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Vol. IX, No. 21. MIDWAY, BRITISH COLUMBIA, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 19. 1898. $2.00 per Year. R. W. JAKES,M.D.,CM, HY APPOINTMENT RESIDENT PHYSICIAN TO KITTLE RIVER DISTRICT. FFICE GREENWOOD CITY Q ERALD WILLIAMS, Nl. D., CM. VKRNON. II. 0. IU St. Thomas Hospital, ,(1NI1(I*>', I'lN'SI lUUhliA/**UI.X1:X< QR* WHITE, Graduate of McGill University. fairview, b, c. 1 P, McLBOl), Bahristhu, Souoitor, Fare. Midway, ll.C. A LLAN MACDONALD, I BARRI8TF.R AND SOLICITOn Of the Supreme Cou'*t of B. C. NOTA B Y P IJ .11 1.1 (!, 10 T ( Vbrnon, 11. 0. J MONTEITH Notary FiAlic, etc, Fairview, H. c l J S. CAYLEY, Barrister and Solicitor, wmmft-ft iiiiiii:- ■, - — -:-*^»^»^»^»^»^»^»^»i m & Co. General Merchants, 1 ffl ■A | 7 !*»a Mir I !§! flrH,MHH-r-**-Hn § Wc carry the largest aiid ps bust assorted stock in this J (§1 section ot the district and ■ 7' sell at prices to suit the [!v§; times. . . . ffl NEW POOPS CONSTANTLY frji ARRIVING, Sl DF01 I' RII a: 7' \W, KcnicMtjbcr § 'SSI WE ARE AOENTS FOR McCLARY'5 rArlOUS STOVES, f» .'■' i ' fSS li W. T. Shatford & Co. j$ te: iti BJ| Fahviow, Camp McKinney, Vernon nnd Slocan City, 25 f }■■'■■■ 7 m H I •a) 7 7 m If! ife n i i i respondent at Ihu Observer saysi ess ci Austria m"» ^ m *■■ "• Aii'-lri. Hungarian foreign miulsler, ActDflCininn-l.irl '■nnimiuiicaled the news lo the fiuper- AObttiSoIllttlOlli or.thelaller -mil. speechless into a 'iatii'iiiul "t'lttniiicil for ii long lime inni [linli'il*.. The remains of Ibeein- Stabbed by an assassin while walk- press will lie brought t» Vlenun al lug in the streets of Geneva, .ce.fiir a state funeral, Switzerland. The Emperor Is reported to have saltl, MililliiKi "Shall I not he fieed ,, ,, , , ,„ „,, from grief and pain In this world?" Geneva, Switzerland, Sept. 10. —The . ' ,. t< empress of Anslrln wns assassinated at May Mean Trouble. the Holol Beau Rlvage'his evening hy News rouses from Lonpnn, umler nn anarchist who was arrested, He Hntj* *if S»|it. Mth to the effect that a siiilil.t-d her majesty with n stiletto, It appears that her majesty wns walking from her hotel In the landing place of the steamer al aliiuil 1 o'clock when an Italian nnaacliisi suddenly appeared and stabbed her to i lie heart, The empress fell and wan carried to the iiltiic force lm*. occupied Fashodi a town on the While Nile iibilnl 403 miles south of ICIartotiui, Tbe tidings when they reached London caused in- tense exci temenl. As theie seems lillle room to slunlit thnl llieti'i'iips neciii-yii-jr llial place 11.acl Beau Rlvage, where she ex-1 are French.lhls will prove a distinctive piretl. Ist'tlia.'k In British victories In Ihe Nile The stretcher upon which Ibe em- ii@§i'$imI'd® %®®f |lld al ntii'i' ilispnsi's of llu- qui'Slir»n uf 1, ■.,i..,f..ii-- rxtli I UOLUIBIA Will IMS 08, - - « MILLS AT VERNON, B, C. • - ■ MANUFACTURERS OF HIGH GRADE FLOUfi Hungarian, Three Star, Strong Bakers, Superfine. Grand Forks, 11- 0, | —in—. wm.. mm, i. a tin i. in in. r ADRIAN MEYER, JlixiNn Broker, Notary Public, Etc n.nrf.uin Ave,, ViatNox, It. ('.. Al! produced by the celebrated Hungarian Plansifter system, Try some, mad', by tha only Plan3ifter mill in the Province, I K. JOHNSON, Gonoral Collootlnij ami Inmu'iuino Agont, Mlnoral Olalm* lii;ii*lil, iiiul Sold, Notary Public, (IWAMD P'OKIIS II. a pORBES M, KERBY, P.L.S., A.M.O.8.O.E., ENGINEER AND SURVEYOR __m WHOLE WHEAT FLOUR A SPECIALTY.... —**=-W2*i< yjaijlal .Km—— 1 Sec That Each Sack is Marked ~:R, P. BitlieUCo, Ltd,, Proprietors. Victoria, B. 0. Notary rrni.ic. Midway. 11,0. Bickard: .Benerniaa & Co, MIDWAIT, B,0. REAL ESTATE AND FINANCIAL AGENTS. MINING BR FIRE, LIFE AND ACCIDENT INSURANCE. J *^iS*JW^|i»?^^ § Good accommodation at the ®) 61) (® (© C® FfVlTI DirXITIPTfiXI ? %m\± rLNiibluiii press was carried to the hotel was I a British waterway to the Upper Nils*. hastily iinpiovised with oars and sail ofeonrsell is pussilile ihe forces at cloth, Doelorsiind priests were ini- [--..shodamay be British troops under mediately summoned and a telegram Major AlacDiiiuild, hul Ibis is most was senl, to Emperor Francis Joseph, i i,nIikp|v, as ihe lutesl. news received All efforts to revive her majesty were f,.0iii Uganda announced Ihal Mac- unsvailingnnd she expired al SSo'clock. Donald hail mil, left there al the end nf Th." (Ileal examination shows that Uny and II is extremely Improbable the aasiissin iniiMi have tis.-sl a small u,,,'* MnrDnnald's force could have triangular file. Afler striking tbe,,0vered BOOmilesover,.difficult course blow he cnn alum; ihc Rue des Alps from Ugnntla lo Fashod.'t in this lime, wiih the evident intention nf •mtorine.j wrK especially as so fat asisknownhe lhe square Los Alps, bul before reach- had nnly nne -mall bonl wilh which to irgit he was seized l.e two cn'iin-.-u . imvlfpile lho Nile. who had witnessed lhe crime, Thev ~, ,, ,,,,,•, , , -i Hie news Hint Btitish gnnbontsjhave iiiiii ial hini i'v'i'1'In lie bonl men aiisl ■ . . , - ,-, , , ., „, ■ slni'tt'il f.ir Fnshodn opens the iinastinn n ecu iiiii in.*, who conveyed linn In ,i „. ,-,■,, ^ / weather a-cnnfliel is likclv In occur the police station. ,, i.i." ' , . Iieiwei'ii ihem nml the forces neenpy- Ihe prisoner made no resistance, He . «,. ,, ,, ,,,, , , - ,, ' . ing l'aslinila, Tbe greal danger lathe even sani** ns he waked a bag, k.i vinir: , ,. n , „• ,,.,,, , , ,'„ headslrong young French nfnrer mav " dn Ml ,'ind"S he niiit-t be sle.-nl. ,. ., , , ,.,,' open Inc nn tin* gtm-hoals, lbe At ll,,. police station he declared tbat; s|nl||1(,|f Vi,]u,, „,- |7]|shn|hl h.,s ,l|mlvs I'lt'vlnganarchisl, with „..,,, , i||sis(„(, u|„,n „s Mng R|.(,i|L Scit'iilisis and geogrnpliers bnve repeatedly poln|i>d oul lb possibility nf iln m mi ng up tin* Nile I here and diverting the course of tlla river sn as to mnke lower Egypt, whose very existence depends on Ihe Nile, a waterless desert. ®) Travelers, iCommercis (® ar.d Spc Commercial men, Mining' men Sportsmen. Fairview, _t*Wm~_******W_***MME tp Terminus of stase %: Oroviiio, wash. ' all -AND- TOHN A. COHYELL, A.M., B.C.A, Civil Ermineer, PROVINCIAL LAND SURVEYOR ANO DRAUGHTSMAN* rriitatlon Projects, Englnoorlng and Survey Work, with Plnns and Estimates in anj Portion of the Provinco Immediately Attended to, Haps and Plans of Any Portion of Osnyoos District nnd Mining Camps of Keltic I'l, i - Mining Division, BOUNDARY FALLS, MIDWAY and VtriNON. u. A.Guess,M. A. II. A.Guess, M. \. GUESS BROS. na a^sayePS Thoroughly familiar with Fatrviow iit'..' Boundary Orook Mlnornl Proportlos. Proper- tics Mxinniiioil. Assays and Analyses of Ores, Fuels, Etc. OIIKKNIVIISIII, 11. (.'. M. BARRETT, Si, T. unlit BOIJ.VDAHV CKlllaK Engineering anil p lines froni-~»«« "y7 W / Oarap McKinney, iii) Slldwuy, areonwood, m fi Cui'snn, Griiiid Forks, ,£, <■■- undMiu'i ii;., (Vnsh. e) (# W, C. HAYWOOD - - - W. L LEOMARD, ®; rfjg Proprietors, Penticton, B. C. (®mmmms<&mmm^m&$A) 3^1 Ut J i~*^l Flou 41^ $\\ C&TL-X? flour has the name of being the 3«sst all-round llour on the market, try il ancl you wili not nsn othei brands, Our shareholdersgrow the wheatand ive grind the flour with ihc latest inproved milling machinery, OUR brands are, HUNGARIAN, XXXX, STRONG BAKERS, ECONOMY, SUPERFINE, 7 bags marked "(). K.,"and in Ik* had ii all the leading dealers fr: m Penticton to Greenwood City. Okanagan Flour Mills Company, Ltd. Armstrong:, B. C, M. McCuai?;. S, Larsen, l''e"i7 fl ITS? P IVERSIDE HOTEL, Groimwoiisl Olty, H. ('. Assayin-r and Analyses of Ore Mines Examined and Reported en Thorough Aoqnalntanoo with (tic Kottlo Hivcr unit Bouudury Oreoli IHlnlug I I _-—_-_-_-_-_-_._._._—.....^ hatred for the poor but only I'nr llic rich." Later, when taken In lhe courthouse nnd Interrogated by llic magistrate, In* said Ihal 1 nine In Geneva ivitli Ilia intcnli ei i.f killing the Due d'Orleans, j tail thelaltei hndnlcendylefl.. I -i, .-is ih,. assassin is soiiielin.es called.l Adilitioniil evidence llml Sir General followed the due in Evlan, ahoul 2.1 K||(.|,cnei expects serious nnd import- miles north of Geiievn, tn. Ill- lake, „„, PV„U|S |o grim nnl nf 111.* new where he was again iiiisiieeeesfnl lie ,•„,,„,, hl „,„ Af|i,„n sit,mtion la Ihen retnrm O va and learned ;,„|„,,i,„,„1,,,1 niih the news thai the from the pnpers of Ihe presence of llle now*»p,iper rorrespondents wiih the Aiisltinu empress, Yesterday he dog- „,„,,,,,,,„, „.,.,,, „,„ ,,n„,v„,i i,,,,,-,,,.,,,.,] get! her footsteps, but, found no oppot- ,n Fiishnda, hut have heen ordered in tunily m carry ..a' his purpose, though ,.,.tLJI.M j.1,ll„.r|ii,lely i„ Oalrn. If the be watched lbe li.....: |;,,u, .;!<,,,,„ ,,|| p^ ^M Mm sm,,.,,il;„|v m.|M. day, Tins ,,Miming, ha s,-,i.!, he saw ,,,.,H,|n,,.K , •„,„,, ,-.,,,.,,, B,.,|ft|n „r 'lievalel of lie- n-ess leave llu- ,,*,,.„„ ,,„, |iil(.k ,,„„.„ |fl ,„.,,„,. tn hotel nnd go towards the landing. I aTOi(, „,„,. Sncci'ssive n.il ish cabinets Ile inferred Ibnl ibf empress was imd(<l,U„.A Bnconsfleld, the lale Wil- going to take the slenmhoat, and he Hnm 0|„,,K,on(,, Ln,,d R„T|,PI.V „n,i hid himself bcbi.nl a ic,. m. Hi.' ipiny, |h(, Ml,mnlB ,„■ SnliKhm-y have warned uiih Iba lile concealed in his righl ;,>„„,„ n,,,, (im„ UHlnin will consider sleeve. In a few minutes Ihe empress, |n|wf m |n (h(, m m]] ft mm accoinpanled hy liar Indy nl hnnnr, f01,.,,..., appeared and Ihe assiissin .struck lhe. ^— lile home, The Dervish Slaughter, Lneessi ennfessed that be had been An idea can he gained nf lho effect- an anarchist, since he was 13 years old. iveness of modern nnns when the re- "If all iimii'i'hislsilitl Iheir .inly as I suit nf mi" days Hghtlng in lhe Snndnn have done mine," he said, "bourgeois is considered, for al fhehallle fouirbt sneiety would soon disappear." near Khartoum no less Ihnn HaSOO He nil mil ted that he knew the crime dervishes were slain, nnd KI (IIKI wound- was useless, hut snid he rnmmittcd iled. Thatitwas nonsihle .to sliuiBliler for "the sake of example." I such a number of hitman beings in so After searching for soiiin time th*! short*, tin.-*, seems In establish lbe wenpnn used by ilia assassin nf the superiority of smokeless powder,which empress "'as found in the lake, li uns |„.j,lu- nm) „\, this Imllle gave un dm,lit albrre-sldedffle, slender nml sharp, the British troops a grent advantage The post mortem examitml ion showed ,„-,,,. snelr ndversarles, Then agnln one aluiosl Impe plihle wo il Ihe ■],., '•dum'diiiu" bullet which vis file having peuelmled the henrl nnd used for the first Ilmi sl Ihis engnm- nnl causing exleri ble 'ding, The ment seems In have bean |iartlciilarly ia situated .at I'.aa-. Greek, R,(l„nn the main ronle'of travel between Penticlim -ial .all Buundary Creel; points, Stopping place I'nr singes, GOOD FISHING - GOOD HUNTING, BEST OF ACCOMMODATION. McCUAIG & LARSEN, Proprietors. empress, ll seems, only 'iiipposeil Ihul e|fw.||ve In disabling lh" enemy, n -he hud received n violent blow. Ai H|,nle of affairs nllogether ilifferenl to Hrst :b,' maintained grei Ine . that, which prevailed al n former en- Whenaskedll lie* return to (rageinenl with ilm dervishes, who ib.' hotel shereplledi itllhuugh woundedilij ibelhen hullel in "Nn, b Iv alriickmenn the breast, „.,,, «,,,,,,, known lorbarge homii not ami ib.ul.il. wished in steal my helng throughlv illsahled. watch." '--4,4 Hocclpl oftlic iinwa lu 1 i.-iinii. Why Girls llon'l Marry. Vienna, Sept. 10. The news of the A ladles'pnperileallng with tho qnes- iissiissin.iiit.i, of ih.. ipieen reaehed Hon, "\Vby girls don'l marry," sums here shorlly before (I o'clock, ll spread „,, |]„, ,,,,.,,n, undor Unci' heads. Ike iiala. ;..-. The slreels wai.- Girls with hobbies don'l wain "hul - ■uildenly filled uiih nitiltltndos nf |,les," because ll hubbies" would people, innny of them becoming im spoil the hobbies: girls who are addict- passable for vehicles, Extra pdltlmis ej l() prnmhlilig.liMi'1 marry because were Issued by all Ihe papers Many nnhraly wants them; girls whn llirl Vitiii.'a considered the report Inered diintiiinrry because n regard them Iblc imlil ihe senii-nHlcial Wiener I lls ,nnm| oplleptles." tVhend I'ost appeared conllruiing the As lo l.li» remark ili.it men tlqn'l statements of other papers, All ilm marry grumhlot'fl, it seems to need n papers accnmpnnlei! lhe ininonncn- mtlo i-ovlsitip*. Nn man would i - ment. wltb warm trllintes lo tin' em- scinusly cinniiilt his happiness In tin* press. They were eagerly snatched keeping of a grumbler, but Ihere .'ire r.'..m the hands nf 11 II, I- and were deceptions in llie wnrld. As n deluded , , ,. .,. lun bund sn d I,, bit- wile "Before I 1 l«lob(ltogropsofeil|i..ei,s. mod vou I Ihoughl vou nne inn An indescribable irrlel overpowers I |,]musani1, now I believe vnu nre a the people. The performances at I he, thousand m one," Factors'that are nf court i,,eni.'i'!,i;i] the jubilee exliibl-)mmimnorltmcennw-ii-dny In• umrrl- lions have been cn nci-lli'ii. age are l'a..s. I'.a I, ,:,'-. ..,.,-iiil position laiiiiiei-nr WmSlnnnoil en,! ii "iii,I of love, but these Beem tu London, Sepl, II. Tb.- Vienna cor-1 have been overlooked hy the wrltuv. THE ADVANCE Midway, 11. C„ September in, idliS. THE ADVANCE W. II. NdlllUS Pniilislietl iveeklv al Midway, H.C I is getting everything ready prepiii'ii, 8ahscrlptlon Price, $2.00 per annum, payable tory to starting up thru* new null ■ PAIRVIEW NOTES. iKroiii mir own coprcRpondenU ....I'ltoiMincToitj Tho Smuggliu'Gold MiningCom]Mmy in advance,ollher j'uarly or half-yearly .it tlio option of tho subscriber, Advertising lUitos hchI hm nii)ili*';iil<in. Srimutfli iln- columm of Thk Auvance hit ftlWlWB OPOD fui-llu* fii**rii--iuii Of mill!'!*:, nf public intoront and Importance, wu -In nol iur nawarllyondorno nnv if tho oplnlous expressed. Coprospondoncoofti jJOfBoiial natiivo will not i»- pnblihoil, ' A ltokk in tbisspiico Iti'ii- icatoH Him yoi rmiuHci'tpi to this paper liascxplrod MONDAY. SErTEMBERlfl, 18i.'8 MININO NOTES. Tin- Boundary Creok Times says that aixml 1200 apet'iiiionH have.heen collected here for the mineral exhibit fit m____m__________________-___m_mm i Npw Westminister next month, Mr. rheyhavejuBfccuinpUo. a road oy«r j (,fpnu8o wfao ooll41ctw| ,he llh, ifl mow which the ore will be hauled from llic mini' Inlin' mill, and a Contract has I.e. i, lei for the hauling nflhe first one ll,,a,sail,I Inns. Water lnr liic mill modest—he claims tn bave obtained abnul.,120'1 pounds of m-e in all from iiliinil tweniv claims, Individual , , tuples ranging in weight from a will be taken fr Reeds creek by an L ,8 1(j0p() B_ extensive pipe system, Wurk m the EDITORIAL NOTES, In the near future Midway will possess a large and thriving population. In the past anil up In tin' presenl ihe numherhos not reached lhe thousand mark, and owing In this tact, and also that the town Is so situated lhat il is an extremely healthy place, very few in fact only two residents have su far died. Tlie lieccessity therefore I'm' tlm possession of a regular burying ground lias not been keenly fell. Willi .an inilu x of population, if is only rt'ii.'t imib's' to suppose lb;,I- (be nil in of deaths will increase, and should such be Ilm enst* soon the resident* uf tins place will find themselves confronted with;,, problem which will require perhaps sonic day, a speedy solution. Under these circumstances we would suggesl thai tho citizens should take lb" ninller up, anil if pussilile gel lhe Lownsite company to donate a suitable plol if ground in n convoulenl spot, and failing In Ibis easl around for some other solution to the problem of how,to furnish a resting place I'm llic dead. A section nf lhe provincial press seems to be labouring under I lie idea that the introduction of party lin."a in provincial politics wunl,I have lhe elfect uf re-inBtatlng in power ex- premier Turner ami I.i.- ciilleagues. Fur uur part we ilu nut buld such views, fur verily Turner, I'll., rts, Pooley. linker, Martin nnil in fuel Ilm whole combination is ns politieall) dead so tn speak its the pruverliittl\"t .McCnlli doornail, The people of I he province will never uguin allow llu* eel,.a uf power in llieir bands, su if lbe lenders of this movement desire success, thev will be obliged In choose ns their! mine is steadly progressing witli very satisfactory re..ulla. Twu hundred tons of Stemwinder ore luis jusl been run through the Tin Horn mill with Ilm resull, thai $7 per Imi iii gold was obtained mi tin plates, and this witli Ihc gold in Ilm concentrates will give the ure n fair average value Tin* mine has a splendid Bhnwingin shafts, tunnels ami drifts, iind a few muni lis more development, nini the necessity for tbe erection ofa The hoistrng machinery at the .llnil,, r Lndi' mini', in Deadwood camp, is nuw in running order, Tin* compressor planl will In* ready fur work as soon as a few fittings'arrive from Spokniu ami are put in place. The work uf sinking lhe main working shaft will be resumed as booh ns power is available tn drive tin* machine drills. Mr. David Bryant last week brought dnwn specimens uf ore fnnn the Abor large pl,inUn"7reat ibe'ure "at "tju", I<l"en .Golden Treasure nnd Prince nf in.* will be made apparent, There is \ }™es d?1™ j.,,,vWes,t i',"1'1"'1' ramP' even now an immense bmlv of ure in Messrs. .1. T. Bell nnd Alex. Wallace The Morning star is being developed by ils owners, who ace mi well pleased with their property that they dn m.l hesitate In refuse offers .vhich would make n modes! mini rich. standard bearers men more acceptable to the people than any uf the above, The majority of the people of Ilm pn, vince nre nut in sympathy wiili tin' party line movement, and nl the first opportunity that offers they will make this plain to everyone, —-♦ In the development of Ilm resources of this district the people uf Boundary creek have laboured under tremendous disadvantages, oh ing In i im neglect of the past governuienl to render them ililetpiate assistance. Therefore when a sad calamity overtakes a community in another portion of l he province, the people nf lliis cl it." trict iim- not able to render such ample .sui.'cui' In llie.ilisiii-vcd as their generous nature undoubtedly suggests, Under these circumstances it is to be hoped the people of New Westminster will not judge their sympathy by llic size of the pecuniary donations they may receive, bul rather rest assured tliat in uu pari uf the Dominion is n inure profound feeling ni' sorrow en tertaiimd, Iinui Hint whicli bus held possession of the people ui' flouudriy Creek, .since they were made acquainted with the sad misfortune which he- fs'l the people of New Westminster mi Ilm 12th instant, Not unexpected. Tlm following is published in llle Rossland Miner ul' the 1,'tlli. Victoria, Supt, III. ■ |S|iesa,al,| A pol. ideal -eiisiilinn, compared wilh which the recenl disclosures contained in ii" published correspondence re llu- .lia- missel uf lbe Turner gsiveriimenl dwindles inin insignificance, is nboul lu startle the gossip loving folk iu British Culuinhiii. Vuur cori'Ospon- dcnl learned luday from a must authoritative source tlml 'lm condition disclosed hy an investigation by tho new administration iulu tlmallnirs nf the Innds nml works dopitrtmonl are such that the goveriiinenl has <I.■- tided In ask forthe appointment nf e royal commission of inquiry inin iln affairs uf tlnil. department, The iinnoiinceuienl to this effeel wil! probably be made on Mondny. ll wus common repurl un Ilm streets lliis afternoon thai promtueiil officials iu tin- hind ami works ilepnrtinenl I,a,I confessed Hint were an Invent! nllon held the gravest irregularities would In- itneinihed. A warm time is expected, sent in snine nice samples frnni Ilm West ti'orkof Kiltie River. Mr. .1. Douglass contributed a nice chunk of ure frum I'm Crown I'ninl, James creek, Mr. .Ins. Lynch added another |from' Ilm Aztec, Meyers creek. A ^^^^^__^_ ^^^^^^—^_ large and very fine sample uf Wlnni- Tlie Om Pino Mines Company Is also 1)eg ,„,, w' also received. These vecy actively opening up llmir pro- several contributions were a welcome perties, addition In tbe ures previously collect- i • ■ The hnvn Is rather quiet generally, ed for the Provincial Exhibition at W.T, Shatford Co's now store will New Westminster. sunn be complete, also other buildings, j Word Is received that a 6 foot ledge ,„ .„.., , ,..,, , . of ore was cut through a day or two SbiTill I'l'iiibortiiii has a lillle busi-. . ,, ,,., „ ,, . '. , . .ago in the ( .tv cl runs tunnel in i,,-ss here. ..;. , ',,,. . ,, ,, Central camp, Ihis was altogether an Father Palmer has been visiting tho llnpx|looW strikC) ;IB ,,,,, ,,,,,,,,, menihers of his church, 'dues nnl, show nn the surface, nnd ... several hundred feet will have in be LOCAL AND DISTRICT. driven before the ledge in the t'ily uf i Paris will he reached, The ne,v lind is Mr, Henry While, of Central camp, Md to assay well, was a visitor in Midway on Tuesdny A recent assay made mi ore taken lasl. Mr, While reports splendid pro- from the bottom of the shaft which is gross being iniiile wilb ibe work heing sunk on the Lake View claim in (ifili'vi'i.aai.. ni .a. ilm Lincoln an.l Long Lake ennip, gave the gratifying Ciiy uf Pari-, properties, resull of }:08,CO ill gold anil bounces of Mia P, ti, Bnrnaid, passed norlh nn .silver lu llie Imi. The shaft is imw Tiiesdiiys singe. Mr, Barnard has fur down ahout 65 feet and lbs1 ledge is snme lime pasl lean i nrling In gradually widening nut as depth is building operations) „| tii' iw 1, attained, Th -e which is where lie pmchased lots and has pul. j pHnoipally quart;',, derives ils up a film lilnck or two, values from tin' fact Mail il Af.'wdiiysiisroainnn by 'I nm.' containsnlteite, a eombinatirn of gold ^^^_^^__ I'l'i-st'-sl iin.i uul iu and silver, which Is notice*] as a dark gnnl nl Greenwnnd on n charge "of i-tain in the ore. Mr, C. L. ThOmel ihen. Evidently h did appreciate nnoofthe owners is much pleased llle kind ;.II.'Ull.in nf lhe cily author* lli..a i'nr i.ii Saturday niu'bl uc early un S Iny ini'iiiiiig be broke nut of Hi, villi the appearance uf llu* claim, IT SATO PICES ft *TP(') "la'<(: ")<>"1 '"'"' new Soot'*s which ;tre ar- X 1 riving every day, I will close out the follow- ty lm; lines at prices that will ensure quick sale, for cash only. The balance o! mv stock of Celebrated Fast Color English Prints regular 17 lie quality Your Choice II! 1-2 cts. Yard. JS* I Nice Line Flannelettes // g % A To Clear at 8 cts. Yard. I LADIES AND MISSES TAN HOSE g _t £ I? Regular 20 ani! 25 cent quality A To Clear at 15 cents Pair. ¥ BALANCE Of WOOL AND COTTON CHALLIES iff f •$ X To Clear at 8 cents Yard. 5 NICE UNE MENS UNDERWEAR \ff itt iff A To Clear at 75 cents Suit. 30" <o CSoocJLa Ola.a,:a*»;n-;*0«3. ra-fc ^.lao-c-oa 3Px*i!-C!(E>s McHlOOL, lV Chambers & Co. Vernon Dealers in Shelf and Heavy Hardwape. PAINTS, OILS, STOVES, TINWARE, etc. [Jobbing Tinsmiths and Plumbers :- ^9»9999999»99»»m»9»99ii99»9999^9^9ijS, t flP.FTYl FNF HAR i^."«thir»M**™»irt.'w $ '■j-,, 111.-1. 1 I LLIU. Um.), iBklrg lbe Iclid everywhere, if ^$«Q<&t««w.m«*W4t<sewe^*Q^WG$mwB' W'r. solicit the patronage of the* public, ancl trust 'dy fair i!ea- ing, ami right prices, in merit your confidence, rr,f\r\ WtiW Mr. J. Stevens came uver from l'Yr- view yesterday, mul to-day proceeded to Spokane, by way of Marcus. 3S3"ot;ic5©. —4— Dissolution of Partnership, Inck-itp iind hiis not so fai been heard uf. A very sad death was that nf Mi's. Alex Currie nt Greenwood on Inst Friday aftei noon. The decs used, wlm wins quite young and much esteemed | hy her numerous acquaintances was enjoying good health a few daysbefore j her death, 111,,1 Ihcrel'uiv her demise coming an suddenly quite shocked her ' Thepnrlnershiplietween Ueo.J.Shee- iniuiv friends. Typhoid fever, ag- l™.1 1»"' F. Gwntkins hotel keepers, ,, . „ . „ . , , Fairwiew, is dissolved by mutual con- gr.tvated hy lnflamal il the bowels, 8cnti (i, J. Slieehan will pay nil bills was the cause of death. VYhito con- nnd will receive nil moneys due Ihc clous and jusl before hor life ebbed above named firm. away, ib. deceased expressed n strong Slieehan & Owatklns. ilesite lube buried at Midway, and Fairview, B. C, July 20,1808. looking upon lliis request as a sacred nncthc relatives carried it into effect, j tiie I'uuetittl which mis largely attended ; MTO"fc2-C2'©. Inking place un Saturday afternoon. —*> ,, . . ,, nn, .- ,, Cariboo Mining, Milling anil Smelting Co. Oaptain Adams, President ul lbe Noto or stockholders' meeting. Midway Company, arrived here -«• >'*"'•'>', l»ving c ■ user from the; ^"tffilng ttt^^TSJ^ iSliican. Among the Captains baggage niicsiciltoineotiiltlicotncoof lho sulci Com- , litiliv ul C-ilnn McKii'licv, In llit'l'nil'iiii',- uf was noticed two cameras and a vei-y j JjrlLIali Columhia. fnnntln llio 27th day of powerful magnifying glass, A curious Sopto-uber. A. Il„1808,al iho hour of 1 o'olook ', , ' , , . p. m„ of Ihnt ilny fnr lho puroouo of voting nn observer wondered in hat be was going ,|,c nn aiii„„ to noil anil dispone of nil, nr any I u slu ivitli I Iteae antl was ,,twu-,„,,„l hi, POl't f lllO lUWOlS, rlglltU, |IH M'l'S, |)l'i\ ilcKl'S tn uu nun i in.-,!,, iiiii wits answered nv ,',,,,) rri,n.-iii--<-> i>r .ttisl Comi j. 1, \\:i|,' who happened In ho standing Q. B, MnAUbAY, by, llml lhe two cameras would photo* | Soorotary, graph tlle many Improvemenls Hindu I to Midway by her citizens since tin genial Captains last visil, aud llie; t ( !!isn!v!';'ifi'n!aibi,.ui,tuit"nvLh^ IN0LIGG Cl ASSipiilfiM*- eompany bud done dining Iln- same , period, to advance tho welfare uf ilu- purKimnt to the "Creditor's t"w"' 'J'nist Docils Act." Dr. Jakes of Greenwood and lawyer McLeod uf Midway luui nn excitingMOTItlKIsihorobyglvoii thai Tl m* Klliut, „ , , ' ,, , ., i In ..( Kiiha-li'W, 111 llie Pl'ovll 1 linlil, tune nil lu themselves Iur a while on , cvdiinilila Vlerohanl linn, by doml bonrbigdalo Friday evening lust. As thev wero tlioailtl.-u.'iyof Angiml. Iffl, iwlgiiod ullhUi ■ ■ ■ ri'iil iitt.l |.,-i.-..ii!il innlicrl) I'siipt a* 11,,',','ln driving along lbe road from Midway i mentioned, to John Plercv of No. Illll Minizlca toGreenw 1 and weru decending the 77 yl!7,!77l KradCTkLVrlhinPnulIno Bteepblll near Powers sawmill, some- of Nn, dl) Kiiig's Hoad In tho mid City, Jloroli* ,, . ,,,, „ anl, In trust for Hn- purpose „f paying ne. Ilniig went wrong, ttlld tho result, wns snthtylng ralnably or proporllonntoly, nml r riniawnv Fnc a I'eiv iiiiiiiw.nls ll,,, wilhoul nrcforuneo or priority, tho croillLortt- of „ iiiu.n, aj. i.n a ini momenta ine tho aLlrl TIioiiihh miltot, Ihoirjimt nobis. two enjoyed or otherwise a inuteorlc Tlio mill dood wns oxocntod by lha mid -, ' ', .i ,s , . . ., . Tli.niiiis Klllt.l lllienssl'iii.n'liindlhi! snid.li'111 rule, iiiiii then Ibi' liuggie Btriking picrcv unci Kreilorlek Arthur Paulino (tlio smneearthlyobstaelethelrea, r w wjjjl«$^W^__\8l_ suddenly aiTested, ami fhe stillness of crmtodbj i! p.ldslood, ,i .: ,', „,„ , „ i. ,: , it, ,t 'ill iii'i-ii,*. iiiiian'ir cluiins ngflltlRl llle snii] thenighl wns pnlj disturbed liy the ti,0Xm Elllol mmftewnitl and ilollver to tho foothills echoing of the Heel steeds Uld Irualcoa n iibor » Yntoa street, ,i i i i , , I Vlnlorln, B.«., full imrtioiilnr-iof lliolr olnlniH, as lhey biiunded nn toward home, duly vorlllod, on or before the Stli day ol Oct »««•''»»!"« fl' i ^"«'h-< <"»"!'l7,!7.n7s7Zuu:ii'.'^iiiVli.:!'! nil iupeiliineiits tu their progress. A due by ihom, to ihc snid Iriinteca furtlnvllli, 1 Afior lho rniltl Alb daj nl Oclobor, 1818, the livi.-i.'.-., «,ll ii'is-eeil indWi'llinl.'llii'n-ii.a a Hi., mill rotate iiiuiing the |...,-iic.-i oiilltleil Ihcrolo, having regard only le Hie claims ,,f JMail crclers receive cur prompt aJ 1 -. i ' careful assay uf the entcrtalninent disclosed llu* fact Ibal llr. .Iuk.es gol nil' wilh ii shaking up, Inwver Mel d j «-'hicbTb"-'vViiiiliTfioHbii'vobn-i with a slightly fractured riband snme Balotl iho ail h day ot A«s«»'- «?• MAItTIN SbANGbKY, 511 ('ovcrninenl St., Vlnlorln, B. ( had bruises, ami th<' bllggie in need ofj I i--.il. a...'- I a ta.-l iii-. ft-ftY TJ:'^.tttut. as*-' GRAND PRAIRIE HOTEL Carson, B. C. N direct route to the Boundary Creek and Colville Reservation points. . . (irand Prairie Hotel. __ McLAREN BI-JOS, - - Proprietors GREENWOOD /I J I-1 he Central Town and Supply Point nf the Boundary Cieek Mining Unnips. From Ihis New Town roads lead in the Greenwood, Deadwood, Copper, Summit, Long Lake, Skylark, White and Atwood, Wellington and Smith Camps. Lots are Selling Freely and ace a Good Investment. Fur Price nf Luis and Other Information, Address ROBERT WOOD, Greenwood City, Boundi.ry Creek, ti. C. Oc Apply to Agents, C. F. Costerton, Vernon, B. C. A. K. Stuart, Vancouver, B. C. Midway, B.C., SetbUuei ID, I "•'. PI1E ADV . I . PACIFIC RAILW- PACIFIC ROUTE. The Cheapest .11/ '*■■-■' Quickest Shortest Route N 0 Toronto, intpoal, Halifax, Boston, N8W Yorfe and All Eastern,-(European, and PaciTiG Coast Points. STR. ABERDEEN u»-«ta. ticton daily, oxcopt Sunday, making con* noottons With Indus at Okmuigan Lauding for Bioamoua JunnUnn t.o join main lino tralne east and wost , Westminster \ stroyed ly Fire. All the business portion of the cily .a -, . .away. Los estlm -,: tl i half ol wl Ich was covered bj ■ m . Some loss of life, Word coiiios from the coi I hai Sew Westminster was neati; a ,,,. h; lire oh tho n, ol the 11 inst, ' The tire started ahoul I lid tin river fronl and win causei by .. Ssoka^e Fatis ...bi ;rn, Nelson & Fort She; ■ -- AND -- Red ft- ■ I utt ." ■■ ■■ ■ Spokane, R an A mi iditj I ial within thi sti .as ,, ireablaze. The 11-3 lb DAILY TB UN I, a :■-■ aai. it' * ii -,. 12iS7ii. ill. UAIt i'S Iliblii.iii. Train leaving Mm t'.s al I l:l!i it, ni, , : ■ i .im. cl i.uis ;ii ' ; ikan, iviibi u ns for all ! ' "a. ' : Dil . , TUT 77 T\Yl# h i h Through Tlckota to and from tho I'uelflp Consl in Eastern and European PutoU, Eijuipinoni unsurpassed, combining palatial dining and sleeping cars, luxurio ia day coach i, tourist and froo colonial bIuoi lug w si i all I ruins. For Information ns to time, rates, otc, apply to S. L. Bmtth, D. BI. ftlcFJmen, Agent, Peiiliclon. Agont, GreoiUYoud, \\. C. Or i.o E. -J. CoyEe, Iii:. I'ii n'r Agent, Vn ii uvor. BTTXEa. down to thi I . P, K.i pot. ,. crossed the itreel tl II , . From tb. ae oj ; fFrontstreel and i alum iin . th 'hii ■' ine - through fai f the city, Blue] after block ■ -,,, ;hl i ... and ini mi uitcs there vi,,. nothing 1, it pf whal I, il In - u tin business portion of Nt w Wesl From columbus street it spi 'hill to ii huge building upun piles on the pull : liy '■ iirnn > ni street. T iere ivnsn greal space under this building mind wi li li'j seasoned hi;:,ba.'. Tlie nir '.al in V1 be Rrc mil gave i greal play, There was a whirlwind Inine hich bele.iied •ShOU'jL'UPri*;''?:') i. . il'. " t!lO HP"1: o5 nt'■*'.' ;:' ' I by Hijjur! ft. Mil Us of Bougli-i-aiifi 'ftttft ;-;'.■::■ iter, Stales, * 1 itlii i ■- Etc., ., *jiiuuu, il&tft ''A.lfj.lC a; e'".e.-ii [ollov i and tl I li'-'d rcli also, ill wei . l! .)' with n large nni iberof r. Their i ;- t.-inl-sh id to He i for Iheir lives - , ,..-■ -a i1 ivn ( arm I'vs n .-li I nml (|iiick'v envi lo] ■! the big courl house and the v, i th n city hull. Fnrfunntly th re ras n his "Pen space I , I the llamos were unnhlc to lean far ei I le lake in the big ...... '. . street, i.ow- ever,hs(l nl nlighl nnd one id i of av, nne, All lhe hi uses on I! if tre a i irecoi Intel bu i 'tl. Tbe win I wn i ' I . in fori n I) down ift-ftifti ■■' ' "' . '■': -:•:■,■- ■ ■■ ■'" ,:a ....nil : '„ _ .. had lieen 1 lo ring lhe otln r ' 'ity the w tole ol theOiitholic eh rch buildings, " ', ci nvenl and hospital and other 1 $1 FIREWOOD $1 , sin in i would have been burned. 1 ti ' The loss i. rougblv estimated nl i per load. '■ ^,mm.in8U„.nce, ..; ..-,-, ■■,,,, : -it^\~^%*+**^r* I I es .ol ■ - Choi ■ cations from $100 §Bf hnl Sussu ' :. Lots^^ ffl i , i nu sites, 50x140 at $75; ^fer 75x120 at $100. m m gi :/q7_..,^ m Good soil; water handy, In % §«0 acre, 1 acre, 2}. acre, and 5 tffl acre plots, {W ■■ •■■- 7 Defe i payments if req Em ".. I reduction for prompt building. W The Midway Co., Ltd. || VIimvAY, II. C. - and - Montreal, P. Q. JM ■'■'■'''■< ft^^-ii^^.^m ■ ->'-:t'77Mm^ ',...-.2. :- . ..oft.-2.lft:...--.J:ftisxfi\^ifi.^-.\^_- 0 . ngers fnr Kellle Ki s r a I • I. csiunecl al, Marcus a. ::■ ~ ■•■'■::.'. ■' : a. .'. ti a, feu Forks ::: ' III cheaper aim I'X'X-X'V. ■ 1 1 x-nx-xr. r.-ii-'i m^tntntntnmtntntntnl bank vaults withsto id the fire, One „ .. _, p. I insurancecompany's vault wns blown lj. L biiiipson,.rfop.i"p>'yB»«-powdei': I it is not known how many people **——-"**"•" lost their lives, but it is feared several 0 || THTTTD % flfl hivBlraentomilU. death. D. L 111 : ! Mli ('^" 10 Ak» Successor*! lo it, N. Taylor) heists : i . Vernon, B. E. Koopn Kirsl-Cliis.. sl'i'l, .,,' Drtifrs, Chemicals, Patent Medicines and Toilet Artit I Prompt aad Capoful BIVBS TO MAIL,. 0 , . . 1 burning building and was ki! ight, lined .'. . : SL . , . aaa-' a pi m CK i ' . ■ ■ 12211. iff:. !■ •■ . . a. ■ ■ , * '■:■' ■ IPlllST-Cl IBS A.'!', V...U I', ar. I'D .',. . GOOD ift A;*'i.. . '..- a ni* n li 1,1 a -. ■ ->:-v Practici iflf . ■ ,. -1 i'i fi- ft.t. ftl MU UU! '-- " :- BUILDER. Mid way, B. C. :" . ■■ft;.: . ■ ..a a".;; ; OF ALL KINDS Promptl ■ ■ kI Neatly Executed. ► 0 4- J3T CARRIAGE PAINTING A SPECIALTY. 3 Stage Line t3 ing I ft- Majesy's Mails) Vi ts tb steamer Aberdeen at Penticton on Mon idno.sdays and Saturdays, Passengers to . , :-,. n Fairview, Osoyoos ancl Oroville, Wash, di li' re I in quick time, and by comfortable I Aj Penticton, B. C. i*u R. S. HALL, Prop. i! a ,. , '■''', tt»iM»f n Best hss Tins.. }m.m&MMi¥.MS 7i. 7 ■W m * ',.■■ is ib'a liiiie to buy Slimmer ,a:,.' Fall Clothing, n further 1 1 ncl ion in prices Hi 7 a-:, ft. *l!'SS ',. low.] To Cost 1 ■SIP *9lP let* to make room for our winter stock §j§iij| nf ('Inthln-r we have decided to sell what is |[tS| left uf sunimer and early fall clothing, AT ___f ,. We need lhe room and must sncinllce, mjffi ,1,1' ihis opportunity *MiJJj plemish 'uur wardrobe. - ni .. .,.,,' ni.M ill. FURNESSjPfl sft' Archil 17.7 Civil I . ■::■:... Finarjcial, lN»i*;ii Estate, I iiai'i: .1 ,''. Ill . * Mining Ag n I , i. ■,... had been twice remov, a I'i ,.., a. ill -.. .vhieh a en : , tl e ,„', zone, did nol wirvlve the aleak. Three river stea i des roy.... th : I I*, I d; an I ! unaccord. Evorj inilu try save thi bi yal 1 , '.;-... Con ■ uy o:'. wiped ut. Tl in id ition nnd rid ross tl ! I Plie I : I in ■'■■.'' .. ,: I was r I In i'i [owns aim in I. a *,. lid 1 I Pro v 111 ci n I 1 prompt in oh l-t ' . \/iJt S. KEITH, M. ft ■ :;-.■ ',\ > ,, II. I'. worx pbompi'LV Aim car* i i ■ ..: i k M. iw Lias of.. ■ a-. , , . . a ;',..-a a, I (PrfBMIMXI) rocerieii arriving every day, f.'orth j wesl Oreailicry Butter in 2Hi tins II bricks. I'alifornln evaporat- SI t*d frulta -iii berries. Kippered t,,,3E I laddies and Herring, Snlmon bellies *a*ffl| and lino white Mackerel, Morton's ftl ft iiHsorled potted flo-.oo llnuey iu "a r'i: comb and in'i'i!"! cverylhilig in lbe "pliiif fancy and plain Grocery line, : | _ ... ... , 'a'' if. fflVff Dry Goods and Latiiss anfl Gonts fur. J||$ nlsliing ijoods a full line. H. 1ft' Vi S Prop. Good Accnintnodalioi lies i : , ■ ■ . iny, I :■ 1 11! a,-> 1 E.m. • :■ .'■, . i I". ire ■ , ! i I t —,— > i^_ Mi ill rtW, It II T m : ■ 'j. * .18 ■ i. fill inn :, ' .,1 111 Illl • . , -,:.:■*. y-OT * | , . I ■ I | ■■ ! 1 n.i view Tov.-i ''-•-.. UKNKSS ■■ PAK1 ' *' >, KitBVlKW, 1!, 1! II Mod. mamttmamfumammaia.'mxti i I*. iM,- " ' ••;• G-ent : ,.:,;' ' D B C. All K ,1 nl IVn : i- :nti , .. .„, ' ' ' ' : ■ ' 1 ■ , ■ - ■ ■ i , , e find Carriag . *TM I ii —. Also Kalsomininq : executed by Kenwood City. ,!. KBItR, See re Iv ■ isd Meat and Provision Co. ei rs AT GRAND FORKS WAY i tl nann d, and the ■■■■:. i'u '.. Till': AI.'V \ M'!'-. Midway, B. 0„ Sisptembbii IP, IS is. m mm .The trade centre of the Grand ffl; \M Prairie, Kettle river and §p$ Sff-jl R/MinA-i-iT nvaalr *t. i i-i incr 'M",d ScfM Hnilth nud ,1. MeKenzle, jpjmj i5ounu.ii y creek mining ana 3$ MuKWlllll|hLllHBLllkl {M agricultural country. ml ^wngbi. 'Fi'a ffl KETTLE RIVER MININO DIVISION Records for the Week Ending Sept. ember 14th, i8y8. MINEIIAI, I.'irSTIllN'S. BKITTMBKH 7. "No. 0", Smith camp, 0, \.K. Shaw, BKITKH13BH 8, Oregon, Deadwood camp, J, J. Win- S nil',,nl, (friietlonnl), Qreeiinuud amp, II. Nnsh, Si-XTIl.'.IIIKl.* III. Whi!,- II .,.*-, Jnuies ereek, W. camp, VV, 8$&'reservation mi i ml m ,''"•© '.'.-■■' - u-i 11. n : 77 ffl LOTS AS GOOD AS GOLD D^i g&a %m H == m ffl Fur prices and all otherinformation apply to \REN Bro; CARSON, B.0, S McLAREN Bros. ok J. C.McLAREN Ml KAMLOOPS, B. C. flftflfi *|T-|K**nrri1J»*W*Tl'—-.'ltT!'«'r'*-i--Tr -.- "*»«V-nrTCfir...-t*x,*»4nTw. '■■1^|<l*"^«IJ»Jl»T?«rtli ♦*♦♦♦♦*♦•*•♦♦ ♦•m<*****'**»*9!W-S:5^ ♦ * Travellers Insurasee Co. . . . TnTTTyrfT'O'TinnrTinro' .... Of Hartford. Conn. * vttrrnrmrr t i\ Clinrtcrcd IStiti. %) j Stock Life and Accident Iiimiriince,. * * * * f I ISSUES the best life Insurance ASSETS, .... jjj iti coi.tracts in the world. No <., 1 disappointment ns to dlvi. January i3t, 1897, f J dends. Everything Ouaran- ''•••'■ ••"*• | jl) teed.;ln advance. Premium LIABILITIES, .. .7,1)20,360.2"« w rates, 15 to 25 per cent Ies.*, ' "y il/ $ jhan.those of old line Mu. ] SURPLUS .... 2,976,424.3 t. <S ton) companies. Jj', » ■ tt Nnxun, Lung Luke camp, ('. P Tiicheienu, Enoch Arden, Central cninp, P. P Alexander T. Wick- an,!.. II. ,I. p, T. Kearns, Aelnn, Myers ereek, II. Mcllouell. Minimi, Myers ereer, E. Burns, Morning Slur, (fraeliuunl), Lung Lnite eanip, S, S. Edwards, SI'1-TKMHKII 18, "V", (fraeiional), Dendwuod camp. Buundary Creek Mining & Milling Co., Ltd, Queen Bee. Deadwood camp, A, Hill, Sl, Louis, Copper cuuip,G, Ililcr. CERTIFICATES 111' IVUKK, SEFrriiBimi 5. "Xn. n", II. Wood etal, No. lo, II. Wood, HBFTSMBER 8, Siiininit, W, A. Corbel'.etal, SEPTEMUEB 111, Black Diiuuund, VV. (1. .McMynn el nl. Black Bess, W, G, McMynn el al, Wellington, If. Kizec. Wellington No, 2, F, l(iz"i'. Welling No. 1. II. A, Harris. Standard, •', Johnson el nl. Cuiniiianih'i', .1. Dempsey. Burns, J. .Inhnson el al. Phoenix, .1. Jjilinsim etal. BEPTEMmsn 12. Virgiiia, I'l. S, Grnhiim, Bunk of England, P. S. Grnhnin, Cosmopolilitii, ILN*. M 'Lean, Snow Bird,.I. II. Hedges el ll, Bullion, Fi M. K.'cbv etal. dial it,..1,ml tlliinf, .1. L. Bjoinberg el III. Big Four, II. Murray et ai. Lulu, li Murrav el ill. A TViTT_T?'$17 Commercial and Mining men should put up at the Fairview Hotel when in camp. GOOD ACCOMODATION, EVERYTHING EXCELLENT Geo J. Sheekari proprietor. << BDUNDARY FALLS HOTEL t» '*ma+5Z%h Tlloa Wake ^ <»*"Vyj PROPRIETOR- The hotel la centrally located and is a slopping place for stage lilies. Good Hslllllg III the vicinity, (lund slnbling. Meals will be nerved ill nil huius, llle tables being furnished wltb t|„- lnsl. A variety of lhe choicest brands of liquors and cigars at the bar, SITUATED AT BOUNDARY FALLS, B. C rn naa i*«i 1 twtwBQM PPl\ .SMITH .V McLEOD, I'liiieiiiKTiiiis. 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, Lath and Shingles kept in stock, Best material always in stock. Sawmill on Okanagan Lake, Handy to Shipment, Sash and Dock F.MiTIIIiV ON ('. P, 11., Veuniin, t The Travellers C bennlion Accident Pulh'y guarantees foruccidental $ J ngnn.^Murriy . I .1 under ordinary conditions, jjj Ilcnlli Hcimlll "•WW , Lost '.,' IHkIiI Ifcnsl (ft Ui» of Slijlit uf Ilutli Kyos . ..,n.ll luis ill 'l.e till nr nlll tb Lostiof Until Idiot 111*llolli Hnnils u.UH'l biias nf b'-'il 11 1 (11 Utss iit (Iiii! Hnnil and Um- Pool Pnrmmiont Total llkibllli i.,,---.f .ia I (a..- 1 jn $2,S0 ffl ',-. , (ft '"' Id I,:.- it, . IHI (II i $ Limits of Weekly I r,(lcii|i|ily S I ,H<)(1. ® $ AND, If such injuries are sustained while riding as a passenger in a 1 any passenger conveyance using steam cable, or electricity as 11 <j* motive power tho auioiml to he. paid shall heDOUBLl* thu sum J specilied 111 tbe clause under which the claim is made, <f Cost $52 A YEAR TO PltOKKSSIQNAI. AND BUSINESS $ Men.and Commercial Travelers, | Other sums ar. proportionate rates _^& | "t..::y„ ___\. BJoaKpi-a, I 1 AGENT FOB SOUTHERN HIIITIsll COLUMBIA, MIDWAY 11, c. % X « ♦♦*•>■*> ■>**•<**« «• *•*>•} <i*'».K'* S3-J-iiiiii: J i.i.i.ft:''.tt^v*<)^iti'ii!'<i'i/*v^*^*^* ... jf. tit. 4P.4ter,j4..".j7..p.,,fS.j.i:4i.f:sS'.,ss' .*'.;■>. ft:.<ii,/it,J'.s&:j4'..,4?,j.r,/P f. fa f fa w~ _T% ° O _P St) IE. . Prior &(iQ.. 1 fa ^ ty fl ,.. . Oi Victoria, a fa fa fa Carry a fa\\ stock at Vernon of... fa fa ... th fa Brantford < arriagc < os I )i mocrats, fa fa Wit] - in I ' arts, fa fa Ma , 1*1 iris Binders, fa fa Toionto and Brantford Mowers -jj'ij fa and II tj Riiki ., fa fa Olive Plow Co's Gang, Sull fa fa and Walking Plows. th -WW99999WWW9 - 7 • REPAIRS FOR MAGH ' Agent, at Vernon, g f SOLD BY THEW ' H.5CHULTZ.| ikt^t.^'/>'.tl''.'4-''»''//' -.I' ..> ■■it/.ttt. ttttf.^.i-r.. .■■.,' „ 1 ,fJ.J'.jI'.sr.itri. r.l'H,.■«*."«.■>.• VW-eVVS.' ..'>v>*.' -.--aiWWW >*-^i.*.(*' Having ri nied my] el Hotel, situated in Greenw iod I np,-l I . ' ive th, first day of August the bin ii i1 lhe above In lei has isees, F. GRAFF .. ., Wash. Nnpn, .1. I. Steele el al Grand Central, 11. Murray el al. TUAXBI'liltS. BUPTBMUHIl 7. E I'liiribiis I'tiuii, ,\ ieterest, '['. Ke.iriistiiJ, Mek'i'ller. BlflTBJmBB 13, Sun- Pointer, 1 interest, P. J. Miller 11,(1. Ilill'C- Roanoke.J Interest,W. M, Law 10 G, liilel. Cnl,111,bin,.I iniei-sl. VV. M. Law to (I. Hilar. Albany, i interest, W. 2\l. Law lull. Hilar. 4 ,4 Tiie Cretan Trouble. Trouble in the island of Crete continues, and it is likely another bombardment of Ciimliii will luke pluce, ami certainly will if tho Mtisseohnans refuse In ley down their arms, The admirals representing the powers there have requested their respective govern, ments lo send reinforcements and as soon as these arrive n very determined effort will he 111:1,In which will nu iinui,I hnvc theeifeetof restoring order quickly. On the request of the admirals, the Cretan Exectitivo Com* ihittee 1,,,s succeeded iii Inducing the Christian Insurant,Is in Catidln to retire nuMdo the coeilon, Lj.-inllil, Djevitd Iaiui. the Turkish military eonmiaiidaiit, says thai lie has given llu* Turkish military niithoril , I Can,lia si iiii Instriietlons to nsslsl iu , . ■ ■■! ng oilier, lie ili'i'liires I hai ,1,. llu Iil Bitzoiikn were res| hIIiIo fm* th recenl outbreaks, Twentj une ndditloiial bodies of Clni illaiifi were ill cover .I under tho sinculilering ruins nl Cantlia up tn tlin iu lnsl,, nud lie ,1 lugbter and her child of the Lrltlsh Vice-Council hive disappeared antl no doubt have been massacreed. »_9Z£m$99999999999991&99999&»9M»9WH99&»»999t_. I = Jlsdway Meat Market = f ¥.. A. MATTJIlS, Proprietor. At this establishment customers c iiii Hi BEEF, MUTTON. PORK and VEAL. -r 10 il) !H.€ijf7."i.j_i3.ti-nttoar4aa7.-t.'±!t.e$-jf>t_-G^Ta.±ttSi4^ft, - - * Therefore Meats are'always Irish nnd sweet. Call and get 11 good Joint S (1) 'I',,,-, li,>,,,,„ t,. .,!„,- Sf f# for dinner to-day. Sl %:ftZiiirirZii.ftsz&oCL-cuiimm&z$s&^ iJ,--, 4 nmt p. IBB- I, -u> - . 7 i'l Oi "T* (P Ct, fi f\ *H ndquarters I'o reining men ) visiting' tlie Christina Lake CASCADE CITY, B. C. CH.Thomas, Pro, district. Stopping place for singes on route from Marcus to Bcundar I Creek points. lilST-A 111.l-i 11 bi U Ihhii. NLAND NURSERY COMPANY - LAlDNER'S, - BRITISH - COLUMBIA •4a&*ti^tt&tosmbasrikCP*JBm- Ouu Specialties—^Varieties Profitable in British Columbia Trees Free from Pests. FRUIT Aa!) ORNAMENTAL TK13ES, PLANTS AXD VINES' Send for free Catalogue, j ]•'.. Hl'TCHERSON, Manager. ', •' • ■ftftiftfY COURT NOTICE, III, a iiomilj Court „. Vnlo ivill be ,- ,||,|, ,, mi JlollllllJ ine "dill 111) Of .■','.: M Hu i, tut- Of II O'clock III till! fill ,11, . lly Conn, IV. (i.Mi.MVNN, .'!'... . ,'. 11.11,0 ill*-, ISM. <■ ♦♦♦ ,****; **** ♦; i *m*m *•♦**>*>*>•» > : >** MA 7':: m NO RAILWAY 0 . '. .■I'soiiioit-ii^iitiH-ftitft'i^'i'-t'********** |mJ ^:77- ON[* THING IS CKR'ITtIN t We have furniture on the way in CAR LOAD LOTS, and in a (aw clays will be able to offer our patrons Bed Room Sets Chairs and Tables * Lounges, - - Sideboards, ete. etc. - - ALL OP THE LATEST PATTERNS ANI) DE3I0NS ANO AT PRICES A'HICII WILL DEFY COMPETITON. .We are agents for the NEW WILLIAMS nnd RAYMOND SEWING MACHINES. T. Mo Gulley & Go., Greenwood B.G. THE HOTEL Greenwood City Boundary Creek, B. C. We iiatejiisl opened the above hot el at Greenwood Cily. nnu are prepared u weleome guest- and provide 0. 1 accommodation, Good Catering, J*i.s •Ina!: Livory Stable, J VV. NELSON FFiCFRIETOR Midway, B. 0„ September 19, 1808, THE '''-'■ AMi ia LOCAL AND DISTRICT. Mr. Thos, Wake, of Boundary Fulls, has been on the sick list, for a few days. Two Calgary men were among the number who bought lets iu Midway lust week. Mrs. C. J. Bales, of Greenwood, is enjoying a change of n ir ut the Jack- sou lllllell, Mrs. Jus. MeMi'ol returned to Midway last week after a pleusiml visit tn her parents at Ou "son, Mr. G. T. Hodgson nf Greenwood, left on Saturdays sluge to Per.tlclon, Ills rep.tiled that Mr, S. Moullon- Barrett, has snid his business lilnck in Gieenwood City to Mr, F. S. Barnard. Tbe considerilim il is suid wiissuuieivlit'i'si in the neighborhood of $10.LOO. li in stated that Messrs, (I. E, Seymour .v. Co., proprietor", of lhe Windsor hotel in Greenwood have disposed of tbelr premises to Mr, P. ti. Barnard, who bus il is suiil ni'ipiiieil ihem fora syndicate whicli is Investing heavily in Boundary creek, Mr, W. J. Armstrong, ilu* Tin nnd Stove Man is ut piesenl it visitor in the distriet., and If reports cnn he relied upun, il is iinui* Uiui likely he will forhishouie in England, where be I „,„„ lip tt hrudwmro Btopn nt'tbls pnliifc. will spend suine lime, before rel urnlng i Th,.n, •„ „ gnod „,„.„■„,, •„ SU(.h ., •,•„,,_ to Boundary creek. and no doubt u good trade could he Messrs. E. B, Barohard and A, H. built up by anyone as pushing as Mr. Harrison of the B.C. mine, Summit! Armstrong, camp, and L. S. Moulton-Biirrett of Greenwood, went ever to Osoyoos Luke last week on a shouting and hunting trip. Mr. A. R. Tillman came over from Camp McCi.ddy on Friday last, and liefore returning home will no dnnlil investigate the possibility nf establish- Mr, A. K. Slnarl.of Vancouver passed lhrough Midway nn Wednesdays stag,* bound for Greenwnod, there to join his brothers, and remain wiih tlauu nn a shnrl visit, lliiring liis sojourn in Ihe districl Mr. Smart, my take a spin over to OhrlstiniiLake, inni will endeavour while Ihere to enjoy neighborhood. ■ Mr. W. Powers is making preparations to again try his hand at the sawmill business and ns snun ns n new plant can be got on the giound lhe buzz nnd whir nf the saw will be heard in the land, and Midwny given what it is so badly ill need of, viz., lumber. Mr. Adolph Dt'itckur, who is a member of the llriiish House of Cs,in,unns, niuTcuhlfd from England In Mr. L, 8, Muiihoii-Hiii'i'i'ti, nl Greenwood, to expect him uiiuul lhe Sib insl. Mr. Drucker owns the Guld Hug nnd Hidden treasure mineral rlniuis in Dead- wood camp. Mrs. McMynn intends lo return tn her home in Midway by the middle of next iiiontn.'^ She bus hnd nn enjoyable holiday, but lalely has been in- convinced !>> extremes of we'dher. When she lefl Toronto recently the bent wits trying, but upun her arrival in Manitoba she had llie uncommon experience uf a snowstorm iu the harvest Beason, Mr. 0, M. Melville our Inenl contractor nud builder, tried lu perform a ticklish siiruit'iil operation tbe othei day will, u baml axe, wilh Hie resull that lbe fnselii get' uf his lefl luinil wns nearlyjSwvi'ri'll, Fur a few ilnys the wounded member did nicely, and ihen became very Iriiuhlosiiiiie, but is nnw mending rapidly. Tin* pal len' declares that he wont meddle with surgery but will slick In his own trade for the future, Mi. E. A. Bielenherg returned lo Boundary Creek a few ilnys agn after paying a visit tn Seuttli*, Portland, Spukane ami towns in the Kootenay, Mr. Bielenlierg reports much con,inenl being indulged in by ntitslders relative tn the resources and prospects nf Buundary Creek, which district he says is held in Very higli esteem. The coming winter nnd next Spring will lie thinks see much capital and a great influx of peuple into this distriet. Two cases of glanders have developed al Greenwood, The horses have linen quiiiantined hv Dlstriot Veteiluary Surgeon Christie, unil uill no doubt be destroyed as soon as wind is received from the authorities. Every precan. tion is being taken tn prevent lhe spread uf the disease, which undoubtedly wus brought into tin* cnuntry last, summer among stock from the olher side of llu* line, and before Hr. Christie wsss regularity appointed Veteniary Burgeon for the southern porlion nf Yale disirici. Two or three very llerce bush fires un' raging in the neighborhood ul' Cninp McKinney, uml ns a result, the nlmiisphere is pi'eginnt with sninke, Undoubtedly these fires have been started by parlies desirous of burning olf Ilie timber nnd underbrush, sn ihul prospecting uiny the mnie readily he prosecuted. The recent rich strike in Ihe cninp mny in amen.ure be accountable fur the heedlessness of the de- pinihilnrs tu lhe inleresls of oilier*, The authorities should make a searching enquiry intu the ninller und if possible punish the nffcutlc's. Messrs. P. Burns nnd W. J. Wilson, who conlrol the West Kootenay district men! supply, arrived from N'.'lsnn last Friday night, li is understood that, they are negotiating with Ihe Keltic River Dressed Meat nml Provision On,, wilh a view tn buying mil that company und extending iheir business in the Boundaiy counlry. li Is significant thai Mr. Burns who Is interested with Messrs. McKemde, Mann & On, in lhe railway charier, under whieh ihe Pentletlnn—Midway railway is In be I,uill, purchased snme real eslale in Midway dining his brief visit. ing his saw mill at snme pninl in lliis some fishing nnd hunting I'm* which spurt, judging by the reports of the residents nf the neighborhood, tlie place is justly famous. Mr. Sharp the manager of the Hudson Ilny Company's stint* at Vernon, passed through the districl during the past week, going north in Pentieton on Tuesdays singe. It was Mr. Sharp's first visit to Boundary ereek, and he was agreeably surprised at ihe many evidences of prosperity which confronted him at. every turn as it were, The Hudson Buy Company has many patron's throughout the district, and these Mr. Sharp wai pleased to become personally uctpiiiinted with. Messrs. .1. II. Fergnsnn, uf Trail, nnd ,1. P., Mills, nf Rosslaud, were visilois In Midway lasl Tins,lay, Both were very .fiiviirahly impressed willi the excellent, nut uf nl advantages anil the guod prospects uf Hie town, Mia Ferguson purs hnsed no-acre I il nu Ihe Murray Addition ami a 60x1-10lol in lhe Inwn, II,* purposes bringing in his wife nnd fin,iily ihis fall and making his home here, 'llie visitors left un their return journey nn Wednesday morning, lining mil by ihe Kettle River road In Grand I'rilhieandlhence by lbe Dewdney trull tn Rossland. Messrs. Poitiuaiiii ami Hai dinger of Purl maun Hens, k nardingerofGreeh wood weie in town mi Wednesday Messrs, Poi'lmanii Bros. & Hard- inger are building a line brewery un premises which ate situated jusl norlh uf Greenwood mi ilu old Elkhorn mineral claim, This brewery when completed will il. Issuid henne nf the if imt. iln- largest on ihe mainland,and as all parlies interested in Ibe undertaking nre men nf experience, they will be sine In lum nut nn article which will successfully compete willi the gnnds nuw derived from other sources, This Hot Weather Will bring plenty of flies "TANGLEFOOT" WILI. ('.Wil nil ,SUIVK. FOI, SALE BY, J, DRUGGIST MIDWAY - B. C C. F. COSTERTON VKRNON. II, ('. fieneral Real Estato & Financial Ag(. NOTARY PUBLIO, •A.-g-'raira.'fc SPoaplIt— Tin.; Rotaii Insurance Coy. The London and Lancashire Fire Insurance Coy.| The Insurance Coy. ok North America. The London and Canadian Fiu Insurance Coy. The Sun Life Absurance Cuy ur Canada, The DmtiNioi* Ri'ii.Dixtt and Loan Association. Appraiser kor thu OAnada Permanent Loan and Savings Cot, J_ CHRISTIE;iV.R.C.V.S- (KDINBUROII, SCOTLAND) DOMINION VETERINARY INSPECTOR. All Domestic Animals treated an Boloutlfio principals. RcBldonco • • - - GHKKNWOOD. 11. C. M Wheat Fop Sals. B»»**: fl 'sbsssxzxxfpl-ziw.-. Yftsft- ftt'i'm Parties needing good clean fall senl wheat for planting, should call nn |. A. Coulson, Midway, I!. C, has two famous tries, the Earlv Genessee Giant "'and Dawsona Golden Chaff. MINERAL ACT 1896, Certificate of Improvements jsto'X'jccs.'S, Hon Roy Minimal Claim. Situate in tlio Kettle River Minim* Division of Yale Dlstriot, Where looatod i Central (Jain p. TAKK NOTICE Ilinl I. AIi'mhiIit IViilliii'i* I froo minor's oortiltciitc Nu. 112a. intond, sixty daysfi* Into horonf, In iiiwH* in lho Mining Hoonnlor fjr a cortitauo nf Improve- mollis, for tho purposo .if obtaining :i Crnwi, Oram of tlio nbovo oluiui. A nd furthor toko nsiti.'c [tint aoilon undor nootiuiilHnnisI bocommoncoil boforo llu. issu- n nf ant-it Cortlfloato nf Improvomonts. llatod this mill day stf Juno, isas. Mineral Act 1896. Certificate of Improvements, Xotice. Oiii.n Hii.i, MInkiui. Claim, Situate In tlio Osoyoos Minims Division of Yalo District. Where looated:— Cnmp Fairview "TAKE NOTICE, tl.i'.l I, riina.il,. Blola Qroon I na iiki'hi far Wr.i. A. Dler froo minor's corElfioito No, join*, uinl Alfred A. Dnviila-in froo Minor's corlM ail,! Nn. JOBS, intond, skly ilsiys from thedati* lioroof, to apply in Il„. Mini,..: Itceordor fur ,, oorllflcnlo of Improvement', for tho iniriioso ot obtaining n Crown giantof tlio abovoolalme, And fun hor take nolieo ili.il action, undor soot Ion 37..nuii,l bo commenced heforo *ho isa,, anon of snob eorllllonlo of iinprnvonloutu. Datod thia isih day cf July, law. Mineral Act IS96. Certificate of Improvements, who vari. in ','11 ill Iiiiil, & (', SJotiloo. Hull ItllV AMI Nltill'I'IM! 11,1. 51 .veil u. CLAIMS, Sltllnto in llio Osi.y.ms Minimi Division of Ynle district. Where located; Camp Pairview, -TAKK NOTICE,llial [.Clin I ngonl for il,.' Kalrvimi t'nns. .111,,,'-,',.. i.lii,ii,',l.„fl''.,inii,».,li,i unrtiflenloNo. Isli1.li. inlend, -ia! I ho dato hereof, to apply In il„! it .1",' I'm rllll.'.t f lin|i,'.H.-„„-„ls, fi,!* i|i, piii'lDssi ..f iiliiiiinlng ,i L'ronn gmiit nf lit, abovo s'lftlm. A,,.1 final seolion ar. lo lllola Qroon sullilnti.it Uold . from Dill-.I Iiii .',' inlin notico tin,, action, luidor iiiii-i l iinnien.'cil boforo II,c ■anl, ....iiiiint.. nl InipravomoiiUi 121bday nf.liili, is'."*. i!4il4i!«!«!W!4i!«!'iiIli!4Mii!4ito!4i!itIii!ii!/ **'> Kit Kit Kit nt Kit Kit... •i> 4,1 to. 4,i 4,14,14,i vj', 4,14,i t,i 4,1 4/.14,i 1,7t(i 4,1 i't7"4',74\77,7'i',i"Ai7,77,7y^ *:& Kit Druggists Suradri^s, Paient Medicines, Etc MilSer's Pharmacy Greenwood, B.C. ■:s .ft. '. H,iH.'.H.'.H,iiVH.iH.".H.',H.' H' M< "***" *•'** H' **'■* *•!> *.'* Kit *.(> I 4(1 4.1 4,1 4,1 4,1 4,4 4,1 t(. 4,1 4,i flV?J?7[-f?J?*'J?*l»'l?^(jVl?Vi'» THE RUSSELL -HARDWARE GO. GREENWOOD CITV, 1!. C. —********— LARGE CAR OF Boors, Windows, Banssters and Blocks AT LOWEST PRICES. —<•*><>-.*>■***> — PAINTS OILS, VARNISHES, COLORS. ,\Ve sairry everything in these lini's..,, Mail orders receive prompt attention. First -ftfto: tin-shop in connection Goods away up Come in anil see! Prices away down. m^^rwsT!Si:Mftft.?^vTmm7^ GBEENWOOD CITY MEHCANTILEi GREENWOOD CITY, II. C — '^CHANTS —AND— Wholesale • ■ ip leaks | I Special Radaelions to at of Tom Trade. I Gools Dotal Free. ya-E^a'iss ne miners nome, fi FAIRVIEW, B. C. THIS MOTEL offers tin: best of accommodation at moderate charges. Only the best brands ci liquors and cigars kept mi hand. A good table and good beds add much to tlle comfort of i.s patrons. E. MORRIS, PROP. ROGSLAMD. G EENWOOn. 1 THE BEALEY INVESTMENT AND TRUST CO. LIMITED LIABILITY' '. Real Estte and Mining Brokers. Fire Insurance a Specialty. maJSJ^a^W™ ^•"■sra-ir.^'miTO^ IN THE if i't 4't 7 iff I I i't i't I W Sty s y ST. LOUIS HOTEL at mz%tmmm'Si%msBK3®ssxm-m* — Camp McKinney, B. C Patrons will find a new house, neatly furnished, and possessinij all modem conveniences, tending- to tlie comfort of gaiests. Strict attention paid to the wants and wir.hes of customers at all times. (aiiili STAIILINO ov Till': PREMISES, T, DONALD & Co. Props. T. DCNALD, Marg run tnVANCB SlmwAv. B.C.,September 18, 1898. BOUNDARY GREEK MINING ID MU LING COMPANY, LTD, LY, Incorporated October 21st, 1896. __xnjkja oitzce, 7:-. ■ sehsbtwoou cixrsr, tt. c. Capitalization $1,500,000, in li Stares, tawy Stoek 700,000 Shapes. COMPANY'S PROPERTIES. The Company's mining properties now consi >t of fourteen claims, viz, the D. A., G. A. R. Big Ledge, O B, S. H. B., Fred D., S. F, J. A. C, P. H., C. S. & H, E. C. B, Prospective, Spokane and Granite Falls. SIX OF THESE HAVING BEEN ACQUIRED SINCE INCORPORATION F -a DESCRIPTION] On the "I). A" is u vain uhnnt |!S) ini'lii's wide, wilh n pay-streak of ! to 12 hit-lies; li-i.in Ini-; 8,053 1 lin. nf ure was shipp-t-d tn the smelter, giving Tl 0.:'II." has two distinct veins one 26 feel,-wide which, from its strike anil general rlnii'iiclrr wuuld serin to he tin' annul vein ns thul on the llig $103.15 gold per Inn, silver 747-10 nzs., I U'dne, although suftlrienl luis not itnd 2 per ci-nt. lend. A tunnel is hi'ini* | heen done I ake this conclusive OFFICERSO I COM PA NY : "lie second vain has ill present I! width of nearly three feel. Assays have shown values in gold frnni $4.00 to $170,53, while n conservative sampl- iiiji l.y Mr. S. S. Fowler, Jl. E, gave $20.00 in gold, II. A, IIOL11KOOK E. JACOBS - - - - PllEHlDKNT _ - _ - Manager Secbetabs-Tiusabuheb BANKERS BANK OF MONTI1EAL - 'Q Vebnon, 11. 0 driven on this vein from which oro is heing laken. On the same property is it larger vein (quartz) currying galena nnil pyrites. The "(I.A. II." has a mi-l'niil shaft sunk on ii2-i'i>nl vein, heavily n mural* ized with nn intimate mixture..[ iron and copper pyrits s, galemt, hlei - '. rid sllverghtnce, Thcllnesl piecesol \ . 'esii* ver found oiiBouuduryOreek were taken (ruin Ihis shaft. Avetago assays fnnn ilill'eitail, plaees across th*' vein gave f.'f.ni gal.I. all na-. silvrv; H ftft, gold and 150 ma. silver nnd on*, llu . Iiilesl return -$15.05 gold nnil 1IIU4-5 T;„, ..|.',.,,| D." was locnled ii, ile ozs. silver pel ton. j ,.,.|„i„.,,, issir,, mure ns giunml I'nr a 1 hnsis I'm- mining operations fur (he On llie "llig Ledge" is a lO-foot i other thiinis than for its present value, ipiiiilz vein, mineralized with inm although ihere is littlu clnulit that the pyrites, 'this vein lias heen opened ; huge vein on the O. B, runs lhrough up l.y cross-nils on Iiu* surface fsrjtiu | it, There ia a small vein nf galena un feet, A narrower vein has heen j Ihis clai'n. opened up, lining one fsml '.vulc. carry* ' ing considerahle copper pyrilet, and runs inlo the main ledge as a spin', on which ;t tunnel nf ill feet has hrett ihr. en. Average assays gave $33 gold and 1 ITU nzs. silver, itnd $10.35gold 17: nzs. silver, 2 pel eenl. copper RF % This company is registced under the Companies Act, 1890, and amending nets, in tlie olliee of llu; Registrar in k The"B. F.Micsi.riwwil tb" tt. A. H antl !). A., in tho direction "1 Hi** Hlrikf '■"v^.-.'d'-j on tht» ft. A. R. voin. Thin lni'jitiuii hns I vei op n lent work has been doni1 on eeiituadi'on a vein of pyri'liolite. j hen'. On lhe"X, II. II." are'two converg- ng veins nf enpper nml iron pyriles, ai wliieli wnrk is nnw heing done, An ivernge ;i:..ay gill',', go!,1 ire..'ill, silver •'a .'•"*.. '.ii'i- u,«i per icnt., nr i Victoria, B.C., for 1,500,000 shares at j $1.00, non- assessable, of which a portion of the Treasury stocK is now offered at io cents a share on application to the company. The ".1. A. O." has a large iron- j capping running tihrough ii fr ihe /t__m&BBI_W Allileniull, ill il depth nf :s feu feel, j '1 he ore carries a considerahle percent, age 111' 111' COppCl illlll $1(1 ill gil'll. j , 4 Tiie remaining six claims are all good ( " f pt'iispecls, uut (is yel very lillh' th MINERAL ACT 1896, Certificate of Iniproveiiients. wo*.i .2iij.u1.. Tins August Minkuai. ... um. Sltunte In Osoyoos Mining Division, of Yale llislricl. Where lociued: Camp Fair- view. TAKK NOTICK llml iv, 11. nose, tree ininer's cortlllcalo N,.. 7li.Hl, .lain, Sevens, froo minor'H cerlillcate S'o, '.'-'.'.Iii. .Inlin A. Cory* t-t'iiill.'iiii! N'o.lll'Ai, ... P, CHOICE NORTHERN GROWN - f'f. "•■?'•! ^ft:Pft7^Q You Want the Best and the Cheapest.^- T3IE OJt'IiV PREFECT F33HCE. JleMullen's Fencing nml Netting -,,^,V,,",,„ni. prmniiin l onihine these twnt'iinlit «*„& «W!REOTG no„u„.i,,i„. JCur-i. JXinay ell, (reo miner i'crtlfli.'nlo Nn.illii, ,1, 1'. />, „ Blirnyonl froo minor'scoi'tlllcnto Nu. IkVIH, In 5 1119H i'itV . . Ii'iiil.-i\ljiiis).-li'„in.l-ili-liei'...l',l..iii.!;l, milse ' V"""1"*11-./ ' * AT liAS'l liRN lJklCI:S. 1 "Jf • ality.. WIRE O 44- fl fa S ft WIRE ROPE SELVAGE. MInlnii IIocohUt fni1 n i n-liflcaie of imi iiit'iiih, I'm- Uu purpose uf outiiiulnu u -. rown (Jnini nl ihc iiltuviM'lriin Ijj Hiolnigont John Kiuvi;iih, Ami furllior tnko notico llml ncliun. uwii»r flocllon ;ii si tn fumiii. nci il Iii fort! iln- iwui* mieoof nucli Cerlilicutool linprovotnuiiU. Dutod tliU tut day of AiiKUKl, ISJJS. i r' ... irj__.xn.xi. Showing tlio Dines Jind Placeb o! Counts ol' Assize, Nisi Prlusi 0) o" and Terminer and Goncml Gaol Delivery tor llie Yeur 1008. FU.I, ASSIZKS. Clliilon Thursday, 22nd Soptombor IUelilleld Monday, Ml li floplwnbor Katnloopa Monday, Hrd i Ictobov Lyllun Friday, Nlh October Vornon Monday, lOlli On obor New Wcalminutoi'.. ..Tuwday, 1--I N'oveuibi r Vauoouvor Monduy, I lib Novonibei' Victoria Ttiobduy, lSiliNovombci' Nanaimo Tuesday, 22nd N'ovcinbc MAIL ORDERS FILLED PROMPTLY _^_^_^— , ft3£&\ __ }■ y ,-, ,fiu-■. , ■ -I •■ ■■'•-i---i-**s-*. .*-V '■,".* Jlnrnil'i^hi.-^r.nilHo'iaby THH ONTA-niO W.ltE P^NCINO CO., LTD. l'iCi'jii, Ouwrio, .. .We Pay The Duty ... O..B & P. B. NELS Seed Merchants, Nelson, Wash. Commereial Job PpiBling, AT "THE ADVA.NIT'.' THE MIDWAY HOTE1 MIDWAY, KETTLE RIVER. First Glues Accnniinoiliition. Oood SKthling. Te, ini.ni ' Stage Line fri,ni Mariais, Washington. McAULEY & KEIGHTLEY, Proprietors. W. llAI.HVJIl'Li: (,,auc-„-i..t 3ESl*aol2*c-Dxa3.£'4ilii FAIRVIEW, ll.C. J, VV. |.'i.!.U WATCHMAKER ancl JEWELLER HOG FENCINGS AT SPECIAL, LOW PRICES. (AU, (ITIIKK VAIIIKTIIWCHKAI'.I I'Mullen's are Ihe nnly good nellings -niil in Ciinnilii. They are unequalled for poultry yardi, tvolllsos, and IllWIl leliees. Ask your hardware merchant for McMullen's (roods. If you cannot buy of I The Manufacturers nt Picton, Ont,, or to him write to The b. Greening' Wire Co,, Ltd., Hamilton and : Monti oal, General Agents. JAMliS C001>F:R, Hontreal, General Agent for Railway Fencing. w i. y.Tt :■ -a. i., mMTH ■"jxtanar 1 -mrtawxn mm, COUNTY COURT NOTICE- A sitting of tlio Counl)' Courl nf Ynlu will lie iiililen At annul I'iii'Iis, nn I'rlilu.v, llie "Us sl.'ij of Oclobor, i'li1.. | Al llio liiuir e! II o'olook In Il.e Inrc n MIDWAY, 13. C. IllyCiininiitnil. s. It. ALMOSO, All Kinds of Repairing. Horseshoeing Fine Watch Repairing1 a Specialty, uovcriiinnntOH . li. li.e.e. if ua, l Wi'i-niHu n'i."!,i (lii.n.i l''i..'li.',.-,i!lil.-liil.el-,',lll. talis ^Specialty, A.ls M nil* *i ..il,iiiu-n- ii-'-.n sw*lift! iffI!"*vs odt^mi^^isj^ COUNTY COURT NOTICE A slitini; nt ihe County Court nf Yale will lie holdon At l.'all'vlew, nn Ocliilnr lillh 1898. At I lie litnf'tsf II o'clock in llie fiii'enoon. llyiaiiniiii.ini. 0. A. It. I.AJIIil.V, tlovoriuaoiil 11:11", il-..v.ita, I1.lt. Ull. Auuiistfltii lbtia.
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