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THE ADVANCE. Vol. IV, No. 13. MIDWAY, BRITISH COLUMBIA, MONDAY, JANUARY 27, 1896. $2.00 per Year. i . FALL GOODS . I Groceries, Dry Goods, Boots ani Shoes. <â _____â ___ Ming ani Gents' Furnishings. Hardware, Etc. ViTo haVO jMt received our Kail antl Winter Slock of the abovo nnd are HclllugHaiiii! ill very hnv pT'iCOS. So before purchasing' yonr wlnlersiipplles bo sure and give us a cull and ho uoiivineotl that mir prlQOfl are lhe Iio-dres-t in -fc_h_© JYCarlce-t W. T. Shatford & Co. Fairvl.w, Camp McKinney nnd Vernon. II if E i ll II it l! I ...â if n TXT M. COCHRANE, Sl.MCITOll -Ul'HBME COUHT, N'otaky Public Coxvcv.imikk, Kto, Olllee: Uillili.i'u'H Hlimk, Hiu-lliu-il Avium,!, VKHNON. - II. r. pilKI). BILLINGS, BARRISTER, SOLICITOR, Elc. Oi'Tirn: Martin's Bluck,' VuitNON. ll.C. PENTICTON HOTEL J. THURBER, Prop * Pleasantly Situated at tne Foot of Okanagan Lake. * Stage Connection with SS. Aberdeen to Fairview, Osoyoos and all points in Washington. All arrangements made for providing Gudies and Outfits for Hunting Parlies. Good Boating and Fishing. Bow Boats and Sail Yachts for Hire. XiZIQXTXnXZ- BROS. «SC CO. J*C XX X. O "W Iff A.. Dry Hoods, Groceries, Beady-Made Clothing, Hardware, Etc., Etc, Orders from tlin Lowor Okivnivgan will receive prompt attention, Pricks Reasonable, VERNON SAWMILL SMITH k CLERIN, Props. SASHES, DOORS, MOULDINGS, TURNINGS, Etc. All kinds of Factory work kept in Stock and made to order. Coast cedar worked into furnishings a specialty. All kinds of lumber, laths and shingles kept in stock. POHBIIS M, KI'IIHY, P.L.S., A. M. 0.8,0. Eâ ENGINEER AND SURVEYOR. VKHNON, B, 0, T K. CIIOWI'Ll,, TU'IN'SII.N ST., V .CUMIN, CONTIUOTOR ANI) BUILDER Ofllco nnd Store Fittings a Spooialty. C H. LATIMER, VKIIN-ON, Ii. C. DOMINION AND PROVINCIAL X-si-xxei. Sur-v-oyor. Mom. Aiiinc Boo.Irrlff. I'ntfs. THE HALL MINES, KOOTENAY. j river ll line of SteamllOlltS Id operate in I Wiul.dntlc 01. ill.' Bllnllkllllll'l'll, (Illll t'oiijnni'tloii wit li the Columbia titer llie Chupiicii min Mmnil Cliapai-, At a geniT.il Meeting of lhe share- [mii», are owned liy Htrnng rniupoiilcs ami holders of ilia Hair-lines, held on Captain Griggs hns this latter innt- will lie worked nil u more or lew eP Deeemlier 17 in London, ling., ilu- tw in charge nud may hulld one of the tensive scale, Besides these there are .tiairinaii in part saidi "Ourengineer Okiinagan .i.e. bouts thi- winier- iniiny olhereliilinson tvlileh work «ill at lhe works -Mr. Davysâhas senl a just ns suon, ut least, us thero are pros-U'so be prosecuted by il.e owners- in- lull report.c ai g an ..pi ie of |iec|_ of the Igoverninenl taking hold dividnals nf -.nail men lid I..11 laige llie work, Inni. ..1..I.a anil 11I..1.i- of Ihe work nl improving il.e river, fail li, The Bridgeport â â nnipnily «ill gi.mnd, il.ni has heen iiiTinupllshnt Oaplalu Orlgg. I> mil a proinuler who resume work on Mineral Hill nud ll In â¢.im-.' In- i-.ii.ii- iiiiiiuiiii-e iii Mm-rli, mul miikes fori 1111 1 piper for oilier | â mil unlikely Ihul lhe Huhy .- vii- Ii-nii heartily eoiigriitulale lliesliare- pU< .md spends iheir 1. v. He is tratot'will lieslarled up again. Spo* holderson U.e greatly iinpioved out* using his own money and using a husl- kiine parties have applied for 11 lease look which lie has deiuniisi nil ed after ,â.Bs experience thai lias iu Ihepast of the mill, with Ih |eel nf rmiuliig niae 1 .11..-' lulelllgeiil di'velopuienl gained him a g lly hunk iiecuuut, ll nsiiciistom ...ill. If nub 1111 ciiler*- of our properly. In Mareh lasl. when He mivigated 011 lhe Red ilverwheii prise lie started ii "ill |.ul new lite h â i-nieieil mu - i'iii|il..yii.ei.i, Mi'.Joi- llnkiilii was liiiildiug, ii.nl fur two and energy Into mining operations ill .1,in, ulni nn.. ila-ii supoiiuleudi'iil al yews during the hard limesâhns this section of country, whicli luisliilil llie mines, eslluiiili'd ive hml 85,000 made money while eslahllsliiiig his practically dornmnt I...- the last llu Ipusof ore in slghl, and on lhe_0lh of steamship II a In Oohunl.la river. Iyears, Okutiagan Outlook. Nm-emlii'i-1 l.is Inni lieen inereased lo Lusl yenr Cuplulii Griggs spent much . â¢ - 11 grand lotal of 1112.100 tonsâa gain of ti InveslIguilug the Okauagaiiconn* Legul lilmik-- nf every descriplloii iiliiuisl 100,000 tons in llu-nighl mouths try, Mm liver, ami llriiish Cnl tin In printed at Tin; Aiivancb nlilco, of Mr, Duvys'iniiniigenmiit, Ihe norlh, lie is RiiMsflctl wilh the »â¢< "At the close of our Insl Hunnclal presenl business outlook, .....1 has another treadwell MINE, year we lind l.m.O lulls of ore on lhe ngreed lo lint only pul 1. Iu.nl on lhe j .In Ilia I em iu llllll |,..i..| 11 ill .1 ill iiit* 1111 1111: â¢â !â » ,' |". - " iiiiiii-.... 111. I '" â T"lllis we huve willed during Okunugnu river, la increase lhe, U|s|u [m |(fi .^^ ||(1 â h"y."1"'" " *-"°" s """â "â¢u''"'â 'â s"''T'";::w|,ldy r'? â '""nn r t_« bi-u* hm......nnv us i _.â is estimiiled m co.il.iii. ahout 10 ounces on the Oknungun hm ihe river as iveh , ho(|| rf w||. ,h m ||m, |(||, silver nml 5 per eenl. copper. This is And 0âp',,u, Aaa,- der Griggs word ,â.â,â.,, i|1S| â,â, ââ,ââ ,. .,,,â Assaying and Analysis of Ores '"'il,K ",'',S|".,rl1"' '/'I1'" ,T ',""'"'-, ILweZZ '"""" ''""""i'1â- '<"â¢ ""-"" â¢ : >"<â¢>â¢ 3 6 tramway lo the ore Litis, there loawait, PCopleaiehopef.il, he developed ill East K hv. The treatment in ihe BU.ell.er, A cable !" the presenl coudilion nf lhe; G Lath ov erai n tt.il 1 iamq m n r. m m * â¢ : j Fort Htetilu Prufiiti-rtririif Dt'ci'inbi'i' ERALD WILLIAMS, M. D., CM. f-.otlI Nc.Uo... Outed Deeemlier 15, con- Ok, g Iver 0 can I, navigated L mMm ââ, >m âAn[m, VEItNON, l(. V. vcys Il.e welcome Intelligence lhat 'he Imt Iwo months in llu- year and Ihal 11||(,|w,, |)f,tlil,,.,-,| w,u ,l|rav,.w| .smeller uill be rendy on Deeemlier durliighigh waler. Even Maai il can j ,â ,,â,,. |,lsl |,v H. L. Ann, iidOhas, 81st, So thai we can now contemplate lie navignled forn dislan, I y Hi; ,.-,â,â:,,. T|â; ,lv is ââ,.ââ,, the future with confidence, seeing that unles fron. Is c , -a w â. Cu- U,,,.^ m.iik ^^ uf W|1(| "11!IÂ»U31 i«Â»poit«n 1 vain â ml- lumhiil. I la- work ul luiprnvillg H"'j â,â.â, ,,,,,.L The ledge is gold hearing St. Thomas Hospital, London, Kno. QHAS. E. COSTERTON, VEIINON, II. 0, Commission and Insurance Ag''t NOTARY PUBLIC. Juliet in nni- miiii's eotiinieiices ils ',|V'''' l.ulllil 11.1, sis i.f lilasillig iii a l|ll(ll-IZ, niiniii. ICO feel in tvldlll, iiiiiI is JOHN A. CORYELL, A.M., B.C.A, J Civil Engineer, PROVINCIAL LAND SURVEYOR AND DRAUGHTSMAN. work In January, ..nil we can Inok for- "« P>«Â« «''â¢'' "«; l-uiWIim ol «..,«,,. ,â,.,,, .lllin), , .,1,,,, _ «â¢'»' he year 18E0 as that, in which 'lanis. 11ns 1 ., ,ke ihe nyr]u !n,nill,ukâ k , ââ.,,. our property will iiinkauiong dividend '"ivigiihlo for Us .'nine length mid Ini s, ,,,â, ,.isi.s lh, ââ,ââ t .,1,, |tv a ...' . ..1 .. !.. tiT t_ ._ . i . nnv uliiirn nl 11 .Il.e ' B.'He.* of l.iver.H or steps, s hi â¢ I:'tu 21 feel iii height, Tlie ledge prnspecls well iii gold, ami sum,. li.lKHI r.-.-t nf ledge null ter has heen sampled, ntnl tlle assays show Ihal il will avercge $11,110 lu 1 in* Imi. There Is .1 strip of paving mines. We have uinpii'sliuir any stage ol tinier ahleiiidiciitiHiisof paying go.d in the Tl"' ll'",'lil l>' '"i- improve nl Daylight claim. From the shaft sunk """:i1 '" * ve Alum, Hiil.y.Ciniiii- .... ii live snnijei taken across Hie null}' ami Luomis direc! c. nimicii- widlhof lhe vein f.ave an average of tlun, ur i.eiiily mi, aud lo innliea wesl- two ounces to lhe Ion nf 2210 pounds, ''I'll cnlrnuce iulu Ilia Colville reservn- The development of this and the ml- «i"» |»'-«i' >'â " -"-'I Hm- - i"ffl' '"'â¢i«"'i"j ^."b,' V.-.V|" ii.ilm ,.,.Mhe'âf'ihekaiKe i"»"W is which we hat - ed '» ' "'''' "â¢|i.i w l"'" "I"' ' B,lt thai a.-av.- ns high âs $8 to Ihe ton, wiHI'et,ik, p l,e,-e,if|..,',«henlhe Ni-iiIs nni all, for ,| would enterl.he|al|(1 â h]m] |(| ||||(| .,,.â.â¢,â ,,.,â..,.. , ,. iireenl wink in ci .merlin,i wiil. ilu- Bri'.ish Columbia country lo I lu. north, Irrigation Projects, Engineering and Survey '"1-"" .""K »> ".unn.iiu.1 nu,. .... . "". Work, with Plans nnd Estimates In any Silver Ring lias heen accomplished, mid 1111.lt.'liil.ulury I.. Okiinagan river M| Portion of the Province Immediately At-1 In fuel, v.... hue evjry 1-eiison In feel commerce llie milling I'.unps of Fair- Li, Ilinl dues nol ronlniu go d. No work wey â â â '- . â . 1 uinl .lues nol c.tram ân il, .>.. wort any Silver King has lieen accoinphsl mid n.nke l,il,ulâi-i- lâ Okauagaii river, ||Ms llm| ,,,ââ.,,â , â (, ,,â-. ,lf tended to. Maps and Plans of Any Portion of Osoyoos District and Mini igCampa of Kettle River Mining Division. EOUNDARY FALLS, MIDWAY and VERNON. salislle.r nil:, il.e pius.ncs of your view. Ciunp McKinney and ol hers, and 1 nidi, a.- ilu J. C. HAAS MINING ENGINEER, MIDWAY, B. C. cessfld in finding ore ill lhe Kootenay velops, etc, al 'I li ADVANCE. llonaii/n." 4 . 4 OKANASAN RIVER. KETTLE RIVEII MlillNii DIVISION. p.. Tl ivners havu cul a lnill IV ilia , creek In the mine, also cut and cli'ui'td prupcrly. V. l.nva Uuec gold claims ''"l»"'«ve Irade as those prnniisingl m (jl(| M] f|. w||(] ^^ a.,inesi,Ugg. We ha inimway, â¢'i,p« are all, d 1 prove-1 k â,..,â,.â,,. flâk âf -j,,,,,,,,,. nif We have proved new ore hollies and Spokesinwi Review. |||fl ..,,,,â ,,,si|v ,,, â,âi,l||.,sl|â,, tapped ore at the depth nf 820 feet in ">* - is plemv of lind er and water i.e.ir tin 'he sil,,,.|iiui..-..-,âl..,-lâ,.,.|â, ,,-,1.. '"â ' vm. ' ' licids leilei-l Is. "'â¢-[ luUu-. nnd it is only S.COO r.'el f lm mine In lhe neck. Iheie is (plans enough in si(:hl lu keep IIH) hIi.iii| * riiniiiug ilny nud nighl for iniiny yews, I Record or Mineral Locations for tho Week I " Ih l8llll"ll,d ll"" 'l»' aim mil . f j The Okanagan lug countrv, es* Ending January 22, 'luiii'l- in sl|(hl nggiegal.s l.i.ui.l.iil pnclally the uorlheasl section, will rise IH- 'Jl"'. Deadwocd cwnp, I*. Aspan- "'"'â¢ A |mi-lj' in llulle, Moid., has from theu,uict, into which it liasiif lateI wall, n.ade a pioposlliou lo Ihe nwneis, P P mCTCDTHM fallen.if IheelVorls «â being made, "I- Monday, Grand Pr.ioi.*. !l. V,ââI-' "h"1' "(-siii.l (,«â « ,|.l. ,1. M1.C101 L. t. LU-5l.]iKlUlN tusecure from the United Slatesguv-I l»'wl. niwuiger of lhe Sl. Eugene ledge, was VKHNON, lua or.iiuoiit au (ipprupiiatiou fur Il.e in,- ^ Gold Cup, Grand I'riilric, .1. M. I ""K"H ''V 'â «' I""'1"''- '" siimple lhe proveinenl uf lbe Oknungnu rival are llargrave nml .1. I,. Wiseman, jl"""'' â¢â 'â¢â "'â¢'sl1'" '" ''" * »'"'â¢ successful; and lbe prospects fur lbe tiiansikum «â¢"â "! oflh,. h.lellesBof : be -ens,,,, and present congress uppinprhitiug 11 sum â "â Heerhoni, ' Interest, .1. 11. Morrl- ""'s'i"»- of money with which lo, al least.liegln '"" '" A- '''â¢ Touey, lbe wurk are excellent, The entire". Sl Charles, J Inleiesl, G, M, Ml Wiishiiigtnn delegation Is said tu lie ill '" â¢'â¢''*â¢ "Hiker, âAgiont JPorâ The Anglo-Columbian Co., L'td., Wholsalc Importers of Wines and Spirits. N'lcholles k Renouf, Agricultural Machinery. âAgent Far _ . # - PROSPECTING THE AIR. Thn nksn_â_n-Sn->lhiiiplippn Ii'.!.!ll,,il'"' ""' wu,,k- â â¢""l " iH M'"'m] "' lv'l''i "'' '' °11'1 8l"1'' l''";s|:,'l'li"K ","',h f"1' l"':ri"": illl) Undlldgdll-OpulllillimilJil lliSlb. ||âltlll(.m|)U|.aâf bmh houses nf ...ll- Wl.l-ul.iil.il W. .1. lliu I i*. j metals l.sâ very nuclei lie iillonof FOR elation. -icss from other slates will gladly 'â¢'â Sluniircli,.alliuterest,Thus,Humph- "m"i «â¢'uncient Indeed Ihal il i- a re- come to their Hssistaucu, rey I11F. C, Innes. lief lo know lhat soinclhiiig 11 Tbe,,'is. poi ,-, rn, pari nf lbe 20- J1 «'« Vi"«'' I h'u^- (i- A, '""*""' t l0 '"â "â ""'' *i;'" Prnspecl Ing .ainie where the expenditure of,, l! " 'â «â «â¢'» Giea rfnrinolsline, whi,.|,,-x|-..,i,,,,.,l 1 â â 22. ('In. tun in. .', utercfll. ,1 Wnlini-e is 10 he line ciliikcli a,,!,,- 1 In M per- moderate sun, on river improvements - ' "an..'. . . ..,,,!, lu W. I'. Tie. h Isinli ol I'lilr.-Mir M uf lbe 1 nuni ^Illll S Vi llllll I I Illl all. '| Ilia -I il llli-, has come lu lie ll , elu-ii ,, Ibal I y ll -e uf icirpliil.is ul kih-. wllil'll The Royal Insurance, The London k Lancashire, The Insurance Co. of North America, The London ,- Canadian Fire Ini. Co. The Sun Life Assurance Co., uf Canada. The Canadian Permanent Loanâ Invest- , mentCo. will lie sn beueliclHl In lin- slate Hi The Dominion Building k Loan Asso- large as on the Okaungaii river, us il j will give an e.-ie liugly wenllhy lir.se AND TIIi-E. (leneralRcalEstiite&Fiiiiin.ialAt;1"1""'''1, liâ¢"Ml lr"ns ; »7 â ^â â â -"â ^ 'H.i« of the Nânh.LU,"",','. a'nihlrUisiniHnmnmi NOTARY PUBLIC, esseiitliil to develupinenl and «1,,,-h wesl . g nssociali.n is called to â-, â ,ââ ||f|| â,.,,â. Iâ18 lieen looked lortvard to and hoped I 111 Spukniieon lhe22iid of Febiu- ,,â ., , , , , 1 iii,- insl,,,meni- <â¢!, as bwuutel, and ASSAYER. sacxxrwA-v, e. o. The Best of Material Always Used. WRITE FOR PRICES AND DISCOUNTS. Sawmill on Okanagan Luke, handy to shipment, Sash ami Door Factory on C, P. R,, Venum. MIDWAY SAW MILL Rough and Dressed Lumber Constantly on hand at Reasonable Prices, LEQUIME A POWERS, Proprietors, HARRY A. GUESS M A, f"'"' '""* *"'", ,Vt'"7 7 ""?"," ',"' ,X,t VbW, Wl" l,^Mu ': n 'lers, grnmeleis, etc., n,âv ' ' |I,â¢".V"",,:"I :", '"â |,|m,'"« '" "'; h,« "â¢'-â "â¢â¢'>'-l'l' "-'- â¢"â becrrle f nlle's ANALYTICAL CHEMIST [strucllous III the Okanngiiii river would prcsidciils oflhe nssociiillou, and iiho, (||,0( ,. ,|1(| ,,â. ,,â i,,,; ,,,,11,; I"IV0 1,","^ ';'' """'"â¢";/-" â¢ 'l«I '*>â¢ v ftli.-lrom<e,w-epresidenls .â,ââ; ,â. ,lsl,l,I,â|m,,| nlll|' â,â",. lhert,ei,uldlâ.tebe(.nnoi-a,lwây,-oâ- âr ,1,, 1 â ,, I, 1, ,li ganin.. ,1 In theh â,,,â ,,,,,.â , â ââ,.,. neeliun.ixeep, l,yi, ,,,g,,,,,l led,,,,,.- respecllv, I.a,il,,,;. 'Il.e p,,,i,â,â ,,-., lnâv |,e given of ,,â i aiding luitll by teams alter lhe Culuinliia liver li-niim-nl lb, ii.k lil |{ 111c 11 iiiiiii- In. ,.1jl)fll|i *|*| Ml,,j ,, [v|[| p, iiHsrenched. Now lhe building of llie il,,,âie ,, , |â.. w',,,il[.;i u;,,, ,.1(Ut .-,â hv ,v (in'al .Nurlli,',-I, rail,uud In ,emili'liee IV,,an illi,iiii., Hi, i,,,um ii,,1 1. ,,, . ,,. ,,' RATES: Cold, Sliver, or Lend, SI.00 each;, , ,, ,â, ,â,i;i, .,, , , â olhcr lllllll sclelll llle men, ns lbe ,| Copper, $1.60, Iron! $-.0.(001.," ''" """""""" ,."^ M""""> ''> ' '' l'"*'*-"l»Â«" " '" " Julles.niid â lfl| âââ,, ,ââ. â,,,.,, âââ¢,,,,â Silver, and Copper, $3.00. Othor j Oii|iti Ili'Xillider Griggs nl a I , bellei wipi, 'Willi llle ulijecls, i,,,,,,,..,,,,.,,,^! ' ,|e | oi.tilnlli n it rates on application. Samples Iron, slewuhnals on the Golumhliiliver from designs anil |â ed, of lhe nsKoelallou, J . a dlstonco will rocolvo prn.npl at-! Weiinlel lu Ha- im.ulli uf lie- to foruiul.ili. leglslillll'e milling iiclion - â¢ â¢ tentlon. Okwingilll liver, give lhe pruptihcd lm- eirccllng Inns lo l.e ordilhieil and ll. 8, OOLD PRODUCTION, ' B proveiiieiils greul value; while ihe eunclcd, as Hell as â free dlBrussioii Send Your Order toJ-%^.- ]n.m] ulm| ,.,â,,,,, Wils||i||(, , ||(| g(ii||l| (f|||||1 f| T|â. ,â,â,,â,, ,,â,,, K ,â,â , Tnmiimn l Ilftiirl Tnnno ''""'' ""'""" ' Uvm C'""1''" lllelH'lu"' "' "' ,;: ; 'H'dliilhe r great -resl people of LoPlllij (K JjIUJU-0UlIUO ('il>:,l";!lt' l'"l,""l,i;' '" I,'; "<h deiel,,.,,,,. r,iâ Ingliidtistry,, â-, â,,-, ,â.|i, Is ,,pc.,.|â||ys Wood, Cargill and Co. ARMSTRONG, B. C. GENERAL MERCHANTS. Dealers in Groceries, Dry Goods, Boots unci Shoes, Hardware, Clothing, and Supplies of all kinds. A specialty made of Home Cured HAMS AND HA CONS, Write for prices, A LARGE LIST OF FARMS FOR SALE. WOOD, OAXtC4XX.X. 4. OO., â¢ - AltMSTIipNG f lhe 0_.iliiigau liver adds to llio Ibis Norlliwesl., The e.uivenllon i-l* ||â., ,,].-',.t lbe United Hlales, and Inlcre-'t. ui Un, in. mi ilm .lay a. I u n.l closes more particularly so u hen ll i- fnuiul Thenupi-nve ,,, nl' lhe Okanagan "I 7 p, in. same dales nud al 8,_l)p, in. ihal ive lend lu lhe prodiirtiuli of Ihis Bllg'g'ies, Sleig'llS Etc., Etc. i-i1'''''1"'''''""'"l'"'"'li '" "" Wilil-eyed iissi-iiililcsin llu- liiinqiii-l liullloii fciiMt |,|.(.iaioii!*i incliii. liming IS:-.*, il ii- srheme From boom limes, hutacon* of reiisun and How of ui, given under putoflhe world nni..un.nl in nboul servniive business |,ro|ii.sil.lon, In I the auspices of lhe association, liy lhe U,S(!0,*__U flno iiimiis, lalmd nl MUa,- âl lho necessllli'B of the presenl mid courlesy nf ilu- clll'.eus ..' Spokane. 120,500, of ivhlch lhe Uniliil sinic Is luineel Ibeileniiiiiila.ifi iinirj- Ilia, As,....' niil religiiius iiu.i ruclor used tu i-rt'dlled villi 2I7U.S27 ounciis, I iillieil has heen Bteadlly developing eienli, say, eleineiicy of the weather and the at $11,870,1)1)8, When it i, laken into lin* fm*,. uf llu. depressed ii .- und Lord penuiltiug, wesluili he Iheiellie consideration that Ihis Inner nimiunl under stagecoach lrw,8|â,rlHtlon nml dale and llle hours named respectively. L produced iu ihe oidiua.y cmuse nf expensive leaiii Irelghtlug, During Evidences are not wanting In Indi- husliiess, will,,,,,, any bingg ur 1,1ns. lhe pas, In,, veins ,l,ere bme heen ciieilin, nex, sensiin will see greater I ter, iiiid llnil Kiiiilli Africa, boomed lo loniiimn A Ilnini Innne Iiolnirnn â *''Vl'|,',|' ''"'K1' '"'"i"K cuinpiinies ni neilvlly in mining npi-raiions in its utmost, does not eipial ll, ilis li.nd LBpilIlU (* LIOyU-UflllBS) IVBIOWIla, I m,rk in the Okaniigaii eu'iiiliy ,le- Okanngiiii eoiinly than In- lien,, ex- to my whal llu- .-.ninny rnulil pro v,ioping and creating future proper* p.n'onccd si,,,.,, lbe general collapse, (luce If lls gold reel- were worked io lies. .Sum,'uf these companies have I nboul Ihree veins ago, With tlie iv- any magnitude, Tills producl ion sIi.jm-i big easier,, inline,,,-,', whirl, will he suinptlou of work al Qolden lliere will an iiicrease ovei I8'l|uf $r.,lll),'WI, and c;«-.:-*..*..:«---j iuâ<-ii.,.,..a«_j11||N|it|| m.wi. ,),,. aiiprnpilwiuii, Tbe heal leastfoui'niines pei'allun,and in the world of $21,775,010, For Implements, Wagons, Bllg'g'ies, Sleighs Etc, Etc. FIoup and Feed, Hay and Grain. A Number of Cheap Farms for Sale from $4 to $50 an acre, well improved. W. lUI.HY.MI'Ll' PAIRVIEW, a c. All Kinds of Repairing. Horseshoeing a Specialty, appropriation once sec,,red, arrange- perhaps many mure in Ihe Palmer >â¢â¢> in.-i.ls have been made by which âl [country alone, The four referred Ic, Commercial Jul, printing dm mice will be put on the Oka.iiii'nn the Trim..'-led ^o-!-.,..'-.1 Onlile,;.,he ' Ihi â¢ ull'.i. il living liile*.. THE ADVANCE. W. II. X mills I'm,,',,,,,-,-,... PublUliwI moldy ..i Midway. Bi C, Subscription I'l'ii-i-. $-..hi inn- iiiiiiiini. payable 1.1 nilvauro, either yi'tii-l.v or hnlf-yoarly nt the -liiiim uf lin- subscriber. Advertising Itfltos soul on Application. T!i,iu,'li iho ciiIiiiiiiis of Tins Advance are ahviivs open for Ilm disriiasiiiii uf manors nf e,.,.i,ri,. ,â.,-- >.ââ ,.,â,,,,â]|,â| R_bltc imi-ivst nml I nrlaiirc. we do llOtnoo I "â¢*«"â¢ WIW, HUS ((....p. Illll Masuriiy i-nilni-s â any nf ilm opinions o.prossod, I' irrospn.ii1ci.co nf n personal nniurti will ni.I no pulilialli'll. MOXDAY, JANUARY 27. 1800. A crOSS in lllisspili'ii llllll- .a,,,is ,1,11, jainraiiliacripliiiii ,i, this p;,,ii.|. lias expired, EDITORIAL NOTES. In uur presenl issni* will be nnliced a Idler over Ihe signature nf s. ti. Fowler. K. Mâ refutlngtlio statement, innil,- hy W, P. ll'irvey, in 111 â Ulllisl- mas nun,bur ,,f ibe 11. ('. Mining Rei'OI'd, In lhe effect Ihul the bulk of ores lo be found in llie iul,mil mining seel ion of British Coluillhla and Yule in purllculnr, ure mil iidnpleil gener* â¢illy In llu* smelling process. We have a .vi.ys held ami still hold In ihe ,,pinion ihul the cyanide prucess niny yel be adupled lo lhe Ireulmcnl of uinny Ih.n.s.iuds of tolls of ore to lie found ill the several secliuiis ind'euted, lm!In.say lint lhe millions of Ions of ore Illll ex is1 ill lhe mining rumps of Yale districl, iiiiii Boundary creek in | purl in,Iur, cilunol be treated successfully by smellers, brands Ihe null..,,- ,,f such assrrtli.u us nne who Is enj tirely prejudiced toward lbe purlieu- lui'tmilinenl uf ore (by cy,inlde)wliiiii he represents, nr furnishes,, proof Ihal he lias penneduslnlinicnt wl,bu,,1 being thoroughly conversant wilh the dislriclsuuined oi the variety of ores fin,,,,I will,in llieir ,-,â,lines. Tin: Ti- ,il( â¢eel. |> ..... ... , ii, xpe â len aaa !i a,, ,.. cm,dug l< un IJ.1V, ia . ! ihc.Nl'l son uud For Sin l|,l a 1 rn Iwny .,,,, lbe owne S 1. â¢ llâ. R. sslwu luwnsit, over rigl, of way ua lers, md have. be curried uut. As uu example of liow transportation us afforded hy lhe eon- ten, j,luted new steamboat lineup.... il.e waters of tho snid river would effect some of the eulnps in question, we have only to recite llie fuel thnl the hest inducements Ihnt have ever lie,*,, held out lo lhe mine owners by way of , lux lo be Imposed upon Iheir ore of $18,50 per tun between lhe camps indicated and the point of reduclinn ut Everett or Tacoma. This added to the smelling charges say of $10 per Inn, totals $28,50 exclusive of the cost of mining This it will be seen necessitates Ih shipment of very high grade ore be fine nny pi'olil cnn be expected I" ne- cam 1.1 the mine owners, uud is tlle chief fnctor which has retarded the progress of Ihese camps up In lhe presenl lime. Willi steuinhonl cum- .......million the same ore could be shipped to lhe points ,,f reduction ul ul I,'ust n saving of $8 uud |)«illi,pa $111 perlââ, and ibis iu Itself would represent â bunds.une prulil lu lbe uwliers nf 111,' lllllldl'i'ds nf I liuusiinds of tons of medium grade ure lying uu* lmâ-bed iu mosl cuses iu lliesu camps today. Then again lhe ninney saved upon freight, could he applied lo ihe concentration of tlie ore, and slmu .1 tilts process of tretitinenl be adopted, ii Is hard to judgeiis to the limit of pro- production uf Iheeamps in Ilm future, luourlreiilmenl of Ine mul Ier we bnve mily ,l,i nun uul n suggestion or two us tu lhe benelll.ln be derived by our own country frouilheeslnbllsliiueul uf such u service, uud ivill leave uur renders to judge lhe vnsl stimulus Ihul would be given lo nlining generally in the norlli- west cornel' of Washington slate, after perusing nn Article up â, mil front page Ink,,, from the Sp . -.:..,,u-Hevieiv upon the same subject. In conclusion we wuuld suy we trust nn stone (.'ill be left unturned In open avenues of Iranspoiintiiin between Ibis seel Ion uml lhe greul, centres uf Irade, and if such is dune soon will British Onluin- hin grow intu â mighty mining province indeed, WE ARE doing -In iiinke room for ,*i Imgc new stock nnd Hill 11.ere lore commence thin ....,,,11, mi I § ti T. ELLIOT ti Closing : Diseoiiiii âAT a ait 9 tfiP In m GENERAL MERCHANT, FAIRVIEW, B. mv-io§ 1 Largest and best assokti d <M uasn m lot 20 per eenl., German Socki Cardigan .lacke Gloves, .Mil-. (Ooods, in fuel i Winier Goods, wiih â¢ Btock of Fell Bouts, , Alelies, MaekillAIVB, m :. ffUt. mmm WEIGH '»" ot . : ..... FAIRVIEW HOTEL GEORGE J. SHEEHAN, PROP. EXCELLENT BOARD GOOD STABLING Camp Fairview, B. C. ROOK OBEEK HOTEL . . . MOUTH OK HOCK I'HEEK. XX 1-ittoiidi-ie-l., Ms*. PUfST-CMSS AcCOMMOliATIIIN F..K Ileum. â¢is Ilia ('illl' illda -Ink I er-locke OYFUL-NEWS AT 'I II !â¢>* "»-*;-U_y__MJ*-'1->'''-' FUR CAPS [38 per eenl, discount will be allowed on suine. Discounts fnr CASH ONLY. QKANAGAN 5AWMILL, iiiimTi kelowna, ? You cnn now purchase Cedar made and finished; Window Sash Call and Get Bargains Reservation Trading Co, D. RlcDUFF, General Blacksmith, MIL WAY, B. ti ll 11 Kinds uclli.n nf,,',,( if Work Excelled to llio SatM we believe, broken nil all negutiations tending ton set 11.'incut of tin, dispute, and have begun comic,,,mil iuu proceeding, against linth the pill-lies, and will al. once start wurk up,,,, I be building..f their li'iunwuy. Tu iiccoinplisl) Iheir purpose, they will be obliged, ll. seems, to cross lbe surveyed lines of theCwiadiau Pacific und Nelsuti and Furl iShcppuro railways, bul Ihis lhey -ecu. ili'lermiucd lo do and Id abide by tlie iu,,.-,,picnics. Evidently Ihecur- purniiun thul bus iuvnded tlie province and is liuililing smelters nnd railways and is looking forward will, u com- plucentspiiil In having lo light fool, by fm,I nud inch by inch fur privileges against the giant ('. P, R and other companies is i powerful our und well able lo Ink,' cure of itself, und this being lhe case, Hie outcome âf iisuc- tion will be watched with a great deal of inleresi by Ihose whose wiilfare mu v he affected I hereby, J.McNICOL! $ HA ',1 Just Beeeived % * A Hi ft * J Rubber Boots * Si, 4.1 Lumbermen's Overshoes Manitoba overshces. Wk hive noticed â in several newspaperi § Hi S.i is NOTICE. NOTICK is hereby uii-en Hint application will l,e made to llu, Legislative Assembly nf tlio Province of Brlttsli Cnliunlilii, nl lis iinxt .Session fm-sn Act (.. IncornnrtUc a Com* ]â,â..- fortho jnii-|niso nf riinst.-iiciiig, on.ul|i- ping, inniniiiiiiiiigaiiil opornllng»railway, extending from a point al or near I'eiuiclon nu Iho ()!'â»â-(â<) Lako, mul riltiliihg Ilfclico sni.tt. and ensl 1â Ml.lwny, tliouco norlh .....1 cist through I!l,oil Puss to tlio Norlh Fork of Keltic [liver, thonco south to Grand forks, anil thonoo last to a point nt or near Cascndo City, in lho t of Vale, lli-ilisl. Ciiliituliiii, will, piiwers to construct, (.quip,., imtintuin, uml opuralo brnnoti lines therefrom 1....1I wineslying In lhe vieinily llmnsif innil nlsn In construct, equip, iiiiiiiiliiin,nnil operato l,ili>giu|ih uud Ictcplmmi lines, uml... luiildwliarvi's null dis-ks In eon* nei'limi thoroirlth'; together will, tlm powers of acquiring lauds, privileges, Iwiiusrs, nr oilier uiils from nny Qovui-ntii.l.t. Municipal Corpora. linn, nr otlfoi' pursonsor bodies, nnd In nuiko Unfile or othor un-nngi-nieiils will, railway, slL-ninliimt. ur nllmr i-tunpunk-s; ..nil for nil ot hoi- usual) nccoRsnrv, or Inclitontnl rights, powors uml privileges lu Mini behalf. WI I.SOX S* C'AMl'HKLL, Solicitors for applicants, Doled (1.1s 2011, ,!,,)â uf Doocniber, WIS. n cast in ()[ : Dlslrlc "*â ! .11 ,.ân uleinenl, made loss the line I,, the elfecl Mini if a miner In* f.iiind guilty uf any offence of sufficient gravity ng.,insl. llie mi,dug laws uf the province, such us jumping claims, etc., it lies wil bin the power of the gold commissioner, if lie sees lit iu punish such Individual, to revoke his mining license, and by so doing deprive him of nny interests he mny huve procured in Ihe counlry. Thlssluteiucu! whieh wc believe was lirst given credence In in Ihis disliiel, no dnilhl having been innile by snme one not conversant will, lhe laws, hus heen reiterated by mining men nf prominence in .Mm,lunu uud oilier slnles, and hns pel liapi done some itniiiliut of I,urn, ti, our mining Interests, We take Ihis opportunity uf referring lo the mutter so that the slatemeiil may remain no Inugeiiunchallenged, fur if all,,wed In go unheeded il is hard Id foresee whut iuu,,ill,I uf I,.nni may result, us few men would cure to risk Iheir fortunes iu a counlry where such,,,-1,1* Irary powers were vcsleil III the gnld cuuimissioner. British Columbia needs all the Inil.els, j ios| e.-ln.s uinl enpllal she cuu gi I. nnil »e do mil wish il lu be generally iniderslood uu llieothei' side Ibnl if in in,li. id,ml l,âp| ens lu lu gel iulu ,11111c,lilies over certain mining inleresls in ihis, nuni, v, il lies iviil,in ihe caprice uf the guid i iiiissiiiiier, or jn fiiel any ilidii id,ml or cur!,!., deprive llllll of ul her inleresls j â¢iiii .< i in. I in nn hiiue-l and sl might* forward manner, it hi, I, tu.ui.l .er-1 till,lly be ilnne could bis mining license j l,e revoked iipuniiuyprt'li-xl tiluilever. Unwillingly lbe papers inferred In have ilniie I hep, m i,ledum,,, ullllnglj we trusl lhey itill, ii ti t-r holing ihis, render whut lepiiini im, lies ivillliu llnil- power. inel doors, beautifully Laths, Shingles and all other kinds of house finishings; Rough and Dressed Lumber constantly on hand. Orders from Kettle River District solicited and prices furnished upon application to Im. ImTSQJTITKLXI, prop. GOOD STABLING MrEsrelli'iit fishing .... Kellle Illver.Jf ARMSTRONG} HOTEL, II. KEYES, Prop, (I.....1 Accommodation, Best Liquors and Cigars, Fh-st-Clnss Stabling. ARMSTRONG, B. C. CARSON The trade centre of the Grand Prairie, Kettle river and Boundary creek mining and agricultural country. FOR SALE JiOJEli. Situated at the junction of the Boundary creek, Marcus and Reservation wagon roads. Nearest point to the Colville reservation mines- LOTS AS GOOD AS GOLD Fnr prices und all other.nf)rin:Uimi iipply to i. â , LJART OKANAGAN MISSION, B. C. TtiiH in ii splendidly flu tolled limine innitft and out, nlmpRt (WW, willi giHHl _tftl>l_ nnd out building, in ecu tin lly locnUxl In Hi. rallcy nml ciiiiiiiiiiiiil-1 it Kiiod trade. It sUmls oii'jli' (mvii i;iotiiiils of two and a Imlf nvrci in citint, uinl Ua j:iMiil in vestment. ALSO A FIRST-CLASS BLACKSMITH SHOP' WITH COMPLETE OUTFIT OF TOOLS. Tills liuililing Is two storey, iiixl, and .land, nn ils own g.-iii.uil ui" luilf un sere In extent nnd. Is in .. .-uinninn.ling business iinsili.iu. Foil Terms Aeei.YTn 1). NICHOLSON, Okanagan Mission A. D. B ' a- -':â ' lli Ii, 0, â '"l-.aS-Kj McNICOL MIDWAY, B, C. .1. VV. I-^EED, 'ffl i WATCHMAKER and JEWELLERS?] MIDWAY, B. C. ffl I'l a i â Pa^.n; nletifcfnea ToiietJAr-ioios Trusses,' &c. r. ;.,- Fine Watch Repairing- a Specialty. i All Work Warranted; nlK'ni Mall Orders From llie Lower Country Will Receive Prompt Attention. .,-trt.l*â ... i'S i-P. ft at s.i at ' 'â â¢. if'i'o â â .. I -, ',â â â â r â '. â AV Kit at Kit Kit ,.4.i(,it,iS,i .,.*;,:â¢,;, ,',i. '".,.T'.iTS V-, I â sit I § I A. t RE1 sit â ®mmm®mm I CHEAPER THAN EVER I '*v , .,1 ft at AT Kit ft , ill Campbell Bros. Ii ^ | TWO CABLOADSjfsT AERIVE1) | u£ *r_ nncciAiun b r. wroiuniu a r _i_ PCS '1*. f f S't E_i t?SJ f bd 1-5=1 Sit hâI E_a MARTIN BROS. I.KAIIINI1 IIOIMII POR Hardware, Stove,. Tinware, Paints, Oils and Glass. Vernon, S. C A. D. W0RGAN. Porlriiit & Landscape riiotogr_p_er VKHNON, II. ('. VIEW5 OP THE DISTRICT FOR S__E. F. II. JACQUES, Watches, Clocks and Jewelry. Spectacles and Silverware. REPAIRING A SPECIALTY. VERNON, B, V ROSSLAND, B.C. VERNON, B.C. TAX Assessment lll'VI'lllll' Acl Tu mid Provlnoliil . Rook Creek Division nf Vulc District. i' liy nut cx- I llUpl'l.t'lll'l Ilia l.nll.llllll' Wii-liiiifftou is ,1,1,'llli,,,, Ul III,' uf rcpri'si'iiiiiiiy,. ,,â.,, nf tlmt ns ne me (l;,'i,,K ennvers* We uio p!i..isi.ii in nni rliun.-.'i'H Ilia: ll," ni.,,,,.,- ,i lin- Oa,u, ii.mii elver iiiami ury line in ll,,' S. il liieeivlng so uiiiel: Innil rule. ant with tli,. greul eoinuiereiiil nml uiiui,,','|â-ivil,.â,'s that will I.'."annl,.(I to so,,,,, of Brillsh Coluiuliiii'tiSniitliei'ii Okiinigiiu niiniii,' ciuup') (i,ii11* in a posilii.n lo judge 11,,' greul lâ.,mills ll.nl tvntil.l iii*i*i-iM' In the snetinn of f.'iinli -â - lyi,,ir,-,,,,,igii'i'ia In lhe river in mirstiun, slumlil siirl, luiyruveliieiit NOTItll! Is lioroliy iflvon Ihul lueossod anil provlnelul rcvciutu tuxo-for UDUnrouniv 'Iuu uml imynlile tit my .illl.-.., Ottoyood, ut llio j fi.llotvtlin niton: If juiid .... ur hef.iru mill. June: (liui-liulf uf miu por conl, nn real property, Tii-n por eont, on ivlld Innil, On-tlilril ol one per cent., nn porsoiinl proporty. Oiio-I.alf nf ...ie per conl. on Income. If [did un in'lift ur Isl .Inly; Tivo-ttitiits nl nnu inn- conl on real property. Two uml iinu-liiilf por oout. un .villi Iiind. Otio-tinlf uf one por eont. on permin.il property. Tlirao-fourtlit) of une per cent, uu income Provlnolal .-.-re tux, (3,00 per .'iiplla. C, A. H. LAMIILY, Aiuuihsi... nml (lolloelor Hook Crook HI vision nf Yulo Llislricl. O-myooti, H. (', I3U. .larmiiry. IS'.-. SPOKANE FAILS and NORTHEBN RAILWAY Nelson A FortSheppard Railway ALL RAIL TO NELSON, B. C. Only through line to Nelton, Kaslo, Kootenay Lake and Slocan Points. Dnily (except Sun.luy) l.etiveen (Spo- kin,,* anil Norlhporl, Trl-iveekly l.etiveen Northport mill Nelson, (l'.)INO NOItTII (KIIXll HllWm llflnu.m MARCUS 2.20 p. in, On Tui-siliiys/riiurmliiVH, und Sill iii-ilnvK, Iriiin ivill run tliniiiKliIn Nolsnu,nrrlvingrti.O.-lflp.m., inukini; i-Iiiho iinnncctii.n .villi Mm ulciinic,. Nol* Hun fur Kiisln und all lake polnis, arriving nt Kiwlnat t):IH, n.,â. snnâi ilayi.. Hetiinifng, pau- HQIlgun. ..all leave luini polnti. anil Nelson un -Ii.ii.Iil.rM, Weillli-ailavH and t'riilnys, arrll'lllgal SpokWIO sjune diii. PUMOngera for Kottlo Hlvor and Holllldi.rj' (Ireek oomioct at MaroilB .villi uln^u DAILY.' for THAU, CHEEK MINES conned at at at at it iltili,Si,H.ii'.iH.iH.iH.i T,1 "S ft ft ft ft ',i ft ',i ',i ft ft ft HiSiH.iH.iH.iH.iH.iHSH' at at at at ft ft t,i 4,14,i 4,i 4,i t.n.l-tSTSi'Si'S â nt Northern*, will, slaue line daily. for Nakuspfti.il Itovolntoku ennnocl at North port wilh Innil Wed.msdavsantl Saturdays, ttiujlall GENOWAYS & McAVINEY Wholesale and Retail Dealers in and Growers of CHOICE NURSERY STOCK. All Stock Grown Without Irrigation. All Trees Inspected Before Leaving the Nursery SPO KANE FALLS, P. O. Pox 583. Washington MARCUS and MIDWAY S'FA.a-XS X-IKTE Leaves Marcus Mondays and Thursdays at i P. M Arrives Midway Tuesdays and Fridays at 5 p. m Leaves Midway Wednesday and Saturday at 6 a. m Arrives Marcus Thursday and Sunday at 9 a. m ML SPECIAL ATTENTION OIVEN TO MAIL, FREIGHT AND EXPRESS XI. JO. MOBBISON. X'Xt.CtlPXtXlE.'rOlR,. BRICK Ai LIE HANUl'AOTUKBD AT GRAND . . . PRAIRIE > Al'I'I.Y To J. WARD, HllK'KI.AYI'lt AMI I'l.A-T.HKR . EDWABD A. HAIN. 1. DEALER IN .. Stationary, School-Supplies, -:- Toys, -:- Cigars, Tobaccos, Notions and Patent Medicines. MIDWAY, B. C. GRAND PRAIRIE SAW MILL Roti-rli Lumber From #10 to $12. Dressed Lumber From $16 to l|U8. Por Tlinnsiml, r*â*-T* 'â - -" - -..a.:.'" T'~":-.a-_ METEOIIOLOGIOAI. REl'OllT. - Grand Furks real estat tat UP. Ixiug 118'5U Altitude, IMI feet ahovi' sea level. Melting snow for week. .71 of anuwlie; rain, .0.1 r_MVKIt.TUItK KOIl Jan. . 18.. 19 . 20... 21 . â a., â a . 21.. IVBKK ENUINU ..AN. 21. Max. Min IU 2 38 311 II li 31 II 31 23 30 -8 19 15 OOAL AID DISTRICT. to Mr. A. T. Bropliy pussed uut Marcus uud pussibly to Butte on Saturday's stnu-e, I,,it is expected luiek lu nlioul. a week or len days. Mr. and Mrs. Folder of Grand Forks pissed through Midway un Friday on their way home from Oamp McKiuney, They will shortly open their new hotel at Brand Forks. Take a look at, your mining license and note lhe dale of lhe expiration uf the snme. I)..n't forget thnt. if the license is allowed l(. run oul you forfeit ull Interests held under It, Messrs, 0. B. nnd P. B. Nelson have opened their new store ât Carson, nnd judging liy tlle large ainounl of freight that is being hauled und stored upon the new premises, this enterprising; llrm en,ten,pla,es doing a very big. liusiness the coming seasun. Mr. P. B. Nelson paid a visit to Midway on Wednesday Inst, and reported everything flourishing in the Grand Prairie valley and every one expecting il large influx of people, prospectors nnd others, in the early spring. On Wednesday lasl, Mr. Judson, who has been here for a short lime iu connection with the Thompson and Fowler deal in mining properties, left on a visit to Trail creek, wliere he luis gone to l.e one of the witnesses to the starting of the new Trail smelter, After upending a day or two there and inspecting everything of interest iu connection with the Institution, lit* will again return to Midway, Nothing pleasant cr ill lhe shape of winter weather than Ihal we are experiencing at the present, time could possibly lie conceived, ns the nights are nol ton cold and llie days are bright and sunny, with the very best of sleighing prevailing, as a result of the recent, full of snow. Tlin snowfall iu the mountains is Sufficient at lhe present time lo insure plenty of water for mining purposes Ihe coining summer, For their own ns well ns for I he pub- lie benefit, it is lo be hoped our business men will luke advantage of the good sleighing now prevailing nnd lay [ in vast stores of goods, so thut the ens-: turners mny teiip the ben,-lit ,if prices j consequent upon llie.luiudlingof goods upon sleighs, instead of the more expensive ini'th'od uf hauling upon i wngons, When freigh; lias to be; hauled such a longdi Inueeflnill puinls of-lilpmeill, the mailer should .('reive He will als,, pay attention tu milling In tlle different camps, and ilis geal. experience as manager of some uf lhe largest properties in Mitâtâ>,u will stand him iu good stead he,,', uud âs such men uf experience are greatly needed in this districl, llle captain may lip looked upun as quite un acquisition tu our ..lining community. During the summer he expects liis fumily lo join him. Upon bis purchase ill Grand Forks he intends erecting a large two-story building, the lower part of which will be used us a store an.l the upper portion us a public hull. For some time past, it has been an open secret that a new stage line would he inaugurated in the country, bul llie citizens of Midway were not prepared fol suet, agmgeous lurn-out ns made ils appearance on Wednesday Insl, when ilie Grand Forks, Marcus and Midway singe made ils lirst trip I to low,,. They quite expected llle proprietors tii furnish Bouiellilngguud lu I lhe way of u lurn-out, but. were hardly prepared for lhe appearance of ii team of beautifully eaprlsoned. four snow- white horses, handled evidently by a Veteran will, lhe lines, Therefore lhey might be excused lbe ripple of excitement at ihe Hist appearance the now sluge occasioned, Tlle line luis been established by Messrs. Mm.ley k Averill of Grand Forks, and will make lii-weekly trips between Grand Forks and Midway, uud will 1... run in conjunction wilh a daily stage between Marcus and Grand Forks, llr. Averill, the manager, came over the route on Wednesday and made arrangements for accommodation uud alsu solicited public patronage. Gould uur representatives have witnessed the colled ion of stage teams Ihul drove Into Midway on Friday lust, viz,, one four-horse stage from Pi'liticlou (Miller), one four-horsestnge from Grand Furks (Manley k Averill), nnd nun two-horse stage from Marcus (.Morrison), all loaded down with mail, passengers aud freight, they I nighl thus have gotten a true idea of tlie great, necessity of furbishing Ibis counlry wilh more than a weekly ninil service, when lhe stump; evidence wns presented to then, of three different stuge lines plying their trade and catering to the wants of ihe district, the business of which is growing of greater Importance duy by day. This stale of affairs presents the spec- Inch, uf Iwo subscription services I Ull- nillg lhrough llie counlry frum Midway to Marcus, in lhe face of the assurance given by the post.on.ee inspector Hint un iiitcrnufi,null mail service wuuld he established, which was to have come inlo effect on December of lust year. It is about 1 inn- that the assurance wus ui-le.l upon. THE MONARCH. the nt I en! ion of good business men, To break the monotony of lhe win- â " Greenwood Camp Has Been Bonded for ter, nn.l lo furnish a means of social intercourse, as also in counteract tlie effect of lhe bachelor club, lhe Indies of Midway determined snme lime ago to give a series of at homes. The second of lliese enlei-laininciits was held on Sal unlay night in Palmerston bull, Mrs. I), Kerr lieing hostess. The week previously Mrs. Lundy acted ill thi'satne capacity, Ai each "f Ihese receptions between 10 .mil 00 people wure pres.ail, all (hoi-uglilyenjuylng tlieinselves. Next Saturday 1 light Mrs. Shutter and Mrs, Powers will be llie entertainers, meet; but my acquaintance in detail with llu* oiher districts mentioned, lends me lo lhe belief Ihal the author quoted has been misinformed as to what really constitutes lhe great bulk and value of ores found in Southern Yule. I refer to Yale especially because I believe its greul urea will make ils mineral resources of great Inipurtauce, The paper referred In contains much interesting matter, and this, together with lhe fact of ils being apparently a special edition, insures any statements therein a wide distribution, I nu. therefore prompted to partially refute Mr. Harvey's generalizations, fur, ul.roud, they may create a wrung Impression, which, so fnr us Southern Yule is concerned, would lu, highly prejudicial I.,, our Interests, Ii is perfectly true that at Fairview, at Oanip McKinney, and in lhe vicinity of Nelson, frie-uiilling gold quarlz exisis, At the fonuer pin, e, us lule us a yenrngo, several thousand tons were crushed ,u good profit, under very Iry- iuguud.lisudviinlitgrousriicuiuslt.u.-cs. Thul bullion Is not now being produced there Is nn fault either of (he ore nr the natural conditions prevailing. Al Camp McKinney a ten-stump ...ill bus been in constant and eminently successful operation for over eighteen months past, upon oies from the Cariboo an.l Amelia pr.,perl ics. So also huve the Nelson mines been productive, but il dues uot detract from the respective merits of lliese several localities lo spy thai Iheir ores should not be considered a criterion either inineralogiclly or financially of lhe capabilities of fill,,ilka,nee,,, Osoyoos, Anarchist Mountain, Boundary Creek or tlle other numerous branches of Kettle river, fur lhe milling ores nre but an infinitesimal purl, whether iu bulk or value, uf Ihose known to exisl and hitherto supposed to Ih, smelling ores. Now, of course, opinions may differ, between Mr. Harvey, either personally or us a representative of lhe Cussel Gold Extracting company (limited), on the one band, and the various mining and smelting men who huve act,,,:,lly examined these localities, on theother, as io the adaptability of our ores to smelting process; but although there is considerable variation in character and grade iu these, if the product uf the Hall mines and lhe great part of those at Rossland is smelting iniilerial, I hen alsu is lhe great bulk of ore found at Boundary, Osoyoos, etc., adapted to furnace treatment, For the lieneflt of those not acquainted wilh the ores heieabnul, I may suy that probably the great majority of prospects worked upon show tlle ore to he a mixture of t In* various sulphides (if iron, with copper pyrites, all carrying gold and sliver. The giiugue may he quurlz, rulcilc or lule, wiih more or less specular hematite or magnetite near lhe surface. Probably many of these ores will ultimately require cnnccutrnlinn, and Ibe product will be highly ferruginous and cupii- feiuus, The iunnedia'e vicinity of Buunilnry creek is known to lie capable of affording much material which is almost if A uiovemeut is ou fool to form u rifle corps in Vernon. The movement seems Io bea very popular oilrt and is being energetically pushed forward by Mr. Lowes, who has already obtained n large number of young men on (l.e list. We wish Mr. Lowes every success in his elf,irls. As ii wus feared, there was considerable diflieully in gelling a euffl- iienl nun,ber of candidates for tlie election of mayor uud aldermen this year. However we have nl Inst succeeded nnd our council now sluu.ls us follows: F, A. Meyer, mayor, and W. ('. Pound. F. A. McGowan, Captain A. 0. Cirew, O, E. Mohr, and C, E, Cos. lerlon, fur aldermen. The Iirsl fancy dress carnival of the season wus I,eld in Ihe skating link on Thursday night. A large number of skaters in eustume were uu the ice uud . un excellent programme of music wus furnished by llie bund, Son,cof llli euslun.cs were very elegant aud il Wr wilh greul difficulty lhe judges wei nhle to decide which ones should IT- reive llie p. izes. The Indies prize wns awarded to Miss Cuuglilaii, whose ens. Inn..' was a very handsome one. culled "Ficelle"* Mr. Leslie llirnie ciplured (lie gentlemen's prize in Il.e costuuie BOUNDARY FALLS Y. R.w- IAKES, M.D., C ,M. l.Y ll'l'l,INTIIKXT RESIDENT PHYSICIAN TO KETTLE KlVEIi DIS1RICT. OFFICE : ; BOUNDARY FALLS. BOUNDARY FALLS HOTEL, Boundary Falls, B. C. THOS. HARDY, PROP. Centrally Located Stopping Place for Three Dillerem Stnge Lines. Trouble or Expense Spared to Make Guests Comfortable. Strictly First-Class and Charges Moderate. No Best Brniuls Liquors and Cigars - - - li-._ Stalilinp, G.ARTHUR RENDELL BOUNDARY FALLS, B. C. Headquarters for Miners' Supplies. A GOOD STUCK III-' l;.;:^,":' X^IBwiwta, -Silling, Boots and Shoes, Powder, Ete. ORDERS TAKEN FOR ALL KINDS OF AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS Master Frank McGowan, us a Bar risler, was awarded lhe boys' prize. The prize fur the best sustained character was given tu Mr. it. Hell, who represented a French cuai'ili'ter culled "Peirult." The costumes deserving special mention were Miss Ida Birnie as S.in....er, Miss Elsie Mitchell as Five 0'Clnck Ten, and Master Ken- lu-tli Bum,cnl us Midship,,,un. The new won,an wns there, represented by Mr. Alex. Birnie, win, was attired in u full ensl,line of bloomers, elc. The hand is lo be congratulated upun tbe success of their first carnival. JUST RECEIVED . A FULL SUPPLY OF . Men's Woollen Underclothing, shirts, Fancy and Heavy, UR RENDELL. G. AR1 W-i "-;_â¢_/- GOLD COMMISSIONER'S NOTICE. Abb PLAOKH MINING CLAIMS .1X11 ** Lua.cl.ol.ls legully hold in Il.e Osoyoos Division uf Yulo Illsirlct um lnl.l over from 1 lie Ist ilny uf November, 1803, tn tl.c 1st ilay of Juno, DM, ('. A. II. LAJIIILV, (lul.I -nmmbisionor, Qovormnont Ctlllri', Osoyoos, 11. (', .Illl. October, lstlj. .....telies.' IB-asimess. CERTIFICATE OF REGISTRATION âOK Aâ FOREIGN COMPANY. "Companies Act," Part IV, and AmondlnB Acts | OLD IRONSIDES MINING COMPANY (FOREIGN) A CARD .-*,- -v HAVING ..'pencil upii butcher Imsiiief- mi Hunwlury Creel;, we arc nroparcii Im -.fi P 1. (nriilsl, ll.C very â¢ll Ices Incuts '.111 market .ire 's ll, | II. a Willi will f IVlll US .Villi . 'rice a ITUSliI illll ami ma . , il ro itlcnccs anil llio ilia '1 ââ|.: Your lull ronngo Cl«|,, ai lily SU Idle . Sl l 00W1 1. , _ XI. I.S OX. BUT0HKKS, Greenwood ancl Boundary Falls. PLACE your order, early fur Poultry Only price i cany liii.-f, Mutton, Pork or .uiisago. Hid best kopt in stuck, ami ran enable. MclHAVIJ .1, A NELSON. £!&£ii£!^!4£!££!4£!££!>£!-M**£!*££!^,&_{ a.t at a,, a, at a,t at,at,^i,t a^i^i,^ ft ft ft ft 4il4lV,"-',VS'',li'ST',iy,li'S T,H',14lT',ii't1-4,1-4',lV,14',lT,1 4',1 4,1 Ut S'.t Roglstoroil tlio 27th (lay of Dooondior, 1MB. IIEHEUY CKHTIKY llial I hare Ibis .lay j t retiistia-eil lho "(Hil bunsiilcs Mining Com- linny" It'orolgu) luiilcr llie "Companies Aa,,' i Pari Iv," Hoglstrallon uf foreign Companies," and Amending A,as. I '1'ho head oltlco of lho said Company is siiu-j in ilie sinto if' The Montreal company, represented liy F, (J. Iniii'S of Vancouver, und whose representative here is Mr, Tur. ner, is steadily adding to ils property interests iu this sectiun, as only recently they bonded lhe Gold Drop in the above-nained camp and have now j u«t(|uile within the range of dry ore taken ll'uld of a sister claim- Ihe Moil- j There are quurlz with small (pnuilitie archâwhicli lies parallel to the Gold of nine blende, galena, copper pyriles Drop and is a south ensl extension of une or more Iron sulphides, nlong .villi the Rawhide, which in ils li.ru isa arsenical, antiinnnial and telluric.coin- south extension of Ihe great Snowshoe pounds, These ores arc invariably claim. , high grade in silver and gold, I The Monarch, together with other I If any uf Ihis or the prccci ding class, On Friday Inst Mr. 0. B. Nelson re- claims, was loealed in ihe summer of | is better adapted "aaa rule" In either reived his wife and Ihree daughters at I1893hy Messrs. llu.npluey and Keigblly ",ânalgun,aliiiu,cliliiri,i,iiionorcy,iuid- Oarson, their new home, Mr. Nelson, and has had considerable work done inn" wu have m'-ssed our calling, If who for some years has enjoyed I he upon It, Early lust spring lhe claim nut, could there he,( more happy cnn- oporito oo'otrlo llglil nnd power pialiU for tho I ,nil tib Hie City uf i-'iiuki Wiisltin .ton, U s, ,t. Then,''-.-aa fai- wliieli ilu oompan' a- esblb- lisbcd ni-ii:'i'u work, uperalo, buy sell, lease, incite, acquire pruouro, linlil, antl ileal in mini s, nielli's, ami mineral claims uf ovory kind uml descrlpllon within lhe tliittui] Stales nfj*tfr Atuorlcaatxl Lho Province of llriiish Columbia, Canada t to carry un ami iionilu.il a gonoral mining, smelting, milling, ami reduction boat* purchase, acquiro, buhl, creel, nn.l Hs. 4'- 4,1 at ft f T ii at J^EAD â MARK â LEARN! THAT CASH OR TRADE Will secure lo you lhe very I.-sl bargains In all lines nf GENERAL MERCHANDISE . . .. [E-arEa-Eas' - is'sippmes AT TIIK URKKNVt'OOU BT0I1E, llOIXDAbY CHUKK, H. C, It. WOOD .. CO. T Kit at i'S at Ha IE S HA ft f t AM, a, a, a, at at at a, at at at a^a^it^i^it^it^it^i^a^at^i,tat,^i,t at^i,, -,.â ft '1>''""*V iSSST'.HSTe, ft ft ft t',1 .-I*, 'i*. t',1 4,1 4,1 '4,1 4,i 4.1 ft ft 4',1 4ST'S inni ms&smMmu mmitiiiHi. reputation of being oue of .Spokane's most prosperous and progressive liusiness men, has built himself a fine store at the above mined point, and will in fill lire devote himself entirely to business there, as besides having ihese new premises he is also interested in the old Reservation Trading company's business at Fourth of July creek. The ciii.iuiH.liiius nature of lhe new build- iug at Carson may be inferred from was bonded In Mr. Largey, of Bulte.jdltion for the smelter than that whirl, who allowed the hood lu expire, owing presenls lhe ores named Ineunjiinellon to it refiiBiil of the owners lo allow nnl wiih llmeslone and aliuudanl wiiud, extension to Ilie stipulated lime for the further prospecting of the property, the work carried on having been, it is snid, improperly directed. The present, bond, or nil her bill of sale, stipulates $l,2f') paid down at lime of execution ol same equal inslulhneuls to I wnler and mill, all mutually accessible Samuel ti. Fowler, E. M. 1- â¢ 4 VEItNON NOTES. the fact, lhat the portion fronting upon ! $-,760 each, upon the toll..wing dales: the townsite will be used fur store pur-' August 1, November I, und January 1, poses, while in the other section of the j IW. No debts are lo l.e allowed lo building fronting towards the Kettle accumulate nguinsl lhe properly, and river, a splendid suite of rooms bar been built which, when furnished, will be occupied us a family residence, Very encouraging reports urechen- laled as to the showing of lhe Oold Drop recently bonded by llie Montreal syndicate, as It Is suid some very Due ore is being brought to the surface from the shaft ill wliieli de. veloptuent work is being carried on. It is ipiile likely the bonding of oilier properties is lhe direct resull of the encouraging slate nfuffulrs iu lhe (Iold lhop claim, ami il is lu l.e hoped (as it is generally believed by those most conversant with ores and claims of llie camp! that Greenwood will never disappoint those who are fortunate enough to be able to invest iu her niines. All lhe development work car- lied out iu the Boundary Creek camps, with but, few exceptions in tlie past, has been attended with very satisfactory results, and the future development of the niines may lai looked forward lo with confidence, Captain Hall of Butte, with Mr Averill of Grand Forks, paid Midway a visit, on Wednesday lust. (Inplnin Hall, who intends spending llie summer iu this country nnd pe,Imps remain bete fnr guod, has entered int.. negotiations fnr tbe purchase of a Hue piece of ranch property near Grand r-,'.' 'â :.[ â¢,'-',*. .â ' â -.-. ...:v ,, upun fnnn Ibis stipulation, lhe purchasers mc given n free In.nil lo prospect, develop and otherwise handle ihe property ul their discretion, Tlie method adopted hy ilu, company of paying ul least it) per eenl. upun lhe purchase price commends Itself lu lhe inine owners, as il shuns a buna lule inlcntion on lhe part of lhe investors tu curry mil Iheir contract. No il.i.ilif ....... will be put lo work Immediately developing the properly, and lliere is every reason to believe lhat the near future will lind the claim a monarch in richness ns now in name, 4. 4 A REPLY TO W. PELLEW-HARVEY. Tu tho Editor nf Tun Aiivanoei Slit,-In an iniiile entitled "Ore Treatment, etc.," by Mr. W, P. Harvey of Vancouver, iu lhe December number of the B. C. Mining Record, I an. surprised al (hiding lhe following sentencei "The ores found in the Cariboo, Fnin iew, Iloundury, Osoyoos, Yale, Alburn), and some in Nel- " son, however, are not adapted, as a " rule, tu any smelting process, but " rather lo milling as applied to nuni 1- " gamatiiin, chlorination, and cyaiud* " ing." Having never visited Caribou nr Al* herni, I am nut in a position to speak â â..',,.,,,.,. â i Ai. Hni'vey's "late- Mr. E. Driscoll left on Friday's 'rain uud three, on atrip to Ihe lower country, where made uf lie will probably establish a harness business at some point there. Tlie lirst, ineeling of lhe Phuisanl -â¢veiling club took place iu Cameron's hall on Wednesday evening ihe lf.il, insl. A large nun,bei were presenl and a very enjoyable evening was spent. |iiii'[,usu uf milling nml IroftttHg ui-es, uml fin- thopurpoBoof ftitnislilng light- nml creating liawcr f.â. all mlrponosi to bofiil. buy, lease. locale and buld -Holies, llun.es an.l water rights; hiC01.slr.lct., lcasi', buy. sell, build,or ulKii-iite rnilriHiils. ferries, tramways, or oilur moans of transp irtaLtoii fm' transj tlngoroa, mil.lngn.nl othor mnhiniil; tu own bond, buy, sell, lensii and locate limber and timbor claims; uml, finally, to do everythingconBtstcnbprnpcr, nnil convenient mid roquhiHo fur lho carryb.g mil nf Um objects find purposos aforesaid In lliu fullest and In-iinib'st sense wiiliin tho territory iifiircsaiil. The capital slunk nf the -nid Couipnny Is uut. million dollars, divided lulu um. inilllun stinr. s uf tin- par value uf nno dollar each. Glvon uiiilci- my hand nml seal nf ofUcout - Victoria. Provlnoo of llrltl.li Culumbln, llils nib day uf Docoinbor, 1KB, ,*-. Y.W00TT0N, li Registrar uf Jolnl Stuck Companies, VERNON SODA WATER WORKS O'NEAL &. DOWNEY, Fhoprif.tors. Manufacturers of All Kinds of Carbonated Drinks, Including- Ginger Ale, Sarsparilla, Club Soda, Lemon Soda, and Cream Soda. CHAMPAGNE CIDER. A Specialty Made of Raspberry, Strawberry, Oranye, Pinoapple, Vanilla, Lemon,1 and Gum Syrups, GREENWOOD CITY Is the central town and supply point of the Boundary creek mining camps. From this new town roads lead to the Greenwood, Deadwood, Copper, Summit, Long Lake, Skylark, Wellington, White & Atwood and Smith camps. Lots are selling freely and are a good investment. For prices nnd other invoriiiation, address ROBERT WOOD, All in Pint and Quart Bottles. Write for Prices. ireenwood < iii)', Boundary (!reek, l>. ( Or apply to agents, 0. '". COSTF.KTON, A. 1). P.rkM.ii, A. K. Sri tier, Venn.ll, 1.. t Spokane, Wash. Vancouver, li , i|*> iq rlr 5ii »r "If*.!- 'I* »': 1j!3|» ll! Si. . I .i 1 : i m i' m^mm Grand Prairie Hotel i-Aitsox, Ki'-.n-u: nivi'ii, ii. ('. Situate io tae Indiato Vicinity of tae Boundary Creek Mines. First-class accommodation for the Traveling Public. Stage Lines to Midway and Marcus, Wash. Blacksmith shop in connection. ta Till' S"b*a,B:<3 Huns llol 'v. '.' Leaves Oram , Iiouves M Itvay I GtOOXt fe,.. .VCSIlS sk MnunFi- Runs. PROPRIETORS. MANLEY .. u""ti'.i,. (il(ANI) FOIII'S, MAHCUS AMI .MIDWAY and Express -___Lx_.e HiuulIIi'iuiil I'-.n-ksiluil''. leaving Marciwnn.l Urani! V > k - nl 7 u. m, for Mlitwny. Momlnyg, WoiIiiotnlayH uml IVIfluys nl 7 ... ui. .a .ml Korku anil Marciis,friies(lnys,piiurwlnysiu.' Kalunlnys, 7 >i. in. EiiAsoivAi'i.i: MATns __-*___â¢â¢ _-_"_*»n|» r'.tOIMIII'l'O'lS (IliAMi FORKS, 11. 0, A CARD. To the Boundary Creek und Kettle Hivcr Miners and Resl- S. A. SHATFORD -*-m.*-__m-__«'a_mmi MINERAL PRODUCTION FOR 1895. Tin* mineral prod nd fount I lie United (Slaies during 1835 .vus nf finder vn Ine limn that of ISH .nd hud It ,,... been d_nts Genorni,y! Dry Good- »:.-_«__. H_CillilXÂ©I-AT fur great depression during tin? year I ,. ,,- , â¢* -«_i .» mm â¢â¢â¢ hi -_«i-*.~.u. '-<kX__-._J._i_, Jf ii i . , ,i i " ii (â iii'iiTixii.-VAe beg In inuke the ,rt, ,,*,,--. ivi.ulil have been irniillv n.ere.is.'il. . ,, , , ,1 VERNON ,,,. . . ? ', ,f announcement llml IVO hnvo lipi'lmcl ^ ' ,1,l.'ii,'nr,'. iâ"t"h.'UnitedI NuirsZ-''l'. ff<,,l<!ral.8lw5 '" "â¢ town of | The Only Store in the City that'Has a Complete Line of Ladies' Goods, inn Ihe (IreeiHvniid un Boundary I'l-cck, where linincnse assortment ivltl, nil tbo LalostTrlm- IH.II uu,iiiniled li, Sp'M. 002,022, and , , , , . ,, ' . iIM PiRITQCl PflOnt .ve biivc.... imi , value nf lho -.â,â. lueinN fur 1896 ', "'" '"'"' "" lm,,d '""' <l,"'*v amv,,« **! UKt^ OUODS Jfg g^g i.niiiii.iiii. HSU-007mn Thla.hnn,. 'urg" slnek of gun-mi uwr-linndise. i |*J MILLINERY B'"u*;«â¢"'"â¢'«;ccanploasoi......ao,vobavoniiâ¢to|assinllllnor,i.n- u wilted to mmm I hh -hows. In Hil. .|h i( sh(i|.e , ^";;'"... _ â¢'f"*?" " T'- t-OMISOods otprloo. novor boforo hoardol llll'iense ..I 21.2 per cent, nnd it ,â,,â...â,. â _â f ââ,, âââââ«,, ,,,, , -, OUR DRESSM ' K F R has bad larso oxpcrlonce attbe business, anil a iicrfoct nle ui. of Uu- following nietiiUil g feeling confident that if "*-'lv rjj.i.ojni.i .i (U-inuirantoedprovldlngyou sond tbo rarrootme-suro lined. ,,- , â '"""IVI you will Mill'list lia with your favora, Remember wo cam ovo-ylnlng Hat a lady requires, and ennsavo yon monoy if you send your A'1" H". uiilnnony, copper, gold,! J^ s||a|| |â, (.(|llil||v ,,ll(| uii'uunllv bene- "nlml"m "end one to-day nn.l be convinced. T.KM8 Ciau VVlIB Okdwi. pig Iron, lend, quicksilver, silver, zinc, j 'â ' ââ â. â¢. â COPPER. !pi 'I he ,..aiiiu(,li,l,â|i|,.,. inislnek ill lhe vi"ml "s """â¢ ""' H'.**' _»nerolly I'niied Siaies mi January 1, 1806, wasP""ld """'" l"''f''r l'"1 i*'"-<â¢"i|)iiii fSTfi Zvtri,^t;.Arms^ong Sash and Door Factory. HIM lima, nnd ihis ndded to the pre- " msh [mi»' PWÂ»-I<»"K ""' I'*.' »â¢' -li ,f Hi,* vear, 172,1X2 ninkean K'""U U '''""â¢isl""1 with thia ayaleu,. I,mil nf 208,-1-1 Ion-, which ivns dis l'"<'liug--»"l.,l.'"l tlml. audi is the enae, niseil of us follows, Kxpoi'lutoforelgn!"'1'1"'*"""^' """ "'' lwv" "'lnpl-d ALL KINDS 01' DOORS, SASHES, MOULDINGS, HOUSE FURNISHINGS, ETC., ETC., Manufactured on the Premises and Kept in Stock. STOVES! STOVES! coiinlrlea, li:l.7X2: domi'Mllr cuusuni,- ll,is ll"'li""1 "'' l,ol"K I'l**!"â¢**. viz, w -, , pâ. . li, f Hie .iiuuirv. I18..TO ,, >il hm IV rush ,ââ â-.âlâ-ââ| iâ doing VVnt... k,. ttW-S to huh, uc, Iiiiuil of 21,708 tons, "" »'e hclleve we nre iiclingln llio hc-j Tbe iivei-nge pri, '||â. ml during i"l''r***tsnf,uir customers, ilu- vei.rwiis 10.77 cents per pnund. A" '"â¢*l",,'li"M "f »ur alock mid _n As,, lu'iidiicer Miiuiiinn sliinds in '' ''*>'lls lu l""TS will convince nil SEJ^K-^F .SiTS, .-' t VEEfiON LIVERY, FEES ANO SALE STABLESL CHATHAM Bob-Sleighs, Essex Centre Plows, Oliver Chilled Plows, Cook Stoves, Parlor Stoves, Box Stoves, Camp Stoves, Hardware of All Kinds, Window Shades, Iron pipe and fittings, pumps, paints and oils, varnishes, rilles, shot guns, powder, shot and shells, plated ware, enamelled ware, wooden ware, tinware, wash-tubs, washboards, spade.*,, shovels and axes, crockery ware, lamp goods, glassware. All the above roods will be sold N. MW-LOD, Armstrong, b. c. CHEAPER THAN EVER BEFORE Bi'('ouil,05,000. Wcaleiii Mining World "''â â '>'-V -v"iin nihriiced .,.â us to rosier nud render iisslslunrc in Hit-NT «F AMTIMS. J5JS.S-3 ~" .?S â¢-? T%£ G Single dri Thilli'king ynu in aHll,_>inlinn tor B,ox si^ "' de" Q your ninny fiivoia, lle reuuiln respect- sired Compiled In Alphabetical Form fully yours, ,,,.,. ,. , ''â WtHii) «i tv. And Intended as a Heady: Greenwood, Boiiiidai-v Cri'ek.B. (J I â â â .'*.. -a':aK.*'-"V''%«>- B<, uiivers i q Double drivers . . Reference for the lla.s.v Ones ARMSTRONG. II, 1'i-ira U'lnstrong Hotel N. Mi-Li-ml Simb iiiiii Iliiur Kili-liir. V I, I-iii-Kill,<-c.i KEKIi* HK'O., BUTCHERS, HORSES broken to harness, and lior. ses and cattle sold on commission. i D Saddle horses . L A GENTLE. I;;:;:;;::;:;1,- MIDWAY and BOUNDARY FALLS DEALER in hay and BENVOULIN. and retai|. II. Xlcliiilsnii Bent-oullii Hulol Moat dollverert at Hock Creok anil all llio BOUNDARY FALLS, Mining Camps. | '«BIB,â¢«*r T ",,nl-v- " -,i'1 ' 'â â â¢"â ,l'-' ALL KINDS of heavy teaming attended D Double drivers I Single drivers . Ciirjcll. .1. .1 Jakes. II. W KcrrUms ilclluivoll ami Xcli llcnilell, 0. A.. . R. D. Kerr, Civil I'.UD-lncor -â Kerr, ..I'bj-stcinn und Siiivi'ini " ,1JI""â¢,I|"â : NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. Utlt-iUH-H . 5 Saddle Horses . . W. GARDNER, ,,"""ral Mcre"""t| Tondorsarocallo-lfn'tboeonstriicHonotiwol C0?NER Mission and CARSON. Iil.volll.ufluuninsul Mblway. Plans an I auoclli- IroilSOIl Streets. Cnrson Toii-nsllo C. E. Stuart, Agont I cntloiis muy bo sson âl Ibo Advanch olllco, or >iiiZo"z.utv:iiffliuto^^^ , %m .$m mmm mMmmnmmmm . j. ARMSTRONG VEKKOW, B.C. E-fio3xelles â¢& Benouf, Ltd. Tiotoi-lo, B. O AGBICULTUBAL IiCIIIIIT. SOLK AGENTS b'OH Brantford ® Binders ® and § Mowers TIIK IIKST IX TIIKMAHKIT. A Full Line of Waggons, Trucks, Plough,, Harrows be., &c. WAREHOUSE AT VERNON. C. F. Costerton, Jk.ggGXi.fi. ft- Vi. II. N'OIIIIIS, Wuril,.I CAMP M'KII.I-'EY Sbalford&Co Oonoral Morchanl FAIRVIEW. ,â- â,,ââ,,,,â.. llnlrymplr, W Oonoral Hlacksinllb , Klliui.T ncncrnl Morclinnt N,iin-iâ,0.0 Uiildon (laicHntol AGENT WANTED. Kbalfo.il & I'u Ocucr.il.Mi relinnls i Si.roule, li. fl General Hlncksuiltb Agent Mlil.vayTiiivnslloCn. W Sit in life : ft,-. â Â± ok ft ft iii- m >iv" + |i "IP i Sbcobau.flcoi'goJ Kalrvlo,.-Hotel ''»'" »'l.o .vants lo make mo.vev to soil 1 GREENWOOD Hidden Mines and How to Find Them W? "'"'"'â¢"â f1'" v"'"m] Moreh»âl.| BY w, TH0S NEWMAN, GrucniviimJ To.nislto II. Woo.1, Agent vjs fBAWn cnDI/o Tills book soils ilsoH-dcsorlbos uvijiiv oiie n,' (jnAINU l-UKftO andMisuu.ito(vnluo to onmniorco.Includf-- Miller, M .. .. .Kottlo Hivcr Sh_o Lino a cms und rin-icioi'S sto.vms and tolls Iiu iv MIDWAY W la. & r.u.'i ia. x» ol I I gig i Railway, Mining and Agricultural I A.-iiiii.viio.tAv.i-ii. ..,,.,â, _li;goS !S,:S',,,.1« I PAfifm nf flip K"pff1p RJ-trpi- '' tsitni-wn,& k . ...sawmiii â,,,< sohl ln BrI,4,.,,,,,ââ,in witiioni nn,- * Lentre oi tne xvettie Kiver '.'FLOWNA agenu., Voces ml.. . rnocfuxu rioiit .in Country. ..-'â (â nlK. Vlir ,','N ML,, I 7'IIOL'fl.lSII RIOIIT III . ,iil; ii'H-HK voc live. Liboral commission to live iii? LequimeK Lloyd-Jmics Implonioiil Agents agonls. Wrllenssoiv, Sn l,oi]tilnio llros,,** Cn General Moi*eli,iuis i'rleo by innil, .1.5!) cloth : 82,00 Icnllicr, Ad- iff l.i.-i|iiiini'. L Okaungaii Sawmill clr08* Tin: M. Hiiiiei.s I'i,,. ( »., £ ul ilngM., Tnnmlii, Out. *| LADNERS Hutcbowou, K Muriuiil, I Cn-) ell. .I.A (loess, flurry A.... Unas.,I, A Ilaln, Kdwarit A . Ingrlm, M Ki-r Ilrus Lr.,uiinc i; I'lnvcis McNIcul, .1 McAulay & Lundy Mi-iiuir. I. Norris, w. 11 . Heed..I. W ''â¢ Mamini..! .Nurseryin kjotICI" ts horoby glvon that, tlilrtv dayslft* T T^ tn . , *â LUml â â Ji'iiniiilfnitf^LSfeSl Lots on Easy Terms to Actual 'â 'â â â¢.â :l'.-:-.-.-!'a" " ' ' aiidworksforaltconapto.. ml curry ni fl Residents. FOH I'AHTiCULAHS APPLY TO W.H.NORRIS cm R.C.ADAMS, Midway, B, C. Montreal, V. Q. UUY mim-i iiiiiii lii_ i.iil'MIIII^ ,||'.*.|IIHi| I.IIKI**,, -n~ flvll i--ââi,â..,. si""11'''" HioOsnyoositlvtsfon nf Vnlodlstrlol i W ((..Il-.n- or Commencing at a pnsl .aiimueil ,.,, uâ. wesl JS Vssaycr bank uf Ruununry creek, abnut ono mllo south fl'* Mining Kugincer,,!f"rci'inv.HÂ«l( iiy. nnil.; Ingln a soulborly ||2 .i,.ii,..â... i,*i,. dlroollon ono mllo an.l a half, ll.on cnstlmlo, '_ ..... . si,iii,iâ.|, hi,. âââââ,. miK ââ.â east ono mllo, then sfe I*..ml nnd Llvory Stable i-tli J inilo. tlion .resl li miles iu place of lie- * Iluichcrs (finning, containing E00 acresi ids., common.- tr sââ.â,ii bw.ui. nasi un il.i'sinul, l.imk nf Tu-lnorook, ! .."" "I"1 ntolgbly roils ens, uf Ihu tinvn nf .l.-cen- IJ General Morchanl. wond, u,âI running in uu caslorly conrso im Houndury Hoi .iiiis.ilii.il iiin-ili Ilicbalns.thenivostWo ..jii.ick-niitii !!:â¢-;,!il!:5lfcll!v s&,H"'*'mi * llii-n-niilii .'iii'liiiinsni iiu. iiiiiii,ui lamiiiiniiiii,.. ..Agcnl Midway roivnslto mont,containing2110acres. Watchmaker nml Joivolcr H lary Fulls. .lanuary 15th, IHU, i.i ,. PENTICTON Sproulo, A.ll Kxin-css nnd singe lino NT'lTU'lai*. l.'..;''b.v icven thai 31 days from 2 .,..â.,â... , ,, ,,âriiââi IN dato I, William Powers, Intend Inappy ill Ibiirbnr,,! .... I'e. ton llolel to Ibo Chief Cnmnilsslonornf Lands, Works Walker, II... I'onllelun Livery anil SaloSlablo fum llconse in em and carry away limber f mam â Hs. m "v mi mmm If St, ft ft i if â li 1 i: i Penticton Livery, Feed and Sale Stables Good Single and Double Drivers, and Gentle Saddle Horses. PACK HORSES AND GUIDES H. E. WALKER, PROP. FURNISHED HUNTING PARTIES w : FLOUR : _ : Hutchison & Davidson, Proprietors Flour and all kinds of Feed always in stock. Rolled Oats, Oat-neat, and Cornmeal. Fresh Eggs and Butter. All kinds of Foreign and Domestic Fruit In Season. A choice line of Confectionery, Biscuits, Tobaccos A Cigars. ff All kinds of Summer Drinks. iCorner Barnard Avenue and Vance Street, VERNON, B. C. ! BOUNDARY HOTEL iii. MIDWAY, KETTLE RIVER. Accommodation. Good St'ihling, Terminus from Milieus, Washington. McAULEY & LUNDY, Proprietors. First (lluss Accommodation. Good St'ihling, Terminus of Sluge Une from Milieus, Washington. , iiiiv.i, ,,.., , .-.in, ... ii i.n . i.i uiui .- um .-iiiiii,. i.>I it ini'ii-' i.i .-in nn.l laii'i'i ii'.inv [Itiilii'I'lai,in -, a* r.1 â ROCK CREEK fcyoo-wSotttdo iKcr'"'1'0'' lift.*.-.: i -." ! .-:'..:-., Iltcndrlgl,, II. Hack Crook Holol SSoiidngntn"ml sol In the south haul; Wâ¢***8'*1 ' "' ' "' »Wi»Ii*i cpnKi"JI-' of lloundnry creek. I miles from Ha n.nnili oriiKP.iiL. ,1,,,,,,. wl |j miles, llicnccsniith I mile, ll,,.âcâ IJonoirayskMcAviney. Nursery no-i ll miles,thonco iuu-iI, I mill, tupulntuf Hpukuno fulls and Xorlhirn Hallway commonceincnl, containing » acres, mor â¢ VERNON "Midway, II. C- Iloccmbci III, ISO,*,. Armslrung, W. ,1 . . Ilni-ivaroMorclinntsr___:â~r: IlilllntP*. I'Vod Rnrrlstor KTOTICK 18 IIIIIIEHY OIVKXIImlumitl-n. ('..mpbi'll Ilrus Kuniilun IN lion will bo made lo Ihu Lcglslaihe As. I..ilu , IV. SI Hiillcltnr sc.nblv of Hriilsh (...lumliln,... I tm-an iii-i Ui iiii-iiiii-ii'iii.. n ci Tie Kettle Bivee Step Liei VirTDR1A HDTFI "'""""»ââ tte "»"â a0UTE V -iWy A v'*.'i-ââ_.l ,i.Z.jf 3, â^Ju< Between 11- VERNON, B. C. Betwv.8ii GRAND FORKS and PENTICTf N inirpiisu i.i coiwli'iiull, Leave! Pi to. ioton on Timrsdaya at, 6 n. m., arriving at Grand r'ol-s v., â¢'" 1";'<"*-â¢*. ,*-â (-," o HA ITI TZTVTTTrj r. on FridayB, at 6 p. m 1Y3 U i. r h V & r a U LKJN ER,. Props. Good Stl 'Sn. â . Criiivnll, T. K Ciinlruclor.uul Hiillder Cuslorlnn, ('. V .Cunimisstoii and Insiiranec lugilucp Cnryi'll..1 A Civil Engineer: I1"â¢. "/ oxplorliirf for, ilisau bu. i, king Cnslcrl (.', K. im i-siiiniiiiilliisiii-iiiii-i. S°iatc,abKl u.|nsl'e.E nr 'mI "'" ' ' l)ânal,Is....âl.8 .. ..thcnlstanillirugglsl lllslrlclsofKiustiuiini'csf, nny. V:â -,..,',I «0 ': 1 â -r _Xp6115e Oai'Oti tO Make GUBStS Conitbl'table. iiiu'dner, w. .. i.ivery rood ami sue ni. !,;,',,|'l|.";l'.';,i; !.llll'.,l;'l':',li"";;'' ,|::'11-1' ''i''""1 â¢ â â otlj First !kss and Charges Moderate, """' """ ''ni'u" i''i".u'mul Eood sueh inu'posos,m..l fur coiiccilng tnlis'â¢n.ii'u. Best Brands Li ie md. rars .!iii-i|iii--, r. I, Watcliiuakor and .Icwclor usonfaiiehlunniils ,â. .voi-ldng* by iiuyutbcr . '. -. V.. .. Ki-rliv. Kiirlu--M ,. Civil K'ngiiicii,. nci-nniiKor ci,ui|..,nlc cngay In iulnliij nml ;âin,;,,-,,i c «,:., iftl-r'r;;;:n:;:ict:;:'â :,."â , > ,- .okb©. iz. e3P-e.oxTi_j__, it'Si'w"., "^iSâ¢"STIK.-.iriW-^TS-i-^S3?l£v'T ' ,, ; BUCK WITH i'.-ft â '-.... iiyer, F. .i vâr v ,ift,- ZJiy;!'^^'ffly.,:." '""" ' ESHOEUNG AND GENERAL H_{'A!R8NG. . . . Murphy ami I'.iulk â¢ Vloliiilu lluicl ... t;. I,i',l|!a,i:1 , â vieiiniioHnmliioirmi . ixriiiiiiiiimii "â tiip'icimi, Feed Stable Run in Conneotlon With Hotel. W ,1 MFAKIM ii Nail uml l.iiunl.. S.iiln Wider Wurks "V ' U" lvl[-T^",l H-ml-ml I''" Oonoral Morehnnl MINERAL ACT. a-liii.fni-il, 8. ,1 In-yfl l.-iuiii .Mllllnon ..... £3u SKJSS''""'" ' ' GOLDEN GATE HOTEL' u-.ignn. A.I) . . . I'bnlngraijher Sfoa'tO-*. G, O, SHUKSON, Preij). MISCELLANEOUS _,..T!" |;"';1.'.1 :,.''k.,HN,llsl;".:-''â |U- PAiBVrEvV, n.c. ' " ' .â â¢)';.> AllC'JKMOiiATiON - - GOOD STABLING e, . â ,nd Forks, on Tuesdays at G t. rn., arriving at Pentioton .- Wedm sd .--. 6p,m. FARES AND EXPRESS CHARGE.) REASONABLE. .. Ull i I R, 1 '.-ni).. Gran- Forks, ll.C iH-M-lTK'E-J^iroL./Jl-iI IrttmVfji, MM-MM Opposite Golden Gate Hotel, FAIRVIEW, B, C. HOTEL KALEMALKA - - - VERNON, B C, - - - - - - - PROPRIETOR THIS IIUTI'II. N I') bi I).-( NO SI'IOCIAI, K l'li'l J.MMI'IN DAT10.1N" tUf (.'il-Hl-l-llll-H Al lllllllll.'ll ill.. III till" Sll'IIOKHlH .1 ,11 ,('t ill.. HoilHP.Trt .-'i,mil., in U'lillliiulnii Camp, h'ollln Illycr Shcrbrookc. Que Mining DIvW I Yale W irlcl. H.i Mnr'fn Hro Arms ( u Smv Haven, Con , rpMiK stnit'K tliat I. W. .1 i , SI ..-.'iioii. ii. I'. ..Marcusand Mldways.agc 1 miner's eoi'lHlcute N'u. a :. , | days fi ijicilalolioronf, Innini', a, , Cotumisstnncr I'n-n cjrll enteni linp*- a f ââ tin1 purp.ise uf uhlalidng i, . .a the abuve c'atm. And furlbcr lake null i ounty Court NotieejJ5CSffi Stopping Pines for Stages to Penticton and Oro, Wash. G-OXSTO SOUTH wili leave Pciiticton 7 a.m. every Tuesday, Thursday and aturday, arriving at Pairview 1 p. 111., and Oro, Washington, aiiiingf. nf Ibo County Court nf Yalo will be h il-lrn ns (nlfnws: t'.t (Jta.y.ins o , ,M(I id 1;.. |-'i Mny, "ISIMI, tmplc ,a t tnlouk Inlo ibis. 1 ..lib in*" â '.â â '. pun- . - . ' whi.in in- niiri ihe same eveniny; icn will Und Ihis h liil leave Oro, Washington, 7 a. ,11., Mondays, Wednesdays th t.: iiiiiyuut. 11 1 .1111 in 1;., ,-i ...uy, ._;,,,, ,'i ]., â 'iiii-. >n n,.|, i||1i us, .'-an-i. isii -,-}i,]Jv- i , , . ' . . --<â¢-- -,---. ....*..., m .Mhi*v..y... wi..i.io«.iii.v,.hi. si,-..,-,. â¢,!..; ^J1,^'!' fâ¢,', â¢|011â¢' Semi pnsiai io and 1'Vidays, reaching Fairview at 11 a. 111., connecting wit â t 1U0 iiour uf cloven o'clock in iho foroiinon. i ' " "rfjrTOi?UjiS*vri.i.w_Tni;, ; SS. Aberdeen and S, & 0. and C. P, Railways. |a r.iiiiiannd. (. A. II. I.AMII.V, Proprto orsof "c'mvl.HI Nnnwrlm. , (la. eminent OfDm, Oooyo -'a.. I'i'i. Uli. UrgosI inllio i.'iininii.ii -Over 700 acres,' llond olllco, Toronto. Out.i brandies, Chicago I itl,.-i-'IJt,iii,-..:u', l.ii. h i A. J. Sprol^ Prop. lOS'l'AHI.ISMMD llSH'l. MAINLAND NURSERY COMPANY "jtrBiuafli I''ar,m,"j - LADNER'S, - BRITISH - COLUMBIA Ouk ^SpecialtiesâVarieties Profitable in British Columbia; Trees Free from Pests." 1'IU-IT AND ORNAMBNTAI, TRKES, PLANTS AND VINK8, Send for Free Catalogue. F. Hutcherson, Manager. BAMS HOED. HOTEL. LUMBV, B. (J. First-Clans Ai'commoildtion for (Jiiosl-, Good Hunting and Fisliing .Stages to Vernon und Blue Springs, Iio-ais 1M_.03PE_iXi.-d, Prop,
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