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U\nV.M1!.', Ii, C, S.\\'!'i;i!|).\\V AI'lil'ST 27, 1904,\n1'iiim; !\u2022!\u25a0.; Ca,\nA Crazy Chinaman.\nYmir has now ono Cliinainati the\nless, ,S i 11 l: Km-. an uk| i t \u2014 i\u00ab I.-iir hero,\nhaving changed his location. I In\nMonday last Constiiblu Fraser tn'test-\ni-il Sing |\\i-e on n charge of *tt'iiling\nn shot gun l'1'\"111 Ctiptuiu Furrostpr.\nT|n- yitn was t'liitnil nn ihe Chinaman's\n( premises, and he was i.-i|;i-|i to the\n| lockup, There he bellowed like n\nMrs Bengie wnu is an inmate of veritable bull of Bashnn, and looking\ntho Ymir Hospital, was operated up-: out of the little window in the gitol,\non last week, and is now rapidly pro- called respectively op all the nearby\ngrossing towards convalescence. residents to come und tnkn hint out.\n; I,iitei- in tin- day he was brought up\nbefore J ust ices liuss and Duckworth,\ni \u25a0 wliii, in consideration of his eccentric\nI demeanour in court, and I.i\u25a0\u2014 actions\nat large during tin- List few weeks\n1 LOCAL ITEMS\n..*\u2022*\u2022>*, t-j- r ..., . \u00bb .. s . s f - * * #\u25a0 * f :\nFather AlthofjS was in tow'ii on\n'I hursday lasc.\nMrs. Qeorge Qrohiirtl returned to\ntown on Thursday la, |.;l,, t.,,.,,(.tt , \u201e.s up\ncreased very shortly. During the Llul t|m ^ lV|VS finl)1|i, wo|1 ,,v\nmonth the scene of operation \u00bb\u00bb\"'Ymir with a \u2022\u201e-\u201e-,\u25a0 uf-Ji', tu'J-'i Much\nchanged from Hie glory holo un die 0f the credit of the tiewry was due\nHunter V claim to that un tho Pou- L, C|mr,0y ,\\ndersun, the captain ol\neacher, arrived lost week, an.t n.o|dllya )n ,,\u201e. ,,,,,.,,-i,,,,, Constabh\nvchnul opened up un Monday last p,^,,,. |lft*j telegraphed tho faoU\n\u2022 ith an attendance uf thirty two Li\nhililreii. Arrangements ur\n.mile fur a high school class,\nbeing\nthe uaso tu acting\nHie facts ut\n(.'hint' Constable\nHumor lias it, that one uf the first\nI In Standard, whonpo the ore is |iow\nbeing taken. The n.iiie eat| easily\npill out |(HI tuns p.-v tiny, which is\nthe maximum which can he handled by\nthe tramway. It' tho affairs of t|ie\n:-rcntonios in the. new Gatholio'church ; against this, alleging that the man\nafter its dedication, will be the mar- should be examined by a medical ex-\nt'iage uf a popular young Ymir lady, ; pert here, before being taken away as\ni prisoner. In spite of the doctors\nChink\nfvho has been energetic in her eifurts\nlo a.sist the building fund.\nThe Government worn: on the Sec.\nmid Relief mad was finished this\nwoek, and the road is now in excel..\nlent shape. On tho retu rn of the\nthen to Ymir, Mr. Cameron put them\ntn work keying up and tightening the\nnew bridge over tho Salmon river.\nThe next work will probably bo done\nin the neighborhood uf Crestan.\nOn Tuesday last a mail named\nWulden, employed at the Porto ftico\nlogging camp, received a ninety injury.\n,\\ large log several foot in diameter\nrolled over his leg, breaking the\nthigh bone and knee cap 'The morning train was flagged] and be was\nbrought down to Ymir and taken up\n,-:t once to the hospital, Ur. Dolierty\n((\u2022ports it a bad case, as tho patient\n! us now considerable fever.\nYoung, who wired for the prisoner t\nho sent to Nelson, l>r. puberty, tu\n.,,,.. , ' , adjusted that the plant is tu be per-\nhi'iiltli Qthcer, iniitle strong protest ,\ninaneiitly in operation, the Hunter\nV will probably have no diflioulty rin\nplacing its maximum output at advantageous rates.\nthe Yniir team, w|ip pitched a good\ngame tln'uughout and was tiven better\nat tlu> finish than at the start. He\ncould always In- depended un lo make\na hit, and was a hard quo to catch\nNorthport sip-lter uro eventually so betwe0|l |mM,s.\nenergetic protest, the Uhinl; was\ntaken up to Nelson, hut another\nhearing was fixed fur the following\nday, so that he was brought back\nagain uesl mottling. As some pigs also came down on the simile train, addressed to him, some of the other\nChinamen are reported to have made\nup their minds to play crazy, next\ntime they want to go to Nelson on\nbusiness, and get the Government to\npay their truVel'ng expenses,\nAt the second hearing a number of\nwitnesses testified to the crazy actions\nof the prisoner, and all but one con.\nsidered him to be a dangerous menace\nto the publio safety Due, l*oc, a\ncountryman of tho prisoner, said that\nin his opinion, if Sing could get his\nlaundry back, he believed lm would\nbe ull right again. pr, Puberty,\n' erton who was recently discharged\nfrom the Ymir Hospital and returned\ntu his work at the Ymir mine, is a\ngentleman who cannot be accused of\nletting his opportunities slip by,\n\u2022 laving another little accident at the\nmine he decided to lay off for a while,\nand drew his time amounting to $0.60,\nLie went into Joe Boyer's Halfway\nhouse on his way down, to cash his\ncheque, and by an oversight i?flO 50\nwas handed him instead of $11.60,\nLike Brer Rabbit he \"kept on saying\nnothing\" and walked down town\ndoubtless chuckling to himself He-\nCatholic Church Dedication.\nOn Labour day, the 3st in.i., the\nnew Qatholio church, recently erected\nin Ymir, is to bo dedicated,\nThe Catholics of Yniir, we under-1\nstand, have extended an invitation to\ntheir friends in Nelson tu assist in\nthe ceremony. The fare for the\nround trip on that day will bo 90\ncents return from mountain statini!\nand $1.40 from the union depot at\nNelson, We do nut doubt therefore\nninny Nel.snnito* will be with us ou\nthut day\nTho dedication ceremony will bogin\nA discovery made thi- week i|t i|ip\nNo. fl tjtnuci uf tin- Wilcox, uiin ,\npractically means t|te addition pf .-i\nlarge body of ure tu tbe available re\nsources of the property, At i puiu|\ni(0u feet fiom the mouth of tiiis top\nnet, a short crosscut was made sever;\nal yeii|s ago, iu which good o|C was.\nfound althrough. in the iiinncl itself\nno ore was visible* In fact nn pre\nhad shown up in the tunnel at |i|l, \u2022 *\nccpt for the first -\"id feet und in llit.\ncrosscut t-efei \"rd to. Systematic tbs-\nvelopnient however, resulted this\nweek, iu the discovery that the .1 in\nhad \"blanketed\" or temporally llati u-.\ned out, so that the tunnel mi\u2014ed it,\nivhilo I be crosscut into the side,\ntaught it. The ground back from\ndie -rosscut to where the pre stppp-il\nit 50 feet in, has now been pic|,-.|\nlown, with the result that the ure i-\nt'ound continuous for oyer InOfeet,\nI'he Nos. \u2022! and 7 tuniisls are on litis\niiime vein, and iu tho latter, oxtreiut'i\nly rich ore has been found. The vein\nitself has been uncovered un the m i-\ntirst two or three innings seemed to face for 800 feet, and at the crosscut\nbe altogether to niuoh for the Ymir in No. .'I, the estimated depth bebm\nhovs , the surface is '.'(to feet, so that a vet'l\nTin- M'uund match for t'.e cup will large imantity of \"hack-'' i- demon\nbo played if. Salmo next Sunday. strated. liaises are now being ma In\nthrough this oris body, which varies\n.^ ffjj*j|| f,.om two to three and a half\nfeet. Of a number of samples taknii\nacross the vein, in the newly disco-\n.\u2022red portions, the lowest, assayed t\u00a5*s.\niu gold and the highest ivi'7 pel\nton.\n\\ ii.itlii'i' hard\ncatch between buses was Low-\nis BOmotllillg uf il sprinter, antJ\none ti\n, win\nexhi\nbited his ability to race the had ti\nfirst up several occasions. Sherraden,\nthe Salmo pitcher, i\u00bb also showing\nnoticeable improvement, and iu tbe\nShooting Commences.\nThe open season for must lands of\ngame found in this locality commences\nnext Thursday. The following are\nthe must important varieties with\nthe conditions of hunting:\nThe bull caribou lllllV be killed\nfrom the beginning of September to\nThe Krie Placers.\nof tl\n0 year,\nthe em\nsold nor exposed for :.alc during the\nfirst month, and five is the limit for\neach hunter iu one seucol! Peei\nA. VV, Boyd, of Spokane, has ar\u00ab\nmt must pot be rived at Brio, |!. C , to take charge -r\nthe placer properly owned by tin\nKrie Placer Mining I'mnpany, and\nwill start, active mining operations\n10wovet'i after a very brief oxatnina-\nI'he young gentleman named Sil- tion of the prisoner pronounced him a\n\"lunatic of the must dangerous typo\"\nand the magistrates accordingly committed him to the Nelson gaol, whence\nhe will doUbtlcM be sent oil to the\nasylum at New Westminster,\nThere can he no ilouht but thut\nthe man is very much ufl his base,\nthe prime cause of his trouble being\ncaused by his financial extremities Ho\nis the owner of the Chinese laundry\nopi mite the depot, which he rented\nto another Chinaman, who claims\nthat be has loaned Sing Kco $80, and\ntherefore refused to pay rent,\nWhether this is so, it is Impossible to\nit 10)30, an hour after arrival uf the mfty ,J(. |umt(.(, f|.()m |||(! first (|( Bop. illllll(,iiately.\nlore very long houevir word of the find out, us Sing Keo emphatically\n\u25a0nor was brought down, and in the! denied it, und there were no papers of\nAbsence of Constable Fraser, Pat any description-, produced, The lat-\npuly was sworn In as a .special Con- tor also became absolulcly unliitelli-\nHable to arrest him, On the matter\ntrain, und will be followed by a high\nMass, The members of tho choir of\nNelson's beautiful church, will therefore have the honour to sing the first\nhigh Mass celebrated at Ymir.\nThe exact cost uf the church up to\nthis date is SI 1.10.00 It is Imped\nthat the collections on thut day will\nsubstantially assist iu reducing the\ndeb', still remaining on tbe church.\nteniber to the loth of December, but | Tho properly, which was secured\nthe doe must never be exposed for about a year ago by prominent Spuk\nsale, ton is tho limit for one season, anO men, is three miles notth of Brio,\nthey must not be hunted with dogs, on the north fork of the Salmon river\nnor ever killed for hides alone. The The company will mine big bars oil\nseason for duoks extends from the 1st either side of the creek as well as tin\nof September to the end of February,\nand the limit for the season it 350.\ncreek bottom.\nFor the post year, work preparatory\nS making pel -\nbeing brouobed to him, however, he\npromptly ante-cd up the balance of\n$50.00\nDiplomas will ho offered ill the\ngble whsn excited and although he\nhas been at all the local J, P's, several times, nune of them eared to take\niinv action iu the matter, being cn-\ntirelv unable to col at the truth of\nmining department of the Spokane In. tl\" buslhoss. This undoubtedly gave\nteislate fair this year. This will add ' the prisoner an idea that he was be-\nlunch in the vaftie of the exhibits of! in;,'persecuted and ousted out of hlx \u2022\"' \"'' *\"\"\"'\"\"\"'\ntbe mining resources of the country, property, ilnd so preyed upon\nfor il will be of as much interest to- . ' ;,, .,\n: , , , . . , . i iuiiiiI. us tu drive him Insane,\nmining men and those interested in\nbillies to know of the relative merits \t\nof OI'O samples from different mines\nlind camps as it will to know which\nare the prize winners in the stock\nthe\nA. I!. Galbrallh of Spokai\nbreeder of line horses, hie. sent a lllilll\n\u2022Ju pf the fllioM Nelson; C. II, ToWltl\nHotel Arrivals.\nMcLttOD llnTKI.:\u2014K. P, Wulliis-\ntuit, Victoria;.) Maguire, liutte; F,\n\\V. Ferguson, Vancouver; ('has It.\nI'loWn, Spokane; \\V. |\\ Slucv, Spokane; It. Anthony, Say ward j J, Mam-\niniind, Salinoj 1). C. Ilanbrick, Salmo;\nH. 11. Welch, Victoria;!!. H. Flower\nVancouver; J. C. Carrtlthefs, Nelson,\nV\nV.isrul VBII HoTKlii\u2014Gust I.UII-\nipiist, Joe Uellangcr, A. Paigen, A.\nlVdph, ,,t \\|;,,,,\n'.,. . n i . \u25a0 . i.. e to Kltropi. to bUV J\" \"t the itie-t Nelson; t . II, I o\u00ab lie, f-t. I alii, .Mltin.\n\\\\. A. Coplcn, superintendent of i \u2022 ,\nthe mining department, Is n-pw hav- liohses in the nlarket to be sent, to j, Jones, Spokane; A. McDOMald,\nIfig diplomas printed which will be Spokane in time to enter the horse . pa(,|,cr Althiifl Nelson,\npresented to thuse having the best ek ^oW, wlllell will W hold 111 connee '\n\\\\'*\u00ab have got ni'NI tu tjUite fl\n'knocking'' of property, wlih-l\nlitt\nfollowing -ignals for handling 'he lire\naim in. Steady 'ringing means lire.\nOne stroke I pause) t\u00ab_.i Stl'ol \" (pn'tlsoj\nthrdc strokes, menus a call for help,11\nhandle the hose \u2022\u2022 holt dry tig am}\nreullng it up artoi use,\nhibits iu the different competitions,\nDiplomas Will bo given for the best\nDpeuimonS of free nulling gold, of free\ngold, of wire silver, of cupper Spfici*\nInehs, nnd su un through the list.\nTl,\" best judges will bo secured to de*\ntermini, the merits of the exhibits\nHurl to award the diplomas,\nis determined to have tho bent there\n, , , , Wu.iioiik HoTui; -.lunies Gray, been aoihg oh here lately, and were it\nturn with the Spokane interstate fair\nfrom October 3 to 0, Mr. Oalbralth Not-ihpuit; Alex McDoriald, Hoss- \u201e,,t for the faoi that the less publicity\nland; George Daiuey, Geol'ge Uailey, given to such businos* the better foi\nfool Hint \u00bbe could\nspread oursel.es on the subjccl lot-\nthe benefit of the \"kliuekel's.\"\nis in his line. Thu agent is piircbus- Nelson: Burt Medlev, Hall Siding; the camp,\ning Shin1-, Clyde*, Pei'clierons, IN\ngians, Sttll'ulks nnd euach horsed,\nAi French, Suhliu; N. .1. Murphy,\nCiilgitry.\ncill'ltt'll NOTICF.\nPlllSHIIYTKIII IN ' 'ui III II M \"i ns It '.\nSeri ices, 11 a. in ; Siindav whool i -'\nlivening -en ice, 7:30. V uuik Pi \u2022\u2022\npies' Society uii.-i- on I'riduy cvei ta\u2022\nut 8 u'ciork. All are *i'. un i>, IU i\nII. Yotthg, Mi A., l'-\u00bb\u00bbot. SMOKE\nLIKE RUNNING WATER.\nTHE YMIR HERALDi\"1\"\" pw\"otilisu,,e avy \u25a0\"\"\u25a0I\nr_________ | he i- |uppiired tu -talcI for it. There I\nii; are however limits u, the drawing out j \u2022,-\u201e,. \u201e.,>.,., |;1,AN|) ()|; ,\u201e^, i-.^i ,\u00ab\u2022 OurStock is Like Running Water, ALWAYS FRESH.\nprocess, \u00abheu the patience of ihe un ! CIGARB. A L'll'-i' 11','lilc quick scllill- llit'tlituls ,'ilitl |i|'itvs, keep ill-'\nb'tibturiptluii-. Ca.uu |.it hiuiuiii. im>i i,,, fortunate litigaiil be es exhausted, Stork lin i\\ i It\" n illt illllt Mtsh . Xi M'lhlllci' till' IlllVtllillJ'' I'll'\neipeeiiiiiyw.iieiiiiuaiipareniieii.snii i- 'j he Kcotenpy Standard t-lit? KKKHHRST here. T<11l.t\\ wc oll't'i' the following,\ndi-coveruble for the delay A eii>u in ma.npfactuiii-p in N0TP THE PRICES.\npoint is thai uf pe-lh-.-.iv Jubhiii\" _ Host Suijar Cured Bacon and I linn (Swit'tK) per pound I Hi\n\/. C. efhelin Q Co.\" S\" I..O\u00ab-\u00abnol.U\u00abl \u00ab,,\u00ab,.,\u2022 15 puunrl. fur \u00a7100,\n'\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0'\u25a0\u25a0 i- \u25a0 \u2022\u25a0 \" \" Tomatoes (Quukei | per can. . . . loe\nl'i,l,lli-!,,-i l*yi.|-v Si. 1 linli.*, I ||\nilCn.--., or .t.-llvt-r,.,! II) cane r III i\nAdviTtlslna rsnw, *i Ml in r incli |.i*r in,\n\u2022 UK IlKMA ill I,- I,.I I ir .1 l.li\n|...-.v.,|..;t]..|.. iii ||,.. .|,.|,.,..| ,,,- ,.,., ., ,,,,,,\ni.r- .-I tram thu ,,iii.:,-\nAclHV liuld Mi a Co i _>\u2022_\t\ni oininiiruinl !>riiitiii_' .>i\n' I ii tin l-r.-nii-.- .,i -,.,i,.|..|rii ,,rr.-.\u2014\n1*1 i*.\u2022 i-iii ii in i ,ii\nIliniAI.P 1-1 III.ISUIMi l.'OMl'.\\XY\nli. UKAHXS, M\\\\\\',|;e.\nSATURDAY, A|TG., 21, I'.nu.\n, rip,!,,, I I hi- ease ,v,'is lii-l heard in May,\nLibetal - Conseivative Candidates for Parliament,\nFor Ivuutcnuy pistrict,\ni llAKl.Fs 11 MACKINTOSH,\nOf liossland,\n'Ful' Yali-L'ai ilau District,\n.MAKTIN huh kill,\nOf Grand Forks.\nNew Westminster Pi-strict,\nJ. D. TAYJ-OH,\nOf New Westminster.\nFort Arthur has been filling fm\ninch a long time, Unit it must now\nhave reached un extremely low level.\nMr. \u2022!. W. Ross has u powerful argument in this week's issue, in fnvoi\nut' incorporation. Wc shall bo pleased lu publish any further argiiiuunt.-\nI'l'om other citizens, either fur against\nthe proposition,\nOre milled in local mills, und shipped frum Yniir properties to the\n-inciters, now amounts to over 10,-\n1)00 tons per month. This is u better rale t.'i.-iit at any time hci'Otofo'V,\nhat ii is only a small proportion of\nthu liguro which will shoitly be attained, With the exception of ihe\nYmir mine, which now furnishes less\ntil in halt' the total product, the\nmilled are all in their merest infancy.\n\u25a0\u25a0 hen the c idence was nil ti ki n\nVftor ' he jud go and Inwyei s had pun\nIi ii d aud investigated the inniier\n\u2022I um i i \u00ab o mum lis, I In- case \u00ab i-\nNi'lsui!. IS. ('.\nt 'iioice t Ireiinici y llutler, Hulk, -~\nA Splendid Laundry Soap 0 bar- fur .\n:; pounds Mocu and .lava Cotluo for,\n. Try -i pounds uf our (ley I on Ten for.\n.*l 00\n*-'l 00.\nIf not snti-fneton your money will be refunded We aro not hard up\nhave i;ot lots of money. Save our disuouuts und defy iiur oppunetits\neijual us in pi ice and quality.\nO, CAMPBELL.\nI\nLadies'\nFurnishings\n'argue |. ti|,e win |d ipuuraiiy siippo.sol \/Vlillinery\nthat aft i r In ariii.n the tyideilcu nod jlilti\nthe ai-.ii:ni nts I hut the case win Staple\nle.-.dy for .b-i-i ot|. This is however (jOOdS\n'\"l'lli\"'\",\"\":1; \"\"1 !\"\"\u2022 ''\"\"\u25a0 mrs. j. mcleou Mining Agent\n';'\"'\u25a0; \"''-\"'^ IX''V 1\"\"'v,!'-1-,., ,\u00bbni,',. store, . vm.i.I * *\nthat old age and dectepitui.u may not\nivertuku iliem, before the decision i-\nluitidetl down. YMIR\nThe delay in this pnitiuilur in \\| V \\'y \"\\| V RICKT MnUml Lifr IllSlimilCO Coilipilliy <)f New York,\n-lance, is the more vexatious, in coii-j __,., Miiryl.'llpi ( 'iistptlt \\ ( 'omp.Uiy.\nsequence of the conlingefit interest] l-'l.l'.SII \\M> KAI.TKI) MKATH\n.ittncbiiig lo the. decision. Ihe case Wholesale nnd Retail\n,n, in a measure, a test acii.ui, und Mail ,\"'il'ls \"'\"'ivv l\"'\"\"'l\" :\"1\"\"1'\"11-\nleveral other aclimis arc tleluyed un-! 'I()I1N PHIUJ li RT, Prop.\npul'tieuhir cu-e. I'elils have h< en ' \u2022 >\n , . Vancouver\n\u25a0onlructod, and the liability 'or ijii-se!\nlebts, will be decided by I hut-use re- j Hotd\nferred to above, Hut in the menu* | ,,. , , .\nrii'si-fliiss Diiiiiiu' Ktiuiii.\nPERCY J. GLEAZER\nStocks and Shares\n\u25a0-.-AdliST FOH .\nLondon Mutual Kim Insurance Company,\n(Ittuw.i lure liisiii'.iiifo Company.\n\u00bb\u25a0. i\u00bb ii . i\nl'lK'ST AYKN'UK.\nYMIH. H.C\nHt'st hiitiuls til' Wines,\nLiquors and ('ijmrs.\ntime, merchants and workmen are being kept .-ut o1' money legitimately\nearned, and have no redress of any\nkind whatsoever, until the i resent '\nens-, which In'-, already been in thu :\nhands of the luwers over -i\\ in ,nths,\nis decided. lit a-lug uise -in Ii ,- s the\nCrow's Nest Cud Co., damage suit a\ndecision was handed out ill a few 1\nweeks after the suit came up for\nheating, and it is diH'ioult to sec why SpOkcLIlG F&llS &\nif the legal luminaries would -pure TSTflT'tT'lPT'n R.V\nthe time to apply their forensic lure\ntu the point, this case can not be set- .,\n'I' he only all run route between\nlied out of baud. points east, west and south lo lloss-\n___________ l.iixi. Nelson, Ornntl Forks and Re\npublic llull'et cars inn between Spo\n\u00abi9:-3S\u00ab\u25a0^\u25a0SS\u2022:\u00ab\u2022:\u2022\u00a3ft*r:\u20aci\u00abit\u25a06\u25a05\u2022*\u00ab*\u25a0t\u00ab*t!\u2022:*^, kane and Northport\n| CORRESPONDENCE { Kiieetivc June um. iooa,\n\u00ab9S8\u00bbi5-6*\u00ab-5r.\u00bb9\u00bb9'4i99\u00bbS3i5S.-9.,99ai Leave Daily Train Arrive\nJOB PRINTING\nOF\nEVERY DESCRIPTION\nAT THE\n\u201e\u201e,Mi\u201ev,:,;,,\u201e, HERALD OFFICE\nSecond Ave, - YMII.\nAll work entrusted to us is neatly and\npromptly executed.\nYMIR CLOTHNG\n AND\t\nGents Furnishings Store\n< In this j ace \u00abill le t'i 111 d a\nletter from Mr. Widdowson, in reference to the mineral exhibit ut the approaching fair at Nelson We heart-\nil\\ endorse Mr. Widdowson's letter\nnnd hopo thai all who have good\nspecimens on hand will si n I them in\nIn Mr Duckworth al the earliest possible moment, in order thai an exhibit worth) of tin- mineral resource-,\nof this district may be leathered to\nli liter, There is perhaps no buttei\nway uf advertising the resources of\nI In- i amp, than a cuml culled lull ol\nri.li and varied specimens jfrotn lucid\nproperties. The Spukane fair follow*\nshort I) nfter the Nelson t'-dr. und ur\nrutigcinciiia should be made thai tin\nNelson collection should be iul.cn on\nto Spokane iu tin,e I'm I hi- fair also\nus there will undoubtedly be n gather\ning of mining men then-. In eotise\nipii'ii.-i' uf the rich luii-.o-.i- ibis vear,\nthere should be eonsidcrnble capital\ni aily fot investment, and ut this fail\nMicro will !\u00bb\u25a0 a large nlleitduiiee nl\nthose \u00ab ho have reaped I he uenelil ol\nthese bin ic-ts.\nThu only reliable and up-Lo-tlate Men's Outfitters\nin Ytuir. Our gooils are the licst quality, nml we\n\u2022 In not propose to bo undersold. :::::::\n8,46 am Spukane li. I .\"< p. Ill\n|0 I (J a. in KiMsluml 'i.Sli p.m\nil:;:! 0rJKk. -i;;: A full line of Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes\nA ;',[\\ ii.in ltfiiuhlie li 1.1 p.m\nCAVP TIMP (.'All. AN'.D INsl'KCT ol'l! BARGAINS\nalt, ^m*^\\NEWITT& COMPANY\nGREftT\nNORTHERN\nRaiLWflY. FURNITURE EMPORIUM\nD McARTHUR & COS\nTO\nl*uk luntoit, Ymih Hisiialu.\nDear Sir:\nS, me littlu time ii-^o I was\nelected a llleuiber of the Mining\nCommittee of the NelKuti Fair, and\nsluslly nl'tciwauls ull'ered them a\ncup us || prize This il. lias been decided tu allot to till best mineral ili-,-\nplay sent in hy any district in Diiti-h\nColumbia.\nI was asked iu look ufter tho in-\ntell-l of ibis Cllllip, bet ou ing to\npressure of Iri-iness I -hull be unable\nto al tend lo it this year like I did .-v.-. i \u25a0 .\u00bbi .i, rids 1* Urn tlma of llio year lo g't your pick of Hi-niu'.v sulu.a );\nlust, Mi. A. I! Duckworth hua P Alll |<'|(! |'()\\ST POINTS I'm'iiluiru. Iron Hulls, binulciims, ltugs, CarpHts ami Hutnniuo!\nkindly cutiseiiti'd tu look after Mm Mil.l-; AUHSTS l-'OH TIIK M Am iN-ll Ist'll PIANO,\ncollection in Ymir and anvnne wi.1, J St. Paul, Chicago, New ,\t\nin, ist in any way .ill oblige York, and ft HcARTHUR & CO\nForward!,,, \u201e -pe,. ,\u00bb to ALIi POINTS EAST\nI'AI.At'K AND T0U1U.ST\nsl.l'iKI'I'.DS lUJFI'K'l',\n.IlillADV CARS, MODKHN\nDAY COACHES,\nDINI.MI \u00ab'AltS.\nMF.AI.S \\ l.\\ iMtli;\nSeattle, Tacoma HOUSEHOLD NECESSITIES\nA. M\u00bb A!.],\num as eai'ly a- possible,\nYolli - mi \\ truly,\nK. \\V, Widilowsim.\ny.MIII l.oli\nMeets I'n-\nTiie iull,|i|li-l lllllou uf lie- l.iu if\nthis l'ro\\ inee, dues not -cei, to be ill\nrended with ns much cx| idition, evei\nus iii other i nullifies, The hiyinnn,\n\u00bb Inn ho goes to law, knows full v. ill\ntl ut it- mills grind slow ly und that\nit may be some weeks or months be\nn re he cun gel a hearing, llul that\nhi' i- already habituated to, audi\nMill UiliiiK. No :;\u25a0_'. K. 1'\ni und third Mutt\nnys ot ii,< nt li,\n\\ i-iting brother* \"rli ,\n\\V.| t'oini, c, c,\ni 'iii.i.sii; Wooiisini,. |< I!, s.\nBest Meals on Wheels\n[-AST TRAINS\nFurniture Dealers and Funeral Directors\nNELSON. B.C.\nS II. vVu are mile agent* lor thu Marshall Siinil\u201ery Mauri--**, ami Um (ihih\ns.-i tioiiul lloui i 'a-e tun! Kill -\nYMIR STAGE\nS. H. SEANEY\nFresh Goods for the Spiing Trade\n2 PAST TRAIN* Qi -\ni:\\sr and wi'.sr DAILY L\\ Ah|( I,,,-swift's Uncoil ami llntns (tiioynre t In- liest)\nDundee MiU'iuiiliuk'- lilue I'niiit OyHtcl'H. ('i'onho i\\\nSpecinl Excursion Hate* |j!aelKk\\i\\V.\\\nYMIR, B.6.\n*\n\u00ab*4 Six Good Fire Rules.\nIn view of the cmunion, , uniiijie\nwhich ha- lieeii caused this season to\nmining und other property in I'., iti.-sli\nCoiunibiu by fotesl lires, tho tolluwiii\"\n1*\ns\nClark's Furniture Store YMIR BAKERY\n\\\\ II.I.I.WI CLARK\nL'udertuker an,l Fund Den\nMail orders prompt !y nl tended lu\nrrhlivRi :\"\"'', i f'\"\"! Second Annua! Exhibition Of The\nIhe 1 luu-iiis I loneer, miiy I e ul sei'vi d\nI'.llti il Si iikit,\ny '.i in\nl-'rcsli Pii'eiul Kven Moi'iiin-\nM Its, .'i.-.o'. is, i -i, Am:\\i i.\nTwo looms I nl foi 11j111 iiuii ,\nI ping\nI f*J\nv. it 11 advantage by all pi ospi etui\u00ab.\n, impi i -, ant! men of the w uuds \"i ner\nally.\nI. Do not build a lire lurgui than\nyou need\nI >o not build your lires- in\ndense masses of pine leaves, dull and ! ^-e-i\nother combustible uniteriiil, where the ' ^^\nlire is sine to spread.\n.'.. Do not build your lire ag du \u25a0\nUrge logs, especially rotten logs,\nwhere it requires much more wgr.8\nand time to put the lire out than you\nure willing to expend, and where ymi\nme rarely ipdto certain that th- lire\nis really and completely extinguish\ned.\nI In windy weather and in dan- , ., . . , , -\\- i .. ...\ngerous places dig a holn and dear oil' '> \u2022 '\" AlHUlM.', N(\\, jNelKOll, I). (\na placo to secure your lire, lou will, \u2022 . . , \u2022\u2014\u2014\u25a0\n,a ,c wood and I rouble.\n5, 12very camp lire should he I\ni iplole'y put out before leaving I hi\ncamp.\nG Do not build llres to clem- nil\nland and for other similar purpose*,\nwithout informing tho nearest otlieiul,\n\u2022 u that he may u-si-t you.\nXolsoil A<\u00a3] LtMlltlir.l] Mill' il!(!i!-ln;i!\n.\\:v-;rl;ili;i]|.\neptember 28 sod 2\n>i\\v Buildings, Fine (Jroimds,\nBig' Premium List.\n****\u00a3 Novel Open Air Attractions. \u20ac\u20ac\nWrite for Prize List.\n' \u2022' .\u00bb\u00bbt9ll!1'Oiablllfl.ll^lcS6CIICIbO(iOleil6tlll4DS'. ICf\n11\/1 _ H IP*\/tO* B^i 5_B>f\"VT the\nle id pipe branch uf the smelter I }'\nicason of the fact that the product is\ntho first pipe ever male in Canada\nfrom Canadian lead.\nTl\"' bi8 ll!lld I'M'' '\"\".'hiii\" las ww( |l|H| vM|l||. ,,\u201e\u201e\u201e\u201e.,, ,\u201e |.\u201e\u201e\nlaii'l and Ndsoll v\\ilh the Cuuadial\nfiold, Silver, or r*eitd - \u2022*! 00 \u25a0\u25a0, , . \u2666\nCupper, - - - 1*1.30 \u2666 J'ne Best Meals * \\\\',. carry the leading lirands imported Lii|ttor.>\nCold Silver, SluO \u2666 And Acrolllllliiiliil ii ill \u2666 . ' . \u2022\nJ IiiTdwu * a;u ' i.-ais- Mont, Ale, Brandy ami Wine,\n\u2666 \u2022\u00bb\nil. W\\ VViDDOWSON I I ^ fiiieHolectinnuj Wines. X\n,,..,, J * Liquors and t jo.ii'.-. \u2666 . \u00bb\u00bb&\u00bbm\u00bbi*^*a\u00bb.4*9Wb9tti&&\u00bb^*\u00bbi*i>$9&bi&\u00bb&9\u00bb&i\u00bb&i*9&\u00bb\nInn iu, nil .\\ssayei' I \u2666 * t'i iSI\nt t *\nI -I \\V, .MAS'l'KRsiiN', Prop, \u2666 \u00ab\n<\u25a0\u2022\n* * \u00ab\n\\**4*4*i*4*t4*4******4****- S\n VH\n S\\\nWilson & Harshaw 1\nUNION MADE\nShirts and Overalls\nAK-E-\nit\/\n(,1,'ii.h-i ciiin, |\\ ecu uiaiiiigcn t.)\nDining Room ami Bar;\nsupplied wi'h the host\nin the market.\nDraymen and\nTeamsters\nYMIR, 11. (J,\nliiuht oiipt fite depot, Ymir u , n: i , ,- \u2022 t ,\n\u2022 ' ' ' I Laiidlliig heavy Ireiglil ;t\nJ.MIN URKAU, Prop- Specialty.\n\nW\n\u00ab!\/\nty\nw\n$\n>\u2022*\n\".\n>!\/\nII)\n*'\/\n,V\nattemletl to,\nm.i.mix & i r. shkpi'aHd iiv. in. Correspomleneo [iromptly\nKKl) Mot'.'.' I'AlN Kill.WAV < O\nWASHING I'ON .v 11. S. IIV\nv v. & I-: hv. & x co,\nand Ureal Northern, Northern Pacific\nand \u2022 >. II. >v N. Co,, for points cast.\nbeen ill operation for several days, It\nnia-.es pipe of ui'v dimensions re-\n<111 iit'll up tu foilr inches in diameter.\nMolten load is fed into il receptacle at\none end, the refilled product of the\nhad refinery being utilised, The core\nof the size desired in the pipe is phi ed\nat the other end of the machine, and\nI lie operation start-, As the hud\napproaches the cure it is cooled slighl\nly aud pressure applied In force the\nli il ill through the core mould.\nThe oui Ii I of the machine points\nupward, and from this opening '\u2022 ho\npine emerges twisting und wreathing\nhi.e a giant silver Hllllke. Gulls are\nplan-il to receive tbe product, which, I\nin its heated condition, is readily I\nMILLER HOTEL\ns.\\.\\i M ll,l.i:ii. Prop.\nj W.i 't t:i \". com \u2022 from\n1 LENZ & LEISER*\n* ,, ...\nai I'uctory tit \\ letoriu.\nI .!. C. CARRUTHKHS.\n% AUKNT I'm: KOOTBNAV\n*\nI P. 0, llox .\u2022--'\u2022, - Net lb C\nfl, Union Label on every Garment.\n'''\u00ab km**\u00ab\u00abtft-tr-J*5*-S6\u00ab-r<:*re**-r*^*\u00ab**t*t* (\u2022\u00ab\u00ab\u00ab\u00ab\u20ac\u20ac\u00ab\u00ab\u00ab\u00ab\u00ab\u2022\u00ab\u00ab\u00ab\u00ab - '\nREDUCING OUR STOCK.\nIDi: THE MAT ::n DAYS WK WILL < i I \\ I.\n^\"I\" l!,;il>v,\"x<- 1 ,- ,, ,, 20 per cent, discount\nI iilitUICta at .\\o|~o|i u nn the I . li. \u25a0\n* N- '''\u2022 '''\"' K*-'\u00bb \u00bb '- \u00bb\"\u2022>\u00ab [-IetiiU|u:irter.s lorMiniim Men; FOR GASH\t\npoints\nCon necta at CurleW ivilh stage foi (111 (lotllillg, KlU'lURllillgK, ll'iois. Slioe.-. llul- Itllll I'll]-*.\nOt Ami wood and Midway, 11. C |-al KUpplii'd \u00bbiih best brands of\nDutlci curs run on train- tietweeil\nSpuloine and Itepublic\nII A. .1 \\UKSON\n(iuiu-rul I'asseiiger A^t\nBpokane, \\\\ usli.\nw.nes, luiuoi - aud ctgut'.i\nrtlts'i Au.m 1,\nYmih, II '\nLIKE THE OLD PRlilT PAIRS'\nKit n cut 11 Ainiii.'il\nIn Groceries we DEPY competition,\n\\Vc will not be undersold.\nDesBrisay Jobbing; Co.\nwonnd about the apparatus piuvided\nThe pipe is cuntinniis su long as the\nlead f e,| bos contains raw muteri\nIt will be readily understood ilmt\nu short lime sullices to turn out 11\nlarge quantity of lead pipe, \u00abo that\ntho machine is not run eontiuou\u00ably.\nthe plant was in operation several\ndays this week und u considerable\nI escrve of pipe ready foi the coiisum\nII is now in -lock at lie' smelter.\nSPOKANE INTERSTATE FAIR j\nTSPOKANE OCT 3 TO 9\n\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2022>5\nTHE YMIR HERALD |\n'li-a-e forward Tiik Y-*i!it Kkiui.ii for\n h |\nWilli Large Displays in all Departments.\n$2000 Ottered for Krnil and Kniil Kxltihils,\nMore than )|t:J0,O0(l in Premium-, anil I'rizes.\ni and nek tin wletlge tccolpl of oheloseil\nTin. Ili.ini.ii is published every Saturday mor.iing ml\n... .olilaili- all the news uf the ciiuip.\nII -ii.- fun Vi mi, sji II -,i,i- Yn.vit, *l\nv\nI\n4\nFive or More Exciting Races Each Day -^\u00bb\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666*>\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u00ab \u00bb\u2666\u00bb-\u00bb\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666->\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666-\u00bb\u00ab\n$12,000 in Purses. \u2014 .\u25a0..\t\nThe vitrill si brick So much n-eil\nlii towns und cities for paving pur j Down towll Clll'llival eaeli ni^lil-\npnses are made of fusible clays, tbe\nclays at times having a mixture of\nground slude.\nI slink marble thut is entirely black\nand capable of taking a high polish is\nmust rule itlnl Miluable. Some d\n'hi- siuue is produced in Vermont\nand In northern New York, but in\nv, rj small ipiantily.\nIll'ili lii'uitiient iSriiisli artillery Imiwl.\nI''ree llijjli flit-.-, Vatnl\"\\ ille attraetiiins daily,\nfine mineral ili>|i!ny, tlnn -liu.v. arl exhibit, ete,\nMAKYLANJ) CASTAI\/rY COMPANY,\nTo Saw Mill Employas, Prospectors, Miners, etc.\n. , ,, . A small annual premium will insuru j'oii i inn Miryin^ n \u2022-\u2022\"\u25a0I| < to\nREMEHBB R'-Low Rates and Special Excursions . ...\nivuiio.iiuiui \u25a0-'i\u00bb > i .--.,uiMI, in i i \u25a0\u25a0 o| 1.1.VIII or i,i-m,i.I Ml,si, uiei ill ii Id.ieui \"ill M'lUIH i\non al! Railroads.\nConcession Piiviligrs fni Stilt*. Write foi' Premium Mil nnd linen Program,\nllobt, II Cnigrove, Wectctarj' und Miiiiugeii\n\u00ab .ekly iiidemuiiy v.lul.i pi .runted front forking in coil cpien\/ii of\nilccilh'tlt, l-'or full put licuhil'i npplj \u2022-\nt.,i\nPercy J. Gleazer. Aciint. JEWELLERY REPAIRING\nWo arc (specialh fitted'up to do all kinds of .leweilrrx\nlepaii'H, Look into our jewel eases; von ma\\ have n gooil\nI'fooch which onl\\ needs a pin. era ring tlinf ivanls-a .--: \u25a0, 111 \u2022\nn tt. Wo may use the old settings or rcsei ;tn -... II'\natones am missing we will I'ltrm'sli new o al n \\vn low\n[iriee. We want your repairs as we are sure to please von\n| CORRESPONDENCE f\nffl'-j9a\u00bb9\u00ab\u00ab\u00ab\u00ab&iW8\u00bb9\u00bb\u00bba\u00bb*****\u00bb.\u00bb!\u00bb9\nTo Till: lilllTOH OK tiik Vmiii 11 Ull U.I)\nlv,r Sir:\nIt is high time thut\nVilli!\", \"in prosperous little li.wn, wus\nm ikiiifj another ittoi e for i | on.-\n,n, for two reason- l-'u-i. because\nloing the work, Do noi negleei ymir diaiiiimd seltinj, il a \\ins become the centi\nperhaps time yott had il i el: this is our special work and , , . ... , ,;\u201e. i, , ,\ni\ni ii\nwe vuiarantee satisfaction ami saleiy. Oij reeeipl of |tostal\nn I we will mail you a wooden hox to insure sal'ct\\ in\n;' mi; portation.\nPATENAUDE BROS.\nManufacturing Jewellers and Opticians,\nNELSON, D. C.\nS. H. SEA1TET, A.C3-EJTT, YMXR.\nMISCELLANEOUS\nThe greatest single disc iverv of\n'piai 1\/ cry-lals ever made was in a\nmine neat Xiiil.on, Gjeriuuuv, \u00abhere\n, . ,., . 100,000 pi Is of line civsl.il- were\nfjolcl M'iih discovered in Cuhtormu ,\nI'Xtractt'tl troin a cavity, Ihe luruesl\nIII 1848 and up to 11104 the statu Inn\nipeetmen weiuhinj' nearly o00 pound-\nptiiduceil 81,41 1,001), ) iu the | , , , . ,\u201e...,\u2022\n, . him \u00ab Inch I- on exhioitioti in I'd llu\ncu us metal. (...Id whs llr.sl uuiieil p\n... ; i In* museum ot the I nivi r-i: v of\n.New South Hull's in I \".l I, alio Up li\n,., , Naples exhibits a eroup m unurlz\n1)0*1 -he has produced >'l ,:i I \/.7i-'.ooi ; \u25a0 *,.',,.\n. ,, ,. ; M-vstids Meiidiiii*,' hall a lull. Al\nv uih of \"old The men ui Cull ! '\nI,Ian i- u Mti\u00bble crystal I hreo and\nformal* I o8,.\"li0 .-(inure miles win, i\n, ,, , ... , . ., \u25a0 ni'-iiu ii-n-i ti el Iuiil'. live und one-\ntllltl ot New South Wales is consul-I '\n, hull lies ui clicuintercnci', und\nI l-ihlv |-ii--cr, b.-in- ,,(),-.,)(i0 -oll.lle .\n\u25a0\u2022 -iji- -.<) pounds A ' i v.si il in\nmiles.\nthe Paris Museum is tin feel m di-\nThe name fttllei - earth is \u00abiven tu ' miieter und \u00abeiyhw SU i pound-. Al\nKomo claylikc minerals uf u greenish Little Falls, lli'rkimei cutiiitv, Now\n-.vliin', er-i.v. ui-een or brown oolur. V'uik, ure t'niiii.l tlio j i hums of\nThey aro*soft ami are creasy to the t|\u201e, .s|ll.t|| rumuied cryatal, millions of\ntouch When placed.in which they I them h.niiin I,,.,,,, extracted from\nfull into powder. It consists of clay cavities of the e.ilcifeious sutid stones\nmixed with just a sullicient line sili- \u201ef tluu iTiiiun. Hot Sprint,'*, Alkali\neiotts matter to take away its plnsli-\nc|ty, and eonsripicntly it- I'lliim-\napart when placed in water. It is\nused is treatment of oil*, fats and\nureases and is valued at --'7 per ton.\n-a-, hi- been the source of sunie uf\nthe largest und !n->i uuiirl\/ crystals\nof the L'niti d Slules.\nMi et schiiutn is a ininerttl of w Idle\ni.r o|-avi-h color mid is u hydrous sili\nLliibbitl metal is un alloy of cuj.)iei j,.,,( ,,f m.i-ne-ia, li i.,,f-,,fi earthy\nI in and antimony. Il is -of I texture, has the appearu of chalk,\nnearly while, and is need as nn unti- |m.s ,, hardness ,,f \u25a0_',;, ,,,,,1 ,, viiriiiblu\nfriction metal, Isaac llabbitr, of Upecillc gravity, yeij light, however,\nllostoti, patented the nllov iu lt-3'1 us when dry it will flout on water,\nami thu original alloy eoutaincl 2 H An impression eun be made in il b\\\npurts tin, I part* coppei and H anti-tin. linger nail ami has a smooth feei\ninoliy, The fmlowilig gives a toughei p.,,, |,|*in,..i|,\u201el smlr ,f -|,*, ,\u201e,,\u201e , ,| js\nne.Uli Tin Oil pat tu, copper I and Asii .Minor, whero i curs in vein\nantimony H parts r*ead i- also ml\nded in some ciist-s on a. ml of it\nAssociation.\n MKKTs\t\nLAST 'IT'KSDAY IN KAi.'ll MONTH.\nt' i ui and mined -it places from pits\niiii.l leu izuutal galleries in a much\nliieapness. In smdl um units il i-|dun!ar way to cod. When lirsl\nid objciionil. Iml the It d, bin met l\u201e,,U|j.||t to the surfaif il is ..Idle,\nid thut is sold in the i kci ivndy with ,t yelhnvish tint, and is coieretl\nmixed usually contains a eimsidelnhly \u00abii|, red clayey soil, It is sold ns\nlarger proportion of lend thiin its hroughi from the mine, Its only\nprice won] I indicate The alloy i- u,*,,t nt is in eleauiiig and drying,\nusually molted ami run, while fluid, I w'nieli lakes place iu the open air in\ndirectly into Um bearings, a space ,|\u201e -,\u201einuier time, requirinc IIv \u2022\nfrom a eighth to a half inch thick be- Lj*, days of heal to perfectly dry.\ning left for il between tho box .wi'l I Meetseli-iuiu him been found ut u few\nthe shaft that is to be suppurteij |.,.,\u201e.,.., nl ,|1(, i ,,;,,..| ,-s, ,,,.., |,,,i\nI'ln- Mining Wo,hi, ,,f Chicago \"I1 gly in each iiistuuee. li has\ngives the full,.a in- llgure- us the pro- heen found in serpentine quarries in\n, clion of orn ,n llritish Culiunhia ,'.---,,i eounty, Peiinsylvuiiiu, in \u2022 like Nebun, llosslund and Handoi\n,, ii in-.' llu- I'u -t six ou. nih- of 11)01 l>eiiwuie cnutity, Pi'itiisylvi\nThe figures are iiiisleudiug however, -1 I'id lid M\nIn that, while those allribtlled to the L'liih ami New Mexico, Its iimin | shape, Ymir townsilo is fairly level, I aild CO m mcrcial Men\nmini's of tlio Nelson (Ymir) \u00abectioti use is in the muiiufuetuie of pi pea and there ate no costly rock bllllls I\"!\n, in-, enl Ihe rroduction per iitonlh, and holders for inhuri'o smokers, The be lived, coiiseipiently requirca\n\u25a0 \u25a0 rial district should he dune in\nthe tow u llui instead ol hi inn done\nhere, it is all done in Nelson. No\ndoubt it will rem lin so, us long us\nYmir i- not incorporated. There is\nno doubt but thai, Ymir people me\nwilling end able to attend to their\nown business We have very poor\nrailway connection with Nelson, and\nif w,- have any little business to ut*\niciul to. w e have lo spend pari of\nthree (lavs there, which is yery incon-\n\\iiii. ui, io s,iv nothing ahiiul the expense. Nelsotl is very willing to do\nall Yniif's business and us ii i- verv\nprofitable to them, they would doubt\nwti,c\u00abr,tpi,i\u201ehi is a , pae, yMIR II! SIM S^ Gi:i|)r]\nlimestone, yery hue and even hi ir\\. I\ntine, and of light grew and yellowish ,.SUIVi\ncolor, idl'ording a very even surface,] K. \\V, Whlilowsou.\ngood for use in lithography, uaki ur\nThe piopnrti ,11 of | o,.l. | , a,ea i M''S' ''\"\"*\"\u25a0\nin counti ii - of Kemp,- is e.i i li il\nas follows; Imiuico, I - 1000th of t he\nsurface; Spain l-ollth; llelgittm I -\n-\u00bbili; I Ileal lli-itain, I- 10th. The\n\u25a0\u25a0oil urea of I treat !!, il ian i weeds\nI:.'.mi.i squ ire miles, ih u of the 1,'iiil\nei -i.il, - is ubilosl L'00,000 squ ire\nmiles.\nMINERAL ACT-\nCuitT'l m .1-I-; of Iuimovkmkni-\n\u2022 mil k\nliuyonne, Oxford. Maryland Delaware\nColumbus Ohio, Kentucky, New ,ler-\n-,-. Viriibiia ami Illinois Mineral\ni hums situate.I in ihe (Joul Kivei\n.V'iiiing ln\\i-io,i of VVest Ivooleuit-i\ni-iii-l\nWhere Iu 'til, il; On Nuilh b'oik ol\nSuinmil eieek.\n! A Ki: N<\u25a0 I'll B lluit I l-'i, ill I ii-l; S.\nless be very un will ing m see l inn i C'h nu uis iirijiiu as iil'i-iiI for (-'rank i:\nincorporate, bur Sir, the time bus l-isilua Kieu Mimos i!.-iliii, ale Mo\n1 ' II. ;-l. .\u2022.!\u25a0:; mi,I (iioigu llanison\n,-o\u201e,e when we nillst stop \u25a0\u25a0in,I consul- W,*,^, Mi|,,..-., ,., ,;\u201e.,.\u201e _S|l |* .., .,-r>\ner.where wo are, niul w-hcre we ne inii'iul sixty ituy* fimn llu nute lurcof.\ngoing logel oil'at. li we let this ' \u25a0' \u00abl'l> '\u2022 '-\u2022 '' e M it K'ei nler I u\nniiic ties \u2022 t impi iv.'iUi'iiK I u- Hi,\npin p ei- i,\u2022 .,\u2022 : i ;;i .- i i ... ii plants i,I\nlie aliow el un u\nAmi fin il er lake m il-i- thin am ion\nllll'li r si \u2022\u2022 ion .'\u2022.'. mn-l i e c, lliiueiiceil\nh f ce llu- is-u me \u25a0 of such ei rtili 'iiu -\n|. iml of hitsiness go on trout \\ ear to\n\\ ear, w e will sun ly go In-hind ^ inir\nslioitld now take a lii in .land and\niniinipulale Iter ow n be .iness, if il\nwants to be prospei uis inn I built up. j ol hiipiowineni\nWe have got the milling industry 1'nleil this ,jih day ol ,\\ugu.-l 11)0*1\nheie that nu doubt will hack up a] !\u2022' S. CLKMICN I'S. Nelsmi, l(. 0\n;; I -ized town.\nI n the second place. Ymir i* its-\nsessetl for upproxiinutnly ^100,000,\nand the tux ou thi- amount together\nw it 11 saloon and retail liceni cs amount \u25a0\nto between $3000 and $4000. This\nnioitev would all be spent in tho town\nof Yniir. every dollar of il 11 would\nmake quite it pay roll for several\nmouths during the summer. There\nwould be work for all the idle It\nround our town, at good wages, for It\nfew months in the i uinincr. The\nnun, have their li1- im; and w uild\nspend their money with thu business\nmen of I he town. The motley would\nUIIOKKIIAIIK WO I---I tl l' \u2022'..\nIVrcy .\/. HI,:,\/.-,',\nlit 11 111 II\nI, I,:, I'liilherl\nlll.'l i.ie.li- INI) liKNT.\" II ll.MSIII -...\u25a0\nli. (bimpi i r.\nUesHlisai iJolihiiig To.\nNl Wilt A lo.\nI 1 1,'xn li i, |,i:\\i.u;\nWilliam Clark.\nO'KUCKIIIKS.\nI\u00bb, Campbell'.\nbesHiisiiy Jobbing Co.\nS 11. Seaney.\nIIAIIDWAUK.\nI', S. T. Ross.\nIIOTKI.S.\n(insuiopnlitsii\u2014.Itilm Breull\nMil I II- use\u2014 Kill hi v Mcl.e.ul.\nMilh-r House\u2014s Miller,\nI'uliiee\u2014 I ail & Itthhly,\nVuiieiiin er- Owen Buyer.\nWuhlotf - (ii*,,i 1*1* Column.\nYniir\u2014.1. \\\\ . Muslei'i-on.\nI API I s l-i \u25a0IIM-IIIMi AS',, Hll.l.tM' V\\\n.Mi-. John McLcuil.\nMINIMI III\u25a0', llllllRII\nI'erej -I Oil i \u25a0\/.' r.\nI'lllX'I'lX'O.\nIbi.ili! Puh isldng Co.\nSTA'I Itl.NKIO .\nI), ram; hell.\nS. II. M-mieJ .\nriCAJISTKIIS\nlliiislniw iS \\\\ its iii.\nJackson & 1,1'iihy.\nIlex Oleic.\nt mo llTAKt:it.\nW'illiiim Ciu:\n^K>T\u00abU-fc\u00bb*^-^*.i- .\n. ,. \u2014> -\"-i---\n^^WKt^ , Ymir Tra\n^'\u25a0^\u25a0- \u25a0-; I ' '\n\"^3 '\u2022f'l'\".:, --.': -\n%^- j\n'^i-tc---1'-.-.-\n\"WWfrr Co.v-:,:::-!,\"\nA ii'nii\" n'.i'iiu: :i shel Hi nnd dcrrl]\noiii'-i.lv iifrerhiiti our oimMnn froo v\ninvoiiiion '-i |>rohnbly nntonttiblo. ('.',\u2022\u2022\nlinna Rtrlctlycotilldontlnl. HtindbnoUi nl'i \u25a0\u25a0\nhqiiI ii'.-i\". Oldcflt nponey rorflncurlnw :\u2022>\u2022\u25a0 mi.\nI'litQiita tnkoii tin\"Ui:ii Mutm ,\\ (.0 \u2022 \u25a0\u25a0\nScientific \u00b0 HSiefkan*\nA hnndaomely llUintratad ireoklj I \u25a0 \u2022 -*\u2022 otr\ni,\u201ei\u201e\u201e \u201ei nnr.tole&tlllo }'\u2022\/\"\", I, 'it. | hundlim of guuds\nsister Co,\nJACKSON iX I.i:\\HV, Prop-.\nTzammq and\nExpress ....\nAll orders pi'omptly attended to\nind the greatest cure exercised iu the\nvi'.-ir: four nn.niiM $1 Send byoll ini\null IU back to the men that pnul BraccDOfllo\u00ab \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 t bt. WMblngiou. uC.\nthe taxes in llu- lir-i place. The |u m mumii ^-^_^. \u2014\t\ninotiey would only change band- several timos, and would he used up in Ylllil\" (.-itlZCUS\niin- town llul it our luxes ire all\nsent to the govetnnieni it will all go\nout of tie- tow n, every dollar of it.\nWe will not only have the \"pending j\n,,f tin- iiione',, and keep il in town,\nhut we will have the improvei t-.\nThree thousand dollars for improve- ,| \\v. n,,Ss, President,\nmeiits, if judiciously expended, will 1 |i Cami'HBLI., Secretary,\ndo all the street grading that i- nec-\ni-s-yrv nl the present 'in.', and build\nall thu necessary sidewalks, Y \u25a0\nis so situaied, naturally, that ii i\\''<-\nnot iieid any ureal expenditure, Not\nShelf 11.1 nl wit iv,\nr.niiiii'i'.-\" ii.'ii'iiw.'ii'i'.\nI'ltint, Oil, and Glass.\nAid. KINDS OF MINIS', SUITUKS\nI-'im.av MofiKun, Treusurei, j\n\u2014Ma\u2014m,, a mniiw\u2014\u2014fa mine, ,\",.'i,.\",Ti,, Kouteii'iy ooywhere would be of much value, perly and eiihauce its value, li will\nmine. .'1-781; Jumbo mine, 1 71 \u2022\">: I | \u2014=>\u00bb\u2022\u25a0 he nn induce nl fo taidu people\n'. I\u201e mine, H.S2; White Hear none,; f\\'(; Woncio'l*. to como in nnd buy property, to build\nIHir.; SpilKc- mine, 7'JU M..-1. i ,, ' '\u2022\u2022'l'1'' WW |\u201e. ,\u201e\u201e,c )'\u201e,. protection, and this\n\"\"\"\"' '\"' , !\" ' '\" ' \"\u25a0\u2022\u00bb. \u00abtnti,.u that liiNl | l,e paid for out of taxes, and\nTie- lioiindov tlistiiel (Jruiihy gur Wulluee's search for a wife for . i , i i\n^ not by private subscriptions us hero\nH.in|..uiy. :'7ti.0l0; Mothei f\/ule, 87,- Coihiuiie, ii llritish Columbia runcher\\\u201e.c,\u201e.n\nimO: Kiinnii, 16,064; St'iinUir, 1.7:.\"'. Il4\" ''\"' a \"\u2022'-\"' '\"'' I. Ib-v. Mr.| Some towns which had natural!\nI'm, of s,| n Arm, llritish Col- '\n(j.iv., CiK-Jir a certificate of ,,Ml,,,\u201e|ll,|,,, |\u201eivc hud lo burrow u\t\nbarriers ami\nplied in aii-wij of an iidi'erlisetnenl ' ',, i : .- .\n1 un in. all lin|uovenienl- can be pnul tor out\nMost i iforiuhlc hotel in tin- d\nti let. lively thin\" lii.-t \u2022class.\nI'M II!, U, C,\nWholesale and retail dealers\nin l-'i,-h Koastiil\nHigh * Grade \u25a0 Soffeea\nOro Denoro, l.'l,31.'l; Atbelstuii, iiUS.'i; ' \"\"\u25a0\"\"\"> \"\"\"\u00b0\" \"'\"\"i barriers tn ov\u00ab ne, entailing hirgt\nuiiibi.i, gii\" Loiltrune a certillcuto of v, , ii,,,\u201e\u201e i.\u201e, i.\u201e,i\n! ,.,,i..\u201e,-,*, Mil; Klkiu.rn. ils.qothers . , .expenditure, have hud\n\"'\" '\u25a0-\u2022'\u25a0. \u00ab\u00ab\u00abl hik I dl'l'd girls itp. V,\u201eir ha-no ittch I\nI iu- Nel-uu liisliiet; >\" ii i i t-, 1,000; The ruble stale I that Mr. C'ochri ',,,\u25a0\nHunter V , 1,500] Wilcox, uOO; '\"\"I 'i\"''1 suddenly\nUi en, fiOOi Second Itelief, i00i A\nThe big light be I ween ,1,-Hi ies und\nM. in oui\"- i.l) I his week- in S ,u\ni he present taxes,\nI would suggest that, If lite Unvi\nbe ineoi porated, a stipulation bit III\neluded .i the at'ticles uf iticurporaliotti\nthat lite pieseiit. taxes mil not be\nraised for al lea.-t llill'U years, and\nalso ihat tl lected olllcera bt nol\nliligtott, 100,\nThe Sloqan diHtl'icti I'uyiui n , |.Viuieisco, and is the biugest event of I , \u25a0 ,\n, _ , i ,.r.. ii faisurl lor al least tliiee vl'.trs, and\nI. i.'l; Ivatilinn mine, l,.)()o| Hwai mi. i. t in pugilistic centers for ninny\nInitie, .\">77; Slocnii sou mine, \"111; jeuii 'I he Unite miner lias nchiuv- . . . .\nri-nuni-raleil dllt'lllg Ihe Hiunn period,\nUumblei mine, I-\"; lleh I n i >'d a aieal irputalitui in a very short Moplny t\u00ab ur the viuws of oilier\n... , I'lttterprise mine, .'110; Alain.. \\U\"\"\\ '\"\"\u25a0 \"\"' ' 'V '? \u2022''\"'i\" uU''\"m^ fr \"'\n| Kiiii.'K luui out i- qieaili questioned I lour obetlienl servant,\nIni -. 'Jtl.i; Siin-et mine, L'-s, by the expetls | J. W, liu-s.\n\"'.\u25a0\u25a0 f ^Sterling\n) V \/ Silver\n: '--.V\nFrom a ceffe-f\nK> ''mi to a thoub-\nii!el dollar pre-\nrvciilation net.\nIknry Hirks &\nH-ns* facilltlei\nfur making 5f>ii\n\u2666 Stove Lengths \u2666\nX $100 :\n4 *\nt Per Carl Load. \u2666\nI ... t\nI'orlo Rico X V\nt l.lllllllt'l' (\"o. 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