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( ' Library of Leg- Ass \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd'ynj^j^j^injTjxririJxru-uviiTivxnnjTivi B] AllNKUAI. I'KOIUJCTION OK 5! Four sTKicr-rc .miming division i S JN IWW $2,746,869 2J \ufffd\ufffd i^LnihJ iHHHi ilruixi JiIrilruTLjiJ^^ Xl.*vKKAL J'ROUrcTION* OK f5 H Mfti'l'JSH COJ-l'MBIA IX ]&w 5 \ufffd\ufffd16,407,645 . (2 Vol. FORT STEELE, E. C, SATLr^DA7, JULY 13, 1901. No 38. New Advertisements To-day. Mclliide llios. Mix. IJilsu .. . l'iiK<- ^6M-frttt-ft\ufffd\ufffd-ete-s-6-f\ufffd\ufffd-\ufffd\ufffd-&\ufffd\ufffd-\ufffd\ufffd'*\ufffd\ufffd-^ * MINERAL I'LOAT ,J 11, is'saicl lihal' the iron ore beds nl Kitchener are over :i<>0 feel in width. Development work on Ihe Estella mine consists of* 1,2U2 Heel of I unnols and l'.l.\"i fc'ot of shiifls. Mining operations have been carried on quietly, but. unre- i,' iffingly in tho Fort, Sleele district. A largo increaso in Iho general placer, out put. of the district is expected this year. 'i , \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd ' \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd' A large amount of development, has been done on properties situated in fhe main range of tho Rockies. The advent of the - Kootenay Central Railway will put'the' Fort. Steele district, upon an equal footing with other favored districts. The mining industry in the Fori Steolo district \"has not escaped the prevailing dullness \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd which has prevented tho introduction of capital for tho deyel- * opmenf of claims. , British Columbia, mining laws ' are not. perfect,, but where ^do you find'any better. \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd^='prf0' mineral tax in.Montana is o% on the net profit' on the ore mined. >* ' There is every prospect of., a substantial rise in-silver. Tt, is stated the American \" Smelting Company,, .in view,, of this, is offering contracts atliii cents an ounce. \ufffd\ufffd . [ There is great, activity around the mountains in fhe vicinity of Dull river. Prospectors are in search of iron ore. The second payment on the Dougherty claim is < due ' on to send delegates. If will be Ihe largest gathering of -tho kind ever hold in America.' ' The value of pig iron pro-- duced in the .United Stales is almost equal to the combined value of till other metals. A most remarkable increase in production, is shown by fhe Minister of Minos report, for ,lhc Fort Steele District. ' -1 <> In the Fort Steele district we are at the beginning of mining, not at the ending. There tire some I'd.dOd tons of ore on the dump of ihe mines situated in the main range of the Rockies awaiting fransporlalion. PHII\/LIPPS NOTES. MOUNTAINS OF IRON OKI?. Con- AugUSf Lst. Expert, mining men visited Wild tiorse creek on Monday last: It is said that thoy-visited the Dardenelles property. There are several hoavj' deals oa tho tapis, in this district, that will require not,less than six fi'iires in finance. Work on the Watson claim on Wild Horse creek is being pushed. 11, is rumored t hat t he Canadian Pacific and .Mm LJill ate frying to gel, the Kitchener iron oro beds. s < The Fort Steele district, bids fair lo become the mining and t industrial center of the province There arc a very largo number of prospects, and a number of developed mines, within the area covered by the proposed, route of the Kootenay Central railway. When the coke ovens now building at Fernie are completed the production of Ihe ovens will be about 1,100 tons daily. Prospecting for coal and iron is now being carried on to a large extent in this district. The iron beds in this district, are attracting much attention. [f is reported that the Canadian Pacific Railway Company will build a lead refinery at Nelson. ,: For the first time in the history of the \"republic largo 'quantities of refined silver are being shipped into Mexico] from the United States, y. \" Arrangements have been completed for. the , holding of a big mining congress at Boise, Idaho, the latter part of July. Every state and territory in the union j has responded to the invitation Thursday. Arrival of Grading Outfit, struction Commenced. Ki-otn Our Own CoiTusi-oiiilciil. < \ufffd\ufffd Phiilipps.o .July 10. \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd Fine weather has at last arrived and only just in time as we. have had almost 1oo much rain, however, the hay. crops have been beautiful and old timers\"say that, the range was never looking finer at, this season of the\/year. Our school \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd closed down last week with songs, recitations, etc by the scholars and addresses by fhe trustees, ', The children have made steady progress during the year and the parents were,hopeful of greater things-for the close of the 'term, if ,is pleasant to say that their expectations 'Were more than1 realized. ^Miss McCain has ^'certainly, left her markon the children and shown herself to'bo ta most capable -teacher. \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd t 'C'-F'. FoHioft, ofb0Guthrie & Co.. contractors, and W., C., Smith* their- engineer, passed through here last , week' after looking over-fho railway survey from .Jennings to the boundary.' Since thoy left some twelve or' fourteen teams have arrived at Tobacco Plains with the grading, outfit, and they are now in camp at Grave creek. The clearing of the right of way will be started from this point, both norih and south. 'A sawmill will be erected at Grave creek which will be a permanent institution from which lumber- will be cut and shipped out by rail. The glorious Fourth -of July was celebrated in fitting style by our neighbors at Tobacco, Moil tana.. , Mr. Snow delivered an Qratiou'on tho progress of Uncle Sam . from the days .of his earliest infancy to his present of manhood. But after all-hadbeen said, most of his audience seemed to think tlial, Uncle Sam was whiter than even Snow could make hi in. . Mr. Jones has arrived from England and is visiting his cousin Mr. M. Phillipps. Mr. \"Watson, principal of fhe. Fernie school, Mrs. Watson and Mrs. Joyce visited Tobacco Plains on the Fourth. W. S. Boll, V. S., Phillipps last week. Tho irri:' ti ..>-i in. ' Endian r s rv'e It \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd-; I- pleled. u Itu-.h \\\\ i I briii-. acreage ii:i.!i-.- r.iliivaiion. Messrs M.-I'liorson. Wilson, Thompson, McAvoy, Koay, Bonne! 1 and irerclimer of Pernio visited Phillipps on Sunday last. Some Forty Claims Located In the Fort Steele^District. Metallic iron in a more or less pure condition is met with in all parts of the world, but the supply of metal in a pure state is wholly inconsiderable, and tlie discovoryof large beds of heina- i,ite iron in Ihe Fori1, Steele district is of such importance that investors and promoters are' already looking towards this district with a view of ascertaining the extent of the recent discoveries. During 1 ho\" past month largo beds of hematite' iron ore have beon< discovered and lo- cated on Bull river. The records at the Government office show that IH claims have been recoi*d- ti ed. The' locators have been prospecting the claims and have shown up,a large strong vein of at least f)0 feet in width,\" having a depth, aS'far-asdmown of over 1000 feet.' Three other, veins nearly as large as the big vein have also been\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd'prospecled.' It is said that the ore 'is of a superior character, an analysis shows that tho ore contains 55 to , i \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd , 00% iron, 2% manganese, phosphorus a trace,. sulphur trace, and about \ufffd\ufffd\ufffdJ(i% carbon. ' -'- The 'fact, ' as - the analysis shows, that, the jron ore contains but a small amount of phosphorus and sulphur, other foreign substances in very, small quantities, indicates that tho oro J <. i- i- is of a superior quality. . Largo bodies of iron have been discovered at or near Kitchener in 'the south-western portion of the district. Some twenty claims have been located. The claims are, nqw being prospected by means of a diamond drill, and it is roporled that there is a vast amount of jibsuporior ore located* by tho drill. Iron in large quantities arc known ' to exist on Wild Horse creek, an assay from a property now located went as high as 00% iron. The discovery of these large beds of'iron is one of special importance to the district. With' coal .and coke, lime i'or fluxing, and the close proximity of water power, transportation facilities assured by the north and south railway, in the near future, there is no doubt but that the production of iron will be one of the mosi important industries in, South East Kootenay. Piiosi'Kctoi;, veiled Fernie on Saturday last. ' \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd Bert,'Warren has joined the noble army of benedicts. The Fernie Free Press will put in a large Babcock cylinder press in the near future. The annex to tlie Royal Hotel is about completed, when finished it'will be the largest and most modern hotel in South East Kootenay. A large, number of new residences are being constructed,' and Fernie from a financial and' business point of view, is progressing very favorably, and is at present the largest town in the district. HAVE STOPPED WORK. Crow's Nest Southern vs. B.C. Southern Railway. MOYIE NEWS. A Partial Close Sown of the St. ' ' \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd Eugene., Prom Our Own Oom-spondeiit.' ,\" Moyie, July IL.\ufffd\ufffd\ufffdFor tlie past month there have been -rumors galore regarding tho St. Eugene mine. ' First it was announced that ,the American Smelting Company had purchased the property, this has 'been most emphatically denied by Mr. Croniiv. Then came rumors of a shut down of the mine,,this has proved true to a certain extent, for, last week soinej7;\"> men were laid off. The company has made arrangements for, dispos- g of their ore, and it will be only a short time before themen laid off'will be at work, and the mine working to its utmost capacity. The St. Eugene pro- duces!4n0 tons daily, this is concentrated to\" about, 125 tons of high grade concentrates, much sought for by smelting outfits'! and there seems to be no reason for even a partial close,down' of the mine. FROM FERNIE. NO HOLDING BACK HEBE. New Locations Every Day, \ufffd\ufffd\ufffdMonthly Record for June.' New locations are being made in tho Fort Steele district every day, and a large amount of development work has been done all over the district. The following figures and facts taken from the records at'the Government office indicate in flattering terms the future prospects of this portion of the province. Nun Locations \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd. . 47 Cei-.itk-iilos of Work V. s HO Mining Transfers 2fi MiiK'r.s License 9 visited .1 coin- Li r go JOHN BULL OltOlil?. A Ay Mr. Larson has a force of .men at .work 'developing the. John Bull group'of claims.'' If is ex-' peeled that ore will be shipped from those claims this year. .George Breinne'r '-and: wife of Cranbrook '.we're at i he' Imperial on Thursday. George-Gilpin was in town, on Railway Construction.\ufffd\ufffd\ufffdThe Largest Town In South East Kootenay. l-'i-niii 0iii-O\ufffd\ufffdii i'(ii'i'('s]ioiiitiMil. hVsrnio, July 11.\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd R. W. Mc- Pher-son, auditor of the Crow's NTest Coal Company, E. C. Thompson, .secretary, \"W. R. Wilson, manager, Ll. llorchmer, attorney- .1. McAvory mineralogist, J. Koay, manager of the Hank of Commerce and Di. Bonnell, left on Saturday for Phillipps. Thoy will drive over fho route of the Crow's Nest St hi iivi . r...i \\\\ u.y. ft is report.-d thai the Crow's Most. Soul hern Railway Company !iavi* purchased 7f> acres from II. .lanes, on the north side of hi Ik river lor a depot site and yard purposes. They will build a spur up Coal creek, also to 'Michel,-'and .the- 'Morrisey creek spur now under construction will be connected with the main line, on 'the 'opposite side of Elk- river.. . ;-\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd i . .' \";\" Two hundred men are engaged in fhe construction, of the Morrisey orc-ok spurb ' Government Agent Armstrong was at Fernie on Friday last, on official business, lie returned fo Fort Steeleon'Saturda.y.'\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd A. B. Grace, editor of Tine The Death of Mrs. Dimmick. About 9 p.m. ou Wednesday last, tho 10th iust., death brought to .Mrs. Susan E. Dimmick a happy release from a long period of sickness . and suffering which she bore' with most exemplary, patience and resignation. She has been confined to her house since November last and a, little later to her bed by a slow but steadily advancing senile paralysis under which she gradually sank from day to day, faithfully attended at first by her friend Mi&s Dunck. and latterly by Nurse Unth at, fhe Diamond Jubilee Hospital, and by her own son who has been with her for the last four months. She was con- scous to,within a few hours of her death which was a peaceful passing to her rest, from a quiet sleep She had been a resident of Fort Steele for about four years, removing here from Tekoa, Washington, in IHJI7. She was quiet'ancl inoffensive in her life and intercourse with all classes of our people by whom she'was unive'rsally respected and esteemed., The funeral look place from The C. P. R. Enjoins the Crowls Nest Company from Passing Through Their Territory. Special to Tiik I'liom'KfroK. Judge Form has issued a temporary injunction rest raining the Crow's Nest .Southern' Kailway Company from entering in upon or passing through lands owned by the B. C. Southern Railway, or in any way interfering with the ' lights of the latter company's right of way' up Morrisey creek. .The injunction was served upon Manager Wilson, as agent for tlie Crow's Nest Company on Tuesday last, and on Wednesday, upon the chief engineer of the surveying parties .engaged in running the line up \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd Morrisey. creek.\" The final disposition'' of this injunction, which will be heard at Vancouver on July 17th. will be watched with great interesf'by the people of Soutli East Kootenay. A motion will be made at this hearing on .the part of the B. C. Southern to have the injunction continued. At the1 last ^session of the Provincial Legislature \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd ' the Crow's Nest Southern Railway Company ; secured a charter to build 'a 'railway from the inter-' national boundary, via the Kootenay and Elk rivers to ' the coal areas at Michel,0- Coal and Morrisey creeks, this' line' to connect at the boundary, with8 a line from Jennings, Montana,^ on the Great Northern Railway to the boundary at, Tobacco Plains. An application was also made to the Dominion Parliament at its last session for a charter covering the same routes as that applied for in the Provincial House. After passing through the preliminary stage, and before its third reading .in the House of Commons, the promoters withdrew the application by the consent of the House, on account of certain stringent conditions which were to be attached and which were unfavorable to the Crow's Nest Company. The Crow's Nest Company having completed its arrangements for a line to the south decided to build under its Provincial charter. Surveys were made and plans filed at Victoria on June 19th for a spur up Morrisey' creek. At this time the C. P. R. also had an outfit in the field surveying a line up Morrisey creek, and in the race for completion of surveys and filing of plans it was thought that the C.P.R. came out behind but according to affidavits filed, it appears that tho latter company, filed their plans with the Minister of Railways at Ottawa on June (5th. nearly two weeks ahead of the Crow's Nest Company, and the C.P.R. again filed plans at, Nelson on the 24th of June. Both companies commenced grading, the Crow's Nest Company on the norfh side of Morrisey creek, the C.P.R. on the south side, the former company working on higher ground interfered with the workings of the latter company, who immediately issued its formal declaration of war, in filing an application, and securing an injunction, enjoining the. Crow's Nest Company from passing through or .entering upon lands owned by a company crossing into,, a foreign country, \"or adjoining' province , must secure the con-\"' sent of the Dominion Govern- \" menr. it is said that a Provincial charter carries no such privileges, that roads have been, constructed under a Provincial charter and crossed info' a foreign country is a fact, but in those cases no objections'were recorded, but in' this fight between'the C. P.P. and the Crow's Nest Southern, \"which will be a competitor of the C.-P. R.,\" the C.P. R. owning almost all'the land through which the proposed line will traverse, hence it will no doubt oppose every effort ou the part of the Crow's Nest, Southern to build. ' < Work of surveying and grading on Morrisey has stopped, pending the result oi\" the hear- \\ ing of restraining order at Vancouver on the 17th inst. \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd \ufffd\ufffd In Tunnel and Stope 1 \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd:-iiuuiiiiuuiiiiuiiiiauuiiUiiiiiiUiiJUi-> K'NOJ}., I TILL (iltOVP. , f The Knob Hill group . consists of six claims aud is situated in tlie main range ot the Rockies about live mil.es, from Fort Steele. The development work consists of,a tunnel now iti '100 feet, No. i' tuuuel in 60'' feet, a. cross cut, ou the surface has been run 2n feet, the ore is a galena carrying copper and.gold \" Development work still con-' ti nues. 'fiKACE pOliK. ' , ' , A thirty day option lias been taken by eastern ' Canadian'*' parlies on1 the Grace Dorebpro-v perty, the .. consideration is $30,000. ' An export, lias examined the property, and . if his report proves satisfactory the deal will be closed. The Grace Ebro is situated on , Wild Horse creek about, 'four miles from Fort .'Steelp. It is a nickel proposition, aud the ore is said to run as high as 14% nickel. Development work consists of a tunnel now in 7.r> feet showing a vein of nickel ore eight feet wide, another lead four foot in width, carrying grilena and gold has been uncovered. MIDAJ?. - T. T. McVittie i.s now engaged in making a survey of the Midas claim on Boulder creek. DCPONT. CROUP. Development work on this group of claimS'continues .under the management of James Nelson AT WORK ON- GRAVE CREEK. More Surveyors and Graders In th\ufffd\ufffd Field. S]>ei:Ul to Thk I'kohpkciok fCalispell. Mont.. -July 10\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd Work ou the grade of tlie Great Northern branch to the International boundary at Tobacco is progressing. Crading outfits and more surveying parties have left here for Grave creek. Surveying and grading will commence at a point on the Kootenay river near Grave creek both norfh and south. the B. C: Southern Railway the hospital on Company, or interfering iu any Thursday evening, and was \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd wav with ,,he v-crht, oi way of the largely attended. The floral, B \" c Southeni up Morrisey offerings were, numerous aud|creeic. , . very beautiful, b I According to the Railway Act, \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd St. John's Church, of Eng-land. Services will be held in the Church of St. John the Divine every Sunday evening at 7:30. Strangers aro welcome. PRKSRYTKRIAX CHURCH. : !\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd Christian service will be conducted in the Presbyterian Church by tbe Pastor Rev. D. McK. Re id, B. A. every Sabbath evening at 7:30, , \ufffd\ufffd\ufffdSunday,School at 2 p.m. All are welcome to our services - THE PROSPECTOR, FORT STEELE, B. C, JULY 18, 1001. , ESTABLISHED 1695. A. B. Grace, ' PUBLISHER AND EDITOR. THE PROSPECTOR, is published \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd very Saturday, and has a guaranteed circulation larger than any other paper id Kast Kootenay. It is all home Printed and contains double the news of any other paper in the district. As an advertising mediinn it is tin \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd xcelled. iJevoted to the upbuilding of Fort Steele, the development of tlie vast mineral resources of tbe East Kootenay mining district. Subscriptions, 82.00 per yeai Advertising rates made known on application. Contributions are solicited from all parts of the lUtrict, but all matter intended for publication must have the writer's signature. rUfC PAPPR Is kept on ttlejat tlteadver- I nil? rnrtn tisingagency of Alaxander *Co., Suite F.. First National Bank Building. Spokane, Wash., where contracts can be made ,.\ufffd\ufffdorIt. K. C. i s in Tkie Panap i*> kept on file at IMS Taper daKE'S Advert Ajeney, i: - ' * *' * \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd, The most notable feature of the year has been the production j ' of silver-lead in this district, from 881,167 pounds in 1899, lb 38,495,079 in 1900, 'has earned for the Fort Steele district the right to be considered tho silver- lead producing center' of ihe Province. Copper mines in this district- are yet in their infancy, that copper is found in paying quantities cannot be denied, yet for lack of sufficient means of transportation, this production has not yet reached a producing stage. , . * * * it- Iron ore has been discovered in large beds,in this district, and of a superior quality. Prospecting and the development of this portion of the , mineral industry has commenced, and we can confidently expect that in the near future it will be one of ,the most important industries in the district. Pond's Extract Over fifty years a household remedy for Burns, Sprains, \"Wounds, HruNt.-s Coughs, Colds niid nil accidents lis bJe to occur iu every hoiitfl. CAUTfON-Tfiereisonly one Pond's Extract., Be sure you get the genuine, .sold only in sealed bottles In buff wrappers. Send stamp for' the catalogue of the J. STEVENS ARMS AND TOOL CO. P. 0. Ill ,\ufffd\ufffdjfi,s CHIC0PEE FAILS, MASS, U. %. A., \ufffd\ufffd\ufffdwho make the most complete line of i rifles and pistols now on the market, <> \" ONE OF THE LEADERS, absolutely accurate, a perfect arm, moderate in price, is the All Modern Conveniences FORT STEELE, B. C. Large Sample Rooms for Commercial Men. ** 4\ufffd\ufffd CARLIN & DTJRICK MERCHANTS GENERAL Fort Steele, Eesl Kooletiav McB'ric)e Bro's. sneif f Heavy Hardware - N vv - A MOO RETS pERIORUNE Sole Agents for the Canton steel COMPANY Tims Steel is guaranteed-lo.be equal lo Jessop's or IIard Rock Work. , - *> Firths in all Fort Steele BAKERY, H. A lie, Proprietor. RIVERSIDE AVENUE Opposite Post Office. Sole-A cents GEARY & DOYLE. Sole Agents Crow's Nest 6oal; company Giant Powder company. R E G . R A N I T E w,. A R Liveru, Feed & Sale Stable. Port Steele B.C Regular Daily Stage meets all ' trains at Port Steele Junction. SADDLE & PACK HORSES 1 KAiMING OF ALL KINDS A SPECIALTY Now that the mining season has fairly opened, and beautiful weather prevails, it is to be hoped that more interest will be taken in pushing development work on the many properties situated in the- vicinity of Fort Steele. * * * < The coal fields of the For.t Steele;,'district, situated -at Fernie, have been proved to be the largest coal areas on trie American Continent, b The out: put of 19Q0 will be. increased by over 100% during the present year. The coke production^! 11 have a still larger increase as soon as the ovens now under 1 construction are completed. The building of the rai lway south will provide a large and constant market for coal and coke from the Fernie mines. *, * * There is an abundance of good building material in this district. Ou Bull river a quarry of sand stone has been located, good lime Cranbrook, NOTICE. In the mutter of tbe Estate of Edmund Cox Parker late of Fort Steele. Kancher. deceased. c TAKE NOTICE that all pai-tles having claims against the estate of the above named Edmund Cox Parker, deceased, are required on or before the 15th day of June. 1901, to send by mail, prepaid, to I{. r\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd. T. Calbrailh, Fort Steele. H. C. a statement showing the nature of their claim, the particulars of their accounts and the nature of the security (if any) held by them. A.VD FURTHER TAKE NOTICE that after the said 15th day of .Tune the said Executor will proceed lo distribute said estate. haviiiK regard only to the claims of which he then has notice and will not be responsible to the holders of claims of which he has no notice at the date of distribution. Dated ai Fort Steele this -Mill day of April. 1901. 11. L. T. UALIIKAITII by Hjuivkv & McCakteh. his Solicitors Mining Supplies a Specialty. < i Agents for the MASSEY HARRIS CO., .Limited. Farming Implements. S&R , % \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd i , i i. i ' *. \" ' ( i \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd ( i <-> <\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd j, Powder, Fuse and Caps tid Cbal Port Steele Brewing Co. FORT' STEELE, B; C. . \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd MANUFACTURERS and BREWERS OF EXTRA FINE BEER .% PORTER Fort Steele Meat Market FRESH and SALT MEATS ON HAND. ALWAYS R. W. ROGERS, Proprietor. CHAS. P. CAMPBELL Undertaker ; ' and Embalmer , Graduate of Champion' \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\"College of the United States. \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd Upholstering and General .Furniture Repairing. . All Work Guaranteed. ' Telegraph or Mail Orders \ufffd\ufffd\ufffdPromptly Attended to, P. O. Box 127. B. C. SOLD BY THE BARREL, KEG OR BOTTLED Bottled beer for family use a specialty OUTSIDE ORDERS fiWEN STRICT $ PROMPT ATTENTION SATISFACTION GUARANTEED \ufffd\ufffd\ufffdA&ffK!; Mutz & Scott, Prop's. Fresh Halibut, Salmon,' Salmon Trout, Bologna Sausage, Butter and Eggs. Fish and Game in Season. Fort Steele and Kimberley. JUST RECEIVED I WANTED: AGENT for Fort Steele and vicinity for the sale of hardy lines of Standard Fruit Stock, , Small fruits, Ornamental trees, shrubs, etc. Terms liberal. Apply now' 'to:' b .''; b . . -v..- '\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd*.' b PELHAM NURSERY COMPANY, Toronto, Ont. Assorted Car of Best Brands of Flour and Meals, v etc. Flour, Patent Hungarian and Strong Halter. Rolled Oats, Cracked Wheat, Whcatlotts, Cornmeal,1 Buckwheat Flour, Split Poas, Navy Beans, Lima Beans, Pot Barley, etc. Bran Chops Shorts Oats Hay. Fleetwood Tea, a pure article imported direct from Ceylon try it once and you will use no other. Fresh Breakfast Bacon, Butter and Eggs. > Hams and Dry Salt Side Bacon, !wuin%uuu%uiHvauu\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffdiuiHutHmiHumimuiH^^ POTATOES ^nd CARROTS FIREWOOD all lengths to suit all stoves. \" '\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd' THE FORT STEELE FLOUR and FEED STORE E. C. MILLER, Proprietor POST OFFICE BOX 836. $3HH ' All goods guaranteed and prices also as being correct Send in orders. 'J I > VI \ufffd\ufffd\ufffdAl f!\\ b t 'j 4 \ufffd\ufffd\ufffdV- '^ 4 THE .PROSPECTOR, FORT STEELE,' B. C, 1901. H. 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V^^^^^oVVVV%nVV\\^^^VVV^%%V^I\/^VVV\ufffd\ufffd OAVEATS, TRADE P.1ARKS, COPYRIGHTS and DESIGNS.\ufffd\ufffd. fieiiil your liu.siiU'Ksdirect to IV.-isliiTUTtiMi, V Hiivcs time, i.' &i ' ,r-, \"'>\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd' 'i'li::i >\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd.\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd;: ci.ituuus, (liie hiimlrM and \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd '-.'. *''\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd*\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd .'r '\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd tiil\ufffd\ufffdmcii:,**.tli.- .V.*i-ro, Viti,,;tje;.Iriah\ufffd\ufffdiiJ >le*-v' .. \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd-. -.-\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd-; - I I'Ub ml d Vi Ihuui ((..Jicvtri. l^.iiii:; j-i.-'-oand vens, i .. ... ^ }\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\"\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\"' -\"\" > y'.\">\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd l.'nl ?\ufffd\ufffdrt .l..u:u-tci*. ss-\ufffd\ufffdt. jwst- ' \"* t-,i qlMH, *iiU otn- UI'iPtftM culal\ufffd\ufffdKue of '.j \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd; .*\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd.*;j uu<\\ ::.M-^Ln-s w .o.ily ten ccuta, 1 lUui^uKii, iorout^, C'iuw _^,-Vy \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd'\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd'+*. 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A-.A.:.. \ufffd\ufffd'-:'':\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd'\ufffd\ufffd a \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffdb^bb^ .'\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd yyyyya y^yyi my-:4 \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd'\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd.\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd i\" \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd-\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\"':' yi ..,\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd;.:\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd. \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd*:\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd o'-f-.^j ;\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd, ^;b-.iH .a;,.,, ;,:'\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd'bi ' -A:f!| .'\"'b.'bfj ^\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd^\ufffd\ufffd\ufffdb^l Choice Business and Residence lots for Sale Apply to \" R^vL.--T. Towinsite Office.. n l^'fliwj^.i.^^M .M \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd *' *:?S THE PROSPECTOR. FORT STEELE, R. C, JULY iy, 1901. \ufffd\ufffdIte U$\ufffd\ufffd0#p\ufffd\ufffdCt0K+ SATURDAY, JULY\" 13, 1001. Casting' One's Self Away. '\ufffd\ufffd\ufffdRun all, but one ri-ceivelh 1 the prize:*' Yet in Ihe spiritual Yuce tortoise and hare alike gei Ihe prize if each does his best. \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffdShould sonic out* elbo outshine This ilulhinl head ol mine, Should 11)0 nail? I will be ' MINICItAI, .U'T. fl'iHIM !\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd'\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd) 'ci'.KTIh'lilATi: Ol' IMPIMVKMK.NTS. NOTICE. RAILWAY Summer , Vacation Trips Pan-American Exhibition huffalT6\"*70 JULY 2, l(i. 'AUGUST fi, 20. flTTTTrTTTTTTTnTTTTnTTTTnTTTTTTTTnnTTTTTTnTfnTTnTTnTTnTTnTTTrTTTTTTTTnTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTmm I CAPITAL WANTED, i I To Develop I The Rich Mineral I Resources Of I South East Kootenay. ONI Abo, l-'araj- Sixty days afler date I intend to apply to the Chief Commissioner of Lands nnd works for permission io cut and carry inviiy.timber fi-nni tliu follow hits described land in'Soutli- Knsl ICooienny. Comiiieneeini at n'posl nboul, three eliains east of the (.loklou'roiul between the HHiinil :tl mile post, 'thence,o.ist 10 eliains. ilience south S\ufffd\ufffd chains, ilience west 80 eliains. thence north SO chain's, thenco east -10 chains to place of eniiimeiicenioiil contaiiiiiiK *\ufffd\ufffd-<** acres more oi less. , \ufffd\ufffd\ufffdJ. A. IJAUVKY. \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd Dated tliis \"ill day ol June llhll. Thoughts. \" Opportunitios never udvej-tiso. \"Half a Christian?\"\ufffd\ufffd\ufffdwhich halt? aiid how about-l.he other? Spoil a saint\ufffd\ufffd\ufffdto make u sinner Joy is beyond the reach of folded hands. Big pride and little self-respect ,too often marry. When a man has done well,, God says, \"Do better\";' but the tempter says. .\"How well you have done!\"' No road is -wide enough when folly holds the reins, r , Who waits for \"heaven to be good is already good for nothing NOTrCU' TO l'UK-I'Ml'TOUS OF \"CKOWN \" , . <\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd 'LANDS. '' - i-51iidc l'riiii'f, Nancy 1 Tunics, tit l'Ytiotiiiii iind Jilne .Itiy Mineral ('.'lainis .Situate in the Fori Steele Mining Division of Knst Kootenay District. Where located: \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd About iwo iniles norih west of Dull Hiveron lliiiut Creek. \ufffd\ufffd\ufffdJ'AICH .VOT1C1'' tliiil I, Kennetli L. Uuruet (iijjeiil for the \"Caldwell Mines Limited\" I'^iee Miner's Cei'titlciitc No. IJ. H147'J), Free Miner's Ceitillciile No. H. Ill 110. Intend, si.vlv days from the date hereof, to apply lo the Mining Jteeord- crfora Certllleate of In'ipiovemeiits. fur the purpose of obtaining n Crown (Jr.int of the above claims. - ( - ' \" And furiher tnUe notice Unit action, under section S7, must be commenced before tlie Issu- niu'c or such Cei'tillentc of Improveiiienls. D.ited this second day of May. A. li.. 1U01. \ufffd\ufffd\ufffdIS- '* . ICKNNKTn L. .HUHNI'lT \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffdj_ j .MINIOKAL ACT. Ihini. , , 1 ' (roit.M K.) t OKUTM-'K.'ATB OK I M I'HOVI'MK.VTs. ' Epworth League Meeting SAN FRANCISCO ^O.nO- JULY 13, 14, 15. Christian Endeavor Convention CINCINNATI *oar\ufffd\ufffdo ' JULY 2, n. National Education Association DETROIT *71.2\ufffd\ufffd .'JULY 2y 'A. For time-tables, rales anil full information call on or atklress nearest local aoeiit ' O. 14. MANSFIELD. Aj-t. Foi-t, Steele, Partially Developed, . = I And Undeveloped, Copper \\ I And Silver-Lead Properties ' < \\ t Are Offered For Sale On \\ | 'Liberal Working Bonds. = | FOR REPORTS;. AND INFORMATION; WRITE TO \\ | CHARLES ESTMERE. \\ | Kimberley, B.C. \\ Siiiiuuuuuuuuauuuuuuiiauuuiiuuuiiuuuiiuiiuiiuuuuuiiiiiiiiuuiiuuiiui J. S. CARTER, Dis. Pass.'Agt. Nelson. E. J. C0YLE, A.G. P.-A. Vancouver NOTICE. T1 1110 iiUuniKiii (il l'rc-uinplnrs ol Crown hinds is lit-rohy called to an iiiiiundmoiit, lo iho \"Luinl Act.\" ii.i.ssiid at thu i.'isl session ol the' LokIsIiiiuk;. which pruviilus as tnllmv.s. viz:- , \"9. l-\ufffd\ufffdrii-fnn)tois of Ciown liimls. wliutlioi in arrears in payment ut lnstilmoiils of .purchase money or nut. who at the time of comingr'nito forvcof this Acllinvu olitained CertillcaU's ol finpiovenient. ' or who shall have obtained Certi ll cities of Improvement within twelve moil ills thei cutter, siiall on contormhiK1 Willi lliu provisions of the \"Land Act,\" OM,-ept. iis hereby altered, be entitled to obtain* Crown, (frantsol their pre-emption!elaiiiis upon completing payments of purchase money at the rale of seventy-live cents per acre, and Ciown Krunt foes, which payments 'may bo made ns follows:.- .. \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd I'weniy-live cents per acre on or bet ore the :11st day ot December. IflOl\" '\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd -\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd I'wi-niy live cents pei acie on or bctore the 30th day ot Juno. IflO-i: \"und the reniiiiniiK,'\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd \" \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffdTwontv-ttvo cents per acre ou or before the :tlst day of December, lliui. and without any further payment ol interest or arrears ol interest.\"' < \\V. S. HOKIi, lli'patij Cnniviit-sioner of Lotah tl'- Works Lands und Works Department. Victoria. B C. IM -hive, 1901. SELKIRK, GEM AND GREAT BEAR MINERAL CLAIMS. Situate in the Fort Steele Miiiiiis Division oi South Kiist Koolenay Oislriet. W'lierc located- On Huckleberry Mountsiiu souili or the Xortli Star (,'roup. T.iUo notice lhat I, Cliarles IOstmere. l-'rce Miner's Certificate No \"li 1001)8\". !Akciii lor Arthur S. Cloodevi!, Free ..Miners Cei-tilleate Mo. \"li .VsttS)\".' intond sixty days Iro\/n llio'dato heieol, to apply to the Minim; Itecorder for a C'eriiiiciiK' of Tinprovomenls. for the purpose of onuinim; a Crown Urant of the ub'ove claims. And tin Lher InUe notice that aetion. under section :'.\", must be commenced before the Issuance ol such Certificate ot Improvements. Dated this- I lltii day of.luiio. A.D.. IflOl. \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffdli- \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd , CIIAHIjICS l3ST.MI3ltK INSPKCTIOX OF MKTALLIFKItOUS MJNIOS. . T1 1JKPA11TMENT MINKS. NOTICE. Agents Wanted Complete Life of Queen Victoria BUST HOOK HI4ST '141 IMS Oul.lit. Mailed tin llffoipt of ITi ctinls. Alltll'OH1* S. (J. MILLI4II A: CO.. ' I'orllaiiil. Oiv.. U.S.A. '\ufffd\ufffd\ufffdINSI'KC'I'ION Of MKTAl.Ufc'KKOtTS MINKS A(\"l' A.MI'.KIIM1:N'I' Al\"l'. I'.KII.\" NOT1CK is heicby Kivon that copies ol the Code o'r'TtrTno Si(,'iiiils provided by the above Act, which comes into force on tho 1st prox., ran be obtained from the Kind's Printer. Victoria. Copies on paper will be furnished free, but si charge of llfty cents will be made for those on rubber cloth. U1C1IAUD McHUIDH. Jfiiiii*trr n\/' Mines, Department of Mines. J\/th June. 1001. \"Canadian 'Contingent Exemption acts.\" A LL returned South Atricitn Volunteers, who have not already done so. arc reQuesteil to communicate witli the undeisiKitcd without delay, as also tho next of kin of those deceased or of those who have not yet returned to British Columbia, or any other persons Interested in miniiiK pioperlies held by such Volunteers The latest date possible for receiving applications Tor exemption under the above Acts will be tho lirst of .luly. proximo. lilCHAKD Jk-HKIDIC, ' , Minister of Mines. Depiirtntent of Mines. Victoria. II. C. aril .litno, IIM1I. Guaranteed $900 Salary Yearly. Men tintl women of o-ooil ttdtli-ess rop- I'cscnt. ns. soiito lo iruvcl appointing ;i. O. Ilox 700. NKI.Stttf, U. C. KIMPTON & PITTS 1 WINDERMEKE It DONALD, b' \" . \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd . \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd General Merchants \ufffd\ufffd ' - ' ivuning supDiies a Specialty i *\"' _ . \ufffd\ufffd ' ' Miners going northward via Canoe River Route will find it aJarge ,, saving and convenience.to procure tlieir supplies,at Donald.1\" SOLE AGENTS for Canton \"Steel Company Windermere, Cioklen and Donald Mining Divisious. Agents at Windermere for the California Giant Powder Co. East Kootenay Bottling Co. K X '\\v ! laven. < \"onn Career and Character of Abraham Lincoln. An address by Joseph Choate. Ambassador to Great Hrilain. on Ihe career and chiiractor of. Abraham Lincoln-r- jhis early life\ufffd\ufffd\ufffdOtis ettrly Htrtifi-yles with the world\ufffd\ufffd\ufffdhis character as developed' in the later years of his life and his administration,, which- placed his name so high in the world's roll of honor and fame, has boon published by bhe Chicago,.'Milwaukee \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd (:;ixton Bldg., Clticago. .' .. Aerated waters Of all kinds. Syrups, Champagnes, Ciders, Ginger Ales, Etc. Soda water in siphons. Tho most conoinical way to hahdle it. ANDREW NEIDIG CONTRACTOR and BUILDER iiou.sl: and sign painting CJATXjrMININfiliml PAl'Klt HANlilNli FORT STEELE. B. C. \" 3^\" All work promptly done. ^mmmmmmmmmmframmmmmmfrni'irormniij! | N. HANSON, 1 General JVlercHant Lricfitor Dealer. AND 5^ Manufacturer of all Kinds of Lumber, A large assort-' CS gr ment of seasoned Lumber aud Shingles always 3 S^ on hand. 2S ^ DIMENSION LUMBER A SPECIALTY. y\ufffd\ufffd_ | WflSfl, - \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd BG. \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd 1 ^tiuuaiitiuuiiuuiiiititiunuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiimiiaiiu^ The Waldorf FERNIE, B. C. OLD TOWN. HIGHWARDEN & SON. PIONEER . BARBER SHOP Everything Strictly Eirst Class SPLEN DTD ACCOMMODATIONS Sample Rooms for Commercial Men No Traveller Skould Pass the Door. The trail runs, within ten feet of the house. Good Barn and plenty of hay and grain. If you patronize the Waldorf vou will never regret it. ' THE PROSPECTOR, FORT STEELE, B. C, JULY IS, 1 !\ufffd\ufffd0l: North Star Lodge NO. 30. ' A. F. AKD A. M. C. R. B. C. FORT STEELE. 13. C. Regular meetings\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd1st Tuesday in each mouth at eight o'clock. Visiting Brethern are cordially invited. A. C. Nklso.n, Secretary. Rocky Mountain Chapter NO. 1*25. R. A. M. FORT STEELE, U. C. ' Kegular meeting's\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd2nd Tuesday in \ufffd\ufffd\ufffdeaeh month at eight o'clock. Visiting* Brethern are cordially invited. R. L. T. Galbkaith Scribe E. \ufffd\ufffdJj\ufffd\ufffd $jX08pZJCk0V SATURDAY, JULY 13, 1901. *nnnnnnYmmm?mTTTmmmTTnTTim* 1 LOCAL NEWS. I .\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd-IliitilililUtltllli.llUHilliilUHUlliiUlll.V L. Dore of Jaffray was in town on Monday. M. B. McKureher, Pernie, was at the Imperial on Tuesday. Professional. Ooo. S. McCarter. J. A.'Harvey i HARVEY & McCARTBR ;' Bamsttra, Solicitors, Notaries Public, Conveyancer* etc. FORT STEELE, B. C. REVELSTOKE STATION and GOLDEN COLLECTIONS PROMPTLY MADE. OT. R. ROSS Barrister - - - Solicitor motary public conveyancer. . . ' Fort Steele, B. G u T. BOB . LANDS and, MINES , NOTARY PUBLIC COLLECTIONS given PROMPT ATTENTION Fort Steele,\" B. C. M. Campbell of Moyie was at tlie Windsor on Monday. R. L. T. Galbraith and H. P. Collett returned from Winder mere on Tuesday. J. Taenhauser returned from the St. Mary's district on Thurs day J. Langton and T. Hyland and sister of Nelson were al the Windsor on Thursday. Colonel and Mrs. Henderson came up from tlii ranch on Thursdciy. \ufffd\ufffd\ufffdP. Langley returned Sand creek on Monday. from H. Kershaw was at Moyie on Tuesdav. A Lacrosse club has started at Port Steele. been , The' ''hot wave\" has struck Fort Steele. W. R. Ross went to Fernie on Tuesday. \/ \" ' A. Banlcs, Gus Theis and J. Larsen returned from Perry creek on Monday. c. Port Steele Flour andjj Peed Store can supply' bran, shorts, oats,arid all kinds of flour and meal, hay baled or loose. * The mails from the east, via the Crow's Nest branch have been delayed for the past two weeks. , \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd Fokt Stkl,i\" Development Syndicate Ltd 138 Leadenhall Street, London, England. M. A. WALLINGER, FORT STEELE. \" ' POST OFFICE BOX 8. - , ' The prospects for Fori ftwvle never looked brighter than it does at the present time. N. A.' Wallinger returned from Bull river on Wednesday. James Nelson came down from the Dupont mine on Wednesday. Douglas Corsein (CM--MD.) . OFFICE\ufffd\ufffd\ufffdRiverside Avenue. \ufffd\ufffd' Next Door to fllectudeU'^Druc\/ Store. THOMAS McVITTIE R.L.S. <\ufffd\ufffd CE. Fort Steele B.C. j *\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd 6RASSICK ft DEMPSEY. CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS. Port \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd Steele B.C R. Green of Nelson was at the Imperial on Monday. Two expert mining men'got a touch of ' Rocky Mountain colonge'at Perry creek last week No Home should be without it.'Pain- Killer, the best all-around 'medieine ever made. Used asy a liniment for bruises and swelling's. ' Internally for cramps and diarrhoea. Avoid substitute*,' there is but one Pain-Killer; Perrv Davis\". 2oc. and .\">0o. Harry Olson manager of the Carbonate King mine was . in town on Monday. r Constable Barnes was in town on Tuesday. Fort Steele strawberries have captured the Steele market.1 New potatoes are how in the 'market. Shaving. W, Hair Dressing Parloi Next to Oriental Hotel FORT' STEELE, B. C All kinds of hair work a specialty. A.J GREZ, Proprietor L.. COHIN TAILOR AND IMPORTER OF FINE WOOLLENS Rocky Mountain Avenue Fort Steele, B. G. F. DeRosier of Jaffray -was at the Imperial oh Wednesday. H. Cooper, Vancouver, was in town on Wednesday. The Provincial Legislature will be called' together in September to welcome the Duke , of York. The picnic last Friday at Penwick's ranch was a success. Notice:\ufffd\ufffd\ufffdThe Port Steele Meat Market will be closed every Wednesday until further notice. R. W. .Rogers, Prop. * A large number of Steelites attended a picnic at Corrigan's ranch, on Six Mile, on Wednesday. 16. Fort Steele. B. C. , .MANUFACTURER' OF Tinware, Galvanized Iron, Sheet Iron, Stove Pipes and Copperware BUILDINGS HEATED and VENTILATED Plumbing, Pipe fitting and all kinds of sanitary work Air Tioht-Hot Blast Stoves Hydraulic arid Air Pipes for \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd Mines ' f '\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd '\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd ,-\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd' . \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd . ,: SPECIAL ATTENTION PAID TO JOB WQRK. Mrs. Bennett of Kimberley was a visitor al Steele on Tuesday. Colonel Henderson came up from his Bull river ranch on Monday. A 'b A large outfit of graders have arrived at Tobacco Plains to work'on the Crow's Nest Southern railway. Not one valuable book in a hundred costs as much in time, labor.'and cash-as the newspaper, which is sold at; three or five cents a copy. , a C. M. Edwards returned from Nelson on Wednesday.' Mrs. C. P. Hanningt.on and daughter returned, from- a visit to Moyie on Thursday.. Jack Wirth returned Moyie. on Thursday; from \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd Perry Creek Mining: News. From Our Own Coi-i-esiioiideui. A large ni'inber of prospectors and experts have'visited Perry creek during the past. week. SHAKKSJ'EARE. The annual assessment work on the Shakespeare was completed last week, present development, consists of a cut some 20 feet in length all in ore, the vein is 76 feet in width, n shaft is down 14 feet. There is a line showing of five milling ore on the property. \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd' KBD MOUNTAIN. ' \" , John Sherwood is engaged in developing the Red Mountain claim, he ,is sinking several, shafts'to determine tlie width of the vein, The oro is similar, to that found ,on the Shakespeare which is an extension of the Red Mountain. The vein lias been prospected by moans of tunnels, drifts, and shafts \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd and is , now shown1,to be over 70 feet' in width. ,, ' -. '' J. Larsen left Perry creek for Port Steele on Monday, ho had over \ufffd\ufffd100 in gold dust,' the.resnlt of about three weeks work on placer ground' situated 'above the falls'. A force of some nine or ten prospectors are \"engaged in placer-mining on Perry creek. n i Messrs., Banks and Theis, on Monday left for Fort Steele. The hotel at Old Town, \"under the management of Oliver Berge is now open. ' < ' Messrs. Leigh \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd and Ehvell were at. Perry creek last-week exporting placer ground. IT WAS NOT A CAT. Two mining experts were at Perry creek' last week, 'they were dressed in short pants, golf stockings, etc. -They examined a property,1 and returned to the hotel at Old Town tired and .hungry. After enjoying a dinner of venison,' fresh trout and mountain grouse, they sat on the verandah of the hotel enjoying a cigarette, when they observed, what they supposed, was a beautiful black and white cat. Pussy! Pussy!! come here exclaimed one, but pussy did uot come, here pussy said the other advancing towards the cat, but pussy was shy and-retreated the expert advanced, just then a blue streak struck the expert covering him from his head to golf stockings, the cat disappeared in the adjoining brush the experts who had both received a reasonable share of the \"blue streak\" exclaimed ''For God's sake! what was it?\" and started to enter the hotel. , Keep out, change your clothes, sang out mine host Berge, what will it assay inquired Gus Theis, it's not Florida water, go take a bath roared Jack Thompson, go bury yourselves for ten days said Banks. Mine host Berge realizing the condition of the experts thre.w out a couple of shirts, overalls and a bar of soap pointed towards the creek, observing that they; have got just what they came for,\"'a good clean-up,'b,and that any\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd tenderfoot ough t to know the difference between a skunk and a cat., b The School Examinations. Public School exam ill ations were held on Friday of last week, and were attended by a goodly number of citizens. The visitors to the morning session beheld a large array of bright and happy faces, and listened with rapt attention to the exercises of the members of tlie junior department. Miss Bailey has gathered in, all tho wee tots of the town, and has conducted in a, manner worthy of 'much commendation a kindergarten during the afternoon sessions of the past term. A politeness class was a pleasing feature of the examination. , Those new ideas are fraught with promise of great good to the children und to the community, and give evidence of the proficiency of the teacher. The senior division, in the afternoon, likewise gave \ufffd\ufffdood indications of faithful work on the part of Mr. Tompkins. The school was not present in full attendance, owing to several pupils having dropped out during the past- few weeks. This section' oii the school suffers much from irregular attendance and lack of punctuality on the part of some of, the children.' Parents owe it'to their children to- require of them every day a punctual attendance ol school. ' Mr. Tompkins had the pleasure of presenting to' Miss May Jennings the diploma, of graduation and of admission to the High School. Osbthe whole we have good reason to be pleased with the status of our Academy,' as well as with the proficiency of our pedagogues. Tho following* diplomas \ufffd\ufffd\ufffdworo awarded. In the senior department, Miss Janet Mather for proficiency. Master Waller Taenhauser i'or, regularity and punctuality, and\"'Miss Minnie Mott for. deportment \"were honored, by receiving the coveted distinction roils. Master Percy Henry was declared equal in merit to Master , Walter in punctuality,.1 but'since he had scored and received a diploma last year,, he was awarded' by the teacher a new game 'as a mark of commendation. Among rhe juniors, the'fortunate, recipients were Miss Hazel Mather for deportment, Miss Minnie Glover for regularity and punctuality and Miss Lizzie Walsh for general proficiency. ' At a meeting of the board' at a later hour, Mr. Joseph Walsh was chosen trustee to fill the occtiring vacancy. ' \" ' * \"it \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd NIAGARA \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd \\l Vapor, Bath Cabinets are now being offered b}r the ;= agent H. Kershaw, at Toronto prices delivered in Fort Steele if ordered during the flexl'seveil da US y.' COPYRIGHT BOOKS. Canada's Sons, on Kopje- and Veldt ;ind Dreyfus are now being offered by H. Kershaw, Fori Steele. agent for tlie B. G. Publishing Co. , HENRY KERSHAW. General Merchant Fort Steele, B. C. IriHri^iKHnHnHlr^^ \ufffd\ufffdtf-'K*'****'*-***W*-*W*te*S\ufffd\ufffd#*#*\ufffd\ufffd&^^ The Canadian Bankof commerce , \" HEAD OFFICE--TORONTO.n ' Paid up Capital \ufffd\ufffd8,
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