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X V _^CTORIA. ^ VOLUME 16 ORANBROOK, BRITISH COLUMBIA, SATURDAY. DECEMBER 10. lfllo NUMBER SO UNIONIST GAIN Of TWO SEATS Risult of Pulling at Yesterdays Elections STILL RUNNING NECK AND NECK Winston Churchill's Majority is Substantially Reduced- Rioting at Belfast London, Dec. 8.—At tbe close of the polling tonight in the general elections tho standing of the parties is as follows: Qovernment coalition, Liberals 147, Laboritos 28, Nationalists 46, Independent Nationalists C, total 226. Opposition, Unionists 193. The fifth day ut the election ended witb the parties still running neck and neck with the prospects that they wlll come under the wire in almost precisely the Name relative po- sitlon they held at the start. Returns had been received up to midnight from the voting for 4:i members nml the result Is a Unionist gain of two seats. This amazing result is as unprecedented in English history as it is embarrasslug to politicians of alt factions. Both parties went In predicting great gains Both ure now convinced that the new hoiiHu of commons will be practically identical witb the old. Discussion is now concentrated upon the question of what tbe people's verdict means and what course shall he followed under such unexpected circumstances. The Conservatives argue that tbe .premier bid for a sweeping endorsement from the country and bas not obtained it, therefore he cannot be Jnstiiled in fastening upon the nation such radical changes as home rule and the disarming of the house of lords. The Coalitionists ins st that the voters by returning them to power endorse their policies and direct them to carry out their programme ln its entirety. Glasgow, which the Liberals counted upon for an increased vote went ofl some two thousand. Winston Churchill, home tecrotary, wan returned by Dundee but about 1500 votes shifted to the Unionist column, largely as the results of attacks upon his personality. Heavy rains tonight coupled with a delay in the reports decreased the general enthusiasm. Premier Asquith, speaking at East Fyfe, was questioned on home rule. He replied that he could not give details regrading the measure at this stage. John Redmond speaking at Dublin said: "The election has already killed the .veto power of the lords and the abolition of the veto means with a mathematical certainty the establishment of home rule." At Belfast rioting followed the closing of the polls. There was much stone throwing aud many of the windows were broken. Police reinforcements quelled the trouble. London, Dec—On the result of the day's polling the government is oue up. The light as a whole 1b so stubborn that there almost seems a possibility of the sporting Interest submerging the political interest in the matter of gains nnd losses. Witb Gngland nearly pollod, the Liberals are now awaiting the putting up of an effective majority. Scotland appears sound and Wales also, despite the defection in Cardiff and nt least they anticipate a couple of gains tomorrow. Loudon, Dec. 8.—State of parties at midnight: Unionists, 193; Liberals, 146; Labor, 28; Nationalists, 48; Independent Nationalists, 5. Gains: Unionists, 19; Liberals, 13; Labor,4; Nationn,lBts, 1; Independent Nationalists, 1; unchanged 380; total elected 418. MINING NOTES Of Interest to Those Engaged in the Mining Industry A Smart Oove Arthur B. Meighnn, the young Con- Nurvnt v<> member tot- portage la Prairie. Btole u maroh on the government thu opening day of the ssh- slnn with tint result that the Con- ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ servatlvei are jubilant while the I The Sullivan Croup of mines aro supporters of tho government are now heing developed, and mining correspondingly doleful, (operations are being pushed with a Por years the government ims posed force of not lesi than 1211 men. a before the country, uud tho west \Mge amount of ore has been broken, particularly, aa the low tarlfl party, fRr larger than the amount slnnpe, while preserving high tariff. To | while prospecting is carr cd on with accomplish thia they have made a 'the assistance of two diamond drills, blocking move. Por four years ffhen the present year Ih closed it they have put up W. E_. Knowles, of j will he found that this group of Mooho .law, to plnce upon the order mines will rank, olther Qrst or sec- paper a resolution calling for a re- ,om\ among the producing mines of duction or the duties on agricultural [the province. Implements, Pin- four years there- j fore, this resolution has lain on the on the order paper, yet not a Bound has been uttered regarding it. It has hnd the effect, however, of preventing the Opposition from discussing it. To understand this it should be said that no one can open up a question so long as there is a resolution on the order paper covering exactly the same ijucstion. However, Mr. Meighon, by a little smart work this year got in ahead of not) One of the greatest needs of the district today, is a cheap and efficient system of transportation, so that mining, aud other industries, may in the near future add to the 'revenues of the district. and why ? Nowadays the people of Southeast Mr. Knowlos" and gave" the lirst Kootenay are talking about the con- . Ice of this resolution. Thus the ^ruction of the Kootenay Central ' Opposition will be able to bring up railway, and a line from the OtOW'B the subject in the House. Sir Wil- NeBt Branch- B0Uth tl) WaItl° tt,ld (rid Laurier will be compelled to de- other lumbering points to the south, dare his policy in the matter, and I The Prospector was the lirst news- will be in a serious position if he W^ta tbe Province, or in Canada, decl nes to act upon his declaration, that is if he agrees with the resolu tion. He will he in a serious position also if be disagrees. This i.s the flrst bombardment of a session which promises to be a terri ble battle for supremacy. to advocate the construction of the (■row's Nest branch, or as it was called In those days the British Columbia Southern railway. Since tbat time it hus in season and out strongly urged the necessity of a The res- railwav north and south through the Kootenay valley; "and why?' Because olutlon reads: "That it is the opinion of this House, a substantial re- I Because the building of railways duction in the import duties on were needed to develop thc mining, agricultural implements is now due asricultural and lumbering resources the agriculturists of Canada, and in °r Southeast Kooteuay. Just accord with tbe true end protective tariff. of THE KOOTENAY VALLEY Railways are needed to develop the immense water powers of the district I The construction of a railway to the south is also needed to develop the extreme South-eastern portion of this district, an agricultural district The attention of the home-seeker of much promise, and one that is has been attracted to the agricultur- being rapidly populated, al possibilities of the Kootenay val- Railways will bring people to this ley. The miner to its immense un- section of the Province, will stimu- developed mineral resources, and tho late every branch of industry, more lumberman to its virgin forests. especially miitng, which ia being ro- Cranbrook has no rival as a city, tarded lor the lack of necessary either prsent or prospective, in an mean of transportation of ore. area larger than some empires. It — -.. - — located iu the centre of a vast mln- ing district, where placer mines, dold quartz, silver, lead and copper prop- 1 ertles are being developed. George Hoggarth, of this city was lt is a healthy country, and a elected as the president of the Brit- country of great opportunities for j8n Columbia Curling association, the capitalist, miner, lumberman, The following telegram is self ex- agriculturist and tourist, and the pianatory: scenic grandeur of the mountains NelBon, Dec. 7th, 1910. rival those of Switzerland. Curlers of British Columbia, It iB a sportsman's paradise. Care of p. K. Wilson, Cran- Bear, deer, cariboo, goat and moun- brook, B. C. tain sheep abound in plenty, and the Your president is G. Howard Hog- mountain streams are well stocked garthi and nifl eiection is declared to with trout and provide excellent be tne most pop„iar in curling his. sport for the hunter and angler. tory< Qt Howard Hoggarth fills Here in the Kootenay valley are to the cbalr entirely. Hurrah for G. be found all the elements required to Howard Hoggarth, the "Curler." MEETING OF COUNCIL What the City Council is doing! for the City's Welfare A meeting of the city council waa hold In the council chamber on Friday evening. There w ere present | Mayor pink, ami Aldermen Patmore, Campbell, Hunt, Johnson and Green, Records of last regular and subsequent special meetings, wero read and on motion ol Alderman Camp- I boll and Patmore adopted nn read, j A communication from the School Board, asking for tho sum of $525, for witness fees in the case of tlie Trustees vs Ferine Construction company wns read. The City Clerk was instructed to notify the Trustees, that under the advice of the City Solicitor, the council had no author- i ity to make auy specific grant to the i School Hoard. That any order from ( them would be dealt with iu the or- dlnat'y way. A communication from the King ' Lumber company asking for a reduc- '■ tion in their water rates, was referr- j ed to the water committee. I A letter from R. S. Garret, re the printing uf thu financial report of the city for the past year, was re- | ferred to the finance committee. I In the matter of eement fur the ! construction of the city building, the contractors asked for the payment of $700,00; the City Clerk was instruct- ; cd to Issue a voucher to cover the ! cost of the cement. Thc Finance Committee presented their regular monthly report, and recommended that the accounts as presented, amounting to (4,369,32 he paid. Moved hy Aldermen Hunt and Patmore that the accounts of the Fink I Mercantile company be paid; the ' Mayor not voting. 1 lt was moved by Aldermen Hunt ' and Patmore that, tlie accounts as j presented hy the finance committee, not otherwise provided for, he paid. | Cranbrook Bonspiel Etetimates and Qxpendi lures Estimate Received for year Nov. 30 Taxes 25.C02.4X 18,208.01 School Grant ... 4,oon.oo 3,072.10 Pines 4,000.00 3,620.50 2,005.00 Trotlo Licenses ... 1,500.011 Liquor Licenses .. 3,200.00 1,000.00 Dog & Hound Tax ...300.01 300.85 Cemetery fees ... 150.00 2GG.00 Road Tax 400.00 480.00 Water Revenue .. 14,000.00 15,737.13 constitute a rich and progressive district, consisting of rich agricultural soil, a salubrious climate favorable to health, boundless forests of timber, untold wealth in all the minerals of commerce, such as gold, silver, lead, iron, copper, coal and potroleum. Nature has surely endowed this valley witb hand. C. D. Blackwood. Civil Sessions Y. M. C. A. NOTES OFFICERS OF COMMITTEE! OF MANAGEMENT APPOINTED. The December civil sessions of thc Supreme Court opened at Nelson on December Gth. The flrst case on the lavish ,joc|-et iB tne ttctJon of the Proctor Lumber Company vs Watts, for rescission of agreement and refunding of $20,000 paid. The defendent has a counter claim.for $100,000. James O'Shoa appears for the plaintiff and M. A. Macdonald for the defendent. CONTROLLING RATES Mr. R. L. Borden in his speech In the debate on the address was very happy in exposing the ineptitude of the Government's transportation policy.—Here Is wahat it has done. First it builds the Transcontinental railway. Then it gives that as a present to the G. T. P. Then Mr. Pugsley begins to promise to build a canal across the prairie to control the rates on tho railway, which the people built and the G. T. P, is to control. The next step, Mr. Borden said, probably wi,l bo to promise an air ship lino to control the rates on the canal built by tho people to control thc rates on the railway built by the people. F. G. Detail, Chairman. R. Brown, VI ce-Chair man. B. Wan less, Recording Secretary. R. T. Bryniner, Treasurer. Finance Committee. R. T. Brymner, J, Sarvis ami Wt Manley. Rooms Committee. R. Brown, W. J. Manley S. Teet. H^^^^ Pricos of rooms will vary trom $3 for single room up, and double rooms will rent for $16, or $8 for each occupant. Prices and plans of restaurant will be arranged for hy the following committee. W. H. Wilson, B. Wanless and J. S. Teet. Billiard charge was set at 30 cents per hour. Pool will cost five cents per cue a game. Bowling alleys will cost 10 cents per game. Hour of closing was sot nt 10:30 p. m. "Opening" day will be celebrated SALVATION ARMY. Sunday morning at 11 o'clock, subject "A Triple Blessing." Sunday afternoon 3 o'clock, man preacher. ! Sunday evening, subject, and J. tance." Wo- "Repen- I0CAL Ni-WS Constable H. C. Adney, of Wardner was in the city Friday. Wm. Forsyth, of Kimberley was in the city this week on business. He returned to Kimberley Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. F. O. Murry, of Creston, were Cranbrook visitors Saturday, Tbe Board of Works were instruc- tod to make the necessary arrange- ■ ments for the purchase of the gravel now being excavated from thc cellar of the new Hanson Building at an expense of not more than 25 cents i per cubic yard. Thc report of the Sanitary Inspec- i tor was received and filed. Tbe City Clerk wa_ instructed to j purchase a hose test pump for the j use of the fire department. It was moved by Aldermen Greea and Hunt that au order be issued for the purchase of 600 feet of tiro hose. ; A communication from W. O. Worden, offering the sum of $100 for the privilege af cutting ice on the city reservoir was referred to the water committee, i Moved by Aldermen Campbell and Green that the assessor shall complete the assessment roll by December 31, aud tbe same to be returned to the City Council on or before that date. | The City Clerk was instructed to issue a voucher for the sum of $!> In favor of the School Board to adjust accounts. , | It was moved by Aldormen l'atmore and Johnson that the place of nominations, for Mayor and Olty Council be at. the Municipal building, also that the votes of the electorate be taken at thc same place, and that T. M. Roberts be appointed returning .officer with power to appoint n poll clerk. Council adjourned nt ll p. m, Good Things for ■^ Christmas Our Christmas Stuck of Domestic and Imported Delicacies is now complete. Toothsome Table Delights for every course are prominent throughout our store, displayed and priced to promote quick selling. We think our offerings this season will eclipse any previous attempt and invite everyone who appreciates quality and dainty Palate Ticklers to come in and see our array of good things. V-; LIMITED. J J. A. Sanderson, ("J. T. Mosor and —^———.^^^^^^^.^^^^^ jC. S. Pierce, of Spokane, werc regis- when building is ready for occupancy Jterod at the Cranhrook Saturday, and an "open house" will he thej I*. Woods, of ('berry Creek, i'.vii Friday. Al. Boyle, of Fort Steele, was In the city Friday on business. motto of that day. | Thc membership fee will bo $10 per year, payable in advance or in two monthly payments. Tills includes all the privileges of the institution, such as baths, reading room, games etc, i Mr. and Mrs. P. Nlchollos, of Regina, were Cranbrook visitors today. The Municipal Court of Revision, wore is session at 2 o'clock this afternoon. Moyie Miners' Union will celebrate their eleventh anniversary on Monday, December 12th by a concert and ball. it is time fur members of tho Crniibrook hockey team to got busy. Ice is being formed, and tho season is rapidly drawing near when league games arc to be played. Only a Few Days Now Until Christmas. DCIMCIWI DPDI we ,mve ,he "ne" 8"")k ot fi til 1V1 Hi 1Y1 D Hi I* i Holiday (ioods uver shown l» Oraubrook. Alt the season's newest and most Artistic Creations are to bo found in uur holiday goods, Being importers, we are able to show you exclusive gifts. SHAVE YOURSELF WE CAN HELP YOU. ,|,|l(! Ever-ready Twelva Blade Safety Razor. $1,00 THE FAMOUS GILLETTE We have various styles of ihu "GILLETTE" suitable lur Xmas Gifts. The Santa Claus Store Tlie B«ifiMurpiiij Go.. Ltd. " WHERE IT PAYS TO DEAL" ©tje |»ro0pBct0v. IKZT nmmm!^mmmmmmx ESTABLISHED 1895 ifl-^ir1 "^T Jf 1 **k.V mv*** W IF rrr.-.-,,- < | i_*J/l-WLI_ A. B. GRACE Subscription $2.00 Par Year Advertising rates made known application. ^L;sroy'i.j.ABfr> James Hill, of the Great Northern, predicts a period of dull tunes foi the United States and othei :oun tries. If tins should prove true. what would the railroads d things. A special correspondent ol the New York Commercial, bos published e summary of his travelB In Western Canada, he says "Manitoba, Saa katehewan. Albei ta and Bi I i lumbia wilt have a populatl least 10,000,000, befori THAT la the name, and below is the trademark vmi are to tookfornexi time you buy underwear Your size in any garment with thai trademark will ih perfectly, will outwear ordinary underwear, will imi shrink ^ et you pay uothing extra for this extra value . and yougel our Guarantee of " mone) back it you i .rn falrl) claim it" Made il Paris in Canada, b\ PENMANS Limited, HARVEY, McCARTER, anh M \< DONALD, Barrister.) and Solicitors, ORANBROOK, B C VV. 1-- GURD, Barrister, Solicitor, etc . CR VNBROOK, (, II I MO\iTSO\. It C Btti'i'lsli Nolan r, Suh.'i. I'lililic •lll,V Itultl OH VNNUtJUK. ll U \K \ I 1-1 I!. 4\ I'XUM-.K IM, s A C lv CUANUKOOK, B C The by-electlou in Drummond Vtha baska is gaining additional portance every day ai the time results were announced ihey were I regarded as n local expression of opinion, but the House of Con and the minister from Quebec sre making it a general issue British elections appear to be gain days, held ou the Insta plan. It i3 delightful to be assured ■ al British Columbia had the greatesi exposition of apples ever be] I England. Not content with - ing the big "Gold Hogg Medal a I less than _.i or 30 silver medals ai I first and second prises Eire placed l the credit of this province. Building permits issued la brook during the past year has eat the record. November permits were larger this fear than last. The time is approaching when the electors of Cranbrook will be called upon to decide who shall represent them in the city council neit year, giving rise to considerable specula- S tlon In the matter of candidates. The editor of thc Renfrew Journal ! is fond of apt similes, and he uses j thorn to good advantage as witness thc following clever editorial: "The Indians bave a saying tint a dog once chased a bear est nnd a tree. Kaster and faster went the pair until at. last thc dog _!) sed the bear so fast that—the Inar rtiiight the dog. This is just about what happened to Sir Wilfrid Laurier In Quebec. For yenrs he has been Using tho race cry in Quebec to serve his purpose, or nt least he nas stood back and taken the advantages accruing from others using tho cry. This procedure has resulted hitherto in a practically solid Quebec for Laurier, but recently the hear chased too hard, and in the Atbabaska- Drummond election, tho dog got caught." "It is inconceivable, says the Guthrie (Okla.) Capital, editorially, "How any person not a candidate for the asylum, can cull tbe conditions known to everybody in Oklahoma 'prohibition.' The Anti-Saloon league, its enforcement officers and those who preach Prohibition have had ample opportunity to know and must know from evidence on every hand that there are at least one thousand places in Oklahoma City where liquor can be openly purchased under the name of the liquor desired by the individual; tbat no pretense of enforcement of Prohibition is j made. There are probably ten thousand men in Oklahoma City who : can lead any person to hundreds of joints where the selling of liquor is not the only illicit thing done. Practically every one of these joints has a gambling room attached and boys ifi to 21 years of age are liberal patrons of these places. What is true of Oklahoma City is true likewise of Muskogee, Tulsa, Sapltla, Law ton. Shawnee and practically every other populous citv .11 tbe State." "In face of the lact that vast sums of money have been appropriated by by the counties ami the state for the enforcement ol tlie prohibition laws and m tlie fact- of tb? tact that mil mripal and county officers have made a faithful attempt to discharge their duty in this direction, tbe whole thing has been a sitipendous fail ure." "What a fare*- it is to assume that this is a better condition than that produced by the open and regulated saloon. When prohibitionists and prohibition preachers announced their endorsement of this condition In preference to the licensed and regulated conduct of the liquor business It Ih the same as saying that tl, ♦♦♦♦♦*♦♦♦♦♦*♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦*♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦•♦ ♦ f |. 1. LAIDLAW, NORTH STAR KIMBERLEY, ty HOTEL Mining Ktt| H C Laud I'.o Box 2116. CRANBROOK, moor :mi] Surveyor, Phone 223, ►♦*♦♦♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ Geofjre R. Leask & Co. f" BUILDERS and Contractors Plans. SPECIFICATIONS and Estimates FINISHED ON APPLICATIOM PHONE 114 1*. O. BOX 866 VI. KINDS OF BUILDING MATERIAL I CONSTANTLY ON HANI). ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦< WENTWORTH HOTEL- %r%l*"-o°u> ti. c I ********************** X X or. E. VV. Connolly _ •HYS1CUN AN Dffliv: An Proprietor. SUHUE ■trotig Av ******************************************** ~M,-trjR-3t$S* -' The Hiintini. Season Is now open. We are prepared for same, with a fine line of RIFLES, GUNS and AMMUNITION Phone OHIce 105. J ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦t J. VV. RUTLEDGE, M.M.V., V.S.. Graduate of Ontario Veterinary college, Toronto in 1«98. Gradate and medalist of McKUIlp Veterinary college, Chicago, 111. ill line. Registered member of Britlah Columbia association. . . 1 ALL CALLS LIGHT 4 DAY PROMPTLY 4TTENDF0 TO , Is a large and attractive hotel of superior elegance in all its appointments, with a cuisine of superior excellence. Railway men, Lumbermen and Miners all go to ! The Wentworth ♦ J. H. McDOlNAl.D Proprietor ******************************************** ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦•>♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦>♦♦♦♦♦♦♦!: OFFICE AT MCKINSTRY S LIVERY BARN CRANBR&OK, B. ('. j F. E. Corrison Band Master Oity Band. Teacher of String and Standard Instruments. Choir trainer. Found! Phone 153. CRANBROOK. B. C. Geo. D. Ingram L.K.C.M.. R.A.iU. organist & Choirmaster Knox Church TEACHElt OK PIANOFORTE. ORGAN. THEORY, AND VOICE CULTURE Puplla Prepared for Examinations, Full term now commencing ADDRESS:—OPPOSITE SCHOOL HOUSE PHONE 336 brook J. D. McBride Hardware Cranbrook, B. C. tieaon A Poor Weak Woman At ihe is termed, will endure bravely and patiently agoniea which a strong man would give way under. Thc fact in women are more oatient than they niijjhi to be under euch troubles. Every woman ought to know that she may obtain the most experienced medical advice free of charge and in absolute confidence and privacy by writing to the World's Dispensary Medical Association, K. V. Picroe, M. D.( President, Buffalo, N. Y. Dr. Pierce hsi been chief consulting physician of thc Invalids' Hotel and Surgical Institute, of Buffalo, N. V., for many years and has hud a wider practical experience io (he treatment of women's diseases than any othei phyt.i His medicine** are world-famous for their a~toiwsliii>£ eflic ■ The most perfect remedy ever devised for wi •ate women is Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescript! a IT MAKES WEAK WOMEN STRONG, SICK WOMEN Tbe many and varied symptoms of wommt's peculiar forth in Plain English in the People's Medical A ! I.e. revised and up-to-dute Edition of which, oloth*bound, wi receipt of 50 oue-ccnt stamps to pay cost of muili.ig ..../. li. (' On Baker stieet, one door ""west ot Messrs. Hill & Co., the only place in town that can make liftt worth living, Cosmopolitan Hotel E. H. SMALL, Manager. ********************************************* ******************************** < re, No. 34, A. !•'. A. M | Regular meetings ou the third Thursday of every month. Visiting brethren tvoli'timi'il. F. ATTRIDGE, W. M. B. W. CONNOLLY, Secretary ANCIENT ORDER',!FORESTERS COURT CRANDHOOK, 8943 ( Meats in Cannon's Mall 'la* und 4th 1 Thursday of each month at 8 p.m. uharp A. MrCnwnn, Chief Ranger 0, A. Ahbott. Snoretary. i virtlting Brethren made wolrnme. PHONE 56 THE OUAL1TV STORE *♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ami i_9_i- '. LL, urn fully set I p.-j „.. .i newly ■ uiiled free on d • ■ us uinive. opi atrocious directly JOIIltH." "Th- Intolerant, nf ii,.- prohibition and degenerating, that moves the n that these traceable o .logging1 unreasoning spirit ii is retrogressive li. is tln< spirit il> mul niiiHfil tle- 11 ,H providing Pre(cr llmil of crindit.ir*!. <d anarchy to Umt. ot respectable government; that a criminal in hotter than a mnn who obeys the law; that, debauchery in hotter than morality; that, deceit, hypocracy nnd perjury in better than righteous new and decency," "The [ipnplp arp tired -yes, disgusted—with the conditions croatod by tnlsautocr&tlo and Insane onact ment," "You can hardly pick up a news* itn cl Ion nnd disaster. Reading the above, ono no longer wunders why it wns Mint Oklahoma un tin- 8th <>i Novomnor endorsed Mm amendment to tho Btato Constitution licensed hiiIhimih with a to evory thousand ol population. Tho now law prohibits tho sale of liquor in minors and drunkards mul then nu a further pro toctlon lo tiic public, it commands tlmt thoro '.imii bo no screon or othor thing to obstrucl the full view of thi tho st Intortni ct hy Mi if Mn public .IiImi.ii 1l> Mil Notice is horeby given that 60 days after date, I intend to apply to tlie Hon. Ohlef Oommlssionor of Lands for License lo prospect for coal and potroloum over the following lands, situato in tho District nf Bouth l.nst Kootenay, British Columhln, In Lot 4593. 1 Commencing at h post plauted at or near three miles due onst of the 34 Milo Post on tho C.P.R, survey line, which iH tho western buundary nf Lot 4593 and bolng the south oast coiner priHt of IHyHHOs K. Kchr'fl claim, tlience north 80 chainB, thenco wont fill chains, thonco south 80 chains, thonce enst 80 chains to point of commencement, making two acres, moro or loss, Cranbrook Livery We aali yon to call and try our new Conalgnment of new and Up-to-date rig* for Winter and Summer. Just received Topplr and Rellnhle Horeea at your dispotml. Give them a trial njul be convinced. • i • i o i> i> ********************** I'll..na 47 Cranlirook, 11.0. Gold Standard Teas and Coffee Our whole time is devoted to your wants in the Grocery line therefore we absolutely guarantee every article that leaves our store. We will thank- our customers to advise us if at any time goods are received that are not No. I quality. f CA VI PBELL& MANNING [ Staple and Fancy Grocers ii************** *************+*" ****+*■******* X ; Located llllll U!tll 910. ilay oi October, (lit vt.ij,- roaorvotl Boats early fori the Publicity Concert Doeomhor I.'i uiyHHCH 1-1. Fi'lii-, Locator. Bathen'W. lintta. Agent •aper printer! In Oklahoma that iloaa at the opera limine. :William K. nulla, Witiiesi. 50-3 ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ li C. LIVERY FEED & SALE STABLE Hoth Slnple antl Doblo Drivel's for all parts nf Ihe flistrii'i. f'.oiiil huililll! Horses. Good Turnouts, Up-to-date Rlprs, . Oppo.altr Hoynl Motel l'hune oi IIiimsI „ llciiwin. Proprietors J. F. Deacon, Manaoer i♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ********************** **********************, * |If It's Paint and Painting^ X We are Here with the Goods If It's Wall Paper and Paper Hanging We can't be beat B. H. SHORT Painter and Decorator | **************a*****\*********** *********************** ********************* * 7 ES! ES! Skates Sharpened I have installed a new Steam Plant and Grinder for sharpening skates. I. F.J Plumber and Tinsmith HANSON AVE. - - CRANBROOK BACK OP THE OLD IMPERIAL HANK BUILDING **************** ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ eleven o'clock ln the forenoon for a I licensa to divert two cuhic feet ol j water per second from .Joseph I rai- rlt Creek, at a point situato ahout 1000 feet south of tin' northern houndary of Lot 5450, Group 1 Kootenay District. Tho aaid water will he diverted aud conducted hy a dam, ditch uni llncm to be constructed on and over Lot 5450 the property of W. E. ffor.len. The said water will be used for tbe Irrigation of Lot 5149 said group. No Crown Lands will he affected hy the works. : No riparian proprietors or bidders of Water Licenses will he alTected hy the works except the sank U'. K. Worden. Thla notice waa posted on ihe day ol September, 1910. ALiea snrtTR-mt Mourns. IN THE MATTER (If SECTION SSB OF THE MINERAL Air. AND I IN THE MATTER or the ' mvF.N SOUND BOY FRACTIONAL" M1N- : ERAI. CLAIM SITUATE IIN SULLIVAN HILL IN THE FORT STEELE MININC1 DIVISION OF EAST KOOTENAY. To W. T. Smith, w. Olendennlng nr .ny party or parties claiming tlimugli them or eithor of tlieiu- TAKE NOTICE that NOTICK. WA'l'Url NOTIOH, NOTICE is herehy given that thirty NOTICE is hereby given that an days nfter the first publication ni application will be made under Part this notice, I Intend to apply to V. ol the "Water Act, luo'j," to oh- the Chief Commissioner ol Landsand tain a licence m the Cranbrook Wat- Wnrlis, utal to the Assistunt Com- er District. mlssloner ot Lands and Works lor (aj The name, address and occu- the district of East Kootenny, for a patlon ot the applicant Upper Moyie license to prospect for coal and pe- Electric Company, Limited. Head troleum ou the following ueoctibed othee, Cranbrook, B. C. Capital lauds, situate In Block 45S3 East 150,000 divided Into 5,000 shares ol Kootenuy:— ttu each, objects of the Company Commencing at u post plunted include: The acquisition, holding, eu- about a mile eust of the (orks of Joyment uml exercise, subject to the Klshenehna and Akamina creek, provisions of the "Water Act, lain " north of and adjoining Beatrice N. of ull rights, powers, privileges aiid liave expanded 'in work and labor ai required by Section 24 of the Mineral Act In connection with your Interest In the above missioner of I.um 1w.n Sound Boy Fractional Mineral : I'laliA prior to the flrat ol November A. I 190B e.76.00. | AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE that J Mien you make payment of the Bald eum together with the coat of advertising thla notice uu or lietnre January SOth A. D. 1010 I ahall apply under [ Section 'Ititi of aald Mineral Act to have your luterest la aald claim vested ln your co-owner Dated at Vancouver. H. C. October 10th 1010. 43-51 J. A. HARVEY, Co-Owner. ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ A. WALLER MASONRY Steam Boiler, Furnace, and Septic Tank work a specially Cost and stock- estimates furnished on application. NOTICE. AddrtM : P. O. Boi 349, Crtiibrook ♦♦♦♦»♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ WATER NOTICB. Notice li hereby given tbat an application will be made under Part V. of the "Water Act, 1909," to obtain a license Ln the Cranbrook water diatrict. The name, and occupation of tbe occupation. John Levett, Faamer, Cranbrook, B. C. The name of the lake, stream or source. Candy Creek, a tributary of Little Bull river. The point ot diversion. About one Notico is hereby given that 60 days after date, I intend to apply to the Hon. Chief Commissioner of Lands for License to prospect for coal and petroleum over thc following landa, situate In the District of South Eaat Kootenay, British Columbia, in Lot 4593. Commencing at a post planted at or near three miles due east of the 34 Mile Post on the C.P.R. survoy line, which is the western boundary J!'*8,™*^ of Lot 4593, and being the north east corner post of Walter J. Abbs' NOTICB I, Intend to -4. ply fur a licanae to proipoot lur oual and petroleulii ovor tlio lollowing lands -ituut. in Hluck 4593 S-__ Kootenay, H C. Bugtiuiing at a post planted 1000 font wont of tim S, E. cornor of Lot No. 718-,, und murked Jeate Fr-aldevoaui'- N. W. cornor: thence 80 chains south, thence 80 chain, east, thence 80 chains north, thonco HO chains west tu point of commencement, .iaana Frotdovoaux, Locator. 4-48 I. N. Dally, Agont. Locateh this 4th dny of October, 1910. Thomas' location ami being a re location of N. Wheftldon'8 Locution, llcenae No. 752, ami being marked MUUcent 0. H. Thomas' south w.-Ht corner post, thence i-nsr. Hi) cbains, thence north so chains, thence wrst ho chaina, thence south 80 chains to tlie place of beginning. MILLIOENT 0, B. THOMAS, Locntor. Joseph Baulter, Agent, Located this Uth day of November, 1910, 48-52 NOTICE. NOTIOB] ia hereby given that thirty daya after the lirst publication of this notice, 1 Intend to apply to tho Cbiof Commissioner of LandB and Works, and to thu Assistant Com- and Works H the diatrict of blast Kootenay, for a license to prospoct for coal and petroleum on the following dose.bed lands, situate in Block 4598 East Kootonay:— Commencing at a post plantod noar the Houth Kootenay I'uss trail on Akamina creek, about two miles ast of the forks of Klshenehna and Akamina creek, being oast of and djoininu Beatrice M. Thomas' location, and being a relocation of the S. E. B. C. Land and Oil Company's license No. 1144, and marked JamoB OillT north west corner post, tbence east SO cbains, tbence south K0 chains thence west HU chains, thence north 89 chains to the place of beginning. JAMES GILL, Locator Joseph Saulter, Agent. Located this 12th day of November, 1910. 48-5_ NOTICE. NOTICE. NOTICE is hereby given that thirty days after the first publication of tbis notice, I intend to apply to the Chief Commissioner of Lands and Works, and to tbe Assistant Commissioner of Lands and Works for priorities In or by part IX., or otherwise by the said Act, confered upon power companies, so far as the company may doom the same necessary [or its [iiu'i'i'sus or any of them. (b) The name of Lho lake, stream or aource, Moyie River. (c) Tlio point of diversion, at foot of Ryder Mar about 7 miles upstream from Railway bridge at Swansea. id) The i.uunlity of water applied lor (in cubic feot por second j 196 cubic feet. (0) Tho character of the proposod works. Dam, pipe line, ilutuo, aud hydro electric power plant. Tbo wa- I tor to lie used for the purpose of' tho Company's undertaking. U) The purposes for which the wator is to be used, generation of electrical energey, (hj It the water is to be used for power or mining purposes describe the place where the water ia to be ro turned to some natural channel, und tbo dlilerence in altitude between point of diversion aud point of return. At the mouth of Nigger Crook, difference in altitude about 270 foot, natural. (j) Area of Grown Laud iuteuded to be occupied by the proposed worka About 29 acres. | (k) This notico was posted on the Hth day of November, 1S10, aud application will Im made to the Commissioner on the Uth day of December 1910. (1) Give tbo names and addresses of any riparian proprietors or licensees who or whose landa are likely to bo affected by the proposed worka, either above or below tbo outlet. John HI Hawkins, Wattsburg, B. O. and lt. B. Sullivan, Seattle, Waah- ington, U. H. A. (Signature) Upper Moyie Electric Company, Limited. (P. O. Address) Crnnbrook, B.C. 46-49 ; LIQUOR ACT mo. NOTICE is hereby given than on the _7th day of December next application will be made to tlie Superintendent of Provincial Police for the transfer of the license for the sale of liquor by retail In and upon the premises known as tbe Yahlt Hotel situate at Yahk. British Columbia, trom Johii Gibbu-i tu Benjamin Riley of Moyie. British Columbia. John G-lbbon, Holder of Licence. Benjamiu Joseph Rllsy, Applicant for transfer. Dated this 19th day of Nov. l'JIO.48-4 NOTICE. IN THK HATTER OF AN APPLICATION for Um Imui ot n duplicate Certificate Title tn Lot 4fi Mock 98 '>«- brook City .Map flfl9. NOTICE [^ IlKIti.llY <il\ LN thru il in mt int<miI nm tn IfllUB m ilii •kpirt- tlnn nf nn nih after the flrsl publt- oatlnn hereof « duplicate of the CertttV cats nf Tni» in iho above mami'»»*-« lui iii the namo ol MU Hanson which (Jorutk'tiu in datod llth October,; ltfus and nuinbarwd IHitilA. SAMUEL ROE, Diatrict Rugistrof. Land Registry uiiv. Kelson, IL 0, Ootober iti-t, ieio. 44-*3 I, Z. L. Dally. Ii.j-_e-_,,pur. uf -Ml- Lie Wtt_tilngtuii. intend to apply to th* \uuiimi Commissioner of Lauds aud Works of East Kootsnay DIstrlot for pur (illusion to purchase tit- following lauds. Beginning ul a pout plunlwd at the N-tf corner ol Lot 7180 mid point ol laturfMction of Lot 7860, and marks*. /a. L. Daily's N-E. corner: Thonco 73-37 chaius _u_id, thence 80,95 -luuus west, thence 18.35 chains north, thence tii.86 chaina «ast tliwmw 88.97 -ham- north, ttit>iioe 15.44 chaius east to puint ol comoioncemtut, and containing 980 acros I.. L. Dally, Locator. I. N. Daily, Agwtt. Loaatwl 5Ui day uf U-lob-r. IV10 44-89 NOTICK is hereby given that thirty days aftor the first publicatirffr of the district of past Kootenay, f. I intend to apply to'Hc«nse to prospect fo the Chief Commissioner of Lands and Works, and to the Assistant Com- daimrtheTiceVouth 80 chaina,* thence jmiasioner of Lands and Works for the diatrict of Bast Kooteuay, for a license to proapect for coai and po- following described lands, situate in Block 4593 Kootenay west eighty cbains, thence north 80 chains, tbence east oighty chainB to point of commencement, mnking 640 Jf™"" "".,*,8 acres, more or less. Located this 12th day of October 1010. Walter J. Abba, Locator Eatben W. Butts, Agent. William K. Butta, Witness. 60-S coal and petroleum on tbe following described lands, situatu in Block 4593 Kootenay:— Commencing at a post planted on the South Kootonay Pass wagon oad, on Akamina ciook, about four East miles oast of the forks of Klshenehna and Akamina creek, being oast of NOTICE. NOTICE. Kishenehna and Akamina creek, marked Joseph Sautter's South East corner poat: thence west 80 chains; thence north 80 chains; thince osat Notice is hereby given that 60 days 80 chaina; thence soutb 80 chains to after date, I intend to apply to the place of beginning. ins iwinv ui u.t«.b Hon. Chief Commissioner of Lands JOSBPH SAULTER, Lw'fttoi. fourth of a mile east of the boundary for License to prospect for coal and Located thia l.th day of November, of Lot 305, on Lot 4590, ' - '"""•"'- --"- 1fll° "-52 Commencing at a post planted on nd adjoining James Gill's location, the South Kootenay Pass trail nd marked Mary A. Thomas' north about a mile east of the forks of east cornor post, thonco south 8U bains, thence wost 8t) chains, thence ortb HU chains, thonco cast K0 bains to tho place of beginning. MARY A. THOMAS, Locator. Joseph Saulter, Agont. Located this l_:th day of November, 1910. 48-52 NOTICE is hereby given that 30 days alter date I Intend to apply to the Honorable Chief Commissioner of Lnnds for a llconse to prospect for l.ast'ronl and petroleum over the following lands, situate in tbo district of Southeast Kootenay, British Columbia, in Lot 4593: Commencing at a post planted at or near cloven miles duo uast of tbo 34 milo post on 0. P. R. syrvoy lino, which is the western boundary of Lot 593, nnd being the northeast comer ost of Eathen W. Butts' claim, bunco south eighty (80 j chains, tbence west eighty (iiu) chains, tlience orth eighty 180) chains, thence east Ighty 1801 chains to the point of ommencement, making 640 acres, lioro or less. EATHEN W. BUTTS, Locator, Willium E. Butts, Agent. Ralph L. Burllngham, Witness. 37 jocated this Uih day of June, 1910. The quantity of water applied for. Two cubic feet. The character of the proposed worka. Plumes, pipes and ditches. The premises on which the water is , to be used. Lot 805, tbe property of the applicant. The purpose for which the water is to be used. Irrigation, If for irrigation, describe the land 1 Intended to be Irrigated, giving acreage. Low bench land, ahout 120 t acrea. Area of Crown Lands to be occu } pled by the proposed works. None. Thia notice was posted on the 4th [day of December, 1910, and application wlll be made to the Commissioner on the 17th of January, 1911, , Give the names and addresses of any riparian proprietors or licenses likely to be affected by the proposed worka, either above or below the outlet. Canadian Pacific Railway Co., Lot 4590, Oroup I, Kootenay diatrict JOHN LRVBTT. Cranbrook, B. 0* petroleum over the following lands, situate in the District of South East Kootenay, British Columbia, in Lot 4593. Commencing at a post planted at or near throe miles due cast of the 34 Mile Post on the C.P.R. survey line. 1910. NOTICE. NOTICE. NOTICE is hereby given that thirty ^^^^^^^ _ days after tho first publication of NOTICE is hereby given that thirty this notice, 1 intend to apply to days after the flrst publication of the Chief Oommlssionor of Lands and tbis notice, 1 intond to apply to Works, and to the Assistant Com- which is tbc western boundary the Chief Commissioner of Lands and mlssloner of Lands and Works for Rocky Mountain Chapter NO. 126. ft. A. M. Regular meetings:—2nd Tuee day In each month at eight £ o'clock. Sojourning Companions are cordially invited. : B. H. SHORT, Scribe tt; | Box '162 UKANimOOK, 11. 0. II. A.FYi Washing* described 1593 East of Lot 4593, and being the north- I Worka, and to the Assistant Com- the district of East Kootenay, for a west cornor post of F. Charles Bas- missloner of Landa and Works for license to prospect for coal and pe- Bett'a claim, thence south eigbty tbe district of East Kootenay, for a troleum on tbe following chains, thence east eigbty chains, license to prospect for coal andKpe- lands, situate in 1 tbence north eighty chains, thenco troleum on tho following described Kootenay:— west eighty chains to point of com- landa, Bituate in Block 4593 East Commencing at a post planted on making 840 ncros, more Kootenay:— be South Kootenny Puss wagon Commencing at a post plan In I on road on Akamina creek, about four the South Kootenay Puss trail miles east of the forks of Klsheneh- about a mile eaat of the forks of na and Akamina creek, hoing oast of nd Akamina creek, nd adjoining Mary A. Thomas' lo- •outh of and adjoining Joseph Saul- ation, and marked Robert J. Cuse- ter'a locatlou, and marked Frances ment'a north west cornor post,thenco N. Turner's north oast corner post: oast 80 cbains, thence smith SO thence south H'» chains, Mionce vtst bains, thonce wost 80 chains, tbence 80 cbains, ihenee north 80 chains north 80 chains to the place of be- tlience east 80 cbains t > tbe \dnce ot ginning. ROBERT J. CASEMENT, tin' s, ed It. mencement, or less. Located tbis l.th day of October, '910. F. Oharles llnsHctt, Locator Klshenehna Kathen W. Butts, Agent. William E. Butts, Witness. 50-3 NOTICE. Notice Is hereby given that 60 days after date, I Intend to apply to the Hon. Chief Commissioner of Lands for License to prospect for coal and petroleum over the following lands, aituate In the District of South East , Kootenay, British Columbia, in Lot 4593. ■ Commencing at a post planted at or near three miles due eaBt of the 34 Mile Post on the CP.R. survey Une, which la the western boundary of Lot 4593, and being the south west corner poBt of Isaac W. Anderson's claim, thence north 80 chains, thence east 80 chains, thence south 80 chains, thence west 80 chains to tbe point of commencement, making 640 acres, more or least Located this 12th day of October, 1910. Isaac W. Anderson, Locator Eathen W. Butts, Agont. William IS. Butts, WitnesB. 50-3 NOTICE I Intond pi'nspeot f io appiy for _. llconss to or conl nnd petroleum over tn* iiowiug lands situate in Block 4698 B. Kootenay, '*■ 0. Hitgitiuiug at u ■Ht planted 1000 leH want of the S-K runr of Lot So. 7188, und nmiK-'il It. A. I'i'iii.t.'v.'uii\':i N. I_. Corner: Thence ulmliis mini h, iIiimh'o HO chains went, thuticu HO chains noi'Ul, theuce HO i linim oust, to the jutlnt of commencement. it. A. FroldaveauXi Locator. 1. N. Dally, Agent. Located this 4th tiny of Ootober 1010. -eveaus, Nurse, of Soat- l, intend to apply to the missloner of I .ami-, and Kootenay District, far purchase thi! fullowiiiK ling nl ii poBt ulnntud at «<r ni Lot 7«5U nnd mark- rotdevoaux'a 3-B. cornor: no north, thonce I4.'2't thonoo HU chaina south. "Iia in h mi .st. to point o( and containing 118.ii Ft Located stli duy of Idoveaux, Locator. . Ilnlll. Ayeiit. October. L010 44-RS Frank Dezall JENERAL BLACKSMITH and WOODWORKER Rubber Tlrea Applied To Buggy Wheels 10ENT8 FOR CANADIAN CYOl.B AND MOTOR OO'S UICYULHB Repairing a Specialty. I'bone SO • • • P. O. Boi ill. D.J.JOHNSON CARPENTER AND BUILDER CONTRACTS SOLICITED. HOUSES For Sale ot Rent -t ReuoMbh Prices. Office& Workshop—Lewis St. "hone No. it. beginning. FRANCIS N. TUHNICIt, l.fiHtoi. Joaeph Saultor, Agent. Located thia liith day ol November, Ull). 48-52 NOTICK. Locator. Joaeph Saulter, Agent. Looatod this Uth day ol November 1910 48-52 NOTICK. NOTIOB la hereby glvon that thirty dayo alter the llret publication of 'l«>'a altar the Unit publication c this notice, 1 Intend to apply t CRANBROOK LAND DISTRICT Diatrict of Kast Kootenay. Takt notlco tbat I, Joaeph Walsh, Constable, of Fort Steele, Intend to pplt (or permission to purchaw tbe troleum on the NOTICK ls herehy given that thirty llrst publication this notice, I intend to apply to the Chief Commissioner of Landa and Works, and to the AariiHtant Commissioner of Landa and Worka for the district ol Eaat Kootenay, for a license to proapect for coal nnd pc following described lands: commencing at a post planted at the north lino of Carlln's timber lease running 20 cbains north, thence 40 chaina east, thence 20 chains aouth, thence 40 chains west to the place of commencement, containing 80 ncrat mora or lea*. JOSBPH WALSH. Dateo September Uth, 1910. 28 47 following described troleum on the UfTn'k 4598 Kast land", situate Ita landB, situate in Kootenay:— Commencing at a post plauteil on ( the Houth Kooteuay Pass trail the the Chief Oommlssioner of Lands Works, and to the Assistant Com- missloner of Lnnds and Works for the district of Bast Kootenny, for a license to prospect for coal and pc- followlng described in lllock 4592 Kast tteuay:'- ^^^^ tnunonclng at. n post planted on Houth Kootenay Pass wagon _4-KtlM In the Protpaotor. WATER ACT, 1909. TAKE NOTICE that I. Alice U«r trude Morris of Cranhrook, married woman, will apply to tho Water Commlsaloner at" Cranbrook on the Located this 12th day of November 81th dav ot October, 1910, at M*. 48-52 about a mile eaat of the forks of rond on Akamlna creel Klshenehna and Akamina creek, east mllos east of tho forks of and adjoining Krancla N. Turners IIS nnd Akamlnn creek location, and marked Beatrice N. of and adjoining Mar Thomas' north west corner post, location thence east 81) chnins, tlience south si 811 chuins, thenee west 8U chaius, 81 thence north 81) chaina to the place II of beginning. 81) BEATRICE N. THOMAS Locator Joseph Saulter. Agont. about four >r Kishonoh- holng north A. Thomas' and marked AgnoB GUI's ith east corner post., thenee west. chuius, thonco north tu cbains. nee east HO cbaina, tlience south chaius to the place of boginntngf AGNUS GILL, Locntor, JoHeph Saultor, Agont. Located this 12th day ol November, 1910. 48-52 The Monarch Malleable Iron Range PATMORE BROS. Plumbing and Heating Engineers "THE RANGE STORE" IN A CLASS l-Y THBMSBI_VBS—FIRST-CLASS McClary's Famous Sask-Alta and Koote- nayRanges I. II A\ E YOU 11 \1> \ DRAW \ 1 BROWNS DRAWING? If not, you had better get busy and have one. CHRISTMAS AND HOLIDAY PRESENTS for the smoker at the UNION CIGAR STORE E. H, Brown, Proprietor Oalgary; Regain Mott, "f Wheal Centre, Uberta; John Mott, ol Wheat Centre, Uborta; aud tlio Urltisb Oo lumbla Southern Railway. .11 \ -; s SODBULINO Spokane, Wash Iii Realty Building. | ........ .-.., , .., ****** •• : LOCAL NEWS. ooni'ORvtion ni.- 'nii', orrv of i'II WliuuuK. Tho ilttlnj "i the i'i.mi ol Rovla lun for the purpose ul correcting anil rei nine, ihe \ otor's list tor the yoai 1911, will i.e hold on Saturday, tho imii .tni ol Dooombor, 1010, al i o'clock |. in (lucal i i nt ilie Olty ofllcos, T M HiHIKIfl'S. Olork "i the Mi ■! paltt] ul Uie Olty nt Oranbrook, B.O, WMIOIt NOTIOB. NOTIOE. mr Ofl la hereby given Mint :m itnia ier date I Intend to upplj i.. me Hon, '"■' deoloner ..f Lands inr • "in, t,, uroipact for euul anil Jielrn- nn over the following lands, iltuate I 'lot »i Southeast KooUnay. Itlall inl Inn, In Lot ..Mill •a' | ■ i ,..,,,,,..■>.,., V M > oung ol fori Steele, wns in the olty Priday. ll li v.i ing, ol Nelson, wan reg leterod at the Cranbrook Friday Your Husband Would Enjoy a Delicious Beefsteak for Dinner 11 si red body and brain will be i — ghl and tasto of .i a il if beefsteak, donu to a turu and served up witb - m e ol tl ose fresh ... is Wu know tho cut will s iii lum exactly. shall we send it '• C. K Anderson, ol WycllHe wae in Ithe elty Monday. 1 II tl. Diinmock ol Movie, wiih in the city Tuesday, I Mrs. il, T But,or, ol Nelson, spoilt Sunday last m Craubrook. Max McSweyn, town Tuesday. of Nelson was P. BURNS & CO. ^.i -....... *> j> The Quain Electric Supply Co., I LIMITED. ; CRANBROOK, BRITISH COLUHBIA ELECTRIC FIXTURES AND SUPPLIES CHRISTMAS GIFTS FOR HOME. TOASTERS, CHAFING DISHES, WATER HEATERS, COFFEE PERCOLATERS, IRONS, WASHERS, HEATERS AND SWEEPERS. Be sure and see our assortment of ELECTRICAL GOODS '■'. I ^^»<j>(gK^*<^-i)'^i.**,,4>K*■(■■'■'"§>* i^i****i>***4^********** Everything for The Smoker! Wo have the best Iiii" of Smoker's Articles in Southeasl Kootenay.., Choice Cigars and Tobaccos Cigar-Holders and i'ipes. LESTER CLAPP The Tobacconist WATER NOTICE NOTIOH m hereby given tbat an application will bfl matin under Part V. of the "Wnter Act, 1909," to obtain a licence tn the Crenbrool- Wat er District, (a) The name, adilre.H and occapa tion ol the applicant; Cbaa, P. Bod* erline, 425 Realty Bldg, Bpokane, Washington. (Heal Batata Agent.) (b) The name of tbe lake, stream or sourcf*. Elk river. (c) The point of diversion. On slon eh about, l/ifio feet up-stream from tho Canadian Pacific depot, at old 0. P. R. pumping station. (rlj The quantity of watei applied for (ln cubic feet per second) One hundred twenty five. (ei The character of the proposed works. Irrigation, pumping plant. flumes and ditches to bo constructed over Lots 734d, 7,110, 70DH and 4690; (f) The premlHOH on whir.li the wn ter ii tn he used, Lots f',4'ik, (iSfi'J. 1357, 6358, 6402, C407, fil%, I960, tim, Gl<Jf.. 43111, G2UU, 1985, 4332, 6194, 6198, 819, 7056, 7219, 7220, Oroup l Kootenuy dtstrlot. (g) The purpose for which the water is to be inscd.' Irrigation, (In If for Irrigation describe the land Intended to he Irrigated, fj.vmg acreage, about 8,000 acres, being said Lots 6408, 6359, 6357, fii.is, 04-2, 6407, 6196, I960, 6199 6195, I3i9, 6200, 1966, 4832, 6194, 6193, 319, 7655, 7219, nnd 7220. (J) Area ,,i Crown land intended lo be occupied by the proposod works, None. ik) This notlco waa pouted m lhe day ol Ducombor, 1910, ami application will be made in the Commissioner on tin- 20th day nf .Innn niv.Hli, ul two o'clock iii the alter noon. (Ij Oivo the names and u IdressoH id uuy riparian proprietors • r li oonsees who or whoso IimkIm aro likely to be aflectod by tbo proposod worka, either above or below the nutlet. Frederick B. Hei wood, of R. T. Morrow and wife, of Wardner were Crnnbrook visitors Tuesday. 0. A. Salt, of Kernie, was iu the city Tuesday. I The Bonspiel will be held in Cranbrook on January lfith. ! N. 8. McLeod, of Pincher Creek, was at the Cosmopolitan Tuesday. C. A. Melntyre, of Vancouver, was at the Cranlirook Wednesday. i J. McMullen, of Winnipeg was in the city Thursday. [ G, Green, of Vancouver, was a truest at tho Cranhrook Friday. ! A. A. Ward, uf Michel, was in the city Monday on business. ■ G. L. Wason, of Montreal, was at the Cranbrook Monday. J. S. Peck, and H. Randal, left on Tuesday on a holiday trip to the Old Country. Mr. and Mrs, J. B. Gibbons, of Vabk, were Crunhrnok visitors on Mondny last. Selkirk Preceptory held a regular monthly assembly in the Masonic Temple on Monday ovonlng last. W , Thompson, of Port Steele, spent several days this week in the city. A. Shepherd, and A. C. Clarii, of Wardner, were guests at the Cosmopolitan Friday. C. N. Connell and C. .1. North^vood, of Vancouver, were guests nt. tbe Cranbrook Thursday. HOARDERS WANTED,—Apply to Mr. John Willnrd; Hanson avenue, near the creek. J. Irving, of Nelson, T. Morloy, of Vancouver and V. D. Doty, of Lethbridge were registered nt the Cranbrook Tuesday. Mrs. T. T. McVlttle, Miss Galbraith, G. 0. Galbraith nnd George Judd, of Fort Steele were in the city Wednesday. Lovers of good music should not miss tbo Board of Trade publicity conoort and dance at the opera Mouse December 13. The Columbln Concert QulntottO is the equal of the best artists in Canadn. Hear them ut the Opera House December 13. Attorney-Generul Howser, has notified Chief Licence Inspector Sump son to Instruct uii hotels under Provincial licenses to close at 11 o'clock on Saturday nights. He mi quests that cities amend tholr by-laws to provide 11 o'clock closlngf NOTES AUDI Nil I OWN General trade is classed as satis- factory. Trade conditions are apparently tin-nffoctod by tho approaching municipal election, which takes plnce lu January, Steady improvement is shown in the building line, and ennt.rnctorn report improvement in the volume of business, with firm prices. Retail trade is picking up and sains of seasonable merchandise are as good if not bitter than last year. NOTICH is hereby given that an application will be mado under Part V. of tim "Water Act, 1910," to obtain a lleenee In tbe Oranbrook Wator District. (a) The uatno, address and occupation of the applicant. Kdward Oovell, Kingsgate, 13. O., Rancher. (b) The aaino ol the lake, stream or source. Moyle River. (0) The point ol diversion. -00 yards above tbe suuth west corner post of Lot 6424, Group l Kootenay District. ! (d) The quantity of water applied for (in cubic feet per second,) One cubic foot, I (e) The character of tho proposed 'works: A headgate, ditches and 'flume tu be constructed on Lot 6541, Group 1 Kootenay District, ths prop- irty of A. K. Miller. j (1) The premises on which the wa- 'ter is to be used. The said Lot 6424 ! (g) The purposes for which tbe | water is to bo used. Irrigation. (b) If for irrigation describe the laud intended to be irrigated, giving acreage. The southern part of said |Lot 6424. ! (j) Area of Crown laud intended 1 to be occupied by the proposed works None, (kj This notice was posted on the day of November, 1910, and application will be made to the Commissioner un tiie 13th day uf Deceni- er 19i0. (1) Give the names and addresses Qf any riparian pruprietors or licences who ur whose lunds are likely to be aflected by the proposed works either above or below the outlet, A. K. Miller, of Cranbrook, D, G. (Signature.) bid. Covell. (P. O. Address,) Kingsgate, B.C 46-49 ' "' '"Hag "t rt p..Hi , MM,'-) M ,„. near S mllll due wit of the 88 mill put ii tin 0, V It mrv«y Uni which n tha woitirn boundary of Lol 4fiua nnd ue- tag thi \. W.uornir post ..( t_»ih«u W. Uutt'i I'liiini, thonce aouth eighty (BOj chains; thenoi Bait ittflitj (80] ohitni; 1,1 '•' '""•tn eighty (80) ohulni, thenre woat eigbty (80) oh&Ini to tim point nf cummoucimint, making Mu anus, u,_r_ or Ion it, BATHKN W. MIT is, Locator. William E. Uuita, Witness. Located Utli In* Day of Sept*»wbei Ult.i NOTIOE. NOTICH Is hereby given that 80 days nft.ir date I Intend io apply tu the Hon. i'liii.f Commissioner uf Landi lor a license to prospoct tor coal and petroleum ovor tho following lamia, situate iu tlio District uf Southeast Kootenay, tiritisli Columbia, in Lot 45U3; Commonclng ai u post plantod at or near _. miles due ollMi „f the 8fi mile poet on tho 0. P. ft. survoy lino which ie tho western boundary of Lot 469a and being the southwest corner post ot 3am. uol P, Wilson's claim, thonce north eighty (tin, chains; Ui-iicu eat*. olg<ht{ (80) chains; thence south eighty (80) chains; thence west uighty (80> chains o tho point ol coinuienreinent, making •(•iu acres, more or loss. 3A-UII-L P. WILSON, Looator. Eathen Vi. Uutts, Agaut. Willium E. Hutts, Witness. Located this lat l>ay of September 11*10 TIIE Cranbrook Orchestra FIVE PIECES ia prepared touoaepl engagements u> furnish ituista for BALLS, DANCES, ETC. Addrttaa Communications le E, HALSALL Phone IM7 p, 0. llox Ul Cranbrook, • • B. 0. VV. R. BEATTY Undertake.*, Embalmet'i Funoral Director, ORANBROOK, RC. ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ w. cline f NOTICE. NOTICE is hereby givon that 30 days after date I intend io apply to ihe Hon, Chief Commissioner nf Lunds for « licenst* to prospoct for coal and petroleum over the following lands, situate in the District of Southeast Kootenay, British Columbia, in Lot 4598: Commencing at a post planted at or near 5 miles due «a»t ol the 35 mile post on the C. 1*. K. survey Lino which is the western boundnry of Lot 4598 and t,o- ing the southeast corner post of Mary E. Wilson's claim, thence north eigbty {80) chains; thence west oighty (Mi) chaina; thence soutli eighty 18OJ chuins. tlieuce east eiuhty (8U) eliuins to the puint of commencement, iiui-itiK fl-40 acres, moro or less. MAHV E. WILSON, Locntor. Etithoii W. nulls, Ag-nt. Willium E. Butta j Witness. Located this Lit Day of September 1910 ORANBROOK LAND DISTRICT District uf Eft_*t Kootenay TAKE NOTIOE that 1, Eliiiure L. Staples, of Wycliffe, B. 0. occupation Lumberman, lntende to apply lor par- missioQ to purchase H4o acrea ot land bounded aa (oIIowb:— Commencing at a post planted t | miles oust of the 2a mile pnut on eust line of British Columbia Southern Hallway, Lot 4-'J_, Group i, Kootenay District, and being al the north east corner of Lot 10137; thenre north KU chaina, thi-nce went HU chains, tbence south 80 Chains, thence east 8U chains to place of commencement. Hate. August 29th, 1410. 38-4G KLMOItE L. STAPLES, 0. Bayard Staples, Agent. WATER ACT, W09, TAKE NOTICE that I Allied Doyle of Fort Steele, occupation rancher, will apply to thc water Commissioner at Oranbrooi. on the llth day of October, 1910, at eleven o'clock in the forenoon for a license to <-ivert one cubic foot of water per second from six mile creek, at a point nit- tiate about 20(Meet above thc mouth. The snld water will be diverted and conducted by a dam, ditches aud flume to be constructed on and over Lot 129, Croup 1 Kootenny District , the property of myself. Thc sail, water will be used [or the irrigation ol uae hutidred acres ti, said Lot 129. No Crown Landa will he affected hy thn works. No riparian proprietors or holders of water licenses will he aflected by the works. This notice was posted on the day of September, 1910. ALFRED DOYLE. WATER NOTICK. NOTIOE is hereby given that an application will be made undor I'art V. of tba "Wator Act. 1909," to obtain a license in tbo Cranbrook Wator District. (a) Tho namo. address, and occupation f the applicant. ». c. Hydraulic Power Company, Limited, Head office, Vancouver, ll. C. Capital 110,000 divided : up into 1 J shares. The objects of the company include: The acquisition by purchase or record or otherwise of water and water power, und of recorded or unrecorded water and tbe application of such water and water power for producing aud genera- ting electricity and for the purpose and . in tim maimer and methods sei lorth in section 186 of the Wator Act, 1909 and generally to exercise and carry out all the powers and privileges conferred up- on Power Companies by laid Water j Act, 1909. (b) The name of the lake, stream or ■ource, Elk River. | Co) The point of diversion 8700 feet about, above post on wost bank marked SJ E. 2'J7 K.V. L. Co.. the natural .level of water being raised from thereto point 6700 feet up stream. (d) Tbo quantity ol water applied for (ln cubic fool per second) 500 cubic feet per second. I (o) The character of the proposed works, dams, pipes, flumes, tunnels power bouses, hydraulic and electrical plant. The water to be used for tho purpose of thy Company's undertaking. (g) The purposo for which the water Is to he used, generation ut electrical energy. I (i) tf tbo water is to bo used lor power or mining purposes, describe the place wtiere the water Ih to i.e returned to some naturnl channel, and the difference in altitude between point ol diversion mid point of return. Water will tie returned ubout 1700 foot above the soutb east corner oi Lot VIU7, (Jroup 1, difference In altitude between point ol diversion and return tHl) feet, natural, 1)00 foot from crest of dam to tail race. ij) Area of Crown land Intended to lie Occupied by the proposod works, None. tit) This notice wim posted on tlio Uini day of October, li'lo, and application wlll bo made to the Commlssionur on Uut aOth day of December, 1U10. | (I i Give ill" names, and addresses of any riparian proprietors or licensees wl r ■whose lands are likely to ln> aflected by < be proposed worka, ultluir above or below tbu outlet. Kootonay Vniiny Land Company■ Nelson, h. c. Q. H, Watson, Tort Htoole, it. 0.) Geo- rjfO lloggiirih, Cranbrook, tl. O.j William it. Itoss, Pernio, D. .O.j Rosabel Ooodwyu and Harriet Nelson, 11. C. Hydraulic I'uwor Company, Limited. Winch HuiiiUiig Vancouver, H. O. P, 0, Address, Cranbrook, U. 0, Per W. F. (Jl'ltD, Iti Solicitor, S'ot,«—ono cubic foot per second ii equivalent to 85,71 minor's inches. Ul the old Mniiuolm tlarher Shopoati now be found III the MANITOBA HOTEL ^'li'it (Muss Work In all brandies uf the I \ Tonsorlal Apt • | We Deal in Everything From a Needle to a Locomotive Joseph H. McLean DKALEK IN .All kinds of Second-Hand Goods Furniture a Sl'EOlALTY BUYER OF FURS Sage's Old Stand, Hanson Ave Phone !151 r Singer Sewing Machines do the Best Work ^ J NOTICK. NOTIOB is hereby (riven that so days Ufter dnte l Intend to apply to tlii*'lion. Chief Commissioner of Lands for a {licensa to prospect for coal and petroleum mer the following lands, situate in thn District of Hoiilhenst KooUnay, : Hi.ti.sh Columbia, In Lot ItMM: 1 Cotnmonclnii at a post planted at or near fi miles due east of tlio nil mile post Ion tlio C, P. It. survey lino which Is the weHtnrri boundnry of Lot 4.r>U8, and be- ,lti(. the N. B. corner post of Hnnlel V. ttltfKonK clnlm. " ce south eighty ihui chnlns: thonoo weal eighty (HO) chains; 'ihonro north eighty fw>i ohalnsi thence unit eighty <HII> chains to the point of Citininoncimenl. making a\o acros, more or loss. 1 HAMKL K. H1GC. 10SS, Locator. En then W. Uutts, Agstit. Will lam TC. Hmts, witness, .Located this lit Day of September 19X0 Ihey last a lifetime and cost very little more than thrown ogether, catchpenny, cheap machines. Sold on small monthly payments by Geo. B. Powell Singer Store Armstrong Avanut. Pbone 167. Oranbrook, B.O. _l.HU BHOOND HAND MACH1NB8 FOH SAl.R CH10AI' AND TO RUNT TIE Mil Phone 141 Is the Place to go for Ice Cream and Home Made Candy To Trade Twenty-five acres of good Fruit Land, three miles from Cranlirook, B. C, for one Heavy Team of Horses, not under twelve hundred pounds and not over eight years old. j Apply To E. CORBETT i Cranbrook - • B. C.'
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