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■'. ._ I Vol. 15. Wo$pt£i&t. t. r. •i'Oitroif. CRANBROOK, B.C., SATURDAY, OCTOBER .<>, 190U. No. 41 MINE HORROR ATNflNfllMO Nearly 60 Men Entombed by Disaster. —o—- fIRI THEN BttlAkS OUT Twenty-five are Saved Before Fire Stops Work of Rescuers. i T" Nannimo, Oct. 5.— Thirty men nre now known to he dead os a result ol ftn explosion in No. 2 mine nt Extension this morning. Up to 7 o'clock j this evening eight bodies have heen, recovered and identified. The work of rescue still continues, but it is not expected that any more bodies will bo recovered before morn Ing, as the portion of the mine where the explosion occurred is bad- i ly wrecked, thc brattice work being torn down, nnd the rescuers nre very j badly hampered hy gas. The majority of the men killed were old real- \ dents of the district nnd were nil' well known. Victoria, Oct. 5. A tiro damp ex* plosion in n mine at Extension, a. camp sixty miles from here, this. morning wrecked No. 3 level of No. 2 mine, owned by the Wellington Col- Hory company, head of which is Lieu* I tenant-Governor .1 times Dunsmuir. bis brother-in-law's body, Tom. O' Connell, a well known athlete and recently elected manager of the Lady- smith football team. The sister was told thnt both husband nnd brother wore dead and sunk sobbing into a chair, Another victim. Kred Ingham is the third son that Mrs, Ingham bus lost in mining accidents and the third she has mourned because of mini1 explosions. The coming of the train from Victoria wns followed by sad incidents, A number of the relatives of missing mon were among the passengers. Miss Ingham fell shrieking .when told thut her brother wns lost and was carried Wailing bitterly up the hill. DEATH ROLL NOW THIRTY, j l.adysmith, Oet. ii.—The following bodies have been recovered:- Thomas O'Connell, single. Andrew Moilatt, married; throe children. .lames Ewart, married, one child. Uobert Marshall, single. Willinm Robertson, married, wife visiting at Seattle. William Qulnn, single. Edward Dunn, single. •lames Molyneux, single. Howard Taylor, single. Willinm Davidson, single Alexander Melos, a Montenegrin. Thomas Thomas, single. Peter Nolan, single. William Kcsserich, single. James, Kesserich, single. Thompaon, Parkin, married, two children, John Bullitch, colored, married; with family. Charles Scuff, single. Wynn Steele, married. FOR NflW IN GflNflDfl $3,000,00Ca Year for Sea Defenses. fLEET Of 12 VrSSELS Scheme Also Contemplates Drydock and Ship Building Plant. the surface Indications impressed them us being very similar to those of the famous Hercules mine in the Coeur d*Alettes. '•Having ore in the upper, workings carrying "in pet cent lead, u? ounces in silver and 7 per conl copper. We reasonably look tor high grade ore in the No. 2 tunnel. We have ben men employed, most of whom are working driving this tunnel A new blacksmith shop has just been built nt the entrance ol this Our people are not waiting for some one to hand them a bundle containing a fortune, for wo have the backing ol thai class who know u good thing when thev sit it. It is now a question ol months, and perhaps weeks. I he lieve this will be a case of histoid repealing itself. Minors and muck ers today, mineowners and capitalists tomorrow. .Vow Is the time to get in on the ground door." Canada and tbe li S. Turin" Canada Is not worrying ovor the possible action of President Taft un der the provisions ot the new thrill law which empowers him to place countries levying export duties or RI6H 0FFI6IAL QUITS OFFICE B. C. Legislature May Be Dissolved l>y Premier, „. — M All 11 IS $15,000,000 Retiring' Lieutenant Governor Will Retire Prom Active Business. Ottawa, Oct. 7.—It is understood that the Canadian government's bill respecting naval defense to be brought before the coming session of granting preferences, in which the parliament will provle for a total , expenditure of about $20,000,000 dur Ing the next six or seven years, the Unite*! States does not share, undei the ban of a surtax or of the maximum import, duties. Under present yearly appropriation being about | conditions any interruption in the $8,000,000. Present plnus content-1 movement of trade will hurt the Re- plate a fleet of a dozen war vessels, public more than the" Dominion, consisting of cruisers, torpedo boats whieh nn8 nit*eody weathered a worse and destroyers. .storm from the same quarter. Tin* Drydockfi nnd a Canadian ship- result of the previous attempt to rebuilding plant capable of building' strict Canadian trade taught the Do and repairing the largest class of war vessels arc contemplated. It is Uobert White, married, six children j stflted that threc veBSelfJ of tne new j fleet will be placed on the Pacific James Ismaster, single. Fred. Ingham, single. Alexander McLennan, married. Tho men still in the mine and who are dead arc: Oscar Nayman, a Finn; Charles Salo, Finn: Mike l coast and nine on the Atlantic. The smashed timbers caught fire be fore rescuers could reach the scene nnd of the sixty men of the night Gcnr«e v<*rK°vich S. Selden. i Vaszolovitch, Slav: Fred Ramilo- vltch, Slav. R. L. RamUovitoh.Slav: Crotinn: aud K. shift below at the time, thirty were; imprisoned. Of these only six had been taken out, doad, late tonight1 by search parties of volunteers, who) CAUSE IS MYSTERIOUS. As to the cause of the explosion, ' the question as yet remains unsolved are risking their lives as they are in,At 0:30 yesterduy morning the fol- constant danger of a second explo- lowing report was written In black damp. |)0okfi of Uie companv, There is no hope for the others, but slon and poison from the as the «as Is rapidly being driven from the mine nnd as progress is made against the Ramos, it is expected that all of the bodies will be recovered. MISSING MEN PROMINENT. "Tuesday, Oct. 5. 6:30 a.m. "Examined all working places; found all in good condition." HUGH FULTON. WM. COSIER. Two hours after the above written explosion was felt in minion that there were other and more profitable markets In the world and enabled the Canadian people to realize their own economic Independence, What they did in hope, when the future seemed dark enough, they will do If necessary, with the confidence of assurance. More particularly with regard to thc prohibition of pulp wood exports Mont. Oct. fi.—That! now in force in Ontar ionnd Quebec, J. Barling and the di- m there no Ukolinood that the existing practice will be altered. The forests are among the more valuable resources of these provinces and with the results of the foolish the United States patently before them, their governments and people are at ono as to the necessity of for conservation. They nljo -lcrcelve the advantage of utilizing their forest for the creation of home industries and tho effect of the prohibition has already been favorable in that dlrec tlon. Yesterday's World contained was j near- Most of the men were old residents ly every portion of the mine, and of Extension, and the total number, the race for life was on. According affected by thc disaster will reach to the talcs of those who were work- one thousnnd. Many of those believ- ing in the vicinity and who succeed ed to be still in the mine workings ed in reaching safety, no great; CANADIAN BRANCH Milwaukee Road to Build From Missoula to Crow's Nest Pass. Missoula, president A rectors of the Milwaukee road are more convinced than ever that a road from Missoula to the Crow's Nest country in Canada is feasible, and that work on such a line will be commenced in the spring and continued until it Is completed, was stated here on the return of the members of the party from a trip of inspection which extended by automobile, wagon and pnek train to Knlispell, Blackloot, Swan river and Swan Lake route. Tenders for n contract will be called Vancouver, Oct. 5.—Announcement ot the dissolution of the Hritish Columbia legislature will probably be made within a week by Premier Me- llride. .lames Dunsmuir, the retiring lieutenant-governor, is the richest mnn in the province, his fortune heing estimated at more than $15.- 000,000. The Canadian Pacific railroad rt Gently purchased from him several hundred thousand acres of land on Vancouver island and Esqulmalt & Nanaimo ruilroud, and is suid to be negotiating for the remaining Dunsmuir lands and the great colleriers, it being Mr. Duns- muir's purpose to retire from nctive business. F. ('. Wade, a Vancouver lawyer, is bis probable successor as governor. The railroad situation is hastening Premier McBrlde's appeal to the country. It is to decide some important quostlans regarding these lines that the Premier wishes to address himself after his government shall have been sustained at the pedis, as he believes it will be. The govern ment will undoubtedly submit to tho meeting of the new legislature in policy off February some proposal to assist the coming of tbe Canadian Noil hern. Hippomenies won the famous foot race and Atalnntas" heart with the charmed apples ol Venus. "The Roman Tactitns tells us ot the prominence of the apple among tbe German tribes ami the early Goths. The Norse 'Saras' sine the apple's praises in rough melody, tlie old Scotch clansmen choose it loi a badge of honor, and the remains oi apples have been found amoni,' the bones of prehistoric men upon the shores ol tho Swiss lakes STORY OK WILLIAM TELL "The story of William Tell and the dramatic struggle between Austria and Switzerland immortalized In Schiller's epic poem and Rossini's beautiful opera is always remember, d hy the feat of Tell in shooting the apple from his son's head. "Apples came early into Britain with the Roman invaders, and were brought to America contUI ies Intel by the English colonists The story gOOS that the young ladies ol the court dropped apple seeds into the pockets of thc gentlemen who were about to cross the sens, as the most valuable assets tor life m a wild. new laud. "No fruit has come Into more pop ular gonornl favor, attained q more universal distribution, or been put to a greater vailety of uses than has thu apple. There are now over 1,000 varieties known to pomologlsts and new varieties appear continually ns the the study of the fruit develops. It i- known in all lands and to nearly all races, even the savages of the trop- MUNIGIPflL COUNCIL MET Wednesday Evening Council Chambers. In BY-I AW 66 CARRIED J. C. McKenzie Appointed Superintendent of City Water Works. A meeting of the Municipal Coun- cll was behi on Wednesday evening In tin* Council chamber. There were present His Worship Mayor Fink,and aldermen Hunt, Ryan, Jackson and Johnson. Records wore read, men Hunt ted of 1 and und *t regular meeting on motion of alder- were adop* ics. "The apple is unsurpassed as on article of food and commerce. It is available at all seasons and may be baked, boiled, stewed, termented, and cooked and preserved in hundreds ol dilTerent forms. It may he made iu to liquor, perfumery, medicine, dye nnd dried fruit. "Tho apple has developed from the wild, acrid crab of ancient and sav ago times, into one of the leading natural foods of modern civilization. It. occupies tbe high position due a rich, universal, diversified and torn parntivoly cheap food. G. T. P. AND (JKAIN CROP nvc prominent in tlio mining district. The explosion is the worst disaster oi its kind in the history nf the locality Mr. Dunsmuir seen tonight would trmlce no statement. He koos to the mine to-morrow. Ralph Smith, M, P., nnd Mayor Nicholson, of Lady smith, a town nearby, were in Vie toria tonight. They fear they hnve relatives among the missing. A relief train has has been seat from l.adysmith, hut the lire in the | found satisfactory. Mammoth G P. R Locomotive In thc course ol about a month shock wns felt by them; but the rush of tlie nir, the swinging aside of brattice, and a dull rumble, gave, notice to nil experienced miners thnt nn explosion of grout force hnd taken place somewhere within tho bowels ol the enrth, nnd thc only safe plnce was in thc open air away Irom , , ,, , , ., ;, . , c, u ' remarkable locomotives on thc the poisonous lames which were sure' to work their way through nml per meato l he needed tbe nppenrnnce of excited lire bosses shouting warnings nnd impel' lor during the winter months, rocom-1 " "MVB u™ ,roin P™"ott, stating mendntions for the construction of that as an °"t°°™ °' the export re the line having heen forwarded to the "trlctloM a company Is being formed east. The directors nnnouncod that ,or the Purpose o! starting u pulp thuy were more than pleased with the, mlU -n * Tacant starch ,actory- Ua" conntry to be opened up. Tbc tract ""da's tarlll policy will be adapted from the Crow's Nest Pass to Kalis-i tn hor own '"t«ra»ta and not to the pell has already been gone over and ! notio" "' tm neighbors.-Toroiito World. Wilson-Ouilette Wodding , course of about a month; The marriage ol Miss Alice then- will appear on the Pacific dlvi- Ouilette, a popular young lady ol sion ol the C.P.R. one ol the most j this city, to Mr, R. E. Wilson, nj con-, prominent railway man, also ot linen I ol America, aud the heaviest Cranbrook, took place at the St. Eu-1 atmOTPhero","°n"Mnrce'ly|cn8',10'n Catta<ls' It will be opei>; „m hospital chapel on Friday ! ttled between Ucvclstoke and Field, morning, October 1st, Rev. Father L. and will be devoted exclusively to'ciiolnel officiating. Miss Mary Oui- ./reeked slope may slop the progress ative commands to clear out, lor „,,, l]ie lmuling of Ireight trains It beiug j lette. sister of the bride, was brides- ol tho rescue work. The women nml who could do so started lor the open «* """ u( "* , »"«•»' * SSft "". whi"> Mr' Mm,^' was ,the clustered In a drluig ol as rapidly as possible, and even then »><*? c»rs "°1' »»'» 0VI!r <*»* «*«<«j best man. Miss Ouilette is a niece | nl the road than is now possible „( Mr. Marry Robiehaud, the well children arc rain awaiting ildiulti of loved some who beard the warning wore too ones. Alexander Sbnw, a brother of John Shaw, inland revenue agent of this city and foreman of the mine, who was reported to be missing, is now on tho Hiirfaee directing the opera. I with existing power. The new engine will he compo der coal nnd water will wci known Mallet visit conductor, to Alter (he prin Into and were overtaken by the deadly lire-damp, others, too excited, perhaps,,,,- too Ignorant ol the work- UfHculetod compound, and with tew clpal coast cities Mr. and Mrs. Wirings ol the mine, weie only saved by j der coal ami water will weigh over;son wi|| return to Cranbrook, where the heroic work nl Alex. Shaw, boss! '»" bundled tons. Tho eng no alone| tn(,y will begin housekeeping at once. nl No. 2, who, working his way back weighs over 3115,000 poonds. Thill lions of the rescue partv, but at and forth from place to plnce, as, M'lll(;t locomotive really consists ol could only bo done by a mnn who' two engines, us the boiler Is divided knew every Inch »l the workiugs, In M» middle, The body Is ««ry | )B |n about twonty tliaiuMiia ttusb-1 pointed out the way to safety to | long «nd in order to enable-theengine | ^ o( ^mt m c||i>, .£ th(J j^g. bridge Herald, nnd the shipping bus PRAIRIE 18 VERY DRY 1 Wainwright Sends Out Men to Help the Settlers. Wnlnwrtgllt, (let. 7.-The entire Gtltcdgo distriel, 111 mllos north, has been swept by. Humes. I\ I.liter lost Ills house and ollects. IV. Qnllnghor lost Ills house, while .Matthews lost his stable, oats and ha;.. ('. LyonI , lost hay ami cattle. II Is the (ierc- i est lire in the history ol tho dietriet. Hj, the Humes leaping forty luet lire-; nH , guards. The settlers have boon fight- m| Ing the llaiaes for a week, but have | but little chance of stopping the lire „., I as the country i.s as dry as tinder. £,, SMOKE IS UNIIMAllAlil.K gn Fierce fires are raging north of the,'"' town since early in the day, and tho ml smoke is unbearable on the streets, tw OttlKOna are expected to he called ' v:l out tn fight tbe fires before the morn- be ing. »V, The lire which was burnlnp near' HutTiihi park, smith (d here yestcrhny Is now under control) h'dnp surrottn-' ded by lire guards, ami will gradually die. There is no danner ot tlatne-; entering the park. h'irty mon have just left for a point north of town tu assist the cltiaons in fighting the prnlrto liros. lii-in-ral Manager Says His Hoad Will Carry Teii Million Bushel.; 13d mon ton, Oct. 5.—F. ,1. Chamber lln, nenernl mnnagor of the C. T. r. arrived In the city unexpectedly yes- t'iday and took a look over tho railway situation. In company with Mr. Mann, division engineer, he in spectrd the work on the (1. T, I',. simps in the north end ol town and called on the mayor at the city olli con regarding tin- closing of the si reels between blocks 16 anh 17 so as to give the (1. T. P., a continuous mile of yards. In answer to an Inquiry as to what Assistance the G. T. P., would give towards the moving of this year' ; grain crop, Mr. Ohamborlin said the lien* continental line would move ten riilMon bushels of jjrnin this year hi i'l) Kdmontoii and Winnipeg, A ■k or two ago the cars of grain ait to move from points about Inwrlght eastward to Winnipeg. Johns ,8 read. A communication from Harvey,Mc- Oartor & Macdonald, re the closing of a lane on iinker bill was referred to the City Solicitor, with instructions, that if ait persons owning propotty abut in-,' un the lane give thier consent in writing to the Couni cil, the matter would then receive, dui' consideration Communication from Harvey, Mc- Carter & Macdonald, re the Leask property situated on Baker street, was also referred to the City Solicitor with power to act. Finance Committee made their regular monthly report, ond recommended that neconts, as presented to the amount of $5,001 be paid. (tn motion nf aldermen Hunt and .Inckson, the accounts of the Klcctnc la^ht Co., and the Telephone Co., as presented hy the tinance committee, be paid . Alderman Ryan not voting. (in motion uf alderman Hunt and Jackson, the accounts ot the Fink Mercautile (Jo , were ordered paid, Mayor Fink nol voting. On motion of aldermen Jackson nnd Hunt, the accounts as presented by the tinance committee, not other* ft Isfi provided for. be paid Moved hy aldermen Ryan and Johnson, that by-law No, 66 be reconsidered, finally passed, and adopted. Carried. tl was moved by aldermen Ryan an,I Hunt, that the action of thc May.a and City clerk, iii securing an a.--istant to the City Clerk, be con li lined. Carried. Alderman Jock- son voted in the negative Moved by aldermen Jackson and Johnson, that J. c, McKonttlfl be appointed Superintendent of City Water Works, with a salary the same as he was paid by the Wnter .Supply Co, Council adjourned at 11-HO on motion of aldermen Ryan and .Johnson. UURIEK'S DENIAL tys If T. P. Did Not "Request" Oriental Labor bo Imported- present, there Is no Indications of the fire bolng extinguished. The residents ot Nanaimo have been prevented from going to [flxtonslou and only the rescuers, miners und otllcials are mi the scene. TKRRIF1C EXPLOSION. A miner who reached hndysmllh at noon from the mine said that as he and his father were loaving tho mine, bringing out their gear, nn explosion - occurred, The shock was tor rifle, Thc stoppings were blown out and the doors unhinged. The effects of thc explosion were confined to thc slope where It occurred. All the men Elevators are Full of Oram Phe A. R. & I. Company are bring- In tlie othor slopes nnd levels escnp- Nl!W York purchases from thc Cann ed. MOURNING AT LADYSMITH. Lndysmlth, Oct, 5,—Lndysmlth is walling tonight for Its dead, and is n sad grief stricken community. From the time the telephone iiiessai*e gave the first bulletin of the disaster this mortllngi 'md the train eamn down the hill from the mine to tiake doctors and rescuers, sorrow has followed upon sorrow. The horonvod WOtnon and relatives are being kept back from the mines and the officials are keeping silent, but at intervals comes news that, onuses ngontftlng shrieks lu a minor's home. The llrst bodies brought to the surface of the slope hidden In Its covering wiih the corpse of James Molyneux, a Vocalist who has often pleased Ladyiinilth nudloncos. He wiih nn- those who had almost glvon up hope <<■ W«IHy tak« eurvt'8' li iH PWVMd of life and to some who were nearly with a flexible joint located in the overcome with gas, ! middle of the holler. , i,i tlm past it has been found im- AHJ TIMBER DEAL l lHJSsllllt' t0 Ilut heavier power in the 0__ : old type of engine in service for the r..MM« ni-on* «n fr.--.AA..,-*. fHtaN.i renfion that bridges would not stand, L-rge 1 ract on Vancouver Island ,,|(i 0J£tra W(!lght confmea ln m Sold to New York Conoera. ! short Ixxly of the old type ot locomo- Now York, Oct. fi.-Onc of the Inr- live* '^,,! 'll,w, long body type, gest individual timber deals in the spreads tlie weight over a greater TJ)fi (nnkH un, Iigat (lI1(l ,..,,, (M! hn„- hlstory of Western Canada has just length of rull and thus enables lhci(i(1 fmm |>|fl00 to ulm,0 whereby the Americani heavier and much more powerful en-. company of | glno to operate over bridges with perfect safety. ANCIENT APPLK LORE This fruit Wns Popular With Adiim and Eve. following Is from Uie National got nicely Btarted, Very little has come as yet from Cnrdston, as threshing there is Just commonclng, At Raley und Spring Oouloo all the ' elevators are full, and tboy nre tak Ing every ear they can secure. Farmers down there have tanks holding about a carload, In which they Store their grain for the time. been closed Finance and Securities The Apple hist, of tho Spokane " The apple has bee nssoolatod with the hi kind from the earliest ogOfl, "Itltolds aa important place la thi literary tradition nml table of tin human rare, and upon occasion ha: helped to make the history of nation. and to enrich tho Idogrnphlos Making liood Progress The Kootenay Telephones Lims Ltd . are making rapid progress with the installation of their new system Ottawa, Oct7.— Attention has been throughout Southeast Kootenay. Tho roused by Sir Wilfrid Lanrier's tel- pole gang will have the sticks set up to Crow's Nest within two weeks aud start back this way with the work of Wiring, Another crew of linemen will enrry the wires from Oranbrook tout* ward Thc Alberta (iovcrnment line is being ox tended from Ooloman to Crow's Neat and we should have I .nj: distance connection with Ifidmonton, ngram to tho labor men of Hritish Columbia assorting that no request had been made for the importation id Oriental labor, ami the positive statements ot Sir Charles Rivers Wilson and Mr. Mays on the day of their interview with the Premier Tho o. Ti P.i otiicers have affirmed Show Bulletin and Premium published by the management forthcomlna apple show at titimately ot man that the suujeet was under consldora- Calgary, Lothbrldgo nnd Intermediate tlon. Sir Wilfrid Laurier is very clever In his use of words and all that his denial ft mounts to is that no rormnl "roquost" had been officially nerved upon tho government Difl the evidence Is ovei v. liehmiinn tbat the subject has been bronchcd diati Pacific railway 84,000 ncres of, timber lands on Cowiclmn lake, Hi it ish Columbia. This Is said to be the linest tract of timber remaining In Ilritish Columbia. The timber, which consists largely of Ilr, Is of nn nn-. usually dense growth. Mxperts who woro employed by the Now York coin puny report that the timber averages moro than 90,000,000 feet uf mer I chaiilahle timber. Cowlehan lake Isl about 100 mllefl north of Seattle mid '£2 miles from the nearest point on the Nanaimo and Ksipiimnlt. rnilwny, a branch of the Canadian Pacific. Borden's Plans Ottawa, (let, k ii, I,, Gordon left Demands Peaee London, Oct. 6.—Lord Rosebery, in a letter declining; to address furl.ber meetings on the hudgot, says: "To make nny further speeches of amplification und reply, would simply involve my return to political con troversy from which ] have long Withdrawn and to which I hope never SOCIETY GIRL MINE Mining Operations Confined tn No. £ Tunnel. (Moyle Leader.) I'roflpeoUt for the Society otrl Mining company Boom to ho getting to MtMfn brighter every day. J, P, FniTell.| the Hecretary-treasurei of the eom- whcii ahkmI concerning Ihc According to this morning, said: log pnper, .Juti.es Our mining operations have been mud eonflm-il to the No, 2 tunnel, which Is now In eight hundred and twenty- llvo feel. Anticipating a resumption id ore shipments, a wagon road con- puny properly Jeffries to Eight Auto, a Paris sport 1. -roflrlos has the announcement that he will probably fight -Jack Johnson for the heavyweight championship on April 10 or 11 at Hail Francisco, Miti'i|iiiH ol'Uruhttiu Hero Ottawa, Oct, ti. The Marquis for Halifax today, to consult with llUcUllg No. 2 tunnel with the old tho loaders of the Conservative party road has just been completed This On his way back he will moot the plc*0 ot new road Is almost A mile Oraham, I married. Tho next body brought to loadors'of the party In Montreal and In length." Montrose, the surface wan Uobert White, a ml- Quebec. Alter that he will probably Continuing Mr, Par roll snld to families, I ner, which wafl followed quickly by I go to Toronto. many who inspected thc property 0n a tour of Canada. ol ■a and heir of the Duke of itie of the oldest Scottish In the clt.y lie In now Kings, "The Hlhle, Known records mentions the npplo in tlie (plain! dratm Of njdon. There an referenced to It in the old Tostnmcnt, und Solomon HayH ot it 'As Ibe ap pie tree i 'in: the trees of the wood, so Is my bolovod among the none', mul again, 'Stay with flagons, com fort me with apples ' "Among th" Greeks tho apple was known ami honored, and there Is Ire ijiieni mention of It in Ihe charming mythology ot the porlod of Athenian ancondonoy, Homer, at his beat, dings of It,tho Trojan war becomes concerned with it. and both the Mind and the Arnold of Virgil make exlen Blvo use id Its HymhollHiu. "The beautiful logond of the search tho Apples ol llesperides and of Voteran Dies s rt Montreal, Ocl S. Lieutonnnl Oolo ,[ nol Hurry I'uyn, formerly command nii: ollicer of the Seventieth roglmcnt i I the oldest Atld Ihe llrst ollin f huiuiin thought, Wolseley barracks uiosi prominently Fircroft, iu Wostill ii the Onrdon aged B», Ho took morons text military iniiltei-H, ptnlii in the It to grnduate from died at Ills home, inster, lust night, nu active part in d rehelli points within six weeks Refute the end o( the year Medicine Hat will probably be listed on our long dis- tonco schedule The new big switchboard ot the Kootenay Telephone Lines Ims been ..i up in tho offlcoi here and the lo- CAl lines will be swum; onto It on Sundn) The new switchboard is n marvel ot mechanics I Ingenuity and will aflord ,i much superior service to that which could be glvon ou the old board In granting tho prlvilogos ol the City, Feline availed herself of all op portunlty of gottfng a service that will bo Rocond to none hi Canada Ferine Free Press Nnthliii,' III It Toronto, (let G, "Nothing In it." snid Mr. I> R Mann, vice presldrnt ol Ihe Canaillnii Norlberu Railway compnny, when shown a dispatch from Winnipeg to the efloct that the Canadian Northern had acquired the Ditluth A Noil hern MmiiickoI" road to Ciientlint, Minn. Ho Was a (rood Hniiner One night ih out between th twelve would If ner, pi net lcll)R sports It was h< week any person ur of eleven and ive witnessed a run- foi the next holiday not (he Intention of r the Labors of Horculc secure tho trophies host known in Greek nn IH Atlas to one of the mythology. A low turilT Liberal press und a high lurid Liberal (iovcrnment living on terms of sublime friendship nnd conOdonco Ih Indeed a delles duplication, reinnrks the Win ntpog Tolegram. The one talks in terms of free trade and the other acts In terms of pro too tion. the parly when he started out to praci ire, but circumstances alter cases It .ooiieil as tlloUgh some niie was chasing him as he came down Pallctt Avenue, half clothed and disappeared into his quiet home n much disappointed man It pays tnelowhich one to mind their own business no matter how hard it Is to do so. The man who is always sticking his nose la somebody clses business often cornea out at tbe wrong eud PAGE MlOaMIOTOK, OIUNBROOK, 11. 0.. SATtWPAV OOTOBBR vm i ********************* ii Cranbrook t Livery : 1 ESTABLISHED isst. A. B. Gracss, I'l'KI.ISHKK AMI ED1TOK. We ask y U to rail and fry , ► our new Consignment ol n«w anil Op Uvdat. rigs for Winter and Snramtr. -fust received Toppir and Keliubls Horses at your disposal Give them a trial ,«J lie convinced. , , HI.,,.,. ST Crsnlirwilt, H C ********************** NEWPORT It you want ,i delicious Chocolate try those N'ewports al The Palm, We have just received a large stock and are NOT ON TIME The Prospector did not set out ou time tlii.s week, owing to the setting up of tile "objections to the Voting lists" not being in early enough, and the fnct thnt these names had to be published this week. Snlr Agents for Cranbrook. THE PALM Frank Dezall GENERAL BLACKSMI 1 II WOODWORKER Rubber Tires Applied To Bugtcy Wheel-. A0BNT8 FOK CANADIAN OYCI.K ANU MOTOR CO'S BICYCLES Repairing a Specialty. Phone :,i) • • • i', ii. Hoi 113. In Summer —lrss food is needed than in winter. But il ii essential that summer food he palatable and nutritious. 1 hat is why •he best ol all summer foods il BOVRIL We Deal in Bveryihing I''rom a Needle to ;i I .ocomotive JOSEPH tl. MclfAN liKAI.KK IN All kinds nl' Sordini ll.unl ('noils Furniture ii SPECIALTY BUYER OF FURS Sage's f)|,l Stand, Hanson Ave hiium 'im ; ;♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦>♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ii W. Cline ii o <> 11 Uf tli„ nii) Msmtulia It.rbsl , > Sitopi-an n,„Y i,s ruullil in His MANITOH \ llii'I'KI. ii 'lim Claw Wort in .11 l.ian, li.-- ol II,e <; Tonsorial Art'! ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ POLAR UONTROVEKST A suit by Ur. Vook to recover damages trotu Commander Peary for allegedly slanderous uud defamatory statements regarding thf plalnttfl'a discovery of the North Pole would l>e ii perfectly logical proceeding. t The courts are now appealed to to [ nettle controversies ol all kinds. They - take cognisance of contested claims to priority nl tnventlou; why not ol discovery? it ts quite conceivable that huii Injuctloos been in use tit the tien'inninc ol the slxteentb century the beira of Columbus might have up- plied for a court order to protect the 1 discoveries against the Infringement ! i if Arnericus Vespucci. Assuming that the action Is ' brought, we may expect an examin a tlon of tSsqulmaux and other witnesses, including explorers, amateurs ami "Mutual friends" intrusted with records; the introduction ..f expert evidence by prosecution and defense a 10,000-word hypothetical question covering the whole fold of Polar ei ploration, and tbe eventual submit tal ol the case to a jury whose \cr diet, failing an appeal to a higher court, would be accepted as quieting title to tbe Pole Examinations of Dr Cook's astronomical observations and other data by geodetic surveys and Danish universities are all very well. But tor a conclusive decision recourse may properly be had to tlie verdict ol a jury of American peers. In the approaching provincial election Marry Wright Is spoken o( as the Conservative candidate In the City oi Nelson. Mr, Wright is probably better suited for the position S than any other man In Nelson from : a political standpoint. He has al- i ready had the experience of one term I in thf? house nnd for eleven years has been connected with the government in official and unofficial capacities. He has learned the business from the ground up and that is greatly in his favor, Green men are more apt to i make mistakes in polities than those | of experience. As gold commissioner | for ii van. territory in arofttid Nelson he has for a torn; time attended to the affairs of a busy office in an efficient manner satisfactory alike to the people and government nf this great province. We need young energetic and experienced men in the legislative assembly at Victoria, and Harry Wright certainly travels in that class. He brings enthusiasm to his work and that Is one of the prime factors in making a public man u credit to his country, his city nnd his constituents. —Greenwood Ledge. It is a singular fact that when the autumn leaves begin to fall, the thoughts of men turn towards el«r tlons, with the same unfailing regularity with which, in the Hpiing of the year, the young person of the male sex hunts up a new list of best girls for the season. At the present moment, for no very definite reason, the air is full of rumors ol an approaching election. Our mora Ing and evening daily contemporaries are talking to each other in a most improper way, vague hints nre reported to have heen dropped by various public men and are being en larged upon by men who are not j quite so publike but would like to be, and, most ominous sign of all, .lohn | Oliver is sliding around the Province with the same feverish activity—hut not the noiselessness-of a lump of! butter on a hot plate. The Week' has no Information, accurate or oth-. erwfse, to contribute to the existing state of things. This much ia certain, if there is any provincial election pending, it is more likely that its principal issue will be something very important connected with railways. There is one other thing that is very certain, and that is that the present Provincial Government will be returned to power. Their record since they assumed the reins of office iu 1903 has beeu a magnificent one, and productive ol great prosperity and advancement throughout the province. Tbeir tusk has not been an easy one. for they had to rectify the mistakes ol Incompetent predecessors, but the Work has been very thoroughly done The) have earned the confidence <>f the people ,.i this province, ami the confidence ol the Hillside world ol imet>tmeat and finance Thej will have theh sure and certain reward when the voters mark their ballots Victoria ttteW 0* its o cinch that Dr Cook's book will be a belter seller than Peary's, Thc detailed account ,,i his thrilling struggle to gei back to civilisation when he and his two faithful EQakimoS. destitute of supplies, ammunition and fuel, lived the life of primitive cave men, wilt make a narrative ol ah lorbing Interest, Having sailed north in a ship u.im ed after the man who, according to Dooley a:.- "alone in Cuba,' ntttur- all) Peary insisted on being alone at The Hudson Pulton celebration h,u. not been In vain Among New York's varied and manifold resources it has revealed thirty-eight bagpipers, all 1 Scots. The tarifl duty on imported Chinese Josses raises a question as to : whether it is a home manufacture or a religion it is sought to protect. Visitors to the city are respectfully ; requested not to mistake the Government building for the home of the f Hoard of Trade. j The difference Is that the Maureta- i nln smashes records without sacriiie* ing lives. ing on Its own Hoe One kitchen-bed- sitting-room. Suit family of nine. Southern exposure on four sides. Wanted-Great Northern Hotel, Peary Avenue, night porter; hours September to March, nix months' holiday annually; Protestant, sober; steep out; salary to t-mitahle man two walrus tusk-, and eight dried pan guin per month. OaO any lady recommend single handed housemaid for small family in iee cave; must help with fur repairing, but all thaw in-; sent out. Blubber—For Indegwtlon try our Pasteui tied Jersey Whale Itluhbei; no cooking required, sold only In tW0*P0Qd blocks. Candles—Tbe most suitable present; used as an illununant one ol otn can- ' fully matured tallow candles If Used as un illnminant one ol odl cau I dies will maintain a one candle-power I light until consumed, if used as al condiment it will supply more than three times as much nourishment km an equal bulk of whaieboue TO UKNT B loomed I'uiu-t*, sloes to thi new school Electric light, watei audi 'phone Apply LOUTS HILTON, North Kud Van HorM Ave | Professional | •h«h**> .;»:«:«:»>•:• *k«*x* •>•>♦>•> ♦*>♦> HARVEY, McCARTER, a.m. MACDONALD, Hamsters uml Solicitors, ORANBROOK, B.O. **m* SUCKERS well •nd they Keep you dry while you art, wearing them SOLD BY THE BEST DEALERS EVEIYVHERE. smu Csmkm sSu.Cmk C» .hi Wm. Ca» W. F. CURD, Darrlsler, Solloltor, etc, CRANBROOK, B.C. G, II I HOMPSON, lliu'i'iator, Solictor, and Notary fubllo IHli,v Ki'isl UllUUIllgS, CRANBROOK, B.O. |, I. LAIDLAW, Mining Engineer uml B.C I .mul Surveyor, CRANBROOK, B.O, I'.n ii..x Wfl Phono 888,1 ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦| !! Dr. i:. W. Connolly Physician and Sobqbon Unlcci Ai'iUBtrony Ave J I HOURS S Ul 11 ,1 Ul '.' IU 4 |l Ul IU S 11 111. Pliana OIBoe 106. Rosldenoe 10H ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦>♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦' CRANBROOK AERIE 967 F. O. E. FRATERNAL ORDEREAfiLES Ment every I'rluay ui 8 p.in Visiting Brotnei's Coi'dlnlly Invited P, W. Revet, W Prenldnt Wm. Anderson, Secretnry. Aorle Phyalolan, P. 0, Hox 28. |. W. RUTLEDGE, M.M.V., V.S., Graduate ,,i (iiiiai'iu Veterinary College, Toronto, In l»us. Qrntiunteanil ModalUI of MoKllllpVet- evlnary CoUngo, Chicago, 111., In »«H) Registered member ol British Columbia Association. ILL CULLS NIGHT . 0»V PROMPTLY 'TTCNDEO TO s.ini,-. Have ynu seen the comet? ! Minister And the child's madam? Mother (firmly,)—Name him Freder- irk Itnhert Cook Peary Smith. I am not going tn take any ehances. AKTIC ITEMS (London Punch.) Tourist—The tourist season opened early this year, our first visitor ar- rlving on April o. It will be remembered thnt lant year the rush for the Pole commenced on April 21. To Let- The North Pole (just of!) old-fashioned snow bungalow stand- ANCIENT ORDER I1 FORESTERS COURT CRANBROOK, 1S43 Meets is Carmtl's Hall Urn aid 4th Thursday ol each moata at t p.m. sharp. A. tlt'Coval, Chlel Ralger. 0. A. Abbott, Secretary. TisltiBf Bretbrea made welcome. McVITTIE & PARKER P.l.S. & (I.E. ORANBROOK, B.C Welcome Words to Women Women -Abu m-Hci wiili disorder* peculiar ia tbeir •ex kbuulJ write lo Dr. fierce .md receive free tbc tJvicr of * phyatclan ol' over -tu yeiri1 experience —■ -ikilled mid auccei'-rul s-.cciili->t in tbt divt-licft •f women, luery letter uf til is lOrl lltii thi aiuit Mrelul CMiikideriiiuii mul is re^nrited at ilcrcdU •unliJetitiat. Mtnv leruilively mode-it women write tally lu Dr, Pierce wlmt (bey wuulJ khrink fruni lellint tu iheir lui-al pli-cicinii. I'lie lu««l physic,un U prettv »ure tu ki) that he cum-.it do aaythinj without "an evamiimitoii." Dr. 1'i.ice uold» that these Jisiaiiftnl etmiiin-itiimB are -{eaerally ueed- Lt-M, and that itu wtmiau, except iu rare ««««», kbuuld aultuilt lu them. Ur. Pierce'* trcdtuieul will curt yuu right in 1I1-1 ui-it*ttv ul' -fuur own Uutiic. His ** tellurite PraewrlptMo" lnu vurcd liuudrcatk of Uii.u-.-w.dk, auiiid uf than tfca warat of eaaaa* It it the l bhyiiciaii mfredietit ..<< tiuu. \o jl uluui medici with vour In \. Pierce, 1' r iii.-iMcine of id V.in-1 tit* is. the product uf a regularly graduatatl Ihe .in1., tme -Jo..J .-iiuii-ti tbac ilk uiakeik dare to prim iti every i lb uutildc wrapper, Tiiera'i no seertcy. It wilt bear examine- nj nu liiliil'foriiiiii'j drugi .tre luinid tu it. Some uuscrup- len may uller you i subbtlitittt, Duo', take it. Duu't trila Write to World Diapftutary Mediua A^auuiutiuii. Dr. K. >ti l.uliilo :\. > . ink? tuc advice received and be wall. Francis Edward Corrison Bamlninsii'i' Crunbr , i ii i Kami Chulnnastei1 Knox h>iv»hvt«rlui Cliiir"li Late Han,In,:,.i,,i Hi- Mar-i, . i:,,,,i IV. I'n.ili,.,.. TE.ACHER OF Violin, lluiijn. iluilar, Mandolin and Standard Inslni nls Orchestra Furnished Phone 153, CKANUKOOK, B.C. ra^ Tax Sale Notice Sale of Lands for Unpaid Taxes in the Fort Steele Assessment District, Province of Ilritish Cnlumhia OFFICE »T McKINSntVS LIVERY BARN CRANRKOOK, R.C. W. CRAIG MASONRY Sieam Boilers and Furnaoe Wofk a Spoolalty. Cost and Stock Kstimalea furnished Upon Application. P.O. Box 834. W. R. BEATTY Undortakei', Kinbalincr, funeral Dlveotor, CRANRROOK, R.C. NMM,W4M<WMiMim*MMitMMn Rocky Mountain Chapter no. lafi. K. a. M, Regular meetlugs:-iluci Tuesday In eaeli month at eight o'olook. Sojourning Companions are cordially Invited. W. P. FBEKZR, Scribe E. Box 2(12 CKANUItOOK, B. 0. Calgary cattle Co. Fresh nnd Suited Meats, Pish nnd Poultry in seuson. LOTS OF FINE YOUNG TURKEYS JUST ARRIVED (■liters by Mail will receive prompt attention. Order by Phone, 45. ********************** MAPLE [Uf H[KUI LODGE Masts svsry sscond and fourth Wsdnosday at nsw Fratsrnlty Mall. Sojourlng R.bikahs cordially Invited NO. Miss I,. M. Tannhauser Hcc. Miss Mar Ohapman. I IIBHEDY iilVK NOTICE thai oh Tucsdoy, lath ol Ootolier, A.D, HUM at the hour ol ten o'clock'in the loron i, nl the Court House, Cranbrook, ll. 0., I shall offer lor sale nt Public Auction, the lands In the list hcrelnaltei set out, ,,i the persons In the said lim hereinafter set out lor delinquent taxes unpaid by thc ~iml persons nn ili^ '.lsi day ol December, rum, „,„i f,,r intereat, ijnBts and expenses, including the cost nl advertising said sale, il not sonnet paid. STEADY EMPLOYMENT For s reliable local salesman re presenting Canada's Oldesl and OrsateBl Nurseries In Crnnhrook ,,n,i adjoining i ounl i v Thr popularity ol our stnek whi.h is giuwu un llmestono soil, mnklag „ui trees mil hiiBhes banllei' uml longer-lived Llinn r,,Msi grown stock, i. acknowledged I.v eiperleaceil h'lill growers, We iimks i, specialty ol growing stock for British Columbia anil ship >n carload to thai province A pelinnnenl SltllntlOD I,, (Il'IiI man, with territory reserved, Pay weekly; free ,,nlfil Wills ful particulars, Stone & Wellington I-'iiNTIIIU, NIHtHKItlKH T0HONT0 ONT (Licensed by b. 0, Oaverament.j NAME i iF PERRON A8REHHEI) Ann,lil, Oeorge Douglas, Oeorgs . Douglas, Oeorge Arnold, Elisabeth ............. Ijine, Unrry 1,1,11,-, Hittinii It. Howard, Aubrey K Hill,,n. IImIiciI R THK l.l.-iT ATiOVB MENTIONBI) SHORT DBRORIPTION OE PRO PBRTY iil«f« I Ml ■ll«ll!llll,laUtl DELINQUENT TAXES. Taxes School Interest Cost ft Total Expenses Rinltli, A I. Rates Lot i,Ti. Oroup i,in-, Kootenay Ills- trict, 820 iiitcii 7.li8 ,ar, 12.00 10.nil .Lot '.Hiii,, Oroup one, Kootenuy in trict, ICO acren fko .'it 2.00 7.112 .Lol 7iiIk. Oroup 1,in-, Knnt.eniiy District, ICfj ncros a.M .is 2.00 11.14 l.i.l 11304, Oroup mil', K,„ilenay DiN trict., 77 ncros 11.110 27 2.00 r,.s7 ..Lot 2IIHH, Oroup ime, Kootonay Di«- trlct, 22 ncros 4M .is 2.00 ii.ik Lol ,'ioM. Oroup one, Kootonny dln- Irli'l, illir, nrii'H M.4II I.Mil 3.91 2.110 112.14 .1,1,1 .'mi,'.). Oroup one, Kootonny Hi' trict, SG.n acres 24.80 s 411 3.50 2.110 35.20 Huh Lot 17 Ol Lot 4501, Oroll|> nlli', Kootonny District, 850 «Mno ni'lea 88.06 HM 2 00 114.55 .Mill, Lot 24 nl Lot 45'.I2, Ornlip nne, Kootenny Di»trirt, 163 11:11110 acres 2120 t.sr, 2 nn 24 75 $5.00 CASH AND $3.00aMONTH Good Dlarimal For Cash gUPLC J.- ^.STRONC Haled nl Oranbrook, II r , 7th duy ol aeptember, A.D., 1989. ALFRED. 0, NELSON, Deputy Assessor aad Collector. »\m otmnfomm.snm ALSO SECOND HANI) MACHINES FOR SALE CHEAP AND TO RENT. GEO. B POWELL, Agent Aniifltrniif Av*Dtie. Phone 156. Cranbrook, B. C. ^mamm%ammm%m^m%M*Aa\am\m%amma%m*mm9mmm^m%m%mmam*A 4AAAAAa\Aa\aiaia\As%s\aVa%a\a\aai 'WVWWWTTWWWWW WWW WW WWW WWW NORTH STAR HOTEL KIMBERLEY. B.C. t H W. DREW, Proprietor. 4>4>4>4>«>«4>4>«4>«4>4>4>4>4>4>sM4>4>a>«>4>»4>«>*4>4>*4>4>4>^^ ♦^♦♦♦♦♦4>4>4>4>4>4)4>«>4>*4)*4)*#»4>4>4»#4>«>4>4>4)4>4)4>4>4>4>4># Pound! On Baker tieet, one door west ol Messrs. Mill & Co., the only place in town that can make life worth living. Cosmopolitan Hotel E. H. SMALL, Manager. 4>4>4>4>4>4>4>*«>4>4>4>4>4>4>4X>a>4>4>4> 4>4>4>4>4>«4>«>4>4>4>4><>4>4>4>4>4X>«>« Rubber Dollar Store C W. VanWOBMER, Proprietok HANSON AVENUE ■ • CRANBROOK, B.C. We Buy Everything HORSES, STOVES, new and second hand FURNITURE. CROCKERY and WEARING APPAREL WE SELL what we have In stock at prices that will surprise you. A visit to tho Dollar store will con- vinco you that we have the goods, and can save you fifty per cent on any goods purchased. ♦04>4>«X> We Buy and Sell Fur Clash Steel Range l-'resh air is introduced into the Kootenay oven through a series of vents at the bottom of the oven door, and the cooking* fumes carried out through another series of vents at the back of the oven. (Arrows ln illustration. show method f|%%j^ S~of ventilation.) -; ' "''' ^ The air in the oven ia always kopt pure. The natural flavor of every article is completely retained Everything tastes most dellolouu. FREE Booklet on request. fSr MCCLARYS FOR BALE BY P1TMORK BROS. —^—^^—. iSV >.< I Cranbrook Electorial District objection li i> been made to tho retention ou the Register the following names; any voter objected lo or any voter on his heard at the Oourl of Revision to be hold at the Court House on Monday tlio Hrst day of November, Hnn at ten o'clock lu the A I) lilli Abbott, ll Atiusler, -I ..nu > Adttins, Lnwronu Aioxamlor. Unuo Allen, John ■ Allen, Itouorl -I, Alpaugh, Androi Anuoreon, Atuori Andoreon, Ifidwni Anderson, Uu«l Audorson, Johu Andrews, Alitor! Andrew*. (Jlinrli Andrews Tlioi Annua David ArJhor, Prodm Ic Argue, Uoorno > , Armonoau, -ini • Ainiil. Qooriro Artnetrong, Oho ' Arnold, Alunnil ii- .Inn K.nn.-I. ,,-lil 81 ill! U7 US 100 1011 1114 105 1011 110 118 110 117 iaa 1113 i»i Kill 137 IDS 110 111! 114 146 117 . 150 152 154 luU 100 101 loi 105 100 167 103 loo 1,2 181 mo lea 102 l'J( 108 200 201 202 UUO 200 20l> 210 211 212 aia 214 215 210 210 220 222 220 227 232 230 211 242 246 240 250 251 252 255 200 261 262 264 271 272 275 277 281 286 288 202 303 204 304 313 317 318 310 320 321 327 337 830 340 341 345 846 847 343 352 354 355 356 ll.'ill 860 866 368 800 372 874 881 385 880 888 395 307 SOU 407 4011 410 411 412 418 115 416 418 41U 421 428 428 482 440 444 447 448 440 452 400 488 164 465 466 472 473 475 476 477 478 480 481 482 483 486 487 488 480 4011 493 496 498 .Mil 511 613 517 61U 520 522 524 527 632 534 535 538 540 511 512 643 641 545 546 547 649 651 562 654 566 568 563 An Jamil! IV Cran rook tlnl-unor rim, rook ....incl.l, Harry AlliOrl Am ail,,-. Frederick Win linker. (lamer linker, George llurross linker, I'aul linillnil, llenrip' . Barderatone, Ur Bambrlob, Hober Hanibrirk. .Ion Hunks. Albert llliinilstor, \ ictor limber, Bklwawl Barclay, William Barnard, Thomas Aritnir .. llnn.es. Oh»s Barnes, Frank lie". Barney Ilnrnett, ,l„lin Ilnrney, OlilTord Aunslus Itnron, Robert Stewart — Burr, Thomas Oeorge Barrond, Fordlnend Barns, William Joseph Baxter, Shlpman Bayea, Huuti Bayne, Alexander ... Beaciiam, Havelock Beaile, Willinm Bealtie, Fred Beuttio. oeorye Boaumond, cvniio BeCK, Henry .Inines Belungee, Ornnt Bolton, John Joan's Benedict, William Bennett, Oeorge Benson, John Benvdlo, Archie Bergeron, Albert Bernier, Frank xnvler Berthlaume, Jean Itnl'tM'' Bortrand, Honore Besovl, Fetor Bessette, DemaBe Bessetto, Joseph , Billings. Morton Dennis . Biruey, Thomas Wiley BlacK, Adam Alexander BiueK, Itchert John Blane, David uiundin, Oslas lloag, John — lloily. Joseph Bolvln, Victor Bonauiler. John Bonnardol, Albert Bothwlck, Alexander Boitoiiiley. Allen Bourio, r'niil Bovill. William Bowall, btenly Bowers. Britain Bowie, Alexander Ooorga llnwlanil, Oharlos Bowlatld, Oharlos BciwnoSB, Fred Bovee, Mirlinll Fetor BoVhi, John .... Urn,llev. Arthur Urndlev. .Inines Branch, Henry Brault, Vital llremner, tlet.rge Bretnner, J„lui Uu.iiini Brewster. Ilolierl .Inines Bridges, William Urklgotl, Frederick Britain, .lenii llni'in Bristow. Oliver Brogan, John Waller Brooks. John Brooksbnnk. Arthur Brotherton, Ralph Broussenn. t'leophas Brown, Patrick Brown, Percy Moore Brown, Thornfinnson Bruce, Haldol Mclvoi' Buchau, Johu S Buick. Jumes Bullock, William Bundv, Oeorge Burke, William Burnett, John Burneston. Georgu Burton, Albert James ... Bryne, Jobs Francis . Caldwell. John .... Ualey, Oeoree James Callahan, Edward Callahan. Michael Callin, Thomns Allien ■ Cameron. Ban Campbell. Anthony Campboll. Demos Campbell. Donald Campbell. Donald A Campbell. John Campbell. Johu Alexin,,!,,, Campbell. John Alex. ( Campbell, Joseph Campbell. Myles .............. Campbell. William Welsh Civlidllsh, Hurry I.nl,,I, Cnnlleld. John Cuiitlu, FMiuund Carded, Honry Carmichnel, Archer . Cnr.on, Henry Carpenter, Wilfred Carrara, Frank Carruthers, Jnmes Carter, Frederick Carlor, John Flunk Carter. Otis Oartwrlgnt, ltouum Ohaddock, William........... Chalmers, James Huttl, ChnmpaK'10. Dave Obarbonoau, Harry Chartler, Telespluue Chnrlrnud, Arslno l.oiils Churtrniid. Heury Obllleliils. Adelnrd Chollow, W,Ilium Choicoyne, Mnrtln Chlsholui, Alesund, Chlsliolm. linn Clllshnlm, Ooorge km« OlllBbolm, K ieth I'lilsln.lm. Willinm Nelson Clnlriiiimt. Josonl, ■ Clark, Alfred Turner .. Clark, Italian . Claydon, Joseph Clayton, .lames Clayton. Heelnnld Cleary. William Clermont, Noe ■- Cohoou. F.nsley Itatwll Colniau, John Colpmau. William Colsly, Petre Comrle. Alexander Ross Conoier. Clnrenre Fenlinnud Const ant die. Oils Cook, Alunsou Cnnulii" Cook, Bunrrolt Plerponl Cookwell. F.nrnest Coonev. Ooorgo lidwunt Corbel t, llllhert Oorbett. Wulter Smith Corcoran, Is-wis W Corlstln. Joseph Oormo, William Cote. Joseph ■ Cote, Marie Joseph Cote, million Ootoy, Chnrles Cuidomtie, FuTnest Coutur,,. .lolin Oowun. Aloxnnoor Cosutotto, Ouisoppo Croutr., Oilier Crosbv, ltols-rt Crowe, Fre.l Willinm Crowther, John Willi Cnlllnn, Fslwurd Tluimna Culllon, John CummiiiKS, Altnsl Ounnlngnntn, 8 Currie. Areloliald Cvr. Henry Daley, John . Dnrvle, Jnsopll Dallas, William Dnndiirniid, Arthur Josolih Barling, Clarence Darling, ll" ■•■• , ;, llniliim. Willlmi, l.vull llarniKll. nugll to hil.ul.l Darragn, John llitimirh. J"S<-|»h , Davidson, Winium tlnnlnl Davis, Altnsl Will liny David Avldsn Day, Willinm Henry . . Decliaane, llnrry Deeolircv, Patrick Delaney, Rankin Deloughery. Mick Moylo .Crnn rook look rook rook rook St.-rle Fori t'rniil.rook. l.'rnntironk. Cranbrook, . Unntner .Moyle .Wiirilnor i ,.,,-.'a*..K .Crauhrook, .Mnyook .Crniibrnok, Moyle .Marysville jinyooK t'liinVook. Cranlirook, I'luntfook. (rulil/.'ook. . Crnulirnok, ..('ranbl'ook, ...Units.me Mul.sl ill,- • linker t'r.i ook, l'i„nl<,'„„k. .Wnrduer ... ..Moylo ll'nttsliilrn I'lnnU .,,". l'i niil/r,,,.!., .Moyle ..Moyle ...... Mnyook .Crniibrnok .Wurdnnr ..Crnnl .r.iok ..l.'r nut •i. ■■ >k ..Yil IlK ..Pi a til ■nii •k if'.- rt Sl' ,-l- ..l'i irni tk .. Ki ..I'l ai>' Jo! •k ..Mi >yii .Mi ..fi l'i l'i .rt>. ,i. ..Mi ..l'i •u\l'i I.I-MI .k ...It till l.ro. 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TUI* ggUttWrrOft, CKiNimWK, tf. 0-, S.\T|-|;l».\Y m TnliKK i. ■ of Volurs of behalf will bu at Craubrook forenoou. l.tililbs'lUidlt l.miltn't'lliult car ropfttrer HutclHT l.nb.irtT Miner Slll'-llt'lUlIMl . »uwyor l.iiiiiooriimii l.UtlllrfMUIUl .. Uilllmiitl ... Lnborcr .. .I.iibotvr ,..,. ■ - H'.-'lllHlli l^nburor Ulitor Hrnk>'iiuiti Tinmstcr MiwIiiTiun T.-nmstpr „ Hiirli*iiti«T 'IVatufitiT TfanitttT ... Lttborvr ... CU'ruymnn . TalVo r , l>iin.Htt?r Cook I.UIlibtTtU.Ul Cook .... Carpont'»r Pump repalw .... Minor . Itaiii-lior ... .rtrt'innn . „. Butcher ....'rettuiBti'r . Laborer .. Miu«*r Cook , toc<i. Engineer Conntabb' .Lumber man Lum tennan Car|»enter Laborer Lumberman Lumberman ■ Cli.Ttfyuiun Tie mak.-r linker Lumberman Lumberman Laborer Itauciver Woodsman , . . .Cuntbook uiati Laborer Lumberman Miner .Sawyer . . Lumberman Lumberman Lumberman Miner Lumberman Millmau I'rlnter Cook nurirooti ...VarUuiaator ,. Teamster , ...Lumbtjrroau . .iiriii«emnii Minor Lumberman Miner .. Lumberman Lumberman . Miner Lumiiermnn UoHtler Lumberman ...Lumberman Lumberman Lumberman Harber Carj»enter .... Miner Teamnter Clerk Lnbor-r ...MoiiiUor Hotel Hork »ookke.-l»-r fci.itrieimi Lmntiormaii Laborer Lumberman Lumberman .Laborer Cook Lftlwrer Clerk Lumberman Lumberman Millhaml Lumberman Smeltermiin Lumberman Carpenter Traveller Lojjrutter Curpenler Teamster Brakeiuan Laborer Lulubermaii ...Barber Laborer l.»boivr Miner . .Lumberman Millman Cook Miner I,timber man Lumberman Tlemnker Lumberman Lumberman Ilanoher Lumberman Laborer Clerk Lumberman Miner Lumberman Brnkeman Lumberman Laborer Bridgeniau t-aborer Lumberman Laborer Salesman ..Miner Car Repairer Miner MiMnmii Bartender Bridtfetuan Mtllmun Baker Cook Sinelierman Lumtwinnn Lumberman Carpenter Miner Lubt-rer Pumpman Teamnter Lumberman ...Ranoner Lumberman Millliaml Lumberman Teamster ..-Brnkeman BrlJnriiion , Arvtiunt.iNl Merchant Mill inanaRer •■-lx>RRer Laborer Sawyer Laborer Bookkeeper Rancher Bridtijemiin Tailor Teamster Tea mater Lun.bermuii Teamnter Laborer LiiDiiiormuit Baker Lutnln-rmail Lumberman Lumberman Lumber-mi. ii MnrnesKmakor Lub<>rer Brblm'inaii --Lumliermau Miner piiplneer LuinlF-riimn Luiiiiwi'iiiiiii Student Lunitiermiin Lumberman Lumberman Lunibormnn Butibmaii Stenm S Mini .-Miner StinfiMit-ut-la Bookkeeper Clerk Lutiitierittuii . l.unilieriiiun . Lunibermnn Lumberman Brnb-eumn Lumberman Carpenter Luiiiiwrnmn Lumt»ermnn Lumberman Teamster ,*an Benors, Kmery UB Lh'Uiers, lieor^v fittfl iK'ini'.se.v. Botn-ri . ,. ,it.7 DfttnpVtWi i'bom.i-< U'.-ur> .'ni'.i lw-n-eiie Nornuui ;.;*j (•.■siaiviiue-*. Cyprten OM UesiourUv. Arlbur .•.76 L».'sUoibe-<. I'Mward .•.;; 1>i*vUu. Jobn 688 lWi.ll. -loiui r.rtii Dtckaon, David BUU 1MB, John - il»t UiiiL-man, I'hilu. IVar .. m..*, Donnelly, ftilllam itotK*n .. C,i»\ li.niovan. I'l'iink tni; Dotilau. C«iiu-k ....... tan Dor roll, wyluata Jo*, a. ■U2 Doutran, llenr> ...» ill Dougherty, ftutlaui Aitred ..Moyle .. UaryNvUU ..rt..i.ln.-i ..i.»'k . rr.tei.iook ..l"r.in"look ..Cranbrook ..Cranbrook .Cranbrook ..cranbrook ,.1'r.tnbrook ..Cranbrook ..Crunbrook ..Fori ..Crunbrook ..Cranbrook ..Kimi»-'le> B.(k.-t ii I j Doherty, Thomi mu iiuituhw. Jiunua llentleraon l»o\\ ib.un, iiowue i IU\V Ml i Droweri i'h- orRu I loin". 1 >.. -«i. Alfred N.>rui.*» John Cllne Drlacoll, Jerr,\ . Duehurm. Alexander Hull, rn.uk • bud. John .. Durty, iiu«h Dully. Miihaei J wo we Dulmaue. Archibald r. UultttasOi <Juhu Kmery Dunn. Prancln Joseph Iniiiii. Harry Durnnd. Oacar IbnVs, Kly ••• Huruiii. Itotwrt Uoavllle Button. John Katun. (Irabam A • EccIoh, William Henr> ..., bJdwnrds, toorn*} H. . KdwnrdH, Jumea l-.uwiirdti. John ., Eld or kin. Johu Kerr ........... Lldrmiru. Arthur <»*^'k? ;» ElTowpod. Arthur Muutnto Elliott. John Elliott, John ,- ElilB. liarry Engllnh, Daniel • Enoch. Paler lOrskitie. Uobert Evana, Cluirhw Ooorgo Evans, Evan William BvanB. llerberl Anud>l . Evans. William BtiU i'airi.rother. Robert Pearson ol KunuinK. Ambrose William ■ Fardon. William 70-1 Eaniunlireou. tieomt- lladden 7bH Faulkner, Alirrd Epeley 7l» Feagan, (ieurge Edwin 7ltt FergUHini, Miuurd -" Ferland. Mevorln Ferrler, David Ferrift, Frnent lla>nes Field. Joseph Field. Samuel Ellon, Joseph t'inulay. Georuo ll. . Fiset. (leorue toi Fit'/terald, John ■ ■■••• Tll'.t Kit/patrick. Edward Joneph 7411 Fit/pntrlck. Juine- Harris ... 741 riuputrlck, John Josi-pb 74J Fit/patriek, Ralph 7.11 Forties, John Archibald ■ 7J>2 Ford. Allen **o Eornior, '/«o Forster, Edward llenr> Fortler, Alfred Foturault. Domino Fuuniier, WiKrwl Fox. Alfred • Fo\, Thomaa Foyie. Bnps 717 71K 7iy 71il ra\ 784 7117 760 7 Ml 7111 7**1! 700 708 ,„ , 770 Franson, Charles - 771 77JI 7M0 7H1 7«4 7Hti 7'Jli "I'll B1H 8'J4 MltS hi:. 849 860 862 804 So«.) Bill Franson, Oscar Fraser, Albori Frnser, Alexander Fayne, (leurn.: Fredetto, Fred .*. Frk-1, Arthur Frond) Andrew Fuller. Wllbor. Fuller, Wiiiium ,'U8 Oageon, Fred 7W OaRtio, Ooorge .. Him LlaK'ier, Churlen Kill Oaffnon, Frank KdwaU Hoi liullunli.T. Ilt'iii.ti'l IMuiio HOil Calliitlier. Frank Hm7 Galloway, Kvereti nuh Galloway. Archibald Bit! darner. I'hlllp Hia Oarrott, John 814 Garnon, Andivvv JuIiihou 817 Oaudrrau. Louis Unuthier, Josepit Gerard, Kilinund Ulbli, Jobn Glbbs, Harold Hill. John Glllesoloi John Alpboitso, Olt'and, Johu t.lendennlnK. Rich. Earnent ... Gletm. Iloht-ri Alexander (indciinrlob, William Rich Gottltit Jiise|»h Gordoni Ralph DeJtjeri t".. Koriton, W lillnin Sbii! Portion, Willinm Hiiii tioulet, Fivd 807 Oourley, Oeorge Arthur Btlli Grace. James B7i> Graham. Allien 1 H7l Graham. Aloxnnder .inim S7y Oraham. Fdmund H7JI Oraham Harry 870 Grant. Alexander H77 Grunt, Alexuiuler 861 Grant, John .... SH!t Ornnt, Gorman HHt» Green, Edward mi'j Green, Ralph 801 (ireonwood, Norman 8'Jd Gr^K. William Elms 8011 GrenVer, Adelard *J0H OUeneley, Allrcrt Louis 910 Gulcbon. Altmrt Alphoa^e . Ull Oulmond, Stephen 91U Gunn, Joseph 917 Hagarty, Herirand ., 91H Hagarty, Frank. 919 llnhnv, AUrod 980 Haines, Dow ; 1 llalties, Froderlck Kiandnr . Haines, lllram .". 1 Uii net,, Hubi Kerk Hull. Allien Arthur Hambleton. John Hnmbley, Sidney Framis .... Hamilton, Chants .... Hamilton, John Franklin . Hammond, Sam Hor-*nell ... HnmuieU. WllllUm Hannn. Mark Ell wood Harbour, I'H'! .... Harding, William 951 Hardy. Thomas 9.MJ Haritreavex. (Mnln Asiiuith 90^ Harlow, Farneal Charles ,., 954 Harper, John l'atrlck 955 tlarinu*, Michael James 950 Harper, Robert Liona 969 Harris, Charles Frederlek . 902 Harrington, Jerome 907 Hurry. Frank "", Harttturnvp, Bart Harvey, James Alben Hnrvie. Stafford Knowlea . Hustle, Bruo« Huswell, William Hiittkis, George Henry Hay, John ..... Hayes, John ChrySDSlom . 980 Hii>i\es, Nelson C. 9U'J 924 927 934 985 980 91IH 941 942 915 949 950 972 97'" 970 961 980 984 W 999 1000 14X14 1000 1007 1O0M Hn/«ard, Fmitar l-.l Heln. Arthur Henderson, Robert . Henderson. Winmiu lieudrieknon. Arthur jiid Axel ool* . Mu, ,, Cran brook ..Fort Steele .Moyle ,..Crnnbrook ..Cranbrook .iioyto .Uojie. , ..Cranbrook . ..Moyle ... ."i rooa ...Fort Steele JlttlCllol ....Cranbrook Moyie .Wnrdner . ..Ryan ... ...i mnoruok ... Crunbrook ...Crunbrook ... Cranbrook ....Moylo .. ..Moyle ...M» ook Kalswnrth Heiinlgar, Robt ...... Renter. Feter 1009 Hennell, Ralph ■ 1012 Herrlolt. Alfred Edward .... ■ lllolwrt, Thomas Henry Rickey. Thomus Henry HirkH. Francis James Hickev, Alexander High, Alexander Hlyhwardeu. Jumes Biggins, Joseph 1'atrirk ... ...... Hill, Fenwiek „..........■v»»«» 1029 Hillam. Frederick Herbert loan lllllter. George ., m:tl Htllter. Ooorge Jr. Hi;t4 Hlnmnn, Cyrus Edward 1089 llodHon. William Hog. Bols-rt ■ Hog. Harvey Mckenzie ..... Holford. George- Bramall „ llolaud, Alexander ;; »■■ HoBownV. William tram-is Howard, Richard Howe, Moiitirouiery Howell, William FtlwiO'd ... lu70 llullmnn, I'aul M,7:t nuKhofl, (Minrles Nelunn - Hugh.-. William Webster . Huntley. Alfred Huuilev. Alfred Hunter. Genl'Bfl Giuliani , Hiii.'tiiiisoii, Isaac Hilti'hlnHoti, John viiHnn, Edward Iversnn, Botiert JnekHon. Samuel lllotini Jackson. William ... Jackson. Willinm Samuel Jnmesi Alfred (lenrg^i James, Gilbert .■ ... Jiimiesoii, William Jamison, Harold Jpffares, (lenrge Wlllliiiii Jpffrov. Chnrles RevUmld Jiinseniiis Soreti Jensen .lifwoll, Join, lienrj . JiH'eiin, .low»ph ,loheiis-.u. Joln.ii (Hnf ii'jd Jniinsnn, John Anton .... Iintl Johnston, Chnrles w."de> lllin Johnston James ... 11118 Johns Biehat.l Lnuret I |fl9 Jolnti, John II io J.ii.iii Joseph ' Jones, Hurry Harrington .L.stad. Outtovtis I' Jostnd. Sldtird ,l..sl:id. Thomas ..... .... Joyce. Oeorgo Joyce, Harry Kn'aret John William Kay, James 1014 1017 huh 1019 1020 1021 1022 lO'JU 1042 1041 104.1 1010 1019 lnOii IO0 5 1000 I07i 107H 1079 1080 1087 HlHH 1095 1097 1098 11109 lion liol lliil IHtO 1107 I H'H MOD inn in.-. I I 10 1117 nn hit II4M 1119 11511 1151 1155 1157 . tiui.l.rouk .Cranbrook ...Marysville Crauhrook, .Crnnbrook ....Cranbrook •Cranbrook M.O""k . iioylo . u.trwOle ... .Mnytf . . .....Moylo . .Cranbrook ....Cranbrook ....Crnabrook ..Ryan .......... ....Crnnhrook ...Crauliiook „ •••Moyle ■ ....Mttiysvltle Cranbrook .... North Star ■ Vahk ...Crnnbrook ■•Cranbrook -M.irj-Miie ....Ryan \lovio ...Moyle , ...Most.- Mnr^Hvnio .. Cr.iut.rook Marysvllio .....Crnnbrook -Fort Sieele Moylo Criiiii.n.ok Moylo Crnnbrook ... ......Cranbrook ....Cranbrofk ... Movie . . ..Oranbrook ......Oranbrook ..... . Cranbrook Moyle ..North star . ... Move. Ryan Craubrook — Fort si-'elo .lun' ...■•Morysvlllo Cranbrook Crunbrook ......Cranbrook Cranbrook .. . ......Oranbrook . - .Ryan Cranbruok . .. ... Cranbrook .......Wardner .......Marysville ...... ..Ryan . . • cranbrook Moyie ... . . ••Crunbrook .. Crunbrook Morysvlllo Marysvllio -Mnyook Moylo Cranbrook . Movie -Cranbrook ... Wutthburg ... Crniibrnok Crunbrook . Cranbrook Ryan Cranbrook Crunbrook Ward nor ... .•-•Cranbrook .. .... Marysville Moyie •Craubrook ... . -.Crunbrook .Crniibrnok Moyie Cranbrook Cranbrook Crniibrook •Cranbrook ••Craubrook -Fort Stceli- Cranlirook 'Fori Steele Marysville -Cranbrook . ,.. ••Cranbrook •Wardner -Moyle ...... -Cranbruok .. . Cranbrook .... Cranbrook Cranbrook . Cranbrook . . Mar>s\tlle Cranbrook , llojie • Moyie Cranbrook . . Cranbrook Craitbroo],. .... • -Moyie. Cranbrook Cranbrook .Oranbrook . . Wnrdner Cranbrook . -Moyle Moyie .- "Cranbrook Wunlnei Cranbrook Cranbrook Crunbrook Fort Steele . Cranbrook Cranbrook Fort Steele Marvsville Cranbrook Cranbrook Ryan Cranbrook Wardner Cranbrook Wariim-i Moyic Craubrook Wardner "Cranbrook Cranbrook . ..Cranbrook Murysvill.- ... Marysville , Cranbrook Oranbrook Fort Steele Murysvill.. Oranbrook Cranbrook Crnnbrook .Crnnbrook Moyie Wardner Crutibri»>k Craubrook Cranbrook KlmWorley I'ranbrook -Movie Moyle .., Wunlni-r Cranbrook Fort Steele ItMlll . . ..MurvsOlle . Crauhr ok Cranbrook .Movie Marysville . . .Cninbr.-ok ..Crunbrook ,. .Mnrvtn Marvsville ......Fori Steele Moyle ...Cranbrook , ... ,Cranbr.«.k Moyle , ..Wanln-r . .Wnrdner ... .Any-null ...Wnrdner .... ..Mnyln Cratrbrooli Crnnbrooli Cranbrook Cranbrook f rntibronk (GmnbrooK Cranbrook Cranbrmik , , .Crnnbrook Marysville .. ..Cranlirook Moylo Wardner .. Ha el- -t Minor Luiul«-n Mllklll.t: rs ll<- i.l»-i.i Min-i Laborer Cariwiitoi Lumburmati Lumberman Touiualei .Mu i mat. ..Minor Mgr" 11 1 ..Mlnei ..Minor fMatl si Clerk Lumberman .MUlmnn .-tiiii-iiiiui.il i.i \lllkn Luuitn .Miner Free Mlt .l.limle'll Mis- t ... Diner .sili.-lieil Ti k.-. s Uer • • I'll 1*111.in . Ltlllll..'! Illllll Lumberman ■Lumberman ...Miner ..Brldgemaii . -I.tlllllr ,.Te ■Mine list.* Mh ■ (ore •Mlm .Saw lilt Lumberi llushuini l.llli.hi-ii Lumlwri Lumberi MlllhniK Mlllham l.:il..i. i .Brtckuiiikei .Luborei Lunibormni ■T.Mu.sl.r .l.u,ui, n ..TeiuiiHier .Hnglueor ...Minor LiimlH'iinu .j.umheruini .Lumlwriuu .Lumhormn VValehiuuii ■Mlii.-i An iiitui .....Laborer ... .Plurk Lo.ui. II Lt .kk.S-| loi II .'.III i l-:i UK4 11U4 SI,li li-v Kdaun ! John ihoit..i- K.-iiti K.u rj lll.iK.III.1 Bank CI rk ma 1. timber n Mi li ma ii an im S.-lt.t -i... Fort llniither ,l.,„l.l, lll.l- una i alomie, llartv ilH 1 I atondt) Oliver .llou.ti- aau i alundv, W'llfns , IJHU 1 nmoml James Ale ,210 I nmont. llu-iii L 211 1 amlry, Felix 1211 1 atigfon . A lev. u Ut 12 1.'. 1 angln, Ilatloii V\il u-lu .nuitlii, UA!I ■i:. i At'uini, Hi ...l*..,-t.-. Ui iiiii ..,».■, 11,,l„. ..,»,','!„,'. 1 .UXlOll, Uii IL''.W .■.,tll,,.ll,.,' ...,„ii„.i let lal? .,■„»!, .l.u,, l^sll .,.,,.-■1 .1 ol ,II.,M,T,- ..... Willi;,,, I ill III 111110 till,,', IIIIIH l.'lll imr, i.'in', lain limn llU-i Illicit 11124 18'Jll imii 1 HII.-i Illllll imiT ihui mu imn lilAI 1 :i;.'j l.'t.MI i:i;,:, i Hull Illllll IIIII7 KIT'.I 11181 IKJ i:ts:i i:i-1 IIIH.1 1IIHI n.irtv l'l„,,l,'i . 11,'i'h, ttoljcrt Willi',' ,.,,i, ll,., i.. ii.,' John ,l„l,i, . l',v.l,.ii,'k Willinm Arthur Clyilo tlurlli Mu rill Mnrlli Mn t'Hlx . l'. i'l s I, I'riilil. I luriiel ... Koijln ... .lullll H.-l .los.'i'li Mnrrua . •nil, 1'ic.l Hi M.issmi. lli'ln MiitliMon All Mntliiiwm, Hi MnllluiwH. Ar \liitllii,»s, II,' M,,llii,i,,l,. til Miiv. I'lmrloH Mii'v. lluri'S 11.11. I ml'. Mwitlor. il ' Moloy, .Inrni'i 11,.iiui',1. Mil ....Snii IMBm ..Uaokk«i|ici' -l.iiml.iiiiuiN l.«h,,l,'r l.llllllK'llllllll .CnriHiutor l.ll|l!l>.| Illlslllll.,,1 -Tonmstor •LllllllK-l'tllllll ..•■t'nok Conductor r„,|..„i,.i' Liiiiil.-i-iiinti ilrU-ktn.il,,., r.iok •Minor llliirk.Hu,ft I, llini'i Lumlierinuii Lilliibcrtiinn l.i.i,..,-,- . llllllii,,,,! .■■■Minor .1. in,,,,, 1.111,,1,,.,-ltlM,, Print,-,' ..Lumhorninn 1.1,11,1.Tl •Tonmstor I.iil„.r,'i Cook ■ •Minor I'nr ivl'niiw .l.iiliili.'i'lnnii I.0R cutlor ...Minor Hnwyor OniiWi' . I,„l,,,r,'i' Itniiii'.'i . Cook ...Minor . Ftroinnn l.ionln'l'1,,,,11 Tonmstor l.uml.'i in.,,, Ti^lllnkoi' .Tt-amstor Ilarristor ...phyBicinu i.umbormnti llniirhoi' ..Rmoltormnn I.iiini.'i ii Cl.'ik I.i,t„,i,'i . ..|.,in nii.,11 Cl.Tk Lumhormnn .Cnrnontor • Minor ..Minor Pnr !.o««"r l..l|,ll„-!llli,„ Boiiermnker i.uiul.Ttnioi SiiiflltTinni, ■Ijvltoror ..l.tiitlbormnn . ..Hnrljor •Rmollormnn Tonnottir Illniiiil ''ui',. C 1' II. AftYl HfiHpatrli,-, ..Minor ..Miliiii.li,I Lumbormon „ . 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Ilornnnl Mian Hull,,,Ha,„l l,c,,r,',> Wall .11 1'-' I' Mnriilii Muriiliy Mussoi llasMa Mr.l.l.i It llc.lrl ll.'.lil 11,-All McAfls Mncnll Hill.;, Hill,,. Mnrlli Mcl'ai 11,'Cil llcClo McColl, Md'onv lli'Clia Hi'l',,1,11 lla'i',,111 tla,'t',,\ I'll..IN. I'll ll I'll! IllO'.lil .Illllll II,' '.Illllll 1. Wall, i... I'i.-.l . .I,,l,n .loin, !!,■(', 11,'C, 1.171 MrCriilli 1.17 I ll,(,ill,,1 • lain>-> I'lHrirk llohort •k, ,l,,ll|> Aloxundo 1 ,i«a 1588 I AIM Mo llclh'rmlil tl,I Ill'l .lll'llOllillll Mt'UonuliI lli'|l,,|ial.l lli'll,,nal.| llrl ,1 I Mi'I alii .11. Ik ...nl I. 11 M.li Illllll, l.'lll 11. H .,,1,1.1 I'll! Mclionolil, in Mill....M lln Hill..mil.I. H.l 11,11,, nalit IM lli'll.n.alil. I>i> M, ll,,mil.I Un \l.'H,.lial'l. I'll M. II, 11,11, Sllav ll, I'M iv Ininos John Alnxnndor Aloxnntlor Aloxnndor I lllnka anli.r.l Aioxi All™ • Mil Itl.ak , llrak.iioi I'm ' l'l-.lll,'iai Hiui'llnrm, Mllll I l.nln.ii'i lll„k,.lll.ll, Arrnillil.il la 1017 loai ma: loan Illllll 111:11 nun 1,185 11',,'IM una 11.11 mn, 10.1a 111.-.7 limn 10117 lOllH I mill 11171 107 1 111, .1.1111. ~ .I..IHI ll.'lli.mi Mrllnm, Mrlloni llctloni ll, In,,., M. 1 >. 11. llrllniii Mill : H.l , Mcllolli Mclloili llolloin 11, Carl 11, Can Mil:,, I . II,mill.I , Tl iiih Wllllniil . William Wlm . Ai'.'liilinlil . I Inula! . ll, .toll!, l-VlHl S,l-.,n . il, WlllOT u ll„m,l,l I'nli l'i ll nl llni llnnlol nn .lark M...... ,l„ 77 11,' all,. William .l"l'li !>:.';;;::; 11,,,. a. 1 Cook Milium', l.innl, 11 l.iitiil,,'iliiini llrrk Ciiila'i imili l.nla.li'l l.unila'riiuiii I „,„l„i 11,1' Cnrnontor llinai ...L'arii"iiU'r In," 10811 I OK I 10HI 1080 I0H7 H'.WK lll'.ll 10118 lll'.ll IHIII', l?na 170:1 I7i'l 1711 171.1 1717 I 7'J 1 llol .lain, I.'I. 11,11 M.ll.ioi. 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I'rniil r- 1 ; antirook I I.Ul'.tlM.I. ,1'almorH li,.: . 1'iiinl k 1 ituiiirouk ('..rt Sleolu miirook l'i l iu 11 ttiusluei MarjHXllle VV.,'i-.l,i.. ■ 1 r.mbrook I'ntiii.i Crunin llnryjii ok ok ok ■nr, It V.t 11 Port I W.n-dn. .Maryavllle franlirook ..full ii.it C'rni Knit tt'nrdn Moyle i.i" -rt.ok k I'laiil.Kxik Fori Bteeln flrnnlirook Moyle fintbronk Nnilli Star I.U.K 3 AMI >'tl>! i-eaJ ...Minor 1...1 1 i"t Mm.i Ulnei Tel Uoerstor 1 ai reualrer Laborer LAborei Lumberman Lumberman l.tllUlr-Tlllitti Ulnei l.UIuliiTituu, Lumberuan Ulnar Blacksmith .Lumberman Lumberman Lumiwr 111 tin I.ttl.-n.-r Ulnar Lumberman . Luuitjeruiun Bdg IUm kit»|Ktr l.tiimr-r Carpenter I .■■-..r-i ,,. .Laborer Handier I uiiiO-iiimii . .Lumberman Prov.Oua Uffloar Parmer . , l.uintiomitiu U>mei rimekeapoi LumbarnuM) Laburo, Tramster 1 hi pouter Lumberman Saw mi .. Tailor KaiK'iiei l.i.inlH-niniii Sawyer a. a ilmt Mlnei Mi.dtti.iHt .Miner Lumberman Oarponeet Teameiei r,.ok Clark Macli H-1ii.ii- Mlnw Mlnei Laborer lirnl^einau Laborer Lumberman Civil PiiKlleir Lumberman RaW lilel Lumberman .Millwright Mlllman Lumberman . Toamitor llitik.-iuuii DrldRQman Aer.outltliot Oarpehter .Lumberman Lumberman Clerk llrnk.'Uian Cook Uushman •Hanclior (.'ook ...Miner .Lumberman ...Lumberman ....Lumberman Lumberman .Mm.and ...Fireman ....Laborer ...Laborer Luiiitrermau Miner Laborer Laborer Lumberman Woodsman . Lumberman Minor Physician Carpenter Lumberman farjieiitor Laborer Millwright l.tunlteruian Miner l.niiilierilinli Lumliorman Minor Ui.tidNiniin Uridao carpeittef Mlllman laborer Uaclilnlst I, iK-riunii Mlllman PlnBtoror Bawyei I'lHUl"' Mlnei Mi ■Minor Lumberman Minor Clerk • Unucher KlrBumu LuinWrmnn Hank tellei Hancber Mlllhaod Tailor Mill Owner Lumberman Lumberman Emgtueei Miner Miner Dlaelumltn Lumberman . LuiUlHTIIUIti Lumberman Firouiitti ■Miner ..Blaekamith Millmnu Olerk Lumberman .. -Lnltonr Carpenter •Lumbermen Batter .. Laufror Lum ermim Lumberman . Nicbt watchma Urakeiimn Miner Miner Filer Mereliai.l Mercnntit •Laborei Laborer Lumberman ■Lomcer . HiHhnum Joiner . ..Lumberman Lumberman ... .Lumberman Lumberman Bmelterman Lumberman ....flmcltennan .... Lumbermam fomim'tor -vector Miner .Lumberman .Hotel-keener Hrokeman Miner •TeamitAr Contractor Pointer TeamHter Lumberman ..Lumberman Miner .Boat Builder Carpenter Lumberman Miner Miner . ..Carpenter Miner ■Lumberman L.i|«*r IbUKKlHt ■ ■ MHO"- .■.Lumberman Lumberman Laborer |,uinb""in»" Lurnborman Team»i«f Miner .Farmer , Lumberman r.iiiul.eiinnii Barber l.tiuilx'iiunu Miner Teamator Clerk Mlllband 1 ntll' ■«■ ", HmoHortnan Lumberuinn ..Slavhtwatchma LuUltHTIIlllll nrWaemeii Ulackamlth Olerk BmoHorwan Mlllman i.U'i" U|.e l.u !■, i.'iii im SuieUeriium ameltermnn Biackamltli Laborer Lontmuod ou page 4. PAGB 4 TUB PRU8PB0T0H, ORANBROOK,_B._p.»_8ATURDAV OCTOBER 9, 1909 Cranbrook Electorial District Pond lltmrdj i |e Hu . Itiiili .... 1 .111 llcUn.i i i.nil'- 1. it.1 11. I....,,, IMini'l 1. 1" Url'To! ..'.'i.i 17 11 MoU'iin .lohn 1 . 1J il.l... I.'hi, t; in 17 1.', M,l,,. . Mulrnln I7lil M.'l.,..,,, ilnll.li [;;,'" \l,l.'...'i I'm 1 7.1'■ Mi'l '-" 17 ■"': llcla'inl llaiolli'S i ..." llrlannl .llllll.'. ll 1 lallii - 1 7-.1 llrljul,! .1, . V 1 7'.l ll. Hull.a 1 M. Ilnhoi Irani, 17''- MrMum'.'i "lilli' 17,','.' Vlr.lllllnn llalnl 1 7 711 H.l '•■ ' 17711 n. \l II" i. 1771 llllll.l.ll -loin 1 .7" 11.11 Ill,' Mull 11.11.I.I.I, .'"... 1 77'' MrNiili 1 ' \ 7-.. Mr\ I.-' i 1 7"*- llrNnl H 1' l .'"II McSiirloiol l"lii 17"! H. \ . II' 17*.'. ,1, ',. 1 \iiinii, 17*'. ll,.\..,i: i 17*7 M.A.-il I' . 17** UrSall llllith M MeNoill Ma ,',i 1701 11, ,.■,-!. .I..H,.- UrNal.l, 11.,11", 17 •"■ 1 llrNai.li .lohn IT'.'.'. Mrl'oul, M 17'.'7 ll.'l'li.i, 1' I 71'* 11, l'i 1 1 7'.''.' ll.l'i... Knr ,.' 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I ' I.nl. I'.a, .In nil,. ilii-i' ■''. ■ Hurt-) li •:•' tinuihrook ...t'raiil.r.i.ik j . Prank . Urunlirook s-: rim i. A< llllll .Crunbrook int. i, tlarfchnl .Cr.iiiMi.uk sh i. Uiih Cinhi.T , .(Jranbrook ,.,i, John \. ... Kimii.Tir-v •mi Orunbrnok i-iai .' Win. Alexa "der""!! ..Moyle *l'. ti-r. Oraiiln-nnk SI. John tiraiibrook Sli t.T ....Crnhlirook S!. Hn> , Urunhrool; ..,, IVoJiIev JLiv.ti.L Sn t ti 11 -.t TliomaD My Moyie . ... Sit ilt-\ ' Cranbrook Su itlt. Vnlr.'W Cl y illil'iiok Sn iilt. Viiuiik Welllimtoli* Crmi brmik St> Kli lib. \rrliibnld Sli Chui'len (Jraiibrook St ith Clifli'lns Cranlirook Su Itli. 1-landn Kiiireue Marynvllle Su ill). David Never- Ci'aiil.rot.k llll HOI .Minor llriilui'i'in .l.u -i"' .1,11111 in. I'l.ntlni'ii, .l.u 'or s,,«:,i,l Mlllhuinl .Lnlnavr ..lll.i.ksniil .l.iilinivr ...Minor .Sniilnill 1 llllll.,ui. . I.nl.. li.'ln Muohliin ii .llln I'ksniil Ulnar lain rim l.uinli.'i'in. Ili'iik.aniii. .Clerk ..Clark ..Com Trot .Itnnclior I.i "i ,1,. ll,,-,, «r. I ■J ilia Sl.,11,. ■ III man : ™ -1 i'l llllll 1. l.ll ,.| M •sl I.I Ml 1., i 1 • Ill 1 I II i Nl'l'l'll,"' ,-, 1 -I.i 1 1 11,. Clfii ' Klllll Ma iv Mi i . Il.tli V limit I'lvil.ilt'l, I'luifU'H lii-iii.'v Willi.tin i i:>' rii.rue\ Willi,nu .'it n I'oiili*.' K.lvt.u.l rii.mi.i-. '■ n'M ,.„ Mil ll.lii I.Inn Mul i.i nl I'llllllll ..Moyic Mai-ill llinkil Itllii'ks klllii'i' l.alioi'i'i' 10 i.i,,111,111 lalinlH't'innli |.'relffltt Annul Millinun in i.li-onii.ii Miner l','iiini,l.'i lliiilio'iniin Hank Olerk Milan Trmin'ti'i I lllllll,'! tll.HI Luinliariiinn Uia'lioil.l •I'ailo Hi iiliiio- I'lnnla blltini' Minor hi nml' Cnl'l'i'llli'i Minr I.i nliai Villon, ll K" , .-111 III lialli'll. I'loil In li'i'liia ■I'nilli' 11,ilk,.,. ll,Mini i,l Hulk.n. In nn IVillki'l', lli'iirn,' llnlsli. Hsiiir Uiil-.li. I'alii.k .l„s,.,,|, Ulllsl, 11 llll.,1,1 llnltiis. .lolin JIM Wurwlrk, J a ■In ,.'s ll.-nr.v U<- Wei Wenip Wes , Andrew Hliilf. .hilui White. JoHopll Wi.il.-, 'I'li-.tnas Wliii-. Willinm I'eai Wliiili.-l.l, .Inines Wlalumnii, ( Imrlca ., , WimiiiHim, 'I'linmua . WillliiiiM, I'Vniik lluyinon Wllloy, 'I'honinH ItohHon WilllitniH. IMi rial op hoi WllllniiiM. Ihivld Jnmo.H . Wllliniiis, John llenr.v WlllinmH.Thoiiitia Ueea .. Williiiins.ii.. Waller Willi.UM-MII, Willilllll J. Willis. Ceorue WlllonkH, Jumes Wilson Charles Willinm Wilson. Williiini - Wilsi.n. William Williev. Williaui WorlhW. Allien Worlon. John Wotfivirk, Mm an! •ook Di lit. ('Im r.e. V.i.ii.u. IJ.-y IH'J He, ..Kililliorley ,.Crauhrook Wvelille .... ..Crnnhrook ., Cranbrook . Wiiniiier ... laiinberinau llnnliiiiiiii Laborer BorIi Miner Miner Miner Mlllniiin Jevvelel Jeweler llnrlendiil Ml. to v iMorgyinuu r ileum li rir.»miiii ttftiichvi' Luutltoriniiti l.abt.rri' Tni OpW*to( Acct.untau' l,iiliil.enmtli i.umlieriinin Minor Miliar Liiiiilfirnnin 'I'ftllor Miner Clerk Laborer Janitor Olerk Engineer Canwiitur Mlllnnntl . Tlo maker Minor Laborer - tlotolkeeper Laborer l.iiit.iienuai. Minor Cat ropnlrnr l.tim.-i'rnmii llltlt ksinilli Toneher .. Millhand .. Lnmi*rman Laborer ■ ■ Clork ■ Minor ■ ■'IVametoi' ... Cook; llaneher l.Ullllrt.'rUlilli ... Minor Phiinber ... Luiuhei'mnn ... Millman .. I.tiiiil-uniiun Miner ■ ■ Miner ... laborer Toaineter ... laborer ... Pupt of Mining . 'ronmeter -.. lillHlllllHU ■ Minor ... i.ttuil^rumri . Laborer nuehman - Mill foreman ... Farmer Teamnter ..Laborer Miner .. ..Lumberman ..Lumberman Baker ...T.unihermfiu ...nrakeman ... Lumberman ....Firt'miin ...Miner ...Millhnnd ....Accountant ...Engineer ....Lumberman .Lumberman .1. P. ARMSTRONG, Dulotl :il ('I'tiiibi'ook this llli tiny ol' October, 1009 Uogisirnr of Voters Sale of Mineral Claims in the Fort Steele Assessment District I hereby fclvo notice tlmt nn Monday tlie llrst day ol November A. 0. 19011, at tbe hour of twelve o'clock lu the folienpon, nt the Provincial Government olllccn, Cranbrook. I sliall offer for sale at public miction the niinei'fil clainis in tbe list hereinafter set out, of which Crown Grants have issued for tuxes remaininK unpaid nnd delinquent hy. said persons on ibe 30th day of June A, U. 1909 and for costs and expenses of !.nle. If tbe total amount due is not sooner paid. 1,1ST ABOVE MENTIONED mlHsioner of l.ondH ami Works at \ Iv lorla, li. *'.. for permixflloii lo |uin.'lmne Uie t'l.iinvvinu desrrilvcd lands in Mnsl Kooleniiy:— Coniuioiiriiij,' it .ue north- tv.'^i Luniei' ol TJmi.er IJeonce So. yo,- ooo ami running south l'io -Iiains to ihe south-west corner of T. I.. No, •jo.oon thenee west ini chains, thonco north L'.o chains, 4hoi.ee east 20 eiiuiiiH to the pl.ioe nf conunonceniont, t-oiit.iinlng .12" acres, mora or loss. WII.UAM J. i.l.C'.IIY. Date.1 Oetober 7th I0QJI. 41-17 T,'.Tl'J'1 I'M* i r.. Ulack lllnck Mul,h Wr Wi iter Krin Hweei Inniii mil ikiw K«vsl • in. ■ Knot II Thorns,,,! rr„,.k t;„iii * i'i iinau aaan aunt aass ui!nn Ji.till 1 i 7i(l 10.00 L",:is| n .on a.nn ' 18.00 aoao ^ -.:. '-'"" l'i 77, Cranbrook, B. C. September 29th. A. D., lW CRANBROOK I.AMi DISTRICT. Dlfltrtcl nf tiuat Koutanay TAKE Soiice uuii ! \\ li Davl* Wvi-hil.. ii c ."■■ iiimii ■! v y Intends i,. aj.|»b I rmiasion I. pu C'ommencinu .it .i |«osl nlnuted north .-.t-i cornei ..i l,..t \., -"ia il an uotith i-o, t-ii.tt: v i ti.iu.v ■ ... ..■ -,, nine ''.*i chn ion Lht.nre orth ~" elghtj .'I,,..!!- thenre a- " ti in t" t""i" mnumceme ut.i ii in all alii.ut 172 J sovent) •> ■ arte- A. C. NELSON, Deputy Assessor and Collector, Fort Steele Assessment District ii.ii.is tn th.- ,.,,,„i ,., ,,.■!,,.-,., I ...ui li.'.isi ,'.,, i ..i I.ni \'n 84BQ, iIh-iii',. nnt.lnlnft 11" .„..-tin i if <-i is u.-.i ilionro s,,„iii io clinlns, ,• I ..,■! ii.ii. mi.', '!i..|i. "I in ,'l.iiltis thoncC linrlll ,.■< Itoborl 1I...1 t l.u..t..i. .limns t,, iiolltt ,,i ,',iiiiiii ,'iin'iit f,,ti ' IM-' I .llllll is. ., ."..,1' IH- It. U I'H' .ll'l.'S i.i'.-1 .i.i,.i..i j i ..... 41 .'.' \l,,,':.„i..t i:il.-i. l,...isL. Locator. John 11,,1,,'iisoit. Aiji'iu. URiNBIIUOK LAND OlBTRICT B"«l '-•'i'1 •"' :"' i'"''' +> •»" lli-ttl'irt ,,f Kit-,1 Kniilrniiy LAND NOTICK. Notice in hereby given that I, Geo. Wilttou, accountant., sixty days' alter ilato lntewl to apply to the Chief l.'otunitstiioner ot Lands nml Works at ictoria, lor permission, to purchase the following described lnnds in Knst Kootenay. Commencing at a post planted nt the south west corner ol lot 59711, thence running south about 50 chnins to timber license No. 21582, thence east 40 cbains, thence north to lot 5970, thence west to place of begin nlng. Oeorge Wilson. Dated August 20, 1909. 25-9 CRANBROOK LAND DISTRICT District of Bast Kootenny. Take notice tbat the Crothers Lumber Company, Limited, ol Craubrook, occupation, lumber company, intends to apply for permission to purchuse the following described lands, Com meucing at a post planted nt the north west, corner of timber license .111554, theuce west lorty chains, thence south twenty live chains, tbence eusl lorty chains, thence north twenty-live chuins to place of beginning. Crothers Lumber Co., Ltd. J. V. Bridges, Locator. Dated August 20, 1909. 36-D ORANBROOK LANH DISTRICT. CRANBROOK LAND DISTRICT District ol Kooteuay. thenr,, ti..nl. ISO I.KI-. \..itt.. Unit 'll", tl,lit, tl.i, „,. .,,.- '■ . I, in. tflei ,1.,'.' I Steplii' I ..i »> nee ■-. 'I., 'ill!" ll i' tunallnii rlork InteitJ. i.i i.iki: Vntic thnl 1. i'lili,,r,l M. I'm- ....■i.i, .i i.. .,.|ii lu (...nt issn., i.. |t riiaw tii-ti.. h ,,, ii,,,,],,,.,. ii. i'.. „,■,.,,iiniiuir, in- niu-r.-ii iiiill I'.ins Locntiii nwlntj l'""'1''"'' ■•'"; !" f.tmnwnclnit nl tend In nnoli u. ihe t'lilef C Issh r I,,.,„.■,. \ li.lliI ll.nl . |'"sl |.i.l,.t..| ,,t '..■ ...I'.. 1.-M '.•' ,,, I,nml. „.„'| lli.rU „l l.iliil'ill. II. ('. ',. s,.i,i,.,,,l,..f III) Uml' 11-4'. "I I."' Vn "i'"l the -....Uii-, ,,„ ,„.n„|ss I,, InircluiHO lllr (nllnwili,; - ■.■.".'! chain. ihenee wesl [111 Hixlccn ,t,.s.i ti... I inntl. rnininenelnii nl n post CRANBROOK LAND DISTRICT |"'b" thence nnrth ISO I i .,.,.,1 vnrth-en»l rnlliei "I 'I'linlit'i' i..-. ..si ,i... sixteen cliniii. to [.niiit j.j ,. %,,, p(j|;| , n,„ L, nnrth 111 District of Bast Kootenay, I '!-"mm '"""' .''"."'-'"'■":- ! : ?M'lW"» H " »'"■' l.na-n rhnlim. ll nmeii -i.-i.i. i'7 i; ii .'■ i CRANBROOK LANi DISTRICT liistiiri ,,f Haul Kootenny .. ,,.!■ I.l.'l .HI I' ■ loss. 11,11 I nlllt \I I'liMIH'K -..,.i am limn ii-i" Dlutrlct of Bast Kootenuy. Take notice that Jacob Plus Fink of Oranbrook, II. C, occupation mer chant., intends to apply lor permls sion to purchase the following des crilied lauds : Commencing nt a post planted at the southeast corner ol lot 7317: thenre south nil chains thence west 40 chains; thence north liO chuius; Ihenee east 40 chains to the place of the commencement. Jacob IMus Kink. Dated August 20, 1909. 85-9 thi ni llllMl.,-11 11 '..i'.t'.'.'i.i'i... IH, 11)011. "i'l ORANBROOK LAND DISTRICT I tin. i™ ilinii,.. II,.-,,,,- nr.nl, ,-,,, in ili.ints ll,,-,,,- ii.v .ti., i,. in I I ti.'in.. .1 ,',„ , II 111 I fllll ,.|"ll|., 11,,,-S. .1. < I.,.,. tVillhinii, I ,',..,t,„ ""•""■' "' «*«' K ""y I' S..|',ie',Xr 'If ''".'"o'""" '".Vl CRANBROOK LAND DISTRICT Dlstrlcl nl Kootenny. I 11. I '.,.I.,.' llllll I Ullllllll. tt in'.ml I.. .i|.t. i Ii. I!..- fluff l'itminis ir,i.< I..,, i nui Uuii.,. in \ Irtnrltt, 11 f I.., |,. i tun Iii |uiirliii..' ll,,' t'„l ,. i .,..., r■ i..... '.in I,, iii i'.i i ICnnlf1 ,. , .„ i. , ,, ,',.. S,,| ,h nl,.! I mini l.lrr \,, uo.iioii ..mil cnal r r nf T I.,' Sn 20,000 Ihcirr ...,st ^"i 'It.,tits, in l Ii-iii.sl rornci nl 'I I- S" ICalS, i rennrlli in I. \,. I- 197 nfii „|.|,l.i I.., |.. ii'itt -" ::,".n:.,"'c fully "Ihiii,-. five rlli. ni-. chalm, llienc | I i."i" ■II in n tin CRAMinOOK LAND lil^TRh'T Dintriii ut Must Kootenay I ihi: Si.ii... ihnl I U.t.i'.i!.-' l.u-- •null nminntlon mnrrl«l a-nmon In n.i ... npiil wii.i.ixm \\r.\Ti'.. 7ih I'Mi'.t ii i; OIUNBIHOOK LAND DT8TRI0T IHstitct. of Kouleimy. ollntvlntt .JiWl.V..'.riaii..V TAX-K SnUm Hint I V.illiiiiu .1 uipk- i:i.'.i thirty 0yf.| CumuH*iH.Jji.y ai j posl pluuied at. tin ory, inteint tu apply to wns Chief 06m- OANOJ3l.l»iVTrON OP UKHl'ltVIO. —» — Notice In hereby «Iviiii Hint the ie nerve on lot 4,h.io, 0. I, Kootenny District, nollce nf which henrlnff dntc nf Kt'liniiiry thi' 8rd, VMV.t, wiih pnli Hulled in the DHtlsli Oolumbin dim ette nf February 4th, !9fl.», Ik cnncell i-il, ln «n Im iin the mihl lieiwrvo pre ventfl tin- neqiilKlun nf riniit IhikIk hy prr-cmptnrM, under the proviHlonn nf Bcutlon 22 ot the I.nnd Act. ItOBERT A. RRNWirK, lieputy ('OmmiSHlnner of hnnds. Lands DrpuHrnont, Victoria, B.C., Au*n»t 3, Via*. 86-12 t'KANHItoolv LAND DISTRICT KuKt Kootenay, Southern Division Take notice that Walter 11. McFur- lnne of ('rnnbrook, B. I'., nceupntion merchant, intends to npply for permission to purchase the following described lands : Commencing at a post planted about 10 chains nnrth nf the southeast corner of hit 84115, thenco east 2h chains ; thence south 20 chains ; thence eaiit. 20 chains; tbence south 50 chains; thence west 40 chnins thence north 70 chains to the place of commencement, containing 240 acres more or less. Walter Bruce McKnrlane. Dated, July 24th, I90!l. 84-9 ORANBROOK LAND DISTRICT District of Kootenny. TAKE notice that I, Oliver Kthel bcrt Barber, of Cranbrook, occupation chemist, intend to apply for permission to purchase the following described lands. Commencing at a post planted (10 ehuins south and 20 chains east nf the southwest corner of Lot No. 2.178, thence west 20 chains; thence north t>0 chnlns tn St. Mary's river more or l>ss, thence down stream tn point due nontli oi place of commencement) Llienee i.iith to place nf Conimenoo'iuiii". Oliver BStholbert Barber, locator Dated August 29th IftOB. "'* COAL AND PlfiTltOl.KUM NOTICK. Notice is hereby given that 110 days after dale 1 intend to apply to the Honourable Chief Commissioner of hands and Works for a license to prospect for coal and petroleum on the following described lnnds, situate in Flathend, Block 4598, district of east Kootenay, province or British Columbia ; commencing at a post situated two miles South ami one mile east uf the southenst corner post of lot SliliH, tbence soutb 80 cbains ; thence eust 80 ehuins, thence north HO chains, tbence west 80 cbains to place of commencement, containing i.4U acres. Locator, Kdwurd 0, Moe Agent, D. A. Cute. Witness, ('. M. Conway. Dated July 24th, 1909. 83 f. ORANBROOK hAND DISTRICT District of Kootenay. . TAKE notice that I, Edward Bl- '• well, of Cranbrook, occupation Real i Estate agent intends to apply for permission to purchase the following described lands:■— Commonclng at a post planted at tbe intersection of the east, boundary of hot No. 331 group I with the south boundary of of tbe right of way of the British Columbia Southern railway, thence south (ih chains; thence cast 20 chnins; thence south 20 chains.; thence east 40 chains; tbence north tiO chains more ur less to the southern buundary of thc British Columbia Southern railway right of way; thenee following said southern boundary westerly 00 cbains more or less' to the point of commencement. I Kdwurd Klwell, locator. Dated September 21st 1909. 39 CRANBROOK hAND DISTRICT District of Kootenay TAKE notice tbat sixty days after date, I Robert, Muc.lnnuld nf Wyclfllc occupation bookkeeper, intend loap ply for permission In pnt'dinse the following described lauds: Commencing at a pnst planted at the Sotltll west curner nl' hut No. 5985, thenee north (40) forty clinlns, thence west (Mi tliirty-flve chains, Lhcncr Hollth (40) forty chuius, thenre east (85) thirty live chains tn puint of commencement, containing in all about (140) nite hundred and forty acres, Robert Macdnnabl. Locator, Oeo. N. Tninilsnii. Agent. Dated Sept. 4. 1909. 37 TO RENT. On Craiibronk street, near Hyde street, a twir room cottage partially furnished* Apply on the premises. WATER NOTICE. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that an application will be made under l'art V, nf the Water Act 1909, to obtain a licence in the Crunbrook Water District. (a I The mime, address and occu i pant nf the applicant.: The Municipal Corporation nf ibe City nf Oranbrook Cranbrook, B. 0. lb) The name uf Ibe stream from which water is proposed to be dellv orod: Cola Creek, a tributary of Kootenay Uiver in the District ui Kootenay, 'et The puint nt diversion: In the neighborhood ol the Eight mile pust uf ibe Eastern buundary of hot Nu. 4.V.H, Oroup I, Kootenay District. (ill The quantity ol wnter applied for: hi cubic inches per second. lei Tbe character of the proposed works: Reservoir, dams, ditches, pipes aud Humes. (ft The premises on which the water is to be used: The City ul Oranbrook and vicinity. (g) The purpose nf the prnposcu user: City water supply. (hi The area nf Crown land inten ded tu be occupied by the proposed works: None except public roads and streets. (I) The boundaries and area of the Municipality: Commencing at. the South East corner uf Block No. HI*., ia the City of Cranbrook according tu n limp or plan tiled in the hand Registry Office at Nelson, B. C, us No. 009, thence East along Kiiins Street in Ibe said City, to Eberts Avenue; thenee NoMli along Eberls Avenue to Edwards Street; thence Wesl along Edwards Street to hum:; den Avenue, North along hiiiiisden Avenue tn tbe Intersection uf hums den Avenue and Harold Street, tbence West and North West along HftfOhl Street tu Vunlluiii Street, Ihenee iu a South Westerly direction along Van Horn Street to ibe Intersection uf Van Horn ami Kains Street, the placo nf beginning:. iji The approximate number of In habitants nf tbe Municipality is. 8,000. (k) This notice was posted nu the llth day nf September, 1999, and application will he made In the Com mlssloner nn the 25th day of October 1909, at. the hour of 2 o'clock in Ihe afternoon, local time. ; FOR SALE AT THR ORANBROOK DRUG AND BOOK STORES tl) Tbe name and addresaes of any riparian proprietors or licensees who, or whose lands are likely to be affected by the proposed works either above or below the outlet: British Columbia Southern Railway Company, Calgary, Altn., East Kootenay Lumber Company, Limited, Jullray, B. ('., .fames Steele, Crunbrook, B. C, F. R. Morris, Craubrook, B. O., Malcolm B. Heath, Crunbrook, B.C., The Robinson McKenzie Lumber Company, Limited, Cranbrook, B. C, .1. W. Robinson, Cranbrook, B. O., William MeKenzie, Cranbrook, B. G. Water Supply Company, Limited., Craubrook, B. 0. WITNESS tbe Corporate seal of the Municipal Corporation of the City of Cranbrook und the hands of its Mayor aud City Clerk. Seal) Municipal Corporation ol the City of Cranbrook. J. P. Fink, Mayor, T. M. Roberts, Olty Clerk Form approved. Notice is to be posted at the City Clerk's office, Cranbrook, B. C, Government Agents office, Cranbrook, B. C, aud on the highway opposite the mill of the Rnbinsnn McKenaie Lumber Company Limited., about two and one halt miles East of Crnnbrook, B. 0. Dated this llth day of September, 1909. .1. F. ARMSTRONG, Water Commissioner, Cranbrook Water District. CRANBROOK LAND DISTRICT District of Eaat Kootenay. Tuke aotlce that I, Anne Melville heauk, occupation married woman, intend to apply for permission to purchase one hundred and sixty acres nt land, bounded as follows : Commencing at a post planted at the sotitlioust corner of lot 8435, and tbence 48 ehuins west, tbence south 40 chains, thence east 40 chains, thence north 40 chains. Anne Melville Leask, Locator. H. Melton, Agent. Dated AugUBt 21st, 1909. THE I'ltOB I'KC'roK, IJUANUHUUK, It. P., SATI'ltliAY OCTOBER 1009 1'AtJR 9 |CANT BE BEAT FORI WEAR OR FOR STYLE **********************i ii NlcPherson's fCinderella Boots 1 FOR Men Boots FOR Ladies -Procurable only at- Q. T. ROGERS' SHOE SHOP Cranbrook, - »»»»»#»»»»»»»»»»4^»»»»4NI4WI<NMMI»»»»t»«l»»»' B.C. *%*%*%*%*%*%*%*%*%*%*%*%*% m%m%mmm%i ttm,wwtnmnpwtnn»»wti»wi 62^c per acre cash and 62^c once each year thereafter secures to you a BRITISH COLUMBIA FARM in the British Columbia Southern; Columbia and Kootenay and Western Railway Company's Land Grants. These lands are eminently suited (or the raising ol FRUIT, GRAIN OR STOCK and may be purchased on these EASY TERMS Irom THE Canadian Pacific Railway who are looking lor settlers for this part Timber Lands of the highest character, situated in these Grants, are offered lor sale in blocks of Irom 640 acres upward. CRANBROOK HOTEL k Guests Comfort a Specialty Good Stabling In Connection Hut were quite successful la bringing hack a lot ot fine specimens ol the leathered tribe, but report that they could find no trace ol the wild man, who was reported to he at large. Nearest to railroad depot. Has accommodations for this public unequalled in Crunbrook. HOGGARTH ft ROLLINS and Cold Baths Proprietors **********************i 11 EAST KOOTENAY (DISTRICT LOCAL NEWS) ****************************** FERNIE. FERNIE FREE PRESS. The boilers tor the Power Plant nre expected to arrive Monday. A crow ot hears did an assessment on the grub pile ol the Pernle conl syndicate that control a bunch ol conl lands near the North Kootenay Pass in Alberta Tbo cotnnitBsinliat formation wns pockety nnd pinched out. The Great Northern will run a special excursion to Dayncs Lake on October 17th, leaving at 10 a. ni. and returning at 5 p. m., the regular rate being reduced to tare and one-third. The object ol the excursion ia to make tho pcol-t) ot Pernle more familiar with the big fruit country which la opening to the south of us. Refresh- ments will he served at the elub house. DISTRICT LEDGER. Harry Gorrle ahot a mountain goat at Aldrieh Creek, weighing about 400 pounds last week, and David and Matthew Gorrle shot a line doer at Jaffray, Excavation for the new Royal Hotel has been started at the corner ol Cox and linker streets. A Mounted Police officer was up here on Wednesday to get aottie lei- low the local police had nnhhed and who was wanted ln Alberta. All tlie papers nre speaking very highly of the Ban Francisco Opera company which plays here on the 13. They arc old favorites with Fernie and chould have full bouse audlenee. MOYIE LEADER A street fakir held fotb last Tues- day evening and disposed of the usual amount of Junk. As la always the cue several were hypnotised by the smooth talk and were "atunf." One shift at tbe Bt. Eugene concentrator was laid oil the first ol the month, but It li the opinion this arrangement li only temporary. The mill la run from U midnight until s In tbe morning, and from 8 In the morning until 4 ln the afternoon, and all repair work Is done from 4 in the alternoon until li midnight. Ten or 15 men were laid oil on account ol the change. Fire broke out ln the dry room nt tbe International Hotel shortly attar midnight Saturday and the building wns gutted. The Ore brigade turned out promptly and did good work. Messrs. Taylor A Bonner estimate the loss at 1350. The lire Is supposed to have caught from a candle burning through the candlestick and dropping to the floor. Several miners lost all their change of clothing. MICHEL REPORTER. A horse was killed la No. 8 mine on Saturday. Horses irom the mines at Morrlt- aey, have been shipped la for use here. The telephone linemen ban been steadily at work, aad tt wont be long till we hear a local "Hallo." Tenders for the construction of the waterworka here will be called lor nut week. Tbe autumn tint* on th* mountains add great beauty to the scenery throughout thtPaaa. The farmers of th* Elk have bad excellent cropa this season and tb* vegetable* an very plentiful. All their product* find a ready marktt bar*, and there la a (Mary demand for mora. here as to the claim that certain members of Capt. Dernler's crew made the Northwest passage lor the lint time ln alxty years more than Is contained In press despatches received from Quebec, Capt. Dernier'a report not having yet been received at the department. The officials are therefore somewhat in the dark as to what Capt. Bernier claims to have done. That the trip made was an overland Journey is, however, perfectly clear, and this does not ol course not constitute what Is recognised a* a Northwest passage, which must be made by a ship. II the route is ever to become ol value, commercially, it must be as a wnter route and not as a land route. It is possible that Capt. Bernlor, ln putting lorwurd his claim, is not aware ol the teat ol Amundsen, the Norwegian explorer, who some years ago made the round trip. As near as can he recalled here, Amundsen came out to civilization with the story ol bis successful trip just about the time and possibly a little later than tbe date of Bernier's departure lor the north. It is quite possible, therefore, thut Capt. Dernier has never heard that tbe Northwest passage was conquered In recent years by a Norwegian. CRESTON REVIEW Judge Wilson, of Nelson, was shaking hands with old friends on the station platform Monday, on bis way east. There has been no frost* as yet this year to Injure the tomato cropa at Creaton, By an official proclamation of the government, Monday, October 25, baa heen not apart aa Thanksgiving Day. Brock Moran and Billy Taylor, who have been hunting up the Kootenay river lor the past week, returgfd hence on Wednesday evening TH»y Frisco Optra Oomptn* "The Oay Parldeaae," which will be th* offering of th* Ban Francisco Optra Company at th* Auditorium Tuesday, October 11, wai originally played at tb* Duke of York* Tbaatn London, Eng., by Cbaa. Frohman. It was th* opening piece at tbat theatre and had a rtmarkabl* successful run owing to tde many excellent part* and It* world of humor. Miss Lol* Frear, endeared to all Londoner*, aprang Into tarn* and fortune In a alngle night by her work In "Th* Oay Parlalenne". Natunlly tb* production by th* San Francisco Opera Company ha* been brought up to date and give* Teddy Webb the major portion of tbe work to do, In tbe first act he has a duett, with Mabel Day, entitled "Tweedetdum and Twee- dledee" tbat I* excellently well done and the "Cock-a-doodle-doo" quartet In which Mr. W«bb 1* asaietedi by th* Mlaaea Day and Leicester and Will H. Smith I* a comedy scream. Those two eonga aa far as fun 1* concerned an probably the biggest bits of the piece, but Mabel Day'* wonderfully flexible voice Is heard to advantage In an interpolated number, the Polonaise (rom "Mtgnon." James Stevens "I Love thc Last one heat of all", Is another gem as In "Shine on Harvest Moon," sung by Georgia Campbell, niece of May Irwin, A fin* mechanical and electrical elect is the moon used ln Miss Campbell's number. Will H. Smith, the English comedian and producer, assisted hy the Misses Henry and Oraham, have dancing number tbat would be a bit anywhere. Space will not permit of a more extended mention of the] many entertaining features of the Oay Parlslenne. Suffice it to state j tbat Manager Healy clalme that It will excell In entertaining qualities; all former offerings of thi* really talented company. ******************************************* I George R. Leask & Co. BUILDERS and Contractors Plans, Specifications and Estimates FURNISHED ON APPLICATION PHONE 114 P. O. BOX SD6 ALL KINDS OF BUILDING MATERIAL CONSTANTLY ON HAND. GOOD SHIPPING FACILITIES SCENERY UNSURPASSED Apply to the address us shown on the attached coupon for Maps, Application Forms, Regulations and Literature J. S. DENNIS, Desk 13 Asst. to 2nd Nice President, Calgary, Alberta. Please send me all (acts pertaining to your lands in H. C. Interested We wish to get you interested iu ANCHOR BRAND FLOUR; it is the secret of success iu bread making. The use of it gives that pleased feeling resultant from "time well speat". Free samples for those interested. Manfd. by Leitch Brother! Flour Mills, Oak Lake, Manitoba. CAMPBELL <fc MANNING SOLE AGENTS. Bamiir't Journey Ottawa, Oct. 6.—Nothing la known i THB PRoSPBCTOR, ORANBROOK, B. 0., SATURDAY OCTOBER 9 1909 MODERN CLOTHDie Wf liitvu s Modern Huill I'lulllill!.' fur lUI-'ll which will Sill' jii'lsn thi' Iii esl buyer. The t-iil, build nml satisfaction vim will upI on I ol ll, I'm' such it Utile nu y will surprise yuu We nrt' mil ItilUhit! hoi uif. We ii;i\,' pi'iivi'il this nuiltei 's goods Ui.nI v.'.ir wi' iiili'tiilui't'il il Nnltl n in tiur |i:iiinii>. iisltetl Ilium to I..II llit.li- litlt' ithtilll the ft'MU' - et,,|'\ itiii* wus -..itistlt'tl Nol .i lllrli I'liiiiu mil' w;i,\ 11 fin ill' flvlill!.' jllSlilil'll ill I'l'i'HIIIIIII'llil |nv Vlllll' lllll'llllllll Iii Hill bl'lUltl Just run your eye o*er these Prices. You can have a suit anil not yo about broke till next Hay Day Prices $8.50. $11.00, $15.00 and $18.00 a Suit Burns Bros. The Popular Store Cranbrook, l> •'• A. 8hanklin, is now with Patinore Bros tl. I'eiiibnn, ul Spokane wus in the fity Huturility. Nelson will hold an apple bIiow nn November ath. O, T McGregor, "I Moylo, wus ill thc city lust Monday. ll K Bentie was al Lothbrltlge tins wi-i-k nn business C, ll. McNabb, ol Waldo, mis In the A ™tulnltt|( wall is bglni I mil city Monday. enclosing the grounds nf Public i School. Mrs. II Ciitrden, nl Nelson wus in u ever si'i- finer weather? u the Hi hurcti nl Trull wu Tuesduy. Eugene Cloture, uml Edward ('lurk ol Wiliui'i. won in Lum mis week, I Mr Oloture rniit'il nt the Prospector ofRco and renewed his subscription, j A despatch [rom Ottawo sintcs thnt v. v Wade, i< a, will proba-1 My iif appointed Lieutenant Qovern or nf British Columbia iu n low dnys. Vitnciuivt'i' proposes ' 'eel u nu' mortal tu tho honor oi Onvld unpen! holmor, a formor mayor, Mr. Oppon I lu'Miu'i wus a well known visitor to Riant Kootenay In tin. early 'luys. town Mnn,Int. !•: J Roberts ,,i Spokane wus In ' town Mondny. ! 1' Mt-t oriuii'k. ,,f Chicago, wus It town Thursday .1 w Bennett, ,,l Pernio wuw in the my Suiiiiiluv ] ti A, Mclntyre. uml n s Burn i Steele i ham, of Vancouver were In the city Saturday in .1 n King, M .' P ..iul Mrs King, returned Thuralny Irom iheji visit in Qurope l.ilin Wolf, loll insl week im Port tignni' in business, lie Is siifo ihui lln' l< ' it mil i„, under construction this lull, somebody told hnu sn .In l'i s Bonndl, hi' cltj Mi.ti.ln.v ,1 I'','i in Hull'... .in,l Flunk lllilinisiil leu mi Thursday on n trip in thi Born Ai Cranbrook, Baturday, bow i;"""' l>r*aervo« mi the hoadwaf OctObel ind. In Ml ..ml Ml- Villiul "" i'1 KU> ini'l Ml Hull's u, ii Hinkley, n inn '■■'""' wnrtlon will h'si notices re in black laced rams hands Iron mi i ii scuti i.'ii mi Sunday W, il Barclay, ul Clnrasholm, was last foi Sourls, Mnu., where «hi' will ii town Saturtlay reside in the future ll i' lioldrlck, ni K .• tho .'in Thurstlttj Mis i Stevens mil receive ..i Friday October ISth ■link Vcnables, ul Vancottvei ws ii ih,' city Thursday i' K Moore >■! st John, S li ivas n ilu- city Thursdn) Tin- I-',lis,,i. Theatre will run stun rattling good films tins week Mis. Saw VIM ,■! .M:. 1 >—\ ill. nn lopping .u Cranbrook Tuesday \ H.,ii .,u,i .1 Ui'uH'i ..; me hit. in i..nu Thursday »as in u \.; Murphy, « S Roi I' Mcintosh ,,i Winnipeg wi Cranbrook Saturtlay 'In lliii'li.iiiuii. „l ihe Wenl Worth Hotel uns received twn inugnl mill it iliini b.nck laced nuns heads Irora ui the Scotland, which attracted consilium hie attention ilui'lnp, the pant week i' K Hold, ol Vum,.ma l.iwn this wook lie is not in ihe real estate buslnew was iii ! VV'ltotl I'lli' ' m look OVOI Ihe w.ili'l engaged Horkti system thr CIt) Council, ntlt'i .mi' dt'tilierutloii,, tltH'iUod to charge n M, nnd Mrs Ii FYnaor, Mi... ra„ ''•""'''• "»■' '<!! ","""' '"'"K ""ls'|1'' ,,l Hie till limits .mil using Uie In,iisei. nuh Lome l.uiijiui spent sun (Vlltc| ni|. r(,nsm| f(1| ulls ,s „„ day insi ui Wihi Horse creek parenl wheii explanation is given. 1'iiost living inside uf ilu' corporation line siiiii''ft,',l in certain pronovty i i Ins week ,,n business His urn's tu p.u Im municipal Improve- ARE TOU AWAEE? If Not Try One of Our Alarm Clocks ;i\c salisfiuuion and ait warranted. $l.»0 ami $2.50 i. 13 VnnDeenr ol Vu-i.ui.! wu ■ ■n business His many friends Wero pleased to see hnn Contractors George Lonak & Co., SP0 wore busily engaged tn building tho foundation t>( thc new Imperial Rank I Bin more nnd A Doyle ol rh,s ffwh ! 'n s< *«* in l"vv'1 Kn'L'> F Detail, Ira Tinning, nnd C ff. y \l Smyth, and N Chambers ol Vun former, were hunting on the I i mbroke were In the cit> Tuesday headwaters o! the St Mary's river' Mt and Mrs John J Ghlinger, of' ?ity Thursday «'■ L* Barr, ol Great Fulls, Mont.. G. phmnn ol Trail, and T Head of N'elson were registered ,-it the Cranbrook Tuesday, For the 99th time Since 1897 it is once more announced thnt work on the Kootenny Central Hail wny will start this fall. ineiiis. including tin- purchase ol tho watei works, while those living outside tin not have to pay anything along Uns lino, Foi this reason those outside have no grievance, sinoe they .ui' getting the privileges und paying altogethet less than the taxpayer Inside nl the corporation, Mi Mi - \ Moon il Sew '• -I-, wen ■ .■.:... ■■ si tors Pri- Mr and Mrs 1) Breckenridge of Gardner wen Cranbrook visitors on '!' tesday, a Cam mber ■atunlay. The in . ith .-.now of Kaslo, Provi pctor, was Ln the We Make a Specialty with Repairs ^,e.n tors tin If You are not Getting Every Satisfaction Try Us M,s ''"ii Binmore, and miss wu j ton of Fnrt Steele were Cranbrook visitors Friday. T. \V. Godfrey, of Victoria, nnd H. ' V Brown of Chicago, were guests nt' the Crnnbrook Monday. G. K Gilroy, of Toronto, M, S. Hogarth, of SntHt Ste Marie, and C. J Langdon of Portland, Ore., were otain tops are covered registered at the Crnnbrook Thursday whirl, mattes them very R M „,„„,— T„rcinto n E » {'rocker, of Bonnent Ferry. T. Glen- !' I.nml. ami A Lund, null 1). lieninc, nl Deer, nnd E. McDonnlll of Ureckenrlilge of Wardnoi were In the N'elson, were guests at the (Iran ( ity Monday. brook Saturday, N Matheson, ,,l Winnipeg, and H. C. Morris and P. Valentino Imve i'. Cotter, nf Hnmilton were in the opened n new tailoring establlshmi nt my Wonday. next door to The Prospector office Mrs. T. A Core7~and daughter ol °" Armstroni-' "'"
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