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*»jj»-sp—.»^—— <jt - - // /- Y-6 y-n^VUYip f<^^C^L- (?<2j£c2*-e. CLtei<: ,■ . •vy JVt'iBo L!l.L.;UET. X t'Afcl: x V '£■ x !-•« kod-r._.*:>:f1 VOL. 2. NO. 40 ASIICH01?T. ERItlSII COLUMBIA, FEBRUARY <L 1807. £ CARIBOO! HORSEFLY! - FORKS QUESNELLE! w.e.BAHEY i m STORAGE AND FOSWARDINC AGENTS. Goods received, Stored und Forwarded witb dispatch to any point in tbe Interior reached by wagon or pack train. Consign you goods to our care and we will settle railway charges and ship ou to destination with least possible delay. CATT-S Q-ABS.NTIN- The following lettRr tlaa broil received l.v William Waller, vice- president of (lie Inland Agrirulturai Association of British Columbia in response lo resolutions pabscrl al a apr'cial meeting liel.l at Ashcroll, January lllll, and wl.iirli were forwarded to Ottawa. Oltawa, Januarv 111.I., 1807. Win. Walker, Esq., Vice I'reai ajrpra, nnd in tlieir denial and sociable ways gave'eminent salieta'ction and saw tlmt everyone .lanced to llieir heart's content. Mr. Ogden waa as- KAMLCOPS- M&fquarQ-b Cirnival. Tlio jfan-l fa„ lllicl. fc.ia altlinui. Hamilton and A, Mcpherson, nnd you rally bo sura Ihat tu Timothy grew under Ihe feet nf l|io dancers duriti-r n quadrille; Moisrs. H. Alex- •ntler, F. lln.nillon and I'. Ogden ploasod tho company with the choicest music. A*, twelve o'clock a moat dehtofdid Inland Agricultural*™ I sumptuous font was psriaken of ciation of D.itiali Columbia, Aslicrofl, which would entirely -clipjo «ny pre I!. C. P»'e<l by New York's Delinonlco, fj.- bet's or lletourneys of soul bern fame, .1 e«s Carnival 3 io UU1' jf|"|.(» bn tlio Ashcroll skating rink 'i'uesdav Vi. li. t'.AILICY & COMPANY. ASHOROFT. I!. ( CLINTON HOTEL, ci.nton,Bc BO&RD tKD LODGIXG Bl THE D6Y, WEEK OH MONTH. lit., Ui.ir,., Bpl.lls L.llli.i.1'1 ,n.i t).,| a..<l (ip Creek III lilillng. I!.. ..in Hcjiliilnii'ler. ...irc llslilag Ir. M_IIS1IAI.I. * SV.lTIt, vl.rlu.ly. irintura. F.W. FOSTER ashcsoft; CUMTON. Dkak Slit! Tlie memorial of vour asaocialion, signed liy you,dated 1 lib ■Janvary, is just rcuoiv.'d, Tho or- ilur iu council ratifying tlio ftgrQO- nieiit which I [-umi! to ill Wiisliiiiy ton nl).mi. tlio 20 ill Don ember wiih pusaed fm tlm lltli lni(f. Your moni* uiitil therefore wn* tun Into to have tfleol. I timsl nay thnl 1 ro- I'tiivuJ a telegram riimi Mr. -.lot-took, M.l'.. iufui'jjjiiifl- mn llmt tlilfi tnoiiior ml would (tome, nntl 1 understood u'tiewlutt of tho view* contained in if. I regret extremely Unit yon should entertain niiuli gloomy anticipations of what the result will be; ti"il fiom my own knowledge of agri cultural matters mid buliof in ihu James Hnssrl, dftlui ;Ciistiinp»lllai] Ims heen tin the sic); list luf ti lev* dny a but ih si-.ted in "calling off" by Moiara, G. j feow, umorig the convalescents. Every holt-lin Kumlonps is crowds j even „ , F(l|) ruHrv-.... (l, ., an.l bud* ni a premium. .Whal thn spring ,. ' V llU' W8a 9 will brftis rurth re.iin.tis lobe seen U«l I ?UOcc**' . }he lco wa9 "' K°.«d from Um present outlook llicro will he many ituii. people in (b?,cliy ihnn cat) secure proper (tccom mortal leua. Everyone seems to agree ihut u new anil tlmr ttiighiy tfoutl lintel Is badly needed and ifiepeitpl*- would very gladly assist any enterprise ji hotel niuii who would under take to give Kamloopa what it requires lu the way of u new anil Rtriclly ftr.l dims hotel. A stock coinpuny ih lining formed with a enpilul.-jf {'ifi.OOli lo ink. over the cigar iliHf)iil,icturiiig ImsluesK now nwnetl hy B-.rthwIfk & Co., of Km-Uoop. Thin ud HU|>«rlalivo credit is due Mrs Fe'kor B**d Imr Imlp for tho quality and qiiaii|itj*of tasty dflicnciwe wliicli ailorued tlio table itnd lntt-r tntisHftl tn» a-fpetitea bt the daitdara. After Mipper daitaing wa* raauincd and vij-nrotisly lu'pt up until eight iu the ling, whon after the usual au re- VUlra, (lid., tlio <:c npnny broke up tn reitirn tn tin ir varioua lioinea and analoh a little dayliglil bleep and then toroturn Aitli redoublt'il forco und onorgy thnt night, when dancing was resumed till iwi-lve*, then supper utul dancing till fiva o'clock followd, af ter which n concert of pleasing variety rendered l»y Mrs../. llamili. ((rcat succesi. The ice was iu good condition ci-ns.idi*riiiir ihe mild fveat-llef til the past week, and tlie rink waa welt lighted with large lamps ami a siring of Chinese latitorris which were liu'nu across lhe center of the rink Kot it vlT very nicely, and with a lari/d Hth-fire on no1- aide ofthe rink tin, cbstumpti of the aimers wjre shown fine. At eight t.*olook thu crowd began in gather, fully t«0 huridred speoiatnia being in attendance, with over fifty masqueradera on UiC i0e, about 9 30 ■■S2.00 PER YFsAf. ? SAf'KESVILLE. An Intr-rrsiinR si.ei.iy iveni tni.it I'laee liis' Srmilav .veiling fjj,',,, J) ,,' Isiinh'cr of the late N. 1.1.' ofll.i.a lil.ee, »,, united Iir' mining. t0 M-. Arliiuf fflgirt, il,.' jiopular liroprielof of tlie B.rkerviilH It'ilel. Tire Cereii Ma llrouio. non , n-litch lo.J< ||.'aeein lire |,ai|.,r „f ,|„ Um]< ,.J j Pfrforuifil bj, fj,,,. Ja I Only a few unniiiany liaa manltfaelurcil ninre tlia,, j°oloole it was aim .unoinl tl.at the ♦M.001 wi.rll. of clgara II.r paat year anil | judges had made lliOir ti'i-claion and Turner., fillnajliato friends ol tie.' young oo.iplo wil'nesaed tbe osrt- niony. A ilauae was KiVe,i on Mon-' ■l«y night lo honor of iho newly mar, ed eoople, when afforded tlio Koya will, the bri.lo. ehanipnjino aud au op. ortuuity WB.S .r i, avihg a daico energv. auilvily anil capacity uf our! Mefcira.T. nml VV. Ha'inlliait, li.l liriiish Columbia people I trust Ural j dock, I). and \V, Felker, William., these antioipaiioirs will not Ilo fill Oorclna, A. MePlierson, I, Hamilton li led. The qimraniine lefrulailuna anil J. Wright, wh.me witty .orgs are imposed purely and simply for j aud cilorusoB iiruuglil Ihe house down, tile, purpose of i>li.,r.j:|.|; the health of Allout 7 o'.iluelt our kind hirst was onr otilrrtnis. We won ,1 nnt lm jus- seized nnd raised m the ceiling bv a usinfc them for pur-. hundred willing hands, where lie was . ......... I .1,.'..n..1 .. ., -] I ... .. ull 10 iMiiv.cr iJtryiiTttit fir MM. t\\ i \\:\' i')' Mi^rrs nni RaiK-hers Supplies, Vlmxr, Tike., Sugar, Ruck and Flue Skit, dnl Oil( Blacksmiths z.A House Co.il, :\pA all heavy ^oods purchased in carload lots and prices ilf-M. Riding pud Pat-k Saddles, Huiitt-rs Uiitlit5, Kitlcs, Shot (inns, Ammur.llion, etc. sSth Agent fot Giant Potvdtr Company of San Francisco, full stock on hand a, tktir new magazine, Fuse, Caps, etc., etc Ge*. Gage &' Sous celebrated Dominion Wire Bed Springs, Mattratsts, Pillows, i_r*t. ROUGH fr DRESSEL LUMBER, SHINGLES, LATHS, PICKET. under competent tided poses of trade restriction or protee*. da'tincd ami cli6fmiaeJ around to ill tion aa it is commonly oh Not I, At tunc of "iJ'uk is a jollv good follow," this very nionient furinora and Iln. [etc, and I think he will feel those vi. public ganerally \\\ Canada are de- olent exi^russions cf gratitude for nounciiig Eigland because she 1ms. many a dav; if not in bis heart lie imposed quarantine regulations in j will on Ida body, a? they wero not on- legard to ■ ur cattle wiiliout jumifica-J Iy pres-inR and touching but pound ti n as far us dis'wo is cmici.rned, Intr salutations which lie received. ami, as we sav, evidently fot proteo The c'-oru-, "Goud Night Ladiea," live purposes. Tlie universal fueling. was then mag and tlia guests pro in lliis country is one of indignation [caeded to overpower their popular o^'a mt tli:s action uu her part. It j host and li-iatefa wiilieongratulationB, would therefore be Tcrv inconsistent good wishes and farewell*. As to for our government hereto take tlie. who wtta the belle will be a disputed aaina .ourte in regard tn the matter tf-piu for some time. upon winch ".ou write m1. 1 must point out,, however, that there is al Several matrimonial alliances are looked forward to with awaaening department at Ar-lierofl. MCl.UNKitV ANH DRKSSMAK1XG managetnent in ctMinaotiwi with stoic GOODS RK0K1VKD and fwrwaided to nil parte of the upper country ■t reduced i«tea. C f1. I.. S.ID1KG to warehouse and special facilities ft-r handling goods Orders and enquiries by mail have p, Tff^ FOSTER prtfMpt attetitiuti. " * MAGS47 SADDLSHY km BABSESS CO. MaKCt-ACrDttKHS AMD I11POUTEHS Of Saddles, Hurness, Bridles, Trunks, Whips, Spurs, and Harness Trimmings. BEPAWING DONE WITH NEATNESS AND DESPATCH All ordi • by mail promptly attended to and satisfaction gnaranteid. r ASHCROFT, : : : : B. C. CARIBOO EXCHANGE HOTEL. ready a duty pn cattle coming inlo inter**.!. Ift..*J come to pass may Canada. If von do not consider that ihe principals be as happy as they duty sufficiently high the committee were a. Mr. FelWrjiall ever after, investigating tho tariff is the proper | If marrwge ia not a failure? medium to apply to for a remedy. I must further ray.that the agricultural interests of this whole country in mv judgment will bc enormously bene lilted by the arrangement which I have made wilh the Americans and it ts my duty to carry out such a policy as is in the interests of the farmers nlinm I represent b,. i] he whole counlry. I want to puint out to you further that the mining population in Southern Kootenay whose market you wish to retain ia so close to the boundary linn that your rivals in the states would have no trouble in ilanghtering on the south of the Hue and sending the dead meat in, thereby preventing your reaping thoee large profits which you evidently had heen hoping fur. I ma/ say (hut the Alberti ranchers had eyes upon that bottt of.liera. Mr. C F. Cleary, mining expert of liutte, Mont., paid the Copper creek mines a vUit tliis week accompanied by Mr. Oliver Redpalh and waa much pleased with what he saw. Several claim* havo been staked on the recent ciunibar diseovnrv adjoining the village, H little blasting has been done wiih y^ry favorable results. Mr; A. B. Ferguson is making preparations fur the coming season by pulling up large quantities of ice which is so essential at a well equipped hotel and 4'!n.nicr resort like we Imve Riven llinroiiKli satisfaction lo tliei eiistmners. The output will lie largely in orvnsed in Hit nenr future, The ostali. Mali ing of this industry mi no cxluiislvc a scale means much for Kamlo-)|i"a E. 0. Prior & Co, are preparing (bra large inula the ccuiing senson in«({rlcul- tural instruments, wagnni and carnages The Imperial Brewing (Jnmpaiiy of Kamloops has heen unlil liy IJ. tYclirfrltB loa local syndlualo f.ir the sum of f 13,300 A. enilt payment of $1,600 has tie >u nude and lliasvntlicait! nro ti> nssitme charge of the buftlut-ss booh. It will I. cautloclctj) in the rtittire on in enlarged scale ano Iht- aulpal will bc lar-jelj i«:i- a .1. lt j.. imn (Vac of thu hest prujietiies in lho Province. A new York hum wlm has lately enme In Kandnnps ii> rosliUi is una of the largest holders in tlit. new i-btnpaiiy. TheKumliopa \na\Hh fifti: to^Uicr, N one secret or the sticci'ss tit lhe lilllo city. As an iasiniic'-' a lucky mine owm*r said a niloe the other day, i-atting a f5,0Ki) cash payment. He promptly invited forty friends to an enterlamn\ctit at the Chrys- lal restaurant. Forty mon responded ami it is snid thnl so unnnimoiis was the tV-el- iiigtlint tony corks ;»-erc pulled from (orty bottles uf Scotch at lhe same lime. Pnrly speeches were made, forty leasts drunk and forty headaches resulted the next day. Tho givrr ol the bauquet richly deserves his gnntl fortune und Has ninny liit-nds who art- glad tu see sales ef this kiud made. market and were -.xjiecttiig to be able to compete with you and under. sell you there. I doiit believe therefore that this change will materially J. B. Letghtnna band of a-bout ono hundred and flay head of cattle and a large number of horses aro iu excellent condition and Mr. Leigbton A H Walters P-*o?3t3: t Board and Lodging at reasonable rates. Corner of Railroad Avenue and Third Street. injure you and I trust that you will is fortunate enough in having a suf- beable atill to reap an enormous!ficieut quantity of hay to feed one benefit from the mining population hundred and seventy-five head for hich all Canada is hoping to se« Win, Roper. Tin* is as it should be, enter British Columbia the coming! thero is nothing starved to death on summer. Trusting this explanation the Leightou i-anc'hf' Ashcroft Hoti BTlttCTl.V FIRST OT.,\S8 IIOUSB. • BOARD AND ROOMS BY THE DAY Dfi MONTH © "hlti' MaMnaMo. Sioti'lj.hirntkli.' an.,,., ftca.liniarKrni for mlninj Hiti ih_ •oiahiemal Iravtlltrt, Ofn day .nd nl-bi, <)p)»r.lte c. P. B.il«p_t,' *V/Mv LYNE * . • PROFISIETQP, will show you tha neet.»asiiy of my action, and that the reeulls will bu botter than you fe-ir. Yours truly, Sfdnkv KuiiEi:. Lac ' a Hache. The weather here during the early part of the week was somewhat ae~ vere but for tha last two or three days we have been enjoying a beautiful spring temperature. The afoot, minora all havo sufficient feed.to last them till thu middle of April. Thc event of the season, which has been looked forward to with eagttr npproval by all our terpsichoreau artists, came off an immense success on ihe uighisolMan, S7ib and 23th at the residence ul Mr. It. F.-lkcr. Nnver in the annate of r.ac U Uacho hi«- J. O. CruBe who owned one-half interest in the Great Goat mineral claim, one of the Gaih-group uf claims on Cayoosh creek has purciiasrd the other half. This is said to bo very di.airable prnpci-ty. A young ninn paid Aehctoft a busnefis visit during the week. He reports ejigt as beuiflf rather scarce, or at least he saw none !ioutih£ C P, R. vs Park*. In the csae of Canadian Pacific railway company vs. Parke and Pinchard the in- juiic'ioD to restrain de fen tin nts from irrigating their land wns refused and the action or the plaintiffs wuh dl.missed wilh cosis. Justice Draku in ins judgment said: "If the damage dono to plaintiffs line had been cause* liy turning the sur- plus water on to the line that would be negligence. Uu! lim waler hasbten used in lawful maniiur and no negligence hus leon shown." Iu lhe case of C. P. It vs. Wood et al, which ib connected with the irrigation ef lands, jllklgmenl was given for theC.P.K. plaintills. with $3,774 damages. all unmasked. The following ttoro tin* ptiie winnora: Beat lady'rt coa tume, .Mra. A, IV, ClHinents; best gent's costume, Mr. Walter Shaw; best .girPa costume, Miss tViillue Tingluyj best boy's doatume, G. V. Ogle. Several of the bojia'' costutrfea were good, and would no doubt received a prine had they been bef.-ir mashed. It \vas a ' difliflutt maiter fur the judgea to ai rive ai, a d'-cision where there wero so many really good cos tuuifls to select from. Thn judges wc.e O. A. Semlin, M. P. P, S. A. Rogers, M. P. P., Wm. B. Bailey, Jos. Wm. Burr and H. 0. Raysun 'I'ur ootnmitteo done nil that waa possible to have the Huh h, bhnpe, and groat er(..lit i3 dun Stanley Oreelnian for way he has auperin tended lii- rink this winter, Below will b,i found a list of nearly all lhe skatnra in cm-lump, although there nre several we have Often unhnle to obtain, Mrs. H. K. l.-^elio, Maid of Atlieua " A L Clements, night " L McKay, gypsy " J C Smith, gaud lack MIm Ward, bride " Wardall, Japanese Udy " Shaw, press girl " C 0;lc. tl.m-m " H Ogle, red Vldlug hood " f( rii.ll. winter " K Ut-'jiisld-a, winter " A Hlirglnbutton), Seoteh limla " p Ti.PKley, itaughter of the reglmapt Aboul miduight ke were pease.I around and the health of the y< hhg conpla was (oasteii by the compinv. Soon afterwards the dance btoke & when Bhowets of congratulations ar../ good wishes were poured upon Mr and Mrs. Togart fur their future hap. pi ne sit. Lajt week a party of eight ctuna - men started to cobs the trail to Que_. nelle Forks. Whe-h ihey reacbeJ Sawmill Flat ono uf their number, ■who fml been sick when ibeystartej; died. It was reported that he bait been frozen, but upon investigating the matter it Has found that he haj died a natural death. Some of bis companions had their hands badly frozen, and returned Soolai and Danes A fancy dress social and dance will l-fe held.in the Town Hull on Thursday evening, Ftthruary 18lh Good music will be provided. Tickets, including; lunch, $1.25 per couple. 8pt!Ct'at*iri only, S?B ct_nis eai li Will these who expect lo attend in ci b- lume please give their names lo any uieiu. her of the committee before the 17th. Committee IHits. Lksi.ie, Mnw Hau., Mu. Leslie. Feb. Freight Ciiipmenta Below will bo found the date of oeparture, teamster and destination for freight shipped north by Ashcroft forwarding agents: Jan. 29. G Murphy, Quesnelle 7,005 " 29,4 H Harailto., Win**lake 2,800 29, A Hcltae, Qnesneltu Forks 7 iWn 30, W 8 Co«t, Lillooel. UW00 SO, II C Itaysoti, Qucs Forks. 8,4(1(1 1,J Dickey, Lllfmiet 1.207 3, CGnge,Olinlon 5,5oo 8, A II Hartley, Lillooet 3,(I3<I 6, D Dessault, Hog Creek... 500 a.'Jilfilea Walker, Qucsuelle 17,800 B, W 8 Cook, Lilluuct lO.iiiH) •3, J. Didley, Lillooet 4 HtHl 3, 8 S Delair, Horsefly ... . 3 000 8, II. C Rayson, Rorseuv.. 10,200 4, M J McCarthy, Sofia creek 18,1(10 4, S.. R. McLennan, Horsefly 7,0(10 It.C.X. Cllntoii l,l.tio 5, W Tresaairo, Dog Creek.. 5,00o Total 123,788 " F E-arifl, ghost ill. WklterUl-aw.-otd'arm chair " II E Leaiio, Inernjublu " A HatlducK, groon\ " J li Olemcnt, tiloomerglrl " CI) Dunn, clown " A L Ulonn-gt, Uncle Sara " George Builey, niinelrttl " M Bailey, lilgli and i-lpnr " G Oul., ainiplu Simon " Booth, clown; " A Woods, devil " H W Harvey, bulletin board " L McKay, co-il. '' 8 T Graelmail, Ma«l. MnrDhy " F 0 Tltiylisy, clur^yraao " Mark Dumond, 'lurnpty daiapty " W 8 Jaiuieson, typcwrltor " Haddock, Uutt.iiu.-tn " C Skene, minstrel " J (J Smith, Uncle San " M McKeu, nioiiU J.'litt Tltoinjuoti, Fnuik Reynolds, grandmotlicr T IIlgKlnbotlorii, cook , Koj- McDonald, cow ti'rf IIiti;h Cornwall, hiinUuna Fill Ooruivsll, soldkr llrm Millikcil, Indian l.cwli* Mmi!*uii, duiis.i H-rry GloncrWfS, i»c.-;ro boy Ko;l Mackay, prjnco Gregor Hckay, old man Anotlior Pioneer done: Last Monday moralng Uie resident? of Aslicrofl were disturbed In (heir poscoful sluiiihers bv the sound ot' ;i ,i „ i ,, , . , ,, olher explosions which announced thai it through the .W «'«d «.ce.d,nully|wllslllet,lllBe_eNftffV(t_rTiie ^ strikinfi Uio pejj i, al held his ha', and «roa conacrvativa people, and when coat, as waa the ciise on lug last visit others made changer in •alculu("nif lima to Kumloopa. Ko n somewhat bus* ,ill!V would \iave noue ol ihem. They al- picious Ihat Kamloops hens are crua* ocd wtih a guttling gun. S nblua, win litis heen *o refuse tu keep a- contintiotfi record of ihne, nnd when au emperor dies they b3- Ifin afresh, coustqucallv Ihey ushered jn ottty the twenty-third yew at 12 o'clock Motiday ulght, or rather, to put it iu so seriously ill al lhe Ashciolt Ibucl was ukuii litis Ihelr legal doeuments, the "tWeaty-ttnnl week Ull to ihc home of his »dd tune lricucl'l.V!-"r ofthe rc'gd of Kwontr Buy," ihe Chillies IVunle. Mr. It ddu's friciids' P*oso«t cmpfiar. Kwong 8uy has the and tlicau include ali who (,imw dihiiuciiiiu id h'lvin-* heen horn a aingij'l .him will ba very ccrtaiu ihat iho years atto, aud has heen ruler ofihciniahly tory Was a more sociable or eujiiya- best of cure aud aiicuitnu *;ji ^''eiupireaincc hUinfancy. ble tune passed than at those two 6'VCtt him hv Mr. and Mrs. ftrnttta. Ur. j — nights dancing. The" largest crowd l^leaad Mr. Riblni were .usocmi.,'. lu j 8. \. Rognu, Wm. Adam* and ({ {' ever aonR^ated in this vicimttnf *JiU8,^SG n,,,,u ,i,i"1 '^tv-ftve iwa ^». fijpji,, ,bl\ ua Waduesday io attend to . ., . , *j % ■ | Mr. Kohm'a con-' both aeiea were preset. JSvmk |'ho|« tt.raV. ihti 0(ftl«i and Able wne tiie fl'uur man- lift ueui luuui*. Araiiit li\h:i'lliih..-irl'.uliaui_atai*y ihilics. Mrs. Ada.ns' a liis health tli' iiuehiiipanted licr liuJ-liltiil li> rciuaiu for a 1 l_rt tvtt,ko. Al the residence o| C McDonald, on Ihc B'iuapalte,on Balurday, Jan. 30th, Wm. II Kcatley apod Brf yean, died of pneumonia. Air. Kealley was in his usual robust health until a very few dsys h«ioro his death. Mr. Kealley was one of the old-si mid most respected settlors nf British Ciiliimbla, fcomUjj hero a-mere hoy in 18.19 and rwldlug in this section ever siacc Utiwtis the o-vtier of a Aitu rauch 20 miles Irom Lillimct and fur the pnst eight yean bas siil'om finlwl to make Ins rejjular weekly"trip to Aahdroll ior .wight for ihe Lillonet merchanu. It. was a man h"ii(irAhlt! in lit*; thTittiiigi and one whose wtikI'waa Ills bond, Mr. lEsallay leaves felalltea In lown, u bixith'cf, Col. Join. KoitUty. uhn wuy tine tmic 0 to town fur treatment, bringing the corpse vttOW them. i Cfn Tuesday Messrs. Janes ani Tregtllus, of Stanley, brought to tha hospital Mr. James Donovan, who resided five nnd one half mile, below Stanley. Ha had boen suffering with a sore leg and decided to come to Stanlev for trMtrnfent. After making a crutch to assist him he started f..' town. The day-being very ctrtctittd hating to support himsell with hi* hand* on the er.uteh and walking slick, his fingers were froaen. H« was brought to the hoapiul ior treac- mentaud on being examinad by Ur, A.C. Tttnstall it wu found tha: not only waa he suffering from frost bite hitt also from pneumonia and sfiurry. On the evening ofthe second day af- ter being admitted he lapsed into a state of uncoriae.uuaneM tVa-n which he never recovered. He died aboufi eleven o'clock on Thursday evening. Mr. Donovan came to Cariboo in ths early days and waa in tbe "Discovery," on Last Chance creek, fie left here in '63, taking with him a fortune but since then he had met with reverses aud returned to Cariboo about ten years ago, wh. a he located art the ereek which bears his namea.df on whioh he had lived until bit atSc* lion overtook him. Lowor Nlooia It seems about lias that 5ic.il* wm beilnt.ingfo.topt her korn a liulo fo the, miniag dtreotiu'a. devera^.-.od lad*** have, been located here lately, aad two ut three claims have.been doing 'heir assw- meiii work aud tha rock u'iea out louka well. Mr. X.'irrflp'ils_tuk1ng a shaft on hti Icdue, It is down some 13 or It feet, Th« roek shows capper aud galena. Auew ledge w..s struck a short tlm^ ago by U E. Kichrtrdson, llic croppia^s of which assayed f-t .u gold and $1 50 ui silver. Work is being dona on this property and the rock resaaihloi the Slocan, ore. Ills expected that a. company will duvt-hip this ledge this icasan. Thi* ia a section llmt has been paa«ert over hy many hu Old miner and prunnua- c*"t harrun nf any mineral, but my opinion is that Nii:i.la will he iu ths swim $tu Larna hedsiif gyiiauin have been fouud autl fliti^ronk thii "-.-iy n,* high $57 in gold. No. ledgff of the Utter has h.*«a slrusk.bat j'.iil na sno;! ai the hilU are clesr -if sndw, Ihey will ;be alivo with. tutiderJ'eel lonkillg fur this pafttettlar., lodge, m you need not i:*3 surprised iu hear nfsntuo rich Hods io Niuola vet. Sleighing from here t-i Grantie is flrrt- j'tdire for ( , Alaska.'aed another brotlipV: who has beeu :cUa6^"! l»wlt« wlilung to nt-wean? for many years pusl with tht Cl.ie.ieoTr'1 ! f"lR-lif wn"1rt dfl.We!1 *° !ook ^j'0*1^. buno. Uawnsa mciiiher -*'ih* LlUnuot fiot " lu Wm ,lle iao* ft«*oft"*"«h> roads are vary bad inthe^i-Vlnc.eopccialljr dtirju;' the iu«aihft if April and Star. Pioneer Society and ih.s rear was ihc :<.*! llioo tiiuce its argMDizatlo.n thai he ha. _atsai-d lhe hinquut, g'lvu'u uiwaiv> ihefuiu jvtrt of Jimuary. He (-.-avesa widow au^- vlvlng hiiu hut iiDcliiUnij. a large cun coiirMiif Iriuiidsand mri|[hl-nr*i were hi fittcHrianep at the Kpt_«o|^| charuh oo Wonduy, Feb, lsl, when eervtcaa were hfild l.*y tiie Uwv, Dorre! over lho rriialaa. a('i-i which, all that rvintfuird of WiUtatn H. Kii'.M'.-v.fiive memory, was mtrrred :« the Ashcroll cemetery, Many n' •:-..-■■ ■;< Wents <d KUhiuet, ftld .ii^ulwM uud friends aud alfo tcyoial frum Clinton awci'iiHteii'luiicc lo U'stiTy llirir regard sutl respt'ti to th'u alutiiory of vUa. G iXvaWi-}. A' poverty snclal will lw litld iu tke town' hull Itii-ariay evenina ilnder the aii's^lues t tha Ohristiaa JJ3ml(»vor anele<y. All re uurdi'aliy invited to atlead. Slock ia. doing well, bill il ihc weather, continues colli f«»r another Junuth feail wilt. l-ealtgntu. M.Ht -if the fatmer* itav« laico tucdiug aiuce Jfovembcr. '0.K. li. Ciini|ti)ell Ittl irficr-rf oif Monday fi«r tfarkervitie tn j»akc iu*raiig«-. menu rnr il*c ;..l-.U.'::i later -run «l hU hydraulit-tVcyaiiTj. Mr. Omttphflll mm, ' return i« Aslninit, iwu week and elwitly ali*_i- luuvc fnr tha llnrstiy wiiers worii" «a a large scale will h. piaucurijttd £^, j tlie Miu.tfiit' Ctc.u Unuug company «f which Mr. Ciimplitll is raa'oagor, Pwr.. i the preeVm mttlttttk tit ere 'vill ht- a large', \ ifiifaini Ml woi^ -Jtioc in' ihat aeeUea tint cututag seasoa. Or. Furrpr of ICHinlnnits has lieeef ike well list Hit ji;ai avili. . Tiie British ftlmnVi:. filing Jumial' Uttucil tvet'i' Salurditj' fc\ S. REVNOLDS, Editor utid Proprietor, "V..-I ilpllon Prlca, por annum • - |!1.00 Advi*itla«nu'i*1a will n* Ull |-aiil. A a v.rtu-11 i._ dUbotiUimeil nit tiitc* un appltcMluii. Aeiiciu)FTl».u.(rKimi;AUY o, law. Died Far From HDrr.o. Jallliary ldth ii young Eiigli&l.imui about thirty five years nf age regie I i-i d at thu Windsor Kotol Irnm 0 ilcoten, 15. C by lhe name of F. P. Nigh .rale lie wus of florid coin plexion, dark hair and eves and was droBaed in typtuul mountain fashion. Aa is customary iti these parts tin questions were asked him and '.here lorn nobody knew his business, whither lie came, nor whence he svbh giitng, Saturday night on roturiilnj- to his room he was stricken with put- hlyels and fell to thc fluor. Aasistattoe was summoned and ho waa made as boinfoi table as possible iti his bed Dr, Phot was sumihonod ami adviser1 kla immediate removal to thc hospital. From papers found on his perioii ii tvaa learned thai Ins Ootlfather's ad riress was F. VV, Drye, Kensington Gardens, England, and that he had ainters hying Al Maida Villu,Eneland It waa evident from the tone of letters found upon him from his relatives that he was of high ratiK, and was, cn had lately been, on an extended hunting expedition in the Chileoten country. It is believed to Imve been kis intention to go into busbies* either in New Denver or Slooan Cily. A rablcgram was sent to his people iu the old counlry but no reply wan to'oivetl and his body was interred here Tuesday afternoon.—Ledge. Companies Combine I)r, Miln returned Monday eve ding Irom Vancouver, where he had been negotiating with the promoter of tho Victoria, Vancouver &■ Eastern Railway Uumpnny for the pur pose of securing a charter to con fctruct a railway from tho coast to Kootenay. Their negotiations proved auccessful and the two comp itiias have now joined hands fur thn ptii pose of securing the charter. Thai will also ask tho Dominion and pro ♦ inoial governments for rtinis'.aiios to fconstruct a railway fiom the const to i.eihbridge. —Viett irm Colonist. East Kootenay. Tlmre is nn pnFsihlc doubl «fl to lhe fit ture of ihn. dlalr|ct,as a ureal minimi! pro- duel tin country. During tbe year 18!)5. (here wis located and non-del IGfl mining claims, nnd Hill certlfleites of assess* moot was Issued hy the recorder, showliif! that the owners of property have great faith in their claims. During the year 1896 there wm 845 locations recorded, •hewing an increase of over 100 pur cent. This la a very creditable showing it speaks volumes for the district mnny of the ledges discovered are very large, prospectors as a rule only locating the largest and richest prospects, and many have not heen stake.1 that will be, as tlis necessary means of transportation ami treatment is afforded t» tha district. Give this section of Knot- enoy rallwiiy communicalinti-j, and wc will give Canada gold, sliver, copper and Coal m return.—Prospector. Satan Is n: More. The following story hasdeen cabled from London, dated .Ian. 24: There are two little boys in Germany who honestly bolieve they have rid the world of the devil. They live, near Hutenbtirg and aro eight and twelve years of nge. The other day they wero left by their mother at home to take care of the house, A min with a blackened faco and black attire suddenly entered and an - liounced: "I am the devil; whero do you keop your money?'' Faith and fear aiik.t induced lliem to believe tho intruder. They instantly pointed to u trunk where tho modest wealth of their parents was treasured.- While Che murky Impostor was ransacking Ihe chest tho younger buy whispered Eo his brother to go atulfnich the gun and shoot tho devil dead. The brother jumped at the Idea, fetched Coneral Ne*v» _ The cnbiiiM has decided thai the Do minion paitli.ineiil slmll nwnl Mnrt.1l tl. A bill had been itiimdncon Into Hit lii'iiso pruhlhilltig ihe u ntntl'acinri oi sale of pistols in the stale ol Texas unci piovldlii«aHiieorrioni $100 lo (1,000. The in si mei-tliiy ..I ihu Ontario legislature will passim cniicinu'iii providing UirMicuxnmlniiliiiu of nil hays hrniighl Into the province hy thu Unniiii'du and olher iieuuclus. The cabinet thel Satnvday aflornnon, and discussed thu sending of delegate! to Wsshiugton regarding rceipteelly, ihe alien labor law, etc, Ministers Oartwrlghi aud Duvlss will likely go. A special from Havana states that the doath rate from llll diseases there is 35 or more duilv. Them hn- 5,000 oases of small pox in the city. The Indian plague hns renchod Marseille-:, Frauoe, so tlie dispatches atate, and there Imve been a number of deaths from it on the streets. A. lilll hns hern in trod need in llic legls- 'ntlye uBscml ly of Ntnlh Dakota declur- tug 11 amisdeameannr for any person In eiignao in n gmno of t'.nt ball, and provld lug tine? of (10 lo (50 fttr au iufruction, The London house of commons 'notion adopted the appointujiMii of a •ommittoo to iiive»tigalo t-hn origin of Jamleson raid, and the grlcvuiic b «( Mltlanders in the Transvaal. James D. Niokolsnn wns liorriblj imngled last Saturday afternoon In ni explosion nt the Ft(id Eagle mine, near RoBslnnd. Thn left side of In* head w»s blown almost clean off. The Immigration to Ihc Dominion l-tui veur Comprised 25,478 nrnvitls al Atlantic ports, compnrud with 25,571 in 1805. Of these 15,808 settled in Ihe Dominion, compared with 18,61710 1805. Thero am veil in Manitoba, iho Nrntwest ami British Columbia 71,SCO, ugalnsl 5,871 in the previous year, The manager ol the Tnkusli harbor yel low cedar lumber mill has an Idea thnl there Is big commercial value in oil ex. irnctod from that word. Ho aecordiugly engaged a chemist to experiment, htit in the course of ihis lhe expert wa_ bntlly injured by nn explosion nl Hie highly In Utimmable oil, ns a result of which he i« now in ihe hospital to receive ireatmcnl i't a broken arm. Warned t t;y l-'iogueit. lien, (hhtirn WUklnuni.nr ihe DHtish army, nl'ii-r ihtsmlhlng his experience •vheii »* a toliotil hoy kcwus " liiitilii.il " nt Eton—in (I a decided pitiuliilexperleiii'.e he makes ii oui io have beon—profited* ie u*ll a singular story nf another Eto_dai), Who sought lliofiwllch in vain. This Iwy wns .'•titouced to ha flogged for soma misitomsiiiior, hm ti-i'iiliml hy ihc knowledge thnt his fiitlur wna greatly np- pnsed lo thn Bysletti hi enrnoral "iimlsli- ineuti retimed lo suhnill. He Mi nt nuce expelled, and wenl liiimo and repoiluil whal hud taken place, "Well, well,"Biihl his falhcr, " Ihls Is most uiilortiuialo. I have just succeeded In s c ting for you a comiuisslnii in the guards, nnd uow, being expelled from Elon,you wilt no longer hfiLliglhltj to her majesty's serrlea." Tlio bey was distracted. His whn-o hear! was scl upon a mililury career. Bluing hlfl son's grief the rather ndvtsed him to hasten buck to school nnd beg leavo to hi- Hugged :uid reinstated. The young fellow sal dff at oneo; hul alus! vnentluii had begun, nnd the master had gone to the continent. Not in he balked ihe hoy followed, ami having over taken him In Paris, explained lho siiu*- lion and hogged a (logfiiig. "But 1 enn't do it," said the master. "I'm sorry for you, hut il would be Inn irregular, nni beside I have nothing with which io tlo ii." Tho boy had provided f»r ihat enier j*eticy. autl when he produced a hlruh roil thu mnslcr, seeing his bId eerily, decline'* to use the swttcti, but reseluded ihu ncn- lencc of oxpillbioti, nnd the bey wns ahlv it» acccpl "ie tleuiretl cuinmlssiou. have yois seen the ~"ew ~" SSL in A oaH.nad jusl arrii-a.l, ..II aizrs, Euilnlilo lor li|;lit and heavy tcamiilR. Kvery wajfiin |i"ar»lr'll)i.i] u. Bland arryil.i.is thnt any wagnil moil ii. Oann.lii or tlio Unit, d Stales will .-,land for fun or money. Cu be aecu in Aslieroft, JAMES VAIR, Kamloops, B.C. SMITH & BRYSON, Ceneral BSacksrnilhs ipply of iron ond wagon ASHCROFT, B. C Carriage builders. Horseshoeing a specialty watiirial always oi Shop on Railway Avenue. THE CONFEDERATION LIFE ASSOCIATION •TORONTO • doKtiM 1). tVac-lonald, tr.O. Maeilanmld '■ '-■■ ""-' '-"- Actuary J. R, M, Managing Director, Inspector, Wlnitiptt), Capital and Assets over 86,000,000 Insurance at Risk $27,000,000. NO CONDITION'S, W RESTRICTION, POLICY CONTRACT A MODR ONE, Thirty Days -race allowed on premiums. J. D EREE2S. J. H. CLF.1HT.NTS. Qpneial AgoutforBCVanoouvor Agcut Ashoroft TURNER, BEETON & CO. I VlCtOftlA, nird NELSON. TENDERS. «/y- c- r.EETOx, ,,- go., lojyvojy, hvcuirV.D.1 .WHOLESALE DRY GOODS, | t LIQUORS, MINERS SUPPLIES ETC-t I llvilrallll,. Iinii .l.v ..i ..Will l.e recited l.y Hi f..r tlie Oinciilea Consnlii'tr Miiii.te Uomli.ny, unlil il r.'l.iirinv lle-t. for llic rr. iil.i.m 5 Inn. lur nitielilni-r to lie llirllveruil al (J k'.rii'll. Ill, 1SD7. The luw.'fl ...- ..l.v rcn.li l,ecen.arlly arcepte.1. 1. T. Kktiick, 0. N. Buck, a.e.-Tie«.ui|.r Manager Vlelurla, B.U., J..„ il«l.lf.'J7. M li 5 dOrti l',tifi, fitmell Steel, .'liuj description of Euro ptuin Goods Tmlented. . f'teiiiiHa. Ileetm ,,| CASH FOR RAW FURS. A Millet iho plahia 'lia bus ht iilliiriil t! linn »f ovor 1,000 ipecltnena nf ami sun wuctl if Brill-ill C-ilnin- >n mn l« by ihe provincial ngrl- iirttncol, most orihB|mniintine Major Jnhn A. MuGlllivray.ofToronto prceiiiiint of Uio Kitsiern dovolopmetit bvii- dicalu(ip.raling in Iiritish Columbia, anil more especially in the BnsBlanil district, has lltiislifil a clnsn ami caulimis Inapeo. lion of" Coat Hill. U.fori! leaving fnr tliu t'rtBt on Tuesday ranrnlng lliu Major stated lhal "Coal Hill proaports woro the lies! ho had seen, aud he would certainly recommend hU company lo liihc hn hi In rar- noBt." In spite of thc snow a lot of work is undor way at Coal Hill. The Klmborly Mining Company Iihtb just oomplt-ieil their lug litiililinE and aro now rcutty Inr work. The Can ail Uu is down 30 f-jut ami ilm font wall m in sight. Tlit claim is liupiovlhg with every allot.—Sentinel. A Jersey couple, newly married, went into an uptown rc-Uruinint thr the weapon, crept up to the tinaua 1 other day and ihc bridegroom called pRCtiug tlilef and lodged the whole for some wine. When atkad what icing the work or Mr. J. It Anderson, ihe deputy minister. ArrunRcmpniR harp been mado to setul tho collection lo Otia wn f"r niini'ir.' hy Prnressor Macnuu and it will then be rcliiriiod and form part of an interest lug exhibit. The stamp mill at .Vlbum* Is ritnnlog day antl lilghl, nnrt work in point; on readily en the Mbernl, two shtfls being at work. H. McKlnoou hits tha enutniot ■ r (liEging n tunnel from Pembcrton, Captain Salmon is alioitt to slurl work on his prop- rty at Mineral hill. The Duke or Vork Hydraulic company are wnrkhip day nnd niglil with a lar^e fnrceol men, —Enterprise. An exlranrtlmary Instance of hereditary tendency to Fiileldu was told hy Professor Brouartlol In raris Inloly. A rainier uear EiampeP linntfil himself wltboiil nppart-n' enilBfl, leaving a Tmnllv of S"vcu sons nml four daughters. Ten nl the eleven subsequently foi lowed the fallier's example, hul nut unit! Ihey had married and begotten children, all of wl.nm likewise hanged themselves, The nnlysurvivor is a son, who is now B3 years ol age nnd hns piis- ded safely beyond ihc family bunging nge. 0. W. BALDWIN. K rcprpsMilliic Joseph Lib New Y.irk mul |,..|t.l.ni, fc fair nml square ass'inuient nine Inr nil kindx ul r menti- soil tii led, Ptnlitpt !lll*)|l#. IJ C iiuiii, si. Paul t.R.iind. litis a and allows lull v furs. fth!|>- tnni. m.in P.8.—Lirgelnts Irom ' 'aril ilislvh-l. alitn oaru of Harnv. Ua(:«y & Co., Ash croli, B.C. Ttltoraphit niUtrrss: Turner, Vktoria. Bretont London. J EB ©. PRIOR & Victoria, Vancouver, DEALBKS IN Kamloops. kind, he replied. Wc want the atiifT where the cotk bursts out and th stuff l)Pgiti3 to bile and keepa on bil irijr till ye gets the worth olvour tnuney. Little Jack prays every iil^ltt fm a-i the different incinberB of his fain charge in hia back. He fell doad. The farmers of Mission J.Ktrict have strongly resolved against any te 'trotiotvoC the import duties upon fruit and farm pr< ducts and hnncy. They claim, on the other bund, thai there should be substantial rcduc lions Id the dutica on i'mpni'ted coal I ily. His father hud been away at oil, farm implement! and machinery. | one time U.r u al.ort jourtmy, and 'L'he Mission Tanners ^sostrongly du- ] «futclc wiik pi'aytug for him as usual ■dure for Ro-retiinient tonus at ohf-np j "IJleas papa and take cure ofliim," l-atflfi, nnd urgo the Cormatloti of a hn was beginning, ns u-uia', wliun hi- farmers' aasnclation, with a view to suddenly rais-M. his head and lisfpired '•Never mind about it now, Lord" ended the little fellow, *'l hear him -limit in tin* Ml " Control provincial legislation in the iirrtcultu-'ai internals to a la'ge: es ■ .'V,; l.bn.P now. JJOT10S. Is lirrchy siren tlmt I slmll ul the fxt-lm nf niitv tlnyh npply to tliu i-ltiff .-iiuiiitis*inner ->f Inndt- nod wnrks for |iuiAmnion to puicl.ti-tt :'.-V ui-ri'p of lantl in l.ilitiiiL-t district, (.-nuitin-ti (ilm:nt iliesnitinvcit cornet of lot iiii, ttiuneo nnrlli -tl* ■.■ltninfi, llii-iit1- ivtsl 80 clinhi*. tliuneo south 40 nhnlns, thence east nloni; take bhoic SU i-l mi no lo point nf nitninerennt-til. AI*o HlOacrai ofland lu *ald tiiitricl eomtneiichiit ul Uie fiiulli enat coniur of lu| IMS Ihunee rubt 40 clmliii', them.-L- nnrlli AU ilmins, ilirn----> weal Hi rjliaius, tltcntte noulh 4ll I'lulna In pnlnt. of _oniiiien_enient. FKED U. TINUI.KV, (illutun, Juu. '20. 1897, "IS .1) CERTIFICATE OF IMPROVISEST. JUHOO," "BlinT." ''001 URS RAtil.fi,1' "OnI.liEXSTHtrK," " KOKTII 8TAU " llllli- (.-ral claims, " intkiimkuiatb" and "Midway " frnctions. Sitcatb, in "he blllooet mlulng district of British Uolumhla, WnauE located, on Cayoosh ('ra- k. Takr koticb llmt I Alexander Granl, free inlneWs certIflcHie No. 88031 issued ti New VVestminsior on tlm 2nd Hovemhur, 1H1MI, us asunt for, ami on hchalf nr thr "Gnhlen Oaclid Minus CompnnT. Llmi- lod, Llahility,1' free miners ccrtlllnalu No, 8022818*111011 nt Now Wustinlnstur on the UTth tiny of July, I811B, intend 60 days from date hereof hi apply to Un* mining ration!, ti lor a c_rtlfientc nf luipriivt-iuotit- for the purpose nf obtaining crown grants r.f lhe above claims, « And fuhthkr take sotior that nctlm* under sbdlon :>7 musl t-c cnimm-ncetl \>o~ lore Hid lanniuico ot suoh cerlittcato of improvements. Datml this 31st day of Dwomtar, 1800. 3044 A. 0RAST. SOO-PACIFIC LINE. Shortest, Quickest, and Cheapest ROUTE TO ALL EiSTElW POUTS, Accommodation unsurpassed. First- class Sctsping car, Dialing cars, First class Day Coaches, Tourist Sleeping and Colonist Steeping ears Oil all trains. So. 1, wcB.boi.nd pu'flies AsficrofI ff'fij-dally,- So.'J. casthutmJ " " uiiia " For full particulars as fo rater, time &<;, apply to the nearest ticket agent fo A. I.. CLEMENTS, or to Agent, Ashoroft. Otto. Mrl,. Unoiv.v, iJitjt.ict I'dB^onpcr iijitMit, Vuiicouver, 13. 0. TheMiMNa Journal does first class Job Work. Agricultural Implements oi all kinds LirsM slock In tie pi-ovlneo ami best'mrrornicult American Bain wagons, also Canadian Bain snitalile lor rrulglitliis mid fiinu purposes. Buggies, Carts, Spring Wagons _ , _.„ , ,; all ill nrlccs to suit tho times Orders filled nroniotlv. 150 MILE HOUSE The distributing point for all the hydraulic mines at Horse Fly, North and South Forks and main Quesnelle River, also the stock ranges of Chileoten and Beaver Lake Valley At tl it Point will bo fouiid a. good i\s-ort.ment of GENERA ftlERCH AND ISE & MINERS GOF PL IES Also one of the best Hotels on thc route. Information cheerfully given VEITH & EORLAND, Proprietors and Stock Raisers, PITHER & LEISER, Importers and Wholesale Dealers in WINES LIQUORS and CIGARS VICTORIA, IS. L. aAJR,I_BOO. BRITISH COLUMBIA EXPRESS Company, Ltd I'or Barkerville atul all tntttrinertlate points nnd connections north of Clinton cvei y Afonrlrry umi l-'riihui ni.--rr.iitu nl ■'■■'!' ti'tfo.-l,-, ret it j-riiu--t arrive. Anhcroft event Tuesday and Saturday, {•'or Clinton and tiucrmtdlnte points singe, leave Ashcroft vn Monduus, H'ultiesdav* a*td l-'rit"ti-/**, returning followtg day, LILLOOET Stttatsfov Lillooet anel\inlermcillate poinis leave Ashnrofl on Mondays nnd Wednts- da •,:-.. Mtnttltill's statir Icuciiin Anhcroft al fi-tfi a. m„ aoing through to Lillooet via Marble Cannon nnme tlun. ami returning to Anhcroft the following aay. Fare between Ashcroft and Clinton, $5, Return limited tickets, good S days $8 Extra stages, or special rigs (buggies or light stages) fumishad at short notice. Feed Stables and Corral at Ashcroft*. with water on the f remises, and best attention given. Hates moderate. lhaieru Im S_EST__I__:f jfc HEAVY HABDWABE; ia.CoLtd Miner, Sttovtt,. Sel,Mrtflrf./w «.,..... rnx,, QUICK SU.VEB, JUunufaatuied hit It.. Dtnnttlor Mining Ve. CBITttpradoBK !>► mail mlMLd. i.tlr, L'urjom ,l,-,M. rmKltbi: it. a _. THE CYANIDE PROCESS Eminc.-ttlv adapted to Carib 0 Ores Rej'rscltiry Celt! ami Silver Ores treated and refmlsd imi ;th MacAi thur-Forrest, Direct Cyan d&.teii MacArthur-Yates, Amalgamation L Cyanidatfon For pdrltculars tipply to THE CASSEl GOLD EXTRACTING CCMWU.Y"* Isti. Assaying conducted in all its breathes and kiH tat node. W. I'ELLliVlf.llSRYEY. F. C. %., Sopcrifltudint. TAlK!»l«f», B, fe J, M. BUXTON, & Company. IS DEALERS l.y fines & Wiming Share REPORTS MADE OS All.LTIAl. DRfOSU'S. VANCOUVER, B.C. Calle Address; liuxton, Vancouver, C*nad4, Cablt ailtinss (I illii rug-. D. McGILLIVRAY. STEL AND RO E HYDRAULIC MlNi^S PIP-. Estimates furrsiuhed ef coat of power plants, and putting water on Mining Claims. Monitors, Cates, Valyes, Pelton Wheels, etc., furnished at shortest notice and lowest ratc3. Hi/ail Otfios, I'«n#ou«#r, U C. Sirs! /'tp* TK.r.U. X*ms WsstinUitHr, H. 0 mer srosj WHOLESALE GROCERS Vaneouver, B. C. THE IMPERIAL BREWERY AND Soda Water Works Company. E: tMLOOFS, 33. Ci Lager Seer and Porter. The best quality ontv brewed from choice Malt and t- s pa SODA WATER WORKS. In connection with cur brewery we ham added a nr.a and cimpltft art i-. em i San Francisco for the manufacture tf Soda Water. Gingtr .4A, A #/ ij*>triA'a, Champaigne L'ider and Mineral Water of alt Undt. AH 01 dtrs from city and country will receive *ur htit'-.ti amd but mthntion. Your patronage sciteited. Sfeciala ttent it n te all orders from Caiiitt mtd vi*?. 1 ou -.nil find our prists will make it an object to give *s nnr trders. 3. WEHRFRITZ. Proprietor. Grltleh c; umlila Oration HAMILTON POWDER COIPANt Uf MontfMl. Iticorpni-j-tfU 1W1. — Miki'r-CTri-r.tui or— High Explosives, Blasting, Mining and Sporting l'owtler Dialers tn Httdric t'lastiua Apparatus, Ba/ttV n*** D^fmnSmr*j. lite Ilsti4 o/Hot: Montreal, Branch ofict: Victoria, B.C. irerfct- Knnatm DDERING & MARSTRAKD BI^E"W^IIsr<3- CO., Celebrated Alexandri La^er and Porter] Specially Recommended. JOHN B. HOBSON, Min. Eng. nnd Mct-Ulurj-U.. Ttjilraotif iint J'.ln. r-ng, ,V. TINGLE Y* Manager and Superintendent, Head Oftee, Ashcroft, B. C. J.J. MACKAY, General Agent. R. P.RITHET& CO., Ltd. Wharf Street. .... VICTORIA, 13. C. WHOLESALE MERCHANTS, SHIPPING .V-V D l>SUKANCE. Agent's fin Wells l'Hiru. t'i.t inilihi riuurins Kills (io.. ef rtidpilij. I'licl'llll Ooilflt Slc.liislilll co's |lnc lit sttii.lt.crs fcitwefr Vlrtnrln Mill MINING ENGINEERS. Twenty yearspractic*I experience in California. Will examine and rborf \ on mining properties in Canada and the United States. Tit* equipment and J opening of deep gravel drift, hydraulic and gold quart* mines a specialty. QUESNELLE FORKS B C- Agents for thejohua Henny Machine Works, Hydraulic and Mining Uachh and the Well's Lights, for use in Hydraulic Mines, Represented at Vancouver by J, M, BROWSING, corner Qrnxvilie ani George streets, Vaneouver, B. C, ___-_.ss_A.~_rs. J. A. MacFARLAKE, F. C. S„ Assayer and Mining Engineeij (,3j Hastings street, VAXCOtTE*, P.C,-*\ All assays xnd a reft-tin: I work dentc. in ittipl'cttte with sei-ttfiihtis fersftH cue. i,,,.l li.,i„tl.-/l ( ) ? o 1"n o I ii*; risn ^(('i Mima muusu di KKrrroR SnN!*TKTl OV '"ixKI* Lluit-Oi'UI"' p'.-r, J.inifs Bufcer, -1_}JiD t'Oailltl-SlONK'Utl For ihe pruvlnuo Vt ri Guru \ IrtiiriH Mlicrnl dl-lrict T flctcher Mherni iWi-.r •• Jnu*wP'irlw...I*nkoiiin Cw'itm " J..boB.nrrou..Rj«Jifl«ld LiUoott " FBraa... ....01 uitjn ■y,it0 " <j Clv.nM.ill Kiimloops Yiiie " 0 A lt Lumbly.Oaoyoos Koat Krwlunay J V Aniwt'mDg.gimuW Woal i\™'ei!!iy NFilMtubbs... Nelson MtSISO nECORDERB. Naonimo district M Bray Nnnnlmo New Wetfmtn-lcr 1> Hobson.. W.puilii-ic-.r East Kootenay J V Aruwtroog..Doimld FO Lung Gulden ii G Goldio.. ■ *Vi'indmere •■ c-Edwnrdp.. Port Steele West Kooo-cuaj1 .1 D.Qrnliam.Ucveletoko >■ Vf.} Oovpel NtilHon « A»iirnat...New Denver Joilykert Rykorli J Kirkup HobsIuikI » TTuylor ...Trmit Lake Cnriboo district W Stepheiiaon.Quesnolle Yale " Vi D«dd ..ViUt •i L.Nt.nlH Vt'l'uon .- OAHLimibly..Of«iyooH » >V McMvn..ttock Creel* II Hunlur.arunlle creok Llltim*! district 0 A I'luiir. .. WHimoi Owtmlei. district ]>m Evitus.MnUBon t li ASSAY Kll 9. 1} ("nniiitl.ml, VtelorlA. \V V UuMruu, RIoMolU, Uarluno. INFORMATION. 1'onl \i\Wvf nt K< Hi ruin mull rlfilts mial und wt'-t, TIipso umllii clwio wuekihtysat 7,43 p. hi. Mtmi'V tmler mnl reglalrittlon l-iniiid-tifl.ifr till IM p.m. Uitiil-i.iiiiidliilfniittll.itfpiiliitH-111'rtlf n.ii.hi vUt-r, til 7.11U SttUmtnya, Oilier ni'iiii'i'ini iliutc |uili'la muy bo mailed nt tlmolltcuuptoSii. m. 11 i!tj*. (.Unionnml hitfiniedliHc Uoplitrattmi r|ii»OH Tucstlaj s, 'l ImwdHj ft mid Haturdn* n T.!tOiim, Oilier matter mulled uptoG « in, Wi-drnvilHMniiid Prliltiyi nnd a a. Ui on Mmidnyi will ■*■> f-Mwnid, Ullnoct—Ilcglmmil.ui cIuki 1V*i.i\- niul anuirdnya T.UU p. in- Oiinr ihhUv-i ■-iHllEiluht-iStt.m.oii Wediuiidiiy and _ \i, in, uu Jlumluy will an forward, ABUtttOPT UltUltQH DIHKUTolU'. SLAlbHu'*—(Jimrcluir Rimlnud, Kttv A. Ausify Dnrretl, vlc«r. .M-.riiinj- at*r- v re nu buudnvH 11 u in., wi-plni! service til 7 ... m. ll'dy ('.itiitiiiiuiiti.. ll it.-.ii. Ul *-*uiidny in dm uimilli, Diner Siioiluy** m h a. in. Stititfny H-imol ailOp.m. I.v.-i.iinr service wl'li Adllrttia _n Wtiliics- iluy. ut T-;m p m. Zitm Picaliylerlnii Cliareli-Si-rvirw nl 11 a. m.Huii 7 p.tn d-ni.lu\'achoi-lj(aelinij at 3 ii. m, Vl.tJA'.E ,iu Wi-iiivt-iilH) tyiinx.ii ui 3 o'clock M. MclCi- r*rpsbyicr.ft-3, ..ml Rev. .i.»uio- 1 i iu.*i iletliliitiht'fclnpymeo, preach ou -,;-. rtiai. bnuiitiMi, AHnivvordiulh invited lout teitfl. KAML00P3- Anuffietal ofiht-TraiWuiellernnd tu UitliilB'e asdij-iitte of A. Ilemz-, was out tm Conl llil! tliis rret*U. lie was "uinirnctl by -.•Imi-nfi Bnw bjiu ux|)'reste(] lliacpinloit thnl Kamloi^ viil surely !>« a tii^ camp if *ny qunri' lily of ore, suoliia seon in tbo Iron Musk, is iliiicorered. A. G. Tliyiine. of Vancburerj Ima fcuiite up to superintend the work on the Ciuinda nnd iho Kutnluops By- uni/tu olalrni. A force t>f men will lie put Ht wor- "ii the latter ela'un at mice. Work on tke Canada will tie continued to a further ilep.h. Tht» jircaint contra**, 'o complete to a tl-pik of hi feet will bo Hiiiahed ou 8aturday. Mr, Thynne wiil «"gJg(' tlie owners to continue sitil-itig. The recent ftuda of gold quartz about three miles eait of tlio nearest previout locations are now supplemented by a find cf copper gold ore just half way I etween. \V. Tlios. Newman, who has, perhnps, Btndicd the belt out in greater deta') than anyone else, says, it is outlined by Dr. Dawson'• map nailed "lvamluops Sheet" with woiiderf.il accuracy and ao 5 r th i beat finds have all bn n within thii defined belt, but other finds are being mado showing thut the formation ttirrouuding (he copper gold belt, contains reins of tho precious yellow metal in qUartj__not associated with copper, and that Kamloops camp may be --.tended indeli nitely both in area and variety of ores. Two p werful Eastern ryndicatos ha?*, we are informed on gocd authority, been projected within the past month for exploitation of Coal Hill prospeets. One of these has a representative on tho ground and the other has a mannger on the way out. Uoih secured Interests here on time bonds, and are under the same, bound to bflgln operationi in a short time.— Scutincl. Highway Robbery. •i tiii. Ho lias hct-n Blispaolt-U of com- mitiing tlit'sd ucta though uijrhnig ciulii hn proved, \Vu also leurn thut he wjt.6 catiirhttupnlngn till at Wassa. Onnatablfl B.f-ih'H has been watohlng h,in for some time, nnd in ~U minutes iif'er the arrival of the stage had cap- tured-hls man and recov*red $1,100 supposed to have been stolen from lha mail.—Prospector. Mow tiio Elephant Sloops. One of the most erroneous of the many queer ideas which tho lay man has on the question of natural Imtory is the one respecting the elephant's mode of sleeping. Evon the old school of naturalists declare that tho ele phatita hud never be.'ii known to sleep exeept in a standing position. Of liitt', however, Bay within the last ceo nnv, il his beon learned that ihe error came about by persons Btndying the hubilBof buch bcnstH xs hint noi been loi)^ lit captivity. Such nni mul. when iindeigolng ihe process o| donicBtioutliin, have been known tn htnttd fur twelve, eighteen ur even . Iwenly-four litiiirs, without once ly iny down to sleep. This is regarded na n wimt of nonlldencfl in tholr hoop ora, coii[ilod wiih a Itiugln^ foi liberty, While olephiints are at porfeot ombo nntl toooutjllod to their fate, ihey will liu down on tholr aides and sleep aa all other bosatsdo.—St Louis Republic. The Man unci tho .'r>u|-o The repulcd faaeinnttni) of the s-or- pent'a n a is the utt ivu ol a aify i.-. Mr, AmbroHO Uri roe's volume of tides cniitlrd, '•Iuthe Midst of I -iff.' Mr. Bray ton wns thn guest of a friend an eminent _oulogiet, whose spceial- ty, of rthich he had a tine collection, waa fnnkoa, Stretched up.iii a sofa ni hi.-- own room, Mr, Urayton glnticHd rrom the lictik lie was carelessly scan iiin^.- while awaiting thu summons to dinner, ind snw, in ihe shadow undu'r his bed, two mnall points of light ibout nn inch apart. [In gnvo thnrn nospr-cM thought ai.d reamnad Irs In ,; few m:m»tea 'ne gave an iu- i-nliuitdiy stait and s'aretl i'lto thc '■bscurtty uti-ler the bod, liis gaze Haclosed the oiU of a larjja serpent j i ihe piiin*._ of iight were its cy'os, bu1.; •vfirc mi io-igei ui..:'v lu'miiioua jioint-; the* looted iuto hia own will, ■t inalingsign fijaueo. Drftttun was ,t brave man, but this .coined nn occasion 'vh"ii discretion was the bo'.ter part of valor. Ho would bant-a-re* treat nnd biickward, so us not to dis turb the reptile; but instead ofthe lovcuieut his will had shaped, hia ght foot wus plaot'd in advance ol hit left. j The Ptiabe did not move, but i:=. ?yes seemed to buoomo larger and ■noie Inir.inoin. Tnere were strange noises in Bray ton'a ears as, with r«- inciiHiit steps, lie could not refraim from dr owing tiearer the bed. Sud .liinly snnti'thil'g strnttk him a hard blow upon ihe face, lie had fallen to tho fl ior. The zoololigist, startled by a t<*r- i*i(1li scream from above, rushed to liis- friend's room. There lay linn-tun, BonBeless. As ho bent over him he glanced under the bed. ''Mow diii thi. tiling gft here?" he exclaimed, and pulling out tlm siHil-t Hang it to the center of thu room, where it lay without motion. It wus a stuffed snake; its eyes were two shot-buttons. The Fort Steele mail was robbed lit Wassa on Sunday morning between the hours of li and 4a.m. The letter sack was unclosed in a lurge sack which the robber carried into thn brush about 300 yards from tho wagon, where it was tipped open and the letter sack taken awny by the robber. Ho was trackod to Fori Steele and captured within six hours front tho time hu did thorobbing, The robber proved to ha Alexander M, l.eitcli who has resided at Fort Stoole for some months. His record has uol been what it should be and if foporls ure. true he has turned several tricks that would have placed him buhtnd the bars. Suspicion was turned to jVards [.ctich on account ofacVoral forgeries that have been Connnitird, lis was supposed, by l.iin-, vlso thf hrcaking Into a building and nibbing W.T. SLAVIN J". 0, Ha 6, Kamloopa, n. (.'. SIDNEY frlLUAMS,P.L.S.1P.A.S.i.1Lond Land Sjirvcydr, Civil EuxlDUQr and Draughtsman, CJUESNELLE MOUTH. II. Q. Eiu-ttiet'r'iiiy umi Surviij fforjt. Ke|idiU hn iniiiiiitf tirojicrtlt-H. Ma-jh uud plum ["-u pared ut uny portion i>[ uarlbuu ui-Ulcti Tlie lli'iiui'k lioiik attd Slalioucry Co. tiiiiToo; muLB-ii wrtis w:.\li;;;s jjii siitwsebs; vA.NCOuvian; b.c. HUGH COCHRANE, MINING & GENERAL AGENT, KOTAEY PUBLIC. QUESNELLE, ■ - C.rtlioo.JD.0. J. R. JONES, M. II. (.'. V. S L. Cnii ha riiiimtlteil oil all ili.t- I'liiiin uf Ihc itintiretiicilcl ani- int.ltt nt llu: Cm-ituo House, Mioroft, li. C. ********* ***o***A (,*******} fStatoOrcSamplingi * WORKS * J IMulilleliad IS80, J * P. S, BAILEY,'..... - JOS.HMONNIQ, .... * _ .1 (IffllCffll tin .,/.!<*</._ Ltirttent,Wnrk.it 1 A ,i.-», ml ti,;- Mnrlttt. /.."•».'»' it'ama a * ... i'„i„,„.t,,. ,u,,j,i»iyiin» ,.mi win.* * f-hlnory .(, I,,-,,,;-,: l„.,!,„Kii,-,i„i^,„„,l * * I,!-,,!. 111,,':. Or., 8ol,l on Conip«- * * I.tlvj Bids. Il'.-.'l.' /.,.• .."'■ i-.-.il-i-eii,:- * Jlioofc. Adilrm- '* i Mute Ore Siiiiipliii" Compuny. * *t/;ll lt„llimtim,.,l,t. HeavdvCotoiwIo! «»ft„********to****(,***-i*** Tlio "cil.rli l!nl,)ll ttlhut liisiiraiii'..' rn.. lit Eilllitiurg. I'lii' I'lioi'iilx In.iUiuiitc Co., c!' llitrfnffl. Ilii.' Nnit'.iiial Asstirante C'i)„ ,1 irnianii. 'I'll:' (Jlll'llfll Kii« itr.RnrciifC Co. I'll Mill !,!!(> Assurance to. ('enrid.. Actildriit Assurance Co. rim miliums Httitufitctui'ingCo., of lliitrsluiiK, N, V., nnd Jlou- (i oul. Que., ntiniltiiclui'-i's of lilgli itntilo Sewing Matlitnos. 11 J. JlclVEK, resident ngenl lor Kai:i'.o<ij)s SUA outliing districts. OHICAGO, MILWAUKEE & ST. PAUL R'Y is the besi line to umi frum Clilcuco. Mil* wtiiikuc ami all points EtiSt. Wiih id. 8,15a miles nf llKiiotlgllly quipped ron;! it reaches till principal business centers ia Northern llllnlt? VVlsonal n, Iowa, Minneaotr.Soutn Dokotn, Korth Dakota and Worth tfiohige n THE ONLY LINE Htmnlnz Electric Llglitoil and Steatu Heated Vestfbuled Trains. Time tahles, maps nnd uifnrmatlfin re- gtirdlDg rmiles, rales and inhcr 'lei-illr relating to Ute roiul will tie furnished un Hppllcution lo tiny coti|inn lir-ltft ajfcnl, or by addressing C.J. Buoy, Umicral Agent, Putttaod, Ora. Tho Rcvolstoke Minim; Co, with a capital of #50,000 has been formed in Kiijjlaud to take over the assets of the Old Revelst-ike Smelting Company of that placo. NOTICE. Notice Is licrcby given that nt the exi'lnt- tlon ofnlKty .lay* (jinn flute, 1 altull 0|tpl.v l« tlie chief timituiMiimer nf lmid- uiul wot kh for pernilpslnn to (airdliaae s-jo stires more nr le?* nf lusttire lsiiiil uiiiiiiii'd in MllDuct tllBtrlut. Itiltiitl post UmIiik nlaved near the nortlldltit corhor ii«it of let ii8, aronp 1. Ultouet Uif>- Ulel and intirKt-t] E. J, (J, thence enst 40 clmins, tlieuee north B0 clinius, thcilco w«8t 411 ilittitif, thenei: mtilli b0 i-h.uns to iiiilinl imn tlLferiti-tl iiliove. K J. CARiON, Pavilion Farm, January 16, 131)7. M 45 NOTICE Notlcoli borcby Riven, thnt ut tlmcxuiA- linii oftilxtv days from iliile, l ttlittll npply tn the cliUit commissioner of luuds umi noik-t for luTiiiis-.i.in to piirt'luisc IttO aeiuH tiT luud, or loss; BiltiBlt-il In Llllooet tlir.tilut InltUI [Kist bum*. Um northwest corner |ioi>t nf lot'i?, tirniip t, Llllunettllntiiet, thtmcectut uuiiuiuh, thenee noi th III elniliin, tlictice w*ct -til elmluv. i.lu'iice Hitith 40 dinliiB t» Itiitlil) piwt, 118 tlt'ft arllied above, R. J, OAKSON, t'livilion Ku im, B.C., January ID, 18U7, 88 4h UAIIIBOO DISTRICT. On and nftcr Uto lirst or NoTd'nbor. itrniliiu), nil iilm-or eliilniRor !«i*nlto!ili. li, tlie Cariboo dIMiici, uniiit.i'd uihUt iitiilu.riiv coiifrn.rl by Utu I'lncer Mluliiu; Arila, nru lierel'.i •' lultl over "llll ihtMlrel t»t .lutiu. INtfT, Slllljtei to tlio un-vinloiib uf tU_t e.ti.1 .\.U. TJs- joiin BownnN, "o«l (jDihiuikidon-lr, Rldifleld,Uar!tio-), L-Uli OfltuU-r, l.V . Nottcu |# lirrcb.-"ivi'ti Umi snpllcstlon will lit- m.i'le tn tlie leu Is Initio mieiahly of Uio iirovlnce «.f Itiltlfilii.'oliiinlila. _i iu nPXt««- slim, fnr mi net tu Incitrpimto n c«D*pr.i,y for lite puriniM' of e'tJihltsltttiE wnWr woikianfl sitpplytiiK water to tho Inlmbltir.ta ofthe tciwii tiT A-htruft, und *.o erect Hlimva and jny pipes lor ihc. cmivfyancu nnd supply of water to Uio --niii lown of Afliorofl from a fprlllg or pjjriug" hltuuti] on thc wP't burl, of the Tiiuinp«ou rlrer, bpponlte thi Mid town. I) -it J UiU l.lh day ol l)ecoi..:.-_r. 1«-W. 113 S. TINULET. him d Diiuiiiitai of Porta rskip. NoUcr is lierotiv atven, Hist th» partnership h.atofort; oxUtliu botWoan VVtlHam *". AlUu nnd Duncan Fruttr, imdei thc flim name of Aili-n A Frnsor, hau tliis day tiron dlRiolTfd h.y mutual cmiM'iit. All dtbtk omIh^ by caid llrm will 'je paid by the taiil t\'. K. Allen, and ull dubUiluu it.i-i-aiil tirm will be r.tiiiviMl by ttte Mud W, K. AlUn. Mul.d nt l.iilsoct, II. C, tliia fifth dav of January, lt>.T. S" 40 WIltiMS! DUNCAK FltABliK, Dotiuld Prucr. W, F. ALL UN. T» WHOM IT HAY tOSCEXS. Tnlic. notice Hint all ovird no accoaota not BOltled before (lie first day of Fabruary, 1W7. will be plactd til tlie bauds of my attorney for collection. WM. UNE. Proprietor of lite Aiberaft hotel. Aslicrofl. H. 0., Dec. Mud. \hW. ;i.'i ,*,9 W. H. STEPHENSON, The Watch Specialist KAMLOOPS. B.C. flat Opened UP an Axli.-ro.fi A'lint'lt more all Uiilches, Cocks and Jewelry in ihc ifiWiit'y run be sent to J. JI. Virinruttt, Ihc. Ih-uc."■'<, Axhrroft, where .hey wil v..tire _±_sTHE: Gold Fie 83 _I-w_lXX-i-Ej -1..-3I01-T& Stapes Each Way Stop Over Night First Claii Ae^ntttcdafian ''or Guests. u'W Bar i.i 'C/ruwcti'ti, Sitihling an.l F*ed -for j/onU. a. f. v,'m:i:itt • .; A-v/ri- COLONIAL HOTEL A3B BtNtBAL^TOSJ SODA CRZEK. B. C. A: M-LEJES/J, ■ .* Frfr-iitf.,, A full atiortmeytt of Dry Gf&U, Ptx.'s, atid SAoif, Liquet, dgtrs, ■uu.rt, Hay, Ur.:i.v, end Mint's Suf&im, at tv^s-^nai^c r.Ut- WJiOtstXfXLIt and HUT A (I'. -OF- "t'lie riiihrst nf tlmso marvellous auriferous alluvial deposils nre* in the Caiihoo ili»tiict,a roiiioii which- with tin* noiphbortng mines of Ofnlnocn and Cas.siar hns yielded over 600,000,000 in yellow metitl Sfnc.it their dlsooverjf. Cariboo is }ist a vn r..i tii'ltl for the iiiiiier, ihat fabulous output lining tliu rnsuli of explorations nml operations nepeai<arily oniifined to tie surfaoei the enormous cost tint! hlinnet iiiHupornblB rlifTi Oul ties of traiiBporttng heavy muohinnrs npofRsit>-t<ii(|- ilm t'lnploymi'iit of the moat primitive appliances in milling. I • -- i_ii.-l.>- !-■ ti,., »,, rJevelnpmeiit of the marvellously ricli poHl ii :>--t largely ovcrcoine by the construe tion ni Hit* * . t'.-.o.li. i.- ,1 «vh .. ami tho improvement of ttie great hiKhwa-* irom that railway id northern British Columbia, with the remit Uui tho wink of develop inent has been vigorously and extensively prnaeeuteiJ. During iht; past two years several costly hvdraulfi* plants linve lii-nn introdtiood hy oil' ferent wealthy mining companies wliicii n"r« now operating woll-known claimt. with most gratifying results mid ihero is every prospect of a Sftrotiri golden harvest wlituh in its immensity end value will completely overshadow that which mado Cariboo famous thirty years ayo. Several very promising quartz bearing locations nre also being developed in the Lillooet district ind as machinery eaptfbte of treitinjj the refractory ure on the most improved methods will soon bo imported; lhe excellent results already attained aro attraciing miners and mitiinir men in large numbeis, The Cariboo region and nortliorn interior nf BritUh Columbia cap only be reached hy railway to Ashcrofi, thence Ly sUge. Ti aveling by dny onlv, Quesnelle and other points are renelied iti three days, Barkerville in fiiur. The roads arc c-.iccllent and ihe slopping places couvenient, wm aaa-Bi i smcai Cariboo Waqon Road Directory. I I I il fi Distances Ashcroft i 1 M M * m ■ P ii ii ri_ ilti iii i i I! I_D' i riaees Cache Crttk C McDonald's Heii i.'rcrk • • • -Mil,' H-iuse ■ 13.Mile Itouie . iH.ISTUN * • iS.Mile thus* Sl-Mit* Newt J0-Mf(e Houss S.i Mil,House • li-Mi.'c Hovst im-Mite Hdvsi tOS-MiU Houss i"'-:.t;if House ill-Mile House Hi-Mile limit tl?. stiu House. ;-;:-t',!i-:c House :.:-Miif House >'i.-Mitr. House • l.r.-MH: Houst lil-Mile Howe . M-Milt House m-MlLR HOUSE Soda Meek si Icj-andria Xogals A ustraUan Ranch tiohanan's Our unci If. • • Qpttonwood Hearer Paxt Stanley Harkerville '. Plactabclcu-.noadsbraneh-from lSO.mUe House but tke distil nets are from A sheroft, Tlia Lake ... IK Beaver Cake ... 1*7 Quancllc Jitifka . > 101 yd i m Iti ni iai il 1:1(1 II A* & J_ RfflcRAE, HOTEL & GENBR. (^XJI3Ba>T3__I_.IjB _i?0_R_o_.s 1_{. C. A full assort mutt of Urypoodt, Hoots And SAo**, ___y_»_w m Csgs • ware, Miners Supplies. Hay, Grain and IbioMrn^ Frtft* r:, Newfy furnished and *-ejitted. A aniet boarding and lodging house. reasonable. Horn looking. Table supplied with Uu best in the market, and properly served, CHARLES ARMSTRONG, - • QUESNF.LLE, . MM CIGAR FACTORY >»«>" Manufacturers ol Fine Havana Cigars. Our Specialties: Interior, Pride of Kamloops, La Moron; Ceo. A. Borthwick& Co. Kamloops, 8. FURHITURE CABl'KT Oil. CL0 etc.'ctr Cheapest house on earth, write for prices M. P. CORPOW, ■ KAMLOOPS, B.: ■Cortes," Vincoa\cr, T.O. Sex »«. lgfiCK-.10N.DE BECK & COMPANY. ) 6n Ilattings street, VANCOUVER, B.C. M'lNlttQ BROKERS AND AGENT- Miring companies organized and floated. Properties bonded and reported oi ft foreign or local syndicates. Having been residents of the prolines f$r the past twenty-six years, we are therefore in a position to furnish fhe most reliable information to be obtained respecting the valuable mineral rtsdurcet of Ihe province. Correspondence solicited. Offie* tf the-" Golden Cache Mines Company, Ltd.,'' of Lillooet, M.C KAMLOOPS, B. C. ' HOTEL Ccod Stabling in connection. J. H. RUSSELL, - • ■ Proprietor C. H. CIBSON. SPECIAL NOTICE TO PROSPECTORS. In the interest of all parties about t'o visit ariy sedtion 6f the* CA1M1JOO, OMINECA or PEACE RIVER country it ia well to be»rin mind that their supplies can be purchased to much better jidyantngo m'lhU section than to buy at other points mid bring in with llitm [First tilufia fj.iods uud as chenp as can bo buu»lil anyviliciL', Can be hud 111 tttiy Ypianlily tit the following phi.c-" Asticnt h<'t, :frin' Sfrftit nousfci, cS'fjJCfi_f?BX-uA.v CLINTON, SinoA' cuEiiic, c.l:ksnklle **orvjL^ Jag^" See morchrtuts and'liotpi atU'ertiflcritpni^ i" itutjtbt' ■ ::-K ::.'• MAEEE a WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. Attention and atisfacttimguaranteed to customers. Main trect, - AIICRQFT, S C. I. LEHMAN, LMlSIITH.WHEEtWRIGHTAi* WAGON BUILDER. General Repairing and Horseshoeing a specialty. Iron, Steel and timMr { in stock. Inventor and manufacturer of.the Lehman Tire Setter, pr\ blacksmith shop should be without one, A sttck of Faster* Carriages, Buggies, and Road Carls kef I on haud. Motto: Good work and I&W F'rkti: _. L. _BA.XL_E.ir _E3:OT_E3X JAMES ItlcKSlCliT, J-reprieiei: MOST CONVENIENT U0US1". 10 TIIE :RAI"YAY*[ VIU ti a LYTTOPJ, * - - B.C. LUNZ'k LEISERi fmpfrtrrs of Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods GENTS FUEHISHINCl GCOBS, Eto A'o. 0 ani ll l'dcs Street, lICTcllU.4 S. C. the una MUM, LOCAL NSWS J. G.Ooillns i° ttguhi able tu be arouml V'i*r liisrcconi llluc-s. L Oliamptou came down frum Bttrkm*- Vilklii-i ruea-luy evening. County court will lm licit! al the emir \., i.u, Ailifti 'l'l. «"• Mmitlay, M .icli IKiitl. Krotl Mull returned from ono "1 lii-' pel Uidlcal lil|)8 t'> the uppsr OoutiUy Tuca- duy. Wi nl him li-ini reoeivuil in Aslicrt-fiot liir -inlo tiriivtil '■!' Urn. K. fcjlt'miinau ii I.OMotf, r John Wilson, of 8-MUn rnwk an;! Thus. MiEwen r-tliirfc-d from a trip to tlie coasl Tuesday, Mi-sC. Of-lelravcs for SardU Tuesday f veiuii:; uJlt-r t-'ii'.ii'iiin a fun weokH visiting rulMlvrs in Aslicrofl. F,0. Luwri-uou [Mi 'iv I'uusilay for h iriiitu Vancouver nn:i Senltlo. He ex- pcclii to return in ulwtii a w-'ck. From tbo way tiling, are ttaa]ilug mnny im, i.'vpni.uu In tliu building line will ti.ke plucfl ia Ashcroft Hits senajn. Jnp. Dickry aud wife of Lillnoul wn**- in inwn HovUv to Httpml lbe fiiurrnl ■! llu-tr.:•■*■ *■..-, Wm Kvitllev J. ... KinjEitt return • trip tu Utirkervllle. |), .hilniMiii receive 1 two cars uf lunibei mu ibe -uiiii iiatt week. J. B. Bryson cam« in from tlie 20-Mlle llouao Tlun-'.liiy ami stnytd until uuxl day. Tln> WcRlorn 1'iiiiii.li id Ranching enra- panj Hlii|)|iutl une car nf cattle iu lints mnl llith Wi:i-k. Frulgltl n-.'t'ipt- -i I. ■ ...mi-A slatlop for ine WHcl, lioilmt; Fiiday February Otli t-.ic 178,880 imttails Mr J MiiiuiuiT, proprietor oflhe 20* Mili* lluti-ti, wlm bus lii-tiii ui fumouni iltnu i^ now aluwly lacoverlng. Jus. E. Bmllh, proprietor of tlie Cllntou Itittil, Clbitwn, und a. L. BourdalB, post- muster, wero In luwn lint Monday, At llu- meeting of lha Y. P, 3. 0 . E. ul Aslicrolt, lnst WeJuestbiy, The sum of $15 was dimmed tn il.u In-linn faiuiue fund. Wm. Walker, Phillip Park and Thntnaa Morgan nil pioneers whb rauclius on the Bouapiirte y\ nt la.t Monday in Aslicrofl, ,,'tl.i 1' o. -.•*.'■ •-. iuursiiay nml lell fur Victoria the * >- .ijiiit id alleud parliutnen- Ury duties. Tho provincial lcslslaturo meets on Tuesday to transact business. At-hcroh may possibly get ibo grant allowed for lire protcclioa If it is aa'ted (or. Tlie skatini risk committee dualrp lo (tnder their tbanks to alt Hie paoplo who •o kindly aesietud in hclpiu£ 1* t»nk tlir carnival tlie sticoess It wns. Thorns* Birton lias botlfihl Ro'jc Hurry's interest iu the Dominion Hotel ut t'lintou and , liercaftsr tlie firm will be kaown as En-jle.oi- Jfc Durum. ,T"B Win. Burr returned from Llllooet PiM .'-..turilti- where be Imd been Inveitl- $■_•■■ «■ ibecliiupac! ense which caused con- tiiit abla (iscitfinetit a few achUs n*_o, TltfiVB'dlct oftbi pnst mortem biuu-iua- ti.-u -vtis Hi nl it waa a chsq of suicide. NOTICE. I, the undersigned, hereby offer arc- ward ol rifiy dollms ($50) for information llmt will lend to the arrfSl anil convit-lltin of ibo person or persons who Blole tbe nuts off my w«tron axles on theuightof Saturday, Jauusry 23rd. M. J. MflCAHT'tY. We the undersigned hereby oiler a ro- wuril or nnn liuadred dobftra ($1(10) for liko mlormation. W. 11. Bailbv & Uo. If lbe Ice holds out for n tew weeks I'liijrer on tbo aknting rink ii la reported tbat another ma*-'|i)rH<lc niriiWal will br held. Nearly every one ia in lar it if there is auy ice. J. Mitchell, who represeri a Colorado syndicate which owns the mine on lb Bonaparte slxleeu miles front Ashcrofi ai rived in town Thursday and Ib up the road looking at the property. The chftp tbat two or three ynnrs act •aid be ciuld whip auy man fr - Oicas Island had belter go alow now >i there will te quite a colony nl" Orcua inlanders In Qucsnelle this sensou The minstrel shew na Friday nexl slituld not le missed, Admission oOreitts< I'lun of reserved seats can be had nt Harvey, Bailey & Go's, and J. H. Clement's store. Reserve*) seats 75 cents. Major Vaughn, 0 E., of VancniTer, lefl Wednesday for the Golden Cache mine near Lilloort, where be will survey lhe dsw town ol Cacltelon, which Is aboul a mile from the Golden Cache mine. J. Ci.vn.nnti■;].. John Unakins, Chas f milittitn, A. McKay and W. Stevens, nr Cubfornin, lefl Ashcroft Wednesday for Barkerville by special stsgo. They go up lo work on a quartz ralntf recuntly bought hyE. M. DuMarlas for it French syndleale The property Is nenr Barkerville. tlmmaa tlabljn an experienced miner, cause down from Burkerville on Issi Tnes days stage and lclt for Yale where ha will do some work on the Queen mine. Mr. Ksblin hits been In the vt dolly ni Barker ville for Hie past Tcwweslis lrokinn nfter ■ imt mining property hia company se- cui'iJ last season. We aro in receipt of inforraatioD that thn Smoky river company wlilcli built a diodgc at Soda Creek last year but did not inako a succea*, have incorporated a new company and have raised the money to put m a complete plant at a large cost, nnd that work will soon begin on lbe flsme. Kxpericnco is a grand teacher and iltho company will bring losi officers next time nnd more piivatea, ihey may do belter. On Thursday eveninc the offhers ol the Good Templar Lodge wero installed by Bio. J. B. Bryson L. D.. who eame down from Mundorf'a for the purpose. Tha «'fileers for Hie quarter are:. Bro. A. L Olemeais, Chief Templar; Sis. Campbell] ViceT.; Bio. M. P. Hliwarl, Chaplin; Bro. Vance, Mur.; Sis. elements, D. M. \ Bro.McKee,Past0,T.; Bro. Oglo.Scnt.i Sis.'Iligglnbbtlnm, Guard; Bn». Lehman. Treas- Bro. Thompson, Fin. Sec. -r Sis. 11 Ogle, Assist, jjec.j Bro. Anderson,Sec. Mevcuieru new members have been ad- tted lo the lodge since IiibI quarter, making a ititnl inc-ubcrship uftbiity-three in goad aUndinj; A min-trel enlertamme t, under llio ans pleesof the Amateur Dramatic Soci-ity. will lw given in the Town Hall on Friday ift-cl. February ittb, lo be followed by the well known farce "Box. nnd Cox," by Bancs, Tttmbo niul- Sitinbo. Come one ami all, bolh gr«ct nnd until. Don't mm lhe chance nl the senson. Come and'bcnr lhe Bide splHIrtg jokes and tnjtiy an eve- ' ning rf fan nnd mirlh. Ib Ip ihe viggetsoul hy flockiig fo large nutn bfcrs. Plan of reserved sects to be had ai Murrey B oley Jc Co's., aod * al the Ash - croll iJrug Stoie. Don'l ttiss lbe fuu for :t"j. only once in a lifetime. Be sure to be :iti lhne,8 tr-tSbtk sharp. Csrrlngt-s nt i0p,*Bfc' SraWwrtll be booked by mail up -a-TUarsUy wight. Adroiseloa 80 cents. '{^•rtlVtll t' U'3 "_ C -tltif. COWSTY COURT NOTICE. A lilting of tlift tounty court of Guriboo will be held at Ashcroft, B.O., on Monday tliu twenty second day of MurUi, ISW7. at tli. lioui uf cleTcii in the forenoon. JOS, WM. BURR, 40-W Deputy ruglster. Aihcroft, B. O,, January, 4th, 1WU. wieanng aaie. H'eare mm ini? cleaning u/, our illicit, /ic'.ing in! reiinauts mil ,;ll lines COST PRICE Tills is .1 chance volt wil! lo well to take tess, luring slccli tithing, ailvantagc of. JUST RECEIVED THIS IVEFK A URGE COtVS/JtMENT OF BOOTS AND SHOES. SEE THEM. McArthur & Harper, Asbcroft, B.C. CAMPBELL BROS. Blacksmiths and Wagon Makers. Wagons attl Buggies male to Order witli Ik best of ma'erial. Horse sitae t'ng a specialty. Shop nexl to Collins (tf I/allo.'/ls .'tallies. New Store. Stocked with a complete line cf Heating and Cooking Stoves, Tinware and Craniteware at risht prices. Special attention givtn to Ihe Tinsmithing and Jobbing department. Orders by mail promptly f.llel. DtKt forget tht plait next mar Tke Journal office. MARA' DUMOND, - . - As/tcroft, 11. C. DAN STEWART y / / Jap vamootj-Vbr, b. a. Fine Tailoring a Specially. Perfect Fit, llititl-anleed NOTICE. Brought tn lha Perry ranch on giinicnibsi lit, Ifliti. one dark brwwtl tiorr,o mule.' IlraiiU iii-iit-liiiKiilsliublrt. Uwnt-r la rrquott-il to csli ami piw elutrtrp timl take anlmHl. If not ml led for'wlttilu thirty iluyn, will hoaotd to nay costa of care mid fetid. W. SllEPUEllD. Perry llnueli, fc'ubruiuy l.t, t»U7, 40 48 NOTICE. Notice |a hereby given thai thirty flay, aftltr dale I inUml to appiy to the us&IhUiiI eiuiitniit tiluner of land* ni.d works Tur Lilloott distriot for n llsceosc to pro.nt'ct for coal on a certain piece or Und altuated on th« eastsldo ot the North Thompson river about fifty-two inilet. irom Kumloopi and described aa follow*: I'li-niut-iici-'ig at a po_t marked Initial 8. K. running north eighty chain.; tht'ti_e went elKhty chalus; theuce aouttt eighty ehulnv; tlteoce eaat iinltly chains, to pJ'„L at com- inciicBtueot, -aid claim tu contain I'ril) acrvs. Dated at Kaialoons ibla 18th day of Jano ary.1997. W. T. 8LAVIN. 40-« NOTICE. Notice Is hereby given tlmt thlrtv days after date I IntenJ to iipply lo the ottsUtaiil, cotu- nii-t'loiicr nf hunk und works for Llllooet dis- t^ let fur a iiBociise to prosnect fur coal on a certain |.it-c. of laud ultonled '-'n tilt* i'ti*t side of the Nnrih Thompson rtver iibi.nl lllty-iwo miles from Knmloo|i? unit dcttcribi-tl us foliowr*: Coniiitfiicinn at a |n>st marked Iiiitinl S. W plueed on thc easterly holder of the Noill Thoni|isnn Iafliun reserve near thc southerly bank of Ne Wliy*Kwalaton creek running e.ct sixty chain*; thence north ilxly chains; thoucfl west 100 cliains; Ihnnce Booth forty chuitia; thence e„_i forty elialnaj thenccsoath twenty chains to the n<>i_tofcominencuuniit, bald claim lo couihIii 5S0 ucr'es. liatctl at Itsntloopa thin, IHtb dnvof January, 18117. FRANK ALL1SQUAM. 40 4,1 NOTICE. Nolleo Is hereby given Uiat thirty dnvf after dato I intend to apply to the t.ssitttant cum- iuiHi.loner of landi and works fur Llllooet tli-- tridt fer a llseeiiBe to prospect for rott! ou a c.'trtaln pi.ee <if land ulluated on the cbhI bunk of the North Tliompann river about tllly-u-o milw froir .CiiBilootiH and di-Bcriheu an f.illows; I'timmiiiiCii,; tit a point marked Initial A. Vt, pheed on the north wcat corner of Frank XI- llBgliiun's claim, rimnlug L-ust eighty chains; tbenee north eighty chains; llitm.e w_ht eighty cliiilnc; tliento south Blghty chains to point of ccuiiHeiieeincnt, said claim tu contain 640 acres Dntc-I at Kamloops tbis .8'b dtiy of January, 1807. WM. BAILLIE. 4043 NOTICE. Muffle Is liciehy given that tliirly flays oftor date 1 n.lend to apply to tha a*siHU,tit eoin- mlailontr of lands and worke Tor Llllooet tliulr ict for a hitcttiihc to iironpticl for eonl on h cerUiin piece of land situtUcd on Uio castatde of the Ncrtli Thompson river about ilftr two miles from Kamlo'tpsand defcrlbcd us fullo-vs*. Coinnieucini: at a poit marked In iiiul S. \V. Iiluced on the eouth cast corner of William Inilhe's claim rnnnlnz e.ibt eighty clmins, thenco north eighty cttnhib; thenco wcitbO clmlis; tlicnt'o t-ouih eigbtj chains to point of i-i nu tucii'j.mun t, -aid claim to contain UK) nerta. Dated at Kamloops thla 18th dav of JawMry IB»7. WM. B. S. KILfES. 40 -»:t NOTICE. Notice is hereby (flvt n thnt Sflday* itfte*- date I intemTjoapplyiothc asnislantcoinmiesloncr of lands ntid worha for Llilwct district for a license to prospect (or coal on* certain niece of land situat.d on the eiint >lt!e of the North "h-*mi|«oi. river ahnut Uflj-two mill* from Kaiultio^b and d.ecri)-.trt on fellow-., {'um- inencint; _t a poat markml liNlml H. Vf. pltuvd onlfcenorthitcstioriier of W. Ballliti'l cluiio nantng east cij-hty .-haiue;- Ihoiuc north W ehatna, tbent-e v.,u\U ciu'L'-ty eti-ioe, tlienrtt west eli-'Iily i-liaina to Ih* point ol'coihni'-Uft: Dient, *-»itl elaini lo _0nt_tO liW»cn*». Dated _l Kamloops thh1 ISttli nnv hf.TsniTirh' IB'.'!. JAMt&"UAa.Lf;S. " 10 i3 Commercial Hotel Corner Hastings nnd Cambie streets, Vancouver, B.C. Equipped with E/evaler, Kllclrie Hells, Hated wilh Uol Lister and all Mondern Improvements, RATES: $2 ptr day. G. THOMAS, Proprietor. GLOBS HOTEL, lytton, g, c. In con sequence of the late /Ire, the GLOBE HOTEL h<t"t been- removed opposite the 1'ostOffice, and ha-.'s the same aceiimmdati-n an usual. C°mei-eial traveler,' trunks hnuleil to and fr°m station free ofoharge: A. F. HAUTlEt, Prop. _M!I_ISr_E___R3 OUTFITS. Htf-VEY, BAILEY & GO. General Merchants ASHCROFT AND ENDKRCV. Our stock ifl complete in every line anil our pricas right.— Orders by mail receive careful attention being tilled and forwarded with dispi.tch. THE MINING JOURNAL, $2A YEAR PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY AT ASHCROFT. SUBSCRIBE FOR.T. STORE. and ■■Sr.M.^.T.0^ l'lthB PubIk "l*1 wa U*YC opsaiJ tip a farnltiire .tore lu Aahcrofl, Matrasses, Sofas, Tables, Stands, Chairs nd Upholstered Goods. ol tliKaSSU..1",,.'! "'"'- "', "<"-H- ">" ana ..oanraloalWdon., w« mll.lt a .bare aad1 Llliooil. V,: " ' "t":''M "'l'1"10" wil1 I" &*> >" ».'.1«. l'"ta -ariliug CHAS. HAD DO^ Co., Ashcroft, B C Collins & Had lock, UVERY, SALE & FEED STABLE. First-glass Livery and SaMle homes on hand for hire Pack and Saddle Horses for sale to miners and prospectors. Special rales nut tic to traveliiCs men and others wishing to make the round trip to Cariboo or Nicola. Largest and must convenient stablesin! •'-. en'onnry. We buy our oats in car lots from the Northwest and tunush them to teamsters at reasonable rates. otaoles on Railway .tlvenue. 11% t'ur.a.a .trial, Vantraaver, B.C. wimm, ITOLY & CO., LTD. W1.o1.m1. Do.l«ra In Mill, Miners', Blacksmiths' and Contractors' Supplies. - - - • * * * iron, 3teel, Shovels, Picks, Barrows, Axes, Dynamite, Stoves, Tinware, etc. Ouesuelle Mouth, The great distributing center of the OA.BIBOO DISTBIOT, and northern interiorof British Columbia, where will be found at reasonable prices, at the store of J"^._M:_E3S _RE3I_D, . GENERAL MERCHANT. QXTESiTBLLB MOUTH, B O. Groceries, Hardware, Dry Coods, Boots and Shoes, Hats, Clothing;, - RHiners' Outfits - Dressed and Rough Lumber, Shingles. Flour and Mill Feed. HUDSON'S BAY COMPANY. QUESNELLE MOUTH, CARIBOO " - • B.C. « Direct IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS, Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware, Boots and Shoes, Miners' Supplies. Bed R.ck Prices. v.tod Cuaranteeds Oualitv. Bankof British Columbia (Ineorparatod by Royal Charter, 1801.) CAPITAL.-willi power to increase) MM.OM tt,M0,000 Hft-JSKV-E.. £100,000 | 1W.066 HBAD OPFIOB, 60 t.OHHAtttMTnBKT, I/0KD05, KNOLMIB. B:RAJsra-fc*-ES: \ IN BRITISH COLUMBIA: I W TUE UNITED STATUS: Victoria, VanconTer, New Weatmlmttr, Nanaimo, Kain!»oi« and Nelton, Sandouand tt.ialo. Ban FraneintD. and Piirtlaiid, A-i- - j r«-.«^«««,l««^n-* C»!«*t>*—Canacflan Bank of Uommerae, 'Mer- ffentS aild LOrreSpOIHleiU&Uhaai'a kiiuk of Canada, Tlit Molaon'a Bank, Im pcrlal Sunk of Canada, Bink ef Nova Scbtla aud Union Bank of Canada. Ik United Statm* —Canddlan Bank of Gomnicrte (Aitencyl Now York, {lank of Nuvi Scotia, Cblnco, Kiclianne National Bunk, l.i>oknnc. In Al*»nui/iaml New Zbahsd— Bank of Au.tral_.l_, In UoMO- i.l-i,—Bistio*i & l.'o. Branches of (his EiriU are now ap%ii at Sandon and Kaslo, 8.(7 Savings Hank Department- fVf-mtls received from *}\ upwards "id Interest »llo*eti, prusnnt rate, at S per _.*J pti 'annum, .aw pish nicunH mb ttrntrMMairitM nr atiHtw ihiikss mwiittr*. Ea-luai.., u. u., tiovaiu-ar; l»9», <V. u. i'tuKAM, M«..»sit. IfUtS IU ILiti»l.itK.. uaawiT. F W Foster Uctternl Mewtiant J II Clements , ... biaur-m-*- At«*iit \ tl WhIIITS .. (*urthixt BHfljaoi;.. rhiu-l Han-.y, Bailey & t^..P-jrwru*fl*fii( .V^tnis Harvey, DiMlty *Oit...tfonfl»l ntr-.'lntnis I. Mackay R*mew. M*«W.**i-y, eic Onllttis ii Haihluck. Livery it *it«:*r<ii.l«-a Wm LyaeA Aakej-i*. H.iu>l IJ V Fi-aproe* OtJtnpntiy nlaae Line [ UliniKB D-.-ur'-nl Iflwdt mnl Hi J H t'knii-hia n.ii^h-t Suillli & Itijmm UiiU-Jil BLivkMiiulM McAllilnr & Hurler iJ»y QmnU 0 II UiUoii ..Bultlier l-welry i* G LaWisace -.liiisi-inkri- .... C'lturK* H'jbcrtsnii Veterinary J K Junes C'jtunty Court ..Ffcoura Hardware Mark Diiiuyml Kurililuie Store... Clins. H_'Jd_.i_ it Ct*. MuralmUA IkoiUi Uliulw Bbtel OiKlBUO KOAD. IFWeUr .aSUHaHon* 150-Mll.C tUH-ttR. Ytilb & Borlnnd.lbtel and «.Q.r_. Start ■QUA O-LMS. K McLchb LUilel aad Ocasril Btwo rtuEMik-Lu- rmm. A ft J McMno .. UttUl wid ttenerd Sun Mining Engineers, ... HoUsou * WiiM Hudsen's lay Ce... ttcufrai Mewh—<»■ JttiM-a Rrld (Jeaarnl M**rc'i■ ■■■» dtdney WilMmas Bnrvi ■ *f (*hail-*» ArmaintDti — Arnt<-D-<.ug hlimt) lIiiKh t'ucUrtine Mining Biekh. wn. J MtrK,tl«lit IHflBy Ho'tt A. F. HaHlter Uiul-* Hotel lUlU-OOf*, .1 H Ilu-sal C-*K»«|ioUUHt»*4cl W II Hlnph on auti- WatutiaeMr W T Wlavlu Rnektilw* JaiifS Valr lMd«arft I) fftlirlriu Brewrr U a Pi |nr .t t>... nnrd**>« M J Mr.lver Lamrtniti Auvut W U |Vfit aa Rank of It. U. Furniture M. 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Title changes in chronological order: The British Columbia Mining Journal (1895-05-09 to 1896-05-02), The B.C. Mining Journal (1896-05-09 to 1899-04-29), and Ashcroft Journal (1899-05-06 to 1967).
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