. The\nIntervention of the troops ami the governor of Grodno resulted In the pogrom\n(outbreak) becoming (-unfilled to a narrow territory.\nThe governor reports that the disorders that occurred last evening broke\nout again this morning with renewed\nfury. Several bombs were thrown and\nthe crowd fired on police officials. Tbe\ntroops retaliated, using their swords,\nSt. Petersburg, June IR.\u2014disorder ls\nsaid to have broken out at Blalystok\nagain this afternoon with even greater\nfury than characterized Thursday's\nriots. No despatches have been received\ntonight from Blalystok, where the telegraph offlce Is closed, but seml-offlclal\nmessages from Grodno, report, that the\nexcesses were started again today by\nthe throwing of sevoral bombs. The\ncrowds, according to these despatches,\nthen opened flre on the police, which the\ntroops replied to, and there was a constant interchange of shots between Jews\nfrom their houses and the soldiers from\nthe streets.\nA mob of peasants armed with clubs,\netc., tound tlielr way Into the city and\nare now among tbe rtotess.\nWhen M. Schefftle's Interpellation\nwas presented this afternoon, the house\naccepted lt unanimously, with amendments making lt urgent and providing\nfor the despatch of a parliamentary\ncommlsslou to Blalystok. to Investigate\nthe afTalr. A series of speakers held\nthe government directly responsible for\nthe outbreak, declaring that tbe anti-\nJewish hatred of the Russian * masses\nwas fictitious, except when fomented by\ntbo authorities aud asserting that outbreaks never occurred except on their\nInvitation or with their counlvance.\nSt. Petersburg, June 1C\u2014The lower\nhouse of parliament received the government despatches today on tbe massacre at Blalystok.\nA committee of three has been named\nand are departing tonight for Blalystok\nni the hope tbat the presence of representatives of parliament will-check the\ndisorders and have a salutary effect on\nreactionary officials.\nAn official despatch from Blalystok\ntonight says the town bas been cordoned\nto prevent ingress of peasantry, who\nare rushing in from the country, attracted by the chances of pillage and rumors of danger to their co-rellgloniste.\n\" LEWIS AND GANS\nPut Up Fast Six Round Bout in Which\nNeither Scored Advantage.\nPhiladelphia, June 15.\u2014Harry Lewis,\nof this city, and Joe Uons fought a fast\nsix-round bout at the National Athletic\nclub tonight In which neither man had\nthe advantage. There was lots of action lu the early rounds, both men exhibiting far more clevernest* lu getting\naway from blows than u .-cllveriug\nthem. Lewis did his be*-**, work with\nhla left. When Gans see-dud -imposed to\nget in close quarters Lewm would -aaud\nhis left Into the negro's tace, and get\naway before the latter could retaliate.\nAlthough Gans put up a fast tight, he\nwas a little bit slower than he usually Is.\nIN THE INDIA RUBBER DISTRICT\nLondon, June 15.\u2014News his been received from major Powell Cotton's expedition, which left England eighteen\nmouths ago ou a journey from the Nile\nto the Zambesi, that at the end of March\nthe explorer and his wife were -t Mak-\naia, Congo Free State, in the heart of\nthe India rubber district.\nThe progress of the expedition created\nmuch unrest among the pigmy and other\nforest tribes, Mrs. Powell Cotton being\nthe flrst European women to penetrate\nthe Iturl basin. The camp was thronged\ndally with natives to see \"tha white\nwoman with the long hair.\" '\"\u25a0''\u25a0\nTba \u00abxplor\u00abra wen la good health and\nwere receiving every assistance from 1U\nauthorities.\nCOSTLY TEAM OF HORSEi\nJONES OF GRAND FORKS MUST PAY\nABIO BILL\nBUB-CONTRACT UBP O-V KETTLE\nVALLBY LINE iBXTl 9ION\n(Special te Tht Dally wa)\nGrand Fork*. Jun* 16-A an* t 9109 and\n9V-2 costs, or thro* month* In \u2022 provincial gaol a( Nelaon was tbe pcr-tlty imposed on the accused yesterday by police\nmagistrate Cochrane In tbe oase a* Rex\nvs. J. W. Jones. In addition to tbla tine\nand coats Mr, Jones will bave to pay tbe\nsum of |366, tbt apount first demanded by\ntbe diatoms department, living duty aad\npenalty imposed on a certain team or\nhorses brought Into Grand Forks eome\ntern weeks ago by Mr. Jones, tbt oustoms\nofficials claiming that Jenee had undervalued tbe berate. No cose tried here for\nseveral years has created tbe same local\nInterest as this one. It ls announced tbat\nMr. Jones will appeal from tbe decision\nof tht police magistrate to tbt .county\ncourt and If necessary wlll carry It to the\nsupreme court of Canada, E. Miller appeared for the prosecution while D, White-\naide acted for the defence.\nLouis Woodred, a well known railway\ncontractor, has been awarded the contract\nfor clearing the right of way and -building\nculverts for tbe first 16 mites of the Kettle\nValley line extension up the North Fork.\nHit wlll start on his contract at enct.\nThe old townalte ef Niagara, nine miles\nup the North Fork, Is about to enter upon\na new life and experience some activity\nat least during railway construction. There\nare three applicants for hotel Ucem-eH and\nlt ls stated that several large railway\ncamps will be established there.\nMrs. J. K. Dunlop and children left here\non a three months' visit to relatives in\nOntario yesterday.\nJ. A. Munson, an old time contractor\nIn the Boundary and u large property owner lu Grand Forks, who hus been engaged\nin u. railway contract on tht Cm-id Trunk\nPacific railway, near Winnipeg, Is in the\ncity and states that be wlll this fall dls-\nIKMte of his contracting outfit in Manitoba\nand return to Grand Forks to reside permanently.\nIN SEARCH OF DIAMONDS.\nSaid to Exist in Profusion on Island off\nAfrican Coast.\nLondon, June 15.\u2014An expedition is\ngoing out from England to seek diamonds on a mysterious Island somewhere oft the African coast The Island\nIs marked on tiie admiralty chart, but as\nfar as Ib known only one man has ever\nbrought Jewels therefrom. That man\nwaa captain R. Jones, a Welsh master\nmariner, wher died at Cape Town In 1897,\nand who just before his death showed\nsome diamonds to William Griffith, *\ndiamond expert Captain Jones satd the\ndiamonds came from a wonderful island off the coast of Africa, where they\nwere to be found lu rich profusion'. Mr.\nGriffith was aoie u ......e himself that\nlhe stones came from no known diamond mines, and valued them at -$7*..000.\nBefore he died Jones nanded Grlftith a\nmap showing the position of the Island.\nGriffith for some reason uiade no use ol\nthis Information for nine years, but now\na syndicate has been formed with a capital of 912C.0-JU u> exploit the new Treasure island. The directors, aiuoug whom\nls captain Frederick O. Jackson, the Arctic explorer, propose if aud when tbe\nIsland is discovered to float, a great\ncorporation to develop tbe mines.\nCLOU OF ASSEMBLY\nNo Definite A0,10* Taken Be Theological\nCollege at Kamloops\nLondon, nOt., June 3*~Rtv. Dr. McKul-\nlin presented tht report on the three now\nsynods of British Columbia and Yukon.\nAlberta and Saskatchewan at yesterdays\nmeeting of the Presbyterian general assembly. The boundaries will be coterminous with the provinces, and where presbyteries over run these, tho synods wlll\nsettle the debts. The moderator of British Columbia wlll continue ln offlce until\ntht next meeting of the synod ln May, IM?.\nAn overture from Kamloops relative to\nthe establishment ef a theological college\nIn British Columbia was renewed und a\ncommittee uppolnted to report next year.\nThe recommendations of the hymnal\ncommittee tbat the general assembly express Its gratification tf tht general excellence of the new version ot Psalms ln\nprepared by a Joint committee of American\nand Canadian churches, anil advised thai\ntbe work of the committee be continued\nWith tbe object of having tbe same perfected as far aa possible tn the light ot\ncriticisms and suggestions sent In by fie-\noperating churches, was adopted- Tht\nassembly then closed.\nIRELAND IS PROSPUMNO\nDeposits In Joint Stacks and Postoffloe\nSavings Banks Shew Big lnmtast\nDublin. June llV-ln a return Just issued\nby tht department of agriculture and technical Instruction for Ireland, some Interesting statistics concerning banking and\nrailways In Ireland are given.\nAccording to this tht dtp-wits and oosb\nbalances bl the banka at tht olose ot\nDecember, 1006, stood at 037,000,000, eje compared with 1330,000,000 In tbe oerrespending\nperiod ta tht year 1101. The amount of\ndeposits and cash balances which are compared by half yearn, show an increase ln\nDecember over the figures hi Junt.\nOn December IL last the estimated balances In tht postofflce savings bank In Ireland amounted to K0,ooo,\u00aboo, et compared\nwith W.OOO.OOO In l\u00bbi. The accumulation of\n'deposits In the postofflce savings bank\nshow a steady increase la taoh half year.\nIn each year since UH there hat been nn\nincrease and the balance in saving* bantu\non Dee. 31, im, was nearly trtbl\u00ab tlit\namount to the ertillt et tht dtptattera at\nthe clost ef tht ytar UK-the first year et\nwhich statistics art given. Tha total of\ntho balances In the -savings banka Is the\nhighest amount ef which there le a record.\nTht number of depositors hae more than\ntrebled In tht course et 20 years.\n\u25a0|..I>H^\u00bbW*W'W,M''M4-*-l<4i4\u00bb'l*\u00bbl4\n* FRESH QUAKES AT 'FRISCO *\n*r> San Francisco, June IS.\u2014Two\n\u25a0fr distinct earthquake shocks in\n* rapid succession were felt ln this\n* city and Oakland at 9.40 tonight\n\u2022h The movement seemed to be from\n* west to eaat and was several\n4* seconds la duration, No damage\n\u25a0S** Waa done.\nSaa Franoisoo, June lti.\u2014Two\n\u25a0tore alight earthquake shocks\nwere axperleBued at 1.36 this\nmorning.\ni } .11\u00bb1H- l-frH'M*-H*-!*-*-H*\nLORD* DAY OBSERVANCE\nDILL TO fifl *.* AKBN UP AGAIN ON\nll.ESDAY.\nSENATOR MCDONALD'S MOTION RE\nN. A. T. CO, WITHDRAWN\n(Special tt Tbt Dolly Newa)\nOttawa, June 15.\u2014The bills of the\nBrltlah American Assurance company\nand the Western Assurance company, to\nauthorize increase of capital because of\nlosses in the San Francisco Are, have\nbeen reported by a eommltttee of the\nhouse.\nThe Citizens' bank gets six months\nlonger to begin bustnesa\nThe Colonial bank, Winnipeg, with\nan authorized capital of 93,000,0*0 haa\nbeen reported.\nThe Sunday Observance hill will be;\ntaken up on Tuesday next. There have\nbeen rumors going around the corridors that it would not be proceeded with\nthis session. These, however, art contradicted.\nIn the senate yesterday Mr. McDonald\n(B. C), moved for a statement containing tbe names of the persons composing\nthe North Atlantis Trading company.\nHe could see no reason for secrecy In\nthis matter. The expenditure of tbe\npeople's money was involved. Witnesses\nhad refused to answer questions before\nthe committee of the house, and had been\nsustained ln their refusal by the government supporters. He believed that the\ngovernment had nothing to do with the\nformation of the North Atlantic Trading company, hut that lt had been arranged by Messrs. Preston and Smart,\nwith the knowledge of Mr. Slfton. He\nthought the government and the liberal\nmembers of partllament regretted the\ncontract having been entered Into. He\ndoubted If the company was an honest\none and favored tbe names of the people\ncomposing tt betng given, no matter\nwhat the consequence* were to the Individuals.\nHon. Mr. Bcott eald that tt waa always\nwith the greatest difficulty tbat. Immigration had been obtained from continental Europe. The oonscrlptlon policy\nof the military countries had always\nmade Indirect methods of Immigration\nwork necessary. Difficulties existed today. He had just reoeived a cable from\nNorway, stating that a man had been\narrested there, on the charge of Inducing a party of 76 people to leave Norway and go to work for some enterprising manufacturer In the maritime provinces.\nAfter eome further dlecunsUn Mr. lie-\nDonald withdrew his motion.\ncmuiicH UNION\nMethodist eLader Buloglzee Work of the\nPresbyterian Brethren\nToronto, June 15-At the annual meeting\nof the Toronto Methodist conference yesterday, Rev. Dr. Carman,, general superintendent' )ot the Methodlai) church In\nCanada, speaking ot church union said:\n\"I admire tht statesmanlike course of our\nPresbyterian brethren. They have sent out\nto their people a simple statement of the\nfacts of the caaa, to let tht people ma*\nture their judgment In tht matter. That\nsuits me entirely. I think our Preebyterlnh\nbrethren did tht good and right thing.\"\nTbt speaker deprecated anything like\nrush or hurry ln tht matter, and aald he\nwould be very sorry to see Methodists\nslacken their diligence or efforts ln anticipation of what might be.\nVAUDEVILLE COMB1N13\nNew York, June 15\u2014The announcement\nwas madt hero tonight of tht combine or\npractically all the vaudeville Interests In\nthecountry with one or two exception!*,\nAll the managers In tha newly formed\norganization have signed an agrttmtnt\nwhereby mutual prottotlon la guaranteed\nto all In tbt future, \"Invasions of each\nother's territory Is prohibited. Xht new\narrabgemtnt gooa Into effect Btpt. 1 next.\na. t. r. otuir-r slbvatori\nWinnipeg, June ift-N. Bawlf, gtntroi\nmanager of tht Orand Trunk Pacific Terminal Elevator company, atattd toslght\nthat the Intention of his company -was te\nbuild terminal elevators at Pert William\nand Tlssln, en Georgian Say, eaoh having\na capacity of 3,500,030 bushels, anrt costing\nupwards ef three-quarters ef * million\ndollars.\nHOBBS CHARGED WITH PERJURY.\nNew York, June 15.*\u2014David Hobbs, a\nformer customs Inspector of the O. p. R.,\narrested here June 7, was arraigned betore U. 3. commissioner Alexander today charged with perjury by ths Brttlih\nconsul genera), sir Percy Sanderson. The\nease was adjourned till Juae 37.\nLOOKING FOR\nOUTSIDE AID\nRussian Government Now\nFearful of Uprising in\nWestern Provinces\nAppeal to bf Made to Germany aid Aw-\nlata ror A-iisiance-PeuaBts Dally\nBecomii-g More Aggressive\nLondon, June 16.\u2014Tbe Dally News'\nSt Petersburg -jorreapondeut, telegraphing at 12,26 today, says it ls rumored\nthat the government ls negotiating with\nGermany and Auetro-Hungary for Joint\naotlon in case tbere is an uprising In\nher western provinces, and tbat grand\nduke Vladimir's visit to Berlin Is connected wtth this matter.\nSt Petersburg, June IS.\u2014The newspaper of the duma reports that several\not the ministers, including MM. Btlchla*\nsky, Rudlger and Stolypin, have deter-\nmined to raise at the cabinet meeting tomorrow the question of the inadviaabU-\nHy of continuing premier Goremykln's\npolicy of ln action, declaring that the\nsituation now Is comparable to that preceding the outbreak of last October and\ndemands u firm and energetic policy.\nThe news from Warsaw today Illustrates the prevalence of anarchy and\ngives but slight hope of tbe abolition of\nmartial law and the death penalty. The\nrecord today includes the murder of a\nsergeant of police and a patrolman\nthe attempt on the life of a policeman\nln the post and an attack on passing patrols by three men driving an equlppage.\nThe police rounded up three men supposed to have done the killing, one of\nwhom was killed, and one wounded.\nAt Kutais an attempt waa made today\nto assassinate tbe Judge of the district\ncoart. Tbe judge was only slightly\nwounded, bit a passerby was mortally\nhart\nfit. Petersburg, June 13.\u2014The press ls\nunanimous tn Its profound pessimism\nover yesterday's events.\nMoscow, June 15.\u2014The agitation\namong the workmen here Is general and\nthe strike Is In full progress. Largely\nattended metiitgs of a revolutionary\ncharacter are held nightly In the industrial sections, and big demonstrations\nare made ln front of the prleons. In\nthe resolutions adopted support Is pledged to parliament only so long as lt per-\nsits In its flght against the bureaucracy.\nTula, Stropean Russia. June IE.\u2014The\nflour mills and grain warehouses ars\nburning here.\nTyer Russia, Juue 15.\u2014Ths Cossscks\nand dragoons have been despatched to\n(two districts near here where the pennants, losing patlsnce at the Inaction of\nparliament, are taklug possession of the\nland.\nMohlley, Russia, Juue lfi.\u2014The proprietor of an estate lu thla violnlty, whu\nrefused to distribute his land to tin peasants, hss been killed.\nNovgorod, Russia. Juns li-JseraiiU\nproprietors of estate* ln this pi*vlui*\"\u00bb\nhave beeu beaten and driven off by lhe\npeasants.\nSURGEON SUICIDES\nVanoouver, June IB.\u2014Dr. Richard, surgeon on the O. P. R. Australian steamer\nMlowera, was found dead ln the surgery\nthis afternoon, having shot himself. He\nhad put the revolver to his mouth, tbo\nbullet coming out at the top of his head.\nDr. Richard was from Winnipeg, where\na sister lives, and where he formerly had\na practice. He was to have left yesterday aftornoon on a trip to Winnipeg.\nHe had Veen missing since noes yesterday.\nBROTHIER TO BE DEPORTED.\nSeattle, June 15.\u2014Dealre Brothier, who\nwas arrested ln Seattle on Tuesday at\nthe request of the police of Victoria, B.\nC, WaB given a hearing before a special\nboard of Inquiry at the lmmlgratnlon department >'\u2022.\u00abterday, and ordered to be\ndeported. Bruthler gave notice of appeal\nfrom the decision to the secretary of\ncommerce and labor at Washington.\nPending bis appeal Brothier will be\nconfined In the detention shed at Port\nTownsend.\nBESSIE OWENS ACQUITTED.\nKanoi-a. Ont, June l&.\u2014Th* trial of\nBessie Owens, accused of attempted\nmurder in the red light dlstrlot soma\ntime ago, proceeded at the aeslzaa hers\ntoday and a verdict ot not guilty was re-\nVtCTORY FOR BRITAIN\nLondon, June 15.\u2014In the singles for\nthe Dwlght F. Davis International tennis eup S. H. Smith, British, li-ot Raymond D . Little, American. In three\nstraight seta. Scores were 84, M, and\nH\t\niINOBNDIART r \u25a0 tfORJL\nBrantford, Ont, J'.u* 15.\u2014Two Bo-\nman Catholic ohurobss ltd a pTlrat*\ndwelling war* est on firs by *^n Unknown lnssdnlary yestorday. Much\ndamage was dona to tbe dwelling\n fttS DAILY Stmt, NELBOft, B. C, SA-iCRDA*, JUNE 16. 1B06\nmil- \u2014im-viini-n i \u25a0 i \u25a0 \u25a0___ ____ ______________\n19 ww\"\nTHE HUDSON'S BAY CO.\nSpring Poems and\nMaple Syrup\nThese \u00abre bow in season, but whilst\nthe product ot the spring poet is usually\nBat and tasteless, the pure product ol the\nSUGAR MAPLE TREE\nis healthy and dellclously toothsome.\nSo much adulterated stuff ls on the market now, that we feel proud to be ln a\nposition to offer\nPure Maple Syrup\n\u00a3 specially made (or ua ln the Province of\nm Quebec. The drat shipment direct from\n* the Habitant's Camp in the sugar bush\n3, has Just arrived.\n* Our Price is $150 per reputed gallon tin\nJf Secure a tin betore lt all goes.\noSSSseMeSeS * **************\nI\nImperial Bank of Canada\nHEAD OFFICE: TORONTO;\nCAPITAL PAID UP tt,M0,0M\nD. R. WILKIB, Prealdent.\nRH3HRVB FUND $3,900,000\nROBERT JAFFRAY, Vice-President\nBranches'in British Columbia\nARROWHEAD, CRANBROOK, QOLDKN, NBLSON, RUVBUTOD,\nTROUT LAKB, VANCOUVBR, VICTORIA.\nP\nSAVINGS DEPARTMENT\n- Dejwtlta received ul Internet allowed at enrreit ratea tram fata \u00ab\n\u2022Haiti aeeout aid ttaUttt halt-yearly.\nNelson Branch J. M. Lay, Manager\nVhe Canadian Bank of\nCommerce\nCapital Paid up, 810,000,000.\nHost 84,500,000\nHEAD OFFICE: TORONTO.\nB. E. WALKER, Qeneral Manager. ALEX. LAIRD, Asst Oen'l Manager\nBRANOHES THROUGHOUT CANADA AND IN\nTHE UNITED STATES AND ENGLAND\nBANKING- BT MAIL\nBusiness may be transacted by mail with any branch of the Bank. Accounts\nmay be opened, and deposits made or withdrawn by mall. Every auentlon\nis paid to out-of-town accounts.\nJ. L. BUCHAN, Manager, NELSON BRANCH.\nWE HAVE FOR SALE\n100 Dominion Copper SJ-3.50\nlooo Eureka Copper 10\nSO American De Forest J2.00\nr,00 Denura Mines 0711\n'KM International Coal 60\n1000 Nicola Coal 6\n26 Canadian Marconi for .... \"\"T>.o.i\n1000 Kootenay Coal for $36.00\n6000 Lardeau Mines for 1100.00\n2000 White Bear for J100.00\n2500 Sollivan for Jloo.oo\n6000 Deer Trail Con. for jloo.oo\nSHARP & IRVINE\nDrawer 10B\nNelson, B. C.\nBROKERS\nRooms 305-6. Peyton Block\nSpokane, Wash.\nTHE DAILY NEWS\n,-\u2022\u2022 -*-i*M at Neiton Every Moraine, Bx-\notpt Monday by\nP. J. DBANB\nSUBSCRIPTION RATEB\nV.-alJy, per year K.00\nRally, per month .U\nAH t-utMcrlptlom payable In *____________\nTHB OPPOSITION'S WORK\nOn several occaslous recently attention\nIms* been directed to the peculiar course\npursued by the opposition at Ottawa\n-luring Uie present session of parliament.\nit is quite evident that the leaders of\nihe i-onservatlve party, realising that\nthey could not successfully assail the\ngeneral administration of the liberal\ngovernment, decided to devote this session to a systematic attack upon the de-\nimrtment of the interior, over which\nClifford Sifton presided up to about a\nyear ago, in an endeavor to persuade\nitie country that back of the brilliant\n-achievements of Slfton's department,\nwas a mass of scandalous transactions.\nThe attack has been pushed with great\n\u25a0vigor, If with very little discretion, for\nweeks pnst, and what has been the result?\nIn no slnglo particular have the opposition succeeded la making good a\ncharge of maladministration or corruption. The effect of their attacks has\nbeen simply to compel Mr. Slfton and\nWs supporters to discuss the whole sub-\nject of administration of public lands,\ntimber, etc., and as each point has heen\ntaken up the utter lack of foundation for\ncharges levelled against the department\nhas been exposed and opposition speakers bave been compelled either to retract or. at least, to change the topic\nwtth remarkable haste and unanimity.\nSo futile have been the assaults upon\nthe department of the interior and Mr.\nSlfton, and the shafls of the enemy have\nbeen aimed partialiarly at the ex-minister, that even news papers opposed to\nthe government have been forced to recognize the weakness of this campaign\nof slander. We find so bitter a critic of\nthe liberal government as the Toronto\nNews, a paper that has been relentless\nfn its pusutt of Mr. Slfton, at this stage\nof the game compelled by the irresist-\nable evidence of the facts to express an\nentirely new appreciation of Mr, Slfton\nand of his work as minister of the Interior. It is worth quoting, in part, what\ntho NewB has to say in this regard, for\nno one can accuse that paper of being\nprejudiced in favor of any member or\nthe Laurler administration, save, perhaps, the new minister of justice.\nIn the courae of a long article upon\n\"Slfton and his Critics,\" the Newa. says:\n\"It does seem to us that, whatever his\nfaults may be, Mr. Slfton has a genius\nfor public affairs, that his administration of the department of the Interior\nwas distinguished by courage, foresight,\nand sagacity, and that no other man has\nlaid bis hand upon the west with such\ncertain knowledge of local conditions\nand tendencies and with such ability\nwisely to direct Its settlement and development _ But both for bis own sake\nROYAL BANK OF CANADA\nTOTAL ASaBTS, 1*6,373,676\nHEAD OFFICE: HALIFAX, N. S.\nCapital .$3,000,000 Reserve Fund S3.437.162\nSAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT\niM-unta ot inns ud Individuals opened on the moat favorable Unu.\nThirteen Branches In British Columbia.\nBpecial attention to out ot town business.\nT. B. KENNY, President, Halltax, fl. L. PEASE Qeneral Manager, Montreal\nA. W. HYNDMAN. Kumier NELSON BRANCH.\nShelter Supplies\nFME BRICK\nP1RIE CLAY\nTANK PLATE\nWIRE ROPti\nCOTTON WASTE\nPIPE\nPIPE FITTINGS\nPIPE FITTERS' TOOLS\nBAR IRON AND STEEL\nPAOKINO\u2014All kinds.\nWood-Vallanoe Hardware Co., Limited.\nWHOLESALE! NELSON HUT.\nRIVERSIDE\n10-Acre Blocks\nAt from $50 to $100 per acre on reasonable terms. Good soil, Land\npartly cleared. Eighteen miles from Nelson, opposite Omlet Hotel\nat Procter. Postofflce, Telegraph and Railway station within short\ndistance. Apply to\nREAL ESTATE AGENT\nNELSON, B.C,\nT. G. PROCTER\nAflfl \u25a0\u25a0 Should see our\nUlTICe Men Everyday File\nIt is for putting letters and papers In that you want to keep on your desk\nfor a lime. Instead ot the papers helng Uttered over your desk leaving you no\nroom to work, they are in the hie, out of the way. Being indexed, any paper\nwanted can bo picked out Instantly without having to hunt through a pile of\nother papers. Indexed Alphabetically, 70c. Indexed Numerically, 85c.\nW. G. THOMSON ^tefcndState\nTHE REAL TEST\nOf Herplclde !\u25a0 U Gtflas It a Thorough Trial.\nThere la only one teat by which to\nJudge ot the efficiency of any article\nami that le by lea ability tu do thnt\nwhich It Ir intended to do. Many hair\nvigors may look nice and smell nice,\nbut tlie point is\u2014do they eradicate Dandruff and stop falling hair?\nNo, they do not, but Herplclde does,\nbecause It goes to the rout of the nvll\nand kill-* thf: germ that attack* tlie\npapilla from whence the hulr gets Un\nlife.\nLetters from prominent people everywhere ure dally proving Uiat Newbro's\nHerplclde fltanda the \"teat of tine.\"\nIt Ij* a delightful dre-ifllng. clear, puro\nand free from oil or grease,\nSold by li-adliu* druggists. Send u>.\\ in\nttutnpH for --ample to The Herplclde Co.,\n\u25a0jt-m-it. Mich.\nCANADA, DRUG A BOOK COMFAKY,\nSpecial Agentl. K.W.U. \\una\nand for the sake of those who admire\nhi.s ability, and desire to have aa much\nconfidence ln his Integrity as they have\nin his capacity, he should not always despise the whispering gallery, and should\nunderstand that it Is necessary to hold\nthe faith of the people In order to get\na full return for all tbe talents he devotes to the public service. Throughout\nall his public career Mr. Slfton has had\nstrong friends and relentless enemies.\nMore than once he has had to win his\nbattle by sheer, bard fighting. If It be\ntrue that he bas great faults It .is also\ntrue that he has great virtues and tbat\nhe has done fine public service. If it be\nnot true that he has great faults, then,\nIndeed, he has been greatly traduced and\nmisrepresented. He has beyond question\nthe temper of a statesman and very exceptional ability,, and he Is, therefore,\n-without excuse If be allows aspersions\nupon bis public work and motives to go\nunanswered or descends to practices\nwhich in the end must destroy his own\npublic character, break the spirit of bis\nparty, and dishonor the country.\"\nEDITORIAL NOTES\nNo stronger proof of the excellence of\nthe work done by tbe department of the\nInterior under the guidance of Clifford\nSlfton can be desired than a review of\nconditions now prevalent In the west,\nWe publish today an article that appeared In the Toronto Globe, written hy\na special correspondent, which deals exhaustively with the wonderful expansion\nof railroad construction ln the west.\nThis Increase In transportation facilities\nhas been necessitated hy the settlement\nof the prairie lands, Every one known\ntbat to the aggressive policy Inaugurated\nby Clifford Slfton lt due ths \u25a0ettlement\n-L,\nof the west and every one, who will be\nfair in the matter, knows that this settlement is the biggest stroke of good\nfortune that has come to Canada since\nconfederation. British Columbians are\nspecially Interested in the seulemeut of\n\u25a0the prairie provinces. There will he\nfound markeis for our lumber, lead and\nfruits. A policy that necessitates the ex-\n'penditure of -fl00,000.00u on railroad\nconstruction on the pan of the big railroad corporations is a policy that must\nmake for the betterment uf industrial\nconditions throughout the dominion.\nHon. H. It. \u25a0Emmerson. minister of\nrailways and canals, wus able Ui make\nthe gratifying announcement in the\nhouse tbe other duy tlmt the deficit of\n$82,000 which was reported In the Intercolonial railway account for the tun\nmonths ending tho 80th of April had by\nthe operations of tlie month of May been\nwiped out, and that he anticipated a\nsubstantial surplus on the year's business when the account was closed at\nthe end of the month. He added the encouraging Intimation that this result\nhad not been attained by starving the\nroad, but that the Bervlce had been maintained In accordance with the requirements of the public. Furthermore, he\nexpressed satisfaction that -the reductions ln working expenses which had\nbeen effected were not temporary, but\nwould continue tn future years .\nANOTHER BIO SUCCESS\nPollardB oivn a Capital Performance or\nA Gaiety dirt-Double mil Today\nYesterday was military day In Nelson\nand li seemed unite tiling that a military\nmualcal comedy should be presented at the\nopera house last evening. Thc bill wns A\nGaiety Olrl and It was In capable handH.\nfor tbe Pollards scored the hit of the week.\nIt Heemed as though thc parts Uttcd the\nvarious little actors better than In their\nprevlouB efforts nnd Iho large audience\nlast night got ten laushs to the minute,\nnnd all voted It the best yt-t.\nThc song hits were more numerous thnn\non other nights und the little singers appeared to be over the effcctH of the colds\nfrom which they had heen suffering In\nthe curlier pnrt of the week. Hoy Smith\nexcelled hlmnelf last night and although a\nlittle hoarse- It was easy to see that the\nlad hns nn excellent voice. Ills solo\ni'Caiise I Ain't Got no uso for Sleep,\"\nfollowed up Teddy Macnamara'-* \"Please\nOo Way and tiel Me Sleep,*' and they received many encores, the nudlonce never\nseeming to get enough. Teddy carried oit\nall honors nn a comedian nnd Ids Scotch\nrig out wus simply a \"pench.\" A certain well' known public official of Nelson,\nwho comes from Atild Scotia was In the\naudience Inst night and several persons\nWere concerned for * his safety when he\ngot to laughing at Teddy's Highland Fling.\n'Mies May Fraser as Adithn and MIm\nSome New Arrivals\nWe have just received some new goods that will delight the hearts of\nthe women of Nelson. Drop in today and look at them. We have\nthe latest style Peter Pan Shirt Waist; Suits in White and Colored\nLinen, White Organdie, and Batiste. Also a fine line of the new\nFritzie Sheff Skirts\u2014something new and the very latest, style.\nThe Butterick July Patterns have arrived.\nWe take subscriptions for Tbe Delineator for 25c for 3 months or $1 per year\nFred Irvine Sj Co.\nI believe MINARD'S LINIMENT will\ncure every case ot Diphtheria.\nRlverdale MRS. REUBEN BAKER.\nI believe MINARD'S LINIMENT will\nproduce growth of hair.\nMRS. CHAS. ANDERSON.\nStanley, P.E.I.\nI believe MINARD'S LINIMENT la the\nbest household remedy on earth.\nMATTHIAS FOLEY*\nOil City, Ont\nIrene Findlay as captain Charlie took\nmore serious roles und .shared the honors\nof the evening. Jack Pollard made --iiU*.*\na hit with hla song **Saly.-'\nThe compuny will conclude its engagement today and lt has been very successful here. Crowded houses have greeted\nthem every night and It Is expected that\nit will continue again at the two performances today. This afternoon A Gaiety\nOlrl wlll bu repeated and tonight the company wlll bid Nelsonltes farewell with\nLady Slavey*- or An American Millionaire.\nPROGRESS OP V., V. ft E.\nConstruction to Begin Weat of Keremeos This Month.\nJ. H. Kennedy, chief engineer of the\nV., V ft E. conBtructiou, waa in Princeton last Monday inspecting survey work\nand conferring with his staff here, says\nthe Similkameen Star. He expects that\nconstruction will actually begin w.est ot\nKeremeos this month. Grading is almost completed between Midway and\nOrovllle.\nTrain loads of steel rails are arriving\nat Midway every day and are stacked lu\nthe yeard. which Is rapidly filling with\nmaterial for bridges and trestles to be\nput in place as the track reaches the\npoint where they are to he used. All\nbridge timbers and castings are fitted at\nMidway by a gang of nierchan.es and\nthen sent on to their destination where\na steam derrick car places them in the\nstructure. The tracklaying machine has\nbegun laying steel on side tracks about\nMidway and will be laying on the main\nline west first of next week. Barring accidents and unexpected delays rolling\nstock will he In Orovllle not later than\nAugust. ^ emt-W-M\nAbout 2000 graders with contractor-*\nwill soon be ready to move forward to\nnew contracts presumably west of Keremeos.\nLICENCES GRANTED\nYmir Commissioners Granted All llul\n\u2022 One Application Yesterday.\nLicence commlsslonera J. G. Dewa;\nand J. A. Kelly of the Ymir license district held a meeting at the provincial\npolice office here yesterday morning at\n11 o'clock and passed upon the 15 pending applications for licences, the list of\nwhich was published yesterday.\nWith the exception of the Blanchard\nhotel at Salmo all the licences applied\nfor wero granted. The Blauchard application was adjourned until the next\nmeeting of the commissioners, lu order\nthat changes should he completed.\nAn objection was made by a rancher\nto granting a licence to the Kootenay\nFalls hotel at Slocan but after enquiring\ninto the matter and upon hearing what\nthe chief licence inspector had to report., the commlsslonera granted the application.\nProvincial constable C. W. Young was\nin attendance representing the chief licence inspector, W. H. Bullock-Webster,\nwho waa at Ferguson attending the\nmeeting of the Ainsworth licensing board\nthere last night.\nNOVA SCOTIA ELECTIONS\nNo (.rent Interest Taken In the Contest\u2014\nComplete List of Candidates\nHalifax, June lb-Very little Interest Is\nbeing taken In the coming provincial election** on lhe 'iOlh, the candidates bolng\nabout the only persons ou the move. Hh\nthis elty the committee rooms on both sides\nare deserted.\nFollowing is a complete list of the cun-\ndldatesi\nGovernment' Candidates, Liberals\u2014Annapolis, 3. A. Bancroft, O. T. Daniel*;\nAntlguiilnli. Hon. C. P. Chisholm, F, R.\nTrotter; Colchester, B. F, Pearson, W.\nDavison Hill; Cumberland, Hon. \\V. T.\nPipe, E. B. Paul; Cape Breton, A. S.\nKendall, -M.D., N. P. GUI la; l-%l*y, Hon\nA. H. Corneal), a. m. tiiduey; Ouyaboro,\nWilliam Whitman, J. b\\ Ellis ,M.D,| Hall-\nfax, Hon. David McPherson, deorgo E.\nFaulkner, Robert Emmet Finn; Hants,\nArthur Drysdule, F. P. MettetTey; Inverness, Jarnus Macdonald, M. J. Doucet,\nD. MuuLuchlan, 11. C. Sluchu, M.D.;\nKings, Hon. H. H. Wlckwlre, Brenton H.\nHodge; Lunenburg, C. M. Mader, 11. A.\nMarch, M.D.; Plctou, Hon. George Patterson, Robert M. Mucgregor, Robert Mackay; Queens, Hon. E. M. Fnrrell, C. F.\nCooper; Richmond, M. Joyce, C, p. Bls-\nsett, M.D.j Shelburno, M. H. Nlckersou,\nRobert Irwin; Victoria, Hon. George H.\nMurray, John G. Morrison; Yarmouth, lti\nS. Leblaiic, B. H. Armstrong.\nOpposition Candidates, Concervatlves\u2014\nAnnapolls, A. L. Davidson, Alfred Whitman; Cape Breton, H. R. Butts, J. W.\nMaddln; Cumberland, Daniel Macleod, O.\nF. Jamieson; Colchester, John McClenve,\nJohn Suckling; Guyttboro, a. R. Ulltln,\nG. A. R. Rowlings; Halifax, Dr. G. M.\nSTOP THE WASTE\nEvery day that you put off placing a piano within reach of yonr\nchildren le another day thrown Into life's waste-basket, for these golden\nmoments lost in the matter of acquiring an education can never be regained. How much would YOU give today to bring back the days of lost\nopportunities? TALKING ABOUT A PIANO will not put one Into your\nhome, nor make the proverbial \"next year\" the one of peace and plenty.\nLIVE TODAY\nGive to your family the piano they hare wished for so long. A little\ncash down and a trifle each month will soon make you its proud owner,\nand your 'home a sunnier and happier one. CALL AND SEE US ANO\nOUR PIANOS. P. O. Box 615, Nelson, B. C.\nMason & Biseh Piano Company, Ltd.\nNELSON B. C\nOLDEST, LAJMJEST and STRONGEST '\nHand Bags\nlatest styles\u2014have them in real leather\nWe have a fine assortJ\nment of the OCCtSj\nup\nJ. J. WALKER\nJeweler and Optician\nWe have the best facilities in the Kootenays for |\nsupplying\nCured Meats\nduring the summer weather. Wholesale and retail.\nWrite for price list.\nP. BURNS & CO.\nNelson, B.O. and Branches.\nCampbell, w. F, O'Connor, XV. M. Scdfe-\nWlokftl Hants, E. A. O'Brien. C. S. Wilt-ox; Invornoiji-*, lion, Daniel MueNelll, 1).\nCharles McMlllliV; J-unentiurg, dipt. U.\nLarder, Dr. a. s. Marnhnllj Plctou, J.\nM.'l.uiin*.. Ocorga E. Munro. c. E. Tanner! Queens, J. 13. Hughes, J. c;. Pleklo;\nrtlchmoml, Capt. F. Landry'; Blu-lhurnc,\nNelnon R. Craig, l>r. C. T. Lock wood; Victoria, Dr. J. h. Bethune, Duncan &toI3on-\niikt; Yarmouth, ituymoiul D'Hmrt-tnoiu, M,\nPerrln.\nCAMBORNE MINING D1CAI-.\nScout Group Likely' to Be Taken Mold of\nBy Cincinnati Capitalists.\n(Special to The Dally News)\n\"Cranbrook, June 15.\u2014John LeaBk, who\nis Interested in the celebrated Scout\nttrmip of silver lead claims on Goal.\nMountain near Camborne, reports that\nineie ls more than a prospect of a sale\nbeing effected on the property on which\nquite a deal of work has been done. Geo.\nGoldsmith, Mr. Leask's partner, went\ncast during the past winter -and succeeded ln interesting Cincinnati capital In\nthe enterprise. Angus W. Mlshaw, and\nhis mining .expert W. J. J. Smith, are\nnow, or have very recently been, on the\nground. It Is correct to say that Mr.\nSmith is satisfied with the appearance\nof the property which is one of the best\nin the Camborne section. H-s slates that\nif the assays are satisfactory the deal\nwill go through and development will\nbegin at once. Mr. Leask has no doubt\nbul. the assays will be all that the prospective purchasers desire.\nThe Cranbrook public are congratulating Mr. Leask on the prospect of the\ndeal being accomplished, and It may he\nsafely said thai, there is not a soul in\nthis locality who would begrudge Mr.\nLeask every measure of success which\nhis universal popularity deserves. The\nmore that comes his way In this, or any\nother matter ln which he has an Interest, lhe better pleased the public would\nhe. He Is one of the very few ln Cranbrook who keep the miner's lamp of\nhope1 burning no matter how the wind\nblows.\n' NO EFFECT ON C.P.R. STOCK\nWhon J. J. HIU tlrnt announced his Canadian plnns the nuws foil very hat as far\nC.P.R. stocks was concenu'd. And no\nscare hns since developed. The New York\nAmerican mentions a circumstance thnt\nhas been very generally commented upon\nwhen tt says:\n\"The Htrength of Canadian Pacific In\nthe face of Jnmea J. Hill's .ambitious plana\nfor the Invasion of Canada Is considered\nremarkable. The stock hangs within live\npoints of the highest price at whloh \u00bb\never aold.\" <\nSEASONS CHANGE\nand so do stylei* In hosiery. In Utpland\nwomen wear hosiery that ladles of our\ntown would turn up their noses at. W\u00bb\ndon't blnme them ns we would too, tmuglna\na Lapland -woman with a beautiful pair\nOF UP TO DATE HOSE\nof the class we've opened up, and Invite\nyou to see and buy. They are beautiful\nto look at and- only one quarter what they\nought to be as to price. Buy some.\nCORSETS\u2014See our new summer Corsets.\nFARASOLS-Qet your Parasol now. -\nKERR A CO.\nStandard Patterns New Cash fltor\u00bb\nRANCHES\nA snap If taken st once: 120 ncres of\nfine fruit Ian', near Coitlet-ar, on the\nrailroad. Address P. O. box SM. Roa.lanil.\nWANTED-Waltress at the Hotal Strathcona. \u00ab\"-**\nAND\nCITY PROPERTY\nFOR SALE\nFin, Uh *rjd Acoldint Im-i-mm\nR. J. Steel\nPollard's Lilliputian Opera Co.\nTODAY\nMatinee 3 p.m.\n\"A Gaiety Girl\"\nTONIGHT\nLast Appearance.\n\"A Lady Slavey\"\nUsual Prices. Beats on sale at Ruthin\nfords, _ -\u25a0-\n Wf nn '\n\u25a0Ml\nyeQ\n%______***___*___ ymmmm\ntHB OAiXit ftJRWBi mSLBOH, B. 0., SAVCKDAt. JUNE 16, 1908\nia isfe\nLight weight\nSummer Suitings.\nThere are Fit-Reform garments for\nevery whim of the thermometer.\nBeautiful Scotch Tweeds\u2014Irish\nHome8pun-r---''West of England\"\nSerges\u2014and English Flannels.\nA quartette of fabrics that have\nsummer comfort in every thread.\n\"A hundred and one\" different effects\n\u2014in all the new summer styles.\n$15.00 up.\nEmory\nNelson, 8.C.\nf\n~\nmr\nFOaoft\nnshine\nmace\n\u25a0TTg\n\"^^vS^* The grates in the\niV\\A \"Sunshine\" consist of\ntwo pairs (4 bars), with\nshort bulldog teeth, and\nare operated by two different shakers\nIf any part burns out it can easily be removed\nby simply taking out a pin, and replaced without\ngetting an entirely new set.\nIt's a real comfort to have so many simple features\nin your furnace\u2014means constant ease nnd economy.\nSold by all enterprising dealers. Booklet free.\nLONDON.\nTORONTO.\nmontreal,\nwinnipeg,\nvancouvbr\nst. john:\nhamilton.\nThe Wood-Vallance tiardware Co., Sole Agents\nBest Mining Machinery\nHead Offiw\nMontreal\nOoncenfcfttors. masters, melton-, stamps,\ngold and silver mills, gyratory rock and Branch\nore-breakera, hoisting engines, air com- Unison\npressors, -rock drills, electric motors and neison\ngenerators.\nAllis- Chalmers -Bullock\nC'MBOfflE'S BIG MINES\nEXCELLENT RESULTS OBTAINED\nFROM THE EVA.\nNEW MANAGEMENT FOR GOLDFINCH-SILVER DOLLAR\n(Camborne Miner)\nTlie clean-up at tbe Eva mine and\nmill took place at the Eva mill oa tihe\nnrst of the month and resulted ln a\ngold brick valued at $5800 and concentrates estimated at $400 making a grand\ntotat or $6200.\nThis is the most valuable clean up\nlhat has takeri place since the mill resumed operations In January, 1906, after\n-a period of idleness caused by -the outside works at the mine being destroyed\nby forest fire,. -*\nWe doubt If any similar proposition\nto the Eva with a ten stamp mill haa\nattained such gratifying results and it\nis a source of pleasure to Carabornites\nto learn that the banner property, of the\ncamp is proving up ao successfully. The\n\u25a0Eva has now to Its credit $123,623 produced ln 25 months of operation. During this time It bu been, for the great\ner part, under the direction of lhe present management consisting of A. H.\nGracey, superintendent, W. *G. Martin,\nmine foreman, and J. T. Vogler, mill\nforeman, and to these gentlemen great\ncredit Is due for the excellent results\nthat have been accomplished. The mill\nla now closed ln order that repairs may\nbe effected to the pipe line which will Incompleted shortly when tho mill will\nagain resume its profitable occupation.\nArrangements have been completed\nwith the Rand Drill Co., through their\nrepresentative R. P. Williams, for the\nImmediate delivery of ono side of a fifteen drill compressor, which will probably arrive here In about tii> days. Improvements that will greatly increase\nthe crushing capacity of the mill wlll\nshortly be added and for the purpose of\ninvestigating a new procesi- of crushing\nquartz, tbe manager, A. II. Gracey has\nbeen authorized to journey to California\nand examine similar plants that are In\noperation there. The new process consists of slow motion rolls and when used\nin conjunction with the present mill of\nthe iEva wilt enable the dally output to\nbe more than trebled. The Installation\nof the new process will be far cheaper\nthan Installing additional slumps while\nthe running expenses will be hut little\nmore than la required by the mill now\nin operation. Mr. Gracey will leave ln\na few tiays to look into the matter.\nJohn B. Curtis of Calumet, Mich., secretary of the Camborne Mining Co., and\nLeonard Leigh of the same place, arrived in town the flrat of the week to look,\nover the Goldfinch, and make arrangements for the resumption of work on the\nproperty. Tenders are now being invited for the erection of the cabins that\nwere destroyed by forest fire in 1904, and\nmining will be commenced as soon as the\ncabins are ready for occupation.\nMr. Leigh, who will have charge of\nthe property, Ib a practical miner of\nmany years experience, having been at\nthe Tread well mine tn Alaska for seven\nyears, and was for a long period on the\nRand In South Africa. He knows quartz\nmining from A to Z, and It Is safe to sajr\nthat under his guidance the Goldfinch'\nwill render a good account of itself. Mr.\n-Leigh intends to thoroughly demonstrate the property hy underground development, and when sufficient ore Is\nblocked out he will repair the damaged\ntram and commence milling ope^itlons.\nThe Goldfinch bears a good reputation\nand haa yielded several thousands of\ndollars In gold from ore taken from the\nsurface.\nAnother car of milling machinery has\narrived at Beaton for the Silver Dollar\nand Is being hauled to Camborne. About\nthree quarters of the air pipe haa been\ntaken up to the mill. The concerte\nfoundation for the compressor wlll be\ncompleted very soon, while it is .expected that the right of way for the aerial\ntram will be finished In about four days.\nThe contract for the aerial tram will\nbe awarded to the successful tenderer\non the 15th instant\nS L Williams, foreman at the Mammoth states that the Lead which was discovered two weeks ago, some 400 feet\nabove the present workings, Is about one\nfoot in width and haa been stripped for\na distance of about 100 feet and found\nto contain an excellent grade of ore. Mr.\nWilliams reports work to be progressing\nfavorably. t .\nThe contractors at the Beatrice have\nreturned to the property to resume operations after spending a few days in town.\nIt is satd that a large body of high-grade\nsilver-lead ore has been tapped in the\nIntermediate tunnel.\nCory Menhinick and Gus Sandham\nhave gone to the Nelsoa group on Scott\ncreek to perform development work.\nDO THE PUBLIC WANT PURE FOOD\n(From the Montreal Star)\nHow far are the public themselves to\nblame If they get foodstuff doctored up to\nlook nice? A manufacturer. In speaking\nto u New York reporter the other day,\nBald of the doctored meat* and colored\nvegetables, \"That's the kind of stuff you\nwant. Unless I 1U it up In that way. you\nwon't buy it.\" There is a modicum or\ntruth in his remark. As Barnum uaed to\nassert, the people love a cheerful humbug.\nIt was perhaps a little startling to read\nfn the recently published report of the\ndominion food Inspection that the marmalades and confections of a house, whose\nname is found in every land, were arti-\ntlolttlly colored. Vet such command larger\nand more ready sale In Montreal than\nthose of a small looal concern which the\nsamo report pronounced absolutely pure.\nThis Is not because people prefrr aniline\ndye lit the duller bloom of nature tn their\nfoods, but because they like tho appearance of the artificial\nIt Is asserted that canned tomatoes or\ntomato catsup, artificially colored command a higher price than If untouched\nwith the brush of art. Beautiful\/ tinted\ngreen peas, not unncqualnted with sul-\nphute of copper, are more sought for than\nthe more neutral tinted article which\ndwells alone. Those who have, even In a\nsmall way done anything In pickling of\nment know how certain chemlcalB\u2014possibly harmless If not used In excess-will\nImpart thnt ruddy glow so pleasing to the\neye, where the meat Innocent of all but\nsalt will be swarthy companioned.\nPerhaps one of the most .striking In-\nHtnnces. showing how the public unwittingly demand adulteration, Is disclosed\nIn a recent dally consular report published at Washington. The California oner-\nrlt's without the artificial blush could not\ncompete with the French product. Then\n<*onnii)-general Skinner of Marseilles, reports thnt ho has Inquiries from California dinners for Information as to how the\n(French \"glace*' preserved cherrleB ere\ndyed. \"We could Increase our sales many\nfold If we could cotor our cherries artl-\nllclnlly as they do In France,\" wrote one\n.California enquirer. The consul answered\nthat the French unripe cherries nre bleached with sulphurous acid, and then dyed\nwith an aniline color called \"rose nnuv-\neau.\" It Is only fair to say that the consul\nalso reports that the dye used Is authorized by the French pure food law and is\nprobably harmless.\nThe curious part of it Is that the French\ncherries, although labeled art artificially\ncolored, outsell the home product In the\nUnited States, simply because they possess\n\"a beautiful deep color.\" This goes to\nprove that the people don't read tho labels\nvery carefully, and sprinkle temptation In\nthe pathway of the mlghtbe honest home\nmanufacturer. While the public demand\n\"art\" ns well as science In the manufacture of their food, and will 'pay more for\nfancy ornamentation than for beauty unadorned, they are likely to gel what they\nwant* vVW\nCIVIC HOLIDAY AT CRANBROOK\n\".{\u2022Special to The Dully News)\nCranbrook, June 15-The mayor nnd council proclaimed Thursday n civic holiday.\nAll the Htores wen* closed as If It wero\na Sunday, and there was a complete no-\n'nc-> of the life and visible activity or\n-.16 city. A special excursion train took\na large number of passengers to the fes*.\ntlvnl at Elko where all manner of sports\nwere provided. The Cranbrook band nc-\ncompanled tho excursionists. Those who\ndid not go to Elko deem to havo availed\nthemselves of the conveyances from the\nlivery stables for a trip to the Falls or\nPerry creek, and other points of interest\nIn the locality. There would appear to be\nno special reason for having the Hth of\nJune a holiday, except that It waa a con.\nvon I ont dny from a business point or\nview. It waa a success of a most marked\ncharacter. If one can judge by the extreme\ni-nlcl which prevailed.\nH\u00abp MinartTt Uqinmt-t tn tht Hwm\nUNKNOWN FRIENDS\nThere are many people who have used\nChamberlain's Collo, Cholera and Diarrhoea\nCLARK'S\nCorned Beef\nIs just fine Corned Beef\n\u2014boneless and wasteless\nand very tasty. With\nClark's Corned Beef in\nthe honse an appetizing\nmeal is ready-to-serve at\nGin Pills Cure Kidney\nTroubles.\nOR YOUR MONEY BACK.\nRead this letter from Mra, GargiU,\nHas it not the Hug of truth? Does it\nnot describe your own sufferings ? And\ndoes it not point the way to quick relief? '\n\" For three years I suffered more\nthan I can tell with terrible pains in\nthe small of my back. When I stooped\nover, it seemed as though I would never\nbe able to straighten up. I tried Kidney\nPills fur a year and a half, but was getting worse all tht- time, until advised by\nmy neighbor to try \"Gin Pills,\" as\nshe had been almost similarly ulTected,\nand had been completely cured by them.\nI took three boxes of Gin Pills, and\nalmost from Ihe first dose I begun to feel\nbetter. Now I am pleased to say I can\ndo as good a day's work as ever in my\nlife without feeling tired out. Before\ngetting Gin Pills I had to have a girl\nto do my housework, but now I can do\nit all myself, including thc washing. I\nwill always recommend Giu Pills for\nkidney trouble.\n\"Mrs. Garoixi., Winnipeg, Man.\"\nDon't suffer the agonizing tortures of\nKidney Trouble. Don't let it run into\ndreaded Blight's Disease. Cure yourself\nnow with Gin Pills\u2014the pills that\ncure. Sold at all druggists on a positive\nguarantee that they cure or you get\nyour money back. 50c box\u20146 for $2.50.\nIf you will write asking for it and tell\nus the paper in which you sawthiswewill\nsend you a trial box of Giu Pills absolutely free. The Bole Drug Co., Winnipeg.\nWilson's\nFLY\nPADS\nTHB ONLV\nTHING THAT\nKILLS THEM ALL\nAVOID POOR IMITATIONS.\nSold hy sll Druggists and General Stores\nand hy malL\nTEN CENTS PERPACKET rROM\nARCHDALE WILSON\nHAMILTON, ONT. .\nASSAY\u00a3R\nD. W. WIDDOWSON, CHEMIST AND AS\nlayer. Nelson. B. C.-Uold, sliver, Leao\nor Copper, JI each; (Jold-Sllver, 51.mi\nBllver-I.ead, II.M; Zinc. VI; Golo.Stlver\nwith Lead or Copper, VIM Samples ar-\nriving by -*press or mall wlll recelv*\nprompt attention. P.O. Drawer, uw;\nPhons A 6..\t\nBOAT BUILDER\nB. L. LINDSAY, Builder of and Dealer u\nBoat, aad launches Phong At.\nCOAL TAR\nPitch, Paints and Creosote\nWe are the only producer!\nof coal tar In the Kootenays. Write ub for prices.\nNelson Coke and Gas Co'y\nRemedy with splendid results, but wbo are\nunknown because they havo hesitated to\ngive n testimonial of their experience for\npublication. These people, however, aro\nnone the less friends of tho remedy. They\nhave done much toward making lt n household word by their personal recommendations to friends and neighbors. It ls a\ngood medicine to huvo in tho house nnd Is\nwidely known for its euros of diarrhoea\nond all forms of bowel trouble. For sale\nby all drugglBts and dealers.\nSpraying materials and- lnfl6ctlclt.es ror\nboth nntmnl uml vegetable kingdom. Canada Drug A Book company.\nWe guarantee the absolute purity of\nevery drug nnd chemical handled by us.\nCanada Drug A Book company.\nLAKEVIEW\nHOTEL\nCorner Ban \u2014et *\u2014aoa Street.\nTwo blocks trom Oils Wharf, torn be.\nlallar a dar house la Wm,\nm chinmb \u00abirps-oTsm\nAugust Thomas\nPROniI*\u00bbOR\nROYAL HOTEL\nTl&hhlFiBMrthl U\nMK\u00bb. Wll. KOBBB-n, Propr*trss\u00bb\nThe beet nasals tut een be ptevidee I\nhla market, oooked me-*t the tupetvie\nton of tbe proprietress, no ii a tawiM*\"\nousrsr.\nmoe airy room, nemhy turn.gnu; utter guests, ,\nThe beat wlnei, Uquscs and etgar* ee.\nee obtained at Uie bar.\nTERMS: fl AND fl-W PBR VAX\nTOR. BTANLEY AND WLICA WRjtirTH\n Can peaa the At**-\nCLUB HOTEL\nThe Big Schoo*** r of Beer\nor Half and Bali\n10c\nThe only gloss of good beer ln Nelsoa\nHotel accommodation second to none 1*\nBritish Columbia, Rates $1 per day. Bpe*\natal rates to monthly boarders.\nOORNER STANLEY A SILICA STREETS\nSHERBROOKE\nHOUSE\nNBLSON, B. C.\nOne minute's walk from C.P.R. station\nCuisine unexcelled: 93. rooms, well beetM\nand ventilated. Baths ln sou \"\nRATES-fl per day.\nJ. BOYER\nPROPRIETOR\nJU3T LOOK AT THIS\n\"The No Place Inn\"\nUP-TO-DATE BAR\nOnly the best of everything on hand.\nOriginal and only maker of \u25a0'SCiOtcn\nPunch.\" an absolutely gilt-edged drink.\nFree and easy every night. Drop in ano\nBee. If you take Scotch Punch, you win\nnot need lunch.\nIt's easy enough to be pleased,\nWhen life flows by like a song\nBut the man worth while,\nls tlie man who will sing,\nWhen he drinks at \"No Place Inn.\"\nARCHIE F. REID, Proprietor.\nM QUEEN'S HOTEL\nBAKhTB. nun\nUR* \u25a0. C. CLARK*, Pr i-lstr**-*,\nIUTEB II PHH !\u25a0..(.\nharg* and oomfortaWs -.-^drooa-A *\ntlrst clash dining rouai. (sampm rwsm\noommnrelal mam\nVladden House SKJK\nDo yon need a somfsrtaMt- hosneT It -h\ntry the Madden Houae. WeU iura]\u00abne#\nrooma lighted by sleeUldty; flrat ilar\nboard. In the bar joe wlll And aU -\nbefit dome-jtio and Imported llquora *\ncigara.\n1-ROM.Afl UADDBN. ftm-rlsta-\nWalker House\nTORONTO, ONT.\nCuisine unexcelled. Two hundred wei\n\u2022renUlated, steam-heated bedrooms, a num\nbor wltb baths. British Columbia, 8a* mu\nohewan. Alberta patronage specially at\nlloited. Strict attention to l-.ules and thill\nren. P.;**<*s 12 to 13 per day.\nGEO. WRIGHT A CO., Prop.\nLate of Brandon and winnipN\nf. M BAYNH, Manager.\nWaldorf Hotel\nYMIR, B.C.\nHeadquarters for Mining and Commercial men.\nMost comfort*'--\" hotel In the Distr.\nSample rooms in connection.\nGEO. COLEMAN, Prop.\nBAETLETT HOUSI\n(Fersierlj Cltl*M Hoist)\nTks but lu* per day kouu la Mslso.\nNan. but wait, help \u2022tsslor.d. Tka tat\nIs tiai-tat\nfl.W. BARTLETT - Pre\nWHEN IN\nGRAND FORKS\nPUT UP AT\nHOTEL PROVENCE\nThe headquarter* for tourist*. Sausraa-\ntlon guaranteed.\nFMIT, T,4*R-^N7t-tt*-> nf NclMml T)TOOrtf\u00abtOT\nKootenay CoffeeCo'y\nWe nre receiving another\nshipment of\nCHOICE\nTEAS\nWe can suit you in quality\nand pi ice\nInspection arcl trial\nsolicited\nKootenay Coffee Co'y\nTRUNKS AND\nSUITCASES\nI have tlie largest nnd most complete\nlino of TRUNKS, SUIT CASES and\nBAGS In Nelson.\nThese are pure leather goods and will\nstand the hardest of usage.\nJ. M. LUDWIG\nHARNESS ond SADDLERY.\nGEO. M. GUNN\nWARD STREET NEAR POSTOFFICh:\nManufacturer of anil denier In Men's Fine\nFootwear, Repairing promptly done.\nMOTTO-Llvo and let live.\nFLOUR^DFEED\nWe have opened a Flour and\nFeed store next door to the\nKootenay Coffee Co., Baker st.\nOur leader will he the famous\nWyhourn Flour made from No.\n1 Hard Wheat,\nLAURIE & SON\nPhone 244.\nIT'S EASY ENOUGH TO OBT OOOD\nButter\nif you know just where you can depend\non what you get.\nI am acqualntel wtth reliable farmers\nwho constantly furnish me with butter of\na quality that never varies. It's always\ngood. Price today Is\n30c per 1 lb. Brick\nJoy's Cash Grocery\nF. M. CHADBOURN\n\u25a0VjINING OPERATOR\nMines examined and reported on\nThoruuyl* Knowledge of Kootenay Mines.\nOre Sampling Witnessed\nnelson, b. c.\nS. S. FOWLER\nMINING ENGINEER\nNELSON, B.O.\nLadies' and Gent's\nDress and Working\nBOOTS and SHOES\nMade to order on short notice\nAil grades of leather and first class workmanship. Material and workmanship\nguaranteed. Repairing quickly and neatly\ndone.\nMall orders receive prompt attention.\nTHE SHOE SHOP\nHALL ST. NELSON\nFREDERIC S. CLEMENTS\nCIVIL ENGINEER\nDOMINION AND PROVINCIAL hANU\nSURVEYOR\nAsont for obtaining Crown Grants, min.\nsurveying, etc.\nRoom 16, K.W.C. Block\nP o Ro* 1 We-son. Rt\nPHOTOGRAPHS\nAND PIOTURE FRAMING\nQUEEN'8 STUDIO\nBnnlight Borp li hetter thin other soaps,\nbat ti but wt m aud In the Sunlight way.\nBay Bnnlight ftoup and follow dlrutlou.\nJOSEPH RYAN\nRANCH AND FRUIT LANDS, IRON\nORB, COAL LANDS\nFor A Good Roast or\nTender Steak\nRing up Phone No. 5\nWrmt KontPinav Bntober On.\n\u25a0\"Ml\n(WAV.\n90-Day Summer\nExcursions\nGOOD GOING\nJune 23,25 July 2,3\nAni- 7,8.9 Sept. 8,10\nNo tickets limited after October 31st\nWinnipeg, St. Paul, Minneapolis\nDuluth and Fort William |G2.60\nChicago |6'.tt\u00bb\nDenver and Colorado Springs ....|56.0O\nKnlghls of Pythias New Orisons,\nLa., Oct. 15-22 |77,8g\nSelling dates Oct. 7-8, limit Nov. 16.\nOdd Follows, Toronto, Ont., Sept\n\"5-22 $76.68\nSelling dates Sept. 8, 9, 10, limit\nNov. 30.\nApplv for low rates via rail and tb*\nOreat Lakea to Eastern Canada.\nH. B. DOUGLAS,\nCity Passenger Agent\nS. O. YERKES,\nA. O. P. A., S\u00abtU\u00ab.\nCANADIAN\nPacific\nRAILWAY\n90 Day Round Trip\nExcursions\nEast\n$52.50\nWINNIPEG\nDULUTH\nPT. ARTHUR\nST. PAUL\nThrough Excursion\nRates\nTORONTO MONTREAL\nMARITIME PROVINCES\nNEW YORK NEW BNQLAND\nOn Application.\nDates of Sale\nJune 4, 6, 7, 23, 25\nJuly 2, 3; Aug. 7, 8, 9; Sept, 8, lt\nTickets subject to usual variations at\nroute and include meals and berth oil\nCanadian Pacific steamers on Oreat\nLakes. Full particulars from\nJ. S. CARTER, D.P.A., Nelson.\nFOR SALE\nLot and seven roomed house\nCentral location, $1100; small cash payment, balance on easy terms.\ngeo. g. McLaren\n* * w ti. m\/vnte\n1-00 Million Feet Standing Timber\nBox m Cranbrook, B.C.\nSAMUEL A. WYE\nBOATING ENGINEER\nand\nPLUMBINQ\nFlnit dais healing planta and modern\nsanitary appliances. Twenty yeara' experience,\nnone in, open houm Bin., v.o. Bog *a\nAtlantic S.S. Sailings\n(St Lawrence Bailings)\nCan. Pac. Koyal Mall Steamers \u2022\nti C'.-ui*i*.*...i1..Jun\u00ab3i'ii. Manitoba..June 14\nEm. Li ri tii li*... J una 83Em, Ireland..July 1\nALLAN LINE\nVlrgltilu.ii ...Juno i-Victorian ....Jun* tt\nTunisian ....June I*-Ionian June 31\nDOMINION LINB\nDominion ...Juiiu DCunada Juns at\nBouthwark .June lt>Kensington ..Juns h)\nATLANTIC TBAN8POHT UN*\nMfr-iibu Juue it>-Mlnneapolia.,Juas tt\nAMERICAN LINB\nSt. 1'iiui ....juns lONew York ..Juns a\nRED BTAR LINE\n-<\u25a0.\u25a0*\u25a0'\u25a0;\u25a0 mi Juno .i'.'iiliiiid Juns \u25a0\nCUNAitD LINE\nLaronla ......June jaCarmanla ....July I\nWHITE HTAR LlAK\nMajestic June UCedrlc Juns \u00bb\n, KHENt-H LINE\nLa louraincjune HLa Lorraine.,July \u2022\n,. , HAMHUKU AMERICAN\nK. Augusto Victoria Juns M\nDcutachiand junt \u25a0_\nv , ^.\".S.\u2122 GEBMAN LLOYJJ\nKalacr -Wllhelm II TVT....Juns \u00bb\nKronprinss Wllhelm July \u00bb\nAll contliR'niai ratea and sailings on application. If you are coiitenipiaUliK takiac\nan ocean voyage drop u\u00ab a line and w*\nwill be pleaaed to furnish you with tuu\nInformation promptly *\nJ-S- CARTER W. P. F. CUMMINtW,\nD.P.A.. Nelwn. Qen. Agt.. WlnnlD-S-W\nNOTICE\nIn llio mutter ot t>ie B. C. standard JOB-\nlne Compony, Limited.\nNOTICE Is hereby given that tbe ortdltora\npt the above _&_,___ company ara rSiulr-\n\u00ab1. on or botore the 30th day if JunaTuw.\nto send their names und addressesT\u00abJd toi\nparticulars ot their Osbts or claims IM\nhe nature o( the s*\u00abr,-le\u00bb, It ST UM\nby them, und the name* t\u00a3d address*, or\ntheir solicitors, It any. to Sssrxe P Plsiir\nof Nelson. 11.C, liquidator af tie aald company, and. It so required by notice In writing from the said liquidator, are by their\nsolicitors, lo coir.e and prove their SSM\ndolus or claims at such time and place M\nshall be specified In such notice, or In default thereof they will be excluded from\nthe beneflt of any distribution made beror*\nsuch debts are proved.\nDated this 15th day of May, 1906.\n... ,R- M- MACDONALD ,\nMara Block. Baiter street, Nelsoa, B.C.*\nSolicitor to the above named liquidator.\nCorporation of tbe City of\nCOURT OF REVISION\nNOTICE 1s hereby given that tht Ont Sitting of ttov annual Court of Kevlsta \u00abr\nthe municipality 0f the City of Nelson-sC'\nbe held In tV Council Chamber of the Cltr\nHall, Nelson \u00abn Wednesday, the 37th dayof June nt 10 run,, for the purpose of hearing comi^aints against the asseeansot for\ntlie yen F99, and for revising e** #\u2022*\u2022*\u2022-.\nreeling \u2022 t --anw-Hment roll.\nVT, E. WASSON, CMy Olttmh\nNelson, ft J., May tt, 1WI. ' ^\n\u25a0\n ami\na^jgiiBCg\ntin DAiiit saws, nahtott, n. o., satcrdav, junk te, ibos\nmww\u00bb\nThe best Canadian wheat, the\ncleanest and most modern mills,\nthe most skilled flour-makers and\nthe most thorough purifying process\nknown to milling, all combine to\ngive\nRoyal Household Flour\nthose baking qualities which make it\nthe choice of discriminating housewives everywhere. Cheaper flours\ncost you more in the end. Give\nRoyal Household a fair trial and\nyou will never go back to other\nbrands. If your grocer hasn't it,\nhe will get it for you if you insist.\n\"Ogilvie's Book for a Cook,\" contains 1*0\npages of excellent recipes, some never published\nbefore. Your grocer cm tell you how tu tet\nit FREE.\nOgilvie Floor Mills Co., Ltd.\nt MONTREAL.\nFor Every Man-\n\"Plastic Form\" Clothes are for\nevery man.\nThe large, stout man\u2014short\nstout man \u2014 \"big\" man \u2014 ttll\nslim man\u2014slender man\u2014man\nwith sloping shoulders\u2014all can\nbe fitted just as faultlessly in\n\"Plastic Form\" Clothes, as if\nthey went to the best custom\ntailor in Canada.\nVv'hen you choose\n\"Plastic Form\" Clothes\nyou see exactly how the Suits and Top Coats\nlook ON you\u2014and how you look IN THEM.\nLT- You get the EFFECT of the GARMENT\u2014\nnot of a yard or two of cloth.\nAll the new styles\u2014in dozens of elegant patterns\u2014\nire ready for your choosing. \"\nPlastic Form Parlors, - Nelson\nM. NEWITT & CO.. Sole Rflenls\nW. G. GILLETT\nOONTRACTOR AND BUILDER\n\u25a0OU A.GBNT FOR THI PORTO IUCO LUMBER CO.. Ltd., aUtall Tu*\n-Bonfh and iteami lumber, turned work ud Mukett, Coast Ut*.\n-aaa shlulM, sub. aad Mott. Cement, brick and lime tor ult. Auta-\naatle grinder. Ter* aad Faetorj Vernon stnet, eaat ot Baa\nP. 0. Box Ml l-elephoat, 111 Neleoa, E 0,\nBOILERS.\nHORIZONTAL TUBULAR\nVERTICAL TUBULAR\nLOCOMOTIVE TYPES\nALL SIZES\nAll Boilers built to pass B. C. Inspection ,\nHigh Pressure Tubular Boilers trom 80 to 260 h. p. a Special.*.\nWrit for Bulletin 118. I\nThe Jenckes Machine Co., \\-*-***\nBBITIBH COLUMBIA OSTICBS. ROSSLAND AND VANOOTTOBl\nWorka and Bead Oltlce: SHDRBROOK1I, QOT.\nbomh LUMBER DRMSBD\nA. Q. LAMBERT A 00.\nARMED TRUCE PREVAILS\nTHIRTY JEWS WBRE KILLED IN\nTHB OUTBREAK AT BIALYSTOK\nGENERAL ANTI-SEMITIC RIOTING\nNOW ANTICIPATED.\nBlalystok, Russia, June 15.\u2014So far as\ncan be ascertained, 30 Jews were killed\nduring yesterday's outbreak here. The\nhospitals are filled with wounded, but it\nis impossible to ascertain the correct\nnumber of casualties, as many of the injured are hidden In private houses.\nAll the Jews' shops on the four principal strets were sacked.\nMilitary and police patrols now guard\n.the streets, and no civilians are allowed to leave their houses. A sort of\narmed truce has been established pending the complete restoration of order.\nWhen the Associated Press correspondent arrived here at 4 o'clock this\nmorning tbe city was lu possession of\nsoldiers of the Vladimir regiment. The\nstreets and railroad stations were occupied by the military, and entrance\ninto the town was prohibited. The population was greatly excited, and the\nJews were terror-stricken, but there was\nno resumption of fighting up to noon.\nAccording to the information obtainable, the attacks on the Jews were provoked by tbe throwing of a bomb into a\nreligious procession yesterday, which\nwounded a priest who was at the head of\nthe procession and several of his assistants. This aroused the Christians, and\nalthough the perpetrators of the outrage\nwere unknown, the responsibility was\npromptly placed on the Jews. A mob\nwas soon formed, aud for several hours\nravaged the Jewish quarters, pillaging\nthe shops and hunting down and beat-\nlag the occupants. About 20 persons\nwere killed and 80 were woumled. The\nJews concealed themselves in cellars\nand atticH in order to escape the fury of\nthe mob, and many fled from tbe city.\nSt Petersburg, June 16.\u2014M. Shofflle,\na Jewish member ot the lower house,\ncalled on M. Stolyhln, the minister of\nthe interior, today, regarding the anti-\nJewish outbreak at Blalystok. He was\ninformed by the aide-de-camp tbat order\nhad been restored, and that about ten\npersons had been killed, but the ministry had no information as to the number\nof wounded. Subsequently M. Shefftle\nand his colleagues drafted interpellations for presentation in the lower house\ncalling attention to the affair, expressing the fear that lt is the beginning of\na widespread attack on the Jews, and\ndemanding to know what action the government had taken ln the matter and\nwhat measures are being taken to prevent the destruction of the lives anil property of Jews throughout the empire.\nTORONTO MAN FOR BISHOP\nRev. Charles Scaddlng Elected Bishop\nFor Diocese of Oregon.\nChicago, June 15.\u2014The Rev. Charles\nScaddlng, of Lagrange, Illinois, who was\nelected bishop of the Protestant Episcopal diocese of Oregon last night, was\nseen at his residence in Lagrange early\ntoday. He said: \"I cannot, say positively whether I will accept the position.\nI have been here for ton years and\nhave become greatly attached to Chicago, and to my church in Lagrange;\nhowever, the election is a great honor\nfrom my point of view.\" The Rev. Mr.\nScaddlng was born in Toronto in 1862\nand waa graduated from Trinity college\nIn that city. His first charge was St.\nGeorge, New York.\t\nAiK for Minard's and lt\\* no other\nTHE VERY BEST REMEDY FOB\nBOWEL TROUBLE\nMr. M. F. Borrougha. an old and well\nknown resident of Blutlton, Ind., says:\n\"I regard Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera\nand Diarrhoea Remedy as the very best\nremedy for bowel troubles. I make this\nstatement after having used the remedy\nin my family for several years. I am never\nwithout It.\" This remedy is almoat sure\nto be needed before the summer Is over.\nWhy not buy It now and be prepared for\nsuch an emergency. For sale by all urug-\ns-ats and dealers.\nA LAST RESORT\nA temporary resident of the city, hard-\nup financially, has adopted a novel method\nof raising the wherewithal. Lettera and\nwires to the east for funds not bringing\nsatisfactory replies, a wire waa despatched\nto a relative announcing the death of the\nfinancially worried Individual, and requesting that money be wired here at once\nfor burial purposes. Naturally the sender\ncould not sign his own name, but this\nslight difficulty wus obviated by lining In\nthat of a friend. Borne enquiries arc said\nto have been mude about the \"dead\" man\nand the story got out. Whether the\n\"burial funds\" have arrived ls not stated.\n\\t*f Minard'i liniment in the House\nHOW TO BREAK UP A COLD\nIt may be a surprise to many to learn\nthat a severe cold can be completely broken up In one or two duys' lime. The\nHrst Bymptoms of a cold are a dry. loud\ncough, a profuse watery discharge from\nthe nose, and a thin white coating on the\ntongue. When Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Is taken every hour on the tlrst appearance of these symptoms, It counteracts the effect of the cold und restores\nthe system to a healthy condition within\na day or two. For sale by all druggists\nand dealers.\nMINING RECORDS\nTwo claims were recorded at the min*\ning recorder's office on June 15.- Pete\nPeterson recorded the Reco placer\nclaim on the Salmon river about one\nand one half miles northeast of Porto\nRico Siding and Ernest Blanchard recorded the Ruby mineral claim on Cariboo creek, adjoining the Eureka group\nos the eaat.\nAiK for Minard'i and Ul*. no other\nThorpe's Llthia, 2 dosen pints, $1.75, delivered.\ning more\ninviting\nI h a n a\nmeal of\nMooney's Perfection\nCream Sodas\nMooney's Biscuits are an evenly\nbalanced, wholesome, nourish\u00bb*g\nfood, equally good for young and\nold. Made from Canada'] finest\nwheat flour, rich cream and pure\nbutter. Baited by the Mooney\nbaker in the Mooney way.\nSay 'Mooney's' to your grocer.\n\\\\ ^ No doubt you'll need a bt\nTOWER'S\nFISH BRAND\n[lS0!Tor SLICKER\nthis season.\nMake no mist \u25a0-...,> \u2014 It's tho kind\ntii-it's guarinteedtokeepyoudry\nand comfortable In the hatd-st\nstorm. Made in Blorlc or Yellow. SuldbyaUreliablede-Uera.\nTOWER CANADIAN CO.,\nLIMITED,\nTORONTO, OAN.\nCO.,\/\nye\/'\nNOTICE\nTAKE NOTICB that on tho 8tb day of\nJune, 1906 un order waa made by the\nHo in*'i ruble Mr. Justice Morrison, In the\naction mentioned below, whereby it waa\nordered that service of the Writ of Summons upon the defendant Hush Gold be\neffected by advertising the same ln The\nDaily Hews, a dally newspaper published\nin the city of Nelson for seven consecutive isuca and that the said defendant\nhave 10 duys after the last Insertion in the\nsaid Daily News within which to enter\nuppeurunco to the writ.\nDated tho Oth day of June, A.D., 1906.\nWILSON, SENKLBR & BLOOMFIELD,\nSolicitors for the Plaintiff.\nThe following is a copy of the Writ:\u2014\nIN TIITD SUPREME COURT OP BRITISH\nCOLUMBIA\nBetween\nFRANCIS HASSARD, Plaintiff\nand\nTHE COLUMBIA FLOURING MILLS\nCOMPANY, Limited, WILLIAM ALEXANDER HASSARD, HUGH GOLD\nAND THE SUN LIFE ASSURANCE\nCOMPANY OF CANADA Defendant**.\nEdward VII by the Grace of God Of the\nUnited Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, and of the Brltlah Dominions beyond the seas, King, Defender of the\nFaith, Emperor of India.\nTo the Columbia Flouring Mills Company\nLimited, of Enderby, William Alexander\nHassard of Enderby, Hugh Gold, formerly\nof Nelson, and the Sun life Assurance\nCompany of Canada, carrying on bUBlneBB\nat tho City of Vancouver, B.C.\nWe command you, that -within eight days\nafter the service of this writ on you, Inclusive of the day of such service, you\ndo cause nn appearance to be entered for\nyou In an action at the suit of Francis\nUassard of Enderby, B.C., farmer.\nAnd Take Notice, that In default of your\ndoing so, the Plaintiff may proceed therein,\nand Judgment may be given In your absence\nWitness, ihe Honourable Gordon Hunter,\nChief Justice, the llth day of May, In\nthe year of our Lord one thousand nine\nhundred and six.\nN.B.\u2014This writ ls to he served within\ntwelve calendar months from the date\nthereof, or, If renewed, within six calendar tfionthB from the date of such renewal,\nincluding the day of such date, and not\nafterwards.\nThe defendant may appear hereto by\nentering an uppearance either personally\nor by solicitor at the offlce of the District\nRegistrar of this Court at the Court House,\nVancouver, B.C.\nThe Plaintiff claim Is to redeem Lot\nNinety-Four, er an*\nnum.\nin addition to the rental, dues at the\nfollowing rates are charged:\nBawn lumber, 99 cents per tboueana\nfeet 11. M.\nRailway ties, 8 and 9 feet long, 1 M\nand 1 3-4 cents each.\nShingle bolts, 26 cent* a oord.\nAll other produats, fi per cent on the\nsales.\nA license is Issued so soon aa a hertb\nla granted, but In unsurveyed territory\nno timber can be cut on a berth until the\nUcenBee has made a survey thereof.\nPermit* to cut Umber are also grants'\"\nat public competition, except ln the oase\nof actual settlers, who require the limner\nfor their own use.\nSettlers and others may also obtain\npermits to out up 100 cords of wood for\nsale without competition.\nThe dues payable under a permit are\n$160 per thousand feet B.M., for square\nUmber and sawloga of any wood except\noak; from 1-2 to 1 1-2 cents per lineal\nfoot for building logs; from 12 1-2 to it\ncents per cord for wood; 1 cent for fence\nposts; 3 centa for railway Ues, and hi\ncents per cord on shingle bolts.\nLeases for grazing purposes are Issue**.\nfor a term of 21 years at a rental of a\ncents per acre per annum.\nCoal lands may be purchased at W0 pet\nacre for soft eoal and 120 for anthracite\nNot more than 320 acres may be acquires\nby one Individual or company.\nRoyalty at the rate of 10 cents per tun\nof 3,000 pounds la collected oa the groat\noutput\nEntries for land for homestead por\nposes may be made personally at the lo\ncal land ofllce for uie district In whloh\nthe land to be taken Is situated, or If tht\nhomesteader desires, he may, on application to the minister of the Interior ai\nOttawa, the commissioner of Immigration\nat Winnipeg, or the local agent tor the\ndistrict within which the land la situated,\nreceive authority for eome one to make\nentry for him.\nA fee ot HO Is charged for a homeatead\nentry. ,\nA settler who haa received an entry >or\na homestead la required to perform the\nconditions connected therewith under one\nof the following plans:\n(11 At least six months' residence upon\nand cultivation of the land In each year\nduring the term of three year*.\nIt Is the practice of the department to\nrequire a aettler to bring IS acres under\ncultivation, but If he prefers he may substitute stock; and 29 head of cattle, to be\nactually his own property, with buildings\nfor their accommodation, will ba accepted Instead of the cultivation.\n(2) If the father (or mother, If the father ls deceased) of any person who 1ft\neligible to make a homestead entry under\nthe provisions of th Aot, resides upon a\nfarm In the vicinity of the land entered\nfor by such person u a homestead, thf\nrequirements of ths Act as to residence\nprior to obtaining patent may he satis-\nfled by such person residing with the father or mother.\n(8) If the settler has his permanent res*\nIdence upon farming land owned by him\nIn the vicinity of his homestead, the requirements of tht Act as lo residence\nmay be satisfied by residence Upon th*\n\u25a0aid land.\nApplication for a patent should be mad*\nat the end of three yean betore the looal\nagent, sub-sgant or ft honiestsed Inspector.\nBefore making an application for a patent, the settler must give six months' notice In writing to the Commissioner of\nDominion Lands ftt Ottawa, ot his tn*\nItenHon to do so. W. W. CORY,\nDeputy of the Minister of tht Ifttarlor.\nOttawa. Ftbruary Uth. IM.\nTHE MAN WHO\nSMOKES\n\u2022ar special Mixture urokea a tan aal\nIntrant tobacco, as akoka a ttlai aa\n\u2022ftr tn.pt-4 7**a*\nTHURMAN\nTOBACCOMUT\nJ-OR\nPURE MILK AND CREAM\nTRY THB\nTH FAIRVIEW DAIRY\nJ. BALDING, Propr. ,\nHOTELS\nDOMINION HOTEL, PHOBNIX, B. C.Mr-). P. L. McKelvsy,, proprietress. Tks\nnewest and most modern flrst class hotel\nIn tha city; lately furnished and with\nall conveniences. The bar, under thf\nmanagement of Mr. J. Wright, Is supplied with ths finest brands of wines\nliquors and edgars.\nHOTEL BALMORAL, PHOENIX. B. C-\nThe leading hotel of Boundary's leading\nmining camp. Strictly flrat class, centrally located. John A. McMaster, Proprietor.\nHOTEL BROOKLYN, I*HOEN\u00bbX-THJfl\nonly ap to date hotel In Phoenix. New\nfrom Cellar to roof. Best sample rooms\nln the Boundary. Bath rooms la connection. Opposite Great Northern depot.\nJames Marshall, Proprietor.\nTHB UNION HOTBL ARROWKBAU-\nSpedal attention given to commercial\nmen and tourlats. First class sample\nrooms. Finest scenery ln BrltlBh Columbia, overlooking upper Arrow Uke. W.\nJ. Llghtburne, Proprietor.\nIMPERIAL HOTEL, FERNIE, B. U.-\nWhen you get off at Fernle try the imperial hotel, It ls only $1.50 por day and\nyou are well used. Try it ouce juat to\n\u25a0ee. It Is only 10 steps from the depot.\nJoseph Jean, Proprietor.\t\nWHOLESALE HOU8E8\nPRODUCT\n\u25a0TARKBl ft CO., WHOLESALE DEA>\ners In Butter, Eggs, Cheese, Produce pan\nFruit. Houston Block. Josephine Strait\nWalton B.C. \t\nGROCERUM\na, MACDONALD ft CO.-WHOLE8ALI\nOrooen and Prevision Merchants.\u2014Im*\nporters of Teas, Coffees, Spices, Dries'\nrrulta, Btapls and Fancy Groceries, To*\nbfteeoa, Cigara, Butter, Eggs, Cheese an*\nPacking Houae Products. Ofttos ami\nWarehouse, oorner af Front and Hall\n________ P.O. Box 10W. Talgpho-ae n\nCAMP AND MINERS' FURNISHINOff\nA MACDONALD ft CO\u2014WHOl -ESAbl\nJobbers In Blankets, Underwear, Mitts\nGisves, Boota, Rubbers, Overalls, Jumpers, Macklnawa and Oilskin Clothing\nCamp and Miners' Sundries. Offlce en*\nWarehouse, oorner of Front and Hal1\nStreets. P.O. Box low. Telephone gj.\nASSAYERS' SUPPLIES\nTHB B.C. ASSAY ft CHEMICAL SUPPLY\nCo., Ltd., Vancouver, B. C.-importera\nand Dealers In Assayer's Suppliss. Sole\nagents In British Columbia for the celebrated Batteraea Crucibles, Scoriner* ana\nMuffles and Wm .Ainsworth ft Co.'s One\nBalances Chemical and Physical Apparatus, C. P. Acids and Chomloais, Platinum, Sodium and Potassium Cyanide,\nQuicksilver, Carbonate and Bicarbonate\nof Soda, Borax. Borax Olaas, SUvar, Free\nLead and Litharge.\t\nWASHINGTON MACHINERY ft SUPPLY\nMIN IN NO AND MILL MACHIMSRV.\nCo.\u2014Dealers in Engines, Band and Circular Sawmills, Atkins' Saws, Wood -Ud\nIron Pulleys, Leyner Compressors ana\nDrills, Pumps and HolBts. Prompt attention. Reasonable prices. Courtaotu\ntreatment. Spokane. Wash.\nCLEANING AND PRESSING\nGENTLEMEN'S SUITS REPAIRED,\ncleaned and pressed. Goods called for\nand delivered promptly. A. .J. Drlscoll,\nopposite Queen's Hotel, Baker street.\n80CIETY CARDS\nIBEBDEBN HIVE, No. II, la, O. T. M.-\nHeeta 2nd snd tth Wednesday, 1:10 1MB.\nof Men month In K. of P. Hall, Vernon\n\u25a0trsot, next to postoffloe. Vlsltlsf men-\nben cordially Invited.\nMINNIB B. RITCHISJ, U.B.C\nMARQAKBT SQUIRE, R.C.\nHUB, ELIZABETH BOgjj. L.C\nCUSTOMS BROKERAGE\nI have opened an offlce ln the Nelson\nElectric Messenger Despatch building,\nStanley street, where I shall conduct a\ngeneral custom*** brokerage business. Tele-\nphone 44, A. K. Wattle.\t\nNOTICE\nNotice Is hereby given that I intend to\napply to the liquor license commissioners\nat their next meeting for a transfer of the\nlicense held by me for the premlsea known\nas the Fort Bheppard hotel, to Mrs. Alice\nM. Shields. F. M. ADDH.\nWaneta. Uth May. Wt\nNOTICE\nTho following regulations have heen\nmade by the tramway committee of the\ncity council for the delivery of parcels:\nParcels weighing not more than 10 lbs-\nwill be carried for 9 cents.\nParcels weighing more than 10 lbs. wlll\nbe carried for 26 cents,\nStamps, signifying that the charge has\nbeen paid, must be affixed to all parcels\nwhen delivered to the conductors.\nSuch stamps may be obtained at tha olty\nhalt\nConductors are Instructed tto recelv* no\nunstamped parcels, and If any such are\nplaced on the cars to put tham off at the\nnext stopping place.\nW. B. WABSON, City Clerk,\nDAILT HEWfl WAKT ABB.\nUa* Tha Dally Newa Want Ai\nColumns, the beat and cheapest\nmeans of making your wants known\nto all tha people In the Koo*. -asyg.\nRates, 1 cent ft word, each ns*r\u00bb\nWANTED\nIF your Want Ad la here it win not os\nlong until \"Things are coming your way.*\nNELSON Employment Agency.\nWANTED\u2014Hand miners, machine miners,\nmucker, tlmbermen. bricklayers, cookee.\nWoman cook, waitress, laborers, planerman, millwrights.\nAGENTS WANTED to sell our high (Trade\nnursery stock; cash advanced w*v\u00bbiy* ot.\ncommissions and premiums; writ* tons*\nAddress Chlco Nursery Co., baitni. on\nWANTED-Colored lady wants work by\nthe hour, day or week. Apply to Mra, O.\nTaylor, opposite Kootenay Steam laundry.\nWANTED\u2014Men and wo\u00bb* \u25a0\"* *o -euin Bar\nper trade ln eight week*. U:*sduatea earn\n116 to 98b per week. Cat. free Moler System of colleges, 408, From enue. Spo-\nkajie, Wash.\nGRAND CENTRAL HOTEL\nOnpoadte courthouse and lew\t\nBeat Co meel In town. Butomu ul\nAsset-can Plan. Oaly wklte lahor \u2014\u2014\n\u2022*\u25a0 Trtrrt^euu bajii J__________,\n, , *epTp*T>j\u00bbl. mrem_e_e_\nFRANK C. GREEN\nCIVIL ENGINEER\nDominion and Provincial Land Surveyor\nP.O. Box US. Phon* UB\ni-y*. Vwitensv nnd Vletnrla* 8ts.. Nelson.\nDREWRY & TWIGG\nMINING ENGINEER*\nDominion _________ ____^J_^T\nMgffT DENVER,_B. 0\na, \u25a0 spiMftv- ** \"* *****\"i*~*\"\nAGENTS WANTED-,, 6w Rllp,rlo hlgn\ngrade nursery stock; complete outfl tur-\nnlshed tree; cash weekly: wr.te tod tor\noholce territory. Capital City Nurseiy \u00bb\u25a0-\nlem, Oregon. *'\nTHOROUGHLY competent bonkkee)*er anrt\naccountant seeks position; wilting to I\u00bb\nout of town. Address, D.R., Dally News.\nNelson, B.C.\nWANTED\u2014A regular supply of cordwooa,.\nother than cedar, preferred. Carload lota\nonly. Apply Hall Mining & Smelting Co..\nWANTED\u2014Information concerning Joht**\nHays, last heard from ln September, ihx*\nwhen he was going to ths Ymlr mines.\nwill be gratefully received by his mother.\nAddress care Wm. A- Paddock, Kirkslde\nFarm, Mlnnedoaa, Man.\nAGENTS WANTED-To represent tha Oil\nReliable Nurseries; commission advanced\nweekly; write for choice of territory. Albany Nurseries Albany Oregon.\nWANTED\u2014Girl for general housework.\nApply Mrs. J. P. Welr, Front St., -M-tf.\nWANTED\u2014Experienced sawmill engineer,\nhaving second class certificate. Address\nBig Bend Lumber Co., Ld., Arrowhead,\nB.C. 47-3\nFOR 8ALE\nCount the words la thii paragraph; taen\nwrite your advertisement In the same number of words and lt will cost you thirty\ncents to Insert lt In this column one*.\nOLD CURIOSITY SHOP-If yon want to\nbuy or sell anything go to the Old Curloa-\nIty Shop. Always in stock, a full Uu ot\nCrockery. Furniture and Glassware.\nFOR SALE\u2014Fine hotel In the best town\nin the Boundary, steam heat and electric lights throughout, 60 rooms, price\nvery low. Don't loose any time, but write\nMesrs. Gaunce ft Wickwlre, Greenwood,\nB-_C- \u25a0\/ ' *\u25a0\u25a0 \u00ab-W\nFOR BALE\u2014C acres, some Improve-\n\u2022-\\^tam\\ m*;*** of HulWings, clearing.\nete,, HOW; half cash, half easy instaii-*\nments; \u00ab acres or thereabout* meadow\nland, the balanoe fruit land. Forty-five\nacres adjoining, all improved, ac aores bey\nmeadow, 30 acres first-class fruit una;\nplace well improved, (1600; railway running\nthrough both places. Apply L. A. Snyder,\nIFOR SALE-One h.p. gasoline engine oom-\nplete, suitable for row boat; also oari,\nrow locks, second hand boats, canoe* ana\nnew Peterboro boats, w. G. Adams, Nelson boat bouse.\nFOR SALE-Twetve back number of Low-\nery-s claim and a copy of Float sent to\nany address for IL Address R. T, l.ow-\nery, Nelson, B.C.\nFOR 8ALE-U4 acres near Blue Bell mine,\n12000, some lake front. Also 118 aores near\ncity power plant, 12000, and 320 acres at\nCrawford creek at 16 par acre. Enquire ftt\nCabinet Cigar stare. ,\nFOR SALE\u2014A number of young cows and\nheifers of deep milking strain, fresh\ncream and milk always on hand. Apply\nMcCallum A Marsden, Meadow Creek\nDairy, Lardo, B.C. <-V-.nl\nFOR SALE\u2014A well equipped tailoring establishment; best location with very low\nrent on easy terms. For partloulara call\nor write M. Welnsteln. Nelson B. C\nFOR BALE-Flfty acres ot fine land on\nKootenay river, about one mils weat ot\nSlocan Junotlon, for |8B an acre; 100 fruit\ntrees. Might divide. Terms, cash. Ap*\nply V. Muto, Slocan Junction, B.C. 0-12\nFOR BAliE-Timothy hay In Iota of two\ncarloads and upwards. For particulars\napply to R. W. King, Calgary 44-.\nFOR SALE-Complote set of Stern wheel\nMachinery and boiler, suitable for heavy\nwork. Particulars apply to H. A. Jones,\n407 Cordova St., Vancouver, B.C. 47*26\nFOR RENT\nSEWING Machines to rent 13 per month.\nSinger Sewing Machine Co.\nFOR RENT\u2014Three nicely furnished bedrooms, with use of bath, good location.\nApply J.A., Dally News.\nFOR RBNT-Slx roomed bouse, all conveniences, gas stove and heatsr now In\nthe house. On Mines Road, four doors\nfrom Stanley street Apply to Taylor Ik\nMcQuarrie.\nFOR RENT\u2014Sevan room' house, Union ft..\nHume .addition, H3 per month. G. G. McLaren, K.W.C. Block.\nFOR RENT\u2014Nicely furnished room lor\ngentleman, with use ol bath, otoss to\nBaker street. Apply B\u201e Dally News.\nFOR RENT\u2014Furnished house. Apply W.\n. G. Thomson, bookstore, Baker St -tf-tt\nFOR RBNT-Comfortably furnished front\nroom on Kootenay street. Apply to\nJ.C.M.. Dally Nsws. \u00ab\u2022\u2022\nLOST\nLOST-Bstwesn Falls stmt and opera\nhouae, small gold locket and chain, reward. Return to Dell Nawa office fl-f\n -mm- v-m _\n\u00abc%\nTBS DAILY MaWS, MKLBOBT, B. 0., SATURDAY, JUNE 16, lOUfl\nThe Latest Success in Milling is\nSUN f LOUR\nNo More Worry! No More Bother!\nNo Samples\nNo Premiums\nNo Fakes\nGood Bread Every Time\nThis Flour is sold on an Absolute Guarantee of Being Satisfactory. Your dealer will refund your money if you are not satisfied.\nlX, Ask Your Dealer\nBRAOKMAN-KER MILLING CO. F. G. DAWSON.\nDistributing Agents for Nelson. Wholesale Agent for British Columbia, Vancouver.\nImproved Ranch For Sale\n500 Acres in the Slocan Valley, 5 miles South of\nSlocan City and a quarter mile from C. P. R.\nSiding at Lemon Creek.\n60 Acres of this is very rich Bottom Land, well\ndrained; 40 acres of which is in Timothy hay.\n35 Acres Bench Land cleared; 15 acres of which is\nunder cultivation; IA acres in Strawberries.\n400 Fruit Trees planted, 40 bearing. The balance of the land is easily cleared, vv a ter system\narranged for irrigation costing over $5(10 Two-\nstory Frame house, Stables and Hay Barn; also\n5 milk cows, 6 young cattle, Horses, Pigs and\nPoultry; Blacksmith's Outfit, Sleigh, Cutter,\nWagons, Plows, Mower, Rake, Seeder, Cultivator and Hay Press, Crop this year should\nnet $2000. Apply\nJ. A. ANDERSON. Slocan, B.C.\nBUILDING UP THE WEST\nTHOUSANDS OP MILES OF NEW\nRAILWAY UNDER CONSTRUCTION\nESTIMATED EXPENDITURE OF\n$100,000,000 ON THE PRAIRIES\nA Winnipeg voirespondeat ur iln* Toronto Globe coutributi-s a. very lulercMiug\naccount of tbe iiiiun-ii.'.t* railroad ilevo,*\nopmeut now iu pn^ress in ttie provinces\not 'Manitoba, {Saskatchewan ami Ali-una.\n'ihe building up ot tbe piairie provinces\nlti of vast importance to UntiHu Columbia and rapid an bas bewn tne growth ot\nrecent yeans it would appear that tne\ncoming years are to aee even greater expansion.\nTransportation and electric power are\nthe all-engrosalng problems 01' tbe moment in Winnipeg. Both are Intimately\nconcerned with the future of the city,\nud the first, at least, ia an Integral ira.it\nof tbe development ot >the whole west.\nThe east, too, ia vitally interested in\nboth pioblema The better the transportation faculties the better the chance of\nour eastern manufacturer to serve the\n-western buyer. On the other hand, the\npower problem bas in it the elements ol\ndanger for tbe eastern manufacturer.\nWinnipeg seeks to become a nianuiac-\nlurlng city. The agitation ov.er the white\nooal ot Niagara has set the western\nmind thinking, and Wlnnlpeggere\nwant to harness the waterpowere ot the\nlakes and rivers of the region about them\nand to manufacture for tbe vast population of the plains beyond. Allowing the\nfeasibility of tbe proposition, the danger\nto the east is still happily somewhat\nremote, for It will tax alt the manufacturers of the country for years lo come\nto keep pace with the ever-increasing\ndemand of the people of the prairie.\nTaking the transportation problem\nflrat, let us look for a moment, at tne\nrailway propositions that are now before\ntbe -public so far as they affect tlie region between Winnipeg and tbe mountains. But a year or two age, it seems,\nthe Canadian Pacific was absolutely\nalone here, save for an occasional challenge from the lines over the border.\n\u25a0Now the Canadian Northern, wltb its\nconnections, has almost duplicated the\nformer transportation facilities and is\ntttlll building In every direction; the\nGrand Trunk Pacific promises immediately a third transpralrle railway, with\nbranches In every direction as quickly\naa they can be built, and, finally, Mr.\nHIU springs in with hla sensational announcement of a fourth railway that\nshall traverse this wonderful wheat belt\nof Canada, and that Bhall also be constructed Immediately. The announcement of the new Hill road has been received generally with extreme satisfaction, tempered wtth a feeling of regret\nthat the new line may seek Its affiliations over the border and carry the\ngrain out of the country by an American port But even this prospect or possibility does not seriously lessen the general welcome extended to Mr. HIU. Finally, It need hardly be added that the\nC. P. R. as befits the pioneer railway,la\ncontinuing to thrown out branches,\ngreat and small, and to serve the population within its reach.\nTbe summer program of the different\nrailways represents several thousand\nmiles of construction and over one hundred millions of expenditure. Probably\nnot all of it will be accomplished, but\nif promises of the most solemn character are to count, there wlll be not less\nthan five thousand miles of new railway\ncompleted before next, winter within tbe\nregion bounded roughly by Winnipeg,\nHiince Alber , K .iiu-utm. Lethtr.dgeaud\nRegina. \u25a0 Estimating the cost of construction at the figure given for tbe construction of the (.rami Trunk Pacific\nprairie section, |1!0,000 to $25,000 per\nmile, and taking the minimum of $20,000\nwe find tbe expenditure a round hundred\nmillions.\nAnd It must be remembered this ls to\nbe only one summer's work. There\nmay be no further through lines after\nthis, but, the building of branch lines\nmust, proceed ns rapidly as ever while\nthe development of the country continues. The program of the moment Is, of\ncourse, abnormal because of the Incoming of two great new lines, but a couple\nof thousand miles of new railway each\nsummer would do no more than keep\npace with the new districts that are\nhelng continually opened up. If we divide by two the amount above estimated\nas a possible expenditure on railway construction during the present season, It\nstill represent the huge total of fifty\nmillions, and It is hardly possible to\noverestimate the effect of this great addition to the ordinary revenue of a\ncountry whose population Is yet probably within the million mark, despite the\nrapid growth of recent years. Money\ncirculates plentifully and easily, there\nis an abundance of capital for nil the\nnumerous enterprises necessitated by\nextraordinary expansion, and tbe settlement of the country proceeds without\nJie evidences of hardship and distress\ntbat were a feature of pioneering In the\nearlier days of the west, and equally of\npioneering In Ontario. Railway construct Ion, too, provides work everywhere here for the man with the shovel,\nand it ls with the shovel and the pick\nthat fortunes are founded in the west.\nEvery man with labor to sell has hla\nchoice, therefore between the farm and\nthe railway.\nHere, so far as I have neen able to\ngather them, are (he details of the summer and fall program of railway construction In the prairie country. In the\ncase of the Canadian Northern I have\nincluded in the list the two newly-con-\nstrttcted lines to Edmonton and Prince\nAlbert. Their appearance on the scene\nIs bo recent that the reader will not perhaps otherwise realize so clearly how\nthe plains of the west are being grld-\nlroned with the steel of the railway:\nNEW CANADIAN PACIFIC LINES\n1. The C. P. R. will build thlB summer\nfrom Sheho, the present end of its York-\nton branch, to Saskatoon, 185 miles.\n2. The C, P. R. line at present ending\nat Strassburg will be continued to meet\ntho iSheho-Saskatoon extension, 75 mllea,\n8. From SaBkatoon the C. P. R. will\nbuild west to Daysland, where it meets\na spur of 63 miles running oute from\nWetasklwin, about 250 miles.\nTHEi8ELF-8TARTING\n-WINTON-\nNO MORE \"ORAN .ING\"\nStart your car from where you\ncomfortably sit. Vou can do lt\nif you own a new \"Winton\"\nModel K.\nJust move the Ignition dial-\nlever a trifle on top of steering\nwheel.\nThat finds one of the four\ncylinders READY CHARGED\nwith gas, and will spark it Into\naction without cranking.\nYou save dignity and temper.\nYou also save gasoline and electricity. A dainty woman can\ndrive a \"Winton\" without the\nInelegant necessity of \"cranking\" it at every stop.\nThe New Winton, Model K has:\nA vertical four-cylinder motor,\nwhich is Instantly accessible.\nFlexible pneumatic speed control, giving a speed of from 4\nto 50 miles an hour by a simple\npressure of ths foot.\nWinton twin-springs that adjust themselves to light roads,\nheavy roads, rough or smooth\nroads.\nBig tires 34 in. i 4 ln.\nPowerful brakes\u20143 of them.\nLuxurious tonneau, roomy,\nspringy and upholstered superbly\nPrice \"JJoOO.OO f.o.b. Cleveland.\nFor full particulars write\u2014\nVanoouver Automobile & Cycle\nOompany, limited\nDistributing agents in B. C. for\nOLDS, WINTON, FORD, THOMAS\n& POFE-TOLHDO\n108 Hastings St., \\v., Vancouver,\nB.C.. Canada\nATLANTIC STEAMSHIPS\nBF THE CANADIAN PACIFIC BY.\nROYAL MAIL SERVICE\nFINEST AND FASTEST-**-.\niJH\nMontreal, Quebec and Liverpool\nJune 14, Thursday Lake Manitoba\nJune 23, Saturday....Empress of Britain\nJune 30, Saturday Lake Champlaln\nJuly 7, Saturday .. .Empress of Ireland\nJuly 12, Thursday Lake Brie\nand weekly thereafter.\nS. 9. LAKE CHAMPLAIN and LAKE\nErie carry only one class of cabin passenger (Becond class) to whom is given\nthe accommodation situated in the best\npart of the steamer at $40, $42.50 and\n$45.\nEMPRESSES\u20141st, $80, to $600; 2nd\n$46 and $47.60; 3rd $28.75.\nJ. 8. CARTER, D. P. A., Nelson.\nMay 19, Saturday....Empress of Britain\n4. From Tuxford, a spur 12 miles north\nof Moos Jaw, the C. P. R. will probably\nbuild northwest to the Elbow of the\nSaskatchewan, on the way to meet the\nnew C. P. R. coming east from Lacombe,\nand already built out to Stettler. The\ntotal length of thts line will be about 270\nmiles, of which at least the portion to the\nelbow wilt be constructed -tbls summer.\nWhen complete this line wlll be an almost direct route to Edmonton .\n5. From Sheho to Prince Albert, another continuation of the Yorkton line,\nIb a proposition of the Immediate future, though it may not start this summer; about 200 mites.\n6. The C. P. R. plans also a railway\nfrom Swift Current on the main line\nnorthwest to a point on the proposed\nLacombe-Moose Jaw line; about 200\nmiles.\n7. A short hut Important piece of C.\nP. R. construction will be n cutoff from\nthe Sault line to some point on the Ar-\noola-Regina branch, so that tho 40 mile\njog from Moose Jaw back to Regina\nmay be saved for passengers going up\ninto the Saskatoon and Prince Albert\ndistrict.\n(JAfNADIAN NORTHBNRN LINES\n1. Tho Canadian Northern main line In.\nof courae, already completed between Winnipeg and Edmonton, 8117 mllen, on the one\nhand, and between Winnipeg and Port\nArthur on the other, 480 mllen.\n2. The O.N.R. line from Dauphin to\nPrince Albert, 820 mllei*. j i already running; to Mflfort. 802 milt***, and through\niruliiN to Prince Albert will begin June 3.\n;t. Thf raits are practically laid for a\nnew CN.H. line from Edmonton north-\nwent to Morlnvllle. about to mllea, Thin\nla the beginning of the neutlon that will\nultimately go on to tho mountains und\nthrough to the coast.\n4. The C.N.R. haa recently connected tin\nline to Hartney with Vlrden, on thu C.-P.ll.\ngiving that place and points west a ilot.ble\nservice east nnd south; about 4U miles,\n5. Construction has already commenced\nou the C.N.R. line out from Swan River\non Its prince Albert brunch to run between\nthf- two existing C.N.R, lines, nnd to connect eventually with the main line at a\npoint a few miles cast of Battleford; about\noT5 miles.\n6. The present line to Prince Albert will\nhe continued to connect with the main\nline a few miles east of Battleford; ahout\n150 miles,\n7. A C.N.R. line wan located last winter\nfrom Erwood, an the Prince Albert branch\nto Pas Mission, better known as \"The Pas\"\nor Cedar river. This will be the most northerly piece of road in Canada, ami will\ndoubtless bu ultimately connected with\nthe Hudson's bay; distance from ISrwood\nto Pas, about 150 miles.\n8. There Is a charter for a railway running from Prince Albert tu Battleford und\nEdmonton, on the south side of the Baa-\nkat.-in-wan, and it Is surmised tluu tho\nC.N.R, Is at the buck of thu enterprise;\nabout 375 miles.\n9. The C.N.R. short line now running to\nRosHburn will be continued to connect with\nthe muin line ut Kamsuek; luo miles.\n10. A seventeen mile spur will connect\nthe C.N.H. main line with Saskatoon, on\nthe Prince Albert branch of the C.P.R.\n11. The CN.H. line riming north from\nPortage la Prulrle to Ueltu, at the foot\nof lake Manitoba, will be continued up the\nwest s''\" of lake Manitoba, to some extent paralleling the main line of tho\nC.N.R, and connecting with it at Dauphin; about 110 miles,\n12. The line from Winnipeg to Oak Point\non thc cast side of lake Manitoba,, will he\ncontinued north, crossing thc lake at the\nNarrows, and connecting with the main\nline to Dauphin; about SOO miles.\n13. The C.N.R. line through western\nManitoba at present comes into Winnipeg\nby* way of Morrison on the Emerson\nbrunch. The C.N.R. has expressed Its\ndi-slre to build from Morris across to the\nPort Arhtur section of the main line, provided the provincial government will build\na bridge ucross the Red river at Morris;\n1U0 miles.\nORAND TRUNK PACIFIC LINES\n1. There is, of course, llrsl the Orand\n.Trunk Paellle main line from Winnipeg\nto Edmonton; the prairie set-lion of the\ntine; 900 miles.\n2. O.T.P. surveyors are already busy\nlocating a braiu-h lino from Saskatoon,\nthrough which the main line Is expected\nto run, to Calgary; about -too mile*.\n2. Regina wlll bu connected with the\nmain Hue of the O.T.P. in the Touch wood\nHills dlstrlot; about nxi miles.\n4. A, O.T.P. branch, already planuud,\nls from Prince Albert to Calgary, cron-slng\nthe main O.'l'.P. line ut Battleford; about\n500 mllea.\nTHE HILL LINES\n1. It Is only within the last few weeks\nthut thc railway enterprises In Canada of\nJ. J. Hill huve assumed the dimensions\nof a transcontinental line. Nothing Is certain yet beyond Mr. Hill's declaration that\nhe intends to build through to the coast,\nwhich Is assumed to mean lhat he wlll\nbuild from Winnipeg to Lethbridge by way\nof Fort Walsh aud the Cypres*- Hills und\nthen avail himself of running privileges\nover the Crow's Nest division of the C.P.R.\nprovided auch concessions can be secured\nfrom the government. This wlll connect\nthe new transcontinental line with Mr.\nil-pll'tr Kootenay and Washington state\nroads. The main lint, from Winnipeg to\nLethbridge will be about 800 miles long.\n2. Of the many branches which thc Hill\nroad will throw out, there is ulrondy under\nconstruction und being pushed rapidly thut\nIrom fJolssevaln to Brandon. The road la\nbeing constructed by thu Bradnon und\nSaskatchewan railway company, but that\nIs only another mime for James Hill; about\n100 miles.\nThe Portage & Midland railway company\nIs building from thc boundury line north\nto Portage la Prairie through Morden,\nWork on this branch also la being rapidly\npushed. This ulso la u Hill line though\nnot constructed In hla name; about IW\nmiles.\nMISTAKEN FCm A DETER\nAlbernl Rancher Dies of Wounds Received\nLast MondayNight\nNannlmo. June 15-James RedfoM. the\nrancher who wan shot on Monday night\nby Rollins, the botelkeeper ,ln mistake\nfor a deer, la dead.\nThe Injured man wns frightfully wounded, the soft nosed buU.t carrying away\nthe whole side of his face. Rollins, who\ndid the shooting, took careful aim, de-\nllberalely shooting him, thinking that he\nwas shooting a deer. He Is nearly cnued\nwith grief. Both men wero frlenda. Rollins was looking for a wild steer at tha\nlime. He spied a deer und fired, mlSBliig.\nNext time he mistook Rodford'a brown\nennvas coat for thc deer and flivil. Hwd-\nford leaves a wife and seven children.\nCOMING TO THE FRONT\nDOMINION DAT CELEBRATION IS\nLOOMING UP\nPROGRAM AND OTHER DETAILS DISCUSSED LAST NIGHT\nIn the absence of mayor Gillett, J, J.\nMalone ocupled the chair ut the meeting\nof the two days Dominion day celebration\ncommittee at tho city hall last night.\nGood progress waa made with tbe details\nof the program and other matters brought\nbefore the meeting. The minutes of the\nlast meeting were read and condrmed.\nOn behalf of the linance committee Wm.\nGosneli stated that the collections to date\namounted to 11425, and cash received to\n$310.00. Mr. Oosnell stated thut there were\nstill some people to bo beard from and\nasked for more time before making a llnal\nreport. The report was received and further time given for muklng a dual report\nto the meeting.\nSecretary Wm. Irvine reported interviewing the city council lu company with\nT, Morley, on behalf of the agricultural\nsociety, lu connection with the scheme of\nputting up the street lighting decorations,\nusually put up at festive times, permanently. Putting up the lights could be\ndone at a coat of *5oU, aad Mr. Irvine read\nun offer; from Mr. Rlngros** to do the\nwork for $360; to this must be added the\neast of lamps, which tbe city has buen\nasked to supply. Mr. Irvine urged that action be taken by the celebration committee\nto put up the lights permanently as It\nwould affect a considerable saving In the\nlong run and be a good thing for the city\ngenerally. The agricultural society would\npay a proportion of the cost, and the city\nwould only be asked to string a connecting feed wire, that would have to be strung\nin any case, and to supply the lamps,\nAid. Irving explained the city's position\nIn the matter and the action that wa.** being taken by the mayor with the West\nKootenay Power A Light company to carry\nout the scheme. Mr, Irving favored the\nplan and said he thought it could be curried out satisfactorily and In good shape.\nThe chairman said that the agricultural\nsoL-luty hud heavy payments out to make\nthis year and he hoped that the celebration committee would call for us little help\nas posslbli* from tha usaoclutlon.\nA motion curried that tlie celebration\nootnmitteo guarantee $250 towards the eust\nof permanently lighting up the street**,\nund tf there is a aurplua, a further payment wlll be made.\nMr. Oosnell aaked that the lights be a\ntittle more extended thla yean than on\nformer uccaaloaa.\nMr. Irvine explained how it -was proposed lo decorate the streets at night\nwith lights ao as to get tba beat reautta\nfar the amount oxpendud. When the city\nplant waa In operation the present proposed plan could be considerably extended.\nG. P. Wells, for the sports committee,\nreported that the program for the flrat day\nof the celebration, Monday, July 2, would\nbe: 10 a.m., children's aporta and a pony\nrace on thc recreation grounds ,ln quarter\nmile heats; 11, baseball match, Nelson and\nTrail juniors. In the afternoon, a lacrosse\nmatch between Nelson und Rossland, and\na baseball match to be anonunced Inter.\nIn the evening a drilling contest,\nTuesday \u2014 In the morning, Caledonian\nsports and log rolling; 1:'A0, football match;\nlog chopping and a baseball match er\nsome other feature.\nThe report was received and adopted.\nThe Nelson' city band's offer to supply\nmuaic for the two days at $200 was accepted.\nTlie secretary reported tbat the posters\nordered bad been got out and It wus decided to have these sent to outside towns\nut once an well as around the city.\nThe launch club secretary wrote saying\nthat the club would Join In the sports and\ndo everything possible to further the celebration.\nTha matter of carrying out tha street\nlighting arrange menu was left In the\nhands of the decoration committee.\nThe meeting then adjourned to next\nWednesday evening, 30th Inst at 9 o'olook.\nFRKBERVH CITY OABDBNt\nStealing of Flower*, and Den true tlon or\nShade Tree Must Stop\nThe elty police are tn receipt of numerous\ncomplaints lately that flowers, planta and\nshrubs about the elty are being taken by\nchildren and tn some cases the newly\nplanted abode threes have been seriously\ndamaged. Fruit hue also been stolen and\ntha atock damaged In the taking.\nThe authorities say that In many in-\nstance** the parents ef the children are\nmore at fault than tha youngsters themselves In that when a ease ls detected and\nthe facta reported to tbe parents no serious reaulta follow.\nReeldenlH are taklug more | itt Ins wltb\ntheir garden plots and nlmde tree* Mils\naeaeon thnu ever before ami naturally\ngarden owners are greatly aaaoyed at\nhaving their work undone, their flowers\nand planta atoten and thetr treea Injured\nor killed outright.\nThe police say they are -very loath to\nbring children up in the police court but\ntbat If the trouble continue*) some examples will have to be made. The police\nmagistrate has Intimated that upon a clear\ncase being made out before htm thut he\nwill deal severely with the culprit and\nsend him to the cells without the option\nof a fine.\nChildren are thoughtless but they can\nbe made to think, and If the parents fall\nIn their duty, tbe police authorities can\nremedy the oversight. Youngsters Bhould\nbe made to understand very clearly that\ngardens and ahade trees muat be let severely alone by them, and in place of destroying flowers und trees they should\nbe encouraged to Join In with the rest of\ntho comunlty in taking a pride in tho\nbeautifying of the city residential section.\nThe straying cows and chickens have been\nregulated and now the children will huve\nto be looked ufter.\nMEETING OP SCHOOL TRUSTEES\nSummer Holidays to Commence on Friday,\nJune 22\nAt the regulur monthly meeting lust\nevening In Dr. Arthur's otllce, the board of\nschool trustees decided to close the public\nschools for the sumer holidays on next\nFriday morning, June 'iind. This uutlon\nwus tuken as the result of u lengthy discussion on the merits of keeping open\nfor one week longer with the majority of\nthe teachers uway at the teacher's convention In Victoria, or closing up altogether,\nand the latter course was selected.\nThere was the usual batch of routine\ncommunications which were quickly handled and the meeting took up the more serious matters.\nPrincipal Fraser of the high school, was\npresent and furnished the Irustes with\nparticulars of the regular high school curriculum and that of the first year university course. The university course would\nnecessitate taking up one more language,\nbut otherwise there wus but little difference. Should the regular provincial curriculum be followed lt would be necessary\nfor the student who desired to tuke up\nthe full university course to take extra\nlanguages before his second yeur. The\ntrustees were of the opinion that It would\nbu more satisfactory to continue the provincial Inlermedlatu course and students\ndesiring to take thu rugulur university\ncourse could secure the extra language\ntraining from private tutors.\nTha flnanclal report for the month was\nadopted and Instructluna glvon to Isue\nwurrauta tar the various amounts, which\ntotal up ta ttu.t.U.\nA. latter from the principal of the publio\nahOOOl brought out the Information that\noue of tht teachers who hud been ill had\n.paid for the substitute teacher who had\nfiled the vacancy, out of his own salary.\nAfter aome discussion lt waa decided thut\nIt would hereafter be a standing rule that\nwhen u teacher is 111 and unable to lake\ncharge of his classes the board will provide and pay for a substitute for not more\nthan two weeka.\nA special meeting of the board to discuss the matter of children who live outside the city limits attending the city\nschools, will be held In the secretary's\nofflce next Wednesday evening,\nThose present lust evening were A. D.\nEmory, chairman, Dr. Hull, and the secretary, Dr. Arthur. Principal C. M. Fraser\nof the high school waa In attendance.\nFLORIDA MURDER MYSTERY\nOlrl Accuses Her Lover of Crime and ln\nTurn Is Charged With Murder of Father\nMineola, Fla., June 15-G(-rtrude O'llara,\nthe 18 yeur old girl who has been the principal acusar at the trial of her former\nsweetheart, Grover Cleveland Poole, who\nIs charged with the murder of her father,\ntoday wus acdsed of having threatened\nto kill her father long before tha crime\nfor which Poole hue been called to answer\nfor wus committed,\nYcsterduy Poole declared on the stand\nthut the girl hud confessed to him that\nIt was she herself why had killed her\n\u00ab\u2022\">\u00bb. . ''-'.UOMB\nWhen the trial wus resumed today Frederick C. Greun of Port Washington, for\nthe defence, said that during tha fall of\n1906, while Gertrude wus employed aa a\ndomestic at hla home, her slater came to\nvisit her, and told her that their father\nhad been beating their mother. \"Gertrude\nbecame excited over the story told hy h--*r\nsister,\" nald the witness, \"and declared\nshe would go home and kill her father.\"\nMrs. Green corroborated her husband's\ntestimony on this point, The defence then\nrested and the prosecution called Mrs.\nO'Harn, the widow of the murdered man,\nto testify In rebutal.\nMrs. O'llara declared thnt on the day\nfollowing the murder Oerlurde had told\nher thut Poole had confenned that he\nkilled O'Hara and later that day Poole\nadmitted lhe same thing to her. Immediately afterwards, however, aald tha witness, Poole retracted the statement and\ndealei that he murdered O'Hara.\nCANADIAN TRADE REVIEW\nWARMER W'EATHBR STIMULATES\nTHB RETAIL BUSINESS\nWHEAT CROP OF 100,000,000 BUSHELS\nIS LOOKED FOR.\nMontreal, June 16.\u2014\u25a0Bradstrect'u\nweekly report says: While wholesale\ntrade In, most parts of Canada is seasonably quiet, business in retail haa been\nstimulated by warmer weather. Thero\nIb a flue outlook for crops. Butter and\ncheese are moving freely, and prices ara\neasier. Montreal reports that some lines\nof woollens are advancing, that bard-\nware Ib meeting with a good aale, and\ntbat trade in metals is brisk. Exports\nof cattle are fair, but demand for Europe is disappointing. Large quantities\nof grain are moving outward, and the\nshipping trade is active.\nA heavy demand for hardware and\ngroceries in the newly opened portions\nof northern Ontario makes more than\nseasonable demand in Toronto. There\nia a brisk Inquiry for all kinds of builders materials from every section of Ontario and western Cauada.\nAt Winnipeg, trade in dry goods Is\nseasonable. Fall orders are good,\nhardware lines are doiug well, and groceries are in brisk request, while tlie\nprospect for crops, which have heen\nhelped by warmer rains, is bright. A.\n100,000,000 bushel wheat crop is now\nlooked for.\nAt Vancouver and Victoria, trade is\nvery activa.\nBusiness failures were 20 In number,\ncompared with 17 of last week, and 2i\nin the same wek laest year.\nThe following are the weekly bank\nclearings as compiled by Bradstreet's for\nthe week ending June 14, showing thu\npercentage of increase and decrease as\ncompared with the corresponding week\nof laat year:\nDoc.\nInc.\nMontreal .\n...J30,620,4II5\n17.0\nToronto ..\n... 24,000,389\n23.4\nWinnipeg .\n... 8.389.721\n30.1\nHalifax ...\n... 1,968,9113\n18.2\nVancouver\n... 2,492.451\n60.8\nQuebec ...\n... 1,814.270\n0.8\n* Hamilton\n... 11,409,038\n10.8\nSt. John N.\nU. 1.078.0S1\n14.9\n1,083,737\n28.0\n692,921\n07.1\n... 932,401;\nWOULD -NOT PAY THB SCALE\nPittsburg, June 15-The mlnea of the Con*\nnol, Crelghton, McFetrldgo and MeKeun\nCoul compuny. In tha neighborhood of\nTarentuma, Pa., closed down today on account or tho refusal of tho operator* to\npay the Plttflburg naile. Pickets havo been\nstationed about thc mliii-s but no trouble\nts expected. About lOOO men are Idle,\nNEW TRIAL FOR DREYFUS\nParis, Juno 15\u2014The supremo court today\nbegan consideration of the renults of tho\ninquiry which has been going on for the\npast 2b months relative to granting Alfred\nDreyfua another trial. Tho private bob*\nfilons will last four days, after which the\npublic arguments wlll bo made.\nThorpe's Llthia cures and preveati rheumatism.\nDid you ever give Thorpe's Llthia a fair\ntrial.\nst.chari.es\nevaporakdcrkam\nh snpertor to tht tot \u2022t-dm-.r-. ertam\nlm uy purpose. Pot meny purpose*\ntl \u25a0 indupeoMble-UM feeding al\nkali, lor iutaact, aad ol tavtUd*\nFor maklag toe*cm*a, eeeffcUoM\ndessert* tte* Is ueaaalM. ll brings\n\u00ab\u00abl tke mnma el coffee tod lhe iavm\nef chocolate tetter this onUaary msa\nIt nerrcr cwdUa 111 iiiliirniw.il\nIt Is alw-je pete enta \u2014t mm tt\nCharles Crean yarn lett me thmm*\nma, eaat wm m\u00bb\u00bbmm\nSmte-kr Watt Crmeatm ,\ntartrymeewe.\nn, ciarld c-msn\nSlOHiiu,fc\n cm daiIiT mwt, mLsoH, b. o., Saturday, june ie, itoe\nFRUIT LANDS\nFor Sale on Easy Terms\n60 ACRES AT CRAWFORD BAY\nSoil and aspect are the best,\nClearing light. Price low.\nH. E. Croasdaile & Go.\nOltlce Next door Can. Bu*. ot Communis.\nPhone 24\" Nelson, B.C. P.O. boi \u25a0\nGait\nCoal\nAmi Wool of ill W\nTermi: SPOT CASH\nW. P. Tierney\ntslsnlw-i Ht\n\u25a0sksr Itn\nARE YOU\nA JUDGE\nIT yoii are not a judge of good\nclothes il would be well to keel*\nyour weather eye open.\nDon't buy trash. It's easy to\nmake cheap clothes; some people\nmake them so cheap that they're\n(tear at any price. It's a good to\ngo to a house that has a reputation\nfor selling good clothes.\nFIT REFORM WARDROBE\nEmory & Walley\nwon or mama.\nNew York, June .&-Btlver, \u00ab 1-8; cast-\nIiik copper, \"8 1-8; lead, I&.7&.\nLondon, June 1&-Lead, \u00a316 15s.; silver,\nB) 8-181 speller, \u00a327 6s.\nNELSON'S NEWS OF tU?\nA. ti. McKIUop -will read a paper on\nSociology ut the meeting of the university\nclub Uii;' evening ln tbo old Success club\nrooms, at ii o'clock.\nTho Nelson Junior ball tos-sera met tie-\nfeat at Kaslo yesterday afternoon where\nafter a good game the score stood lft-16 In\nfavor of the Kaslo Intermediates.\ntieo Buchanan, son of G. O. Buchanan,\ncame in from the east yesterday and went\nup to Kaslo. Mr, Buchanan has Just taken\nhis B.A. degree ut the Toronto university,\nobtaining llrst class honors In political\nscience.\nXV. Ht, Bullock-Webster, chief license\n<:onimlHt*lonur for the Ainsworth license\ndistrict, was at Ferguson last night attending a meeting of the commissioners\nwho had 15 applications to deal with.\nMiles of Miles' Fern'. l\u00bb aPPlylbB\nlicense for an hotel he proposes to\niear the city power plant. The ap*\nin will come up before the Vmlr\nisloners on June 29.\n.loll\nThe chairmen of the several Dominion\nday celebration committees, constituting\niln- advertising committee, wlll meet this\nmorning at 10 o'clock In Fred Irvine and\ncompany's store, to arrange for sending\nnut the celebration posters.\nDr. E. C. Arthur returned yesterday\nfrom holding un Inquest on the remains\nof J. Adams, the miner who was killed In\ntint Wakefield mine, earlier In the week.\nThe jury brought In a verdict of accidental\ndeath.\nR. W. Grlgor, clerk of the works for the\nrecently completed armory at Rossland,\nwho has spent the last couple of days here\nand mayor Gillett, the contractor for the\nbuilding, will accompany Inspector general\nlord Aylmer to Rossland this morning to\nlie present when tbe armory la formally\ntaken over.\nAt a meeting of the university club committee appointed to draw up a plan for a\nprovincial university endowment, held in\nUr. K. C. Arthur's offlce last evening, a\nskeleton report was agreed on to be matle\nnut and presented at the club meeting this\nevening, The report wilt urge that some\naction be taken at once, such as the appropriation of a quantity of public lands\nof the province for a university endowment\nfund, lt will also point out that the several religious denominations are making\narrangements to start theological colleges,\naiming to extend these Into denominational\nuniversities In time and In order to pre-\nTHK STORK OP QUALITY\nNew Potatoes\nnice large stock\n7 lbs- 25\u00b0\nNew Onions\nlarge, red, solid\n5 tbs. 25\u00ab*\nThese Prices for Saturday\nONLY\nHood ft Teetzel\nGrooeries and Provisions\nE. W. 0. BLOCS OTOLflON. \u00bb 0.\nPHON! It\nFOR SALE\nH. Bird's Residence on\nObservatory Street\nFive rooms and bathroom, gas stove, electric\nlight, and all modern conveniences. Conservatory\nheated with hot water\ncoils. Two well cultivated garden lots.\nPrice and terms apply\nH.&M.BIRD\nMalthoid Roofing\nWe can supply this celebrated roofing in four grades\niPly lPly 2 Ply 3 Ply\nWe will be pleased to furnish all Information and can only say that for a\nlusting, serviceable and fireproof roofing, it has no equal.\nJ. H. Ashdown Hardware Co., Ltd.\nSole Agents for Kootenay District.\nMessrs. The J. H. Ashdown Hardware Co., Ltd.,\nAfter considering the matter of roofing for the buildings in connection with\nthe new power plant for tbe city of Nelson, I huve decided that the Malthoid\nRoofing Is the best and only roofing to meet all the conditions contingent upon the\nsituation and elements to which these buildings are subjected, as thts roofing not\nonly Is fireproof, but will withstand dampness nnd heat. Yours truly,\nXV. tl. GIU-BTT, Mayor.\nvent this being done a provincial unlver\nsity should be provided.\n, William Henderson, Viniorla, resident\narchitect, of the dominion public works\ndepartment, was In the city ycsterduy und\nthis morning will accompany inspector\ngeneral lord Aylmer and colonel Holmes,\nD.O.C, to Rossland where the handsome\narmory recently completed there by tho\ndominion government will be inspected and\nformally taken over. \u25a0\nThc preparations for the opening of Kir-\nmess on next Wednesday and for the two\nfollowing duys entertainment are progressing favorably. Mrs. McCulloch said last\nnight that everything would bo in read-f'\nness by June 20. Practices will Ik: held this\nafternoon and evening as follows: Tambourine dance. SjSO; French minuet, 5; und\nsextette dance at 7:'SO. The railways will\n.Issue tickets for parties of eight or more\ngood for the three Kirmess days nt a fare\nand a third for the round trip.\nOwing to the steady downpour yesterday the contemplated picnic to the Tramway park, tendered to the Pollard Lilliputians by mayor Gillett und some kindly\nNelson people, and arranged for yesterday afternoon us duly announced, had to\nbe culled off. It was Impossible lo hold\nthe outing today as a matinee performance\ntwill be given this afternoon. The children who looked forward to thc treat took\ntheir disappointment in good part und\n\u25a0the management expressed their regret\nthat tbe entertainment coulil not take\nplace.\nYesterday Q. O. Buohannn shipped pari\nof the zinc obtained by the Cunadlan\n-Metal company from their works at Frank,\nthe first zinc ever produced In Canada,\n,to sir Richard Cartwright, minister of\ntrade and commerce, Ottawa. A large\nplacard went with the zinc setting out the\nfacts. The slab wlll be exhibited to tho\nmembers of the cabinet nnd later to the\nsenators and members of the house of\ncommons. Arrangements hnve been made\nwith J. O. Patenaude to get out a number\nof zinc Beals for sale and distribution to\ncommemorate the llrst making of the metal\nIn Canada.\nHUME-R'. II. Burnham, CJritnd Forks;\nH. ti, Holloway. Kokanee; <;. M. Millar.\nJ. L. Stewart, Vancouver; J. O. Sutherland) Victoria; W, Pranlgan, J. VV. Bun-\nball, Trail; XV. Smuaton, Bonnington; O.\nA. Lavine. Creston, J. Gourlay, Gait; H.\nXV. Dutton, J. A. Lamb, Vancouver; D.\nB. Fotberlnghum, Spokane; F, N. Bradford, Seattle; R, II. McKee, Armstrong.\nORAND CENTRAI.-H. Morgan. Rosebery; M. Cralgle. Greenwood; W. J. Mc-\nMuruchy. Neil McMurnchy, Strathcona;\nJos. Burkett, Medicine Mat; J. McDonald,\nW. Klnrade, Ymlr; P. Lemleux and wife,\nBonfield; D. Hogun, A. Smith. Toronto;\nT. M, Morgan, Poplar; D, Stewart, Winnipeg.\nSHERBROOKE-G. Matthews, Slocun;\nR. W. Chambry, Bonnington; J. Ajala,\nYmlr; P. McBwen, Cowley.\nSHIPMENT OF*!\nIJUST\nRECEIVED\nALL SIZES.\nALL PRICES\nYOU WILL NEED A HAMMOCK\nWE HAVE THEM\nThe STANDARD FURNITURE Co.\nComplete House Furnishers and Undertakers.\nSTniATIICONA\u2014L. Blnth. Chicago; Mra.\nW. Beadle, Salmo; J. ti. Retallack, James\nAnderson, Kaslo; C. Smith, P. Lundaley,\nSpokane; T. H. Endlcott, Tacoma.\nI,AKKV1EW-P. Shatter, T. Petro, Camborne, J P. Watts, Cranbrook.\nQUEENS-Mrs. Mlrjou, Malakma; A. W\nBlrnle. Vernon; Mrs. Peterson, Greenwood;\nJ. Owens. Jas. Matheson, Trail.\nBARTLETT\u2014D. Crosby, D. Paden, Seattle.\nMADDEN - Mrs. Sloan, Harold Sloan,\nThree Forks.\nNELSON\u2014W. Percival. Vancouver*; L.\nH. Chowen. John Lower, Everett; E, H.\nDesentel. Winnipeg; F. A. Oberle, G. Gage,\nDuluth; Ed. Moe, Grand Forks.\nROYAI,--W. M. Vldgeon, Midway; D.\nPorter, li. I'nwlne. Greenwood,\nCLUB\u2014T. H. Teller, W. Johnston, Spokane; P. D. Green, Revelstoke,\nMatinee today, 3 p.m. at the opera house.\nPollards in \"A Gaiety Girl.\"\nThi\nHereafter anyone requiring to rent Fraternity hall Is requested to apply to George\nMorsteuil, who In future will have charge\nof the hall.\n;-00OtJ\u00ab>0O0O!X\nWedding Presents\nYou cannot do better anywhere than with ub. We have the goods,\nand we quo'.e the prices that you want Our stock of Out Glass'cannot be beaten. In Sterling Silver we have all the odd pieces that\nmake buying easy, Our Plated Silver goods are the best quality. As\nfor jewelry, we keep only the newest and the best and can guarantee\nevery article. See our manufacturing Ad.\nJ. O. PATENAUDE\nWATCHMAKER MANUFACTURING JEWELER OPTK\nMail orders receive prompt attention. PHONE\nOPTICIAN\nPHONB m\nJewelry Manufacture\nWo do It right Jww In our factory, and have no fear about, pleasing tho most, lit-stidloui. The Pins, Diamond Kings, etc., we are turning out. are llrst. claaa In every particular. As our machinery Is now\nin good running order wa are prepared to do work promptly.\nA trtnl ontcr will prov.e to you the wisdom of patronizing our\nfactory. ,'\nJ. 0. PATENAUDE\nA Wholesome, Healthy Life require\nWholesome, Healthy Food.\nHere are three of the best\u2014\nB.&K. Rolled Oats\nB.&K. Wheat Flakes\nJ\u00bbEMC~The Perfect Foi\nBy wsipg these foods on alternates\nyou get a delightful change of dlMgMn\nOLD BY ALL GKOCERS |||\ntm\u2014\u2014,m\u2014^ii-aiiia,i\nSwift's Premium Bacon 27c \u25a0\nSwift's Winchester Bacon 22c\nSwift's Winchester Ham 18c\nSwift's Silver Leaf Lard in 3-ll>\u201e 5-lb.,\n'0-lb., 2(1-11). palls.\nThese gooilB Uo not need talk to toll\nof (inality.\nBell Trading Co.\ntWXERIL\n\u2022jjbistf--5...\n^\u2014s\nI WATCHMAKEn,\nMANUFACTUKING JEWELER,\nPHONE 293\nTry a Creme de Menthe Cherry Soda\nAsk for them at the Hazelwood Parlors\nThey are delicious not* 206. \u00a7. H. SEANEY\nTan Shoes\nThe coolest, cleanest and most\ncomforlable hot weather shoes\nare Tans.\nThey are regular Foot-Coolera.\nMen's Oxfords 14.00 anil J5.00\nMen's Shoes 15.00 to \u00bb7.0l>\nRoyal Shoe Store\nR. ANDREW & CO.\nKnits for Nsttlston'i, Bister's, Bell's\nCanned Herring\nMarshall's Imported\nHer ring ia Tomato Sauce\nCans for 50c\nJ. A. IRVING & CO.\nHouston Mock\n-'\u25a0Western Canadian Pork is\nwithout a superior,\" says Prof.\nShaw, the noted American\nauthority.\n\"PREMIER\"\nHAMS\nAND BACON\nare made from selected Western\nCanadian Pork cured by our\nspecial patent process, which\nrenders them solid, unshrinking,\nuniform, sweet and wholesome.\nYour dealer has them.\nJ. Y. Griffin & Co.\nLIUTTBD\nSnaps\nWe will Sell\n1000 Western Oil A Coal MM*\n10^0 Diamond V\"'\u00ab Uh,\nWe will Buy\n100\n2000\n1000\n1000\nProvidence Mining Co. (quote)\nYaje Kootenay Ice 0814'\nInternational Goal .45\nR\u00abnbl\u00bbr ..' 21*4\nricDermid &, McHardy\nNELSON, B.C.\n4\nPAS-MLLS\nBARLEY WALNUTS\nIN BOTTLES\nthe purest form\nin which confectionery\nis put up\nLONG HURSTS\nPhone 25 Baker Street\nSengfelder's Ice Cream the purest and\nmost delicious made.\nSTOP EXPERIMENTING!\nGet BUSY selling the one McDonald^\nreally successful line of __ \u2022 \u2022 j\nch\u00b0co,a*es Exquisite\nThere is none better at any price\nH.*.on,BO J. A. M\u00b0DON ALDUS'1\nCHERRY, WALNUT AND P1NUA1TLK\nPOUND CAKE\nOnly 40c. a pound at\nii. st., CHOQUETTE BROS.\nBakery\nPHONB 258\nBAKER STREET\nTHE-\nCabinet Cipr Store\nfaker St. Nelson, B.C.\nI\nAm\nThe\nMan\nWho\nSells\nPipes\nQ. B. MATTHEW\nPROPRIETOR\nASSAYERS' SUPPLIES\nI have bought the Teetzel stock of assay supplies and intend to\ncarry a complete stock of theso goods at warehouse near my drug store.']\nSmelters, miners ami assayers requiring these goods will kindly write\ntheir wants. If we haven't got it we can get it.\nWM. RUTHERFORD\nDRUGGIST\nWard Street.\nNelson, B. O j\nStill Doing\nBusiness\nIn the ume old place\nYou will always get your money'ilMi\nworth ln good (resh groceries here. Yes, m\nwe're up on the hill, corner ot Josephine IP\nand Silica streets, but that's no objection\nOur 'Phone number Is 7 and we deliver-j\nto all parts of the city.\nC. A. BENEDICT\nSuccessor to Toyo & Benedict.\n,1