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C, THURSDAY, MARCH 7, 1907.\n$2 a Year\nI i\ni\n1\n1\nROUND ABOUT US\nMETHODIST MATTERS.\nKAMLOOPS PRESBYTERY.\n1ST MATTERS. fiFFIPTAI VIQITORs KAMLOOPS PRE\nITEMS OF INTEREST\nINTERBSTINO ITEMS TAKEN FROM\nOUR EXOHANOBS.\nArrangements For Methodist Confer\nence at Vernon In May.\nA district meeting, with Rev. Mr.\nMiller of Enderby in the chair, was\nheld at the Methodist parsonage the\n'\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd other evening to organize committees\nA Breezy Round up of. News Notee of! Ot *\ufffd\ufffdrk in connection with the Metho-\n_ ... .. - , ._. , \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd . n . I dist conference which will be held in\nBritish Columbia In General Put \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd . \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd_..\ufffd\ufffd_\nVernon next May. It is expected that\nfully 150 delegates will attend the conference, many of whom will look upon\nthe lovely Okanagan valley for the\nfirst time.\nIn connection with the above meeting\n, P. R. OFFICIALS MAKE INSPEJT\nION OF NICOLA RAILWAY.\nUp In Tabloid Form for the\nBusy Reader\nSummerland is to have a college.\nM. Marpole ln Conference With the\nTownsite Owners Today.-A Petition for Train Schedule Under Consideration\nVernon will have a new opera house.\nIS OUTLINED.\nThe Babine Indian trouble has been\nfinally settled.\nRevelstoke Conservatives have formed a debating society.\nThe coal miners of the Crows Nest\nare again talking strike.\nArmstrong has its fine new electric\nlight plant fully installed.\nA bachelor's ball will be a Kamloops\nexcitement early in April.\nColgate Hoyt has been elected president of the B. C. Copper Co.\nR. M. Marpole, who has lately1\nbeen promoted from the position of\nGeneral Superintendent of the Pacific Division of the Canadian Pa-\nRegular Annual Meeting Was Held at\nEnderby Last Week.\nThe annual meeting of the Kamloops COLONIAL CONFERENCE PROGRAM\nPresbytery was held on Wednesday and\nThursday, February 27-28, in the new\nSt. Andrew's church, Enderby. There\nwas a good attendance of ministers and\nmuch interest was manifested not only\nin the handsome new church, which is\nwithout doubt one of the most beautiful\nin the interior of British Columbia, but\nalso in the evidence of substantial development in the town, and growth in\nSt. Patrick s Day This Year a Public\nHoliday With Everything Closed\nUp. - License Commission\ners Appointed.\nthe mattar of a successor to Rev. J. H.\nWright was discussed. Mr. Wright has\nreceived a unanimous invitation from\nthe Kelowna Methodists to become their 'cific Rallvvay to that of General\npastor for the next year and has ex-1 Kxecutive Assistant in the west,\npressed his willingness to accept. Dur-1 with full control of new construc-\ning the three years of his pastorate in L^ arrived ;\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd Nico]a today| K.\nThe subjects for discussion at the ap-\nthe congregation under the guidance of ' proaching colonial conference to be held\ntheir much-loved pastor, Rev. D. Camp- in London, England, on the loth of next\nbell. j month will form an interesting and\nRev. T. S. Duncan, of Salmon Arm, varied program,\nwas elected moderator for the year. In reply to a despatch from Lord EI-\nA number of interesting matters' gin, it was stated that the Canadian\nwere before the Presbytery. Calls from ' delegates did not desire to present any\nLadysmith and Ashcroft were presented , new subjects for discussion at the con-\nVernon the income of the Methodist\ncotnpanied by F. Busteed, the new\nchurch here has trebled, the seating accommodation has had to be increased IGeneral Superintendent of the Pa-\nfrom 107 to 300 and the membership\nroll is now twice \ufffd\ufffdas large as it was\nthree years ago, although several points\noutside Vernon have been formed into\na separate mission. Mr. Wright speaks\nin the highest terms of the kindness of\nthe people generally, and is glad to\nthink that he will, in all probability, be\nresident in the valley for at least another term.\ncific Division of theC. P. R., H.\nS. Beasley, H. J. Cambie, H. B.\nWalkem, J. F. Cartwright and Jas.\nWilson, all officials of the C. P. R.\nJames Maedonell, of Loss, Maedonell & Co., the contractors who\nhave built the road, accompanied\nthe party, who are inspecting the\nline from Spences Bridge to Nicola\nin favor of Ewing G. Thompson, who\nhas lately been laboring in Ashcroft.\nMr. Thompson decided to accept the\ncall to Ashcroft; which was good news\nto the Presbytery, and the induction was\nI arranged for March 13th.\nCommissioners to the grand assembly\nference. Australia, New Zealand and\nCape Colony, however, intend presenting resolutions regarding an imperial\ncouncil, preferential trade, international relations, imperial court of appeal,\nimperial defence, colonies to be represented in the imperial council of de-\nwhich meets in Montreal next June, fence, merchandise marks and coasting\nVictoria is now trying to emulate the\nVancouver real estate boom.\nIn view of the anticipated change it\nwas decided by the quarterly official | preparatory to the line being form-\nhoard to invite the Rev. J. M. Harrison i ally handed over to the C. P. R.\nof Medicine Hat, to become the pastor i The track is in good shape and\nof the Vernon Methodist church next, the offidaIs are well pka!!ed wjth\nThe Tenderfoot mine near Savona has\nbeen bonded by English capitalists.\nCases Before the Local Cadis.\nTwo cases were tried before J. P.'s\nMurray and Tutill this week. In one,\nSpokane, an indian of the Sullivan\nCreek reserve, was on trial for threat-\nJohn Link, a well known Kettle river enjng to stab Sheeny, another indian.\nrancher and miner, was found dead near The men had evidently been drinking\nKeremeos fruit growers held an enthusiastic and profitable meeting last\nweek.\nyear.-Vernon Okanagan.\nMr. Wright is a brother of the Rev.\nT. H. Wright, of Nicola.\nhis cabin recently.\nKamloops Conservatives held a spirited rally and jolly smoking concert one\nevening last week.\nThe Grand Forks hockey team put it\nover the Phoenix puck pushers the other\nnight by a 3-0 score.\nThe father of Sheriff Wood of Kamloops died at Montreal last week at the\nripe old age of 80 years.\nA peach tree laden with buds can be\nseen in an Enderby orchard says the\nProgress. Queer; but that's in the Ok\nanagan and it goes.\nArmstrong and Vernon lady hockey\nists have been fighting hard for supremacy, but no hair-pulling or eye-gouging\nhas been so far reported.\nand in a quarrel which resulted the\nthreat to stab was made. Spokane was\nfined $20 and costs.\nJoe. Lampreau was also fined $10 and\ncosts for being and disorderly\nLOCAL NEWS.\nD. P. Marpole, of 22-Mile House, is\nin Nicola today.\nWilliam Voght, of the Forks, was a\nvisitor in Nicola today.\nR. H. Winny received a shipment of\nprize bred sheep on Monday's train.\nThe label on your paper will tell how\nyour subscription to The Herald stands.\nGrand Forks K. of P.'s held a big\npow-wow on Feb. 26, in honor of the\n44th anniversary of the order. Grand\nChancellor Irvine was present.\nB. P. Little, M. E., assistant manager of the Diamond Vale Co., was in\nNicola on Monday.\nwere appointed as follows: Revs. D.\nCampbell, Logie Macd nnell, W. A.\nWytie and T. R. Robertson.\nRev. E. D. McLaren, general secretary of the home mission committee,\nwas nominated for the moderatorship\nof the general assembly.\nThe statistical report presented by\nRev. W. A. Wylie, showed steady gains\nin families, communicants and large\nlaws, royal commission on decimal currency, simultaneous adoption of the\nmetric system throughout the empire,\nmutual protection of patents, treaty\nobligations affecting dependencies of\nthe Empire, and the strengthening of\nBritish influence in the Pacific in\nview of the construction of the Panama\ncanal.\nWhile doubtless much time will be\nthe general condition of the road.\nIt is very probable that the line will\nbe officially taken over before the\nend of next week and trains will\nbe running immediately thereafter.\nWhile the question of the time-\nschedule has not yet been definitely\nsettled, there is talk of a daily run\nbetween Spences Bridge aud Nicola for a period of about a mouth.\nThis would soon get the roadbed in\ngood condition for traffic when the\nschedule is put into effect.\nAn extensively signed petition\nwas handed Mr. Marpole today\nasking that the trains run from the\nBridge Tuesdays, Thursdays and\nSaturdays and from Nicola Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.\nA conference between Mr. Marpole and the local townsite owners\nis being held today and it is expected that as a result of this the\npresent uncertainty as to when t la-\nlots will be on the market will be\nsettled.\ngains in the amount paid to tho mission-1 devoted to a discussion of preferential\nary funds of the church, also the general revenue for all support had made\ngrowth.\nThe home mission report was presented by Kev. D. Campbell. This is\nthe most important work of the Presbytery and some interesting matters\nwere noted. Ashcroft has gone up to\nthe stand of an augmented charge and\ncalled a minister. Nicola, one of the\nmost difficult and extensive fields has\nbeen on the home mission test for a\nlong time and has also gone up to the\nstanding of an augmented charge\n' trade, the leading matter for discussion will be that of the imperial council\nof defence.\nThe conference will last about four\nweeks and during that time the ministers who attend will be the guests of His\nMajesty's government.\nSt Patrick s Public Holiday-\nIrishmen in Nicola Valley and in fact\nthroughout the whole of Canada, will\nwatch with interest the working of the\nAn interesting function took place on legislation passed at the last session of\nWednesday evening, when the ladies of\nthe congregation entertained the Presbytery to a supper in the basement of\nthe churce, which was greatly enjoyed\nby all. After this function a public\nmeeting was held, and interesting addresses were given by Revs. A. W.\nHerdman, Logie Macdonnell and D. K.\nAllan.\nThe Presbytery adjourned Thursday\nevening to meet for its next regular\nmeeting in PeaehlanU\nKamloops claims to have a population\nof 2500 at the present time.\nLOWER NICOLA NOTES.\nMrs. Wm. Riley is visiting Mrs.\nJohnson for a few days.\nA. D. Mclntyre, of Kamloops, spent\na few days this week in Nicola and vicinity on legal business.\nAn active campaign against the destructive insect forces in British Colum-\nThe Rev. D. K. Allan will preach in\nthe Presbyterian church Sunday next\nhia orchards has been undertaken by ! in the morning at 11 o'clock and in the\nThomas Cunningham, provincial inspector of fruit pests.\nPemberton has a mystery. The store\nkeeper of that town started on a trip to\nths coast a month ago and no trace of\nhim could be found since he was landed\npart way down Lillooet lake by the Indians.\nevening at 7.30 o'clock and at Lower\nNicola in the afternoon.\nMrs. Hunter has been improving quite\nsteadily the past few days, although she\nis not yet out of danger. Her many\nfriends are waiting anxiously for the\ngood news that the danger point has\nbeen finally passed.\nThe Ashcroft Journal predicts that\nthe coming season will be the best in\nthe history of that town.\nService will be held in the Methodist\nchurch at 7.30 Sunday evening.\nA. R. Carrington conducted the\n| Methodist service in Lower Nicola on\nj Sunday evening last.\nthe federal house which makes St.\nPatrick's day, 1907, a national holiday\nthroughout the Dominion. All business\nof every kind will be suspended throughout the entire day from midnight to\nmidnight. Stores and offices will be\ncompelled to close, no baseball, lacrosse,\nfootball, hockey or other games will be\nallowed. In fact there will be nothing\ndoing on St. Patrick's day this year owing to the new law. Hotel bars will be\nclosed and if any Irish gentleman intends to celebrate by consuming sundry\nquantities of the best Irish beverages\nhe will have to lay in a supply the previous night. The new bill does not prohibit the holding of meetings in churches\nand Irishmen may hold services but no\nparades will be allowed.\nAs this is the first occasion of the\noperation of the new law, the effect of\nthe act will be watched with interest\nnot only hy Irishmen, but by all Canadians whose business on St. Patrick's\nday will be affected by the recently\nJ. Burtt Morgan, formerly of Grand\nForks is now getting out a bright and\nnewsy sheet at Chilliwack called the\nFraser Advance.\nThe V., V. & E. tracklaying crew\nhave completed the bridge across the\nOkanagan river. Track has been laid\nthrough Oroville and to the bridge over\nthe Similkameen river two miles above\nthe town.\nMr. and Mrs. Dodding are visiting\nthe coast cities. Mr. Dodding will attend the Farmers' Convention in Victoria during his stay.\nenacted legislation.\nLicense Commissioners.\nThe following appointments under the\n\"Liquor License Act 1900\" have been\ngazetted as License Commissioners:\nNorth Yale License District.-E. A.\nLower Nicola will soon have a new Nash, Kamloops; J. P. Shaw, Shuswap;\nPrinters' ink marks the path to\nriches and fame. Try it.\nj A. W. Duck, Ducks.\nSouth East Yale License District.-\nname. The C. P. R. will name their\nstation at this point \"Woodward,\"\nwhich will perpetuate the name of the R. H. Parkinson, Fairview; E, M. Cud\noldest settlers and will be an appropri\nate change. The postal authorities are\nalso favorable to changing the name of\nthe postoffice to that of Woodward so\nas to prevent confusion.\nworth, Sidley; E. Bullock-Webster,\nKeremeos.\nAshcroft License District.-R. Farr,\n21-Mile House, Nicola Valley; M. Du-\nmond and F. Webb, Ashcroft.\n7 THE NICOLA HERALD\nTHE NICOLA HERALD\nPublished Every Thursday\nSubscription, in Advance. $2 t Year\nNicou, B.C., March 7,1907.\nA gentleman taking orders for a\ncoast, clothing house peddled the\nsalve around town on Monday. His\nrake-off, however, was nothing to\nwrite home about. This is as it\nshould be. Most of the merchants\nin Nicola, and down the line, can\ntake your measure for tailor-made\nclothing superior to what these roving canvassers usually pass out, and\nat a lower price, too. They are\nenabled to do this by reason of the\nobvious fact that they have no middlemen's commissions and travelling expenses to pay. Your local\nmerchant is here to stay, and you\ncan depend upon getting what you\norder; he is dependable; he holds\nhis trade by satisfying his customers. With the traveling agent you\nalways take a long chance. And\nis it not reasonable that we should\npatronize those who are the financial and business backbone of the\ntown, whether we desire clothing\nor what-not ? Reciprocal commercial intercourse is essential to the\npromotion of healthy growth in any\nlocality. The guy who drops in\nfrom where the buildings grow tall\ntoday with a smooth spiel, and\nleaves tomorrow with a wad of our\nlong green for commodities easily\nobtainable from the local business\nmen, is giving tlie town a black\neye in two places.\nEngland is paying unusual attention to her waterways just now.\nTemperance people will rejoice, for\nin view of the fact that the mother\ncountry holds the ale-drinking record forthe world, she will probably\npay less attention to her beer- ways.\nSir Richard Cartwright will bring\nin a measure to provide old age\npensions in the Dominion HOUM.\nWell! well! old Sir Dick aud Carrie\nNation continue to bob up occasionally, don't they ?\nVancouver has of late becflleveling in the excitement of a burglary\nepidemic, and the police are all\n' 'at sea.'' Wonder the chief sleuth\nof the World doesn't liy the crimes\nto those awful Conservatives.\nBoost and the world boosts with\nyou ; knock and you knock alone.\nBoost! Don't boom !\nOutside opinion, when uttered by\nmen of known capacity, is always\nappreciated. Watson Boyle, of\nBozeman, Mont., left for his home\non Tuesday after spending several\nweeks in Nicola and district. Mr.\nBoyle is a mining man and for the\npast few month has been touring\nYale and the Similkameen as a representative of Montana capitalists.\nHe was enthusiastic over the splendid showings he had come in contact with during his sojourn on\nthis side of the line, and confidently\npredicted the broadest development\nactivity from now on in the two\ndistricts mentioned.\nNOTICE.\nNotice is hereby given that 30 days\nafter date I intend to apply to theChief\nCommissioner of Lands and Works for\na license to cut and carry away timber\nfrom the following described lands situated in the Yale District of British Columbia, commencing at a post marked T.\nJ. Smith's northeast corner, adjoining\nR. B. Smith's timber location and\nabout one half mile east of the Cold-\nwater river, thence west 80 chains\nalong the line of the Indian Reservation,\nthence south 80 chains, thence east 80\nchains, thence north 80 chains to point\nof commencement.\nDated February 28th, 1907.\nT. J. Smith, Locator.\nBy R. B. Smith, Agent.\nMINKRAL ACT.\nCertificate of Improvements.\nNITTICK.\nLiverpool Mineral Claim, situate in the\nNicola Mining Division of Vale District,\nlocated at Aspen Grove.\nTake notice that I, S. J.\nBate, Free Miner's Cer\ntificate Ne. H93435, intend, sixty days\nfrom date lieri-of, to apply to the Mining\nRecorder for a Certificate of Improvements, for the purpose of obtaining a\nCrown (iraut of the aliove claim.\nAnd further take notice that action, under section tf, must lie commenced before the issuance of such Certificate of\nIniprovcineiils.\nDated this 30th day of January, 1905.\nS. J. BATK.\nMINKRAL ACT.\nCertificate of Improvements.\nNOTICE.\nLondon Mineral Gain, situate in the\nNieola Mining Division of Vale District,\nlocated at Aspen Grove.\nTake notice that I, J. A. HiushaW,\nY r e e M i n e r's Certifi-\ncate No. 1)93437, intend, sixty days from\ndate hereof, to apply to the Mining Recorder for a Certificate of Improvements,\nfor the purpose of obtaining a Crown\nGnat of the above Claim.\nAnd further take notice that action, under section 37, must be commenced before the issuance of such Certificate of\nImprovement*.\nDated this 30th day of January, 1907.\nJ. A, HINSHAW.\nBank of Hontreal\nCapital, all paid up $14,400,000. Rest. $10,000,000\nHead Office: Montreal.\nSAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT\nInterest allowed at current rates.\nDRAFTS BOUGHT AND SOLD.\nFARMERS' AND RANCHERS' NOTESiDISCOUNTED.\nNICOLA BRANCH\nA VV. STRICKLAND,\nManager.\nNOTICE.\nNotice is hereby given that 30 days\nafter date I intend to apply to the Chief\nCommissioner of Lands and Works for\na licence to cut and carry away timber\nfrom the following described lands, situated in the Yale district of British Columbia; beginning at a post marked R.\nB. Smith north- west corner, adjoining\nCharles Sterling's south-west corner and\nabout one half mile east of the Cold-\nwater river, thence south 80 chains\nthence east 80 chains, thence north 80\nchains, thence west 80 chains to point\nof commencement.\nDated February 28 th, 1907.\nR. B. Smith, Locator.\nMINKRAL ACT.\nCertificate of Improvements.\nNOTICK.\nBoston Mineral Claim, situate in the\nNicola Mining Division of Yale District,\nlooted at Aspen (irove.\nTake notice that I, R.J. Armstrong, Free\nMiner's Certificate No. 1193436, intend,\nsixty days from date hereof, to ipply to\nthe Mining Recorder for a Certificate of\nImprovements, for the purpose of obtaining a Crown Grant of the alaive claim.\nAnd further take notice that action, under section 37, must lie commenced before the issuance of such Certificate of\nIiiiprovenietits.\nDated this 30th day of January, 1907.\nR. J. ARMSTRONG.\nThe state of Montana is having\nher own troubles these days in the\nway of industrial disturbances. In\nFebruary no daily papers were issued in the cities of Butte, Helena\nand Anaconda for several days on\naccount of a clash with the typographical unions; then the telephone girls refused to \"Hallo\" until their pay envelopes grew fatter;\nand now, the miners threaten a!\ngeneral tie-up unless their scale is\nraised to $4 a day. This latter, if\nit materializes, will affect ten thousand miners and cause a serious\neonditou of commercial affairs.\nNOTICE.\nNotice is hereby given that sixty days\nafter date I will apply to the Hon.\nChief Commissioner of Lands and Works\nfor permission to purchase 640 acres of\nland situated on Snootar Creek in the\nNicola Division of Yale District, described as follows:\nCommencing at a post about 5 miles\nnorth of Nicola on bank of Shootar creek.\nThence North 80 chains, thence West 80\nchains, thence South 80 chains, thence\nEast 80 chains to point of commencement, containing 640 acre\ufffd\ufffd.\nFeb. 26th. 1907.\nM. V. Munro, Locator.\nWm. Munro, Agent.\nThe railroad and steamboat lines\nhave not been dishing up anything\nstartling the past few days in their\ncustomary fatal wrecks, explosions,\netc. Just a few minor accidents\nthe past week, whereby the death\nlist has been considerately held\ndown to a daily average of close\nto one hundred. This is encouraging when we find that the daily average of such \"killings\" in America for a corresponding period last\nmonth was about three hundred.\nWATCH REPAIRING\nAll kinds of Watch, Clock\n\ufffd\ufffdnd Je*elry hjotkt dime in\ntimt class order Mid satisfac\nIi ai nut intend. All work\nentrusied to our cure will he\ncompleted and relumed without deUy.\nW. U. L'AMFMIA .1 <<>.,\nC. 1', K. Time Inspectors.\nKamlonps\n(IRANI) PACIFIC IIOTFL, Kamloops. Tho\n** nearest hiitel to the railway station. Tlie\nonly covnetiient hotel fnr travelers. Good\nrooms, good lahle, good liquors. Two latge\nsample rooms. P. A. Harnharl, proprl iter.\nUood stabling in connection.\nASHCROFT HOTKL. The most conv. nient\nho el fur visitors in A^hernft. The best of\ntable board. Hot ana cold bn'hs. Our representative meets all Iruins. Juhnsun k Perkins\nproprietors.\nM. L. GRIMMETT, LL. B.\nBARRISTER, SOLICITOR,\nNOTARY PUBLIC, ETC.\nSolicitor for the Bank of Montreal.\nST JSJW.A R.T'S\nNICOLA AND PH1NCETON\n1\nL\nAlso Gcnornl Livory\nHead Office: - - - Nicola Lake, B. C.\nSTAGES\nLeave Spences Bridge\nEvery Thursday lor Nicola lake, Kamloops,\nPrinceton and way points at 6 a. m.\nEvery Saturday for Nicola and way points at 6 a.m.\nLeave Kamloops\nEvery Monday for Nicola and Spences Hridge\nat 6 a. m.\nLeave Princeton\nEvery Sunday 6 a. m., arriving Spences\nBridge Tuesday 6 p.m.\nLeave Nicola\nEvery Tuesday and Eriday for Spences\nBridge at 6 a. m.\nEvery Eriday for Princeton at 6 a. m.\n>prcial trips made by appointment.\nTelephone connection with Kamloops\nM. P. STEWART, - - Proprietor\nNICOLA\nPORTABLE SAWMILL\nManitaitiwm ami Ukai.ku in\nRough and Dressed\nLumber\nNICOU,\nB. C\nYALE ELECTORAL DISTRICT.\nNOTICE is hereby given that on Monday, the 6th day of May, A. I). 1907, at\nten o'clock a. m., at the Court House,\nAshcroft, I shall hold a Court of Revis-1\nion for the purpose of hearing and de- j\ntermining any and all objections to the j\nretention of any name or names on the i\nRegister of Voters for the Yale Elect-1\noral District.\nH. P. CHRISTIE,\nmr7 Registrar of Voters.\nAshcroft, B.C., 19th February, 1907.\nNOTICE.\nAll persons holding accounts against\nthe Coppers Limited (Golden Sovereign\nMine) are hereby notified to forward\nsame to\nAncus Nelson,\nKamloops, B. C.\nIs prepared to take contracts for\nsawing lumber and getting out\ntimber.\nriM-ral Mill I niifnicN I'.u-rulril\nI'RICKH MODKRATK\nMail orders promptly attended to\nJ. A. MENZ1ES, - Lower Nicola.\nWM. RILEY\nGeneral Blacksmith\nSeedsJbees, Plants\nfor the farm, |gardeii. lawn, or\nconservatory.\nNO seedless a] pies. NO pitless\nplums. NO cobless corn. Just the old,\nreliable, approved varieties, at reasonable prices.\nBee Supplies, Spray Pumps and Spraying Material, Cut Flowers, etc.\nCATALOGUK VHV.K.\nM. J. HENRY\nMN Westminster Koad, Vancoivkk, B. f\nHorse Shoeing \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd specialty.\nNICOLA LAKE, B C.\nT\nSTRAYED.\nThe daily press announces that\nCame onto the premises of the undersigned on or aliout September 25th, 1906,\none buckskin mare and colt, brandel J\non left shoulder. Uuless claimed thirty\ndays from date animals will be sold to\npay expenses.\nJOHN MURRAY,\nMarch 7th, 1907. Nicola, B. C.\nJX.O.W.\nClOUKT NICOLA, No. SHI, A.O. P.. meet*\ni -v\ufffd\ufffd\ufffdnoil and fourth Friday in each month\nat8p.ni., in I'uoIoj'h Hull, visiting brethren\ncordially invited.\nWai.tkk Clark. C. R.\nW Goiioon Mi'RRAV.Sec,,\nHARDIMAN & CO.\nLand Mining and Oeneral Supply Agta\n\ufffd\ufffd\ufffdfor\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\nMining contractors, farm machinery, buggies,\ncut tort\", sielghsetc. tend fonur lint of farm\nand mining properties. Reporta on mining properties through Ihe DIbitIcu Cable address\n''Aurum.\" Codes: Bromhall, More.ng k Neal.\nA. B. C. ith.\nWarehouae-Cunford. Ni ola Valley, B. C.\nIf\nUnequalled as a\nSuiainei* Resort\nGood Fishing and Shooting. Guides and Horses\nalways ready. Telephone\nconnections all directions\nFirst Class Accommodation. Terms:\nModerate.\nS. KIRBY, Proprietor\nQUILCHENA, B. C.\n\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd!&i\ufffd\ufffdSS^3fe\nCOLUMBIAN COLLEGE\n1892-1006\nNEW WESTMINSTER, B. C.\nKt*. W, .1. Siitiiku, B, A . B.D.\nRev. J. P. BOWIU, Bursar\nA ci'iiipleie c mniercial and business\ncourse. Students predated to gain teachers certificates of all grades. In university work a full curse for the B, A, de-\nj gree of Toronto University.\nInstruction given in Music, Art, Phyi-\nj cal Culture and Elocution.\nSend for Calendar. THE NICOI.A HERALD\n\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\nCOAL IS KING\nThe Nicola Valley\nCoal and Coi\\e\nCompany, Limited\narc now working at their Middlesboro' Colliery\nat Courier, B. C., in a seam of eighteen feet ot\nsolid coal, ol the finest quality, for steam, coking and domestic purpose!.\nShares in this Company are being sold\nat par, $100 per share\nThese sh ires are the sort of investment\nwhich careful people like to m ike It is a sale\nOfte, and one with splendid prospects lor the\nfuture. It is not merely a coal mining Company on on paper.\nThe Company is a solid, substantial\nconcern, composed of leading\nmen in Vancouver.\nREAD THE PROSPECTUS.\n5. \/. CASTLEMAN\nGeneral Agent lor the Company\nROOMS 21 &22, IMPERIAL BLOCK\nVANCOUVER, B C\nPOR PARTICULARS RE SPECIAL TERMS APPLY\nJ. A. RENNIE, LOCAL REPRESENTATIVE\nYEARS'\nRIENCE\nTrade Marks\nDesigns\nCopyrights Ac.\nARfVMMMbtg :i \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffdhoteti mu] (loan int Inn tnM\nquickly lUHertiiii tmt i>i-i\ufffd\ufffdi<>n fret- \ufffd\ufffdfietht*r an\n .1.... \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd >ir..ln.!..:t n.,1.,1.1,. <\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd,... ..,.\ninvention tn pnrtMiliif |> iiei-inM-v t uniniuiilr\ufffd\ufffd.\ntidtlflMhClW Wi Ml' .1 |%DB00K <\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd I'litCIitl\nhcut frt>f\ufffd\ufffd. oldest I ii DcurinitMtctiu.\nKatMtl tiikc.i I nu.li Muim A \ufffd\ufffd'\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd. m-wlrc\n\ufffd\ufffd\ufffdI'ft-tttt'rtkt, wi'luHiLi'liNrL'i', iu tlie '\nScientific Mean.\n\\ tmndnonirly lllu-triiii'ii m*krf. |.nrvr\ufffd\ufffdt rlr-\n-ului ivin t>t tny tdtnill -\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd : iriuiL T\ufffd\ufffdrn \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd 1 \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd ft\nrwir; toot month*, fl. Sold by til tM\ufffd\ufffdw\ufffd\ufffdd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffdl< rt,\nMUNN & CO.36' -=\ufffd\ufffd\"\"'\ntlrmcll Vtlk't. tSSi \ufffd\ufffd Dt.. Waaliiuiiluii. 11.\nSTRAYED.\nWhite' gelding branded liv on off side\n0J on near side1 (both rump). Owner\ncan have same by paying expenses.\nLodwick, Aspen (irove.\nNOTICK.\nNotice is hereby given that sixty days\nfrom date I intend to apply to the chief:\ncommissioner of lands and works for\npermission to purchase 160 acres of\nputunl lands, situated on Voghf Creek\nin the Nieola Division of Yale District,\ndescribed as follows:\nCommencing at a poet planted about\ntwo miles and i half up Voght Creek,\nand about 40 chains west from Thomson's land, thenci w.-st 10 ehaina, thenoe\nnorth 40 chains, thenee south 40 chains\nt\ufffd\ufffd point of commencement, containing\nltlii acres, more or laat.\nALEX. SHIELDS.\nDated this lfilh day of February, 1907.\n.A,\n.. i C ami\nA PROCLAMATION.\nFiikd. J. Fulton, | WHEREAS We\nAttorney-General. ) \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd are desirous\nand resolved, as soon as may be, to meet\n! Our people of Our I'rovince of British\ni Columbia, and to have their advice in\nOur Legislature:\nNOW KNOW YE that for divers\ncauses and considerations, and taking\ninto consideration the ease and convenience of Our loving subjects, We have\nthought fit, by and with the advice of\nOur Executive Council of the Province\nof British Columbia, to hereby convoke,\nand hy these presents enjoin you, and\neach of yiu, that on Thursday, the seventh day of March, one thousand nine\nhundred and seven, you meet Us in Our\nsaid Legislature or Parliament of Our\nsaid Province, at Our Citv of Victoria,\nFORTHE DISPATCH OF BUSINESS,\nto treat, do, act and conclude upon\nthose things which, in Our Legislature\nof the Province of British Columbia, by\nthe Common Council of Our said Province may, by the favour of God, be ordained.\nIn Testimony WHEREOF, We have\ncaused these Our Letters to be\nmade Patent anil the Great Seal\nof British Columbia to be hereunto atlixed.\nWitness, the Honourable JAMII\nDunsmi'ik, Lieutenant-Governor\nof Our said Province of British\nColumbia, in Our City of Victoria,\nin Our said Province, thiltwei tv\nfourth day of December, in the\nyear of Our Lord one thousand\nnine hundred and six, and in the\nsixth year of Our Reign.\nBy Command.\nFRED. J. FULTON,\nProvincial Secretary.\nMINERAL ACT.\nCertificate ol Improvement!.\nNOTICE\nGolden Sovereign Mineral Claim, situate in the Nicola Mining Division of Yale\nDiatrict, located at Aspen Grove,\nTake notice that I. 8. J. Bate, agent\nfor R. J. Armstrong, l'ree Miner'i Certificate No. B93436, Intend, rixtj dayi\nIr'iiii date hereof, to applj to the Mining\nRecorder for a Certificate of Improvement!, for the pvrpoae of obtaining .1\nCrown Grant nl the above claim.\nAnd further take notice thai action, under tection J7, must be commenced before the lataaoce of such Certificate of\nImprovement!,\nDated tins .list 'flW.\ufffd\ufffd',T M^T\nREAL ESTATE\n?*a^S^%AMtWnnBmmW.tiTT_\nNSURANGE\nIT WILL PAY YOU TO INVESTIGATE\nFOR SALE\nList Your Property With Me\nA WORD TO THE WISE\nInsure Your Live Stock\nAGAINST DEATH BY ACCIDENT OR OTHER CAUSES\nLOW RATES CLAIMS MET PROMPTLY\nG. M. BRASH, HERALD BLOCK NICOLA, B. C.\nPATRONIZE\nYOUR LOCAL PAPER\nTHE NICOLA HERLAD\nPUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY\nGives all the news of the Nicola Valley and country\nin general. When you had no local paper you were\nall wishing you had one now that it is here, help it\nalong and it will help you.\n800K AND JOS PRINTING\nNEW TYPE ! NEW PRESSES !\nLet us have your orders for anything in this line\nand we will guarantee you work as good as the\nbest and at fair prices.\niwifnar-Tram an mtuim THE NICOLA HERALD\nLOCAL NOTES NOTICE TO CREDITORS.\nReautiful weather.\nI\nIn the Estate of James Char-lea\nStephens Chenhall, Deceased.\nL. Cousins, of Omtlee. visit.il Nicola \\T\ufffd\ufffdTI,'r, is ''T^' \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd*** '\n' V creditors a m\non .Saturday last. II \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd&\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd. tt]1. , ,.,. \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd,- ,,K, |aU.\n Jamee Cnarlei I, who\ndied on or about the 29th day of Sep-\nJoseph Graham, of Coatlee main tembar, 1906, an nor before\nNicola on Tuesday.\n\\ r, iaitor to\nNicula >esti rday.\nJ. (Jarcia, of the Forks, was a Nieola\nAlex. Gordon, ef thu\nNicola visitor Monday.\nForks\nNorman Woodward, of Power Nieola.\ni ii it, i m town Sunday.\nT. F. Vicary, of Lower Nicola, was a\nvisitor in town yesterday.\nthe first day of May, 11 I by\npoet prepaid or di liver to tl\nsigned tlieir Christian\nhis, the fn\"\ntieulan of their cla m , d ilj vi i\nthe rtatement of thi I\nthe nature of their securities, if iny,\nheld by then.\nAnd further take notice that after\nsuch lasi mentioned dati i h> Executors\nwill proceed to distrib it* tht\nthe said de\ni d tin n i\". having regard t\nthe claims of I I I shall then\nnotice, and thai ,i itora\nwill no) be liable for tl\nany pari thereof, to an i or per\nsons of whose claim i II not\nhavt I d by thi i- ai the time\nof such distribution.\nDated at Mcola, II. C, thii 8th day\nof March, 1907.\nM. L GRIMMETT,\nSolicitor for Arthur Richardson Car-\nrington and David A. Stoddard, Executors, mr7\nCOLD WEATHER\nCalls your attent.\nthe fact that you want\nRobes and Horse\nBlankets\nand the best plan :i is at\nBarwick's\nHarness and Saddlery\nNICOLA\nEDISON rilONOGRAPUS\nA. Jackson, Quilchena, paid a\nend visit to Contlee last week.\nweek\nJ. R. A. Richards, of t'oiillcc. paid a\nbusineai visit to Nicola Tuesday.\nFOR SALE!\nBERLINER\nGRAMOPHONES\nVICTOR TALKING\nMACHINE\nAll the new records received as issued at\nG. B. Armstrong, of Lower Nieola,\nspent a couple of days in Nicola last\nweek.\nI!\nBookstore\nShipments of machinery for the Diamond Vale Co. are now almost a daily\noccurrence.\nMrs. Armstrong, of Keremeos visited\nin Nicola with her son, R.J. Armstrong,\nthis week.\nNew Set .'! knee Hobs, suitable for a\nI\"), miierat or other large box. Good to\ncarry 1600 to 1800 lbs. Price 140,\nAlso 1 Knockabout Sleigh, with\nShafts. Good for two seatl or 4 persons. Price $80,\n(hie do. Cutter, for pol,' or shafts;\ncomfortably trimmed in given cloth.; <*<*<><*<\ufffd\ufffdo