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C, SATURDAY, JULY i><2, lUOu.\nNo. SO.\n1N10RP0RATI0N\nor and prospector o( Port Steele\n liu> been missing since July Bth.\nome Points in Favor of Cranbrook' for nearly t wo weeks previous\nAfstming Municipal Control. \"' '\"\u25a0- disappuarance Heenan hud\n_ been drinking heavily, and on\nSunday morning, while under\nthe influence of liquor was seen\nto go into th,' brush mi the west\nsiil,' of tin' Kootenay River, near\nth,' bridge. He was heard during iiu- afternoon and evening\nhowling like a maniac and seem-\ndirection from one point to another.\nSincu thai time nothing has\nbeen heurd of him. Large\nsearching parties have been out\nevery day, and u reward of $25\nhas induced a large number of\nKootenay Indians to join in the\nsearch.\nSince coining to Craubrook,\ndie Prospector, has looked into\n alter ol incorporation with\n..ire. and wo are convinced that\nihu lime has arrived for inking ,\nthe necessary steps towards assuming complete municipal con-i ^^^\nmil. Still we have no desire of;'-'.'' lo_1\"' '''\"'\"ing in every\nthrusting our opinions on any\none, but hope that every citizen\nBill look on tho subject from a\nstandpoint simply of investiga-\n\u2022 ion We have been in tho\nProvince for many years and\nhave watched the inception aud\nprogress of many of the municipalities that are now established. There is not an i nstance\nwhere tin' people of the cities in\nuot'Dorated an- not heartily\nKnight Templars Convene.\nThe Grand Priory Knight\nTemplars convention, will take\nGRMBROOK TO CELEBRATE\nLABOR DAY\nArrangements Are Now Being-\nMade for the Largest Celebration Ever Held in Southeast Kootenay.\nCOMMITTEE APPOINTED FROM EVERY\nTOWN IN THE DISTRICT\nCommunicated.\nBorporaieu mo \u25a0\"\"\u2022 \u00bb. \u25a0\u2022 .^\u2014i-\u2014 -\u2014\npleased that they have taken the place in Winnipeg from August\nstep they have done. It has re\nsuited in benefit all around.\nThere is one thing certain, that\nno large aud progressive community can possibly exist with\n\u25a0 nit municipal incorporation.\nSuch a thing is without a parallel\nIs Cranbrook to become\n-,ui important place, or is it lo re-\nmain always the hamlet it has\nbeen in the past'\/ There is not\n:i single citizen that does not ho\nist to Brd, A large number of\nthe chief officers will be in attendance, coining from the east and\nwest on special trains.\nDISTRICT MINING NEWS.\nOf Interest to Those Engaged in\ntbe Development of tbe\nMining Industry.\n,'e in the great, future in store\nfur Cranbrook. It now controls\nthe business of the district, and\nHe all believe it will continue to\ndo mi. Therefore we must be\nprepared to assume the responsibilities which the importance\nund growth of Cnmbrook as a\ncity entails. We could cite the\nexperience and advantages oh\ntallied by ti number of newly Incorporated towns. When Ineor\nporatlon was proposed, the same\nold objection of increased taxation has been made, in many\ncases it was the owners of tho\ntownsite that objected. But In'\neach and every incorporated\ncity in British Columbia today\nyou will litid that there is not\none citizen who opposed incorporation who has not changed\nhis mind. And why? It is true\nthat nominally they have paid\nsomething more in the way of\ntaxation Hut there have been\nadvantages that offset this greatly to the gain of the citizen. In\nCranbrook today li to 8 per cent\nis paid for insurance. With an\nefficient system of waterworks,\ngreatly improved, and owned by\ntin- city, Ihe cost ot insurance\nwould be reduced one half al\nleast, and an ample supply of\nwnier would be obtained, the\nsystem extended to every portion of the city. Hotel licenses,\ntraders licenses, which at present all go into the provincial\ntreasury,\nMining and smelting men who\nare Interested in zinc, are not\nalarmed at the possibility of the |\nAmerican government, placing\nan import duty on zinc ores. |\nLabor Day will be celebrated al Cranbrook. The busmesi\nmen in conjunction with members of the different labor organiza\nfunis meet at Wentworth Hall and appointed working committee\nWentworth Hall, July, 13th,\u2014Minutes of a public meeting\ncalled for the purpose of appointing a committee to make the necessary arrangements for the celebration of Labor Day at Cranbrook. Mr. Wm. Oliver was asked to lake the chair and Mr. C.A.\nAbbott to act as secretary. It was moved by .1. H. McDonald,\nseconded by Win. Hay ward that a committee be appointed tonight\nto he given full charge of arrangements for Labor Day The mo-\ntion was carried unanimously.\n11 was moved by Mr. T. Davis, seconded by Wm. Flowers that\nAmong the mining men there is\na general confidence that the Influence of the American Smelter companies, which are opposed to the imposition of a duty,\nwill bo strong enough lo successfully resist the agitation iu favor\nof it By a few mine owners.\n.lames McEvoy. representing\nihe (how's Nest Coal company,\nhas been conducting a series of\ntests with Michel eoal on the\nCanadian Pacific railway trains\nbetween Winnipeg aud Brandon,\nThese tests, ou the result of\nwhich will depend the question\nof displacing Pennsylvania eoal\non Ihe line between Moosejaw\nand Winnipeg by Crow's Nest\ncoal are not concluded, but it is\nreported that they have demonstrated an efficiency of this coal\ngreater than the best bituminous coal hitherto known on this\ncontinent.\nThe number of men working\nIn the mines of Southeast Kootenay district is gradually increasing.\nStrangers visiting Cranbrook\ngo away with ihe impression\nthat the mines in our vicinity\nmust of necessity make our town\none of great importance.\nA representation of one of the\nthe committee appointed have full charge as r<\nor deficiency of fund. Carried.\ngard of any snrp\nMoved by Mr. Simms, seconded by ,1. 11. McDonald that a\ncommittee of nine be appointed. Carried.\nThe following gentlemen wore then appointed: S. McDonald.\nHarry White, F. E. Simpson, T. Dorris, E. H. Small, J. A. Kink,\nA. Shanklin, .1. H. McDonald and Geo. Hunter.\nThe meeting then adjourned.\nMinutes of Labor Day Committee, held in Cranbrook Herald\noffice July 17. Meeting was called to order by S. McDonald,\nMoved by F. E. Simpson, seconded by E. H. Small, thai\nJ. A. Fink be chairman of this committee. Carried.\nMoved by J. H. McDonald seconded by A. Shanklin, that\nHarry White be elected secretary of this committee. Carried.\nThe following gentlemen were then named as vice presidents:\nG. A. King, Moyie\nKobt Findley. Ryan\nJ. Wilson, Wardner\nJ. F. Hutchcroft, Marysville\nWm. Oliver, Baker, CO.\nH. W. Drew, Kimberley\nJoe Austin, Elko\nMr. Becker, Bayard\nArchie Loitch, Jaffray\nI. Baxter, Kings Mills\nGlen Campbell, North Star Mills Samuel Spear, Spokane Junct\nR. A. Fraser, Fort Steele Oliver Burge, Perry Creek\nN. Hanson, Wasa E. C. McPhee, Ciothor's Mill\nT. Young, Robinson & McKenzie ThosMoran, Wattsbnrg\nW. Tuttle, Fernie C. C. Farrell, Morrissey\nG. Leltch, East Kootenay Mill\n> \"\"\" \"\u2022\u25a0 i \u2014\nas well as every cent largest producing interests says\n\u25a0 ut I am told that\nquite a strong el,mi,cut is :;\u25a0\u25a0 , .'\nit.\nNow Mr. E litor what aria the\nfacts? Cranbrook ha. an\npermanency w hlch warrants incorporation. We are the ce iter\nof one of the best, If ool the\nbest district in the Province, wo\nare the commercial centor of a\nhuge country, we are the only\nrailway center in Kist Kooti nay,\nwe are the headquarters of the\nlumber industry, we have mines,\nand agricultural resorces behind\nus. Therefore why in the name\nof everything that is sensible\ndon't we incorporate as soot) as\nthe Lord and the Lieutetlanl\nQovener will let us.\nAnyone who has lived as long\nin this town as I have limey-.\nwhat public subscriptions means,\nIt is simply a mailer of the collection c mittee, of a sidewalk\nwhich is to be built or a new\nbunch of hose that Is to be\nbought for the Fire department,\ngoing up mi\" side of Baker streel\nand down the other holding up\neverybody who is unf irl mate\nenough to do business on the\nmain streel for a subscription.\nThus all public improvements\nunder ihe presenl sysl fall\nupon Urn shoulders of some 20 or\n30 people and all the res' of the\ntownspeople have the benefits of\nthose Improvements such as tb y\nare for nothing. This would\nnot matter so much if th a 2 ' or\n30 individuals above referred to\ntould afford to mike good linear,, eiiu-nts btri 'h.-y i \"..:\u25a0\nWe want in this town a drain-\nige system of some kind and we\n.cant it badly We want some\nmeans of advertising this town\nand the district thai will be\nlistened to, we want and should\nhave many things thai we can\nnot have without, incorporation.\n[ understand thai some of the\nlarger property holders object\non the ground that their taxes\nwill be greater. They will, but\ntaking into consideration tho fact\nthat under Ihe new act the\nschools will have to be paid for\nlocally In any case, aud also the\nfact that incorporation will\ngreatly enhance the value of\nreal property in the tbWn and\n.unwinding country, they will be\nbetter off than they are at present.\nIt. seems to me Mr Editor\nthat if all tho peopled! this town\nwere to look a little ahead they\nwould all be iu favor of incorporation because I do noi believe there is a property holder\nin the town who does not have\nthe firmest belief thai Cranbrook\nhas a great future before it.\n1 am sorry to have drawn up- j\non your good nature for soj\nmuch of your valuable space\nbut the subject is one which 1,\nas an old timer who lias seen\nthe town grow from a few build\nings to its presenl sine in Bpite\nof tbe strongest opposition both\npublic and private, am very\nmuch interested in.\nYours Truly.\nOld Timer.\ngene mine. James Cronin uc-\n. tied him from Rossland\n\"\u25a0. ; \u25a0 . .'\u25a0 him every assistance\nCrouln returned\noft . . lay\nChas Farrell w is up from his\nhotel tit Morrissey mines this\nivt el; on bu - n \u25a0- in connection\nwith the Society Girl property.\nMr Farrell has given i ten\non the pri rty\nand als ' an op : on a live-six-\n\u25a0 \u25a0- . .i tei \u25a0 \u25a0-\u25a0 In ;!i\" Baltimore,\nwhich is owned by himself and\ni Ie\n8 iveral more men wet i i Ide I\nthis week to the new v.'-a\" [ng\non the Aurora property and a\nnighl : hlfl ho - I een put on. A\nit is beingdrlven from one\nof the main luuuels.\nKOOTENAY CENTRAL,\nAlbsrai Election.\nThe by election in Albornihas\nbeen fixed for Saturday July 22.\nThe resii tl on o1 W. W. B. Me-\nInnis was received by Speaker\ni'. E, Po ey,on June 29 h, and\nit was dated June 21th and mail\ned from Van iver, asl lovernoi\nMclanes went Noil!). Acting\non this, the g ivornment decided\nto bring on Hi \u25a0 oh \" ion as soon\ni possible.\nu. S. Siniin of Alberni has\nbeen app anted as returning\nofficer and hit. aln ady entered\nupon his duties. Dependent upon his-al ', to comply with the\nlaw In Ihe matter of posting pro-\nclamatioi tc, the election will\nbe broughl on about July 22.\n\u2022'Earnie\" Brown Killed-\nSo long as there are railways\nthere .iii be accidents, but the\n('row's Nc-i Pas:-, has been\nwonderfully free from them\n: hough once in a while an neci-\ndent happens as it did last Tuesday when Engineer EarnestG.\nBrown lost his life.\nA work train in charge ol\ni Ion i ictor Wils in and Engineei\nBrown was making a run for\n|the water tank at Middle Fork;\nwhen coming around a Curve a\ntram runu ng al \">'' miles an hour\nwas encountered. The engine\non Engineer Brown's tram was\nbuck up with the caboose, ahead.\nthis was crushed between the\ntwo engines and totally demolish, d, luckily, however, there\nwas n i one in it. Fireman Gillespie jumped and escaped injury, ll is supposed thatEngi\nSurveyors Arrived \u2014 And Con\nstruction Began Monday.\nFrom Golden Star.\nDuring the past week developments have shaped rapidly and\nunconventionally in connection\niviih tiie Kootenay Central Railway It actuallynow seems as\nthough thopeople'of^the Columbia Valley were to be rewarded\nfor their patience and the great\ntreasure vaults of East Kootenay\nto be burst open .through the\nbeginning) of construction' work\non this much talked of railway.\nGolden is doomed to become one\nof the liveliest towns in the\nKoolonays in a few mouths, what\nwith the present awakening in\nmining circles and the certain\nbusiness activity resulting from\nthe work of construction. With\nthe road once completed, it is an\neven bet that both our smelters\nwill he put into commission and\noperated continuously, as there\nare scores of properties along the\nvalley only awaiting cheap transportation.\nP. MePherson, C. P. R. right-\nof-way agent, arrived in Golden\nlast Monday from Winnipeg to\narrange for the right-of-way.\nHe promptly opened negotiations with H. G. Parson, the\ntowusitcjigftnt. for the purchase\nof thirty or forty lots on the\nsouth side of the Kicking Horse,\nand on Tuesday morning made\nan early start to drive to Windermere to make the necessary\narrangements with the settlers\nalong the road through whose\nproperty the road will run.\nThis afternoon a party of C. P.\ni.'-veyors in chargo of Mr.\nBates arrived faom Winnipeg\nand the contractors are expected\nto reach Golden on Monday to\ncommence the work of construction, which will be rushed.\nKootenay Central Railway.\nC. U. Pollen, president, of the\nKootenay Central Railway, in\nin interview with a representative of tho Prospector said:\u2014\n''Construction has commenced\nit Golden on the Kootenay Central Railway. Owing to some\ninformality In regard to the recording of survey aud the number of miles covered by the sub-\nj\u201e.j. ... .\u201e rt sidy, the Company have entered\nneer Brown jumped also but, be j into an agreement with the Do-\nthisas it may, he was found un | minion government for the\nbuilding of 100 miles of the road,\naud it is hoped that it will not be\nnecessary to cease until the distance is completed. This will\n:arry the line south as far as\nBrewers, which is uboutaO miles\nnorth of Fort Steele.\nCaptured Fivo Goats.\nChas Chapman, and Wm.\nWhite who have been engaged\nin trapping on the headwaters\nof white river for the pasl two\nmouths returned to Fort Steele funeral\nlast week. During the trip thov\nder the overturned tender of his\nengine with his back broken.\ni aim--; (i. Brown came to\nCranbrook in the early days of\nrailroading here and was one of\nthe most popular of railway men\nof a somewhat retiring disposition hut full of good nature and\nkindness ' Earnie\" Brown was\nliked not only by his fellow railway men bul by the people of\nthe town in general,\nMr. Brown was at one tinio in\nthe e:r.;m,v of the Hudson Bay\nCo., and spent several years in\nthe north. The funeral was held\nal his mother's residence on\nB ii i r I [ill on Thursday and was\nvery largely attended. The\nbody accompanied by his mother\nMrs. I'.. 11. Small and engineer\n| Thomas Gill was taken to Winnipeg on the afternoon train where\ninterment will take place in the\nfamily lot on Monday. Mr.\nBrown's father, and his brother\nWilkin Brown will arrive at\nWinnipeg in time\nMr. Dennis Meets Board of Trade.\nE inic\nQ, Brown was\n_ rip iney i \u25a0\t\nsucceeded in capturing live live years of age and unmarried.\ngoat. They are tine young ani- | ,\u201e, ,Z Z '. , ., .,\n\u00b0 , , . , ,,., The Kootenay Central Rail-\nmals and ate In good condition. way ,a ,.vs|. Thename^somehow,\nThey also brought, in a largeUmacks of faratlarity. \u2014 Golden\nnumber of martin skins und three jStar.\nbear hides.\nTho columns of the Prospector\nare open to all in discussing matters pertaining to incorporation.\nEnamel souvenir brooches,\npins, spoons etc. at Wm. F.\nTate & Son.\nMoyie Mining News.\nFrom llic Moyk- Lcador.\nW. R. Brock, of the Dominion\ngeological department, was here\nthis week looking at the St. Eu-\nU is now up to the Golden\nBoard of Trade, and the citizens\ngenerally, to celebrate the turn\ning of the first sod of the Kootenay Central iu a manner be-\ntitling the great importance of\ntbe event to the town and district. Golden Star.\n.1. S. Dennis, C. P.R. Land\nCommissioner for B, C, made a\nbrief slop at Cranbrook Wednesday, and after a short drive\naround town, met. a large number\nif the members of the Board of\nIra Ie. G. T. Rogers, president\nof the Board presided, and after\na few words In explanation of the\ncall for the meeting, introduced\nMr. Dennis. Mr. Dennis in a\nfew brief words said that the C.\nP. R, was in favor of Cranbrook\nassuming municipal control and\nthat the company was ready to\nstand, not only their share of\ntlH, | taxation, but also one-half of the\nexpense of incorporation; that\nhis company had always been in\nfavor of Cranbrook becoming a\ncity, lu referring to a motion\npassed by the Associated Boards\nof Trade at its last convention,\nsaid:\u2014\" that the motion as passed was very unjust to his company as has been demonstrated\nby recent surveys, and by the\nlist of prices on land published\nby tho C.P.R.\"\nAfter a few remarks by Messrs\nGurd and Harvey on C.P.R.matters, the meeting adjourned.. THE PROSPECTOR. ORANBROOK, B C JULY 22, 1906\nSomething\nfor Nothing\nESTABLISHED INS\nA. B. 6ratf,\nI'L'BI.ISHKlt AXI1 KIIITOH.\nnay would be in aeiiv operation Jff(\u00a3^\u00a3S^g^\u00a3S^gS^^g:':'^\u00a3C^\nand the districl would be a hive [fllj\nof I nd nst rv.\nTie- I'll Iways \"t Canada did a\nvery wise thing When thej' Snvi ll&i\nled the twenty tin- Washington lift\nfl HOTEL\nflPltU llJrO0t\u00bbeCt\u00abJV l'uUwa>' cu'-N*sI>\u00b0<\"*enis to tour!Kg |\n__ z. \u2014- Canada .mder their auspices wGuests Comfort a Specialty Good Stabling in Connection m\nTHE B.C. SOAP COY offer a (.KAMA- dArultnAY, JOUV 22. mm. a\" eorrospondents have seen W> U\n11 the Kooleniiys and have wreck- IB Jft'\nr\\XV. to 11111'cli users of their Will IE SWAN >N ., , .. i,,,,,,.,. ,1.,. discus ed the vocabulary In their praise \\[i v -\u00bb, o,.\u201e\u201e.i ,1.,,,,,, ii.,s\u201e ,mmn. m\nthe Kootenai's and I\ned the vocabulary In their praise U(j!\nof what they seen in the mining m\ncamps of Southern British Co- uj\nluinbia.\nNearest to railroad depot. Has accommodations for the public unequalled In\nCranbrook.\nPHONE to purchasers of their Will IE SWAN _N lh(, n),.u .,\u201e,\u201e,.,.,),,, discus\n1 sion on ihe question of Mo\nSOAP la bars for 25c). When you buy twenty|nlcipft| ^corporation win take\nplace, and we \u25a0 there lore hope\ncents worth ask for a coupon and ttet pa rue u- l1ml t|101>0 w))l D0 a mrge altenn. 1\niiince of citizens and a mure gen- ;\nlars how vou may become the possessor ot aii|el,ftla|SCUSSj0U0( tno ,)r0po.sal.\nIt will, we presume, be agreed In i\nup-to-date gramaplione. ilmt uo community in BritishL|\nColumbia over amounted 10 nny- Us a city municipality, a citizen .--..,-..-\nihing that was not Incorporated, remarked that there would no .\u00a3\u00ab$.$.$.$.$.$.$.\u00a3\u00a3$4-$?4\u00a3$4\u00a3494$4r4M->4>>4>'4k\n|I Is 11 necessary sequence, there- doubt bo a difference of opinion A .._..\u00ab.. _..._.., 9\ntore, ot progress. There is no Us toils advisability, und 11. wa\nCivic InoorporattoD.\n, . , ,. , , \u00a9Hot and Cold Baths\n1 mU'Oauou.g the subject ..>* m\nHOGGARTH & ROLLINS \\\nProprietors m\nNOTICE.\nTAKK SOTIOB timt I Intend loipolj ton,,.\nChlot Commltatoiwr ol CantoMid Works ryr\u00ab\nSpecUl License to flit and otrry awas Umbtt\ntrotn the (ollovrtati detcrlbed ImkU in KUt\nKooteoajf DUtrlct, OrliUb Columbia:\nCointaenolng at u post plattted !u milt* itaatQi\ntbe Skookuuiobuok rlvei onthoArat i-k^k \u00abl\nnroai \u00abidfl audoloaa to troll going up ulderaaic\ntbence Boutb 100 chain*, tbetiue Waal Monaloi\ntbanca North IfiOcholna, tbunua BaattOobitu\nto place ol boglnnlnt.\nDated thta 16th da; ol June lsuti.\nN. JoboaotL\nbooator,\nG. T. ROGERS.\n\u2022L-U-LJV ,|!'S ''l,V 'S '\" '\"' 1^,','1\" !ind\nFANO and STAPLE GROCERIES ami cKOLKfc.K\\. ,.,ip.h| [j this wore not \u00abo, there\nwould be no use of talking of the\nmatter at all. The only dilTer-\nonce of opinion is si me think it\ncitizen of Cranbrook that does desirable that there Should be a\nnot believe that tic progress of\nCranbrook, B. C.\nJE INSURE, YOU\nJ\nJ ...\t\nfree and lull discussion. l'ef- A 9\nsoually he was strongly iii favor A Against any Accident and any kind of c \u201e, c|ther for \u2022\nmontof taxes which we do not w \u25a0\nnow pay, but there would be A d\"<.1\/V\nJ $20 a year\n* Payable on Terms to Suit Vou\nNOTICE.\nTAKE NOTtCR that I Intend to apply to the\nCblatcommiaatoDarof i.uii.k una work* tor *\nSpeolel License to out and curry \u00bb\u00bb\u25a0\u00bb>\u25a0 timu.f\n[ram tin- fallowing deaorlbod luutit in Kim\nICootanai DUtrlct, Brltlab Columbia:\nOotnuisnolng at u poat pUntedatN.Joaa>\nsous North Wfsi oornor, thenoe smith ico\nohatnn, ibanoe Went 4u coaltu, thenoe North\nlOOobatna, tbeuoe v.iisi lOobalna to plaoe oi in*.\nginning.\nUated tbU Ifttb day of June i-ftfe\nH. Uttle,\nW Locator.\nYOU FEEL\nPEEVISH 311(1 FRETFUL\nwould oe butt- r to have the city compuusatina advantages of far\nassume :ull municipal govern-Igreaier importnn\nmenl during the present yeill. A\nWe confess we belong m the] How's This? A Tho\n:, ruier class. [I Ihe prospects Wu oltor Onu Uunarwl l)i.ll\u00abr\u00bb Uo- \u2022\noi Griuibrooli are such tha'. i' is wanl lor.anj eiwo uf' 'a'aiTli tluii ''\"'--'A\nesirabie to he i\"''c'i\"U'.it.ed.i'i\"'''l;:7-;\\^^i;;;i';,:''1t','''i:';, w\n,ome future time, it isouthi' s\\'u Uiu undumiifntnt have kimwo K. W\n(MM GdSUlLU GO.\nf\nOf Toronto a\nTie'se hoi days, and perhaps vou do not laltu\nmuch exercise as you should, The result is\nircount a one still more important thai no delay iu the mutter\nshould be had, bul that we should\nseel, incorporation nl once.\nJ. t'neii.\nor llio hi-i 10 y\nI T\n,iiii'i:\u00abii... \u25a0\u25a0 .\"\u25a0\u25a0\" \u25a0 \u25a0 di \u2666 , i I I r\"j j\nrnn\nl\nS\nJ\nft\nn\n^ A Sour Stomach\nm and then Indigestion\n#\nffl\\ And all th\" horrors o\nftK lie wise iu line\ny.:' vo ll' blood i 1 with\na dyspeptics life confront you. \\j\nKeep your system cleull and si\nPhosphate of Soda\net the lies! i Inly b'rom\nC. E. REID & CO.,\nYuu i. an liet the lies! i Inly b'rou\n^\nA business man cun mil daub his\nname on n fence or rock without\ngetting some good ou1 ol it:\nneither can he run a stereotyped \u201eti|)Ut!\u201e];\nid in a paper for a solid year.\t\nwithout some returns. Keen if\nhe does not think he sees any\nbeiietil, it comes, nevertheless. I\nWhat then iniisi be the result of a :\nreal live advertisemeril? II n\nbusiness man will simply give to\nhis advertising the same thought uitA.N'HHOOl., \u25a0:\u2022\nInisiiies. ininsiH'liiii'is nml llnuiHilnliy IA J \\J i. 1 i N X L w X \\J i. L1. Is.\nnlil,-. tu ,-ari-v oul ini., obllgiitiens iinitl,, I t^\nbv lbs tirin.\nW\\I.1U\\,I. KlNNAN ,V SI .MIS IN,\nWliol.'sulu l>n krIhIs, Toi f). | ,l\nHull's i .alar: h i.'ni-u la lakou lut\u00abr- \u2022\nnallv. 1,,-tinj illr-'i'tlv i|\u00abui Ihu lilcajd Jk\nand mo, oo- sirtii.-.- nl the syatoiu.lT\nTi'i-iiiaiu-.ials aenl fi-oo. Prliio \"\u25a0' nta W\nI,,,,- lieiil,-. Sold l.v all Uruggis-,-. A\n-HUTCH J\nGeneral Agent for j\nCranbrook, HA.. Mast Kootenay. Z\n(J\nProieMHional.\nUARVEY 4 MoCARTER\nBARRISTKR8 UNO SOLICITOUS\nPhont- 7 4-\nft\nJ$ CRANBROOK, B.C.\n')(^ DIM'KNSINi; OUU SI'Ki 1AI.TY\nllritisb Columbia\nand care and the same applica-' ~\ntion of business experience thai W. P. CiURD\nhe gives to buying his stock,\nthe selection and training ot his Barrister\nmi t\\ i~ + ~ .\". I clerks und the miscidlnneous do- Solicitor, Etc\nThe Druggists. ^ Lls \u201er hU 1)USim;ii,, \u201e\u201e.,., J\n! nothing more sine under the sun |UI'dillll'OOK\nthan that he will thou iio longer!\n\u2022 complain of rales, or \"that there;\nis nothing in it\" bul w-'dl he an\nenthusiastic and thoroughly con-\njviuced advocate of the efficacy|\n|of printers ink,\nA. Mellor \u00bb-\u00ab\u00bb\u00ab\u25a0\nGeneral Merchandise\nATTENTION PROKPBCTOUS AND MINERS. It is not\nwiivssno' '\" ir\"iLrht your supplies Lwnnti unlos, when you can\nijurchasp |.ho samn jjoods, tn Lhe same price, a\\ MELLi HiS,\nMiu.Ts ifoltia in iili poinii. via St. Mar>s r'lvor will liinl it :t larjfO wtviny\nanJ conveniuniM! to [.ru.-nr.- BuppHra fi-oai\nNOTICE.\nTAKK NOTtOH tiiut I Intend to apply to ttm\nCnlftt st corner tbence Homo iu ebetni,\ntbence Went tOobilu, tbeaoeKobb UWcbtlu,\ntbence Knit w cbntui to pltue \u00bbt QJeflnnlng,\nDeted this i.'ith Ju> ni June two.\nT. Roberta,\n.\"j Loeitor,\nNOTICE.\nTAKK KOTICB tlutt 1 Intend tu apply to tlii*\nCb|p| < !ontmlnloner oi i.niui- end Worlu tor h\nSpecie! McCtlM Wi CUtBud i*urr> av\\uy tltubri\nIroni it)*- rollotrtna dincrlbed lande In Rett\nKootunaj Ulitrict, Uritlab Cotuntbla:\nCommeticlnti at a jxwt planted t*t T. Roberta\nNorth Weal corner thenco south itw ebalea,\ntbonoe Wait tuobalu, tbence Noriii iwii-hnint\ntbouce Kaal w ohalm to place ol be|tnn|oi\nDated thl- ISth day ol June liKft,\nJohn fcwtn,\n\u2022.\"j locator\nNOTICE.\ni aki: NOT1CK tbal I Intoud to appl] to tha\nCblet Couulflaloner o( l.umii \u00abuj Worki Ion\nSpecial Uoeiiao to oul and carry i.wtty tlnur\nIrntn ibo rollowInR doaorlbed tmidx Id Rut\nKoownaj utatriot, llrltlab Columbia\nCommencing at a [Ki\u00abt piatitt-n i mile North\nii .i Rwtn h North Rant comer tbence Weal *\u00ab\nIihiiv thence North l\u00bb chains, thence Eut\u00ab\nIihiii-. thence Suijiii 100 i'IibI'is to place ui I*-\nDated tins i.ith da) ol June 190B*\nj Nelaon,\nSB) Locator\nC. H. DUNBAK\nIIAUUI.STKII, S' il.li'ITOll\nanil NO'I'AUY 1'' MI.Il\nICmnbiiMik, li 0,\nf\\. Mellor\nGeneral Outfitter\nMarysville, B.C.\nf LEflSK & HENDERSON \\\nJKS\nAlways Up-to-Date\ng Cranbrook, - - B.C. 2\nFiuuaiiiuaiuuuuuiiiiiuuuuiuiiUiUiuiuauuuiuuK\nWholesale\nAND\nLIQUORS -\u25a0 ,\nA. C. BOWNESS\nAGENT FOR\nCalgary Hecr, Ale .v Porter.\nI. Ki;Hi:i. .v CO., Hay and Grain.\nCranbrook, B.C.\nv\\wiiMMmiii\u00abiimiM\u00bbu\u00abnm\u00abm\u00ab\"*\niTiieBuStiHlieGiifiapestf\n.... \u201e n , , , nai.fi- H' Thompson ,\nWhat tiouthtmst hootenay \u00bb \\\\\n1101V requires tn phiee her in the ,'.j( IjjWHjOTKUtNOLlciTOtt \\fi\n\u2022 front rank of ininliifs ills}\u2022\u2022lets is, \\\n,1,-st capital; next, time .ml nil-; oyn^ ''KASK au,LU'^ {\nway eo-nmunicatlon, she is grad- cii'iiubrmik, [i.e. ( i-alloy\nually obtaining the latter. It is f^m.\n,.;,sy new to raise eupitiil fur any , T H O M A S M e V 1'.\".' 1 K\nijood Southeast Kootenuy enter-\npi-ise, und the Canadinn Pacific p . 1^,. S . tSt CB.\niRailway is pushing its mails1\nright intu the Kootnnity, fly!\nthis in,.aii\u00ab the cost Of tl'auspol' ''\"' ' '\",'\" \"'\n\"nation and treatment on ure will\nlie reduced i\" such n level ihal\n-aaaaaV l|,,t mill lligll enirl\" |iropl'l-l iOS,\nj. - , hul low-grade properties will ill-\n', \\J v^ so Im pui \u00b0n it remunerative\nr\\ | i , ) ' basis. We shall doubtless wit-\nj FALLS VIEW HOTEL j\nff CHENETTE & NEAL. Proprietors J\n) r* Marysville, B-C. *~r (\nTlio largest utul best oquipped hotol m tho Si Maryi\nCOMMODIOUS SAMPLE ROOMS\nNOTICE.\nI VKB NOT1CR that I Intend to airily (.*iti<<\n\u2022 Mef Cotntnlmlounr ol Land! and Worka tori\nSpoetal Llcontetocutand furry ewaytltnta\nfront the followlne deacrlbed iknda in Km\nKootenay Ulslrlot, Brltlah Columbia,\nComniencinK \u00bbt \u00bb i\"*\"! plaotod nt ,i Noumm'i\nSmall Bait corner Ihenee South *> cbtlu*\nin- in-.- Kaal BO chains m \u25a0 North B0 i-tiiittn\nthenoe Weit SOehalua to place flnolQi\nDated inla Iftth tlaj ol June IWJ\n,\\ .\\ Kwlli\n\u25a0\"j I.ih ntiir\nNOTICE.\nt.\\ki. NOT1CK that | Intoud teepetj u\u00bbU\u00bb%\nChief Couintlaalonoi \"t IhikIs hihJ irorki for \u2022\nsj.i-iiiii t.ii-ti-' to cut aud oarrj \u00bb\u00bbh> tlmbet\nfruiti tin- following deaorlbed lande in F.asi\nKooieuaj niiiHii Hriilah Columbia\nOomwcnclnffai a poat planted at a. a Bwln'i\nSonii Weat oornor thenoe North ISO ohalnt,\nthem \u25a0\u25a0 lust 10 clialna, ihenee somii iflOebatAt,\ntin'i>,<\u25a0 w.-i Kii halna to j)i\".-.' 61 beglnnlai\nUatnd tbla 15th duj of June WM\n\u2022 H Little\n9 Locator\n***\u00ab>*******\u00ab>*\u2666**\u2666\u2666\u00ab>\u2666\u2666*\u00ab>\u2666\n*\nS\nt\naa...a.a.\nlaaaaiaaaa\nness a ureal rise in the mineral\noutput oi Soiulmast Kootenay | l'1\" \"\"'\"\"''\"'' '<-!''\"\"\u2022\" '\u25a0'\"\nIn lilO'i and lflOH. -a-\u00ab->\t\nDR. E, W, CONNOLLY\nPliuiiician i\"\"1 Surgeon\nIKKIOK AU.MslIt INII ,\\VK\nII, ens: 0 ie 11 ii.ni. '-' loll p.m.\n\" to \" p.II\n; NORTH STAR\n| ^-- HOTEL ,\na e>\na Kimberley, B.C. p\nf H. W. DREW. Proprietor. _^-^_ , J\n\u00ab^e>tae>t|i\u00abe>\u00ab>\u00ab>\u00ab\u00abe>^e>ta\u00ab>\u00abtft\u00ab>e>\u00ab>e>\u00ab>\nNOTIOB,\nTAKK SOTH K tbai i Intend to apply Mtoa.\nChlof Cominlaalonei ot i.audi hh.1 Wurkx (nt*\nSpecial Lloenae tocutaad oarry awaytlmbtf\nfrom iin* following deacrlbed und* it. k\u00bb\u00bbi\nffootenajf DUtrlot, llrttlah ColumbU:\nCommenclnjr at a poat planted atHLUttWi\nSouth Eaai oorner So i olaltti tfieneo Sortb in\nobalna, thenoe Kaal io >.\u2022 k'tn t n^ tbonoe Booth W\nobalna. thenoe weal la ehalna to ulaee ufi^-\nkfiUUiliK\nDated mis 15th itu> ul Juno 1906\nS. Juli\u00abV)ti.\nLioator,\nWl.i-ili'-f you ftrolu .whUiuhs pr Pi Ei Kl NCj\n(lolUk.s i. pays lo u- fufr and| ^ . Q^r\\y|^T\nnitk.\nIKPICK IIOCKSI '\u2022 U) IJ t.^ii\n1 !u 0 |i III,\n7 Ul * |> tn.\ni trrn i! nml Ukkiih.v i.\n4\nMcClarys 1\n.-anions UANGUS n\nSO YEARS-\nEXPERIENCE\n:\n\u25a0i|, mu\nnrU',-s rlifhl. A l.AIKIK SMIPMKNT JUST MIlllVKI) \u00ab:.\nm m\ns Pat more Bros, s\n-\u2022 i\ngPlambing, RooBng, Beating und Ventilating EugineersS\n^viiiiui iiiiii uiininn\u00bbi\u00bbi\u00bbi\u00bbi\u00bbini\"vN\nI'.uiv principals are eoml\nihinijs, bul only so when rein\nfiireed bv performing your I'ltrlit\n\u201el iranel.ise honestly ami , \u2022 Armstrong Ave Cranbrook\nseielltl'i'lslv III tile liallol llOX,\n...\nThe i 'niiservative party \\\nparty tit to govern in fedoral sir\nwell as 1'nnini'ial iniitlei -\na a a\nThe niinin^ development now\nt'u'ni|\u00bb mi in the Vicinity Ol I'ran\nI brook is inilieative liferent pro*\nperity A ffreal number ol 'prop-,\nerties have passed the prospec-\nlive staire ami .nu.v now be called\nNOTICE.\nTAK1 MO'lei: Umt 1 liit\u00bb-it,l l\u201e ,ii,|,ly Iii Hi'\nI'tii,'! e,MiliilUslou,-r ol l.unUs uli'l Work, lor,\nSpecial l.lfHiis,, io out ami ,'any awa) Hmla-i\nfrimi lh>- lOllowlDR dOMHbod 1.11,1s III Ka.t\nKootODoj DUirlct Iiriil.b Columbia:\n(.'omioonolng at i. i\u201e,-i pisntod ut J. EfflQ'i\nS\u00bbrlli Weat i-uriitT ilii-u,-,- Nnrlli lOOcbftllu,\ntbouce Kn.t iiii'iiiiins ibenoe Soutb lOOebilw\niiu'iir Wt-.t io obalna to plaoa nl bcfrltiDlni\niii,i,-,i titk i.'.ti, da] \"t .luiie Iflct.\nT. Roberla,\n9 l.ocau\u00bb\npin * Post Office\nOVI U Store\nCosy and\n(.umlortabk Rooms\nRoyal Hotel\nHeadquarters for (,;n|;ii|;i ,li;ik\u201es ,\u201eistlll<,.. ,\u201e,,,.\nMining Men m\u201e\u201em11n, ...a ,,;,s. ugold-briek-\ned twice by the Liberal party.\nbut never again, will the electors\nsiami fur a free trade gold brick.\nIhe largest General Store in Marysville, where miners\n\u25a0.in lie supplied with anything tin \\ want .it .ill iinics.it\nCranbrook prices,\nGroceries. Hardware.\nClothing. Stationery\nB. J. CLAYTON\n^Mt\u00abttfi!ti!Ti!TH?nftnTn!VHiHTiiti^nHTTtrtTTHtntmntn!niy\nScientific Jfiiicrican. I 1 \u2022 OUmS & COa |\nA handMnaetf tllaatrale^ wwki?. Imwm \" (J;\n'\u25a0titotlon uf iinT'f-if'i'ifli- tfiuniitl. Tonnit.#^:' ^_ u ,\ntur: lour tiiniiilm, li, Holil byull naWMgUai* a^- *\u00bb\u00bb\u00bba\nUp & Co.\"\"\u2014\" Hew York |cM*<\u00bb\nTradk Marks\nOcbighs\nCopyrights Slz\nAn]rOno unillnfi n \u00bbitBti*h unil datorlPtlnn m*\nqoiokly Mosruin pur oiHtiton tre\u00ab wliBti\t\nniTfiitKin upriiimi.lv |e,t.'i,iiihie. ('iiifiniiiui'\ntuwiiKtfriciijri'* nn*. \u25a0\u00bb-\n, nftjr daii* I lutnntl to lil\u00bbnlj t.i Hie t-hU-l Com- fc\n\u2022 \u2022 \u2022 mlantonar ol Uanrta aud Works for pormlmloa C^\n,. , ,, \u25a0\u201e ,i.n riHAB to poroltftM the lol.moni; ricsaHbed tuftds J^\nA AdlcaUhflDgeln tbo yivt,-, ^\u201elS,),(til,lfl1lK(K,f\u201eri;iv\u201eflUimrncililtflt g\nBill lit rid WOUld tetld to iuCrOaftQ! ihr oorlhweai wnier if Ln, No BW\u00bb. Qrtmp I,\nFRANK ANGERE. Manager .he price ot lead, would pl^feSSSS^^SSl*\" c\nevery lead mlnoiolhfl KootflDtvyil thcno*\u00bb\u00ab\u00abi*l\u00ablialiia.th\u00abn\u00abi aortli M eH\u00abi\u00bb>. K\nin iM.eration. would i!iicoiiraKo,\"\"'0<\"'\"\"\" \"cl,,,,M -\"\"\"\"\u25a0-\"\"n''*^\"'\"\"- E Dealers in\nPhi' ubovu hotel has been recently erected, and neatly furnish- the putting in ol smelter plants u,,,i,,w,\u201ei..ci,,u,n.,o,\u201e\u201e \u201e\u201e\u00ab\u201e\u201e\u201e. mom tj Live Stock at Calgary. Alberta 3\nTbe Bar is supplied with the best brandsOf in tbe Kootenay vulley, t., ol )\u00bb\u2022 iws r \/itUlUitUumUUUlUIUlUUUUMUUIUUUUUIlUUIUU\nIMeryaville, B.C.\nWliolcMtilc and Retail %\nI Meat Merchants i\n1\n3\nAbattoir and Cold Storage3\nL--I tlll-OUgllOUl\nLiquors and Cigars\nNOTICE\nTAKK Nn'i'iei: thai i iniotul to apply toIba\nUblofc mlaalnnri ol i,-\u00abn>is i.u.i IVorkilor*\nSpeolal Uconao to cut anU ,'.,ir) affajllnlw\nIrtiin ui, i\u25a0.i,..,%,11k ,i,-s,-rii.,.,i landi in Rail\nKooi ,v niairlci, Hrltlali Oolumbla\ni ommcnatiia m n poal plantotl al T Kobaru\nSouth Baal oornor nien,-,. North IW ohaloi\niii.-,u-,- Kh-i loebaloa, tboi smuii iMobiloi,\niu> in-,. Weal in ohaloa to plaoo ol botflnnlni\niiHi-.i tin. lath, day olJuno l\"(V\u00bb.\n.1 N'i.'lallll.\n\u00bb 1 alw\nNOTICE.\nTAKK NOTICE linn I li ul toapul! UIM\nOblot Couitnlaalotior of 1.1111,1-. un 1 worka tor 1\ns,a-. lui i.Iiimi,,. looul unil carry nway lluitxi\n(row it.,- roiiowlni Unauiibod laudi lu Km\nKmtonaji ni.irli't. Hrlllili Columbia:\nConiinenolUK ui n poat planted at s. Join,\nwn'asouth Baateornor ilienoo BaitWobaltii,\nttii-iii',, gouib si obalna, thenod Weal no ohalu,\ntiK'in',, N.utii m, obalna to i>iuri' \u201ef beglnolni\nDated tuts null, (in, of June imift.\nj. Ewlli,\n\u25a0-\"* 1.0,'unn\nThe Illinois Central\nMaintains iiDoxoolletl Bttrvloo from\ntbe went In tlm out nml Miutli. Makiii\u00ab\nloto I'onnootloua with tralm ul \u2022\"\nIrililm'onlliieiitiil lilies, poMGQgorfl K*\nivi'n tiirir t'holco of rotitea to Cbleago\ntoulsvlllo, Memphis and New Orleann,\nunil throujll thoso lailnts to the far earn\nProspective tl'avolors UenlrlnK InlOf\ninatloo as to tho lowest rauw anil he.'\nroutes are Invited 10 correspondence\nwith the following raproMotatlvej.\nI). H. Tri-miiui.i., Commercial Atro\"1\nH8 Third St., Portland, Ort-KOO'\nJ. C. UNUSKVi T. F. .t l*.A.\n141 Third Sl\u201e Portland, OifKOO\nP. B, THOMPSON, F. *, ^'A., Rooail\nColmau Uldg.. Seattle. Waal.. THE PROSPECTOR, CRANBROOK, B. C eWM\nifti.'i\n\u2022niinHiaimununmmmiamaav\u00bbimumM\n\u00a3\\J\\J1\\U HILL 4 CO r \u25a0-\u201e\u201e:, ,\u201e.,,-\nthat eon make lilt- \u00aborth the IM\nE. H. SMALL. Manager\ni\u00bb\u00ab\u00ab\u00ab\u00ab\u00ab\u00ab\u00ab\u00ab\u00bb\u00bb\u00bb\u00ab\u00ab\u00bb\u00bb\u00bbay\u00bb*\u00bbwa\u00ab\u00bb\u00bba\u00bba\u00bbaa\u00bb\u00bb%\u00bb%\\aMa\\%\u00bb\u00abM<%tt.t%M\u00abie\u00abw%\u00bb\u00bb'\nROYAL\n* HOTEL *\nTHE OLD RELIABLE NEVER l HANGED HANDS\nVAN always on hand to\nwelcome guests.\nL. B. VanDecar, Prop.\n\u2666'\u2666.\u2666..\u2666'.$'\u2022:\u2666. \u2022:\u2666:\u2022:\u2666 \u00ab\u2022\u2666\u2666\u00bb\u2666 \u00ab\u25a0:\u2666.\u2666 \u2666 \u00a9 \u2666 o \u2666 \u00a9 \u2666\n1 B. H, SHORT & CO. |\nSoft.\nWhite.\nFragrant\nShin,\nUse\nBABY'S\nOWN SOAP\nSo othrr - . - | 101 a* RfetA, M.\n1 r.iciT Toun \u2022 tft Mrs, voaTttftl.\nL,\nFa\/'\/or'\nok, B.i\nStye liroeiJcctov.\nSATURDAY, JI l.V -\".'. IWt\nARMSTRONG AVENUE\nt * \u2022 Newest designs in\nD\n\u2666\n\u2666\n0\n%\naoers\n\u2666*\u2666\n\u2666\ni\n\u2666 Over duo Different Patterns to Select From w\nJ Painting. Decorating\nand Sign Work jj\n:\nP.o BOX 88 PHONE 111 H\n.\u2666.\u00bb'.\u2666.\u00bb.\u2666.<> \u2666:\u00ab:.\u2666 \u2666.\u2666 \u2666>..\u2666. ..\u2666.\u2022> \u2666.\u00ab:\u2666.\u00bb \u2666.oj*>,:*;<\u00bbjo\u00bb;<>\nI FORT STEELE\nBREWING CO,, LTD. I\nFERNIE, B.C. '\n!\u00bb MAN0PACTUUBR8 and BREWERS of EXTRA KINK <;\nBEER | PORTER\n:: SOLD BY THE BARREL, KEG OR BOTTLED ||\nHot licit beer for family j!\nuse a specialty >\nOutside Orders\nGIVEN STRICT AND PROMPT ATTENTION\nSATISFACTION GUARANTEED\n4 P. O. BOX 812 b.\n1 TFUBPHONE NO. I P\n| Port Steele Brewing Co., Ltd. !!\n************ **************\n| AITCHISON i\n* THE BUTCHER !\n5 9\n* * Marysville, B.C. * 9\ntk w\nOur <\u2022!\n^ urn- uompleto Cold Storage Plant enables us to tor- S\n*5 uisli our goods in perfect condition al all seasons ot uj\n5 the year. at\n\u00ab\u00ab****\u00ab#*i\u00ab**\u00ab ************\nCentrally Located Electric Lights\n\u2022 Manitoba Hotel\nUnder Mew Management\nLOCAL NEWS.\n.1 A. Qouptll, Koniic, was in\nt'raiihri>i)k lliis week.\nShort A Go's, now wallpaper\nis th,' talk of Dip town.\n\t\n.1. Neil. Murysvillf. was in\nthe city Tuesday.\nF a. Cudahy, Winnipeg, was\nin town Wednesday.\nA. i' Stevenson, Moyie, was\nin tun ii Wednesday,\nHose, Hos,', Hose at Patmore\nBros\nR. Mi-Kiinninii. Moyie, was at\nCranbrook Monday on business.\nII Eachern, Spokane, was a\nKiH'st at ihe Cranbrook Monday.\nStrawberries and'fruit In season at Tisdale's\nK H. McDonald, Nelson, was\nin tho city Monday,\n.1 C. Graham, Winnipeg, was\nai the Cranbrook Monday.\nP. H. Wallace, Toronto, was\nin town Tuesday.\n.1 Alexander, Toronto, was a\nguest ut the OranbrooK Tuesday.\nW. n. Ross, Vancouver, was\nin town Tuesday.\nMcClary's famous Kootenay\nranges at Patmore Bros,\n.1. MoLean, Calgary, was a\ntruest at the QraubrookWednesday.\nP, Jensen, Wasa, was in Cranbrook Wednesday on mjning business,\nK. A. Hayes, Boise, Idaho,\nwas ii guest at tin? Cosmopolitan\nTuesday,\nC. Bush, and C, J. Rogers,\nVancouver, were (Joint; business\nat Cranbrook this week.\nJ, E. Rice. Calgary, was registered at the Cranbrook Wednesday.\nMalcolm Mclnuis, returned\nWednesday from a business trip\nlo Elk Mouth.\nSaddle horses and rigs are always ready al the Cranbrook\nstables. Very moderate charges\nII 11. Brown. Victoria, was\ndoinj; business at Cranbrook\nMonday,\nGeta Refrigerator or a Freezer\nfor tho warm weather. Palnion\nBros.\nP. Lund, manager of the\nCrow's Nesl Lumber Co. at\nWardner, was in town Wednesday on business.\nR. .1. Hutohlngs, Calgary, representing the Northwest Saddle\nCo, was doing business in Cranbrook Wednesday,\nC. R. Dixon, Calgary, was\nrounding up Cranbrook tner\nchants, on the subject of snpar,\nMonday lust.\nLetters on any question of Interest from our readers are cordially welcomed by the Prospector.\nCharles Spllsted of Kimberley,\nhas been appointed a justice of\nthe peace for the Province of\nBritish Columbia.\nThe Cranbrook lacrosse club J J^\nwill piay the Leihbridfre cl \u00bbb a>\nLethbridge on July 31st.\nl unstable Dow of Wardner.\nwas in Cranbrook- Tuesday on\nlocal business.\n^ \t\nJ. MoLeod, and S. Rentonof!\nArrowhead were Cranbrook vis-)\nitors Tuesday.\nIf you want a refrigerator buy\nMayeock'sdry air patent Refrigerator guaranteed to keep provisions belter lhau any oilier\nsold in Cranbrook. *\nMrs. J. Taenhauser ot Fori1\nSteele, was in lown Monday.\nWhile in town Mrs. Taenhauser\nrented a house, and will move\nfrom Steele to Cranbrook next\nweek.\n\u2022lake Kink, returned Saturday\nlast from an extended visit lo\nthe coast Mr. Fink daring his\ntrip visited all the prominent\ncoast cities Including Portland,\nand its big exposition.\nThe Prospector would like to\nsee every lesidenl of Cranbrook\nand Southeast Kootenay on Us l\nsubscription list It would like '\nto have every business man in \\\\ui ft\nCranbrook represented in Us ad |\t\nvertising columns and wants an\nopportunity to ligure on job\nprinting for those who need it\nU i\nBoot-Shoe Maker\nAll Work I.una,.'<-\u25a0\u2022.\nXf-W \\\\ nlk Mftdi to\nArmstrong Ave.\nFurnace,\nImporter of\nFine Woolens.\ne> Crai,l,i-i\nnatrons A,\nJ. Edgar Davis\nA Bricklayer ifi\n'\u2022\"Contractor v\nFurnace, Boiler, Range and\nFireplace Work n Specially. All\ndescription of stone-work undertaken.\nOrders left al J. o. HEBRIDES\nPrompl Utentton.\nFor Sale\nValuabi.k Kuiit Ranch, at\nCreston, B.C Price |l,600.\nTerms easy. This is without\ndoubt one of the best real estate\nbargains on the market\nFor further particulars see\nArnold & Roberts\nPHONG 89\nReal Estate and Insurance\nCRANBROOK, B.C.\nDRAYING\nWe have been in the business\nfor several years, we have the\nbest equipment in B.C. and we\nguarantee satisfaction.\nAbout mat Piano\nWe are the authorised agents\nfor the removal of Mason St Risch\nPianos, we can do llie work without risk. Also Household Fur-\nnature.\nPERRY & FITZGERALD\nProprietors of the\nCranbrook Cartage and Transfer Co\nOffloo onposlta\nC.P.R Depot. Phono 63,\nHeadquarters for mining 4\nmen and old timers. p\nWhen you want a good E. C. Miller, Fqrt Steele, is\ni . . m. m tk. went for McCormlck Harvest-\nplace to stop come to the\\*&g Machtnery, Th0Se wanting\nManitoba. mowers, rakes or repairs will be\nsupplied on application.\nd. a. Mcdonald, manager\nWo Give Tou Tour Money's Worth\nShort & Co. have just finished\npainting the residence of Mr.\nMa pee. The appearance ot I\nbuilding it much improved.\nThe Illinois Central\nMaintain*, unexcelled service from\nthe weal to the cast hh,1 south, Making\n,-lusu ,-niin,.i'li,ills with train, of al!\nti-ansi-uiitiiiiMiiul line*, passenger* are\ngiven thi'lr ohotoe of routes toChtoago,\nLouisville, Memphis anil New Orleans,\nsn,l through those points lo tho faroast\nProspective ttavelere desiring Information as to the lowest Mitt's anil 1,,-si\nroutes urn Invited to correspondence\nwith the following representatives,\nB. H. TanvaDM.. Commercial Agent\nIU Third Su, Portland, 11: >gon.\n.1. i . l.iMist.v. T.F. ,\\ P.A.\n\\rl Third 8U, Portland, Oregon\nP, H. Thompson, r. ,\\ P.A., Room\n1. t'lilmuii Bldg., Seattle, Wash,\n\u2022HH-H-H-H-r-H-l-W-H-H-H-^\nI STEWARTS I |\n\u00b1 The LEADING STORE For J\nFresh Fruit. Vegetables,\n| Choice Confectionery\nFRESH M IN.\nsoi-'V lilil.Mvs\nI\"llnzi'lwooil lea Cream\"\nPROMPT iii:i.i\\ ii^\nHugh Stewart\nPhotic 75 ftrfliBtrono, Ave\nhI-H-H-H^-!H-\u00abH-H-l-W-H-\nSAVE TIME\nALL THE TIME\nDon't\nShovel\nAshes\nNot one make of furnace in twenty i\u00ab supplied with an\nash-pan.\nWithout an ash-pan the ashe> must he shovelled into\na pail or some other receptacle for removal\u2014means dust\nin the eyes, ruined clothes, extra woik ; a dirty d.s.u>ree.ihie\njob\u2014the meanest part of furnace 'tending.\nThe Sunshine Furnace has an ash-p..n which catch..-*\nall the ashes, and slides in and out easily. Has two Innd, 9\nfor carrying. Xo shovelling', sweeping or dirt.\nThis is only one of a dozen g-ood features pOMtSMj\nby the Sunshine Furnace, none of which are fonnJ on\nany other furnace.\nMXIaryl;\nLondon, Toronto, Montreal, Winnipeg, Vincotmr. SI. John, R.St\nPatmore Bros Sole Agents\nSTMPIX\nSTRONG\nI MUSIC |\nlire Mlelnn TEACHER OF THE\nMr*. rllSlOp PIANOFORTE\nS|K'cial attention to touch,\nteolinique, phrasing and\nKradinn of studios.\nFur partloulan apply to c. B, Hold *\nCo., The DriiKKlMtn.\nUJjjCHB\nPurchase Prloa $3.00 a Month\nAllowance Made For Olii Machine\nArnold s rodbtu\ni.ii i,,,.'iiniii mhiMMtl iitiliktilMJaJmVah r\nt nn im mvtvn nn fifi nn nmi wittiii \u00bb\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\nRocky Mountain Chapter\nNO. 12ft. u. A. M.\nCRANBROOK, B. 0.\nRoguUr toootlojfii\u2014Und Tuoi*\nday lu ea<'h month at i\u00bbi* ti1\" Mid euterly\nlumk of tin1 Kill W'-'T itltmit ,\u00bb1 I'hiiti,-. tn the\npiece of oointneoeetnenfci there betng i*w eerei\niiinn' it IdfiH.\nRlbBWer.D.0.,JunB\u00abth,m*\nT. W. DI MO AY\n*i J t\u00bb Anderson, Ageni\nNOTIOB OK IMSSOM'TION\nNOTI0K i\" hereby given thgt tii\u00abi\"u'nrr-\nHhtii heretofore eobeletlng between un the\nuaderelgnedi nu Tobeoco Mercbente in the town\nnl (TMiil'ionk Iiiin Ilil\" il*v t ri ilis.i.ilvcil by\nHitlhlll I'ltlKtiMll\nAll dflbtB owinir io tbe fHhi ptrtnenhlpera in\nbe paid to tbe \"Aid SiitnuRl J. Mlghton nt\nCmnnroolt. nfor.^iilii. Hnd nil rlHlum iiKulnnt\ntlm *n(d pnrtn\u00abmhlp are to h\u00ab prewnM to the\nHid siiiiiii.-t J. Mi\/inoii, by \u00abhom the RHine\nwill h*? nettled.\nlutpd at Cranbrook, this Sth day of July, IMft\nWITNESS |\n\u2022 S.J. MIOHTON\nJ, A. HARVEY | F. W. KBLSALL\nVOKt STKELB ASSESSMENT DISTRICT\nA SpMikl Court of Revision and Appeal,\nunder the \"Asteaemenl Act ltnt\",f\u00abr the Fori\ngteele AMtteMmnnt nintrlct, will be held on\nFriday, toe ttth. day ol July next, at ten\no'clock (a the forenoon at tbe Provincial Government Office. CraObrook.\nDated at Cranbrook. thla 7th day of July HOB.\nJ. r. ARHBTRORO,\nm court ttmnt^mtUM9fk%i\nSEATTLE, TAC0MA\nAND ALL\nPacific Coast Points\nST. PAUL, CHICAGO, NEW YORK,\nAND\nALL POINTS EAST\nPalace nmt Tourist\nSteppers, Buffrtt\nLibrary Cars, Modern\nDay Coaches.\nDimi-n Cars,\nMBALB A LA CARTE.\nBest Meals on Wheels\n2r\\sT TRAINS o\nBAST AND WB8T DAILY df.\nKor full paitiiMiluM, rfttM< foldflPI\nft)*., call on ot addroUi\nS. ll, YKKKKS.ii.w.iVA..\nBoattle, Waob.\nII. BRANDT, c,p. a t.a., Bpokane.\nJAMES GREER\njCONTRACTOR\nand BUILDER.\nESTIMATES FLRNISHF.D ON ALL WORK\nJOnillNTli PROMPTLY F.XECCTED.\nHouses and Cottages for Rent\nor Sale on Easy Terms.\nLIME AND SHINGLES TOR SALE\nTelephone 82.\n\"ft I J0HNS0N~\nCarpenter 1& Builder\nGood Work at\nReasonable X'rice\nOffice and Workshop Lewis St\nMINERAL ACT\n| Btmi t.\",\\TK OF IMPBOWMT VW\nNO TICK.\nPlylllg Cloud Mineral Claim,\nSUuate in the Port Steele Mi\u00bblnu ntviMon\nll Bavt tto '<\u25a0''\u25a0\u25a0\" D\u25a0 \u25a0 \u25a0\nWhere tooated On Marl Creali o\u00bb\u00ab miip\nm.ii: IflmbfHer-\nTftke noilca that 1 LTioi T McVlttte, I'.m c\n\\n n \u25a0,..: i [or .1 0 Dtewry, V M.c.\nNo i ' \u2022 Itw, Tnnmii i P.M.O, No. QMftOt\nand J P ArmsirongofflCaol admtnl\u00bbtratot foi\nKfeU'ivit natato Proa Mlnei I CertlB\nonte No, DTM9V, Intend, sixty \u00ab.tiy^ from the\nlai hei \u25a0'\u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0 ply lo the Mining Reoordei\ntot a CorUfloaie ol Emprovi mertw. tot the pvir-\npose of obtaining a Crown ftralit or ihe above\nolalm\nAmi Mi'it.,1 take notlcothat action, ttadtt\n\u2022.i otioi M in\"'i be i omnom \"ii bafow tho laatt*\nanm i>[ \u00abuoh CeMlfloateol traprovemanta\nDatoil Lhli Wth dnrol April, A.D. IW\nIf. TROS.T MoVlTTtB\nr S9C9696S898 \"\u00bb%*\u2022\u00bb \u2022\u2666\u2022'-,*'*\u00bb*(\nI ft\n1\nf) \"i toe oni nKDiiDoa uaroei a \u2022\u25a0\u2022\u2022v w\nJ eon now be found in tho *\nC WATTS' BUILDING \u00a7\nL.- I\nTHESE DAYS\nYOU WANT THE LATEST\nIn Photos\nOR NONE AT ALL -\nTlic Newest Is Sure to\nHe Found at\nrTO PH0W) GO.\nStudio.\n92 01 Un1 olii MfluttoM Bather Shop m\nf) Plrat Class\nam work in all branches\nof the\nTon&orlal Art S\nJBsS\u00ab9C9C98S69\u00ab9\u00abS69SSSSe9Kl\nMI0RTLINE\nHFIWEtN\n','PAUL CHICAGO\nOMAHA- CHICAGO\ni *\u00bb,\n.\n;, ;. kin]r H 'sin,.-. Iran? \u00bb \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 .\nl),.,,!iHi t. Intere.sl allowed i\n. rmnnnmini.nnr1 iny i-w-i- our ehowti \u25a0 \u25a0\nKOTIOB.\n;\u25a0,... \u2022 tUi.t M dajri alter \\U.e I Utf ur.-1\nLentigo l intend, la uppiv to the Chiel Ow\nLand* end Work* ei Victoria, H\nto cut nu-! cart) a**i\nlag 'I-, rlbed lead* In\nPaid-up Capital. $8,700,000 Reserve Fund. $3,500,000\nnrkiitf'i* \u2022\"i a \u25a0''\u2022\u2022 i poet oo the north\nmvi . .,: i. \u25a0 v. . \u25a0 tl \u25a0\" ebatua Miuth\nOl it.- K.-,l-l,H\\ llvi r itl '. \u25a0 \u25a0 ti ' -' *\u25a0' ..\"in-\n : Ml .\".\u00ab,!,\u2022 -\u25a0\u25a0.'. LSI OHM >\u2022'\"! tbtW\nun in wcheUu. i\" ihe nla.** uf <\u2022*>\"\u00bbrx uncetneni\nHEAD OFFICE, TORONTO\nH. E. WALKER, QamnU bUnagof ALEX. LAIRD. Aaat Qcal Managwr\nl?1clllllO' To P IT I .P \u2022''\" inalieuiacrtwmuwurliwt\nHi..;-, lip \u25a0 lUHII iltfi\n; Cranbrook Branch. J. P. M, PINKHAM, Manage\n.1. Cardell, Calgary, wns m\nCranbrook Friday.\numruirwuti Fred Smith, Toronto, wns\ntown Friday,\n********\u2666*******\u2666\u2666#\nWf have Krwlsatul Reels ol\n.i'l.t- ut si..-. - anil tin latest\nitt li s. \u25a0 troni! I ..,:\u2022\u2022 >l I'ltfious\nweights, ;ill kitnis ol Flies\n11 and Hooks etc, A\nright prices.\nJ..., : .1. IW\nNOTICE.\n\\V hill. Enderby, wad u t'ran\nrook visitor Thursday.\nBI6 flUIDI Sill}\nl; Little, Fori Steele, \u00bb'tu al\na Cranbrook Thursday on buaineaa,\n9 \t\n# 11 1-. Hi i \u25a0 i. Fertile, v. is it\n9\n1\nWhere It Pays to Deal.\nStock Quotation*\nD Evans, Lutidbrick, was r\u00bb*w\nj-ii .ii ihu Kovttl WeUnt'.sdHy,\nrWrdie X t.l\n*'\n1ft As the time for stock-taking Is drawing near \"\u2022\u2022\u2022 desire\n9 io sell every article we have lefl in men's summer wear\n9 such ;is cloth and straw hats, shirts, underwear, tennis\n\u2666 and Oxford si s. light coats and vests\n*\nTate wiis In Michel\nn business.\nc. i:\nJSlthisw,.\nif\nA Vic Dussulniur, Moyie, was in\n*\nou n Thursday.\nenamel\nWe are also\nnit cases, , :i\nlaughtered n :\nover stocked in some lines\nHolow yon will Bad pric\nmh as Hi's,\nwhieh ure\n*\n* \t\nA nderwtau-worth\n\u2022sfT I Ul \u25a0'. \\ \u2022\u25a0-'\n*\t\n* :\n9 s ..,.., [lata v nrth\n9\n# \"\n*\n- -.:, n,,-,, . 16\n1.00 \u25a0\u25a0 'H'\n; 25 \" S5\n1.5(1 \u25a0\u25a0 1.10\nI.;:, - 1.36\n-'. io now *2.0l)\n2 76 \" 1.78\n1.50\n1.00\nI VI'\nlu\n1.00\njo\na\u201e , ,.t\u201e\u201e0 lu nfl'l, IU tile ,,'llll'f ,'\u201elllllll\u00bb-\n...ll. M,l l.ali.l. a,..l WurlUaBd lb. As.i.iaul\n, i .\u201e\u201e:!..\u2022-...,-i ut Laud. ,iii'i Witrk. tor ii\"*\nI lit tnciQ^^, ,,, Kb,. Kootenay, lor a Unau to\n1 pru-i--1 fu, * \"al anJ e.trolaan \u201en Hie lul.ua\ntug dcaartboil lanila. .ttiiated on Auauiin,\nUfWk, r.n.l ,.! ..,\u25a0! ;iulj\u201ei!iilla' J. I, 1 It,...- .\nP.S. Let us serve you by mall ^J *^\u2122*S* \u2122 *\" ' \"\nCummaaelngntapualpl uledneoribi 'outh\n' i , ... f) ', \u2022\u25a0 \u25a0 \u25a0 j. :-\/-\\* \u2022 I kutnHm) l*iuu tr-.il aud about thrvs nlti *\n. ... . 1!'. 0\u00bb- ri I vflioUlN I (runi lh\u00ab Iteaii \u00bb' Akanitna creek Hvtmj Ibr\n. . \u00bbi jjoa ,i K.uii. J Petenon'e claim, and\nqui i \u2022\"\u2022 i.iiwni J. L'elaraon \u25a0\u2022 louthwwt comer\n' post, uh-ii <\u25a0 north \u2022*> ehaJna. ihenee eaal *>\ni obalna, ihenee ^mii mj ehalne ihenee weal 10\ni ebalns tu tbe plaoe ol botlnnlbg, aiid uwi \u2022\u00bb\u25a0 >\netwuiug iu ii.t prbolo, oror \u00bbli bnndredettd\n| tOfl) \".BlUtf ItlTl-s.\n> Luceivd June Itih, l909,\nI $) Kdaiti J. IVttTnuu. Locator\n: Sotice ii ticrpby ilron iiisi SDdarij sfierdete\nI inteud iu apply io tb-- Chiel ComaUtloner oi <\n\\ Lendeend \\\\'\u00bbrit> end .ii*.- Assistant Comntli\nj \u00abiouit ottlAuds and V7orhs (or4thai Dtetrlot uf\nk\u00ab-.i Kooteney tor a Ulceus to protpeet (dt\nCoal sud Petroleon wu tbe followlnideeortbad\nUii'ii. tltuated ou Akatniim eraeha Heinn\nSuuthoInt.JuUjtj.iili.^Kdwiti J .l*-t\u00bb'ri(iti'u of Hritisb\nColumbU\nCotntnencltUI \u00bbt a poat plantfil tifur tbe\nSouth K'Kin imy pom TraU, shout three nllas\nd.im iiic .head of Akarnlne oreek, being th\u00ab\ntultial post ol Bl\u00bble L Karr*e claim, and\nnarked fc.Uie I. Kerr's northweat eornei\npusi, ibfin-f .^ijiii *' obatne, thenoe ea*i hj\ni-imius. tljenee north 80 eluUnn, thenco \u00abesi w\ncbulnatoihi ptmceol u'-giiiLuid. nmi not tt*\nOwdtttS iu lb?: Whole, over si* nutiilrrd aud\nBANK MONEY ORDERS\n188UED AT THE fOLLOWINQ RATES\nS5 and under J cente\nOver $5 and not exceeding $10 A cent!\n\" *10 \" \u25a0 $30 10 cents\n\" S30 \" $50 15 cente\nTh\u00abM Order* are I'ayuhlc nt Par *i any office in Canada of a Chartered\nHank. (Yukon axeapted) and al tho principal hankitiK points in the L'nlted\nStutcA. eeaoTuati *t * ratao rati *r\nTHE CANADIAN BANK OK COHMKRCB, LONDON, BMU,\nIti\u00ab> loru, an excellent method ul rcinittina .uiall auma al muocj\nwith sul'tv and ut smull f ureing on every oiip\n' ! whii u'ot's into the woods that it\nis his duly lu use \u2022\u2022v,-rv precau\ntion aitainsl porinitting :i fire to\nf>-tur\u00bb'- for tin\nST .-it \\v:,i,'.\n* \t\ne>| W, K Phillips, Vancouver\nitc ,,;is rcifistored ;it IhnUranbrool\n| Friday, _\n9 >, , McKiustry\n9 Monday iron; a s isa\n* M\":,,'u'1, 1\u201e the Methodist church nextl\"?^.\n5 Ibunday evoninp the pastor, ltov. |\nS> S A rtallinjrei' is now em- U ,, Westman, will commencn a\n^ ployed as i clerk in the ssovcrn- L,.rjpS 0j \u201e\u201e\u201e, s on \"Charnc-\nfflce at Oranbrook. tor Sketches\". These addresses\nwill lie suitable for the warm\nsummer evenings ami all are in\nvited to follow in '.his series.\nThe flrsl address will be on \"The\nMavor of a certain cily\nA (ii\u00ab<>il TIME PIECE is\na Faithful Friend\nWe i.ate u choice seleotioQ ot\nAccurate Timepieces\nGraceful designs in\nEandsome mantel clocks.\nbe pleased to ([Utile prices\ngilt,\nWill\nWm. F. Tate & son\nJewelcrH and Graduate Opticians\nOfficial Watch Inapeotora Crow'. S'.-.t \"a-s Dlvlilon t .I'.lt.\nm *\nSr \\ Sutherland, Provincial\n S) Itoiler inspector, was in town\n,;M A |'l,\u201ersday\n.1.90 \u00bb\ntil*- I'Jlll |i<\u00bbj\nKisit: l. Kerr, Loeetor\ni- ,1**tu j Petentuo A|aut\nSi\ni\n\u2666\n*\nips .\n.Si I\n1 23 \u25a0\nA .mill *l\n' \u25a0\u2022\u25a0:. ml .,\u25a0 , I, -I \u2022\u00ab'.\n_\u2022 ,_- \u25a0. s,... -. \u2022 i.i.i n,,v. *\n1,23 ronni.- Shops . .. \"\n1.10 I\t\n:'.:, 11 n-k sh,\u00ab>.\u00ab li\"' \"\n3n | 1 l.in^ol Vlni !!.ii- I...\" i'.-.'-\n..', -2 .'.', M,,\\, tl.75.\n90 i Mint ,'l i lollara lloir. price 9\n1.2.'. now -1 (,,:\u2022 2.',.'\nsi.. 1 i\u2022 i l.-ll-:.,\u25a0:\u25a0 S 111 i 11- - K-\n(.10.00. \u00bb10 50, 110.7*,, '\u2022>-.\u25a0 \"T 2\".\n1\ni\n9\n9\n9\n9\nMi\nChas. Ijevell\nwas a i 'ranbi'o'\nirsdav last.\nif r'ori\nTi y one of oar yl 7J watches.\nTliev are warranied for one vonr\nWi son ihe Jeweler.\nMis. .1. K\nM ss Muijorie\nfi ;. .i.l.-ii\nArmstrong, aud\nelurned this week\n*\nSwa- DON'T MISS THIS SALE\nlie p\n2nd.\ns will be in effect nn Saturday mormnp\nton want to make your mone\\ \"o a long\nmaking uctive\nfor its annual\njrnlinn.\ni raiiiirooi\nIt] preparation:\n* Labor Davt\nJ Mr, and Mrs T. T. M.-A'iiti,-.\n5 drove over from St..,4.. Thitrs\n* No C.oods Charged at These Prices. J day -'\"\"\"-\u25a0\nJ^^*^^^***^^* **##**##*\u00a5***: .1 I-' Hutcheron was dow.\n 1 froni Marvsville Innrstluv ot\nMr. White and son Master\nFreddie are expected home on\nSunday afternoon.\nMr. White represented the\nWomans Mission Circle of ihe\nCranbrook Baptist Church, as a\ndelegate in the Bapiisl convention nl Victoria held ,luly 1 Ith\nto 14th and lin> .since been visit\ninn friends in Ihe coast cities.\nIn the Baptist church next\nSunday evening, public worship\nwi 1 bo conducted both morning\nand evening by pastor 1) Me\nIntyrool PineherCreek. Alberta.\nThe subject of bis discourse in\nthe morning will be \"Under the\nweeping willow\" and In the evening ''Silent Influence lis Sub\ntlety and Certainty.\" i sftor dete\n[ uiH'ii'i tosbplj totbuCbiel Commissioner of j\nLands and Works for nspocUl licence to cui |\nandmrrj \u00bbw*j ttmbor from tbe following de\nacribed UndA nwtr Herrj \u2022>*'.'-. In Houiheasl\nKonteimj\nCommefmm |>'ian'.r'< i.ir.y 1'lii.iii*\nHbtb \u2022\u00bb! the Munsn **'.st rorut-r ol Jcbn P. I\nBrldgua' pre-emption, Ibenoo wutb eight)\nobaioa. thenoe west Blgbty ohalns, tb\u00abuce j\nnorth eight; p-halm. tbence eaal eighty '-bafti-.\nu> pttitii oi commencement.\nDated JuoeWth. IH05\n\u25a0T. OKOHQK a LAUIUK\n*************************\nJ Mill Owners!\n\u2666 FIRE HOSE *\nt FIRE BUCKETS 1\n9 Will reduce cost of your insurance, We have 9\nS9 them. Let us lit \\eu out and reduce your ex- ^\npenses and clanger from fire.\n$\nJ\n5\n9 Cranbrook, B.C. J\nS>\u00abr******>^*.5r** \u00ab***#\nJ\nI\n'I\nNOTICE.\nI S2.500\n140 ftore Farm\nill uliMer \\ filling* \u25a0' I\" ,;\nwiili iiitirtHJui, atul wat\nBurn fm \u2022} li(irs.\u00bbs nm\nSpI'MMI'.; fril'lt L'l'ii'iVi't' :t\n;iic al\nr> stumped .iiul 2\\ ncro?i\niiiinuall. IS I'oomoil tmusu\ni.i on i iuiii intu Hi-- housi'\niv, i'lii\u00ab-k.ii IiouaO :tntl run\n!\u2022.\u25a0 tnun imi-;\\ fl'tthls >iln\nCRESTON\n- is ;\u00bb spltiiulUl upiiorliinil.v \\\\ liifh don'i ovisi lu *\\t Ij\ni .. .nd si't? or w rile i<>\n\u201e Beale & Elwell\nI Baker, St.\nSlid Mrs A. Mooliey\n.'.I ei I lei a,- Hal. were ^ue.sl at tbl\n'osii,o|io!itiin Thursday.\nfrom Perry Creek Knotty\nreports olucer mining u>\nvi'i-v iiciive on the creek.\nivaleii at *?.:,\" is th\nin H f Trv on.-\nJeweler.\n1). Mai'ilotialil. ihe Winnipea\nmanager ol the Confederation\nj Ijife Association was in town\nSaturday and Sunday last, on an\nofficial visit to the Cranbrook\nJ. II. Tt'ltMll.'l.l.\nJ. l,. AaderKit), aki'iii\nCranbrook, B.C. |\n\u25a0I\"r-!*H^:-H\u00bbt\"]-hH\"i-H\"!\"I\"H'\nS'otlce ii hereby t\/ivuit tb\u00bbt \u00abi\u00bbiy iia>^\u00bbttur\ndate i Intend t\" apply to tbe Hon. tbttCbtef\nCommltslonere ul t*ands a. Works lot pcrmu\n\u25a0.inn t<> purobase ;w\u00bb acrw ut UnJ It the Knit\nKootenaj District and more pjrtln.iariy de-\nsertbvd sn follows:\u2014Commenolng n \u25a0 poat\nplanti-d w marn the south weal corner ot T. W.\nBlngay's coal claim *uto\u201e. , ^^ ^ J(jg| .||Mal|(,(1 ^ of I\nOur ll) size thin model 15 jewel theflnest baroutfitainCranbrook\nbest value V ,s ,Hll,n\"me, \":l , ,:i,n'V\niVilson the \u2022'\u00b0Vf''' '* 'he desiftner and maker\nof the bar, and the finishing of the\nbar. which Is done in oil and shows\n\u201e,,,. Nelson, Distrie.i'';'\"^1;\"'\"' *%*\u2022 was done by\nitforthet'.iMi Short*Co rhe work reBects\nmuch credit upon Messrs Joyce\nCentral\nHotel\nROBERT JOHNSON\nProprietor\n\u2666 Marysville, K.C. \u2666\nThe leadiqg Hotel o( the St Mary's Valley.\nNice airy rooms, newly furnlshHcl Table .i> good\n;.\u2022% any in Kootenay\nGOOD SAMPLE ROOMS JS\niMigur A\nnt Oraiibrook Thursday on j\nand Short A ('<\u00bb.\nThomas Mack, who has been\nl.\\Ki; NOTICE that I lotend to apply lo the , ... .,t.\nChief Commlwionerot Landa and Work* for a I \" *-*\u00ab*\nSnuetal licence to cut and oarry iway Umber\ntron tha lollowlng deacrlbed luiini in South-\n\u25a0\u2022ant Kootenay Dtatnot llritlah Colombia.\nComntenoIbKaia boat planted forty chains\nKa\u00bb( > 1 the 8outb\u00abfat corner oi <:. HuniferforJ '\npollen's uiiii*t-r licence thmen South tlnhtj:\nDhalna. tbence Wait forty chalni: thenee\nSouth tortj rimitif; thence Went forty chain*;\ntbence North eighty i halna: tbence Bmi lorty\nohatn*}; tbence North lorty chain-., thenee Kmt \\\nfort) ebtlni t\" place of beginning.\nDated th\u00bb ttUi day of Jane, 1006\ni aungerford Pollen.\ntt Uoeator\nHILL 6c CO.\n,ff.|\nLadies' and Men's\nFurnishers.\n+ W .1 Vtchiaon drove over io,,\nSi.-olo Thursday evuniiiK. He iD town several days, was ar\nn. \u201eeo,i,|,:,nie,| bv Miss U. \"W Monday chafed with\nt Taenhauser. \u2022;r\"1 ,n\u00ab John '\"\"-\"\"V w'1\"';\n* the latter w:,s iinihT the nirect NOTICt.\ni,rook Lodge \\ i-' ,V \\ of an over doso of liquor Maekl takb Norica tb.n inund w apply u>uu\n, ,1, ,,,- mm.l-.',. amnthl.I I KOI nwiiv with n WBtch and a CblolComml\u00ab\u00ablon\u00abrol Und..nd Wtok. lor.\n1 II., II IH.lll.ll '\"\"\"\">: || \u201e\u201e.,,\u201e.,, ,,r in-sls Mi.,,l(i\u00abl\"'0'>ll.i..-I..,-1,.,IH \u00bb,\u201el ,-airy \u00bb..) u, II\nK al Mason c Hull on|smH\" amouni oi casn . i,k k . ,,,,\u201e.\u201e\u201e\u201e\u201e,, ,\u201e..,,. ,.\u201e,. ,\u201e\u201e,\u201e\u201e,.\nWHS tried before Stipendiary MrtKoouiH.yDI.irlo.; Brltl.o ColumbU.\nMaa-istrate ArmstronK, found ,-\u25a0\u201e\u201e,\u201e,;\u201e\u201e\u201e,\u201e\u201e,.,\u201e\u201e,\u201e\u201e\u201e.\u2022.\u201e,\u201e\nThe school meeting for the ?u\"t>'> and sent up to Nelson For Ipo, ibowoa\u00abroboondorionoii\u00abn.oroub\n.leetion of trustees called for six-months at hard labor i.uwo\u00ab won ei\u00ab\u00aby duiut n>mftMa\n .___ llWlltJ cbama. lU,-nc\u00bb- Ka.t ,l\u00abMv eb.lD.1\nSiif.ndiiy lust has b i poslpon-\u25a0 ib.o\u00abNortn.i\u00abhiy obaltu to pUmotbofln-\ned until 11 o'clock today. Columbia Valley News. \u201e,,,\u201e\n tiBt.,1 tiii.-.Mth day of Juoe, 1M6\nI From nu WllmorOolorop. '' Hoonrlotd Pollm,\nKrom the smoke il is evident\n!\nW ROLLINS\nBaker Street.\n4\nLighted By Electricity\nHeated By Hot Air\nto ,,...\n4.| M i\nII,-e\nririr-'lnv evetiine hi\nComfortable Bedrooms\nFirst Class Dining Room\nHEADQUARTERS POR TOURISTS AND OLD TIMERS\nIf you want n sash or belt pill |\nwe Invite vonr Inspection, no|\nUocator.\ntrouble to show Koodfi und (itinte | some hi\"; bush tires are burning\nprices Win. K. Tate \\- Son, north of hern.\nTHE\nGreat Sale\nIS STILL ON AT\npnbrof % Greatest store\nHILL & CO.\nNOTICE.\nTAKK SOTICK lhat I latood to apply,!, thr\n It is safe lo bnl that dirt will I CWefCom-olulooer of Und .0,1 Worm lor.\n........... 1 special Licence to cot and carry .way ttnbsr\nA. Ilevltn Ol ..araner LaailO, j ^e tlylriK on tho Kootenay Cen-| Iron the lollowln\u00ab doaeribod landi InSolith.\nJ\nOil\nCrnnbroori Wednesdtty,\n' tral construci ion bofitri\n\\!r. Devlinls Interested in mm-.\nIng properties on Sullivan Hill, \u00abonth wanos-\nand in coal properties in tho Flat- It is expected Hint ihe reprehend, sentativo-. of several mining cap*\nUaMst will arrive here in the\nw. s. Broderlck, District Bu- of n fpw wpfeUs . HXam.\nperlntenden! \"f th.- Scraoton'\nCormspondence School, and D.\nthis east K(>\",'-,'\"t* Wtitriet, HritUh Columhln.\nCommi-niin.' at a post plantod forty cbalni\n.south of tbi iSouthwtwteoraor ofC Bongerford\nPollen's Tlmbor Licence tbeooe Sorib ettnty\n^balw: tbence Wo\u00bbt eighty chains; tbence\nSoutft eighty chains; thence Bait eighty chelns\n10 place oi beginning.\nDated tnli \"!\u00abth. day of Jnoe, 1905\n2> Wm H Harney, Locator.\nM. McTavish local agent have \u00bb\nfine display of tbe work rlone by\nstudents, in the window nf Reid\n& Co.\nREAD.\nTHE PROSPECTOR\nine certain promising\nclaims.\nBral\nMctihitnlca. lain,.ra, Spon.ra.o !\nTO lir.l nod ...tien ibe ,Uln ami mno't\n,h,UM| oil and ru.l .tatna. palnl end*.rlb\n|\u00ab\u00ab.,ttMTb. -aimer MKkaaic.\" Tat Soap\n! Alewt TMltl \u00bbo\u00bbo Co., Kin.\nIi will not be snnirlsinif if tbe, \u201e \u201e, \u201e ,,_N,0T,ICE'\n. . ..' . , | TAKBNOWOBtb.tllntendlo.pplylotb.\npopulation or the upper I olum- Chitlcommlnlonw otundiand Work.lor.\nbia Valley is Increased 100 perUi\u00bb\u00bbi\u00bbi\"\u00ab\u00bb\u00ab\u2022'\u2022'\u00ab\" wdoarty .wtyttniwi\n, ,\\ . . . , r, from tb\u00ab io1|o*1iik dwertbed l.nd.ln Soulb,\ncent Within the next BOdays -the i M.i Koownay uiairkt. Brltl.b Columblc\n[K.C.R, will doit, Commenclnv at > pou planted lorty cbaln.\ni n vi\u00bb,-m . i \"\"*' \u00b0' lb\u00b0 sotitbcait corner ot Wm. n.,\nA. It. MCljIuuegllUn, -managerIHaney. timber Hcpum ii\u201e.\u201e\u2122, weit eljbt'yl\niof the ttnperal liank at (loliieil 't\"ti'\"' vhl,n\" St\",th \"'\"ht>' \u00bbo.Imi tbenceI\n. . ., _' Kal.i-tKlilrcbalnB.lli.ii. c Nortb .Igbty cbain.1\naccompanied Manager R. R. U,puoaolbedanlni\nBruce to the I'aradise mine! nawdtbi.aib.dagrofjnna,i\u00bbi.\nTuesday morniug | . \"\"\"\"\"I^\nKOOL\nfa Hats\nFOR\nHot Weather\nSee Our Wonder\nGENTS TIES\n\"2\" Two for 25 Cents\nReid & Co.","@language":"en"}],"Genre":[{"@value":"Newspapers","@language":"en"}],"GeographicLocation":[{"@value":"Cranbrook (B.C.)","@language":"en"}],"Identifier":[{"@value":"Prospector_1905-07-22","@language":"en"}],"IsShownAt":[{"@value":"10.14288\/1.0304858","@language":"en"}],"Language":[{"@value":"English","@language":"en"}],"Latitude":[{"@value":"49.5080556","@language":"en"}],"Longitude":[{"@value":"-115.746944","@language":"en"}],"Provider":[{"@value":"Vancouver : University of British Columbia Library","@language":"en"}],"Publisher":[{"@value":"Cranbrook, B.C. : A.B. Grace","@language":"en"}],"Rights":[{"@value":"Images provided for research and reference use only. Permission to publish, copy, or otherwise use these images must be obtained from the Digitization Centre: http:\/\/digitize.library.ubc.ca\/","@language":"en"}],"SortDate":[{"@value":"1905-07-22 AD","@language":"en"},{"@value":"1905-07-22 AD","@language":"en"}],"Source":[{"@value":"Original Format: Royal British Columbia Museum. British Columbia Archives.","@language":"en"}],"Title":[{"@value":"The Prospector","@language":"en"}],"Type":[{"@value":"Text","@language":"en"}],"Translation":[{"@value":"","@language":"en"}],"@id":"doi:10.14288\/1.0304858"}