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There\nwere present His Worship Mayor Rogers, and aldermen Fink,\nGreer, Tisdale, Jackson and\nRyan,\nMinnies uf last meeting were\nread and adopted.\nThe Board of Public Works\nreported as to side walks.\nMoved by alderman Jackson,\nseconded by alderman Tisdale\nthat the name of city solicitor\nThompson be struck out from\ndelegation to Victoria. The\nmotion was lost. Upon motion\nof alderman Jackson seconded\nby alderman Ryan, that motion\n131, appointing mayor Rogers\nand city solicitor Thompson as\ndelegates to Victoria be reconsidered. Motion was carried.\nMoved by alderman Jackson,\nseconded by alderman Fink, that\nHis Worship mayor Rogers be a\ncommittee of one to confer with\nthe Provincial Government at\nVictoria re-government building\nat Cranbrook. It was also moved and carried, that His Worship\nMayor Rogers be a committee of\none to confer with the provincial\ngovernment at Victoria re-gov-\nernmenl and city buildings at\nCranbrook. It was also moved\nand carried that His Worship\nthe Mayor, when at Victoria,\nask Mr. Thomas Cavin to assist\nhim when interviewing the government.\nThe Mayor then left the chair\nand appointed alderman Jackson\nto preside in his absence.\nBy-law No 9 being the health\nbylaw was then read a first\ntime. By-law No 9 was read a\nsecond time Council then resolved itself into a committee of\nthe whole to consider by-law No\n9, with alderman Jackson in the\nchair.\nIt was moved by alderman\nGreer seconded by alderman\nTisdale that alderman Fink, or\nin his absence alderman Greer,\nbe appointed to perform the\nduties of mayor at the reception\nand banquet to be tendered to\nthe Associated Boards of Trade,\nin the absence of the Mayor.\nThe motion was adopted.\nCouncil then adjourned.\nLying in State.\nMontreal, Jan. 24.\u2014Flags are\nflying at half mast on all public\nbuildings and a large number of\nprivate buildings throughout the\ncity, out of respect to the late.\nHon. Raymond Prefontaino. ex-\nmayor and late ministerof marine\nand fisheries, whose body reached\nthe city last night. The body\nlies in state at the city hull.\nThousands visited the city hall\nduring the day to pay tho last\ntribute of respect.\nWedding Bells.\nA beautiful home wedding was\nsolemnized on Wednesday even-\nof this week at the rosidonce of\nMr. and Mrs W. B. McFarlane,\nwhen Kev. J. P. Westman joined\nin the holy bonds of matrimony\nMr. Ezra F. Johnson and Miss\nEthel L. Baker of this place. The\nbridolookedcharminginabeauti-\nful cream voile dress trimmed\nwith lace and carriod a large\nshower boquet. Little Grace\nMcFarlane acted her part well\nas flower girl. At 8:30 the\nbridal party entered the parlor,\nwhich was beautifully decorated\nfor the occasion, and took their\nplace under the bell. The numerous and handsome presents\ntestify to the popularity of the\nbride and groom. The groom's\npresent to tho bride was a\nbeautiful gold watch and chain\nand to the flower girl a diamond\nring Miss M. Hutchcroft was\npianist and played the wedding\nmarch as tbe couple entered tha\nroom. Mr. and Mrs. Johnson\nwill reside ou Raker Hill and\ncarry with them the best wishes\nof a host of friends for a life of\nhappiness aud prosperity.\nA very quiet wedding ceremony was performed al the\nMethodist parsonage on Tuesday\nafternoon of this week When\nMr. Semi Noadell aud Miss Kflie\nHawkins were united in the holy\nb inds of matrimony. Mr. und\nMrs. Nordell will make their\nhome in Spokane.\nSworn In,\nThe new city council was\nsworn in on Monday afternoon\nat 3 o'clock by police magistrate\nAnderson. The first meeting\nof the council was held on Wednesday ovening.\nA NICHT WI BURNS\nUnder the Auspices of the Cranhrook Caledonian Sooiety.\nA most delightful and entertaining evening was the reward\nof those who attended the Burns'\nanniversary last night at the\nsociety's hall. The Chieftain's\naddress or essay on Burns was\na masterpiece and well worthy\nof that gentleman's acknowledged ability in literature and\nparticularly Scottish. It would\nbe most difficult to ,do justice\u2014\nwith the space at our disposal\u2014\nto all the participants as all were\nof a very high order of merit. A\nglance at the programme will\nconvince those who were unfortunate in being absent what an\nintellectual treat they missed and\nafter hearing the secretary read\nover the menu card it would convince the most obtuse what a\nloss the inner man suffered. The\nfollowing programme was\ncarried out including many\nencores:\nPipe music, the clan piper,\nMr. McCowan. Address on\nBurns, Chieftain Mr. Smith.\nSong, Coming Thro the Rye,\nMrs. Bartley. Dance, Highland\nFling, Master C. McCowan.\nSong, There Was a Lad, Rev.\nFortune. Dance, Highland\nSchottische. Song, Scotland\nYet, M. K. Marshall. Intermission, Service of Cake, Tea,, etc.\nSong, The Lea Rig, Miss Aitken\nSong, Scots Wha Hae, Mr. Marshall. Dance. Petronella. Recitation, Tarn O'Shanter, J. McDonald. Dance, Sword Dance,\nClan Piper and Master McCowan\nSong, Gae Bring to Me a Pint of\nWine, W. Henderson, Dance,\nPolka. Song, Ca the Ewes to\nthe Knowes, Miss D. McDonald.\nSong, The Star 0' Robbie Burns\nS. Willis, and last but not least\na speech by Mr. Cole who fairly\neclipsed himself. Scotland's\nuational anthem closed the entertainment after which the\nyoung folk indulged for a short\ntime in the light fantastic.\nHookey at Fernie.\nThe hockey match played in\nFernie lust week, between\nFernie and a team from here,\nwas not much in favor of our\nboys. The first half the game\nwas decidedly iu favor of Fernie\nbut in the second half Cranbrook\nbraced up and were successful.\nA return match was to have been\nplayed here on Tuesday but owing to the ram the game was\npostponed. The boys feel cer\ntain of victory at home.\nAt the Gymnasium.\nThe gymnasium this week is a\nregular hive of industry. Large\ncrowds are attending each even\ning and are having groat enjoyment. The reading room and\ngame room are well patronized\nand the large hall is ail alive.\nOn Monday evening a meeting\nof all who wish to join, will be\nheld at 8 o'clock, to consider\nany and all matters in regard to\norganization. Yesterday afternoon tbe juniors met at 4 o'clock\nAPPOINTMENT.\nCranbrook Electoral District.\nHis Honor the Lieutenant-\nGovernor in Council has been\npleased to appoint the under\nmentioned persons to be Commissioners for taking affidavits\nin the Supreme Court, for the\npurpose of acting under the\n\"Provincial Elections Act\" in\nthe Electorial Districl in which\nthey reside. Such appointments\nwill expire on the 31st duy of\nDecember, 1W0IS.\nWalter Edwards, Bernard\nLeahey, W, A. Rollins. Fred.\nBrown, V. A. Rollins, W. G.\nHayward, B. F. Murgatroyd, all\nof Cranbrook. H. W. Drew of\nKimberley, and John Pringle of\nSpokane Junction.\nLOCAL NEWS.\nR. Clothier of Moyie was in\nthe city Friday.\nA. E. Watts came down from\nWuttsburg Thursday on business\nJ. A. Harvey has gone to the\ncoast ou legal business.\nMayor Rogers left for Victoria\nFriday on city business.\nH. C. Briggs of Victoria was\nin the city Tuesday.\nA. F. Kraffe of Elko was in\ntown Tuesday on business.\nJ. D. Mason of Victoria was\nin the city ou Saturday last.\nN. C. McKinstry was down\nfrom Marysville Wednesday on\nbusiness.\nT. T. McVittie, P.L.S., of\nFort Steele, was in the city\nWednesday on business.\nMr. and Mrs. A. P. Chenette\no.f Marysville were Cranbrook\nvisitors on Wednesday.\nD. E. Mackay of New Westminster was registered at the\nCranbrook Wednesday.\nMr. and Mrs. D. Bishop,\nMarysville, were registered at\nthe Cosmopolitan Thursday.\nA. F. Rudd and Wm Johnson\nof Moyie were in the city Wed\nnesday.\nJ. E. Moffatt of Claresholm,\nAlbt., was a guest at the Cranbrook Sunday last.\nR. L. Phelps and J. J.Thompson of Vancouver were registered at the Cranbrook Sunday.\nMr. and Mrs. E. J. Cann of\nFernie were guests at the Cosmopolitan Wednesday.\nA. E. Richardson of Moyie\nwas registered at the Cosinopol\nitun Tuesday.\nThos Cavin left for the coast\nWednesday ou important business.\nMrs. Pelor Lund, of Wardner,\nwill receive at the residence of\nWm. F. Tate in Cranbrook, on\nWednesday, January 31st.\nGo to Stewarts for choice\nfruits, pure candy, Unit's it,\nl'rosh nuts, rightly priced. Here\nyou find \"the bust\" at all times.\nMrs. .1. Taanhuuser and Wallie\nTuanhuuser were guests at Ihe\nresidence of Mrs. R. Fraser this\nweek.\nMr. and Mrs. Geo. Gougeon\nwore at Marysville last week,\nthe guests of Mr. and Mrs. A.\nP. Chenette.\nDave Breckenridge, representing the Crow's Nest Lumber\nCompany, of Wardner, was in\nCranbrook on Wednesday,\n.1. W. Bennett, Nelson, I'. D.\nMcTavish, Calgary, .1. N. Wilson\nCalgary, and A. Carney of Kaslo\nwere registered at the Cranbrook Sunday.\nMrs. Van DeCar entertained a\nlargo number of her friends on\nWednesday afternoon of this\nweek. There were a great number present and all thoroughly\nenjoyed themselves. After a\npleasant hour or two refreshments wore served and then each\nfound her way home feeling\nthankful for such a gathering.\nMr. 0, Vroom, who has takci\nan interest in Ihe sawmill ii\nCreston, passed through towi\nthis week with a number of tin\nhorses.\nFor candy sweets nf all kinds,\nfresh every day. go lu the Sugar\nHowl on Armstrong avenue,\nIf you want a good cup of\ncoffee you can gel il at iho Club\nRestaurant.\nC. H. Powell of Calgary was\nregistered at the Cnmbrook\nFriday.\n.1. F. Fleshman of Vancouver\nwas registered at the Cranbrook\nFriday.\n.1. W. Beimel Nelson was at\nthe Cranbrook Friday.\nA. McCowan the popular piper\nof the Caledonian society went\nto Moyie to a Scottish gathering\nThere was a splendid turnout\nand a most enjoyable time.\nBurn's memory remains fresh\nthe world over.\nWhat would be wrong in the\ncity council passing a by-law\nprohibiting Ihe nailing of bills\nand cards and dodgers to telegraph and telephone poles within Ihe city limits? Would our\ncity look better?\nThe Club Restaurant is again\nopen to the public. Home cooking, home made bread aud pies a\nspecialty. Lunches at short\norder. Lumber Jack, prospectors, miners and millionaires eat\nat the Club Restaurant.\nKilled At Fernie.\nPernie, Jan. 24.\u2014 A great snow-\nslide occurred on the mountain at\nSwinton this morning, burying\nthe Great Northern tracks for\n21K) feet under 30 foet of snow.\nA fatality occurred at Coleman\nthis morning, u motor man named\nT. Munroe being killed instantly.\nLumber By Weight.\nToronto, Jan.24. \u2014The Canadian Freight Association which\nwill meet here tomorrow will\nconsider a proposition lo charge\nfor lumber by weight iustead of\nso much per foot. To this proposition the lumbering interests\nare opposed, and at a recent\nconference with railway men\nseveral lumber men stated that\nif the idea was carried out they\nwould forward their lumber consigned to New York by boat.\nAmong the Craft.\nA regular monthly convocation of Rocky Mountaiu Chapter R. A. M.. was held in Mason\nic Hall on Tuesday evening.\nThere were present a number of\nsojourning companions from\nFort Steele, and othor points in j\nthe district.\nA regular monthly assembly\nof Selkirk Preceptory and Priory No Ifi will be held in Masonic Hull on Thursday evening\nFebruary 1st. Visiting Frators\nare cordially invited to be presenl.\nC.P.R. Quadrille Masquerade.\nWILL IMPROVE CITY\nTwenty One Thousand Feet of\nNew Sidewalk This year-Will\nLight City With Electric Light\nThe Board of Public Works\nhave decided upon building the\nfollowing side walks.\nOn east side of I'railbnink St..\nfrom Baker Si., lo the School\nHouse a walk 9 feel wide and\n1200 feet in length.\nWesl side of Hanson ave from\nBaker to Louis St., a walk B I'I.\nwide and 600 feel in length,\nBoth sides of Armstrong Ave.\nfrom Baker to Louis Si., a walk\nS ft..wide and COO feet in length.\nWest side of Armstrong Ave.,\nfrom Louis to Edward St a walk\n1 ft wide and 700 feet long, and\non east side a walk 4 feet wide\nand BOO feel long.\nNoitli side of Louis St.. from\n1st. lane west of Hansons Ave.,\nto Burwell St., an 8 feet walk\n1300 feet, long.\nSouth side of Edward St. from\nArmstrong to Garden St, a walk\n8 feet wide and 1000 iu length.\nSouth sides of Edward from\nGarden to Marten Ave., a walk\n4 feet wide and 1300 long.\nWost side Martin Ave., from\nEdward to Kain Si a 4 foot walk\n(100 feet long.\nSouth side Pooley Ave from\nEdward to Kain St..walk 4 feet\nwide and 1100 feet long.\nWest side of Garden Ave from\nEdward to Kain St a 4 foot walk [\nBOO foet long.\nBoth sides of Fenwick Ave\nfrom Edward to Kain St a I foot\nwalk 000 feet long.\nEast side of Norbury Ave from |\nEdward to Kain St a \\ fool walk I\n600 feet long.\nEast side of Armstrong Ave I\nfrom Edward towards Kain St a\n4 foot walk 100 feel long.\nOn Hanson Ave from Louis to\nEdward St 000 feet of walk I ft, j\nwide.\nSouth side of Edward from ,\nHanson lo Van Horn Ave a 4 ft. j\nwalk 1000 feet long.\nEast side of Watt St. from cor-1\nner of Van Horn and Edward to |\nKain St, I foot walk 500 ft. long!\nEast side of Dewar Ace from\nVan Horn to Kain St, 4 ft. walk j\n500 feet long. j\nBoth sides of French Ave. I\nfrom Van Horn to Kain St. a 4\nft. walk 000 feet in length.\nWest side of Clark Ave. from j\nEdward to Kain St. 1 foot walk I\n600 feel, long. I\nEast side Garden Ave. froinj\nLouis to Edward 4 ft, walk 1100\nfeet long.\nEast side Burwell Ave. from I\nLouis north 4 ft. wide 500 feet |\nlong.\nNortli side of Louis from Bur\nwell toLumsden Ave. 4 feet wide1\n400 feel, long.\nWest side of Luiusdeii Ave\nof the 23rd in the old building\nA large number of the congrega\nHon were presenl Tii,. reports\nol the several organizations were\nTHE \"GYM\" OPENING.\nread ami showed\nfactory progress,\nreading of ihe reports fi\ntigers were elected,\nmoiis and hearty vote ol\nwas tendered in Miss\nLeitch lor ihe efficient\nI'isi sans\n\\!l 'I' tin\nmii' man\nA iimini-\nI thanks\n. Rhode\nmanner\n(inducted the choir dur\nlast few months, Miss\nsorgauisl and ihe mem\nihe choir iln' iheir ser-\nThe congregation is\nOpening Address by Mayor Rogors\nFully Five Hundred Pleasure\nSeekers Present.\nsin' bail e,\niug till\nAdolph\nliers o;\nvices.\nunder deep obligation iii nil the\nmembers ol the choir for iln- excellent manner In which they\nhave uonducted the service of\nprui.se.\nThe regular uioiilhly meeting\nof the W.C.T.U., was held ul the\nhome of (I, T. Rogers un Thursday afternoon. Many items uf\npublic Iterost were discussed and\na profitable time was spent by\nall.\nMEETING OF I.O.Q.F.\nGrand Master McKenzie of New\nWestminster Meets Local Lodge\nA special meeting uf I.O.O.F\nwas held ill the new hall on\nThursday evening ul this week\nfor the purpose uf meeting with\nMr. McKenzie, nf Westminster,\nthe Grand Master uf British Columbia, This meeting lasted\nuini 1 0 o'clock, when iln1 doors\nj were thrown open and the ladies\nami members of the order uf K.\nP's began to assemble ami continued to come until there were\nover one hundred prosptit. Then\null were sell fed at the long tables\nwhich were heavily laden ami a\nvery pleasnnl lime was spent\nMr. Beattie took the chair and\nI an Interesting programme followed. Special music was furnished by au orchestra from\nFernie. The following is the\ntoast list:\nThe King. Address uf Wei\ncome, Mayor Rogers. OurGuost\nMr. McKenzie, Solo, Miss R\nLeitch. r.O.O.F, Kev. .1. P,\nIWestman und Kev. IV, i; \\V.\nFortune I fninil Lodge. A II\nEager and F. E. Simpson Kev\nCity Lodge, .las Greer Solo,\nMiss Leitch. Rebokah ordor, Mr\nTail. K.P's, ,1 I'. Fink. Ladies\nR Aikons ami M. Hillings,\niCranbrook, W. F, ilurd. Aukl\nLang Syne.\nThe feature of the evening\n, was the address of Mr. McKenzie\nI Alter expressing his pleasure at\nI meeting with the order in\nCranbrook and speaking of the\nbeauty ami prosperity of Ihe\nplace he proceeded to point out\nbenefits of the order ami gave a\nhistory of the same. His remarks were clear nml distinct\nwhich showed he had llie matter\nwell in hand. His friends will\nThe eve.\nculedly the\nrecreation\nstreet un\nThose in\n: of the week wasd.!-\nopenlng of tho uew\nbuilding un Louis\nMonday evening,\ncharge had worked\nIln\n; b\nulldhi\nit\nll\ne sill\nba\nllio III\nwl\nei\ne tWO\nwide\nI be pleased lo see him return at\nany time.\n\"Wouldn't This Jar You?\"\nhit\nIII 11\nIWS Is\nN\"\nsun\nDaily\n.';..\nmil i\ns just\n\u25a0 as\nany\nof the\n111\nthe\ndaily\nThe 0. P. R. Quadrille Club had !\na very successful Masquerade on I\nWednesday evening. The hall\nwas nicely decorated, and Ihe\nmusic good.\nMiss Lillian Taanhuuser captured tirsi, prize as Pocohontas.\nFlrsl prize for gentlemen went\nto R. ,1. Black, who won distinction as a Russian general.\nFirst comic prize for ladies\nwent lo \"Folly\" who was represented by Miss Klioila Leitch.\n(I. A Staples won lirst comic\nprize as an Irishman.\nCranbrook Free Reading Room.\nA meeting of thoso interested\nIn the Cranbrook Free Reading\nRoom will be held hi ihe room,\nWatts building. Friday, February\n2nd. at 8 p. in. Everybody who\nis interested in this work is\nurgently requested to be present\nfrom Louis to Edward I ft\n000 feet long.\nEast side Garden Ave. from\nLouis north I ft. wide 30O feel\nlong. The following\nSouth side of Baker from end'taken from the\nof sidewalk at Queen's hotel to News of January 2\nBurwell Ave. 4 ft. wide and Mini .as reliable and Inn\nfeet long. political rot found\nEast side Fenwick Ave from issue of Unit paper\nBaker St. south I ft. wide 800 \"A definito undertaking lias\nfeet long. also been given ihai provision\nIn all 6500 feet of sidewalk 81 will be made for a government\nft. wide and 14,550 feet of walk building al Cranbrook This is\nI fi wide, estimated cost 85,000. quite a feather in ihe cap of Dr\nELECTRIC i.nail's.\nAll Arc liL'ht ou Baker St\nposite Hanson Ave., Raker\nopposite Armstrong Ave,\ncost of 8240 per year\nIncandescent lights on following corners; -Garden and Louis,\nBurwell and Edwards, Pooloy\nand Edwards, Armstrong and\nEdwards, Fenwick nml Edwards\nHanson ami Louis, French and\nEdward. Watt and Van Home\nop\nSt,\nnl\nKing, wlio\nhas beon pi\nrsislenl\nin urging i\npull llle gov\nirnmoril\nthe claims\nif Crnnbrnoli\nfur the\nproper uci\nominuihitiun\nuf Ihe\nHyde and Cranbrook, Estimated\ncost 897 per year.\nKnox Churoh.\nThe annual meeting of Knox\nChurch was held on the eveuiug\nvarious provincial government\nI offices. Ills understood thai l.)r\n1 King has also boon Instrumental\n[in securing from the <'anadian\nPacific railway, a free site lur\nthe new building\nThe Townsite Co,, has generously given III the City ul I'r.'tn\nbrook six lots Tiie I'i'i\nGovernment, through tin\ncession of ihe Cranbroi\nvinciai\nmler\nll I'i ill\nservative Association, will unite\nwith the city in erecting a suit\nable building fur the transaction\nof provincial and city business\nhard tu have all arrangement*\ncomplete, ami it meant that\nthere was no let up, us it wus\nnot three weeks since commence\nmenl ol operations in regard to\nconstruction, About 7 o'clock\nthe people began to gather and\nby - there was no room left even\nu great pari uf the space reserved\ntor the games wus occupied.\nThus,, win. ni,.,i i,, estimate the\nnumber said there were fully 800\npeople present, and many had to\nhe turned away for lack of room.\nThe crowd was very enthusiastic anil showed deep interest\nin the proceedings. The opening ceremony was au address by\nMayor Rogers, who in a few well\nchosen words made a deep impression as he spoke of the\ngreat need which was now sup\nplied ami expressed a hope that\nmen would show their interest\nin tiie .scheme by attendance aud\nsupport, lie congratulated the\npromoters un the success of the\nundortakiug and then declared\nipeiied for use und\ntossed the basket\n(intra of the room\nmis were in wait\ning fur a game. These teams\nrepresented the Ikmks aud C. P.\nK A keenly contested gam*\nfollowed which proved very attractive and filially ended with a\nscore of six points lo each.\nThis was followed by an ex-\nhihilion of handball by Messrs\nFink. I'nliiiii. Vi ind West\nman.\nDuring Ihe intervals and when\nIhe games were in progress, a\nlarge orchestra furnished very\nexcellent music to the delight of\nall.\nRev, G, W. Dean of Nelson\nwus then called upon lo give his\nlecture on \"How is No I ?\"\n11 wasa master piece of ora\nlory and as he gave illustrations\nfrom railroad life it wus into-\nest lug to see ihe expressions on\nthe faces of thp train men. who\nshowed their appreciation of the\nefforts of the hour. Mr. Dean\nexcelled himself and made many\nfriends, lie pointed out that if\nNo I was noi on time all the\nschedule must be changed to\nin.ike harmony and I hen appealed iu all men to keep in line and\nmi time, up lo the front and not\nmar Hie pence and harmony of\nthe universe, I It might be well\nfor Cranbruok audiences to remember this and be on time.)\nThis address will long be remembered.\nRefreshments were now served\nby ihe ladies committee and then\nMessrs Saville and Hanson gave\nexhibitions of their athletic skill\nThe shuffle board, and punch\nbag, ropus ami trapese were\nmuch ui demand during the\nevening, anil after a hearty vote\nuf thnnks tu Kev Mr. Dean and\nHis Worship llie Mayor the\ncrowd began to scatter and said\nns I hey went out. \"This wus the\ngreatest success known hero.\"\nLife, enthusiasm, good spirits,\nharmony nml Hie greatest of\nhope prevailed and the citizens\nexclaimed \"Now we have some-\nthing \"\nOne young man from another\ncity said \"This makes Cranbrook\nnil ractivc lu me. I waul to come\nnow \" Lei uvory man feel this\nis his home An Information\nbureau \u00abill he opened, and men\nlooking fur work may register\ntheir names, and employers seeking ineii may come there iu\nsearch.\nMay the scheme he successful\nis I lie wish of The Prospector.\nG. F. McClelladd, I). .1. Elmer\nand T, K. MeKinlay of Moyie\nwere ul Cranhrook Saturday last THE PROSPECTOR, CRANBROOK B.C., JANUARY\n1- i.'LAPP\nW ROLLINS\nfill\nBaker Street.\nLighted By Electricity\nHeated By Hot Air\nCranbrook, B.C,\nI\nkstaulism i, law\nA. B. faracfc,\nI'I iii.isiiki; ami EDITOR\nSATURDAY , IAN. jr. WW,.\nTimlier Manufacturing Act ihoh\nEMPLOYMENT\nAC1BNCY\nIn\nTIIK rocontly elected oltj\ncouncil held its lir.si reg\nular meeting uu Wednesday ovon\nIng, and judging from what was\nComfortable Bedrooms\nFirst Class Dining Room\nHEADQUARTERS FOR TOURISTS AND OLD TIMERS [done the question might well bo\n__ asked \"will there hr peuec\n _^ ' 1,1\n\" \"\" during the municipal yeai\n(Central\nH (\\f t* I ROBERT JOHNSON\nII,,IV1 Proprietor\n\u2666 Marysville, B.C. \u2666\nThe leading Hotel of the Si Mary's Valley\nNice airy rooms, newly furnished Tuble as good\nus any in Ko ilenay,\nGOOD SAMPLE ROOMS\nPatmore Bros.\nStoves, Ranges Blower Piping\nFurnaces Sheet Metal Work\nEnamelled Ware Plumbing\nThe Very Best\nAlthough the citizens ul Iran\nbrook have elected thuh city\ncouncil tor ihe present year,\nthey still h.t\\,\u2022 .i ureal interest\niu the appointing ut the \\ uriou*\ncommittees\nThe purpose of ihe above act\nis ii, place a check to methods of,\nevading Hie provisions of the\n;u i, ami wiih respect i\" the |t K\\\\\\ |,;u those who are\nI'railiileni wholesale exportation looking for work to call aud\nof logs During the debate Ur j see\nKiug (of Cranbrook) illustrated\n\"\u25a0'\" *\u2022*\u25a0\u2022\u2022\u2022 \u2122*| *\u00abPf* I Jim McArthur\nclttl timber men Irom supplying!\nties, bridge timbers, etc \u25a0 requlr i\ned for ihe i; T I'. Canadian Ho cau sec you u job nud\nNorthern, and olhei lerritoriul 'dso Hi >'<> '\"\nrailway building.\nHr King apparently failed to ClotltCS, SllOCS,\nlints. IK\",\nbill, and speaks of a uiurkol for\nuusuwii timber in llie Northwest,\nwhich lie appears\nforeign country\n\"*n,#\"*\\*rT*|\\7T*\\ ON BAKER ST., ONE DOOR WEST OF\nJ \\J JJ j\\ Xj hill ,t CO, 'I'll.- .mii place lu town\nlhat con make lit., worth the llviua\nThe\n Jim MdMiiur ii\n\"osmoDolitan Hole\nE. H. SMALL, Manager\n\u2022 \u25a0\u20229-\u2022\"\u2022\u2022+.'*. \u2022* .\u2022\"\u2022\"\u2022\u25a0.\u2022.^..\u00bb..\u00bb.^..\u00bb..\u00bb^..^..^.#\u00abH,\u201eB.,#^.^M\niRA Y ING\nllllllsou \\\\. I ll VNIIItODK, H I'\n,.,\u00bb,\u00ab.,,. ,>,,, ,,JI\u00bbIM|\u00bb\u00bb\u00bb\u00bb\nWe have lien in ihu liusines i\n\u2022 . . ;,,: icveral years, we liavc llie I\nUn .human Slst, 110X1 IVedl en '\"': \"'. 'I111 ''\"' ' ''' l' \"id we\nda. ihe Associated Hoards ol '' ' '' '''\"'''' \"\n:\u25a0\"\u25a0::,::' : flDOIlUllilt HilllO\nneedless to sa.\\ thul ihej will\nhave Hu- freedom of ihe cii \\\n\u201eC01\nTailor \u25a0 importer of\ni im- Woolens,\nky, Oats, Wheat. Feed\nWc have this week unloaded a car uf each kind\nQUALITY THE VERY BEST PRICKS THE VCiRY LOWEST\nSpecial Pinch poh Ton Lots, Call and see us bofore\nWean tin nuthoi ed llgents j i'iih.I'I Il-l li'liml ifAve i\nfor tiie removal of Mason it Kiscli *,.\u2022,\u25a0\u25a0,; \u00ab**\u00ab*\u00bb\u2022\u00bb\u00ab ;i,-,m.{[\n\u2022 \u2022 \u2022 Pianos, we etui do llie work w uh\nTins is the polllicul seusoi - \\l*u llou\u00bbchuld l'u\n\u00ab Inn the electors do the woi \\ nature\ningaudthes ccessfu candidate PERRY 4 FITZGERALD\nsmiles Mi's Hlslnn \"KACHKB oi-'.thk I -.-\u2022\u2022-.\n\u2022 \u2022 \u2022 Cranbrook Cartage and Transfer Co\nrii'iv s uo foundation for the loijii Special aitenliou to touch\nI MUSIC |\nMrs Hlshll! iKACHKR OF THE\nUIIS, nibllip PIANOFORTE\nbuying elsewhere. We also carry a slock ul'\ncarnefa's stock and foultry food\nHarris Bros.\nlechniipie, phrasing anil\ngrading of studies.\nreporl now going the rounds ol '' '' '\u2022\u25a0 \"' I*\" \"'\nihe opposition press that, il is\nthe inteuiu the provincial i i\ngovei uenl to go Hi tho country I Hui'M Mountain Chapter ; l-*op imrilriilm-sni>]>l.v toC. R. Rotil A\n.\u2022>\u2022**'**' \u2022*>\u00bb>^.>**\u00bb**\u00bb**\u00bb?\u00bb**\u00bb*>.i*^**\u00a3*\u00bb*?.^\u00bb\u00ab\u00bb>\u00ab\u00bb^\nat Ihe clos,\nTiie inai ,i\nthe in\nalways wail S\nI'll,. Drugirisls\n\\ Royal Hotel #\n::_ fi ii son oil in\u00bb to uirn up\nlilh ;ti ui\n: rON !\\ PIRST-GLftSS TURNOUT^\n.\u2666\u00ab\u25a0\u2666 \u00ab.>;<.> 9 .9 o\n:\u2666:\n9\n'*\u25a0\n0\n'\u25a0f.:\n9\n\u25a0*.'\n9\n'\u25a0*'\n9\n'\u25a0*.'\n9\n:\u2666':\n9\n'\u25a0*.'\n9\n:\u2666\n9\n:\u2666.\n9\n\u2666' o \u2666 \u2666<-\u2666<\u25a0 99*,v9999\n^ wil: not \u2022\"\u25a0 disappo :,'.\u25a0,:\n\u25a0..lie!. \u25a0'. .' i will be\nlook! look!!\nD\naner\nII ST M.'I.'IVKI'\nHest In Quality\nMost Artistic In Design\nLowest In Price\nPainters, I'liperhangers and Decorators\nSign Painting a Specialty\nAttMSTUONCl AVKNI'K PIIONK 111\nSo .\u2022\u25a0\u25a0,,\u201e, Con.uaiiU.iw ur, | H AlN JJl_i.tj J b\n; lord til j iuvituU. ;\u25a0\n-S :\n, . . :! ii. M. Ul'liKOW, Sfl'lbu K. J\nspeetion would i*u:'f n \u25a0 ' \u25a0\" \u25a0 ^\nit estoem among some\n1\u00b0\n v\nlIVERYi A\n\u2022BAMS nnd DRIVERS I\nANCIENT ORDER ,' FORESTERS ,. l'\u00ab\u2122l\u00abh\u00abl r\"r an>' l>\u00b0inl ln \u00bb\"\u25a0'\ndistrict,\nGoui't Granbrook 8943\nMil.'Is -..Nil AMI nil 'rCKSHAVS\nIN PATMOKE'S HAI.l.\nFORT STEELE JUNCTION\nFinest of Wines, Liquors and Cigars\nThose who are weary and thirsty, drop in, and\nAlex will do the rest.\nALEX McCOOL Prop.\nThere are men ot ordinary\nability who if they were as high\nup in the aerial region a.s thev ,.\nV isltlliy lirelth-ni --erillillh llivilcl\nthink they are in the daily walks ,\u25a0 |. 1 McCOWAK\nof life, their noses would bleed: mocratary, \u2022 I. si:Ms.\nland they would be asphyxiated, I\n\u2022 * * I'rofcMt-iiotial.\nIt isn't necessary for a man to] ,\t\nbe an acrobat to tumble to the\nfact that advertising pays in\nthis paper.\n\u00ab \u2022 \u2022 BARRISTERS AND SOLICITOUS\nIt is generally understood that, I\nHAKVEY & MoOARTBR\n..!. M, DEER\nBoot-Shoe Maker\nAll Work Guaranteed\nSew Work Made lo.Me\nArmstrong Ave,\nI When You Think Of t\n\"\u25a0 I'.n, HOX :l\n\u25a0\u2666\u25a0 ... -\u25a0\n>: <>:-\u2666,<. 9> 9 \u2666.<>.\u2666.\u00bb \u2666:\u2022>:'\u2666' \u2666 \u00ab \u2666\u00ab :'\u2666;.\u00bb ,\u2666.* :.\u2666:\u00ab:\u2666-.<' \u2666\nWholesale\nRF\nAND\nJi\nin the matter or railway legislation the government will remain\nlinn mi (lie sin ml taken by thu\nPremier, Hon. li. McBride during tin? past two sessions of the\nhouse- namely, that no railway\nproposition of any kind will be\ntaken into consideration unless\nample proof is given of the best\nIfinancial aud other bona lidos.;\nNo other construction can be\nplaced ou the Premier's remarks\nises\nl KAN'IIUlliii.\n\\%. P. GURD\nBarrister\nSolicitor. Etc.\nSAVE TIME\nALL THE TIME\nCranhrook\nBritish Columbia\n1 A ~\") O I lasl Monday, and this disposi\njAuO,,,r:,,,''\"Mai,:Trs-\nC. H. DUNBAR\nUAltlilSTKIt, SOI.U'lTui:\nami NOTAUY I'l.'lll.li ,\nCranbrook, B.C\nf\nf\nf\n9\nI\n9\n9\n9\n1\n#\nNSURANCE 1\n***]\n9\nI\nYou Think Of\nHUTCH\" I\nOHN HUTCHISON\nA. C. BOWNESS\nAGENT FOR\nGalgitrv Beer, Ale .V Porter.\nT. Mi BEL >V CO., Hay and (i ain.\nCranbrook, B.C.\nNow ii.ai tho smoke of civic g, \/\/, Thompson\nluiiiical strife lias cleared away\n'jsv UAKIllSTHIll J. sui.lcn'ii\nT~3*) xoTAin i'1'iu.ic\nI\nlet lis get busy and boost for\nCranbrook, office lkask uuiloini;\n\u2014 , (iruuhrook, IS.t\".\n\u25a0JAMES GREEK\ni'i i\\TK \\(\"l ol\\\n,iikI liril.DKK.\n9 - PHONE 119 -\nA\nxC anb ook, B.C. East Koot nay\nSEATTAN^ A^C0MA #########^^###l#######**\u00ab##\nPacific Coast Points j .\t\nST. PAUL, CHICAGO, NEW YORK, \u2122-\u2122-__ __\nand Wr^SS^SSJ^j^i^S^S's^ ^Sisggj^S^^Sj^S5\ni i %\n-\n'S f'ASTi\nc. c c\nGaioaru Game go.\nFresh anil Salted Meats\nFish and Poultrv in Season\nT H O M A S M c V I T T I E\nR.L.S. A- C.E.\nPort Slei.le B.C,\n= |KSTI.MA'l'lis I ri.'N|s|ll,li us M.l. W01IK I\n\u2022 .i.'iiiiiv. i Mi'i.'i.N i:.\\i:ci\"i'i;ii ^.\u25ba<-..>.>.x.*<\u201e.\u201e,...,.,..........\u201e\u00bb..\ni Houses and Cottnges for Rent\ni hi Sale mi lias) I erms.\n{ ,, v, ,,,.. ,, I j Piiu\u00bbi(,iiiip\"i.iSiiroeoii\n' l.IMI IM' slllM.i.l.s |.'u|; s M.1-, | i nKI'IOK AKMSTBOSU AV\u2122\n\u25a0 Telep! \u25a0 *-l. t \"\"\"^: '.\" \u2022'\"\u2022 -'\t\nI j \u2022 luS |i.ni,\n' i I \u201e\u25a0 Ollll'l. 111.', Keaillclll\",.\nDR. E. W, CONNOLLY\nPnltico and TourfBt\nSleepers, Buil'utt\nLibrary Cars, Modern\nDuy Conches.\nDining Onrs,\nMKAI.S A LA CARTE,\n1 CRANBROOK\n1 * HOTEL m\nI'Guests Comfort a Specialty Good Stabling in Connection f)\nBesl Meals on Wheels \\W\nI I ,0 1.111\nNeiiresi lo railroad depot, Has accomino $\ndnlioiis for the public unequalled in %\ni Irnnbrook.\n'I 2\nVST TI IAIN'S \/*\n\\\\l> WKST DVII.S ^\n\\ \\ % \\j \u00a7\\ J\\ \\\\% m\u00bb.9'-*-9''9-t9t+''a>-+.9''9-mi-9amt^<9>-<*-9'.\n. \u201e. ^ . ',, HOGGARTH & ROLLINS 3\nMASONRY J. Edg-ar DaVlSlj;;^;11^;;;;^;,'-; \u25a0 \u2022 \"\"*\"\u00bb JJHot and Cold Baths Proprietors\n; Bricklayer ^ s.,;. vkukks.,;.\u00bb.,\u25a0..... ...,^^,,,^=i^S^^^^|^^e^-\u00a3Si^\n* , '\"\": \"\"\"\"Contractor v a,,|lUl0' u'\u00bb-11 \"\"\" *~~ \"\"\"\"\t\nOrders by mail will receive prompt and careful attention. ' ,,,\u201e,v,.- m, '\u25a0 \u00ab'\u25a0 M-MI0NK1. CI', m T.A..\n(Ircler h\\ Phone ^S\n\u00bb^^^a.a.^^.k*aka.^a.^a.^^\u00bb*.\nI'lKlN'K 116\nFuriiuce, Huiler. Range and\nFireplace Work n Specialty. All i\na .a ., \u00ab. .. \u00ab, .,\na a. a. a, a. m a\nJ i 'osl and Stock Ksliinales\n* Furnished Upon Aiiplicti\n' lion description of stime-work undor\n* takon.\n\u2014 * P.O. Box 834, Granbrook, B.G. \u201e , ,, , ,, ,. umr,cc\nCentrally Located Electric Lights _ _ Orders IfSft at J. D. MoBRIDES\nManitoba Hotel llGraiiufOOk IvifrT^n\ni ^Liverij pCLINE\nLJntlcr !Nev Management\nHeadquarters fin mining i,(\nmen and \"Id timers.\nWhen vim want\nplace to stop i mi\n'\u25a0 Manitoba.\nij a. Mcdonald, manager\nWe Give You Your Money's Worth\n;i:A11y .\". uori.K, PROP'S m\n\\ I\n| 'renins unci drivers lurnisli B\nill in Ihe,lis fi\n\\\nid fu\n[trict.\nA DOYLE, MuniiKi.'r ' f\ni. i.,\u201ei\u201ei ii, iii,\nI \\NITOriA MOTKI,\n'li.-a VVdi'll in ..II lll'IIIII'llUB\net Hu-\nTonsoriul A\n|\n4\n;\u00bb\u00absfc^\u00ab>\u00abs*\u00ab***\u00bb***\u00bb**\u00bb*>\u00bb\u00ab w\u00bb\u00bb\nNimiiiiiititttiiitttmiiitiittiiittmiismiiiiiiitmiiiiiiiitiiiiiw\nI P. Burns & Co. 1\nJE Head Ollii.d,\na\u00bb^ Calgary, Alberta,\nMain Officii for EukI Kootenay,\nCranbrook, B.c\nWhoIeHole tincll Retail\n\u00a3 Meat Merchants 1\nc: Dealers in\n\u00a3 Live Stock\nAbattoir and Cold StorageS\nat Calgary, Alberta. ^\n^UitUtUUUUiUUUUltiitUUiUMUiilltiUlUJUiiUiUiUiUtiii tm,.' PROSPECTOR, CRANBROOK, B C, JANUARY 1\nNonce.\nNgdca is hereby glvea that t iQietul\nto apply to tbe Chief Coiuiutb^ioiim* <\u2022(\nLauds and Worka for Ueeuug lo \\mn*\npHL*i fop Coal ami lVtu\u00bbit*mu un iiu-\nfollowing luiulri: Beytuulllfj ul n pOdt\nplanted ni i'i*-* northeast corner of\nMdit'issi'v towusttb, thenoe south ono\nmile foliowlug tho genoral uvml of tlio\nKlk Litvor, thonoo wesl one milu,\nthenoe north onu milo, thenoe oust ono\nmilu to tlm point ul uoinmonoomont.\nPernio, B.C., Deeotubot'6th, litofi.\n,i. j. CowUoray\n51 Por J. B. Pergusou\nNOTICE,\nNotice is horoby givon that I tntoiul\nto apply to tha Chief Commissioner of\nLands and Works for lluoucu to pros-\npoot for Coal and Petroleum on tho\nfollowing lands; Beginning at a post\npiunii'ii at iiif northoast oornor of\nMorrissey townsito, thonoo west Olio\nmilt>, thonoo north ono milo, thonoe\neaat to tho Klk Rlvor, thonoe south\nfollowing tlm general trend of the said\nriver to tho point of oommoooemout.\nPornle, B.O., Deeonibor 6th, ukw.\n.1. H. Soukler\n51 Per J. B.Perguson\nNOTICE.\niuiUt - hetobj given that i ntenJ\ntu app!> lo the Chief (.'oiumUsiiifivi1 of\nLauds und Works lor lleenoc* to pros*\n: puot for i 'oal und Petroleum on tho\nfollowing luuds: Hoglnnluu al .. post\nI marked U. A Welsh's northwtist oor-\n' ner < mill- wusl of the Klk Rlvor),\nthenee suuth one mile, then usl ono\nmile, thonoo uorth one mile, thonoo\nwesl uiiu milu te the potul of com-\nmoneemeut.\nPernio, B.C., Doeemhortlth, 1005,\nto, A. Welsh\nSI Per J. B, Porgusou\n~B* Start the New Year$~;\nwell by ha\\ ing \\ our\nPICTURE TAKEN\nat\nPrest Photo Co.\n\u00a9he $fraepector.\nlATURDA^ , i AN\ni hot e are two more railwa.vseross!\nthe provim e furthei north, and\nalsniinuiclii'sant-t feeders running i\nnli ami south Then we may\nNOTICE.\nNotice is hereby glvon that 1 Intend\nto apply to the Chief Commissioner of\nLands nnd Works for lloenoe to pros-\npoot for Coal and Petroleum on iho\nfollowing lands! Beginning at it post\nPlanted at the southwest eorner of .1,\nII. Seukler's olaim and marked W. A.\nMaclenan's northeast corner, thonoo\nsouth one mile, thenco west one mile,\nthenee north onu mile, tbence cast onu\nmilu tu thu point of oommeueement,\nPernie, B.C., December 6th, 1905,\nW. A. Maolenau\n51 Per J. to. Ferguson\nnotice!\nNotice is hereby given that I intend\nto apply to the Chief Commissioner of\nLands and Works for licence to prospect for Coal and Petroloum on the\nfollowing lands: Boginniug at a post\nmarkod W. A, Maclenan's northoast\ncornei'. thenco west one mile, thenco\nnorth ono milu, thence enBt one milu,\nthenco smith one mile to the point ot\ncommencement.\nPernio, B.C., December Oth, 1005.\n'\" riuluu Ferguson\n51 Pur .1. to. Ferguson\nNOTICE.\nNotice is hereby given that 1 will\napply to the Chief Commissioner of\nLands and Works for licence to prospect for Coal and Petroloum on the\nfollowing lands: Beginning at a post\nmarked J. B. Ferguson's uorth east corner (planted on thu west shore ef tho\nKlk Kiver one mile north uf coal and\npetroleum claim No. 1374) theuce south\none mile, thonee w H one mile, thence\nnorth one mile, thenee east onu mile to\npoint of commencement.\nPernio, B.C., December 6th, 1905.\n61 .). B. Ferguson\nNOTICE.\nNotice is hereby given that I intoud\nto apply to the Chief Commissioner of\nLancU and Works for licence to prospect for Coal and Petroleum on the\nfollowing lands beginning at a post\nmarked II. A. Welsh's northwest oornor, tnence cast onu mile to the Klk\nRiver, thence north one mile following\nthu bank of the Klk River, thence west\none milu, thenee suuth ono milo to\npoint of commencement.\nFernie, B.C., December 6th, 190.\".,\nJ. K. Miller\n51 Pur J. B. Ferguson\nNOTICE.\nNotice is hereby given that I intend\nto apply to the Chief Commissioner of\nLands and Works for licence to prospect for Coal and Petroleum on the\nfollowing lands: Beginning at a post\nmarked R, A. Welsh's northwest corner, thenee wast one milo, theuce nortli\none mile, thence east one milo, thence\nsouth one milo to the point of commeneement.\nFernie, B.C., December Oth, 100.\").\nIt. K. MoKechnio\n51 Per.). U, Ferguson\nNOTICE.\nNotlco is hereby given that I intend\nto apply to tho Chief Commissioner of\nLands and Works for liconoo to pros-\npool for ('oal and Petroleum on the\nfollowing lauds: Beginning at a post\nmarked It. K. McKcohlno's nortlioast\ncorner, thonee oast ono milo to Klk\nKiver, thenco north ono mile following\nthu bank of the said river, thonoe west\nonu mile, Ihenee south one mile, to tho\npoint of oommonoomont.\nFernie, B.C., December 0th, 1905.\nW. Finn McKurg\n51 J. B. Ferguson\nNOTICE.\nNotice .is hereby given that I Intend\nto apply to the Chief Commissionei- of\nLands ami Works for licence to prospect for Coal and Petroleum on the\nfollowing lands: Beginning at a post\nmarked li. E. MeKuohnle's northeast\ncorner, thenco west one mile, ihenee\nnorth one. milu, thence east one mile,\n\/\u2022thenee south one mile to point of commenoement.\nFernie. B.C., Decemberfith, 1005.\nCeo. Macdonali!\n51 Per .). B. Ferguson\n\"= lookout for tho development of\ntimber and agricultural\n lands of great value,\nTho Toronto News, under the| \"British Columbia is also the\nCanadian\nPACIFIC\nRAILWAY\n\"Hail British Colnmbin!\" mini\nabove heudiug, discussiug ihe province that will receive the\nprobable outcome of develop* firs! advantage from the growth\nBaker St.\nStudio.\nCranbrook, I3.C\nNOTICE.\nNniic is horoby tftvan tlmt, 30 days tifti\ndate, I Intend to apply to the Hon. Chiel Com\ninhudonor ut Lauds and Worln Tor a spsulu\nlicence local mul carry away timber Irom tin\ninllouiiifi ddwrlliod lands in ISiurt Kootonaj\nDistrict, llritish Columbia:- Commencing ut i\npost planted at A, wlrth'n south-onst cornei\nNo. 3 claim: thenco north 160 chili ua. thenci\neust 40 chains. tlieilCO south lOOoliatllB. tllQIlCi\nwost 10 chains tn plucool beginning,\nDatod this 61th day or November, 190ft,\nit. KERSHAW,\nLocator.\nNOTICE.\nNotice in horoby glvon tlmt. so days uftor\ndatrf, I intend to apply to the Hon. Cblel Commissioner or Lands and Works for a special\nlicence io cut mid curry away tlmbor irom tho\nfollowing desorlbed lauds In Bast Kootonuy\nDlstrlot, llritish Columbia:- Commencing ut u\npost planted at A, T.collwoll's southeast coiner, thonco north tflO chains, thence oast in\nohains, thonco south 100 ehnlns, thence west in\n(mains to plnee of beginning.\nDutod tills iWth day of November, 190ft.\n11. KERSHAW. Jn.,\nNOTICE.\nNotice is hereby glvon that, :io days after\nduto, I Intend to apply to the Hon. Chief Commissioner oi Lands and Works for a special\nlicence to cut and carry away timber from tho\nroiiowliiK described lands in Hast Kootonay\nUistrici, British Columbia:\u2014Commi ucing at a\npost planted nt tl. Korshuw's south-east corner\nNo. t licence, theuce north mu chains, tbenoe\neast 10 chains, thence south !<\u25a0'> chains, thenco\nwest lOolmins to placo of beginning.\nDated this \u25a0Jttii day of November, [005.\n.1. WIRTH,\nLoi a tor.\nNOTICE.\nNotice is hereby given tbat, .Id days after\ndate, t intend toapply to tho Hon. Chief Commissioner of Lauds ami Works for a special\nlicence to cut and carry away Umber from tbo\nfollowing described hinds in East Kootenay\nDistrict. Hrltish Columbia: Commencing nt ti\npost planted at J, McNeil's north-west corner,\nthonoe bouiIi um dnuns, thonco west to ehnlns.\nthonoo north 160 ohalns, theuce cast lOcbnins\nto pluce of beginning.\nDated iliis anil duy of November, 1005.\n.1. MARTEN,\nLocator.\nNOTICE.\nNotice is hereby given that, 30 days after\ndate, I intend to apply to the Hon chief Commissioner of i,;irnls ami Works [or a special\nlloenoe to eat und curry uwuy timber from tho\nfollowing described lands in East Kootenay\nDistrict. British Columbia:\u2014Commonelng at a\npost planted ni A. A. IS win's north-west corner.\ntbence soutb 100 chains, thenee west m ohains,\nthence north 100 chains, thonee east-10 ohains\nio place of beginning.\nDated this24th (lay of November. 1005.\n.1. MCNEIL,\nLocator\nNOTK ri.\nNotice is heroby glvon that, 80 days ul\ndnto. I Intend toapply to the Hon. Chief Ci\nmlsslunor of Lands mid Works for a spoi\nlicence to cut and carry uwuy timber from\nfollowing described lands in East Kootoi\nDistricl, British Columbia: Commencing n\npost planted at Jacob Nelson's north-west i\niter, thence south nio chains, thence wes\nChains, tbence north 100 chains, thence enchains to place of lu'Kiuiiinu.\nDated tills SI 111 day of November. 1905,\nA. A. KWIN.\nLocuto\nNOTICE.\nNotice is hereby given that, 110 days niter\ndate, I Intend to upply tu ihe lion. Ohiof Commissioner of Lands and Works for a special\nlicence to eut and carry awuy timlier from the\nfollowing described lands Iii East Kootenay\nDistrict. British Columbia: Commencing nl a\npost planted otie-linlf mile wesl nf the skootc-\niimehiick River, on the lirst crook on west side\nand close lo tho trail going up snld crcok,\nthonco south bio chains, tlience west -lOcbnlna\nthonco north UM chains, thence cast lOchutns\nDatod tlilM still day nl November, \\w:>\n.l.\\ri ui NELSON,\nLocator.\nNOTICE.\nNotice is horoby given that, ;10 days afler\ndale, i Intend io apply to tin- lion. Chief Commissioner of Lauds and Works for a special\n\u00bb in\nni ii\nmt \u25a0\nmuni in wostorii Canada as affect-\nlug, respectively, the status of the\nprovinces, thinks the question as\nof the Pacific and Oriental trade, i\nli Is generally expected thai the\nresull of Japanese influence will\nLn whether Ontario, for instance, be seen In the development of the\nmay some day.be obliged to great provinces of China. The\nsurronder its loading position in population of thai country is so\nConfederation to one of the large that a vory small increase\nwestern provincos, is rather' In the consumption of foreign\nsentimental than practically goods by eaoh Individual will\nimportant. It asks the questions mean a large Increase in the\nwhether, after all it is very aggregate The mast cities of\nImportant that Ontario, so long the United Slates are looking\niisit Is prosperous should be over- forward with eagerness to the\nstopped by some other province growth of Asiatic trade, and\nin size, wealth and population, thoro is no reason why u large\nWe aro all Canadians, it remarks, share should not fall to the coast\nand prosperity ol oue province oitlosof British Columbia. This\nis tho prosperity of the whole, will mean prosperity for thu\nIn this we are In perfect accord|provtuce and nrosneritv for all\nwith the News, There should bu\nno jealousy among provinces on\nthat score. Tin* only difference notice.\nit would mako to British Columbia Tlml \u2022\" Ititoud BO days after dnto io ,.p*i\n. .i iiti i i , l \u2022 i the Chlnf Commissioner of Limits and W\nis the political importance Which | (0.-pormlaalou to eut and carry away timber\nprovtuce and prosperity for\nCanada.\"\nsuch a standing would give il,\nFor many years this province has\nseriously suffered from lack of\nWinter carnival\nROSSLAND\nFebruary 7th to 10th\nSingle Fare\nRound Trip\nFobrnary \"th. 6th, Htta. Good to\nreturn till February ISth.\nTOLL PROGRAMME\nCANADIAN WINTER SPORTS\nPor Programmes, Kales, and\ndetailed information, apply to\nlocal agents,\nNEW BOOKS\nJUST ARRIVED\nlOOO New Booksi\nThey Mnst Be #\nSold Immediately m\nW\nCall and Sec Them f\n3. S. OARTIill,\nD.P.A., Nelwn.\nInim thu follow Iiik itamllJuil lunu alumina t\nmilts above C.l*. Hallway bridge uu Moyie I\nriver unJ oom.\u00bboauli>K ui a post planted o\nnurlli ,'iisi oovuoi-, thonoo hu chains' soutl\nI thonoo 80 almfas west, thonoo 80 i-lnilns norll\nrepresentation in proport ion tons j ,,\u201e,\u201e,.,,\u00bb,, \u201e\u201e\u201e\u201e,,, t.\u201esl tu P|\u201eW ,\u201e\u2022 b0,,i\u201e\u201eiog.\nextent and resources and contn\nK, .1. COYI.K,\nA.I.',.I'.A., Vancouver\nbuttons lo thu Dominion, and\nfrom the political preponderance\nof Eastern Canada. We have to\nrecognize the fact that power in\npolitics exists in the number that\neuu be controlled, and so long as\nhuman nature is as it is men will\ncontinue to exercise, even if\nunconsciously, tbal power in\ntheir own interests of the section\nor party which they represent.\nWe should appeal in vain to the\nmaritime provinces, Quebec or\nOntario to give up ihe representation which they have in the\nDominion government, or the\ncontrol of the high offices belonging to the Supreme court bench,\nor tho railway commissions or\nother national posts, until we\nhave members enoughl in the\nHouse of Commons to back up\nour request, We shall knock in\nvain, we fear, al the portals of\nthe Dominion for recognition of\nour rights iu respect totheclalms\nwe have put forward, until such\ntime as numbers can be used as\na club. Ancient power, like\nancient: lights, or ancient\nprivileges of any kind, are loathe\nlo be parted with. Therefore,\nthe importance which our rapid1\ngrowth denotes is lhat in time\nmatters of which wo now complain will be. the sooner adjusted,\nand the causes which stand in the\nway of perfect accord between\nEast, and West will be the sooner\nremoved. It is gratifying to note\nthat the Toronto News, in this\nconnection, look to the Pacitic\nprovince lo occupy the principal\nLiu-iiL-il listl, ilny uf Oouombor, I90n,\nlly Dm-lil lrvlno Milllll\nWilliam Wost. ABii.it\nerry op cranbrook\nNoliuu fs iH'tvliy fflvcu thut tin, Annual sitting (if tbo Court of Revision\nfor tho put-poso of huttrltig ull cum-\nplaints ugitinst the Assessment of the\nCity of Cninbrook, B.C., will bo held\nin the Counoll Chamber in the suitl\nCtty uf Cninbrook oil the 5th day of\nMarch. A.II. lauii, al the hour of 10:3o|,\nA.M.\nDated nt Cranhrook) H.i'., this -4ili|tl\nday of Juiuiury, Willi.\n<\u2022. ii. riiF.sT.\n\u25a0I <'ity fieri\nBefore Starting\non Vour Journey\nGail at Finones\nAnd have Yuri: LUNCH put up\nAll Home Made\nBuns. Cakes, Pies,\nUreal\nEtc.\nCOOKED MEATS Ready for\nSlicing.\nGranbrook St,, \u25a0 Graniirook\nNOTICE.\nThai I Intend thirty days after duto to\napply to the Chief Commissioner uf\nLands and Works for a Spoolal Licence\nto eul and carry away timber from\nthe follou'ing described lands:\n< \u25a0onimenii\"T at a post planted uu tile\nsuulli side ul' Moyie Creek on,' and\na half miles up thuuiook irom ('. I', li.\nHallway Brtdyc, thoi li'sl chains\n.south, thenee 40 chains wost, tlionco 1(10\nplace of honor in the federal chains north, thonco 40 ohulns oast to\narena, us hearken: place of beginning, containing lilt\n\"If there is any ono province\nlhat bids fair to rival Ontario in\npopulation and wealth it is\nllritish Columbia, Its position,\nbetween the wheat holds and \u00bb\nranching lands of Manitoba, | JJj|.,\nnut.\n11'Tili Uecomhor, 1U05.\nWilliam Schtnock\nNOTICE\nco fs liorehy nlvoli that :w days ..fter riato\n! midorslsiiod, Intend to apply tu the\n,.., Ihlof Commissioned-of l.iiinls uiul WorltH\nSaskatchewan and Alberta, Oll|foruSpoolul License to out and carry awuy\nTlnibo.' rioni tho lollowlnu described lands In\nSouth\nNOTICE.\nNotice is hereby glvun tlml I will\napply to tho chief Commissioner of\nLands and Works for license to prospect for Colli aud Potroloum on tho\nfollowing lands: Beginning at a post\nmarked ,1. B. Ferguson's northeast cor-\nner, tlience to the west one mile, tliellec\nnorth one milo, thonoo I\" tho wosl\nBhoi'D of Elk Rlvor following tho said\nriver south to the point of i meiiee-\nmeat.\nPernio, B.C. Docomber llth, 1005,\nH. ,1. Thome\nII Per ,T, 11. Keru'iison\nfollowinu described lands in\nDistrict, initial, Culnmbln >\npost planted in II. Kerabnw,\noornor No. l licence, u ci\ntlionco nortb IHO ronlun, then\nthru,',- soutb tin ehains lo pin\ntinted this % lb day of Novo.\nNOTICE.\nNotlco Is hurob.\\ siren thai 110 days after dn to\ni lutond to apply to the ii.uj. Cblof Commissioner ol Luiiils and Worka fur a special\nllcouco tu cnl nnd carry awtiy tlmbor from i h>-\nfullou-lng desorlbed lunds in East K may\nDistrict, British Col Ida: CoiniiicueiUK ul n\npost planlod in Nels JoIiiisoii'h norllnvesl corner Nu. c licence: thence west 10 ohalns, tbence\nnorth ISO ohulns, Iheitcecnst III cI.uI.im, tliuu,-,-\nsuni.li PHI ctiiiuis lo place ,,l ImnlunliiK.\nDated this 2lt.li day of Nov ber, luoii,\nU A. T. C..I.I.WKI.I,. Looatoi'\nIheoneside, and the Pacific ocean\nOil llie other, is one of extraoi\ndiuary advautage. So far only 1\"'\"-'\"\n1 ijctwc,\nits southern fringe has full the Livers,\nimpulse of railway construction, mneli\nlint il will not he long before 11|\u201e,\u201e,,.\nSamaria Stopped\nHis Drinking\nA London Lady cures her husband\npermanently of the drink habit\nand without his knowledge.\n'uj-i Kooti'iuiy dlstrtot, itrkish Columbia!\niiandNijiuii post plunteil ono half milo\nf iho J.uml .v Ui'OcltuiirldHo limber louso,\nn iliv Kooioimy mul SliooUnm ChUCll\nor about four miles from A. .1. Millers'\nii skooktim Clmck. tlience oast lOclmiun\nRoutli lOOolntlns, thenee wohI hi chalna,\nnorth HWeUnlnsto iMaeo of begltiniui*,\nU auro\nti ui ii noil illume\n\u25a0en, Loentor\nlltlH, tin\nHuw kIuiI I om ihni I over-\ncame toy hesitation itwut\n\"Ing vou fur a Vrta\ninipfc or Sttiuarta,\nAt Uini time my\nlm-li;iinl wasilrink-\n' ing very lu-.l, and\n1 was Intftflpalr. Tli--\ngencr;ii health Improved and is now iplemltd\n-many many tlunks. r will he glad If yon\nwill tell others of my experience.\nSIMPLE\nSTRONC\nnnmphlctp;!.\nREAD.\nNnili-i, is horoliy iiivon ll IikIuj-k alter 1I11M1\nI Inti'inl K,ii|,|,ly t.i tin- lli,n. Clilo! I'liiiiini,:-\nalolier nt l.iinih iiixl VVorltB for\u00bb npoeliil licence\ntornt unil enrryiiwiiy llinlior rrr.... Llio lollinv-\nllltf iloaerlhoil liiniln in Milsl K'nm. y Dlatrlnl\nHrlllBli C'oliiinbln: Oninmnni-InK ill n poal\nl.li.nleil ni II. ICeroliiiiv, .ir.'-, iiorll.ui.Hl eon or\nNo, a ll.icit. I.0.10O west mii clmlni., Mi\t\niliirlliwiclinlns. llii'iii-n ,'iisl H'l elllllna, Lllonce\nsmall MOnlmlna tn in,.- plnoo or botflnt.lttK\nDtttotl thiajllli Wovi'inlici'. IDOT..\n'.' II. 11. y.MAI.I. l.o.alni.\nFree Package \"';;',\nnn.l |,ii '->,i,t in ptilii aniici .ii'vclopc. '\nroapondeiicc nacrcilty confitleiitinl. A.tilp\nTIN-; .Sj\\jM.\\r.l.\\ RHMItnY CO.. 11 J'-'\nCl.aml.cre, Jotdun Bt., Toronto, CnonUa.\nPor Sale i.y\nC. E. REID & CO..\nDriit\n;isls\nrhree & Four Year Courses\nin Minim:, Chemical, Civil,\nMccl.ni.lcnl nml tttectrlcat\nBnglneerlnff,\nMineralogy Hll.l Geology,\nUlology mi'l riililic ItcHlll..\nWrite f\nTl.\nSILENT 0f^SZmSfWtt\nPurchase Prioe $3.00 a Month\nAllowance Made For Old Machine\nBilcnilnr .,.\n-**sSst Arnold & Rouerts\nSHORT LINE\nBETWEEN\nS'PAIll'-'CHICAGO\nOMAHA-CHICAGO\nIHikijiCilyCHICAOO\nYour uttontton Ih culled to tho\nPioneer Limited\" trains of tho \"Milwaukee & St I'uul Railway,\" \"The only\nerfeot trains in the world.\"\nVim will tlml it desirable to ride nn\nme trains when going to any point in\ntho Eastern StateB or Canada. They\nconnect with all Transcontinental\nTrains and all Tiokot Ajj-onts sell\ntickets.\nKm- further Information, pamphlets,\neii!, ask any Ticket Agent or\nto, It. FOKD, II. s. ROW IS,\nPass. Agent, General Agent,\nSPOKANE. PORTLAND\nNOTICE.\nNot..',- is liriviiy ulven tlmt :w dnyi from dute\nI lntoml Kniiijiiy to iiif rliirl't'oituiik-intiiT .11\nLands uiul Worku, Victorlu, (or u sjicuiul\nlloonsii i\" utitaiid rurry uway tlmbor from tlio\nfollowing Uesoribo'l lands sltuuto norlhoiiRt ol\nICIniborloy in Southeast Koototuij' Dlstrlot,\nCommoi)oin(*s*l clittlns north uiul iu ohulns\nwost oi tho north wosl oornor ol\nOiia staph-, tlmbor Iteonse,\u25a0 thonoo in\nchains ivont, thonoo80 oliutiifl north, llienoo 130\nohalns ensi, thotiuu-to ohiiias anuth, theuce 80\nclmttis wont, thonco 40 ohalnH south to point or\ncominotioomont.\nDatod \u00abth Junimry, I1HW,\n2 (*. M. GDWAttDS\n, C. E. REID & CO., i\nThe Druggists.*\nPURE DRUGS\nDISPENSING\nPINE STATIONER?\nSPECIALTY.\n\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666>\u2666\u2666\u2666>\u2666\u2666\u2666 \u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u00bb\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u00bb\u2666\u2666\u2666\u00bb\u2666\u00bb\n' FORT STEELE i\nBREWING CO., LTD. !\nFERNIE, B.C. |\nMANUPACTUKERS and BREWERS of EXTRA PINE \u00b1\nBEER f PORTER\nSOLD BY THE BARREL, KEG OR BOTTLED\nBottled beer for family\nuse n specialty\nOutside Orders\nGIVEN STRICT AND PROMPT ATTENTION\nSATISFACTION GUARANTEED\n.4 P. O. BOX 812 b\n1 TELEPHONE NO. 1 p\nS Port Steele BrewitiR Co., Ltd. \u2666\n\u00ab>\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666 \u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u00bb\u2666\u2666\u00bb\u2666\u00bb\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\nCosy and\nComfortable Rooms\nHeadquarters for\nMining Men\nRoyal Hotel\nMarysville, B.C.\nFRANK ANGERE. Manager\nNOTICE.\nNoi;\nce is;\nuoroby kIvoii ii\nml ilOdil\nysn\nflerdnto\ni intoi\nid tin\nipply lo tho Chief (.\u25a0(inn\n-loner ol\nUndi\ni and\nWorHs, \\'lm\nor Iii. hi\ni upoolul\nllcotic\n0 In\nmu uiul carry\nuway li\n.Ull'\nor ou tho\nfollow\nHit; (h\nwcrlhod lands i\naltimle\n.Iieaat ot\nKimii\norlo.v\nin Soil til CHS t K\nootooa.v\nOl*\nitrlrt.\nCom\niiiii.i'\nilil* at a pout <<\n\u2022\u25a0 ohulns ii'\nMill Ullll\nIon di\nuins ivoht of OilsStu\nplOfl no\nttliwisst oor-\ntier, ihonoe\nnorth hi rim\nins, tiu\nnet\n' cast HU\nchains\n, then\nico nouth B0 elm\nilus, the\ntiou\nWONt WI\nclmliu\n: lo pt\nueo ot begin till\nig\nDh'.i\nid Oth\n.IliHUU ty, mini-\n\u2022i\nCM. Ml\n.)\\V\nAKDS,\nTho above hold lias ht-nn recently ei'octed, ami neatly furnish*\nod throughout. The Uar is supplied with tho best brands of\nLiquors ami Cigars.\nNOTICE.\nUotioo in heron*,' kIvoii that thirty dftyu niter\ndate i lntoml to apply to Ihe Chief Commix*\ngioner of Lands and Works for permission to\nuutand carry Umber hum tho (ollowlns de-\nsoribml lands in Kust Kootonuy:\nOomtnenfllim at a posl planted on the north\nboundary of Lane's timber lloenoe and ubout\ntwenty ohains east of the north wost oomer.\n'I'tn-iK-'- north eighty ohulns, thenoe oast t-igtny\nehains, thenoe Kouth elRlHy chains, thence\nwest eighty ohalhs to plaoe of beginning.\nII. H.MbVITTIE\nJanuary 8th, IBOO, t\nPost Office\nStore\nin- largest General Store in Marysville, where miners\ncan be supplied with anything they want :u all times at\nCranbrook prices.\nGroceries, Hardware,,\nClothing, Stationery\nE. J. CLAYTON\ni\n| NORTH STAR\n$ ^ar- HOTEL t\n9 9\nf Kimberley, B. C. 9\nt t\n9 H. W. DREW. Proprietor.^^^-^^, \u2022\n\u00ab4\u00bb#\u00ab*\u00bb*\u00bb*\u00bb\u00ab*\u00bb*\u00bb*\u00bb*\u00bb\u00ab^*\u00bb4t\u00bb\u00ab\u00ab*t\u00ab#\u00ab#*\nNOTICE.\nNotlco In hereby given iimt thirty .titys after\nlute i intend to upply to thu Chief ComtnU-\ndoner ot Lands and Worha tot permlasloti to\nqui and ourry away limber from the f6llowtn|\ndeaorlbed landa In Butt Kootenay:\nCommonoliiB at a pout plan tod, where the\nweit boundary or Lot IMW cronoi tho north\nboumlaryoi Lotafll.Orofipl. Nlnutoouohatni\nfrom the north went oornor ol Loi Ml.ihenco\nimrih fitthiy ehnliiM intift; or less D tiit: soulh ,\nbun I. oi Klk river, thonco wOHioftj and south ' \u2022\u00bbg*a*aag*aja!*a*a*,i*^**aa**^'*fmt*M\n\u25a0ly down Klk Itiver to the north went corner! R-*'*\"-*3**- \u2022^?^^\u00bb^^'^^^^^\u00ab^5N\u00bb^-^^^^\u00bb^\u00abSS^9\u00abS\u00abS\u00ab9CT\nof Alox Moffatt'K ilmher lloenoe Lot m,r,\\ ^^^^^^^^^\nthonoo east along tlto north boundary of l<\nt&KTand LotlMI llfty nine chalna more or I\nto plnee of hi'ifliiiiititf.\n.1 M. ao.skw\nJanuary Uth, iWfi\nNOTICE.\nb hereby given thai thirty ilnyii\nnid to apply to the Chief roi\nuny away tin\nt luiulHln iiiih\nFALLS VIEW HOTEL\nCHENETTE & NEAL. Proprietors\n\u25a0:=* Marysville, B.C. ^;-\nI T\nfi valley\nSe\n'he I\nurgest nml liesl equipped hotel ill tho St. Marys'\nCOMMODIOUS SAMPLE BOOMS.\nu liitlm\nri '\n111!\n.\u201e Ilia i\t\nH, al i>l|\/lilv\n,1 [,oi\nunil Iwunty ah rluilns i -luKatoll.unui-l\n\u2022iirimrof t,.il :nu, ili.-i.i-, ui, tl.Irty II.\nrilal riirni-r of Lot (Wall\nIiiiIiik tn tin- anutli \u00bb\u00ab-.\nil.'I I'l-iinrllililiio clnil.is i\nTiler ol I \"IU. tlii,,,\u2122 i,\u201e.\nforiy.llvuolii.lt.it.ii.1 ulKlity iiIkIii llitki moi\nn. leaa tn .,1.,,.- nf Ij.jj; ii,,iuj;\nJ. M. A.iNKW\n.lainm.y ail, IS06, |\nilli ,-.,-i ,\nREAD.\nTHE PROSPECTOR\n\u2666.m!!!f!!!H!!!!l!fni!!!ll!!!f!!!!!!!!!!!!l!l!!fH!l!!H!l!f!lfl!*\nI LEASK & HENDERSON \\\n\u00a3 I\n| \"\u25a0\" FASHIONABLE TAILORS\n\u00a3 \u2014 Always Up-to-Date \u2014\n\u00a3 Cranbrook, - - B.C.\n^uaiamuHuuiiiiuiuuimuiuuiiuuiiulluuiiiimi THE PROSPECTOR. CRANBROOK, U. C JANUARY 27,\n*(MMM*+g* $** * *-***\u2022* #*-:-\u2022**.*hmh* \u00aehe |rro\u00abpertov. Head\nLOST\nHAT'\n* \u2014as\nySATUKUM\nji a\nJf \u2022:-nimni?nrinnnnnTnnTnnnnnnrmn-:-,\nJ I LOCAL NEWS. 1\n... ..U.ll.U..U>i....u..Ul>....U..UU....UU\nSplitting\nWli,\nrood ..mi-\nBuy Your J\nHAT\n.1 .1 Wot tli ol l ilpnry was ui\nig i ii-aiii,i{iiiiii;in Thursday.\n., A good old fashiouud Jauuarv\n*>* thuw struck Cranbrnoli this week |\n_,, TT . *#,\u25a0 J P. 11 m- in iiifi ul Marysville\nOl US clllCl A was in tho city Sunday last.\nA S, Carey of Spokane was n\ntnnsl al the Craubrooli Mondaj\nHave It MiirKetl *\ni , h r.u' then you\nlosine\n\u2022}f Don. Ma.-kay returned from a\nAI business trip in Feruie Monday\nf\\*\\ I C Douglas of Wardner was\n9 in the i-ii', Mun, li iv\nfashioned tluttduoho that uitik,--,\njour ii>-uil throb: and your oyea\nwhir] Kllil tiiakca you aiiU Ui\nyuur -i,iiii.u-li n-s\nDr. Scott's\nHeadache Powders\nTiu'v can't hurl you and they\nstop anj headache.\nOne Dozen In a Ku\\ 26c\nBeattie & Atchison\nWhere It Pays to Deal.\n\u2022*i*\"!\"I\"I**'.,**i*i\nI TISDALES\nX\n, v uoadquartora for\n'* FRESH FRUITS\nNUTS mid CHOICE\nCONFECTIONERY\nYou will take\nno chance of\ngetting a bad\n9 hat cither\nWhen\nBuying\nOF US\n*\n9\n9\n*\nt\n9\n*\n9\n9\n9\n9\n\u00a7 M Phillip** of Elko wan In -. A PETE'S 9 \u2022\nIce Crciiin and Sort Drinks\nMao Tobacco, Pipea\niuul Otgara\nBakei St. Cranbrook\n\u2022!-l-H-H-H-!-I-!\"l-H-!-H-H-H-J-\nTHE CANADIAN BANK\n| OF COMMERCE\nPaid-up Capital. $10,000,000 Reserve Fund. $4,500,000\nHEAD OFFICE. TORONTO\nB K WALKER. General Kanager. ALEX. LAIRD, Asst. OenM Mnnnper\nNOTICE.\nNotice la hereby g'.vt'i thin i will npplj to tho\nChlol Commi tlimi i in Lauda nnt) Works for u\nH|H>0lllt IICOUCI1 in |i|.w|'i'i'l for Colli llllil IVlto\nIllUm OVOI the toUrmli .1. -..'ill-, .1 l.in.l attUBtti\nin iii.< it,-in. i nl H i' i-i Koottmnj\nCoUUIli in ,in. 100 I'hul'H uorth 1111(1 I'.liinn-\nWl s| pi , l ,\u201e1 ,.|;|,ll. ,1 I'I M- 1 lulu. M,,| ..I 1||(-\noroislug \"i Hi'' iiortl t ->i Michel eroi h bi\n,..,.- ,.\u25a0 thi nnrtin I h \u25a0..\u25a0.\u25a0l.ii . .I l ... IMH\nl.roii'. I Mm I \u25a0\"' \u25a0 I'.uii-. lli.'iin- miu.Ii Mil\niniuii. iiiout'i emuWohaliiN ilieiii'o nurth *o\nBANK MONEY ORDERS\nISSUKD AT Till-'. FOLLOWING RATKS:\n$6 Ullll illliliT .1 UUl.ta\nOvor *fi uiul not, exceeding $10 6 ueutu\n\u25a0\u2022 810 \u25a0\u25a0 \" $.iu 10 conta\n\u2022\u25a0 $90 \" \" $60 15 cents\nThese Ordera are Payable at Pur at uny offloA iu Canada of a Oharteri d \u25a0 i i\nYukon oxcoptud] uiul ut i In- (irini'ipul banking potato in tht; Unit ti Hu tub\nM.iinTIAMI.K AT A FIXBD RATE AT\nTHE CANADIAN HANK OF OOMMBROE, liONDON, BNG.\nTh > form mi excellent method of remitting small sunn o* money with\nsuftity unil lit Hinull OOBt.\nif] t\n* M \u201e ETE \u00b0 \u25a0' i The Best and Onlv the 1\n| BflRRFR SHOP ^ I y I\n9 dhiwia anur , B At AU Ti ,\n9\n*\nlieu tlttlTOWl'l ,,;\n| via* I faus\n9 i >\u00bb!< VIoiul u\n'. I ' Slw Mi n\n(iiu .Im . o Ml iiui\nMrs. II. W M\nil i ai il th, h io|\nii-mu,-,\n-1 j\nn\nN,-\\i iluui :,. \\ i |)u\u00ab\nII l IJllllM'ii.il, Si IV. I\nNOI ICE.\n.li , -tea, I ,\nLelthauser\nf\n\u25a0\u25a0 i i tt'orkw toi a 1*1\n\u25a0 if. \u00abti. i iv irolouni | t\nrolluwtiiH 'i. ribotl i-.ii.i-- .iiu..'. hi , LSI\nI) . KtHltl ll lj ; ll\n. Much .\"\u25a0 \u25a0 li i'i i \u25a0.'\" ohalnt- J\niut< il \u25a0 \u25a0 l'IikIiiji \u00bb.'-i ..i tiir M\nHi. mirth rork ul U i he] itouH by j A\n>'|' ii-ii,>Hti.-|ii tnuui.'iiri. , nl nl l.ni l.'iVt, j l?l\n(..ruu.ji - tbuun ii,-in. *.ii i ii.iin-, thonee wost80 I 1-,\nOa\n9**99***%*** **%%**%%**%***\n\u2022T li\"i*,i'T'i.,,i'\";\"i\";,';\".\"**.**i**J**i*';'\"'\"'\u00ab**;\"*~'\"*\" ' ' '\n1 Beale & Elwell\nHAVE FOR SALE\nBUSINESS LGT\nON MKER STREET\nSee then for Price and Terms\n9 \\ Dewur nl Nelsou -n.^\n**. stered n the Crunbruuli\n\\lortuat\ne Mile\nH V Moil id ;\nbe RVn ,\n1 silay\nn ehi.: ul\nw;ia in ihe\nl II.',, I ,U. I . .i! .....\na .certain \u25a0 i .1 \u2014 B\u00ab pro\n..,,'. ... . .\n\u25a0 .. \u25a0 \u25a0:,. tii. .,\nB.y bu .., II. It.) , 'j.j.. . I Br, l. j..j; Si Villi\n\u25a0 \u25a0 \u25a0 I. ou I .. the ,ih lu. .11\nI .1 s, ., S ioi (l : ' ' v\" m \u2022\";::\" \"\n;.' ' !'\"'^ 1..I :l,.,., pill ,1 iu,]\nDiistts aimpte lyli . . i.,.i\nI. \u25a0 Ul - \u25a0 -\u25a0 n i!:.' I mat.i ul i int. oi ;,\nr \\ S Suth. 'ii uil ol N'elson ' ' ,: :l' \u2022 \u25a0\u25a0 ' \u2022\" \"-1\nC'v. as at I rook ou bus ' '\u00ab* *p*i\u00ab\u00ab'i\u00ab m. om\u00bb , - \u25a0\nr \u2022[\u25a0-,.\u25a0\nIrcl.tbulil Klwtill i\u201e r\nC. M Rawnrils, Agent\nl \u00abillii|i|ilj- u,\n, ,ui,i Woi-ks\n'I'lniis iln- klinl of euro your \\V\u00bbtoh will get In\nour oatublUhmonl Our Repairing Dopui't-\niii, nt i equipped with tho latest toots, most\nuompteto stiii-U of material, ami is in tho hands\nnf thoroughly competent workmen. Enough\nBald,\nGET THE HABIT AND COME TO\n. F. Tate & Son\nI 11111,1 Mlllllll-\nX\nA ,v\nJewelers and Opticians\nOfficial Wiii.-li Inspectors t'.l'.U. Crow's Nel \"u\u00abs Division\nJ \"la ,IU\n.1!., 1\n....iiu, a. N .j. U.I :\u25a0 I ,.i.ii.l.,', ,ii ti\n\u25a0S ll. |...\"i ol Lot i. jijj l ia in oroup\nJ. ... naj DiKtrlot la -u, t-i-\t\n4. r il P] ,\u201e Suokaue ' \u25a0 ' ilnmbla aocoi i,ua iiiiiii'.jiiiiijii mi.-.\nT .'.- \".-.-..\u25a0 the mbi \u25a0 v:\"'\" J '\",,,,)\"\"\"'\u2022 \u25a0\u2022\"\"\"-\"\"\"'-\u25a0\"\n*r ., '. iws Comtntuiciut at -p polnl on tho Sorth\nT - \" \" \" : Bjuodarj ul said Lot 88, 18 chains Weat uf the\nI Sonheast corner of \u00aba'il lot; theuoo running\nX Mr A \u25a0 h \u25a0\u25a0 Le tell Ol Jaffray ,: a bearing south S8* 3d west parallel with the\nj. spent a \u25a0 dttVS I tOWH this ' 'fw-y^^nrltlhUColumbia Southern\nA, , R wa* tor .t distance of i uhalui. and ^.'^ links:\n\u2022j* ' tl>eui.'i'running on u beariiiK -unb \u25a0.'] 3it' eust\n*;\u2022 ' f- :\u25a0 ft aibtunot ol 9 chain** tmd -o links tu u :\u00bbiiiii\n.\\ I! Ktiliwick, Ceo WatSOll I \u25a0 the North boundary of thi rlghi \u25a0\u25a0: rmy ol\nand R '!' Richardson of FortrLe ^[a \u2022*-l*\u00bby< u\"\"\" \"\u25a0 -'\"\u25a0'\u2022* theuortb\nStei le vore u insactinfi business \"' --'-\\\":'\"- J\"?'*\"'01 *ffMW 1\"\n.,, i ij one beurltigNorth HB IH' east ftir h dts\n'l' ' I'ftU' \"','1 LURSda> teuoeolTchatn^ntHKHhik, ihenee running\n\u25a0f I'lni Simpson of the Herald \" \u25a0' ch**llls <\"lii 7\" nnhs to the point oi com-\nwho was al Winnipeg for several \u2122n\"\u00bb\u00b0M\"\u00abt\u00bbin.\u00abw \u00bb\u2122 \u00bb\"j\"-' \u2022\u00bb iw\n, ' ,, a' -.hown '.ii u map .ir ulun mad*.' by KruttcU J.\ndays lasl week returupd to Cran- oueuiy. p.us.\nbl'OOk \"li Sunday last. On the property is situate the brewory buiia-\n i ii'K.s \u00bbBtl other hulldlngH nppurtoiiaut.\n,, .. . ., , There v-ill bu -.oiii in connection with tho\n:M|\" ;i!Mi -J\"'8- \"s '' Mighton ttW property, alt the maehinery, phmt and\nli-li Oil Sundays train for West stock used in i-ouneetlon wilh tho business ol\nKoolonitV Tliey will visil the tLeCranbrool* Urewlng A AlulUng Company,\niii.-n.\nnorth '\n(Ullll .hu\nil\n - \u25a0 i\n1wnohdiui west !^u\"' |i>S*iWi%iKlMIK\nn iii Michel iTt'i'k ti> ; \"\nuniliirles \u00bbi i.nt IMS,\nehnlns. tlience wost 80 i\nhalns, thenco eesl rii) i\nBaker. St. Cranbrook, B.C.\n;.H^K.:.;-K-!-i\u00bbK--HH-H-HH-HH-!-I-HH^-i-^i^H-h-M^\nHftlcyon\nI'l'tlH'Il.\nII VI\n\u25a0aJICIIlii\nthey\n| together with horses, wagons, sleighs and ull\niliattets used in aonneotlon therewith\n| ti t: whole sold ns ii going enncoru,\n j For torms and ootidltloua ot sale, apply to\n\u25a0 Snwin0, Machine tairns Hirvey*McCftrter,0'Cranbroott'B'c,'Sollc'*\n' . . . torn lur tho mortgagee.\nImps stitoh, breaks D.t\u00abdj.Bu\u00bbry\u00bbii..A.u.iMo. .\nH- slitub. Those wish- \t\ning iiuu-iiiiirs t'.vamiiiijil lettve\nunloi-.s ni clothing department\nCC Stores.\ni ui,\nMi\n. Jnmoson iliiiitiliti'i- ol C.\nTHE GREAT\nH1IHT1I SilE\nIs still going on and will\ncontinue until our immense Stock has been\ncleared out.\nAll Must Go\nHill & Co.\nThe Acknowledged Leaders in\nLadies' iintl Men's Furnisninos\nGLO, R. LtflSK & COJg STEWARTS ffll^rrn\nP. K. Supei'lniendant at Culgar.y\n;trriv.;il in town ,,u Wednesday\nand will remain u few days visiting fri'-inlM.\nMi- and Mrs T E. South returned tu Cranbrook Thursday\nand are receiving the congratulations uf thuirmany friends.\nThe regular public services\nml! be held iii the Methodist\nChurch nexl Sunday at 11 a in.\nand\".3iip m Evening subject\nI ''Why do we wonder?\" Young\nI in,-ii anil nil invited in come ami\nc insider ihi- subject. The\nchoir will lead in Ihe music with\nan anthem and ;t double quar-\nU -it'- will siiif. Song service at I\n7 \u2022\"!\" Come.\nSeveral articles were lost in j\nthe hall on Wednesday evening\nal the Masquerade dance, the\no\u00ab ners run secure iluun at the\nresidence of Mrs. ,1 B Hall or\n\u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0 Mi T s Hill,\nPOKT STEELE ASSESSMENT\nDISTRICT.\nNotice ia hereby ijtven, in necordance\nwith the Statutes, that Provincial\nRevenue Tux uuil usscssment tuxes mid\nii come Tax. assOBbed i.nd levied uuder\niln- \"Asaosimiout Act\" urn ilut, und payable lor the year 1900. All taxes col*\nt. ctible fur tho Fort Steele Assosment\nDistrict up.- now due mul payable at, my\noilice ut tlio Government Offices, Cranbrook. B.C.\nThis notice, in terms uf law, is\nequivalent tu u personal domain,\nby iiio upon ull persons liable for taxes.\nDated ut Cranbrook, IS..'.. this 20th\nday of January, I9UH.\nA. c. NELSON,\nDeputy Assessor and Collector.\nD, J, JOHNSON\nCarpenter W Builder\nI'ltaiiiit to tho plitceof baffinning.\nLuctiteil tblh IStll ilny ol Mccumber 1805.\nAI. A. llOUlO [Ji'P\n\u25a0<\u25a0 r, M. Eutt-arils. Agent\nNOTICE.\nN'otlco fs hereby Ktveti thut [ will apply to\nthe Chief CotumlssloHor of Lands nnd Works\nfor u llconue to prospeot fur foal nnd Petroleum over thu tollowtim Ueserihed hind .situate\nii the District, of South liast Kootenny;\nCnuiinenelnB'KMchains northnnd BO ohiiiti**\nH'.-sl of 11 pnst. plumed Ui.tttii'hiiiiis west, of tho J\ncrossing of the north forh of Michel creek by\none oi tlo? northorn boundaries of Lot 4riis4. [\nGroup I, thonee Bouth 80 chains, thence west 60\nchiiiiiB. thence north 80 ehains, thence cast B0\noiiulns in the plaoe ol beginning.\nLocated this 18th day of Decouiber. IH05,\nAgnes Klwetl per\n\u00abi i'. M. Edwards, Apent\n.\t\nNOTICE.\nS'otlce is horoby given that I will upply to the\nChief Commissioner of Lands and Work'; for h ;\nllci'iico to prospect for Conl nod Petroleum !\nover tin.' following doscrlbed land situute lu\ntlic Dlstriot of South Kust Kooienay:\nCommencing 400 chains north and r>o chain*\nwest .a h inwi planted 10.811 chains west of the\ncrossing ottha north fork of Miohel creek hy I\none of th.- northern boundaries of Lot 45S8,\nUroup i. tliouoo south SO chains, thenco eust so |\nehains, theuce north &0 ehnlns, thenee west 80 ;\nohains to tlm phico of beginning.\nLoomed mis it^tli day of December, iut'5.\nEdwnrd Elwell per\nS3 O. M. Edwards, Ajfent\nNOTICE.\nNotice is hereby given that 1 will upply to\nthe Chief Commissioner of Lauds and Works\nfi.i :i licence to prospect for Coal and Petroleum\nover llle following described lands situute In\ntho Districl of .South Eaai Kootonay:\nCommencing 400 chuins north und uo chains\nwest of a post planted 16.60 chatus west of the\ncrossing of thu north fork of .Michel ereek hy\none ot tin- northern boundaries of Lot4688,\nGroup I tttonue north 80 ehaius, thonee west W)\nchains, theuce south 80 chains, thonco eust so\nehulns to the plnee of beginning.\nLocated this 18th duy of December, liHB\nJohn Choldllch per\nfi3 i.\\ M, Edwards, Agoat\nSiitionds Saws\nBlack Prince Axes\nDecking Chains |\nWedges % Hammers 9\n9\nt Everutnino tor tne uoo Gamps l\n9 #\nI J. D. McBride |\nCRANBROOK, B.C.\nLINCOLNSHINE\nGreen Peas\n! in tin- Chiol i iiiiimi-\nnnd Works for purmlssion in\ny uway timber from the\nbed land: Commencing at a\n[.ot-t on ihe south mist eorner. and joining\nI ni tht Irvine Millar's limit No. i on the north,\ntbence uorth 80 ehains, thenco wesl w chuins,\nthence south B0 ohulns. thenco oast 80 ohalns to\nplace ol bcgfnnlug.\nLocated 38th daj ot Docombor, 190B.'\nMy David Irvlno Millar\n:.:i William West, Agoni\ni loinmencing at tin northwest corner of k. k.\nHarvey's Ilconco, thonco south onu milo, thenco\nwost ono mile, thonco north one mile, thenoe\neast one mile to plnee of beginning,\nDatod Nov, 2flth. 1005.\n,.:i a. n. Fenwick, Locator\nNOTICE.\ninois Central *\nmmm\nJBfflT \u25a0 \u25a0 i fliPlI\n\u25a0<*i^n\nBUILDERS\nCONTRACTORS\nI'lans, spccilii al\t\nunci I'.-.liin.iii\"\nFURNISHED ON APPLICATION\nTbo Lnading 8lon\nfor\ni \u25a0\n\u25a0Ma\nAll kinds of building material\nconstantly on hand.\nMftinLaliia unoxcolluil Bttrvtoi! from \\\nI t.li\"! WONt to tin' mint and ftOUth. Milking\n.; : .;. 0NFECTI0NERY ci\u2122 , , ,iu, \u201e\u25a0 , or .nl;\n. , triuiHuoittluQiitnl llnua, iwuimiiigorn arc\nNuts i r-. v..,,,....;,- .-i,,.. i,-.,i,i,~ i.fcnK.i\nl.uiiiMill,- MomphlBmul Nin Oi'liiims,\nUllll llllllll].-h .hi--,,- |KlllltH tn tll.l fill- L.-UH1\nl'r,ia|i\u00bb'i;iivi- Lnivolori. tliHtlriiiu Infor\nHllltllill iih In llio Iiiwi-i-I l-i.t.-a Ullll lll-l\nnmli'a in-,- iiivltotl in onri'OM|.oiiUoiio.'\nWilli tin- fiillimiiiv r.ip,-,'-.,-..!...\n1 ' ' \u25a0' I-''-, A WH I 'FA P''l \"\u2022 ll-'I'Ki'Mlii'l.l,, l'iiinni.-ivi.il At'.-m\n>.'r\\\\ 1 LtbAINU I CAW I ujiTilnlSl., Porllnn.l. Oiv^.n '\nI J. C. LlNUBBV, T. F. ,v I'.A.\nlii'Tliiiil St.. Portland, Oi-ukoi\nP. II. TUOMI'BON, P, 4 I'.A., 'liiiiiii I\n..luiui lllil^.. buutlk*. VVa.li.\nCheaper Than Canned Peas\nand Just As Good\nOne package is equal\nto two tins and the\nprice per packet is\nOtily Ten Cents\nG. T. ROGERS.\n'ANCYand STAPLE GROCERIES and CROCKERY.\n^*'-M\u00bbl\u00bblM\u00ab^a\u00bb8\u00bb\u00ae**IB\u00bbl8**fS^^\n!\u00bbl\nNew Curtains\nand Cnrtainings\nWe have just Placed in Stock\n.some very pretty curtains in\nTake notloe tlmt thirty day*, after dam I In-\n\u25a0mi to apply to the Chief Com mis-donor of\n\u00abant}q nrd nml Works lor permlitBlon to out\ni. ..ur tiw.iy limber from the following do*\n\u2022nbOll hlU'ls III Soulh Ham Kootenay:\n' ..i ,iii. I.-in,'nl a |iusl iil:inti\"l at the liiter-\nnionol 'he Wi -ii-rii boundary of i.ot nnitii\nl.ii lu.ri.hiTii boun v ol Not SOSfi. theueo ra\norUielghtyclntlnH, lheuuewoatelghtyehuin.il MtlSllll SUllI BubbillCtt Curtainill^S.\n|\n!\n!\nf Tapestry, Chenille and Lace, also Madras\niUU.ll niKlll.v rlmlliv ill,-in-\nA. II l-.-iiv.lc-u. 1,,.,-ni\n\u202211,1,1, I .\n!\nmalaga orapes\n.,.. : Oranges, Figs\nananas, Etc,\nI\n''\u25a0\u25a0I iliiimi'iya riii.ii, i iu Ig)\nin tin- tlhlpf Cominlafllouor at i T\nNOTICt.\n1,1,1 Ullll\nid wmlit. im- piirmli\nav IH \u25a0ll'.ni Ii-\nHugh Stewart\nPhone 75 AniibU'uiiu, ftve.\ni, ' ''?\nSTKf\n'I- iiiil'M. ululill crl.ul.iK. 11.0 ui-al \u00a3|\nnl oa iiii.-ni;!- aii.nl. . Iiri.iv ijlmlim, I T\nif\n.ni. iii South Kns. Kooloimy:\nn me in1 im.' ni ii poal plnnled ot\ndn ryot hoi iKM, otic inlle n\n, llH'IK\nhmi wt eighty uhalnB\nUiiiod ttith of Novombor, 1808\nBQ a B. Feowlok, Locator\nROLLER BLINDS\nBrass and Oak curtain poles with trimmings\nto match,\nREID St CO.\nB^ijWiWiMB*.M^^HHal\u00bbiKS^","@language":"en"}],"Genre":[{"@value":"Newspapers","@language":"en"}],"GeographicLocation":[{"@value":"Cranbrook (B.C.)","@language":"en"}],"Identifier":[{"@value":"Prospector_1906-01-27","@language":"en"}],"IsShownAt":[{"@value":"10.14288\/1.0304863","@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":"1906-01-27 AD","@language":"en"},{"@value":"1906-01-27 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\/1.0304863"}