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F. Armstrong \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd* nruvi v-UTn-TJTnjinxinjTjinru-LTu-i \ufffd\ufffd .mini.:i;.\\i\/\"hi;oijuc:tio)v of u kast kootknay division 21 'N >'-m $2,850,289 \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd'tfUTJTlriliiJri'nlniiiijT'rui^^ Vo\/. \ufffd\ufffd9. 5; Ml.VKKAI, 1'KOUUCTIO.V OF S jjl UHJTISH COr.UMUlA IX lft.,| g 01 S20,713,501 '2 c* ._^_ rd FORT STJ3&L&, 73, C, SATURDAY, JANUARY 31, 1QQ3. New Advertisements To-aay. Xfitlce\ufffd\ufffd\ufffdProvincial Swretury. llllnol-. Omi'iil KM . . Nutli'e\ufffd\ufffd\ufffdA.' C. Nfckim. A\ufffd\ufffd-><*-,siir .JJune -I Personal. Chas Finch, Marysvillo, was al Steele on business Friday. If. Kobinson, Cranbrook, was in tn\\vn Fridav. O. Johnson,' .lail'ray, was ' a visitor at, Fori Steele Monday. A\". Fil'fe. Toronto, Imperial Thursday. was at, the A. A. Ryan, Cranbrook, was nl, Steele \"Wednesday. Dave Brown. Michel, was a guest at the Imperial Monday. * John Jonsenins returned , from Wtirdncr Sunday, Miss Duriek returned Monday from a visit to Jafl'ray. of the fisheries. It also wants imps Lised: The canneries are said to want traps, and ihe provincial government favors this. The province*'also asks for a refund of something like!? 1,000.000 which was said to have been overpaid lo ihe dominion since confederal ion in connection with I he fisheries. One of the dominion , ministers thought that 15 her I's argument, if correct, was in favor of returning this money tc^ those from whom it was collected and ,. not to the local government. The delegation will .meet' the dominion,ministers onThursdav on another important matter. Andy Baxter came up from '-Little Bull river Saturday last. A. T. Caldwell came up the Old Abe mine Saturday. Ironi 0. Peterson, Spokane, was a , guest at the Imperial Monday. I*1. Carfrow\", Spokane, was a visitor at Steele Monday. - -Findlay Creek Placers, -\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd-=-\"= Ohas Chapman, who with a small force, .has' been engaged in running a tunnel on Findlay creek, have, reached bedrock, and are.taking-out gold in paying quantities. 'Carlin & Durick ihis week,shipped a considerable amount, of supplies to Findlay creek. | Late Telegraphic News | special to Tin: Pjiom'i-i-ruK. OKNI3RA1. BOOTH IX DALLAS. \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd Dallas, Texas, Jan. :!l.\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd Lads and lassies of the Salvation Army are gathered here I'rom many points throughout the Southwest to meet and confer with' General William Booth, founder and head of the organization, who has arrived here I'rom Memphis, accompanied by Consul Boot!i-Tucker and a stall' of officers. Tomorrow the. General will preach in Ihe Dallas Opera House, leaving the follow ing day for New'Orleans... < No o, TOWN TOPICS. CHUOHItATK HIOMl-CICXTKNXIA U Now York, Jan. HI.-The'Corn Exchange Bank is fifty years old and has arranged to celebrate the semi-centennial 'with it bi< banquet .loniglit at Sherry's Several , 'Jas Carroll, Kimberley. in town Thursday. , was Thos' Crahau, the Morrissey \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd townsite agent,' was at Steele o'u business Thursday. <.[ .Andrew Hacked, Spokane.' .was registered al the Imperial Tuesday. , ' <\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd Win. Carlin and \\l. t,: T. Gal- braifh visited Ihe Indian reserve 'Tuesday.\",' \ufffd\ufffd , ' I * A. Rosen,and A. Moosdiglie, Michel, were registered ' al the Inipori.'il Monday. Colonel George Dougherty came down , I'rom Wild Horse creek Thursday. * Government Agent. Armstrong paid an oHicial visit to Fernie Thursdav.' Ii. Cooper, Toronto, representing J. A. McDonald A Co., was in town Wednesday. V. Bannister and Andy Baxter came up from'Little Bu'll liiver Thursday. ( Jack cottage. A vonue. Worlh is 'building' a on Thing's'Heard and Seen Around 1 Town. A moral wave has struck Cranbrook-\ufffd\ufffd\ufffdin spots; according to-the Herald its route agents are working overtime, and getting \"some free advertising. r- O Its play is to see that the town does not do oil Sunday what the promoters^ dp not like: and to, make it stick officers who dont belong to the,wave, and whose brand of morality is not (lie same as these, layoff. \ufffd\ufffd Some ignorant and1 narrow- minded people object to these waves, but if |hey would recall the old,adaire: \"itn idle, brain is the devil's worksiiip.\"i,hoy would probablyreali\/.o thai il is a good thing these people have some thing to do. Simpson. Uncle Jimmy Highwarden's barbershop is a favorite resort for the old fellows who have passed the heyday of life, and whose minds turn backward to things of this world and forward to the next: and these long winter evenings are conducive to congeniality there. Uncle Jimmy's quaint phylosophy is never end financiers of national reputation have accepted in vita-,' tious to speak. MOl'RN FOR TI1K OliOWXPIilNtjE Vienna, Jan.\" 5J0.\ufffd\ufffd\ufffdEmperor Francis Joseph and ,'the Archduchess Marie Valerie, , his daughter, today observed the fourteenth anniversary of the tragic death of Crown Prince Rudolph. Jn. deepest mourning they went to, the Capuchin church, where they prayed beside the wreath-covered..tombs of the crown prince and his murdered\", mother, tho Empress Elisabeth. '' Both , father and daughter manifested much emotion. \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd ' .\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd graduation exercises ' at the United State*, 'naval academy. The first class composed of \"if! midshipmen, will receive their diplomas from Secretary Moody. Milwaukee, Jan. ;jo.\ufffd\ufffd\ufffdFive good bouts have been carded by the Milwaukee Athletic club for its first boxing show, lobe given tonight,, and iii the windup an event of unusual \"value will be offered in the contest between ArtSimms. of .Akron, and Tim Reams, the Boston lightweight. Both men have trained faithfully and appear lo be in splendid condition for the go. Koine\ufffd\ufffd\ufffdVesuvius is, again,, in eruption. A^stream of lava flows\";froiii' itsTcra\"lW'=='Thick smoke is hanging overhead. Vancouver\ufffd\ufffd\ufffdThe Canadian Pacific Railway Company will, expend a million, dollars in improvements in British Columbia during the present year. Montreal\ufffd\ufffd\ufffdArthur J. Hod son was 'elected Wednesday s president of the Montreal Board of Ti-anp. o \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd ' ' London\ufffd\ufffd\ufffdSix hundred people witnessed Oxford defeat the touring Canadian footballers at Oxford Wednesday by a score of 110 points to 3. ' ' r North'port\ufffd\ufffd\ufffdThe fourth , furnace at, the Northport Smelting & Refining.Company's plant, was started up Tuesday. \" PRESENT ACTIVITY IN MINING L lmn\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd,i -, 7~T~ . ,.'llmond-eyed denizens of the\"dis- Getting- Ready for Spring' Work Placer and Quartz Mining. The North Star mine undei the management of J. L. Parkei trict were making merry in their customary way. Laundries were closed in Steele and the sons of the Flowery Kingdom, trooped is rapidly being prospected. ft I'n\ufffd\ufffdo Wild Horse creek to join is reported that the new shaft 1 with the Chinese placer miners now being sunk will open up a large body of ore. The St. Eugene, mine andcon- centrator, have g completed a most efficient ' installation of power and other planls for mine equipment. The Sullivan mine will resume in Mie general celebration:', The festivities cover a period of several days, during which time '\"ere is little work but much feasting, music and gaming. Appointments Mowing pei\\< >een'appointed to the office of rfl\ufffd\ufffd following persons have' active operalions early in - the Unnm. r \\r r, wards the building ,of the trie! \ufffd\ufffdv\ufffd\ufffd- \ufffd\ufffdi,\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd'U]COnso u,s;, o ,\"\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd tin., m ici lor the cnsiieing year: J. - --p-MciSricleTX'r.'m l5i%o^:~ WTTtT DRILLED INTO A MISSED HOLE .Ptarmig-an smel t nr_:\\ tJVIarys vAl le-^v\/i 1 .'---corn ~ mence as soon as theseason will permit. t H.'W.Ross, has a small force actively engaged in\" developing the'Silver Queen property situated oir Lost creek \"about eight miles from Fort Steele. The Thompson Placer Mining Co. are making extensive'preparations for active placer''operalions on Wild Horse'creek as soon as the mining season opens Chas Chapman with a small force is engaged in working deep placer ;ground- on-Firidlay creek. Tom Roberts IWhimslor and F.'Burn, Fernie. ' West Yale. .. The writ for,,ihe West'Vale constituency has been issued | anew and is made returnable' on March 2nd. This step is taken J.o forestall Mandamus; proceedings and is an interesting move on the political chessboard. W. A. GALLIHER COMING HOME , .is MAY'EQUAr, POWIClt'OF .VJAGARA Augusta, ,'Me..' .'lan?::-50.\ufffd\ufffd\ufffdThe Bangor board of trade has taken the initiative in a movement to .utilize the immense water power of} the Penobscot River, and a company, organized, for the \"pur- Let'er wave Rre'er (-pose will soon be chartered. The plan of the promoters involves the outlay of about Sl( 1.000,000, and it is expected that (iO,000 to Fatal Accident at the <\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd * Mines. I Word was received at Fort 'Steele Thursday of a fatal acci-, dent at the Ptarmigan mines, whereby E. Wills was killed and Williilftn-Wilton injured, by drilling into a missed hole. . The deceased in company with a party of six miners passed through Fort Steele Tuesday. Jan. ioth. enroutc to Wilmer, to work in the Ptarmigan mines. As the mines are situated in the to Niagara DECOUATlC Rocky Mountain ing and as the years go by and cirAituss' C. Fran son. Cranbrook, was registered al the Imperial Monday. Mob Dempsoy came up Wardner Sunday on a visit returned Monday. Irom and hid. Highwarden came clown from the Cherry creek logging camp Sunday. KTNG STATUE. London, Jan. :{().\ufffd\ufffd\ufffdThe statue of King Charles J, in Trafalgar Square, was decorated in ihe . ... customary manner today, this his hair grows whiter more wis- being the anniversary of 'the be- dom comes to him. heading of that monarch. \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd Mnnv A lew evenings ago when the wreaths from legitimist clubs' chairs were all filled and the to- including one from the American bacco -.-.... . i fh of the district was being dis-l A largely attended service cussed with a wisdom from was held this morning in mom 100,000 horsepower will be do- Selkirk range, thirty miles from .^Sl0?' O,,i,,fo,'ooalmosl' equal Wilmer no positive information '\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd'as been received as to nature and extent of the accident, except that miner Wills was killed and miner Wilton ,injured, and that the accident occurred in the tunnel of the Iron Cap, one of tho Ptarmigan group of mines. Political Matters. placer mines on' Weaver; creel It is f reported'that a considerable amount of the yellow,.metal has been taken put during the past few months. .\"* \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd '\" .' Most , important',among ,tlie placer mines, is the installation of a steam' dredge 'onr. Perry creelv, by ihe. Kootenay Perry Creek Mining.Company. ' -' The Thompson outfit, on Perry creek are making satisfactory progress, working six men. and are reported as taking out good pay- Mining companies on Wild Horse creek have' placed an order with N. Hanson, the Wasa lumberman, for about 25,000 feet of lumber lo be delivered on March 9th. i Chinese' companies on Wild Horse creek are making preparations as rapidly as possible in anticipation of an early spring. The Wisconsin outfit who are placer mining on' Perry creek- are making extensive preparations for spring work.- The Nip & Tuck Company, \ufffd\ufffd\ufffdHas Effected Many Postal Improvements. , W. A. Galliher. M. P., ]s now returning home from', Ottawa where he, has been actively en- oi)erat.ng|gaged in nttendiniMo mattersof Mr. and Mrs. N. A. Wallingei were visitors at Steele Sa In relay last. Thorp is no business so safe and profitable as mining when conducted on business linos. aoco smoke oozed out through .society! were placed on or about T'^f With- a ?\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffdcl d?al \ufffd\ufffdJ' s lie cracks the political situation the statue. -y respective candidates I' t.he. disi.rir.1. i,-.^. u\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd,*.,\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd ,i:,. I . . . _ Another candidate for the vacant West Vale seat is an- ory of the king at St. Margaret n01,nced* This time it is Dr. Pattens. Rood-lane The offici- Sansomo' of Clinton. ating clergy were attired in rod Tlie Montreal Star publishes a vestments, this being symbolical *sPecia- fl'0>i- Ottawa saying that of the blood of the martyr. The dominion bye-election campaign ;in Burrard is beingKVild Horse creek, are pushin- waged with a, good deal of spirit kVOrk on a bed-rock flume, some \ufffd\ufffd\ufffdLittle where Dog-oned Directions Stranger lo small boy:- fellow eiin you tell me there's a hotel?\" Small boy:\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\"Yes sir; go right up this street lill you come to a, lol of dogs in front of a building with no sign on it.\" Stranger, looking up' the sti;eet,W\/Say, little .follow which one*:\"' WANT ONE MILLION DOLLARS Want I Tho Provincial Government Control of Fisheries. The interview of the British Columbia, delegation with tlie dominion ministers Tuesday was confined to flie fisheries question Eberts did itll the talking. The province wauled entire control his hand. which some of our young political aspirants might lake pointers. They all agreed that the present member of ihe Provincial Parliament was not qualified to meet the needs of the district; I hat what is needed is a younger I man and one more in touch with I the spirit of the times, in which [the names of W. L. Patmore. our Mining recorder. Fred Smylhe of the Movie Leader and others were mentioned. At the suggestion of this [Tuclc Jimmy became enthusiastic and declared: \" That's so; that Smith is no good. He is too damned honest, whai, we want down there is some of those crooked rascals.'- Monte who was present declared that he was not strenuous enough. \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd What's that':* asked- Hilly Mc Gee. \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd '\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd:.'.. : ' \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd \"I)afsa,h, is people 'what- try- in' to. put on a four-by-six style wid a' two-by-four salery. |)at Smith he doul keep' his holecard covered and every body know Indianapolis. Jan. :10 \ufffd\ufffd\ufffdThe national wage committee of the United mine workers and the representatives of the coal mine operators began i heir conference today to fix the wage scale and conditions of labor for tho ensue] ng year. Washington, ill.\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd Tho House and Senate will meet in joint session to pay tribuie to the memory.of the lai.o.Senator Mc MillaiV'Of Michigan. \ufffd\ufffd\ufffdLondon,, Jan. :!().\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd London's Automobile Show, for which preparations have been .making for a longliine. past.'opened ati- piciously today in the Crystal Palace;., ex-governor Ross, of Yukon may be taken into the cabinet as minister of mines. Hon. E. A. Davis, commissioner of crown lands, made; his long expected statement before the North Fork liberal association, declaring I hat he had not resigned of fear of exposure of corruption; but rather to avoid political bitterness and expense of an election trial. ten or twelve men aro employed H. W. Ross will commence work on'fhe Roaring*King mine, a gold property situated on Perry creek, in tho near future. A stamp mill will be installed on a Wild Horse creek gold property during the coming summer East Kootenay Stock. 1 Ai.k\ufffd\ufffdd. Bill. C 'row'* Ne.>t C Vial +UT,. +| jo. I.*'' 12? 11 :i} Norlli Stiif. Sii Hi v;m. Si. l-'ii\"i-ii(. Washington, Jan. :;i.\ufffd\ufffd\ufffdPresident Roosevelt, Secretary of the Navy Moody.and other prominent public men, including prominent officers of the navy and members of congress will go to \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd| Annapolis Monday to attend the District News Items. Customs collections at Pernio for (fie year' ending Decqmher ill. amounted 'to $M7.:-!:-'l5. \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd R. Neitle, secretary and tresis;, iirerof the Kcrnie Miners Union, is short in his accounts, and left town between two days. (iNealo leaves debts to the amount of #1,500 among the merchants of Fernie. . The large stores operated at Michel, Fernie and Morrissey, by the Crow's Nest Coal'Company are to be sold. Silver-lead Quotations. NVw Vork. .Inn. ,'!(l: Bar Silver Moxii'iin dollar.-, Load . , .\".'.'.''.\".' < 'oppcr S|i(dli-i'. .- ' Loiidiin. . I it it. .'!(). .Silver, L':i importance to his constituency and particularly ' Southeast' Kootenay., Mr. Galliher-has made the necessary arrangements with the postmaster-general -for opening a post office.at the'North Star uiine, also at Morrissey. .Additional - mail \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd service to ' the Windermere district has been secured. Advices received from Ottawa \ufffd\ufffd\ufffdire as , follows:\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\"The Post Master General \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd has decided to re-establish a mail service between Fort Steele and Windermere, ox fond ing Ihe route to Cranbrook from Steele, and to Wilmer from Windermere. The sqrvice will be in active operation as soon as the necessary arrangements can' be completed..\" Among- The Craft. North Star Lodge A.F. & A. M. will hold its regular monthly meeting Tuesday evening February :Jrd. The regular monthly convocation of Rocky Mountain Chapter. R.A.M.. will be held Tuesday evening February 10. The grand chapter of Royal Arch Masons of Canada gathered in annual convention at Masonic Hall. Toronto. Wednesday, grand first principal Hon. William Gibson, presided. The attendance wa.- the largest in the history of the grand chapter The'election of grand officers was unanimous. Superintendents lo represent the grand council were William Schoftield. of Nanaimo. for British Columbia; and George -McDonald, of Calgary, for Alberia. cojipt-r-.\ufffd\ufffd;\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd>.\"{\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd lL's (id: \ufffd\ufffd'.r. CJU r>s il. lead.'.'\ufffd\ufffd1| ~s lid:' \ufffd\ufffd\ufffdI7i l.l:i< li!.:'!) \ufffd\ufffd\ufffdI\/.I0. ' \ufffd\ufffd\ufffdl-.-Jcl; \ufffd\ufffd\ufffdpelt Market Conditions. Copper was' 10s lower in London. Lead declined Is :\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd! other pnpei\nIn 1'iibt Kootenaj. It is all home Printed\nand contains double the news of an>\nother papei in the distuet.\nts ait advcitisiug mediiiin it is unexcelled.\nDevoted 10 the upbuilding of Foi l Steele, the\ndevelopment of the \\BSt mineral resources of\nthe East Kootenay mining distrlot,\nSubscriptions $ 2.00 per year\nAdvertising rates made Vtnown on application.\nContributions are solicited from all p3rts of tbe\ndistrict, but all matter intended for publication\nmust have the writer's ilgnn.iu.re\n\u00aeJj\u00a3 $fVO#V2Jd0V.\nSATURDAY: JANUARY ML, 1903.\nI\nN view of the fact that a company has been formed lo\nconstruct a railroad from some\npoint on the Crow's Nest brunch\nto Spokane as a compeiiug line\nto the (rreat .Northern .railway,\nit follows as a necessity that the\n,Crow's Nest branch itself will be\nrebuilt before the line to Spokane can become a competing\nroad.\n~ The condition ~oi ~tiie=vr'row-s\nNest branch is too well known\nto need reciting, and also that\nmuch of the route now occupied\nby the line is not susceptible to\nbeing improved, especially in\nthe matter of grade. To 'im-\nprove the grade it will be necessary to change the route.\nSince the construction of the\nroad circumstances have devel-'\noped the information that there\nare easier grades than the ones\non the present rouie, especially\nbetween Elko and Moyie lake;\nand also that the resources there\nare greater than those through\nwhich the road now passes.,\n=s~I=he:-reoent discoveries in the\nhead of Perry creek are likely\nto, develop into siillicient impor-,\ntance to command attention from\nIn south America and Australia pasture is abundant and\noxen of the finest quality Arcp entiful. Bovril is prepared from\nthese oxen ani the supply is so considerable as to enable the\nmanufacturers to use the best materials at a nominal cost. It\nis prepared by a specialprocess, which ensures the retention ol\nboth the stimulating- and nourishing properties of the beef,\n.thereby differing: from ordinary meat extracts or beet tea, which\nmerely stimulate without nourishing. \"\nNovirisKes\nStrengtKens\nBovril\nNOTICE.\n'I'M*I N'niii i: tli.it 1 inn ml to appl\\ tlnrt\\\nd.i>i imm the-late lioieot to ilii' Chief Commis-\nsiunirol l..ni'ls ami Work-foi a spoil.il liei nsi\nin (-III .mil (.III v ,l\\l.l\\ tillllil i fi (Jill tin- lollou-\nuig d< ii iihi'd Ii.kI of l.iiid l>ing in Ciiiiip I\nnilsl l\\OOl01ia\\ (llsll Ml. .111(1 dCSCIli.l (I as\nfollows -\nCom mi iiimg.it ii posl |il,uili il .it I In- ninth\n\u00bb(\u25a0>*, ((unci \"I Loi 51}) miming them i noith\nilong I lie i'.isl limn in ( l,i\\'un s Tinihi i Louse\n1'iUi Iijiiis them o (.1st It) chums liioii oi liss\nto l-'cinie Luinhci Cos. lund.Jhcnco souili\nalong said Inud 'iO chains thence cist along\nsaid ImiiiI 40 i li.uiis inoie in loss to Oiiponl s\nI'le-e'inpliuu, (home souili III clonus lo\nMllllg.lll's Jll('-(.|ll|illllll, them (> llcsl 00 chums\nmenu oi less lo nest limit oi Mniiguu's pic-\noiupilon, thenee south along west limit of Mun-\ngncN piu-oinpilou On chains moii oi less in Lot\nM\"i\\lheui v wesa Jil i Imllls inon oi less to place\nol beginning said nun lo eohlnln six huiiilicd\nand Ini l\\ acies inoic oi loss\nHhKiI tills iTili ii.it ol Ninemhoi li\u00abi.'.\nI*. !\u2022' (1 IIAIO'OWS\nI N.HANSON, I\n\u00a7^ LJciwor Dealer. =2\n5^ Manufacturer of all Kinds of Lumber, A large assort- . :~3\nX~ j. uient of seasoned Lninber and Shingles always 3\nSZ. , , ' on hand, ^ , ^3\n\u00a7E: DIMENSION TIMBER A ' SPECIALTY. \u00a73\nNOTICE.\nNOTICI1 Is heiebv given (lint 11:1 u|>pli( uiion\nulll lie untile 10 die I'm lliiini 111 of C1111111I11 hi\nllin next Session ilii'icof fin nil Ai I to iiuoi-\npoialc 11 coinpuiii to be Unmin us 'The Snuih-\ncin (Viilnil I'lielhc l'iulun\\ Couipaii! Hm'imi-\nsti iicI ii nil opi'i lite 11 line Of mlln.li flom Van-\n(\u2022(\u2022iii el In llilllsh Columbia noilhoih uiidc.isl-\nelll In mmi ot the IC(ii>tcull! I'.iss In some\npoint mi t lie Old Mini KiM'i In the lilstnct ol\nAlhtula, tlienee noiili cnslcili thinugh\nSiisliiili-lu 11.in Id kuiii pouil on Ihe (liuichlll\nli'liei null pon, 1 in construct,and npeiulc\nlologiiiph mid telephone lines foi the piuposn\n01 its business mid tin the pnlillc, und lo oun,\nuse und iipeiiile miiei pimcis coiiicnleu1, to\nthe 111111I I01 iniliiai and oihei puiposcs; und\nlo on it und opoiiilo sleiiin-siilps, fen'ies. und\nshipping iitid Inillil and elect the neeessiiiy\nwhittles anil elovutois, and ulth such other\npoivois and pill ilencs ns me iisiiull.i (.'hen to\ni.iilii'ii companies. , \u2014-\u00a3 ,\n.1011N S'lUV. .'c; I' AI .CO NISI {11 )l! K\nSollcliois I01 the Applicants\nDated at Toionio'this im li d,n of Dcccinhci,\nII'IM \u2022>\nWflSfl.\nB G.\n*,transportalion coin panics.\nThese discoveries' are situated\nat the very watershed of Perry\ncreek and the Moyie river, and\nat this particular point is one of,\ntho lowest [lasses on the divide.\nJt is also slated by those who\nhave la ken elevations along the\nroute, that no where is there\nmore I ban a one-per-cent grade.\n' It is well understood that the\n(J. IJ. I*i. is considering, and have\nsignihed its intentions of changing the route lo improve the\ngrade east of the. mountains, at\nplaces no worse than'on the west\nside!\nIn order lo make the C.P.R.. a\ncompeting line with the Great\nNorthern into Spokane, it will\nbo necessary to have an equally\nwell equipped road, and as the\nGreat Northern cuts into the C.\nP. R*s trade only west of the\nmountains, by means of its\nJennings and Morrissey branch,\nit seems that this end of the\nroad would be most likely to receive attention. o\nJim Hill is putting Morrissey\ncoal into Spokane, a distance ol\noOO iniles, for \u00a71.75 per ton. The\nC.P.R. is charging &2 per ton\nfor hauling the same coal to\nNelson, a distance of lnO miles,\nand it is safc-to say that he, Jim\nHill, ii doin^ it at le.-.s co.it than\nthe C.P.R. i.i in putting i: into\nNelson All thi*> ii on account\nof better grades and equipment.\nA short time atro a Great\nNorthern tram pulled out of\nElko with (57 ears loaded with\ncoal. The C.P.R. does well if it\ncan get out of Elko with twelve\n^aiiiiiiiiiiuuuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii^iuiiiiuiiiiuuaiuiiiiiiiiiiiiu^\n* Offv^.\nforma\n*\u00a3[\u2022 Vood'a FhospliodiM,.\nThe Brtat English Remedy.\nSold and recommended by all\ndruggist* In Canada. Only reliable medicine discovered. Siz\n '-package* guaranteed to cure all\nSexual Weakneas, all effects of abuse\nor exceM, Mental Worry, Excessive use of To-\nDaoco, Opium or Stimulants. Hailed on receipt\nof prlo*. one package Jl.slx, $5. One will please,\ndtwUicur*. Tampoleu free to any address.\nthm Wood Company, Windsor, OnU\n* Solil ljy\u201eA. \\V. Blosisdiill, Drin-ifUt.\nlvootenii'y is about 7,000 'square\nmilos.\n, The Fort Steolo mining division is traver.ied in a north-west\nerly direction by two continuous\nchains of mountains, between\nwhich lie the Kootenay valley,\nwhich is well .suited for agriculture.\nEach ot these mountain ra,nges\nhas been proved to contain mineral in sufficient quantity to be\nprofitably mined; while many oi\nthe streams are gold bearing.\nOf what mining value this\ngreat area is likely to prove can\nbe best judged by an exam in\nation of the records of such pro\nducing mines as the St. Eugene.\nNorth Star and Sullivan, which\nNOTICE.\nN'O'Pli'i: islii'ic|)\\ mi cm thai .111 npplii uiion\nmil In-iniide lo the l.i ^islamic (it Mi lush Co\nlumld.i .11 us iit-M Session loi tin Act lo ine.ni\npoi.Ui- the 'lvoolcil.l\\ C'liilbixi mill I'aeltli\nij.imi iiy Com |i.in\\ 10 (iniiiiiii L and opi in it- a\nlliii\")l Itailwai loi iln- im n ing ol Height unit\npus--i n go is Coiniiienciiig\"in, a point on the\nC.ina li in I'nuillc U'liihitiv nl oi iiciii the Ttiwu\not Oi Men m liie I'loiineeol liiltish Coluiubia\nihem \u25a0 *soi ih-Westerly lolloiilng the couise ol\nthe P'lliimljia und yunoe Kivei s to u point lit m\nnoni 'I'etc liHinivCiiolio tlienee Noiih-Wcsteilj\nrolloiim^ the (ouiso ot tho Ftii^oi Uhei lo a\npoint in or near (iisioinu \" i'oi lajje, tlienee\nWesloi ly foiloiung the eoursi; ol tins N'ecliiii o\nund Slcccnii Rnxis oi by the most coiiienlcnl\nroute to urtc mtiter ,uI oi nefii Poi t Siinpson.\nWilli itulliru n\\ ioi onsli net u bianclijlne tn'iliu\n'['oun of li.ikei .ille, and oihei bianili line*, fiot\ne\\-cci'dinr'htiy iniles ench in lengtli. Al-o lo\neonucei Miih an 1 eiit.'i into tuiiniiig aiiuiiife-\ninents \\wLli inn othei I'.iilu.us sitiinle lie.u\nsiuil moposnil RaiUiay oi any pnil Lheicol. to\nlecene fioin any (loveinincni, peison oi body\ncoijiomie giniiis of land money oi oUici\nassets in aid ol lonsiiiiciioti ol said inideuak-\ning, with poiiei to con sii in i ti nil ojieinle, lelo.\ngiapli mid teleplioiio linos foi ihe pin poseof its\nbusiness mil toi ihe public anil mill powei to\noun. u^e and op< late iiatei jimieis eoinenienl\nto the mad loi then laihim and oilier putposcs\nnull powei lo o\u00abn unci opetate slenmships und\nshipping anil build and euct the neeessiii v\nMintiyes und with suoh olhei poneis and pnvl-\nIegos as aie Usiiully giien to Kailwuv Companies i\nn.ued ,ii I.*oil \"Steele this Klt.li d.u ot Octolioi\nlf'0-J\nH ,, 1IAIIVKV >>>, MlCAU'l'MK,\n, Soln noi s toi Vpplicants\nNOTlCx!.\nNOTICE.\n\\'ivri(;i: .\u2014'I'lio llntish C'oluuiliin Muiihciii\nlliiilHiu Coiiipanv \u00ab ill appli lo the I'm liniiiciil\not ('\u2022in.nln nl its ne\\i session lor the passing ot\nnil net eMi'liding the lime loi (iiiiiineiieeiiiciil\nund completion of the niilnni \u00abInch was iiu-\ntlioii\/cdbi ihe Act oi Pailianieni ol Camilla\nll.'-it! Vn tin in, Cliiiptei V>, to eoiisti ni,i iieiiune\nmid opei.iic hclwcun a |>oint mi Us niiliiay in\nthe nelghboi hood of |,'oi i Steele und a point at\noi item (Jol'lon on the C.iiiuili.ni Pneilli iniliui.i\nlly Older Of The Moiird a\nH CAMlMiKI.I. OSWAI.1,1 Sceietuiy.\n.MtiilliCiil ISth No\\. I0U.' ' ' r.\nNOTICE.\n.N'otue is lieieby glien Hun tinny diiys\naftei ditto no Intend toupplj to' the (loveinoi\nin Coiiik 11 al I'll in un loi upptoiul ol' plans im\nlinpioieiueiits ou ihe K'noleliax IIiiim in tlie\nCoiinli ol K'notenai ISiilisli Culiniibi i, iindei\nSielion 'i t( hap W. liei |s, (| siiiuiin m Cniuulil\nA co|n of plaii~ and ilesei ipiinii ol the pio-\nposoil site ot s n,| 11 up ioi en I e n Is li.u e In en di*-\npo-iled n ilh llic .Minlstei ol I'nblie Woiks nl\nOlliuin nnd in the mill e ol the ltegisliai ol\nI'l'Pds for Ihe Count \\ ol Kootenai ill Nelson,\nHulls!] Columbia\nThe Clou's Xest l'a-.- i.uiubi'i Coiupitni. I.id\nlliiteil in l'*oi I Steele Jiiiiium Seienieentli.\nIfll'ti '\ncars. .There can, be no competition.with such grades..1\n=!=t has not been announeed yel\nat what point the line to Spokane will tap ,this section, but in\nall \u25a0 probability Ihe ..routes' of\n(\".'oaf and Moyie rivers will be\nexamined,- thence down ferry\ncreek*, and the K on lenity lo a\npoint, near Elko.\n* **.',',\u25a0\nIf slrikes the. average man\nthat if would tie good politics for\nthe government lo establish a\nin\n\u25a0satisiactoi\nSoutheast\n\u2022y mail service.\nIvooleiia V.\nare among the largest silver-lead\nInines on the American Continent\nThe building cof the Crow's\nNest Pass railway opened up the\nextensive coal tields of the district, which now have a daily\noutput of i',000 tons; which during the present year is expected\nto be increased lo f),000 tons.\nFort Steele is the center of\nknown placer fields, which in tlie\npast have produced millions in\ngold. All this gold was obtained\nwith pick and shovel, and with ,\nout the aid ot machinery. During the present year not Toss\nthan ten big hydraulic companie.s\nwith the necessary modern ma\nchinery and equipment,1 will op\nerate on\/Wild Horse and Perry\ncreeks. \u25a0..:''.'.\nDevelopment of the inineritl\nresources of this district' has\nbeen slow, being delayed by the\nlack of transportation facilities'.'\nThese conditions will he changed\nby the construction of'lhe Kootenay Central railway\", which will\ntap the great inineritl belt oast\nof the rCoofeiiay river, as well as\nfurnish tho necessary transportation for ores ini nod in t,hii\nWindermere district.\nThe\nSbutltnnst Kootonoy.j ,\ntotal area of South'.'as'\nMadison-\nator John\n-United Slates Sen-\nC. Spooner was re-\nNOTtCi: is neipbi gnen tli.it an application\nmil lie made lo the l'ai liniiiciil ol Canada al its\nue.\\i Session toi an \\cl lo incoipoiitle the\nICoolen.u Cm ilioo and J'.u ilic lt.n]t\\n\\ Com-\npanj\" to Lonsliuct anil opeialL a line ot Hiul-\nvi.ij Cm Hie cut tying ol lieight and pnssi ngois\nConinieneiiig at n point on Hie Canadian Pncilic\nltuilwuv nl or iiciii the Town ot Golden In the\nI'loiiiiee of Uiuisli Columbia thenee Noith-\nWestorly tolloimig the couise ol the Columbia\nund C'linoe Rneis to a point nl ot ne.ii'Tete\nJaime Gaelic ilience Noith-Weslcilv. lollowing\nthe course ol the I\u00ab'iuser Rlvei lo it point tit oi\nnenr Giseome I'oilage. thence Westeily following the couise ol ihe Neehaco und Slteeim\nItivers oi ii\\ the most'loiivenient iouio to tide\nniitei ut oi ne.ii i'oi t Simpson, ulth tiuthoiitv\nto consiinci a bianeli line to the Toiwi ol\nHiiUoi yllle and other bianeli lines not exceeding titty mills each In length Also lo conned\niiiih mid enter into i mining intungements with\nam othei Kinhiius sltuitte iiciii sitld propososi adjacent lo the south nest eoi-\nnei ]iost oi1 l'eiei I l.eii.ii(leii elaim thence\nnorth 8(1 chuinb, tlienee west W> eliniiii. Ihencc\n\u2022south \u00bbi chain?, thence ea-l Wluliuiiis lo thu\nplace of bigiiiiung, con mnltig ijjdaties\nOni'i'd thi-<:iid .tit> ol Decenibei, lllu.'\nOI.C I., IIOI-'I'', Uicaloi\nA, llACKiyi'T. \\genl\n\u20222 Coinineiicing nt a post about sWiue'n imlis\nertsi nl the ion n of Moiiisse.i, being the south\nHon cornel posl iidjnct ill lo the souili eiisieoi-\nliel of William lioethebei claiin ihencc soutli\n8U chnliis. Iheuce east t eliains. iheuce nm I h SO\nchains 'ilieuce east Wlehiinis to the place ol beginning eoiiiaiuing IHl) acies '\u2022\u2022\" \"' --~~-\n.loseph !\u2022: .Stephens I.ociiloi\nA. ilnckeli Agent\n.\"> Coinineiicing at a post aboni Jl miles east\nof the town ol Monisscj being tho soullf' east\ncoinei jxisl ol M,n\\ .V Maheis claim theme\nsouth Ni chains tin nee' ucsi sii ilimns Ihencc\nninth su chains. I neui e east Ml chains'lo die\npl.ucol beginning (ontaining lllu acies\n(ieoigc Ohrislian h'osc. I.ocaloi\nA. li.iuk.eti, Agent\nli Coiuiui'iii'iiig a'^ a j.ost PI miles east in the\ntown nl Mm I i-m'I heingthc soutli i as| (oinei\nposl ndjaient to he-until \\\\c-l emnei post'ol\nli 1* Polls claim, tin in e noith Sii eli-iiin ilience\nnest K() chains, (heme souili Ni chains thenee\neitsL81)chains to ihe place on beginning, continuing i'.Ill acies\nK. H Campbell. I.oluloi.\nA llaikeil. Agent.\n7 Ciuiimeiiiiiig nt u post about pi miles cast\n01 Illy, low n ol Mon issev being the south nest\neoinei posl udjarciii lo Ihe-out h east i oi nor\npost ol ll I) Campbells i l.i i in thence noi III M>\nelinins. thence i.tsi su ( hams Dunce south Hu\nelinins, iIn nee nes| Ml i lniins lo Ihe place ol l.e-\ngtnnlug, com lining li^D ,'ll it s\n11. P INUts Lne'itoi'\n' A. Hui kell. Agent\ns ( oiiimenciug at a post about III miles east\nol the limn nl Mm nssi j , h([Jiig the south tasi\ncoinei .id j,ii en I to the nnrili east coinei of C C\nL)einp-e\\s elaim lhenei not 111 sll chains, tlienei\nn esL su chains ilience souili Si) ill.nils llieiiei'\nensl su i ha Ins to the p] nee ot beginning (on la in\ning 111'1 ai-K s . i\n('has S.^Uliile l.oi ilur\nA llai kelt, Agent\nll Commencing ut a posl a hunt 1') miles ciis|\not the Ion n oi Mm i issej. being Ihe south \\sesi\ncoinei post adjacent to llu noi Lh iiesi iiiinei\npost ut .1 I' McAnnin s i liiim them i noilb\nsi) chains, theme east Ml chains, theme soutli\n\"U i huins, thcuec west SO chains to the plmc ol\nbeginning containing IMU acies\nWilliam Sehlu I, Locatoi\nA lltii l,eti, Aguil\n' in Coiiiincnciiig at a post ahout-JO inilescasi\noi the toll n ol Moi iisse\\ being the noith nest\neoinei adjacent to the uoiih ii est cornel p\u00absi\nof M. II iMcGoiiaiis elniin Ilience soutli hi)\nchums Ihem e easi sy clnniis thence noi ih su\nclunns thenee wesl HI chains lo the place ol\nbeginning ( oniainnig MO acies\nII 1'. Mitchell, l.oc.uoi\nA. Ilackett Agent\nMINI,HAL ACT\n(1-iiii.m |-.;\nis'.iu\nI'll I II ll A I I ill' IMI'lllll I'.MI'N I S\nNOTICE\t\nSiilt.-tn. Ilillsiii,., J.icksoii .\nMineral fil.iinis.\nsitiinu in t In Coll Sii i |e 111111111\nialsl txooti nai 1 lisli ji l\nWhoie loi and On the Wi st\nMail's Km i .nljoiiiing tin I',\nHill Altna\ninilslon of\nKm I. ol Si\nk.ii Dune\nMlliei ,|] I 'lalin\nTiil.e nolne 11i.lt 1 .lollll M( I. IK hie, or ihe\nCm ol Nelson, acting nsageiil loi ,li\u00bbepli II\nWiigbl Pm ' Minn's Ccitilliale No\nUiiUKia', nileuil, simv \ndais iiom Ihe (bile heieol louppli to Hie Mining |{c( oidei Im a i'ci lilii .lie ol Inipioi cinenls\nfoi (be puipose of oblunnug (Jioii iij;Oi,hiIs of\nthe above (limns \u2022 ,\nAnd lintlii i take notice tInn aiiiou iindei\n.section :K must be t nninii in ed hcioic thelssii-\nani,e ol sin h Ce. lilUalcni lni|)ioieinenis\nDatul tins nib d.ij in in inbei plOi\nII' 1 ,1 A llAKVIiV.\n \u25a0 1, \"\nASSAYING\no. I'1. Nicholson,\nI'l-lTMUIlOltOUOll, l>. C.\n(Licensed by l'loylnilal f'nw'riuuent )\nGold iinil bilvor W.OO\nSilver iind lend 2.00\nGold, silver tind Coppi'r.. .'{.00\nGold, silver, lend and copper. ).H(l\nSamples lull, with Carlin & UtiricU\nwill rijccivc prompt ntteiitioii.\nSHORT LIN)E\nBETWEEN\n5TPAUL'\"CHICAG0|\nOMAHA-CHICAGO\nRtnsasCity'-GHICAGO.\ni ._ i rn- i , ' iilleel.e..! by saiil''iiiiproveuienls is said Moyie\nGiectea llieSClny by l.lic IWOl uiv,.,.. The ran-..i'loII proposed to be elmrgcrl\ni Is f'.'.fiO per ihoiisiiiiil feel, board measure.\nj MOYIK LCMUHK COMPANY, limited.\nOatei this -ISth day of Ueeember 1902. 51\nhonsrjs of tho Wisconsin Ion-is]\nlion meeting in joint session.\na-\nYour ul.tciition, is callod -Wi '.,,(,|]c\n\"I'innoc.r Iwntitcdr* trains of tlie, \"Mil-\nWiiukoo & Hi, I'.'till Uiiiltyuy.\" \"Tlie oni.v\npurfiii'*!. trains in the. world.\"\nYou will Iind il. dosiralili: to rklu on\ntliono trains-when y'oiiiK' to any point, in\nl.liu ICa\u00bbt,ori! States or' (Junada. '\"'\nliu.v\nall \u25a0 'Prunscontiiicntal\n'I'ickci, A'.'-onts- s(>ll\nconnect with\nTrains and a\nti|';keta:\nFor further inrorinatioii, |iamphlid,s,\netc., ask any Ticki.'.t AjjynloT\nR. L. POIil), II. W. ROW 10, \u25a0'\u2022\"''\u25a0\nPasj. Ao'cnt, (.'ono.ral Accjit,\nSPOKAiME. PORTLAND.\nIt Commencing al ,i posmbout id miles easl\nof the ton n ol Mon issci being the noi th ens\ncoinei posl adjacent lo the noith uesi iinnii\npost of II I'*. Mitchells (Inini thenee south si\nchains Ilience ii est SO eliains thence ninth si\nchains, them e east ^i) chains to plan- ol la ginning containing it-10 aei es\nM I! MeCou.in Loiatoi\nA ^laekeil Agent\n1^. Commeiicuig at a pint about Is inilesenM\nol the toiin'ol Moi iissci, being the soul li uesi\neoinei post adjacent lo the south east comet ol\nA, D linlcs claim. Iheuce uoi UiMlehauisiheiKt\neast 80 chains thenee south SO chains, ilieuei\nnest so chains to place ol beginning i mil,lining fill! in ies\n.1 M Hii ks. Locator ,\nA. lliick-i'ti Agent\n1,1 C'oinmeiicnig ut a pint about IT miles easi\nol iheioiin ol Monissi'y being the south iiesi\ncoinei post adj.K enl lo the -\u25a0\u25a0nl It easi coinei\nof Willitun Donuboe s claim thenee noith till\nchains, ihenie uusi hOehmus ilieni e south Si)\nchinns. llicnee nest, su chains to ihe placem beginning contiuiiiug HID ai i es\n.steiling Miiltheiis Locmioi\nA. Ilnekell Agenl\nN Conimcucing ,i( a post about IS miles i,is|\n01 the Kill n ot Mori issey being ihe south i as|\ncoinei tidjiieenl lot he ninth in si coinei ot W\nK Manns claim theme inn th su chains, tlicnei\niveil Sd ehiinis. thence south Sll chains, thenei\ncast ii) (hams to the place ol beginning enu-\nUlliniigiWO to ii-\nl>. 1) links. Locilor\nA. Ilacki it Agent\nla Couimeueuui.it I posl nboiit ITmilescnsi\nof the tou'ii of Morrissey being the south east\ncorner post adjacent, (o I he. north iiesi corner\npost of 'W; K. '.Maiiiis eliiiin. thenee north Su\nchains, thence, west SU clniins.' Ihencc south SU\nelinins.' tlieiiee east.HO clniins lo the place of he-\n. \u25a0 .-. . . \u25a0 .,\nginning containing.il-iu ncres.\" \u2022 '., ' .\nWilliain l.ioiiiihoe, Loenlor.\n' G A.. Ilnck'ell, Agent.\nHi. Coiiiiniiiicing ill u p()St,iihout,-Jt uiilesciisl.\nof tbe to.H'ii of'Moii-issey, being the nortli cast\ncorner post adjacent' to-the south e.isi, corn'iT :\nof.Ceurge C. Hose's clniiii. thence iuM'.Ii-i\nchnii.!. Ihencc west HO clniins, Ihencc soul li mi ]\nchains; thenee ensl Sd elinins in t he place ol'l.c |\nglnnliiK ,'...:.tiiilng-lllll ncres. >\n.Maty A. M.ihe.'r, L.ie.alor.\nA. llnck-el.L, Agenl..\nIiiiled Ibis third day of Ueceiiiber, I'.ill'J.' nl\nmini:i;al alt isnb\n1 fl.'OIIM K )\n1 c i it i trie! it- or imi'koviimc.n'is. ,\nNOTICE.\n\u2022\u25a0I'ro-pi'clor- l)i iMiu\". \"Old Abe*\" mid.\n\"lii-'ii r)\"or\" Mineral t'hunih.\nSi male in Ihe h'oi i Sin le Mining Illusion oi\nI'asi Koniena! Dun let\nWhile lOCileil \u2014(In Weaiei CieeU\nTake notice Unit I .Inines \\ I'm > \u25a0\u25a0}. p MO\nNo li noon aeling .isngeut toi .Inhn O Oiecn\nI.'iMCNo l!(.0->!'l ,1. Sha\\i I'.ukei, K.M.O\nNo Jt.wmii Joseph 11 Laiilliii I' M.C No\nllll'il! Oiangi S , | n\/\/ell KM C No.\n' ISbO-'Tii aiul ified P Ninbiiiv Piee Minei -\nCoitihcuic No I! Iijns ^ intend s|\\t\\ ilnys\nHorn the date heieol lo ,ippl\\ m t he Mining\nlieioidii loi aL'eitihcueoi linpum menis. ioi\n(hi pm pose ol old,lining a Cioun Oianl ol ihe\nnboie claims ' ^\nAnd fuither lake umiie Unit .nlion iindei\nse'( (ion .IT. must be conuneiieeil bi line the issuance ol sin h Cei lllu .He nl I mpioi eincuts\n1 lilted I In. ilth dm ol Oi lobu. | II you will send us your name und address and agree to 'sell for us twelve boxes of. Dr. Arnold's Kn\ufffd\ufffd-lish > Toxin I'M In atAV. ])cr box. we will \ufffd\ufffd-ive you ausolhtkly fuhk a ukautifui. watch and chain in either LildiCh or Gents size, or your rhoiee of twenty other premiums such as line sets of Jewelry. Uinj>s. Violin*. Mandolins. Tea Sei.s. Sateen Skirts. Cameras, etc. Keiiiember we DOX'T WANT ANY .MONKV mili 1^ after you sell the Pills and you don't, have to sell any more than 12 boxes lo oM iilunti'd ou tliu wesl bunk (if the ICnniisiiHy I'hi'r ill till; north cii-t, ('(iini-r of I'cler Lund's \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd.ciipi kiyiUion. iiciii- tliiMnimih nf Cfcipka Creek mid muilcccl \"W. Lund's N. W^Con'er^i'iewc* eiist -Mcliulii'- more or less to I lie. nut in chnnni*! ot tlio ICoolenay lciver, llicnee south rtlons; thu siiid main channel So chains more or less lo llui lOulli'cnd' oi tlie tslnml in said lliver. Ilience west-'O (jliiiins tlienee nortli 81) chains more or less to'tlie place \ufffd\ufffdt i-oiniiieiicmoni. M. LUND. Hilled September-'iud ISO.'. Ti Mineral Areas^ and the lVIost Extensive Coal Fields on the American Continent are Situated in South Bast, Kootenay G-razing and the Lumber Industry, are Prominent Features of the District. has signilized his vico-prosidency , of Uie Iron and bteel FiistiUite by establishing seven research scholarships of ihe annual value of friOO each lo enable .students who have passed through ;i college curriculin or have boen trained in industrial establishments to conduct researches in metallurgy, or aiding its advance or application to industry. ft New YorK*\ufffd\ufffd\ufffdOne of the largesi dinners of tho season was tho McKinloy birthday dinner 1 Thursday evening, under the auspices of tho West Side Republican Club, in the grand ball room of the Astor Gallery of tho Waldorf-Astoria.'' Secretary ol the Treasury Leslie M. Shaw. Senator Dryilen, of Now Jersey. Senator Do-iow of New York. Governor Odell and the Rev. l)v Prank M. Bristol, President. McKinloy \"s pastor at Washington were in attendance. NOTICE. Notice is lieieby given that an application will be made in the Parliament of Cunadii ut itq next session by tbe Kooicimy Central .Kuil- w,iy Company for mi Act lo Amend its Act of Incorporation bcini; I Kdwnrd. VII. Clinp. 71 by evleiidini,' tbe time for tbe roiimicnceiiioiil of ciinstinetioii and tbe completion of said EaiN way as limited l>v Section |-J of said Act of Incorporation. nuteil'.luiiiiiiry ^DIli.'lWKI. HAKVKV & McOAUTKK. Solicitors for Applicants. : The proposed Crow's Nest and Golden Railway will pass through Fort Steele and Tap the Greatest Mineral Belt of the District. Choice Business and Residence lots for Sale Apply to R. L. T. Galbraith, Townsite office. \\\\rli\\- vim .sluinlil lm\\ _ _ FAIR PLAY CHEWING TOBACCO Because ii-i-ttliolxw^. qiiaMty. Because ''\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd 's |.'l\ufffd\ufffd i\",,s'' lusting choiy Because '''''s '''lc hifycsl. higli y'riidr --\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd'\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd--'\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\"\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd'\"\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\".\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd 1(1 \"or 2\"ic. j>I Because <\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd>\ufffd\ufffd li^fl.iU',l:.v:i!\"!L^,.\ufffd\ufffd.,r their name and address, and we-will make it our business to sec that they are j-iven the host possible service. We operate rhi'oiigh jiei'sonally eondueted excursion ears, and in faet \ufffd\ufffd'ive you the bcneiit of the latest conveniences known to modern railroadinj;. We have lo different routes between the Kust and the West, and are in position to f^'ve you the benefit of the best combinufions. Write us and we will jiive you full p;u* ii cttlars. H. H. Tin'.MHIJl.l.. 142 Thitd St,.. I'oi-l land. Oregon. NOTICE. Motick is bercby kivcii that application will be made to the Legislative Assembly of lbe Province of Uritish Columbia at its ncvi session, by the Kootenay Central Uuilmiy Company, foi an Act to Amend its Act of Ineorpoia- tion, bcins 1 Kdward VII Clinp. iii. by (Iclin- ing more particularly tlie linn: for deposit of security and by extending tliu time for the ex- IKMidituie of Ten Thousand Dollars in surveys or construction as lequiieil by Section 15 ot said Aci of Incoiporatiou. IIAUVKV A. AIcCAKTKU. Solicitors for Applicants. . Uated the 3)th day of Jauiiiiry I!111-1- KIMBERLEY o ' \" \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd ' ' O The Coming Town of East Kootenay. ' NOTICE. Tii Ice notice I lint lid diijs after dnte 1 intend to apply to the Chief Coinmissionei of Lands and Works for pet mission to purchase the fol- InwiiiK (lesciibed land in .South l-lnst IConiciiiiy C'onimenciiii.'at a post ]ilantcd at the south limit of yeoijje Arnold's pre-emption neui the line of llie Itrltisb Columbiii Soiithein h'aihvay thence soinh tl\" clniins inure or less to the Indian Hescrvuiion: llicnee west 40 chains: thence north -in clmins moie or less lo the south limit of Mild C'eoiue Ai Hold's pre-emption, thence cast alnntr said south limits m the place (if bc'Kiiiniiil.'. Coiilainiii',' IW) acres moie or less. l>ntcd tMsSrd day of .liiiniiir.v. l'.KU. \ufffd\ufffd\ufffdJ KMZAlll.'Tll AI. SO YEARS' EXPERIENCE AGENTS WANTED. Either on Full or Part Time. Trade Marks Designs Copyrights Ac Anyone Mimllng n nkolch nnd denciinttnn mny qntckty Hucertiiin our opinion free whether an Invention In probably patentable. Coiiittuinlcii- tioiiauti'lctlyconUdaiitlitl. Ilnndlmokon I'atenta sent free. OldeHt nicency for necurlnff patetitfl. , I'lilunlK taken through Miinii lc Co. recelre siice.lul notice, without charge, In the Scientific Httterican\/ A liiinilaotiiRly llbintTated weekly. I.nwsnt clr- ciilution of any nciuntlllc Journal. I'eruiB, $3 a year: four nioiil.liH, |1. Hold by all newndealeni. MUNN & Co.361B\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\"^ New York Branch Office. . C. READ. THE PROSPECTOR. Are you satinlioil wiili ycnif iticoiiicy Is your time fully iK-cupied? If mil. writo us. We caii ytve you etn|il(iy- uient, l\ufffd\ufffdy the moiitli on 'jfciod Ici-ms oi- (\ufffd\ufffd\ufffdontract t.o ]iay yon well fm- .such litisi- iv\ufffd\ufffdss as you etui .sei'imi\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd, tor 'us at odd. times. We umploy , holh male and female \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd i'0|ii-c.'.si-'.tilativc's.y .The next. tlnx'c inontlis is the very best tiini.' to soil \"in* yfoods. No'clc'iHisit is reijiiii-ed: otitlit is 'absolutely l'rc\ufffd\ufffd.'. Wo have the largest nurseries in Ouiiadii\ufffd\ufffd\ufffdnvor 800 acres\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd-ii lai'fyo ranye of valiuible. now specialties, and iillour slnelc is t;iiai'.-iii- teed as represeiited. If you want lo represent the' largest, most popular and best, known nursery, write us. It will be worth hour wli ile. STONE \ufffd\ufffd WELLINGTON \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd'Canada's Greatest Niii:seric'|ii:,' TORONTO, ONT. Near the famous North arid S\ufffd\ufffdllivati Min A Limited Number of Lots for Sale at Prices Ranging from $125 To $-400 NOW IS THE \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd.TIM\/E TO -BUY as prices will be advanced the first .of the 'year. y'\"t-. Apply tO -,,;\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\" ':'\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd'\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd' ' Land Commissioner, C. P. R. 1 W^innipeg*, Man., or to B.EALE St ELWELL; Fort Steele and Kimberley, \\'> THE I'KOSJMOCTOK, FORT STEELK. U. C, .JANUARY 31. liJK'i j , '\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\"-\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd- North Star Lodge NO. 30. A. F. AND A. M. G. R. B. C [\"OUT STIOKLK. I!, C. Kc-fcular mcctniKs\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd 1st Tuesday in (-'act. month at eiRlit o'clock. VIsltiiiK Hieihcrn arr cordially invited. . Kile Kivcr Lodicc. Feline, nifiulnr meeiinsrs held tlrst Friday ol each month. Cranbrook Lodfju. Criiubioolc. iceulur meetings held on the third Thursday ot each month. 11. L. M vi ii Kit, Secretary. Rocky Mountain Chapter . NO. 425. 13. A. M. FORT STEELE. B. C. Regular meetings\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd2nd Tuesday in each month at r-i\ufffd\ufffdht o'clock. Sojourn hi\" Companion.^ are eoi'dially uviieci. , U. L. T. Galhi:aitu Scribe K. Professional. Liuo .S. Mce'ai'ter J. A IIiiivhy- ' HARVEY & McCARTER ' linn txtri:-,. Stitiritoi's, i\\ntnrif> I'ahlif, r t'lmrepatwers etr. ,FOK'i* ^TKIOLI-:, 11. C. RKVKLSTOKR STATION and UOLDKN o ' (} COLLECTIONS PROMPTLY MADE. Floral Pins. QUR NEW illustrated v^ catalogue, which we \ufffd\ufffd\ufffdend free of charge to any address, offers kn assortment of gift articles almost unlimited. , , The 'Pansy. Stick Pin shown above lias tha natural color effects hard, enamelled on 14k. gold.' The centre setting Is a perfect diamond. Wo guarantee the safe delivery of this to any address for $8.50. I Imperial Bank of Canada 1 I CAPITAL' AUTHORIZED $4,000,000 . J g CAPITAL (paid up) - - $2,923,860 | I \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd' REST ACCOUNT - - $2,485,288 3 He^cid OFFice\ufffd\ufffd\ufffdToronto. T. I?. .M'lCKKITT. I'resident I >. K. WILK'IK. Vicv-IYos. and Ce'n. -Man. I.. g1 I'. II. .MKKKITT. I'resident I). K. WILk'IK. Vicv-rrcs. and Cen. Ma |l AOKNTS IN f:iiK.\\T MUIT.MN- Llo.wK I'.ank. 7:! Liiinliaid S London. A ('eneval Baitkitit;' I !itMiiest.-Ti'iuis!iriL'(l. Sayings Bank Department.--Interest allowed on deposits. | Cranbrook Branch. f. m. MARSH, Manager. d'TlnjiIruirLn^iJTjru^i!n5OT l ti- Canadian Bank of commerce I \ufffd\ufffd\ufffdi , , j ;; \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd HEAD OFFICE \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd TORONTO. \"S, v \ufffd\ufffd ' \ufffd\ufffdc 'if I'.tiil, up Cnjiital iK.(100.000: |{csei'\\r Knnd fcVitlO.OilU: AiiorcuaU' Itesouicon Over ^75.(1(10,1111'). (.(iiiJim (ill'iuc; (1(1 Liiinhn-'d Sued, I\",. C. Vom \"i (ii l> '111ice; 1 (i i:\\cluiu^c place. ' And SO liriinclii^ in Cunadii. tin- I'liUcd Staler nnd Jirili.^1) Oiliiiiiliiu. * gTTUTTTT?TTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTT*tnTTTTTTnTTTTITUTTTTTTTTTTHTTTTTTTTTT!TTTTTTTTTTTT\ufffd\ufffdTTUHTTTTTTMTTGi I McDERMOT'T'&'BOW'NESS ' \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd' '\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd The Leading Wholesale l.iciuor Dealers in Ihe It Koolenays. it J OT. R. ROSS Barrister Solicitor NOTARY PUBLIC CONVEYANCER, \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd Fort Steele, B. G FOKT STEELK DEVELOPMIM SYNDICATE LTD ^ ' . i 13s LeHdt;ahtill Strict, London, Haglind, N. A. WALLINCER, FORT STEELE. 5 POST OFFICR HUX 3. ffiitg H$\ufffd\ufffd0&p?ctQV. We' |,.u..d!;--.s!;'!,v tin- |!|.X'! line- of l.ic|iint-> and i 'lynrs. We sell Sclilil\/t I leer, I'Yrnic lleer. I!:is-j' Ale and (Jtiin- lllissl's Slillll. > All Mail Orders Promptly Attended < to SATUUDAV, JANTAUY ;<1, I M.S. \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd tTTTTTnTTTTTTTTrTnTTTTnTTTTTTiTnTTTTTTmTTT-*- | LOCAL NEWS. 1 -.'\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\"\"\"i'^tiiiiitmiiuiuniiiiii'iininii'- .Peier Jensen, Wasa. was m town on, business Thursday. MeDEliMOTT ifc UOWNRSS, \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd Cranhrook, 11 C. QUUUiiuuuauuuiHiaiiiiaiiuuiiUiiiiiiiiiiaiiiiiiuaiiiiuiiuuuuauiiuuuuiiiniZ N.uts, candies anil Pigs nl KRRSHAWS. TBTOMA.S MeVITTTE , ( 15 Port Steele B.C. J. G. CUMMINGS .CIVIL ENGINEER Provincial Land Surveyor, , \ufffd\ufffd PORT STEPLK, It. C. . . . 'O \" GRASSICK & i DEMPSEY. CONTRACTORS \"\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd AND. :\" J3UILDBRS. Port. Steele B.C Fort Steele ' i Diamond Jubilee miss a, moss. nOSptlal MATRON. (Iriuluntc ol Si Lukes llospiuil. \" Viincouvor. II. C. TH im 1 naii union lmh been roeentl.y oiilurguil by it new winn' wliieli la now , open for recept.ion of ptilionts. for l.erttts apply to Miss B. Moss, or .1. \\i\\ Smith, See. Muli-on. I-'oi'i, Steele, H.C. GEARY &l DOYLE. This ,is the limet'of year the improvident rancher keeps his weuther eye open. - ,r N. Hughes and Rert Ward were in town on business Thursday. \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd ' ,, ' Th\ufffd\ufffds bachelors' of Port Steele will have a dance on Thursday even inc. February nt.h. A large amount of lumber is now being haulejl up Wild Horse creek for use in the placer mines As the days begin to lengthen the price of wood begins.. 10 strt^ngl hen.1 \ufffd\ufffd Port Steele i c Meat Market -'0-*V'!0;ti *\ufffd\ufffdtS!^t-JlJvift\ufffd\ufffd-**-!'l-'WC *v*4'-*:-<\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd*\" i *>\ufffd\ufffd(s);V\ufffd\ufffd\"Jr*-** # \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd*^J\ufffd\ufffdJj>*i*1St*-*-*iSt-ij(%'\"->\ufffd\ufffdi-fe-::*'3f-*}.->(f;S(i*1f.-.*\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd<* s->'Ji*C:,'#,>J'ft1Si5-'t'i0i-\ufffd\ufffd*Jiv*'J\"*r-**\ufffd\ufffd- Japan is highly indignant thai British Columbia should want to exclude the Japanese. James Nelson returned from the Copper Cliff mine Wednesday. . Society is not as strenuous as it,, litis been., r Ping-pong is the o-ilyopliiy, and the prejichors are raising some objection to this on account, of the vocabulary, it induces. It, is said that as a promoter of profanity il is nearly as good as putting up slovopipe or teaching a newly' born call\" to drink. A few , days more ol'^-oii1.'] weather and ihe ice harvest will commence. North Star Lodge, A.F. & A. M., will hold its regular monthly meeting Tuesday evening Peb- ruarv Hrd. Cranberries at KKRK1I AWS. tfptOook'8 Cotton Hoot Compound ' HK^l Is successfully used monthly by orer W\\fl0.0O0 Ladles. Safe, effectual. Ladles uk r^joucciTuggiBttorCoA'tOttttu ft*Cm- j r,.om Shopn crnek. he reports nad. Take no other, aa all Mixtures, pllla and : 1, I, ' lonB are dangerous. Prloo. No. 1. tl per \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd l ll fee ,('('! (l| r>ll(>\\\\ III tbatlieigll- l8.iieceMtally.iued monthly by orer , |)a)) N]un].oe Vl,[unlM\\ M0,1(|ay Ki lltatlonB are dangerous. Frloe, No. 1, tl per box: No. a, 10 degreed stronger, J3 per bux. No. . , 1 or 5, mailed on receipt of price and two i-eent ' \"ii iicioti. \ufffd\ufffd\ufffdtamps. The Cook Company Wlndiioc. On\ufffd\ufffd. , Efc^iloii. 1 and 2 soldand recomtueuded fay all responsible DruugldW lu Canada. j Ai l-.n-t Si.-i'lc t lmir nnd I' Cl-(1 store jiist ci'i-i'lvc-tl it cjiifiritiiy ot cltoipo Imttcr ifi ou>- jjuiiiul lii'ii'k.s ul I wenty-lb'c ci-nis. (Jnljjary I'litciit rftinyiifiiiii Flour, Breuktu-a Foodtl, Uncoil. Tea. Sii^url Hay. Outs, Hi-nil. (Mr. Noa. 1 tititl - sold in Fort Strr-].-. In A. VV. Hleu-sdell. Driit'jflat. Shaving ^; Hair Dressing Parlor Next tu (Jrlclitn! Hulel FORT STEELE, B. C All Klrida of Hair Work a Hpwdaliy a. ,i. c.mv., I'ltfil'KllJTOI:. .. masonic hall; , \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd l-'IIItT HTKKI.K.' Ii. (.'. '.WiToiciy niiiii'tiii. Mc\ufffd\ufffdndiLy 'I 1.vl,l'Iill'(,H'|.|\ufffd\ufffd\ufffdtf.,)\ufffd\ufffd\ufffdMtfc|,1|,. I^riday \\ \" . \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd 'rtiC'.Mcliiy nt\"! TJnii'Hdiiy . \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd oVciiinK'.H DaiKMtiy Hcliool fur |ni|iilM only. ('om- |ii't.(!til. lli.d.V tciiclicr in itt.ly.iiilitncc. This hall will bo uvnilalilo for othor onti'i'tiiinmoiit* TttiiMdiiy.,'I'liiirsd.'iy and Suttirday \ufffd\ufffd*vetii*iyH. Apply .to ,f. LlUDIKCOAT. Matiayur. Fort Steele. B. C: rJ'he Hachelors' Ball on Thursday evening next is evidently going to lie tho lies! attended dance of the season. The Alaska bo undiiry dispute has liccn advanced a stage by the signing oj\" the 'treaty a,t Washington last week. ' ., A Stag dance took place at tlie Ptarmigan iiiin American mining men are interesting themselves in Southeast Kootenay mining property. Tho great gold producing placers of Wild Horse creek are proving I rue to its former history and unusual activity is being experienced. The estimated profits of the Lo Roi mine Uiv November are placed al ^Tfi.OOn. In the Rocky mountains cast of Fori Steele is acontimious mineral bell from liull river to Sheep creek a distance of forty miles. . No country in ihe world presents a, witler Mold for mining than British Columbia,. The, truth is-that nature so deposits her-treasures that no single generation can,discover .and exha.itsl, them all. As .regards''graved mining in South, hlast Kootenay . there, is .much renewal of activity. . People well informed as to the mineral possibilities of South lllasf ICoolenay believe I hat it is certain to become a noted and active milling Meld. To get acquainted with Soutli- eiisl Kootenay .you should subscribe i'or THIS BrOSIVFCTOR. NOTICE. \"s==\"l iiiTiJj*:r=(l nys ii Iter (lute I intriiil ti> apply K> liie Cliiul ('(iiiiuiissloiior ol Lands and Works Tur ii special licensd t\ufffd\ufffdi cut and miry away timber I Mini tin; tollow inf,' (tccrlljoil land on tlio St. .Miiry'i Kivcr in llio Southern Distort ot '\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\"list IvooU'iiny. Ho>,'iiiiiiiiy tit a posl planted til soutli ensl corner ol Lot Xo. \ufffd\ufffd\ufffdUU.\"*tliciice south i-rUlU) forty IIw eliains mine or less to the norllioui boundiiry oi 11. u. 1 Joiner's (11. ,11. lJcmcr'sj pre-omp'tion. tlienee west lollnuiiiK the norlli boiiniliuy of 11. ll: Dinner's preemption mid the nortli boundary ol -the Len-ik limber limit (|->0.(JU; one hundred and twenty elinins more or less to the east boundary i\ufffd\ufffdl the Lund ti'mbci limn, tlienee north (Sii.iluj\ufffd\ufffdeii4hly chains moie or less to tho soutli btuiL ol the St Mary's ilvrr. iheuce following thcsiiiif south bank of tin'Si. Maiy's liyei\/iind thccsotithcin boiiniliii-icsol Lois 17,\":S and 4DI lo the place Ol bei\/lniihi!,'. C'outaiiiiiit,' ii4(l acies moie or lc-is. ALI.'KIOD DOYLIO. Dalcd December .'ith, mu-i. NOTICE. MAKH1AG1J,Registers and UurrutKu Cerli- licnte Foims will be sent without chaise to all olliuiutinif Clergymen in the l'ro- vince uiion application lo the King's Ci inter. Victoria W. \\V. \ufffd\ufffd. Mel.VNliS. lJ)tirincinl tiecrrhtrt\/. \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd . FORT STEELE, .13:\".C. , . . . ' i -^ j t ' < ' v , <, , MANlTPAOTlllMOrlS and l.jKRWKK'.S OV 12 XT R A PINE O I r,' ' I < I BEER % PORTER c '' 1) I , SOLD; BY THE . BA-RRKL, KEG OR 'BOTTLED', liotlletl beer for family use a specialty \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd ' i) * * * , n, OUTSI D10 OI40ICRR <\") I VIW STItlOT * PliOM l\ufffd\ufffdT ATTENTION , \"o ' ' 0^=tS=-\" SATISFACTION GUARANTEED T.uft&.VSi\", .' , o ' \" i ci Mutz & Scott, Prop's. pit 4 ILootenay Hotel ^ .* Boundary Line \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd Tobacco Plains, B. C, ^ JULES HUREL. Proprietor. GOOD ACCOMMODATION KOI? Tl 'A V Kl ,LIN(i .M KN S A First Class Home \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd *\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd tit lb HP \ufffd\ufffd\ufffdSf *\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd FORT STI0KL1.\" ASSISSSMMN'T DlSTl'lGT. Notice is heieby-given. In ac'cordiiuco' uilh the Statutes, that Piovineial Kevenue Tux, and all assessed Taxes and Income Ta.\\, assess'id ii lid levied under Hie Assessment Aet mid amendments are now due and payable lorthe jour IWKI. All taxes collectible for tho l'*oii Steele Assessment District aro due and payable at my oftlcc, siuiulc at the Uourt House, in the town of Fort, Steele. . This notice, in terms or law. is c(|uh'iileiii to u peisoim! demand by me upon nil pcisons liable foi la.\\es. Unled ul l-'oit Steele, this -.'.stli day ol January. I|U\ufffd\ufffd A, (J. NKI.SON, Ainir.iMir mitt C'nllecloi: l.'orl Steele AsHescineiil Dlslrlei, l.'nrt Steele, ILL' St. John's Church of JEuglnud. Sorvioos will 1)cj hold in l.lio Cliurcli of Sl\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd John l.he Divine (ivory Suiidn,y ovoniii\"' al 7:;50 o.v- (topi, on l.lid third Sunday in oac-li month wlion Ihe .service will ho hold ;il. 11 o'clock a.m. Holy Communion will ho ad- ininisU'.rod a.L l.ho close of l.ho service. Sl.ran^'ers aro wolcoino PRIOSBY'J'KKIAN OIIUUCH Diviiifi Worshij). will ho held in Uio PrcshyLerian Cliurcli oyory SahhaXh , inornini1 al 11 o'clock. \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd'\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd'.' - .Sa,h.l')ii,l,li School every Sunday at. hall' past, t,\\vo'o'clock.. Choir |ir;icl,ico every Thurs day\"ovoning a.t, 7:JJ() o'clock. I'astor: A. L. Maci\")OUOai.l. 2: Staii'o line loav.os Kootenay Hotel I'or lOlko on.Monday and \"J*\" X Friday at S a in. 'Loaves K\\k Hotel on Tuesday and SaUir-^f W flnrr !i t. 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