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SEPTEMBER :i. 190-J\nPhtck Iuvk ( 'en rs\n: LOCAL ITEMS\nVV. A. S| eneer, of Nelson, i\n\u00ab n on hi- usuid num.!ii\\ . i-it.\nThe Ymii: Hi\n> \u2022\u2022 - \u2022 -\u25a0\u25a0*... Mi.-i-i Whillians, the ,v sehi\nThe Porto I lien saw mill is riinnii:.- teiioher, i- giving half an hot\na three houi lute shift now. e.uh dm to the scl\nrecovery, nnd is now out and ubout am,nation\nThe iidvei'tisenienl of the Montreu\n,, .,. , , ., , Family Herald which appears on out\nOn I u,'-day the .ioih. All- . \" .,\nagain\nUoun\n,, .. o page, nii'ers ii verv cheap sub-\ngust, the wife ol 0. Hundley of n\nthird\ndaughter.\nGeorge Column h.i- been do\nscription to both the great fumih papers mentioned.\n. . , , Al rungeinent'i are hem-.' made in\nthis week with a severe attach ol In-.\n., , , \u2022 ; Nelson tor the establishment ol a lo-\n0U.1 stomach complaint.\nmil stock exchange, lin- may be\nPurse pleasing prices in staple ami . ,.,..,,\u201e ,ls .,\u201e jndi,,,,;,,,, tl,at t|\u201e, i\u201e\u201e|._\nfancy groceries mil pro .unions nt L.s t|,cro are ju{ng ft prosperous bus-\nCampbell's, ! \u25a0\nI think it. will be generally admit\nted by the citizens of Yndr, that\nsince its institution, tho Ymir Cili-\nnppenrs this \u00bb*W9\u00ab*6\u00ab\u00ab\u00ab*\u20ac\u00ab\u00ab\u00ab\u00ab\u00ab\u00ab\u00abe\u00ab\u00ab\u00ab\u00ab\u00ab\u00ab\u00abM\n\\ TUNING NKWS. !w,,\"k tbBtler I|,1:i,ily '\"' w* 1 correspondence g\n\u25a0 which we hope will make it il i e KSiiiieiSirSiSS^^-iSZSZSS-'\n\"-\"\u2022\u25a0' Dr. Dixon U s n tow..! looking ^t-'^'''<'P'^\u00ab\u00abion We are pleas YMIR, 1st, September.\nI'\" have If,,,. \u201e,,,.;,,. property. ' '\" '\" r ellurta to produce h'o Till. Rl.iroil ur I'ltK Ymii: Hkiui.i\n, i. i- i i \u2022 , | passed the H Hi School Entrance ex- ' a decent sheet ure being appreciated Dear Sir:\nton. Kobiiison, hi- iniulc a uuiek I >\"\u25a0*.\" ' * : . .. , ,.v,\u201e.,.,,.,I \u201e, il\u201e. , i .* ,\nr, ' \\ iimination <-ie,it.tt|i is expi ted al me by the greater part of tl mmunity,\nVVilcox mine this week. and that tho Hkiui.ij has thu good-\nWork on the Highland Chief has \u25a0 will of the u hole of the townspeople,\nbeen suspended foi the season with of course the exception of theL,ens Association has d iiuch \u2022_\t\nThe Hunter V -.hipment, are ,\u201e. wl \"\"\"\"l'\"i\"' bftn-\" \"'\"\"'\" \"0t ]*\u00b0 lQ U'ork for tho town All un,\t\naveraging three car-,.,,'day, or ovet \u00a3\u00b0'\"J b,Ut ll,em\u00ablv\" P*\u00bbP*ing. Lents which have been made during\n\" ' \u2022 ' Happily the numeral strength uf this lhl. p\u201e8t tl.,v V(,.,r, ,.,,,. tu |\u201e. edited\nbind is small, and to the credit of|to t|,js Association. L'ndcf these\nKowley and Andersen are doinu i),,, inwn In. it s,i,l i-n,i,lic dwiml ! * . .,,,,,\n611,1 town, ni ii sain, i,i| _\\ ii\u00bb inn i circtinistances, 1 think is is very i.'-\nwork on the Bustler n Ini in, situated |illg. gretable, that the citizens do iml\nnear the 1,\"\",a- I take more active interest in it- met I\n\"'everul new placer locations have1 I digs und attend them more regularly,\nreceii'ly been in i-n in the neighbor- W A Coplen, superintendent of The whole work has practically been\nhood of Hall siding. the mining department of the Spok- carried on by four or I'm- incmhei -\nForeman Mason, who has been a. v ... , ,. ,.\n.Newitt iv i n, are making prepara-\nthe Hunter V. for over a year, has ,. , ,, , ,, .,..\n' | ttons tor the wet weather. I nev re-\nlipw left to look after his interests\nelsewhere\nceived il very large shipment of all\nkinds of rubbers ihis w.-e-;. If you\nColon\"! Collillgwood iling, an old take one rubber then-, you will surely\nresident of Port Arthur, which is now , buy more,\nsuch a centie of interest, was in town i ,,*, .* i . i , , i c \u2022\nI lie .Nt limits Wlio I'ltlll'H'l ll'olll ,.,uiliiiuiii\" iiioi hliloui if llu* n-.eil i .- . I \\i .. i\nthis week. . continuing piouulii u a ine usual pies of the various ores, Mr. Coplen\nj 1 \u00bbea\\er after one days shooting, re- \u2022 ,**ito\nDave Grobe has the proud distine- port that the birds aro not yerv plen-\nc, . ,, ,, ,\u25a0\u25a0,, , \u2022 , ' \u2022 Work ha- been lesiinied on the Al\ntion ot being the first amateur hniti\u2014' ttful theie tins year, Later on m\n,..,., ,, , , . , , , i lin mine. A crosscut is being driven\netilturisc in linir, to produce n imp season however they may bo expected . \u2022\n1,. ,.,,,,,,,>,-l il,,, si.1,.' '.I ll I tl,,> I,,,,'.,,.,.\nFifty stamps are dropping at the :\"\"' l\u00bb1\"'-\"\"\" \u25a0\"\"*. wl'icl' \"P\u00abns Even tho larger holders of real ,\nYmir mine, and ,- will probably October .1, is getting up a fi liplo- perty in the town, seen, to neglect\nbe put in commissi.,., .his week. '\"'V which will be awarded for the this institution, which is the great,-'\nbest mineral exhibits this year. Ihese safeguard to tbuir property now exist\nThe Second Relief, Vrlington I diplomas will be awarded by the most |\u201eg. [t, is suruly impossible that tl\nQueen mines, nt Salmo and Erie, nre, comj ,-t judges for tlio best nam- paltry sum of 25 cents per moi i-\nfoiind prohibitive by these genlleuu u\nis receiving assurance of fine exhibits who tiro so heavily interested] in tl\nfrom all purls of lie country. There! town's welfare.\nis every reason to believe this de- ' ,\\( the lust meeting of the Assi\nof home-grown apple:\n! to show up better\nNow that a little rain has fallen There aiv a largo nnmber of Ymir\ntu connect the Mini with the upraise partment will be better than over bes tion, a resolution was passed, instru\nfore. The railroad- have agreed to tjrl\u201e t|u, secretary to prepare a rep,,.\nfrom the tunnel.\n* Ymir take lilt ore samples to the fare free showing the dues collected and f\t\nii i .i i ., \u25a0 i v i oi-i.- Miipuicnts turn tho Keystone , , \u201e\u201e ... , ... B\nanil cleared away the smoke, Ymir ladies who are experts at all kinds of . ' , . ,,, . .\" , , of charge. I hese will be reiained in whom toccthcr with a s'.ateniont ot\n, , i .i ' * i , \u2022 um mine at line, which is operated by , , \" '\"'\nIts a clearer at.inrisplierc than at. anv 'aucv, iliawn anil line worn . I hev ! r ' Spokane and put into a permanent ex expenditure This report will al-,\ni \u2022 .i i , , ,, i* , .\u25a0 , \u2022 , -i Messrs I.. lemenls iml Uavls. have ' '\u2022 '\ntun.' 'luring the hist month. should send lit examples ol tln-ir skill! Ini.it which will be kept from vcar to show- ihe n ones of those who Inn-\n.,''\u201e, ,. \u2022 , \u2022 been temporarily suspended, , ..,.,.\"\nMe.sr-. Forrestor Duckworth Nelson 1'air, where prizes are \u2022 year for Interstate fair exhtbtt.\nv \u201e.,, \u201e i f, \u201e\u25a0 ... i i, offered for the best exhibits uf this. Of the many oxperts who hnvu re-\n.Newitt, utul t otlev, went ilown on the \t\n... .in.\" , ,, , \u2022 i kind of work. ccntly examined the Yankee Girl, one \t\nfirst, to take first pop at tho birds, \u2022 ,, . .\n, ,, .,. ,, , iii and all express their confidence in it.\nnrouu'l Heaver siding. Pretty nearly everybody in town; '\n\" . ,' , ' , . ,. Negociations in several diil'eienl\nfou can get up a good meal a. low ; \u2022- \"\u2022 Bvooolackon norutng ol ^ ^\nexpense, if you buy your grocerie.-t at Iuesthiy last, ibis was not duo to .\nlump hell's. any particular addiction to early ris- *\\ report n\u00bb to die new staff of the ,\nbeen regular attendants, und to win\nefforts the niaintiiiniince of the institution is due |i is to be hoped thai\nthose huge owners of real property i\nYmir Rifle Brigade.\n.... .., . .. ... ,,. ... the town, whose names do not appeui\n1 he lilies for the 1 u.ir ( ivilian\n.,..,,,., , . i will take n tumble to themselves, aiel\nI\u00bbill.- Hr,glide are now on tlieir way | :\n, . .. .,., ,. \", | lienci forth help, both bv their sir-1\nhere iron, Vancouver, the shipment\n\u2022Jump bell's. I any particular ii'toicii.ni to eany ns- \/v repuri. m w \u00bb\u00ab: ma. \u00bbiuu ui un i ^t^ ^^ Vancouver. The shipment \"\"\"-'\"\"m '\"'l'- \"\"\" \"- \"\"\" \t\n.,..,,,, .. \u201e . ! ing,'but because of a very startling Lo Hoi mine, finiM.ies with the states ,,-.., ,, -,,,. contributions and by their presence\nMr. M l.oth, the president of the J ' , , \u25a0-,,,- consists ot ten Leo-J'jtmold rtlles. . . , ,\n,.,,,,,,..,, , \u25a0 , clap of thunder, which shook every tnent, that the production will be in* ,.,. ... ,, ..,,.,, ... at tho meetings, in the conduct ol\nActive Gold Mining Co., and tuther ' , , , , , ,. these l't lies ai'u of .JOJJ ooltbrc nnd, ,\n,.,,... i i \u2022 , , , bouse in town, and quite outclassed creased, und that the smelter at . , _, , ...,.,,, ..\u201e..,.\u201e ,,. this very useful association, I an. Mr,\ni-t Paul VlctOI Loth, IS expected here, ' I , ,,, , stglited Up to .HIM) \\iutls. Aeeoin- I ,,, .\n ' , the no I w'tisi e .is ull ear y caher. Northport will treat a ai'ger tonnage, . . .if iourslruly,\nRhortly to look into the affairs of the \u25a0 L\u201e . '.,, , ,, .,, , ,, panying them aro a number ol acces- '\n. \u2022 _ ,,.,.,.,, . . ! Ibis will orobablv mean -till lurtber , .MKMIIKIt,\n,,. \u2022 \u2022 panying mem are a numoer oi ucces-\n,, ,. i \u2022 i i This will probably mean -till further ,\n1 t'te ItttVccch is back again nil ' - sone.s, targets and accoutrements to\n....,., , , increase of the Hunter \\ s. produc . . , . ,.\nl mir. after having been examined by get her with ammunition to the extent\n')\" I ..,..\u2022*.,. i \u25a0\u2022 .\u2022 : tion' .. , ... , .. ., i r\nActive Ci\nCharles Dundee, accompanied b, , , ,. . t,,,,, . ,\n,. . , , , . ' eve-SpeCiahsts in Montieal. I ntors ot Inn rounds tor each member ot\nI is lirotlier who lias uist come out ' , . , \u201e,, . ,, , , , . ,\n,*\u25a0,,, . tnnatelv the repvrt of these special- 1 he billow dug r-Voi'ds were made |l,e Brigade, which tiow numbers\ntiom the old country, was in lira ii ... , ,. ,. , , , , i- .- . . . ., ,\n,. , , , ., .. , , tsts is to the ellccl that his present this week at the local recording ot- forty. In using iheso cnrtntigcs the\nthis Week, and paid a Visit totlte|, ,,,,,, ',.: J. :.. | e\u201e, ,,.,..,.,,..,, ,.. ,.,.. ,i .' \u2022 .,.. ., ,.,.\u201e.\nJ mndee mil)\nThe old man KcniK\nhalf blind condition can novel' be ini* ficel Hugh McDonald recorded the Government requires thai the shells\nproved and that In' can never hope to i location of the Champion claim, near lie retained and ultimately returned\n - -'dy who has been sec rny better than ut present, Pete thn Porto Rico mine. Ed, Poters re- for Handing, Captain Itoss has\nllu inmate of tho hospital for neverul 1 |\u201eIM t),e nympatliy of all his Ymi'.' corded assessment on the St. Thomas, been busy this week hunting for a\nInonths, died last M lay, ami was friei1(|s in his nlHiction Telegraph, Maple Leaf, No, 00 and favorable location for the riflu-butsi\nburied in the Ymir cemetery, the Centennial claims. Col. Holmes I). C. 0 is expected\nTreBoult is nourishing as well as p:il-\nf 'Mow ing day,\nBase Ball.\nBefore leaving for 9t. I.otlis Fall'\nlill your trunk at CnnlpbaH'-J with I Tho base ball game at Salmo lost ataUlu, 2oo per package, for rale at\n8 ' - and clothing, you will be in the week, resulted in favor of Ymir by Campbell's,\nlatest style wnen you get there. a score of'Jf-to II. As usual tl\nhere about the 'JOth, Septembei\nYillir Citizens AAsocia-\nMiss M.icgieg.,1-, who has n I n\u00bbt part oftbegamewent all in fa- I On tl vertiliR of neXt Monday I t,on-\nHotel Arrivals.\nM.-l.i-on 11,,-na,'\u25a0- It T. l.owi-1..\nNelson: Pled i)ohn-in. Summit) t'\nDttibrick, Salmoj Colin d Drown\nVancouver: K. N. Jones, Vancouyerl\nII, ,1. Moore, NelsonjChaS Hurt, N\",\nsole S. Ilulfour Jr., Hamilton, Ontario.\n\\ an. oiir.it HoTEii:\u2014Steve Dcrln.\nSllhno: .1. Westglte, Porto Itteoj I'\nWillett, Nelson, A. I4! T.lll.lliell' ,\nNo.tbpo.i 0, Ballanger- SeUon; C,\nEdWafd, Bpokanci\nWai. ' HoTHi.t\u2014-Churles W,\nti'is, Kelson I >li- M- S.lvodn and\nsister, Nel-oir Mi-s Mon-ki. Nelson;\nII. 8. Simon, Winnipeg] 0. P. Ten-\n'II-- ULHVUIflUUr, W l.o ll,,- OC.-II \u25a0 - i - - - r-\nsecond nurse ut the Ymii Hospital P'0!-\"' of Salmo, tbe score being I to 10 (Labour Day) a dance will be given _\\, t|,e meeting of tho above Asso-\nfor the past two ttionths left that in- in favoui of Sal mo ill tie-end of tho I in the Miners' Union Hall, in aid of ciation last Tuesday, several accounts\nsiitutii.n on ThursdiiY lust. juss | third inniiigH. Then Captain Audei'* the Ymir Base-Ball Club. I In connei'tiiJU With the flt'o equipment\nUennedy, the m.-.tr ltcon)pll)M0-j son threw his hut on the ground, and tinill-onrl rates tu tltd -Mpoknlte In- IVOrb set I.\nher as far as Nelson on a slum visit, tilings began to happen. The Ymir Lt.,tntB Mh v,.!m,|, opens Ootober 'I'bB small s of thp genbrnUtten- well, Salmo; A Swannell, .Nc-\n,,,. ,. ., , i ,, , \u201e score rapidly crept up and soon Sub 3 wm bo hetter thii yeuf than t|,Py dance at the meeting of tho A^socia-j0 go Peono, Porto Hico.\nHiding p'lrtii\"* win ntltj tin' 1.1 cu- , ,. , , . . 1 .1, . . 1. * \u25a0 i- 1 in*.\n,. ,, , ,, , 1 was left bell.nd In the match , bec|) for Myor&] ma Mmm. tion w.w discussed, and efforts aie to\n1 UI\"' M iiUI In i\\t ji 1 (i|'\\ |M,,;i\u00bb>.i!iI I t 'ill I . . . . i i i *.\u25a0 , i . . 1 i ,, \u2022\n' the Ymir team included four new .\u201e.,,,\u201e,\u201e,,., ,,. ; -, \u201e,,V(. \u201e,.,..,.\u201e \u201e, |\u201e1V,. bo made tu get the business men to\nfoi 11 rule. ror a gum I tiiillo \u2022 the1 , ,, ,, i- . \u25a0 1 . 1 .1 . \" , \u25a0 . .1 \u2022\nplayers, xt'bo all distinguished them- L.,. uj Herbert Bolster's knack of take greater . nteresl ... the institu-, (\n,>'\"'i\" ,l\"'\"' \"\"I tivfl poHltlunm doing business vvlt.ll ll,.- railroad-,, lie tion. in view of thb undoubtedly g IP' |,: ' ;'\n1 u'nl to the Summit mine, post II.1\n^'niir i.ii.ie, is the most suitable, be\nll,,- I I'll .-.'.* I'. 0. i'.elllililll.\nNelson ,1. W. .- t. Su \u00bb Deuve\n\\V, Sum\n-. \u2022 ,, , |, I -ci..s,,, ,. 1 ,-\u25a0- -\u25a0 j nis lies- wit I he I'll road\". 1,1, 0, ,e \" o, .,, \u201e \u201e\u201e.,.,,, \u201e.\u201e\u201e.\nY mir niiiie, s the 10-t su table, be-,, , , ...., UJ|\u00ab , -. , . \u2022 .\u2022 1 \u2022 ,, \\i,., ;,,. I? II |\u201e\\ ,,.,,. Nu sou\n. , 1,. , , 1 ,, :'1\"1'\"- lh\" now catcher, ,-, m\\U , b fttJ f.Q t6 f|i()111 work it has and is accomplishing, son, Mnjit I, n. 1, Mu uv. .n. 1 u\nb ^ very level nnd a good mlrfuce. , .. ,. ,, \" ,.., , , , ,, , , . , . , ,,\nplayed a line ga , old) bul1 \u00abl| points in the Inland Empire to I he seorcUry lopoi'ted that lid had Cobmoi'olitAs Ho,..,, i. Ilreit\nNext Monday (Labour day) there , i,,g him. Dr Dolierly, plnyed Spukttllll Illlt] ,*DtUrn. This is tho written the Cold Commissioner and y. j , t.iii, Uriet .1. H-'l\n1 :... 1 , 1 1 \u25a0 . \u2022 1 1 1 :. ' .11 1 1 -.i . 1 '\n- \u2022, \u25a0 - \u25a0\u25a0 \u2022 \u25a0 ,\u00bb|\nwill be an event of great local inter- second base, and distinguished Idin 1,.\n1 -t. On that day tho dedication of! self at the plate: when lie got his mad\nfirst time this has been granted in thd local member with regard to an\n' \" t \" several years, \"UlKO I\nli.\" new Catholic .l.iit h will take Up and welled thd ball for keeps \u00bbt Faii-jj1' i\u00bb thu indtLa at\nplace, Cheap rates ale availableLai'e.l enough foi .-. th.ee base run 'y\u00abnr and it applies to\nfrom Nels in this tl.ty, and it is ex-: possibly a home run for a sli ,- bats- \" . \u201e\u00ab )(| ^\n'\"\u2022\u25a0\"- \" \u2022 \u00ab 1 Suokane) Newton Orib, Saiulni;\nseveral years, \"hike the Old Fruit appropriation for t l.'-ets ol (.Ill\nicit ed there will hi a hu of \\isilor-\nlo take part in the cereilhmy.\nSpokane this towni l,,!t \"\"''\" ,,lltl ''',',i'v''' l!\" \"\"\nthe railroad \"wpl' tu l,iN l\"lt''1'''\nIratostiHwelltistoothei points. flm .ulvisability n( iucip \u201e,,.i\u201e\u201e I'iro chief Cblley hu prt'|...te.l M\nman. Another new player in the One fare rates fot the round trip WIW t'lt!n discussed, and tint meeting following Mgnuls for handling the I'm\nYmir team was one MacVicar w'10 will be iri'.inteil by each road on ngeherully was found to be in favor of alarm! Steady I'itlgitlg im-aiu llh\nSing Keo's brother was iibre the pitehed during tlfe hist tht'eo inning?i llifj-el.ent j,^.. |je\u00bbldl's these all the tbe proposititin, thtro being only one OnB stroke (pause) two kes(pnusr)\ntveek. nnd concurred that hi- brother \u25a0 ved himself to have-the mak- L0,u1m Ullile ilt gj\u00a5i0< u,tU of a fare dissontie.it pre^dtlt To- - ,,-, , \u25a0 v u strokes; means a call for help 1\nWi-'Vliuvoverwiishee-h,,,, ,,\" .\\,,,H\u201esofa\" I pitc'.er. A tidpitch !,\u201e,,,\u201e -j,,,,1 *\u2022\u201e,, ,\u201e\u201ei,| trip, guotl was instructed to wrltu I inipora- luilitllf thb hose whM, tlrymg in\nother Chinaman recently here on tlio w lw ^ \">' wm,ted '\" llie lutt,n tl.toug I thu fair, All tickoU, ti,,,'s ut !j|,,tnh ('ilv' s'\"\"!\"\" and reeling it up after uso,\nsame business to act as arbitrator to rulieva Anderson at tj * and il is wll,.,|1\u201e,. ||\u201e.v ;,,, the general feduc- Trail as to the lUnning bxpt'usi of\nlend interpreter was very1 sing in hoped thai MacVicar will ii!l the ,. ,\u25a0., ,',,,,. ,.,i,d a third tir tho the iiiUnicittalitieM with a iew to ,--\n1 llt'UCH SOTIClJ\n\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 1 o ii f a fare and a third tir tho tin* municipalities, with a \u25a0 i-w to es-\nhis child like cotilldenco us to liis own i\u201eii Hixon ibu fourth new comer \u25a0 , ,\u201e\u201e..-.,,,..,.,,. ,,\u201e ., \u201ei,.\u201ei,. ,|... ...\nICUlabihtV. ll apnea - i- : ',\u201e- d\u00ab, nt'Oved hi.llself to bo a hard I lit - P . , . ' llUWtim *\"\" l\"\",\", '\"' \"^\"\"^\"\"'\nbei-of the Chinese Mission at Nelson, ,M\u00b0 ''\" ' ' ' provide that tho pure er may re- ||\u201ep, ,,\u201e\u201e.,\u201e,,\u201e\u201e,-\u201e,!, lllf()1,nation I'ui.-umm^v Cnt-wii Mornin\u00ab\nand in the course of his remarks said, - main in Spok until tho day follow I .-,\u25a0.-\u25a0 Services, ll a. rii.: Sundiiy s-huol I\n\"M\u00ab Chlistian C niton, therefore This viclo.-j gives Ymir the cup, in\u201e ,|\u201e, ,1 | hit ol' he may it 11 llw HiMiilirm ot tho Assottat.on ^ ^.^ . ^ y , |)(|\neaititot tell a lie.\" Wu were not thu loam having won tho best two uf | return sootit'f, to call a public meeting of the citizens s . on I'l'idnv evi'idng\nawiirelwforotb.it 11 Chinaman had three inatehes. The Sal boys will Single fares f.-r the round li'ip will, ih\u201e ' \" ' \", ' ,\" \",,,\"' ,'\"' ,,\nOnly to bo Christ! \/.ed to bo a rival prol y bu up again on Sunday Um ! the Spokane l-'-.IK ,v \"n ' nd td take .1 mJU upotl ,l\u201e :\u201e s \u201e,.,\u201e\u201e,,, A\u201e \u201e ,,\t\nl.f ib-oige Wiishingtoii, llth,illst, 1 Northern road O-t ,1,-r tilt. kubject, \" \u25a0 \" ' '\u25a0 -\nll. Youiu.', M. A.| I'-'--' aagagggggggcagCT-g: - - pa -. g\nTHE YMIR HERALD! ,,I'IK\"1 ' ilL u l\nI'lihliMii-d \u25a0..:. Ssliiri) ,y -o,-l iiinil\n. !itr, -- , or i.l,i,;',-1 lo currier in loun.\n.-i,:.-,'! ,].ii.ii- -''.-1:: | it iitniuin, [.lljlll.ll \",',..\n. |ICI'.\n.* Iv,*rti-iii'_* rui'-s. 51 yi pur uicji j.-t inoplti\n'INK lll.llAI n I\",11 I,-- Illel fr'.tll ill! Il'jldlllu\njo* A-s,l\"a|.r- ui llr- 'li-tri.-:. .,r ctpi !\u00bb'\u25a0 Obla'.ai*,]\n!,..*.-i from :!,,- ,,iliL-\u201e.\nt.-,,,,ini,'!',-i;il |irlui,r,x \u2022\u25a0' ,\",-,tv |]L*sprt|itluii\n' a Un- iirc'iniscr, ill -, Iiird prices.\n,-rr.i i-in.i, nv tub\ntlpR.U.p l'|'|ll.|SIII,\\l, COM )' VN y\nI pi iiicipul iieim, would he the upkeep\npf tin* public schpol [including the\nteacher's salary] and a salary 1 \u25a0 tin\ncity rlcik, who would he the only salaried municipal o|ljcer necessary,\nWith regard to the school <:\\|.-\u25a0 11.1i-\nlure thi- would he hugely ojl'set by\nthe Goyernuient pec capita grant of\n\u25a0\"\u25a0in oi| the nyeri(g'e daily uttendapce\nThis would amou,,( at the presi nt\n\u2022-I'm- to -Jd'JO. and as the prpseqt u|\nII. KKlltX'S, M \\VAI!Klt.\nHATUKpAY. SHP,, .\",, lppf\nLiberal - Conservative Candidates for Pa.rtiarnent,\nVvv Ivootepuy pistrict,\nCHAIH.JOS H. MACKINTOSH,\nof llossland,\nliir YidesCarilioii District,\nMAItTIN BUB-RILL*,\nOf Grand Forks.\nNew Westminster District.\n.1. D. TAYI.Oli,\nOf New Westminster.\nIncorporation,\nThe question of incorporation for\nYniir has been discussed op several\nprevious occasions, and on P'lpll of\nsuch occasions the genural consensus\npf opinion, has been, that any step in\nthat direction would bp premature,\nand not tu the best interests of tho\ni-oii.tnunity. Circumstances have\nhowever, altered sinoe the last public\ndiscussion and there are two or three\nnew considerations to bu taken into\naccount, which put u new aspect on\nthe subject\nIn the first piece Ymir is, or should\nbe, the capital city of the new Ymir\nlileetoral Division, That it, all the\nbusiness connected with the ruling\nshould he conducted at central offices\nin Y'mir. Cleographicallv, it is the\nmost centrally situated .own of any\nM\/.e,in tho district. It bus only ono\nconsiderable rival, tbe city of frail,\nwhich has been incorporated since\nI001, but which is situated ill one\ncorner of the riding.\n.\u2022should Ymir acquire its proper\nplace as the olllcitil centre of the Ymir\ntiding, it is neither just nor Citing\nthat it should bo dependent for it-\n1,,,-ul government end regulation up,,,\nanother town. I' should certainly be\nself governing before it call hope to\nextend any measure of jurisdiction\nover the riding. No one can doubt\nthe material advantage which would\n\u2014. j\n: - i\nagsgwswmflc ...\nfgggerw*\nMISCELLANEOUS i Vanc\u00b0MVer\nHotel\nI'ii'st \u2022clasjsi Djiiiny.' Uponi.\n||t'st liiatuls pf Wines,\nA metal ,s called mall, able \u00bb hen\njt can bo flattened oul with hammers, etc. Examples of malleable :\nmetals are gold silyc,- and copper,\nTine- hundred million pounds of \u25a0\ncopper and 13.500,(100 pounds ,,f\nspelter are annually converter] int.\narticles o{ copper and '',\u2022'.\u25a0\u25a0- ill 'hi\nUnited States.\n' The fust copper mill,; worker] ill\nkeep of the sphppl ipplpdiiig salaries L.he United Status wtps the Simsbury\nj-only ubopt |800, thp dijlerenpe niine at Granby, Conn. It, w first\nwopjfl npt In- vpry large. The n|lice located jj. I70.r| and was in operation\nof city clerk generally includes thp \u00ab\" RnJ Dllt0 1770, vbp|| itwasahun\nduties of assessor ipiij ta.v pollpptPf,\nun.| in fact thp who|e eluripal work\nuf the nipnipjpuljty. In thp present\ncase the office should not bp wotl||\n|no|-e thap SnOO a yea|'. So fii|'\n|.|)C|pfo|'e \\vp have up annual exnendj-\nti|re of \u00a7050 ..g:.i|.st a I'pvpnpe pf\n,i,\"i|iii. There are l.owpyer several\nemergencies to he provided agiiinst.\nIn case of an epidetptp of pun|,ageoi]s\ndisease, the municipality is liable {of\nthe care of the ijifi'i-ted pcfsons, iliit]\nas in, iiniiipd sum s|)oidd he laid aside\nfor this purpose, by way of insurance,\n.-\\ neniianpiit city constable 1-; not\nnecessary, but spepiiils would bare to\nbp sworp in from time to liuie us occasion might arise, and permission In\nrent thp provincial jail for the safe\nkeeping j,f prisoners could probably\nbe obtained wjlhout difficulty.\nIv'i-H with these expenditures, it\nwill he seen that a considerable sum\ns|iou|d be left over for improvements,\nor il would he within the iurisnietion\nof 11 if mayor and council to reduce\nthe ran- of taxation.\nIn the letter from Mr. J. \\V. |!o-s,\ndon, ,1.\n!d<|iin|s tintl (Ijgnrjj.\n\u25a0 iWi-.N RPY]JH, Prop.\nSeoomlAvp, '- VMH!\nWilson & Harsbaw\nDraymen and\nTeamsters\nYMIK, !\u2022\u2022 C,\nI I'lutlliiiL;' heavy freight n\nSpecialty.\nCorrespoiirieripQ promptly\nattendee] to.\n\\u ail' uoiiipcessof pnuducus air under pressure frptp ono pound to tin\nsquare ipch up to 3,QQ0 pounds or\nmore. 'J'iic i|si]al working pressure\nranges from f)0 to |(|ii pounds 11\nsi|Ui(re jpcll.\n\\Vhe11 a mineral i>; spqkon of us\nsectile, il ini'tins that it can he cut\nin thin slices |,v a sharp knife. Ar-\ngentite and cefargyrite aru crumples\nof sectile ores of silver Talc, mica\nand St6|ltit0 i,|c other Maniples of\nsectile ijiitieruls,\nNugg.-ts of larg \u2022 sijc ,,f plqtinum\nare exceedingly rare.. The largest FIljST A Y K\\ U I',,\nknown is from the Ural mines and is ________^___\na part of the famous petnidoff collec '\ntion in |li|ssjit. |t wpighj :..'J J-.'l!\npounds, Other luuips are one iu the\nBerlin Museum from South America\nweighing |,Q,S8 grains; one in th\"\nmuseum at Madrid weighing 11,041\ngrain-., and another in the St. Peter*-;\n.burg Museum weighing II 1 -'.' \u2022\nPERCY J, GLEAZER\nMining Agent \u25a0 Stocky and Shares\n--.-r-,VU|iNT FOE \u25a0\nMutual l-i|<' ll|*s|H'fU|i'P Coii)pai)y Qf \\'mv V'JI'li..\n.M.'ii'vl.'iipl Casualty Company.\n|.iiiiiI.i.,i Mutual l\"'ii't' Iitstii'iiiico Company.\nOttawa I'M'-' !nsi(rai|i't'('unijiaiiy.\niTMLR, 1! I',\nJOB PRINTING\n(JF\nEVERY DESCRIPTION\nAT TIIK\npound.--, No .\\niericui, iniisoum ex- ' \t\nhihits a hunphngoi than i|,u 0,11 J\u2014J J-4 L^ A. J Jj Cy\/^\/^ 1 LP*\nDnatli Valley in iooated in Inyo\ncounty, California, near the Nevada\nbolder. The mime was given by a\nsurvivor of a party of immigrants 30\npublished in last week's issue of thn I jn number who in 18+9 lost their\nlluiiu.n, that gentleman proposed 11 way and, after enduring frightful suf-\nAll work entrusted to us is neatly and\npromptly executed,\nsli| illation that nu money should he\nburrowed for 11 specified number of\nyea.ts, that the mayor and council-\nmen -luiulil receive no salaries, and\nthai tbo taxes should not bo raised\nfor the same length of time Whntb>\ner* these stipulatiuns can bo introdue-\ned into the articles of incorporation\nfei ing, most of them died iu the hot\nsands It is said that lio other RUch\ntrack of ground iv known, It le-u\nfrom north to south, with a length of\nabout 50 miles and width 35, and its j\nsurface is ;M0 feet lower than that of I\nYMIR CLOTHNG\n\u2014AND\t\nGents Furnishings Store\ntho ocean lluring August there is\nlens than ono half of one per cent, of Tho Olll}' I'ollable aild up-to-date Men's Olltfittoi'H\nuioistutc in the atmosphere. Sum- ill Vlllil'. OlU' gOQtls lU'G tllfl bosl i|lialil,V, ail.I WO\n r boat rises to 137 degrees 1,, and (lo not propose to be Uiuloi'tiold. :::::;:\nivc do not know, but certainly we do [50 has been known; a higher torn-\nnot think thut Ineie is any need\neither for borrowing, paying salaiici\nu' raising taxes So far as wo can\n,ee the presenl derivable income i\npei-iituri) is unknown on the western\nhemisphere, Tho valley seen from\nthe summit, of Panamiut rango presents in November a long gray wasti\ndesert, in which there 111\nA full line of Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes\nCALL AND INSl'KCT OUH BAROACNS\n\",:;::: newitt & company\nI.,-, rue to the town, if made the eoun .\n. 1 . ,. ,, every year produces 11 balance sheet,\ntv sent of the riding, and thu tteecs- \u2022 ' '\nWiry first step in that direction is |\u201e \"bowing a goodly list of assets, and\nloosen the bond- which make it so liabilities \"nil.\" And yel coiisidera\n, bunds of white, made by thin de\n.imply sullicient to run thu town, ..lid . ,\n' posils ot borax, and to the south 1\nwe believe that capable men can lie\nfound here to undertake the olHcjal\nduties, without being paid for their\nsen ices. Nor is there any reason\nfor borrowing, The city of Trail bus\nbeen incorporated three years, and\nmuch dependent upon tlio neighboring town of N'elson, This win only\nbe done by incut pnrution\nAnother consideration which puts\nth,- proposed incorporation iu 11 inoro\nfavorable light than heretofore, is the\nii-ciii increase of taxation. The tax\n> 11 personal property i* now one per\ncent, ciud for the present year, the\nhie money has been expended on the\nImprovement of the town. Wo are\nof the opinion, that with careful and\neconomical management, Ymir will he\nable to exhibit 11 similarly prosperous\nlooking balance sheet.\n,11 a thin line, the Ainargoe river, L) Lv\\C\/\\ \/V \/ li LJ J\\ QX UU J\nFURNITURE EMPORIUM\na poor, sluggish stream, dead most of\nihe year, absorption taking it all iu a\nshort tin,... The mineral wealth of\nHeath Valley is doubtless large, but\noutside of borax nothing else is milted.\nSpontaneous combustion refers to\nthe ignition of bodies by the internal\ndevelopment of heat without the application of an external llatno In\nsubstances strongly lubricated with\noil, if the oil is freshly made, it is\nvery ready to combine with the oxygen of the atmosphere and give out\ncarbon and hydrogen. The heat thus\ndeveloped, diffusing Itself through a\nmass of intliiinmable material, will on\noccasions suffice to set them on fi\"o.\nLlitUinillOUS coal, piled up in lu-aps.\nhas 11 tendency to ignite because of\nHOUSEHOLD NECESSITIES\nThis is the time of the year to g.-t your pick ol the many seleei piece* uf\nfurniture. Iron Beds. Linoleums, KllgS, t'arpi'ls ami UatUUlOuk*.\nsold', AGENTS FOR TIIK MASON.HISCH I'lANo.\nD. HcARTHUR & CO\nFurniture Dealers and funeral Directors\nNELSON. B. C.\n}i u.\u2014We are sole agents for the Marshall Sanitary Mattress and Hie (ilubfc.\nSectional llook Case am! files.\nS. H. SEANEY\n, , ,.\u201e Tll\"'i'\" \"\"'\"\"\"' ' ' \" ' 'I'\"\",\\\"' Fresh floods for the Spiing Trade\nlux will yiohI in 1 mi 1 about .-|...ui. 1 Simi;. rf there is anything in tho iron that it contain?. In slops laden ' \u00b0\nTo this add? IS00 per 11 1111 N'1 \u201e|,| uadition, tl.6 doctor, should reap wltl' coaHmprHKnated wild ralplrar\nt',.| lirenci- bv the nine hotels withiil\nIII harvest packing hi- present, around\n1 ami iron in thu form of blh'llphurel of\nthe town limits and t-JIIU paid fori' \"' ' iron (pyrites) doc ,o-iti\u201e,, of this\n , 1 ..laii-l the population of Kernin -luuild substanee is al times occassioned by\nI his make- a total ot ] ' '\nretail llcel.ee-, , mi i .\u2022 - ,. ,.-..., ,,, :\n\u25a0 ,, 1 ... . , iii,, , the access ol nioisluie, ami heat Is\n\u20223*100 of annual revei now being b uh 'hcrciised thereby\nT ' evolved to such a tlcgt' is 1,, cause\npaid over to the Government olHee in | ~ | tl\u201e. fbinlunitioti of tl nal, pai'ticular\nNelson, ivhic'i would bo available for I'lie cost of itieorporatlon of a town |y |( nh' is admitted freely. Spun-\nexpemliture in the town if incorpor |neeil not be very high, und it is pei tanoous combustion has been known\nj in metal mines, parti\nIII lll< I <0 \u201e,,,\u201e -, I'll ,1 I, ,1 Mil I \u00bb ,, I ,' I\nnt.-il, iml i-i,until.'.' -11 in 1 ix small it. nisi ,,ii-.-il,le ihul il hi payable out. .if the , , ,, , , ,,, ,\n' \u25a0 I Ihe ol'.-. al e her. lly i-harge.l will, sill\n.\\>k dii' Swift's liai'iiii an.I I lams (tlicj tiro the be\u00abt)\nDumlcc Mai'llmliidt', lilttii Point OyHtors, Crosse tV\nBllieUwi.H'H I'icUcs. .lam-, iiti.l (1i..\\\\ <'liuw: \\\\i II\nselected Tens, CofTees and Cocoa, (Jovornnioui\n('reiuneiy and I [azelwood Butter,\n V>\nUndertaker and furniture Peal\n_ \u201e__ .Mi.il orders promptly iilteude I to\nSecond Annual Exhibition Of The 'b.uc,*\u2022,,\u201e.,\u201e\u2022, v.,,,;'\nlltoW !\u25a0:, 1st, Am.\nrent for ligh\nkeep,,,;\nNelson Agricultural and I udustrinl\nAssociation.\nSeptember 28 and 29\nNew Building's, Fine Grounds,\nBig Premium List,\n***\u00bb\u00a3 Novel Open Air Attractions. $$$$*\nWrite for Fri\/.e List.\nJ. M. Amiable, Sec, Nelson, I> ('.\n\u2014T\n* r lllltllljiiigil .son, ,,.. :,,'i,,.a'J,flfleoc:,'.'a^c',i',:('\nI McLEOD HOTEL !\nin:.\\|.\\.i'..i:'i i;i;s koh mining UK)\nTIIAVKLLINO PUBLIC.\nAND TIIK\n-ample rooms in connection,\nNewly furnished throughout.\nHate- SI.SO to l?2.50 per daw\nFINLAY McLEOD, Proprietor\nRREE F RElEl m TAir- \u25a0'\u2022,!n,i,v\nPALACE HOTEL\nA School of Success. v............\n\\\\ '.\u2022 enrry the lending brands imported\nTAUGHT BY -,,\u201e] Cigars, Stout, \\l<\\ Brandy and Wine.\nThe Most Successful Business Men of America. ._ \u201e__\t\n\u2022lOttOlM\nSir William Van Uorno, ex president of tho C. P li. Sir Thomas J\nSI. iim,hnessy, |, resident of the (.'. P, It: C. M. Hayes, general manager uf jj\nthe 0. T. Ll.) Sir George L'riiiimiond, .. ice president of the Hank \u2022>,' Montreal $\nDr. William Poterson, principal of McOill University; Churle* I!. Hosmet'i \u2122\npresident of the C. V It Tulegraplt Company) I:' VV. Morse) George U. Cor- to\ntelyou, formerly secrotary to President McKinley und President itoosovolt, \/|\\\nand .1 host of oihers of the most successful men of Canada and the United\nHOW TO BE SUCCESSFUL.\nto\nStates, have agreed to tell the hoys and idrls* the young men and thu young *\nwomen of Canada *,,\n1\nto\nThe Family Herald and Weekly Star, of Montreal, at great expense, Jj5\nhas arranged for a scries of articles on Success by Allan West, bused \"ii tho to\nexperience of fifty or more of the most successful business men of Canada, &\nsome of whose names are mentioned above. J\n*\nThu articles will shortly appear in the Family Herald and Weekly Star, *\nand no hoy or girl, no young man or young women, no father or mother in\nCanada should fail to read 11n - \u25a0 it ''\nThe YMIH HERALD has completed with the family Herald and\nWeekly Star a clubbing arrangement, by which every reader of this paper\nand every resident of this district con enjoy the advantages of these\n\"Success' articles. Here arc the terms:\nPresent subscr'bers to this pap.,- who are not readers of the Family 11, r\naid and Weekly Star may have that paper until December 31st,\n1904, for only , ,., ,'.., 20c\nTo new siihs.iil.ers we offer llin VMIlt HERALD and the family Herald and Weekly Stat' until December Hist, LD04, for only,,,,.,.. 35o\nUNION MADE\nShirts and Overalls\n-AliK-\nTHH IBJE3T IIST THS M^E-KET-\nWhen tliry come from\nLENZ & LEISER\nI'aeioi v ill Victoria,\nJ. ('. OAKRUTHERS.\nAGENT FOR KOOTENAY.\nP. 0, Hon 50, - Nelson, B. 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Shut'--*., Hats illltl (ap.-,\nknow tho many good features of that groatest of all family papers.\nThis offer is good only until Octnber 1st, 100*1 The Family Herald |n Groceries Wfl DEFY competition\npositively refuses to Uvcupt any subscriptions after that date.\nSend your order now to the VMlIt II Kit Aid'.\nLIKE THE OLD PRIHT PZURS\nEleventh Annual\nSPOKANE INTERSTATE FAIR!\nSPOKANE' OCT, 3 TO 9\nWe will not be undersold.\nDesBrisay Jobbing Co.\n\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u00bb\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2022\u00bb \u2022\u00bb\u2666*\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\n* THE YMIR HBRHLD\nWith Large Displays in all Departments,\n1)52000 Offered for Fruit nnd Fruit Exhibits,\nMore than $80,000 id Premiums and Prizes.\nFive or More Exciting Races Each Day\n819,000 in Purses.\nDown town carnival Ditch night.\nFifth Regiment British artillery blind.\nFree hitfh class Vaudeville attractions dailv\nI'lfiiso forward Tut-: YMill lll.'i.M-i. fell'\n\u2022 ml h\nto.\nand acknowledge receipt of ohcluMld \u2022*\n'I'lIK IIkiiai.I. Jh published every Saturday moraine, aid \u2666\nX\n\\\n\u00ab-*-\u00bb-\u00bb-\u00bb->-\u00bb\u00bb-\u00bb->\u2666*\u00bb*\u00bb->\u2666\u2666-\u00bb\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u00ab\u2022\u00bb \u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2022\u00bb\ncontains all the news of the camp.\nRvri.s--t'i.K Vf'.\\it, $2; Hai.H Yr.ui, \u25a0*!*\nThe Mutual Life lil.sui'jub'c Company of'N. Y.\nHas Assets Exceeding $400,000,000.\n' A policy in it is tho safest investment known to mail.\nFine mineral display, dog show. nrl exhibit, etc. Cadi invested in Life Insurance is casli invested thai will\nreturn compound interest *-*,\nREMErtBER\u00bb-U0W Rates anil Special Excursions, All snccesstul business men carry large amounts of In\non all Railroads. insurance. It provides for tho family, protects a mail ii) l.i-\nold Age, and protects Ids other Investments, For rates ...\n('..hi-.-.siiin lVivili\u00ab..s foi- s.dc \\Vrilc for l'reiiiiiiiii List and Ruoti Program, any form of life insurance applj to:\nit,.!,!. 11. c^i'itvc, s.r.ct,i,-.y and Managdn I Percy J. Gleazer, Local ftqiiM. JEWELLERY REPAIRING\nIII Tolll.lt.\nmills AND UKNTS I , I1.NI8IIIX.\nWe arc specially fitted up to do all kinds of Jewellery e. \\v. widilow\t\nrepairs, Look into our jewel eases; you may have ;i good uakehy\nbrooch whioh only needs n pin, or n ring thai wants a stone Mis (Jrowo,\nreset, Wc may use the old settings or resel anew. Ifi iinoKKiwciK and insl-uani-i\nstunes are missing we, will furnish new ones a! a very low j Percy-j.Hici.usur.\nprice. We v.a.t ii your repairs as we are sure to please vein\nin doing the work. Do nol neglect your diamond setting it' ''\"'';1 l'1\"11\"'1'1\nis [lerhups time yon laid it reset; this is our special work an...\nwe guarantee satisfaction and safety. On receipt of postal i)...nn'.',','v'.i,,i,i,ia,. 11,\nearn wc will mail you a wooden l>ox t.. insure safety in\ntransportation.\nPATENAUDE BROS.\nManufacturing Jewellers and Opticians.\nNELSON, B. C.\nS. H. SE^2>TJ\u00b1]\"y\\ A.C3-E32STT, YMXR.\nYMII! hi sinks:; < I ii\u00bbE Ymir Transfer Co.\nJACKSON & LEAHY, Props.\nFlathead Railway,\nNe-vill iS ('.,.\ni . um .em: ni'.Ai.i.H.\nWilliam Clark,\n(iUUCBIIIKS.\nH. C'anipl.i'll.\nllcsHiisny Johhlng Co.\ns 11. Seaney.\nIJ0TKI.S.\ntlosr.iopiilitiiu\u2014John Breau.\nMi U'oil it- us.'\u2014Finlay Mul-eod.\nMiller House\u20148 Miller.\nTeaming and\nExpress ....\nAll orders promptly attended to\nand the greatest cure exercised in the\nhandling of goods\nAcarai ivei\"hs three und oiie-sixin I , , . , ,, ,\n9 i Inline\u2014 I ail & Kttihly.\nHoy grains; !M carats is the standard Vancouver\u2014Owen Boyi\nSteps are being taken for building of pure gold, or gold absolutely free Waldorf\u2014George Colnian.\n. ,., , , ... .- .i i \u25a0 i .- , i n-i Ymir\u2014J. W. Masterson.\na railway into the Mathcad IS.-it ttom any other kind of meta). \\\\ I\t\n... ,. , . ,. I.AI.IKS | I UMSIIIM. AX,i MlLLlNKiiy\nc..aI lands hv representatives of two gulil lias u iincncss lower Hum l'I\nsyndicates now in Victoria. These carats it means thai an alloy of some\narc Judge I\/rather, of Spokane, and other metal is contained, or, for in-\nJ. Mcintosh, of Grand Forks (direc-* stance, if tho alloy am,amis to a\ntors of the Kootenay Coal Company), fourth of the \\v hole, the gold is 18\nand I-', \\V. I'cetze], of Nelson, rcprc- carats li ilid six alloy.\nsealing a Nelson Syndicate. Both \u00ab^\u2014 -\ncorporations are heavily interest,',! in\nlands adjacent to the Crow's Nest\nCoal Co., and which were recently\nthrown open,\nArrangements have been made by\n11,,1-,\u2022 two syndicates to hand over one\nhundred claims between them, comprising 64,000 acres, to this com-\nThey're line fresh an,I reliable goods\nnt Campbell's.\nIn tlio United States copper is\nclassified in three grades, lake, olec-\ntrolytic and casting copper, and is\nsold in form of ingots, uuodes and\nwire bars. Lake copper, meaning\nMrs. John MeLeod.\nMIMING RBCOKDKU\nPercy J. Glea\/.er.\n1'UINTlSG.\nHerald Publishing Co.\nSTATIONERY.\nI). Campbell.\nS. II. Seaney.\nTEAMSTEUS\nllaisliaw ,v- Wilson.\nJackson & l.c.l.y.\nAlio:, 0 Idle.\nUNDKHTAKKH.\nWilliam Clark.\npany, the latter iu turn agreeing to copper from the Lake Superior, Mich\nconstrucl a railway and put up coke\nui en-, 'ii \u25a0 i s land on the Flathead\n. iver w ill h't opened up t,, ull.\nThe names of those back of the i.e..\ncompany are not known but an im\npression prevails that Corbin is hack\nill it. It is saiil t,, he hacked will,\namiile capital and the company will\nbe capitalized at ten million dollars.\nIV,,h panics have largftjlioldings\n\u2022 t i latins yet remaining.\nMINERAL ACT.\nCKIIT'l-'IC'-TI. 01-' I.MI'ltOl BJIENTS\ni ornn\n0, T. P. Terminus.\nlow l-rovince Can Secure\nlU'ticlit of Real Estate\nli.it.ni,\nigan, I'n Id, is must pure and tough\nand for many years has sold at an ad-\nvunco over all othei- grades, 11 is\n\u00abell adopted to th. iking of copper j Bliyonnil) oxfoiTM^yland. Dulewaro\nHiic. Electrolytic copper is copper (join mints. Ohio, Kontuoky, Now J.-r-\nelectrolytically worked and more of it sey, Virginia and Illinois Mineral\n,,', V.iii i - 'claims situate,1 '... the Goal River\nis sold than of -the Lake a , now, M Dlvta,0ll o[ West Kootenay\ntin; standard used ill market t|UottL- I HlsLrlct\nlions, tt is presumed to have not Whore located; On North Fork ol\n, . i- ,i i i i \u2022 Summit creek.\nquite the purity of the Lake nnd M| Takb N0Tice that I. Frederick S.\ntherefore considered loss desirable for elements acting as agent for Frank C.\nelectrical uses. Casting copper usual Klsdon Free Miners Oertiticute No.\n... ' 11. 81,698 iiml Georco Harrison,\nly contains impUrttes that ....pan- its ,.|(|i n',inBr.s Cfertllioato Mo. U. 81.270,\ntoughness nnd electric Conductivity, ini, nil. sixty days from tin- date hereof,\nlhu.su impurities being arsenie, an-! to apply to the Mlulng Recorder for\ni . ,.,, ,, . 1 curllllofltes of illiproveilleilts, for 111.'\ntimony and iron, i ho very smallest: p(|rpoM o( ()U.lining Cl.oWM grinl(, *.,\npercentage of arsenic in copper spoils n,u above olamiB.\n1 per for wire making, Casting \"V\"1 'urUier Ulw notice that action\nI I' \" under section 87, must ho ootlimenoed\ncopper ii usually sold in ingots, Luke before the issuance of such oercllictiles\n, I , , , .- \u25a0 \u2022 i i , ' \"I in.I\"oM-nie.it\nI'he Toronto Globe, discussing tbeande trolyt.u ,n ingots, who bars } ^ ^ ^ ^ ^^ ,\u201e\u201e,\nComing selection of the terminus of I \u2022, n anodes. Cupper uliotlus aro F. 8. CL\/EMBNl'S. Nelson, B.O.\nthe G, T, P., Biiysi | heavy sheets of tbe motal used in co|\n\"To pVovent a stlturnalln of real ' . .\n1 , pur plating hv electrolysis,\nproperty speculation, usii.il in such\n*\u2014b\u2014\u2014m\u2014^\u2014i \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u25a0\nASSAYING\nGold, Silver, or Lead - SI.00\nCopper, ----- SI .50\nCold Silver, - - - \u2022 $1.50\nCharges for other metals on ap\nplication.\nE. W. WIDDOWSON\nProvincial Assayer\nP.O. Drawer A I I.l, Y.,1111, B.C.\n\"YMXR\nMEAT MARKET\nFRESH AND HALTED MEATS\nWholesale and Retail\n.Mail orders receive prompt attention\nJOHN PIllU'.l-.KT, Prop.\nYMIR STAGE\nMeets train every morning\nexcept Sunday, for freight\nami passengers for Yniir\nmill. By special orders ou\nSundays. Or for Ynnr mine.\nALEX. ODDIE Prop-\n\u00bb0 YEARS'\nEi'VE\nTRAi5\u00a3 :ViaR.16\nDesigns\nOOPVrttCHTS 4c.\nSMtDKE\nL-ises, the British Columbia govern-\nn,, ni will act wisely if, following tho]\n1 tecedent set by tho Ontario govern\nincut in the construction of tlio Tern\nIskamlng railway, it pre-empts il.-'j....... .......... \u201eHAN|, ()|,. ,,-)MK8TW\nwholo of the lond about tho solected\nterminus, ...ikes with thu Mikity OIC3--A..RB.\ni-\u2022...,,,uiv mutually lulvantturauus ai'-L_ ., . .,. , ,\n1 , ,-,, , , ,,, he kootenay Standard\nI'tttigoniants and odjustmnnti, lays oul * \u25a0\"\" **\nthe site of what will vet bl) OIIO of] M . 1*1 .' \u2022' Tl II1HD IIV\nthe great oitios of the world, and ] ...\nsecures for the province the benefit \u201ei | J. C. Thelin O_C0.__\nthu profit arising from the increoso in\nValue due entirely tu Hie presencu of\niln< railway and nol at nil t\" tho work\n iitlnv of speculators.\n\"It \u00ab ill argue on the pni I of thai\n\u2022.\u2022',. c. un .cut phenomenal nbtusenes\nAnyone ,ending a \u2022kftlnhandjjsrtrlptlnn mm\nmitakly njoorUUii pur OlillltlMt rfoe.-ttiottior ,u\nHiVsiiHon in pri.hnl.iir BatoHtabjo. Inn niimlen.\n11,,us-,.rli'llr l'i\"il.'.cl,lH. llrlii.ll.iioUun Pniauu\n\u00bb,-nt .r.-n. OI,l,'\u00abt nnonoj fill; \u00ab,',-urii,t-,,iit,-ins.\nPutehtt tiihi-n oirouifh Mm,l, *\u2022* <'j. 'ico...\nll\u201e',l.il n\u201etice. ml hOUt chi.M). ... '.lid\nScientific Htncrtcaiu\nA lundiomotr HlaitfllMd waeklt. IjireMt \u00ablr\n,\u201e,,\u201e,..\u201e ,,t nnr \u2022oltntldo Jnuniiil. \u2022! i-rns \u00bb.t r\nvi'i.r: tourmontbl \u2666> foi'lbyui, ncwitlttalers.\nMUNN & Co r'5'a'3a<\"- New York\nBraiaib omoe. tflf. I M. WmhiMHii'. U <-'.\nLadies'\nFurnishings\nMillinery\nand\nStaple\nGoods\nMRS. J. McLEOD\npost Office Store, - Ymih\ny.MU! LODGE, No 32, K. I'.\nMeet- first and third Moli-\nnya of in \u201e,i h.\nVisiting brothers welcome.\nWm. Coffey, C. C.\nClIELSIR \\\\',m,|i.-i,i|., K, I!. \u25a0<.\nMILLER HOTEL\nSAM Ml 1.1.Kit,\nHeadquarters for .Miiiiiii;' Men\n1'iiir supplied with best brand* of\nwines, liquors and cigars.\nFirst Avf.xue,\nYmih, 13, C.\nWALDORF\nHOTEL.. .\nHeadquarters for Hining\nand Commercial Men\n.Must comfortable hotel in the .lis\ntrict. Everything first-class.\nYMIH, 13. C.\n4+44+444*+++'*+4*^+*+**+*+\nl Hotel Ymir:\nThe Best Meals\nAmi Accommodation\nIn Town.\n4\n*\n4\n*\nt A flue selection of Wines, t\nX Liiiuors tuul Cigars. *\nX *l W. MAMTERSON, Prop. X\nX *\n444***444*44*4*+****+++++*\nCosmopolitan\ngovernment phenomenal nuiusenewi, l, .\ncriminal uogloct or doliberntu cuiinl- -TlOlvl ... \u2022\nNclsoll, IV C\n1 nice at. fraud, if ll pporlilliil V\nihns alloldcd la allUwct] to pani uu\nimproved In the light \"t .nonnc\nliiscusiiotis of the ptHt thirty years\nIndeed, tlid nidtbod of treatment hen1\n(Under entirely new mannguniuul.)\nUillinu li'ii.iin nml I'til\nViiiir Citizens\ndissociation.\n... ..mi-;i;i'h\t\nt.Asi Tl'UHDAY IN i:\\< II MONTH.\n.i \\v. iioss, ricsi,i,-,,t.\nI) CAMI'ltlilil., Secret..IV.\nI''|M.1V M.'l.t;..!., 'I icl.siirci.\nN'KIjSON -V IT. SHEPPARO UV. CO\nUEDMOUNTAIN lUII.WAY CO\nWASHINGTON & 0, N. KV\nV. V. .V K RY, & S. CO.\nand (Jre.it Northern, Northern Pacific\nand O. II. & N- Co., for points cast,\nwest and south ; connects at lli.ss\nland and Nelson with the Canadian\nPacific Railway.\nConnects at Nelson with the P. It.\n,fc N. Co. for Kaslo and K. and S\npoints,\nConnects al Curlew with stage foi\nGreenwood and Midway, B.C.\nItull'et. curs run on trains betwuotl\nSpokane and Republic\nII, A. JAUKHON\n(ii-licrul Passenger A)t^tt4+-\u00bbM + **\u00bb0f\u00bb*t \u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\niii tlif market.\nsuggested should bo applied t.. every ._.,.\nMali.,,, alone, he line,,,' railway from | j^^j,, n|||,(|Si,,, ,|(,|)(lt( Vl|lil\n>l,e Pacific ocean 10 MotlCtoll.\" \t\n' - I\n.1011W I'.lil.Al'\nYOU will lilt.I OXIloptlOllal value- In\nMali....cry, Colif\u00bbolloncrj, School\nHuppllss, Rn\u00abort &o. m Campbell'-),\nIt \u00bb,is in the old Mllltlesotll lllilie,\nLake Supotloi' copper d.sdriet, thai\nViis found the largest mass of mili.e\ntopper ever di-scoyeied I. wan found\nin IM57 li was i\". feel long, :!.'\n| . | .. ,,;,* nnd eiglil fool thick and\nKootenay Coffee Co.\nCOFFEE ROASTERS\nWholestilt, and I'olail dealers\nin I\",\u20141, llni.-i,11\nHitjh * Grade \u00ab Goffees\n:\nMILL WOOD.\nbelivpl'etl ,'tii\\\nplace in ii.w it.\nStove Lengths\n$100\nPer Cart Load.\nI\nI\n\u2666\n\u2666\n*\n*\n*\n*\n*\n4\n*\nSterling\nSilver\nwu\u00ab about 90 per conl\ntveiiilicd 120 tons,\n,|,|\u201e'l\nIII\nN I'd.st iN,\nX Porto Rico t\nf j\nI Lninbcr Co. Ltd. |\n\\ 444*******4*****4*****4 \\\nPiolii n ccffef\nr,,vK,n to n lliou\u00bb-\nllld ilellar prf-\n\u00abt-.itutiun let.\nHenry iinkuft\nBnn\u00bb' fndlltlel.\nfor msklag solid\nillvorwftra me\npoueMtd i>y nn\nnllicrcoiictr.i l\u00bb\nCinadi.\nCL\u00bb\u00abfT -u\u00bb. Arllrtlcdeitgii*\nerfl, n.n'trrii mBrtilnery, nnd iktllad lininl-\nwnikris, nil innltr ttie illrn-t Bii|\u00ab-.vl.ton of\npriettetl losniberl \u00bb,f tin* fitm, nmlce nn in\u00bb-\niqttliltd cuiutiiualloii fur tuilllng out fine\nw.irk.\nWrite for IIIiiMrnttil catalogue.\n,i....\u201eJ,N,i:\nJewelry,\nSterling Sll*\/cr,\nSilver Plate,\nWatchei, etc.\nHenry Birks& Sons\nBIRKS' BUILDINO\nMONTREAL\nJrv.r.1, ,. 10 111* I . *,lrl\u00bb<-y\nthe BtnOI MilHO.\nSpokane Falls &\nNorthern Ry.\n'P he only all rail route betwcoit\npoints east, west and smith tu It,,**-*\nland, Kelson, Grand Forks and lie-\npublic. I'.iill'ctcais run between Spo\nkiu.c and Northport\nEffective Juun 1 lilt, 1008,\nLeave Daily Train Arrive\n8.46 .i.l.. Spokane 6.16 p.in\nin tu a.in ltonlnnd 4.36 p.nt\n9.S2 :i in Villi.' \u2022'. :'-'. p \".\n7.id a.m Nelson 7 '-''I p'lll\n;i-86 .i... Grand Forks I UO p nl\nsilt) ii.(ii Republic 0.16 p.m\nSAVE TIME.\nA.XjIj the time\nl'.Y USIN0\nGREAT\nNORTHERN\nRaiLWflY-\nTO\nSeattle, Tacomti\nAND ALL\nPACIFIC COAST I'OLNTS\nSt. Paul, Chicago, New\nYork, and\nALL POINTS BASF\nPALACE AN!> Toi'ltlsT\n8LBEPBUS, BUFFET,\nl.lllltAIIY i.'AHS, .M'\u00bb|,1',|!N\nDAY COACH KS,\n111 NINO CAltS,\nMEAU A I.A CAHTB,\nBest Meals on Wheels,\n2 FAST TRAINS Q\nKAS'I' AND WEST DAILY L*\nS| iul Kxclll'siiili 1 titles\nTo World'* Fair, St. Louis\nYour Choice of Hon.,'.\nFor rules, folders nml full Infornniiloil\nrpgsrdlnii nips, coll .... ot address ml\niif;clit of tllU 8, V. .V N. Itiiilw-iy or\nII. A. JACKSO.N, II. IIKAMil'.\nt;. I-. \\- r. A., c. p .v r. 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