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"#'i I If »' i'liis VOLUME Hi ORANBROOK, BRITISH OOLTJMBIA, SATUBDAY, NOVEMBER 19. 1810 CONVENTION OPENED I ORIENTAL LABOR I PREMIER AT SPOKANE I KOOTENAY IOYAL. Largest on Record—-President Laurier Claims Credit For En route To Convention At Compliments Members of Leg- Green .omments on Atten. Action of MoBride Govern- Nelson, islature Emphasizes Value dance ment. ot Convention. , Richard McBrldo, promlor of the province of British Columbia, and R. . .,..., , , ,, "Kiln. m are going to havo When Sir Wilfrid Laurier was In MacRae, a former newspaper man ol Hon. Kicnara M«.nr 'oacnod the ,„.,.« .,. „,.,,„,,„ „ ,.,„.,,,, Battlsh Columbia hi trimmed his Victoria wero at tho Hotel Spokane clt"{ °' tho Spokane train last night "' " ' - sails to the antt-Aslatlo winds which last night, Wednesday, on their way """ "aB «™l«"»ied at the Mountain tlons y..i I, Id, and so Inr as I am „.. ,„„„,, „,,,,„„„„, tn.re On0 .„.,„ „„,„„„ ,,,,.,.,. ,' „„, mM statloi by Harry Wright, M. P. p., advised at prosont, every portion ol the statements upon which lie rolled pate In the annual convention of the ' ' " iU '""' ' '' ' ;t''' wh0 tho province i.i ropresentod. Natur- to show his antagonism to Oriental Conservative party of that province, "'"["'"[' '"',7''' '"'"' " '" L"' low" ally, we expoct to do s great deal ol labor was an assertion that no Said Mr; McBride: business that will bo of. inn-rest to Asiatics havo boen employed on the tint provi In general, and to the lin,n'.1 ,Tnl"k ''I'c'11c: u:"1 ",:lt »on0 . "The Conservative party of Oana- party in particular. Mr. Taylor and would bo employed on the line In p08ttlon t0 vvin tho nWt general eloc- ,. f mysell camo on a day ahead and future. He did hit; beat to porauade tjf... __,_.. ._ ._ _.__._ .._„. m... .. ciiiot executlv Btoni'fld ofl Rt Revolfltokc, whero tho thn people uf Hritish Columbia that !<.■ ! Cor.: rvattve association waa lt waB t,ie action of his government „one too well {(l,fill0 holding Its annual meeting. They that white labor and white labor indIcatlong [n th(! provlnce of Quobfjc one iB employed by the Grand splendid meeting and the hull indeed, (lit never was iu a moro favorable DSltion to win tho next g ou than it la right now. The is- |)R i" t | that tho new line of do itinn is cltj band and a large number of lo- cat followers of the Conservative tandanl gre< ted Bril Ish < lolumbla'a and the many delegates from Vancouver and Victoria I who arrived on the Bamc train. From the depot the premier waB driven through the gaily lighted $k__ (■ £< il m '■**>£■&& ^aAk Hi* _"OM bjoct of was- uol only filled, but peoplo were Trunk I'acilic. The fact, u.uuuu, being wroug],t out on th turned away. Wc found a very en- was ******* tlic bfl8,a ol hi[i appeal to 0anada t0 tbe mother country, thuaiastlc crowd of Consorvatlvea. t!tl' public, ..Tl10 defeat of the Dominion Pre- The ridinf is looking well and thoy It la quite true that the Grand mier, Sir Wilfrid Laurier, in his own nre well pleased with their ropresen- Trunk Paciiic is unable to employ constituency, must not he taken too tatlvo, Mr. Taylor. Personally, I Oriental labor; but why? Btreots, adorn1* Ith banners i >f ■. seriously, but it i the Dominion Govern- nilicancp. No Ci not wiibout slg- I'.nidi- am glad to be up in tho Kootenay #0 fllt. onco more, and have tlie opportunl ty of shaking hands witb old friends. t|lflt wnen tne Qrftnd Tnmk Paciflc defeated by the representative ol a —Ft, !■'. i.-em, president of tbo Brit i 1. Columbia Conservative associa " ment is concerned the fact simply is date was opposed tn him, hut he was that when the Grand Trunk Pacific defeated by the representative ol a Act was being passed the Conaerva- now element in his own parts >n ""\,ITt,,(". Vi" a^a,auu lul tive party endeavored to have it Quebec, whose attitude in the event f moram}° nil an M&B ., ,, , . u-i.-i.i._.±i .,t „ „i... .. i. ■ _, , , Saturday afternoon. Later rULL OF DELEGATE! Mr A SURPRISE Td HIM. made a clause In tbe charter that the of a close vote in the house of corn- company was to restrict itself Gto mona is not yet certain, white labor. Tlie government re. Oreen, who arrived on the fllSi,i to accept this, and the House gave the abovo interview llf Commons at its instance voted "Tn British Columbia we old-tim- the motion down- ers arc just beginning to learn tho Thus the Dominion Government resources of our own country. We wns asked to prohibit the use of therefore have no kick coming be- '""' ;~"T",„ ," ;.' Omental labor and refused. To this canso outsiders did oot realize it got their billets to the day [fc hag Jfom nQ ^^ tQ debQ_ ,.oforo thiBt Tne trlp tha(. t t()ol; during last summer through the (,,>'>'!«'/W ^*^^m******w*w a'1* inaer night, at tho 9trathcona hotel, tho lobby of which was packed with delegates and members of the local committee, for from thor 301) deles welcome, to the Strathcona hotel. Premier McBride will attend the annual Conservative convention In the Eagles hall today, receive a number ol conventions in tho alter- noon and deliver an address at tbe great banquet in the Eagles hull In tho evening. On Friday morning he will leave via Spokane for the capi- ement on ' ;er he will leave Victoria for Talc where lie will addresa a number of meetings in support of thc Conservative candi- I ilate, ••Alexander Lucas. COMPLIMENTS LOCAL MEMBERf ' "lt has been a source of g*reat i gratification to mo to have buck in the legislature my old colleague, Mr. I tarry Wright. Always active In oteh earli the company from importing Aslat- luring last summer through the ,,nu„1(, one ' ,,,-' tno m'* ' valual le Premier McBride s .^ tQ i(o th(> wQrfc> Cci.tftjIJ Q( jfcs northern part of the province, from representatives in the House Aa . apouane, had been the pu))U_ Bervants aava been empbati- the Canadian Paciflc railway through f()]. Mr j H SchofleW wUq 1](')W ; ipresents Ymir, Mr. Wright's old [ umtii lency, 1 am hound to say | enthus stic caUy arguing that, the company Fort Oeorge to the Peace river comv p t'.on at tho depot, the point of BhouW ,,e n)|owed the privilege. But t*7 was an absolute revelation to '■ tt'aa crystauaed in the liluml- |n )i](i _oUr_e nf its operationB tbe'me. A later trip to the Portland T im mi Bakor street which spelled ., . ,., . „ ,„ ■ , , i-nimi .liati-ipi- nn/i tin-^H,!., ... „.«n ,,„, , „ „ ,, Gram' Trunk Paciuc needed powers l-anai (ustnet ana tiazelton, as well which lay within the gift of the leg- aa si(]c tril'H through Vancouver Is- 111,M' islature of British Columbia. When lnni1 a"(l the Queen Charlotte gr a man of very ome, Our Premier," accompanying the pre I '■ it asked for these concessions the Imve convinced me that we possess C| i east, from west, from north, MoBpldo g0Vernmene granted them tllc richest territory on tho Pacific . nuth tho do.egates poured into "^^^™ y last evening, till tlie cily onl; on condition that the company coast. overflowing with them. All le hotel accommodation had must bind itself to abstain from the engagement of Asiatics. The prohibi- : tlon is provincial. It is the action of CASH TO PAY ALL DEBTS When I assumed the premiership rved. in advance and many thT'McBrWe^OoveramBnt^ seven years ago, the, credit of the rooma in private residences bealdi and H was only thc excellent, local bo the Orientals out. Thus Sir Wilfrid province was at a very low ebb. lt a conaldera the various tho so,id phalanx of . ". who were elected last j || low mo in the legislature what, a splendid Ijody of •e. They are all repre- u^. ft Is difficult to say u commendation of any Laurier has been taking credit for was practically impossible to borrow of them. organization that enabled all t eared for expedition later all reported at the committee headc,„„..-.«,, t0 ,iny every aoliar af Uu, pi. hours greetings and hand shakes Go:iS3rV3tiVe By Acclamation, debt. During the same time 1 have were the order. There. Harry , been a,,k, matcria|]v to reauce t.lx;i. Wright, H. P. P. for Nelson, and J.I tion, while the assets of the province v//V V'!* ■• Ymir acted Vancouver, Nov. 10.—Reports from . , ... MuhT SUCCESS have ulwnys considered It my uimuiuu mm lu u_ fche actj(jn of the Provlncial Govern- any money In London. Today the nuty to'be"present at" tho opening TIL Qn'riTnnn' m*ftt« government hns in cash in the banks (] f m { 0onserVQtivQ con. it the strathcona, 0f Tiriti'qh Colimihia enom-'h moiifv - , Jt i ..,..-, ....if,.- uiitisn uuiumuia c nuai,n moiay venyon » continued the premier, dquarters, and foi ,.„.', ... to pay every dollar af the provincial ,,ani. (,.ni.t lit ,,„ nt.aanni .„„„„.,.„„, Schoileld, M. P. P. fo as •' jdts. Yale indicate the very great possi- 1 I rust tc when tht present tomorrow \ Mr. 11. P, Green ! u to order. ; L CONVEETION : rom what 1 have lit it seems ; Tie legislative delegation Is almost bility of the Conservative candidate "° tiL-.l to with'., realon ''''r'ai" that thi8 W'" ''C ""r m0St co uplote, and includes three mem- Alexander Lucas l.eini! returned by „ . nrovince has no re mc"K*<"1 convention yet held. The hers ol the cabinet., The Premler.Hon. acclamation. Tlie Liberal conven- _,„„.,,,„,„„ ^ h„„„ „„;,„„;„,,„„ experience ol past years hns proved ti.,™,,, Tnvlnr and II.m W R t,on ttt Sponce's Bridge adjourned ,. ,,,,.. ' , , beyond question thnt uur yearly ci.u- i i.omas jnjiui, ami rum. ,y. n. , great inuitii.;, m connection w I 1 , , . ,. ,, ,. ,.,,„„ ,.- (. without coming to any decision as .. , , ., , , lerencos are „( Inestimable value to ,..i.p.s. ,-,. ,. t-l)P construction ol new railroads, the ., , ,. Iv addition to the delegates, large to a candidate. Ihc sentiment of ,,,.„,.„. „n .,„„ .„,,„, .„..' . the pnrty. On these occasions any numbers ot leading men are In Iron, the delegates was divided between "™,e*.,,'..''-.' " , ' . , " '" u"r workor8 wlil str'""-' Mmi* various parts ol the district, in eon- Stuart Henderson and John Oliver. ™™ » ^"t „, ZZ te,'take care of mC8t an<1 Ukt C"""Cil tOBOthe'' aml neotion with the roads dentation Some sections were not represented J " ^;' ; "' » h o( ", " '"'« tbm *"M'"[ l" i,m<*s ™tta'* tomorrow. by delegates and Merritt sent a dep- ™A.P ."?..? tll,"','sn"."a 0| mUes '" of the Brst Importance to the whole Von would'nt give phiu-d table silver as a wedding sift and expeel the bride to prize it as highly as she would sterling ware? Poor quality of cut glass is even worse than plated table silver because the sham is more apparent at first sight. ■' LIBBEY'S CUT GLASS" is acknowledged by the "people who know" to be the finest offered for sale. Libbey'shas that "Crystal Lustre" ami uniformity in design which the cheaper grades almost totally lack. Do not buv second-rate cut glass, even lor a iess than lukewarm friend. Libbey's name on every pie.;.* settles the question ol quality beyond a doubt. Our Xmas stock ol "Libbey's" is now complete. MORNING PROGRAM. utation which protested against c.m- testlllg tlie election nf Mr. Lucas. wagon roads and trails, and are up against the necessity of constructing thousands of more miles of such wag- ^^^^^^^^^^^^^ open up tl'e terrltory which Bottlers and minors now are docking Into. Iir.i "ill addition to th - great i doaeure It. giv. .le to in. let per- sonatl .' sn many ..1 a. y st rbngest ■upnoi le's it gives i. ... furtho ;• gratl- ti.iiiii . ■i to he r.'i . to I'll'.'. ' a few .vol'.Is Willi the iniui!' ..l.l Irtoi nls who gather on such an ne casion. i- 00TBNAY ALWAYS LOYAL. 'As for this sectii.ii of tho prov- ,', Kn th. The ennventinn opens at 11. o'clock "*'• Henderson refusod to accept the r(m[ls . . this morning. Au address of wet- nomination unless It wero made a come to Nelson will lie road by May- unanimous- choice and as the Nicola or Scions and attor the various dolo- "olegation bad boen sent with in- giitos have presented tholr crodon structlona to support John Olivor an NUW RAILROADS IN' PROVINCE tints the slrikin- ni committees Impasse was oroatod resulting In ad- ,„,„ ,. Lllll ■. ui'i. "ia mitt,, "i i.i.ihiiiii.i.iv..- >■ 'I '|,|i,-,i r,..-ii, in ;t,, t 11 nn- it.i mil ill-'. will hn nroeeaded with Tills Is ox- ournmont without acton. It. is ""s' "sponsioiiitles do not dlfl will ue iiinc.eiltil wn.ii. nil is .... may me at alt. The .level n.'iil peeled to occupy tlie greutor purl, ol Bonorallj oxpootod that Jullen, the DOi-sn..atlv seen in tin he mornlna Besslon The next ln.l.'1'.u..lent enmlidilte. will annn.lnre W*"C' ' "iu p. ,.„,n.ll> „u n in thl '"'■ morning bossi in, i in nm ,.,.,.„„.„, .„ „ r.„v ,i,„. r.iunti-y is so tremondoi B and bo sud- nee, Kootenay has always been lny- ,;.,,.„,, ...in ,„. ,,,,, ,.i„,.,i r ,,„i .. iet ...tii' i. ii .i ew nays, business will be. the election ..I olll- ,,,.„ Uml | |„m, abaolutaly no .1 .1 nl to me and I am quite sutisile.l cors f, .-','.lie coming year after which | u, ,,„. 0i,„„try■« future, The Oana- that the lact that two of Ihc mlnla- AT THR 0PI3RA HOUSE. dlan Pacific Is sponding millions nu tore iu my cabinet, Mon Thomas H the extension ... its Bystoin. In a Taylor and Hon. W. It. Ross, have WILL RECEIVE DRLEOATTON I Hanford Do.lgo, with Ilia splendid '''"' >'"l"'s ils ' lown ""' PraBor l"■,',l selected Irom tbis district will I'ni.g.iiny gave the piny "Tho Three river will bo piiriillele.l on tbo oppo- convince the electorate that 1. recog- At :: o'oloek Prenilor McBrldo wlll muBkotoors" at, tho lieitli thoatro f'1"' bank by tho Canadian Northern, nine what thoy hnve done for mysell "lls" insl ovonlng, ami ttie audlonco onjoy- controlled by McKonsde aad Mann, and the Conservative e.uise in the "''" '"'''" oil an ovonlng ol rare ontortalnmont, Tho Qran.l Trunk Pactdc la spending pust..--Nelson News upon British Columhln ■ ch o oxocu- HvorJ lli,|(]|. ,. Ml. Do(, ( „„„ „, ,„ „,,„„ , , „„,„, __ . tlvo the neod lor tl omplotlono of „__„, ,u| „,um,.„,lli „,„, mMtortul orn territory, and on Vancouver Is I x:{A„t;„n Ca, _ roads between Ntlion nnd tho lower llil|„,,,i„tl„„ ,lf tl„, ]ml.t „0 „layod, In 'allronds nro projected which ; tlCCXIOfl jOOfl I. la sale to say thai most people wil1 bring Into cultivation u tn non know little ..[ "Tin- Three Musko- ll""'< Mlv" "' ngrlcultui'al landa now | i i." Scaraoly anyono knows the prnctlca.ly valuoloss. [Thai Is What the C!tl Country tlie r ar bualnoi tinn <ll^'l tako place Your Husband Would Enjoy a Delicious mcol ft tin' Dnnrd "f Trado monotor doli ration Beefsteak Hlnran river, hotwoen Ni-imm and Oalfonr niul botweon Nolaon anil Balmo. At 2 o'clock tho promlor will kid. for Dinner ILJ E bus liiiil ii hard dny, ~ but ins tired body mid tapped brain will be cheered by the sight nnd taste ul a Dice cut of beefsteak, done iu ;. iuni and served up wiih miiii.. of thus., fresh ui.iu.is. \v.. know tbe out which will suit lum exactly. slinll we send ii - off tbe ball 111. th. Kootonay and v.-n match between mer Ai'cus at subject matter ol tills classie, sn to "Tl"' Province is not oxpcrlenci most peoplo the attondanoo at tlio anything In the nature ol a 1 , , nluy furnishes an Intollootliral treat. l,itM1"' In lands, tlmbor or mines. he recreation ground and sometime , |fl ^ , M|. „ my convlctIon ,,,„„ „ ,„,„- during the alternoon will receive a o, |.(i()(!(.(s ^ dUBtry ,„ Koot0,mJ, „,,, „„,, „„ delegation rrom tno noeplta hourd ,. . . , , ,.... ,,,.. utii.t-tfintini ,, i»iyi_ n. u tn nn_ ,, . „ un his talent and ability. Huh rom- suustantiai n dhsih as n io mow. ttSKlng [Or a SpeCta, grant tO pay Oil ,,, , , , ., ,-., „„ .. ■•«« imlicv I<i l-n nnnml IIh> inrni ... . .,' , , ' ' puny will play in tno Opera House, lM^ P""1? i* co .\\mm ini- humi exlBtlng debts amounting to somo ... , -, ., k, , „. m t-im ntt.iw.npn ... ,,, i.i ■,- p.,„.i,,i ti> Oranbrook, on Priday Novombor 25, f" cnc province on puijin wonts tn ' I . , _,,,.: THE MANTLE OF MSJPHISTOI aid its development and on oducatli Thc great banquet In tho Blagles ,,.. .,, ... T ,.- mv n,:,,)..,,,,. n» n„ivi ,„.],,. ,..;,„, . „ . ,. „ . .,,,, , "FauBt anil Mr. Loillfl Murrinon M> imiiumh ni puDiu \.»ii,h c\nn h.ill in too ovonlng Will cnmniemw at Papers Say. P. BURNS 6*1 CO, 8:30. "■ it.K ooncluslon the Premier, Hon. ' ."lias Taylor aud Hnn. W. R. Ross^wlll deliver spCOOhoa. The chair at. the banquet will bo taken by the newly elected prosidont of the British Oolumbla Conservative Association.— Nelson Daily News. ns Mopbislo have boen called the within a few yenr,; to hnve n high synonyms of oxcc.lonco, Mr. Mon-i- «'« oonstruetod Irom Vancoiivor i. son, however, hns been onllod to that Winnipeg, ..ver wblol y ono cai other and better world, nml It is travel, either by automobllo, wagoi generally concodod thut tho Maiiile or on foot, without tho slightest In of Mophisto, which he can wenr nn convonlonco, longor, has fallen on the shoulders Mr- McDrldo cnjnyB tho unique din of Mr. Sanford Dodge. This young Unction ol bolng tho rosponslbli actor bim nn entirely now concoptlon '"'ni1 "f l|ie most popular govern The famous sentet, and boy cornet- of thin great rule, malting tlio chnr mont '" Uio British omplro, At tin lat of tlie. Snlvatlon Army Band ol aotor moro humoroua and likeable last gonoral election In British do Fernie, accompanied hy ".Tim Miller" thnn any other ootor has ever biic- '"n'1"'! °"t ol 42 moml.ers 38 suppo. wlll hold n niii.'iil ontortalnmont in coodod In doing, Don't miss Booing llM's "' hl" governmenl wore olcotod, tho Prosbyterlnn Churoh Saturday this splendid production ol Faust at ~Spokosman-Rovlow. ovonlng, and In tho (Ipent F-toitso the Opera l-touso on Hatnidiiy Nov. Buuiluy afternoon aud evening. ember 'In. j Advertise in the l'rospoctor. London, Nov. general olectloi Gronl Britain, dlssolvod Novon porta have it. i Will he over I.ef. When Promll from hn Hnnd: mi FlfoBliin 4. -An tmmodlat s in prospect ll Parllnmont will 1. sr i'.'.i, ti,,- latest re thnt the election ■ Cbrtstmas, P. 0. Bin 3 nake uh ninny peers as aro noedod to consider! rente u Llbornl majority In the OBolutlo; i h, t t. ...i.-iiil This The letllle . ct.. I.'ll .. Idem i.i taken . nl il. ei' ; tho Ki Vi VNT ,. ,, ii from ""'"'' Parllm bim al his ensue. Thii lining uti-eci. clal Iobs to :..,., thai ,, minister .■ held soon. I'unwt ... ii,.' party parliament in tho lord's >""l>"'' Is II Asquith cnl i'"1'1" and I I that the Km Balfour coul i.l >i doadlock ■nub. cause groal docldod to lea. ...I.'l.'.l until in- await thell plo l:< parliament ninent'H veto i.'inl olootlon lie. mi.I thnt him- n countor oposc which re.inn ch pro " ■ tin. tho mints not tolerate nny dilatory I should the lords attompt i.'i ■ wlll I it short hy .. .it'.,..,,iu.i,,,, ..I .'.'liit'i.'i Liberal ■il I.. powor nl I I...-li ABqultli Tlio dnncc .• Dworfully nnd Auilllary ol th. . lho more his Wedn ny ovonl Hull, win; n mo . ,„,.,, umumn-i-n . . n-. t'KIt I'l.AN". ""', '"" ' ''' In leillll Ilii'llt'i were m Lord Waldegrnvo, tlio Unionist those prosonl nn.l it was with rogrol loottons, whip in tho house ol lords, declared thai the company soporatod in thu party will appri UN10N1RTH '•ii by the Ln,|ten ll Ol II T li,.., ■ ni tho Masonic enjoyable ono. Tho iiifllo, nn.I refreHh li appreciated by ic„ti rely on the royal prerogative to , hat the lords cannot tie riiHhe.1 Into ; arty morning. The Moi, . :. „ Mall Iron t.; .?:•!___ i W IV-4 KJ - W* I I V .■ _ >A """MORE BROS. Plumbing and Heating Rngineer» "THE RANCjB STORE" I'N A CLASS BY THEMSBLVES—FIRST-CLASS McClary's PatnouB Sask-Alta and Koote- n ay Ranges _nw~*_-\' .'.-'. \ .. Knjt-Bw-_wo-nwi—i-nw ■ * . i _,.-,■„.■*•■-,. ■ ... ,1111m m'.u. in-i-vv i Addilioiifji { 01 ■ J. it. McC day tinn. \ A. _. I ' . in town rb ii W, i. I. Irom n . '•! \ "1 \ . ,• ■ S ROOK ti.V Wt- II ■ MlilllK I't.-tii Nl"" ' SO I'll' I iNn ' ■ """ riuot .'uiln. ' i ii ^^^^1 ^maaaaaaaa%aaaaa*^mmaaaaa%%mVi l'.'tr,>- I ,, ,.,1, II (VI, • I ,..i ii I.n i mli : i ■ . it nt .-r ii.i llmuill.Hi " X . SI I. I U.T1 . ... i. i i, i . ,,i ■•■ ♦ J. ■ j. 1—■—■—■—■—■—■—■—i 1—H—I J111; S': - ' '""•■**■>„;■. ■.,■«.„ \.i- ;■' ■ ll*. ulo X ■i tet I Harry ham I .-_-----_--_-__-_-_---_-------_---_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_^_-__ the City '•' « ,. . Hull .. IVItn * ■..'.: / ! ' \ ' ■.■'■■' Hit" Isl Uny nl S.'l. Ilioi'llll Barrlstei ' ,..,••'. Ras in the city Monday. "li .1 111. I IIU SON, I ..,!,..■. ] * III i, t, int. ! { a**************'******* ********************** "AWL RIGHT" ♦ is whal you'll sny tu our story. X It's -.iiiiiii.. but Insli-uotli','. ♦ Uwldu. nil tl.ni li rofrwhlng, f ll'i x Soda and other Soft *■ Drinks f Hull Wl 1' to. I'll.'.. ;..-"♦ Ii.llllll.v :,..:..„: llllll ill. i:;.irilt- * \ug on LhuttJ ;...i iliivs. Thi.J ' Iii >t iiiiiI purest it..in uiir not- * Uini; w,,,-U■>. Tho host yet, f *e» EAST KOOTENAY BOTTLING CO. XI A. 1>- '■ the clt) V Mr Noble, left on Moi 1 'ottipanion* are j' ( B H SHORT, Scribe llj H INIIKOOK, H. v 5 xv Sewing Machines do the Best Work **********f>**0***************************** NOTIOB I I''.-'._■■!•'■, .'il * '.'.'TIt'K ... Inniliy aiv™ that CO .,.' ' J | days alter dato I Intond to apply to iljlvll., z , |)|( nM,,,,,,,.,,1,1,, ,1...,, ,, ,,.,. ^^eattio waa at"J^^||^||Pr*.V'.W''.''>W«,".W.W."VWW# week on " I They lust ,i lifetime antl aist"11" Maurice Qua,,, ret . ********************** ery I penny, cheap '"' hi small ,.,,. from a buaines a, ■»•.-■_ /->. - .,, i.,,.,- , iti'hn .iii,,. - X W GLINF. 1 Ketnu.uitu.pumy, - »f . wuixxi. * nucluncs. Sold on hater motics. « J month]) payments ny st,. in Hi.iln ♦ llll i S .;.;,(■ . • ' %> S| 1, ♦ • Cos im 1 slim * ♦ .nn ii hi il mt . ♦ ♦ NOTICE Id htrab) g v--. ■ nt -a »p J pile*tii i. *.:. '..; made . - th« Wats Vet. 1909 -ii a 4 llccnas in tba i rani r ■.■* H ♦ (a. Tha naina -ts ♦ ol tha appli :ant B Hydra J •r Comp«i) ■ ."■■- , I - ab J eouver. It '* i a ita] $1 '.OO ] divided J * ap into A _^_^_^_^_^_^_^___^_^_^_^M_H__-___-_^_^_^_^Ba Tha objects ol Um '* # 'T 0.\7 S Ol'ial Art J t,,)R SALK CHEAP AND T Th« acquisition by purchase or record w 9 nr othorwiao of wator d water +*>♦ + «<*-+♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦*♦♦♦♦* an<J .>f rocoixlod r n l and the application o( such watei and »«'#: power fur producing arvl gene Ling .leetrlcltj and For . - ami I in tbe manner ami tno li ■■ ■• I section 1116 of tbo Water tei I0i 'and ''' illL MATTER OF AN APPMCA- gmorally lo oxerciso and carrj ' "■■ "' u U«Piicato (.or- j tin. powers ..ml |ii .". ■ ■ ; ' ' ■■'■■■ to Loi 45 Block m ( rttn on Power <* lutiies hy said wRt«r brook City Map '.UU. • .' - » in. .-, .ow t>a found n BA HOTEL »- i-i Wur* in i ■ i«i -i ie NOTIf lv ♦ Geo. B. Powell jiV ♦ Singer Store ♦ ArniKtroog Avenue. ^'i1'1 J Phone 157. Cranhrook, B.C. ___!_ ♦ —°— i ALSO SECOND HAND &IACHINE1S j RBNT. UE.HUB*. GIVEN that it sue ut tho expira- tor tbo llrst publl- '■ ■■ o( Nils Haiwoi IntiHi Uth Octouei 1830A, 3 IMI EI. ROE, District Registrar. t^i o 11 (.* b IN) Tho inuu- ,.f iii.i lake, atre mi oi iourco. IClk River. £c) Tba pulrrt of diversion 3700 fcol *■ ' * abtiut, above post .-ti wo I nl irked ite of '1 Hf 13. 227 K.V, I,. Co , tho i ■ .. o *■ ''" level ,.f water being1 raised from thore to l ''■' ; ''" point 0700 root up Btroam, Mil numbi (d) 'J'lut quantity ot wator ap] d (nr (In cubic foot por locond) 600 cubic foet per second. Land Registry Offli (oi Tlio character of tho proposod N'olson, it. c. worlfB, douifl, pipes, llunioa, tunnels pow- October 21«t, 1010. er bouses, hydraulic and electrical plant. Ths wator to bo used for tho purpose of tho Compauy's undertaking. SOTICB, <K) Tho purpose for which the wator ia t.i im used, generation of ob -t.1 tnorgy. ii; if the water Is to bo used lor | •r or mining purposes, de u rl .« pin re whoro tbo water i rt to a retu to sorao natural channel, nml the il •nee In altitude between point "! il slon ami polnl of return. tt tier ba returned about L700 fool above aouth tmHl enrner ol Lot 227 Cli -i difference in altitude botn •■•■ i' . i diversion and roturn LS< I • ■ I 200 foot from erwl o( dam - I (jj Aroa o( Crowi li_ad h tended i orrii|tiLil by tl": proposed works, N (kf This notice was posted on 2lHt day of tion will ba ,_____-_____________-____________-____________________________^_________, on th.- 28th 'lay ■■( Docatubor, 19*ii>. —— ilj Olve Oi» ua?:.. i and addresses nl SOTtCE any riparian proprietors -r licensee- , , who or whose lands are . ..■•:■ to be i ir \ Froide' *too affected by (h« proposed t '> • iii ■■■: . . v, ,..«■■ , ■ ., Intond above or below tbe outlet K tei ■; ■i.t_..,,,- Comii'ilssioner Valley Land Company, N'elson i- < ft'urks of Gael K.tot..ria< <; 11 Watson, Port Steels, B, ' Ue ...., _flo| .' ,,urchttH0' r^it Hoggartb, Cranbrook D i W I ,. ,. q0 , , . Ham R !("-■• Fernie B i It sabol , ',. . ,v_ ',...".,' , | lt Ooodwyn and Harriel i i ■ , \ . ■ Iwenux's 3-M I) C Hj-drau I ' thei * -■ shall i orth, tbowo M HO jj Ll ted ■ , n^i honoe 80 chains soutb. I Winch Buildii ince 14 20 ohalns en-t lo polnl ol j anceuteni aixl cocttain ing 11H.0 j p ii tddraes, k, tt. i 4 .-„,. Per W V Ol Rl I i u. \. Froldeveaux. t.oca Kola- rjne lool -■■ id is i ** DalH Again. ) 1 'I'RliI tqulvatent I ].««<•. *'b day o< October, i'Jin (<■■>•- l„ Phone I'M Is thc Place to go for *»•>♦♦♦♦■$■*'*•*<'<• : 999*t99999 9 f ; ■-!.. ttVLL ■' MAow«-.i ▼ iiiii Honourahlo Chlol Commiasi'onec * 4 | "f Lands tor a Ucgusq to prospect • for coal and petroleum ivor '.he fol- hurnaco, 4 lowing lands, situate in the districi 'auk work x0' Southeast Kootenay, In Lot 4593, L|t. **: Commencing at n post planted at- I or near if iniUifi duo oast of tho 20* estimates **;""° p0B* on t:* 1'* Ri surve7 line' £ .hich is the Western boundary uf i.,it pplicaiK n ^ 4fi93 ;U|(1 hclng tho a0utnwe8t com„r 9 "J post ol Oeorge Wykes' claim i au phi ■ na (Vmii.ot/- Ai thenco North cithty (SU) chnins; " J1 thence. Bart eighty (80) chains; **A**^<»4*e>*.>fr*.»****o»*fri thence Soutli trighty <ku) chaiui; p thonce Wfcst eiyhiy [Hf) chams; t.i the point of commencement, inak- (l) The preml oh on which the wo ng lrni acrcfl ni(,1(. or iesfli tn- Is to he used. The nam Lot (M-i Located this lal Day of August, HUD, (g) ni.' | rposcs for which the GISOHQE WYKBS, Locntor water Is to ho iirfcd. [rrigatlon, Bathen W. Butts, Aront (!i, i! [or irrigation describe the William E. Butts, Witness, 37.45, lnmi Intended Lo bo Irrigated, giving—— * ' * ~~-* NOTICE Is hereby given thai an acroago. The Bouthem part of said OHANBROOK LANB UlBTHICT application will be made under Part Lot G424. District of Sagt Kootenay V. of the "Water Vet, IMS," to ob- (j) Area of Crown land intended^, TAKH N0Tl0B that staptel| 0< tain a licence in the Cranbrook Wat- to be occupied by the proposed works 1^,^, Wy(;). ^ mm ColumMfti i'l m the 1 occupation Time Keeper, intends to and ilPPl> for permission to purchase tbo j following described land: Commonc- ni iug al a Post planted nt the South Wesl corner of Lot 1G18G; thenco nes and addresses wes*' *"s chainB inure ur less tu the ciorletors or Been- eaBt boundnry of Lot 4592; tbence ' lauds are Likely north 10 chains following the eaat he nronoseri works boundary of Lot 4*J'J2; thence oast 78 nw the outlei \ L''lil'11;i moro or loos to the northwest brook t(- fj, ' corner uf Lot 1013G, tlieuce south 4U lum mencement ^^_^^_^_ or less. STEPHEN G. OLAHK. Bated August 23rd, 1910. 37-45. | v.. I blU NO'i ICE. cam a licence in tne i rannrooK m:t- tu be occupied hy the prop t^af WU ffa ?\ "f? 'rljLf '"■■ in»t.'i... None, i!|'il|f b' {.j ?j ■:,%*» i.'i i Tii" it." ...'. --l.il'.-,->- a,..' .:n-ii- o.l This notico was pos il Pffi ','■ F;: S',5 SpI'-'?* I"11'"" "' hl" ni'l'lii'i'ti- t'iMi,'.' -M.-yi" ilny ..t .N.-vembor, A U JJ ll JJajyiilft Rtotric _('oii.pai,y, l.ii.iiU'il. ^ IIci.,1 application :,. i.i.i.I.. t, offlce, Cranbrook, 11. Ci. Capita f'.i..mm divided into 5,000 kI.i.ios of Ii.t $10 cacti, Objects ol .!..■ Company it, jinolnde: Tlie acquisition, holding, cn- m a joyiii.iiit. and exorcise, subject t.. tii." ^ ..~ provisions ol it." "Water Act, 1910," i . i ..i nil rights, powers, privileges and cithi ipriorities in or iiy pari l>... or other- K, Mflte 3th tiny ol Hi loZ Ice Creai ' '"' ' Hfwip 7~ •''' • ' :". "i1''* ■'. "i|:" be the iu.; Ait, cnlered upon (Signature.) Ed. Covell. chains to tbo place ol con iiUlliL lUOUg ^€Xi__ljr |power corapanieS| B0 far aa t!u, com. (1, ,, ,ia(lrcs8|) KiI)gsgate, B,0 [contniningj^ acres, more 46-19 To Trade pany niny deem tbc Bame necessary | ^M Ior its purposes or any ..f them. (Iii Tho namo ol the lake, stream CRANBIIOOK 1.AN1. DISTRICT or source, .Moyic River. (c) The point ol diversion, nt foot Dist.n..t. of Bast Kootenay f Ryder Bar about 7 miles upstream | .TAKB jN':T1,.''i ">_* '.' Blrao™,u j NOTICB is hereby given that 30 '(] NOTICK. T fi . ,■ i from Railway bridge at Swansoa. Staples, of WycliHe, D. C. occupation daya alter date I Intend to apply to I went)'-nve acreh Ol i.,o... : d Tn QUantlty 0( watcr applied Lumberman, intends to apply for per- the Honorable Chief Commissioner of t. /.. _. Daily. h„.a.-kMp.r. nl Saat- p-rujt Land l]llCi. „,,!,,. fronl t0J ' ^ [,,,,',,„. ,,,,,,„,,, ,,„; mission to purchase 64G acres of Lands for a license to prospect ior ,i , . land bounded as fo vs— Uominenc- coal ■'""l petroleum oyer the tollow- I , ' „„ ' , ... , I , ,, ,„,., „i.,,,,,„i i i ,„ „^ mu,, lnS loads, situate In tlio district ol , , „ , , es, lint (e) The character of tho proposed lng at a post■ Plauted H rate^ east SoutlTeast Kootenay, British Oolum- rchoaa iha tollowinn - , , , works. Dam. pipe line, tlun.e, nn.l oi ""' oO mile post .... east lino ot bin, in U.t 4593: lands. n,."„nm(: at . poat planted a. under twelve hu'H'.rixl pounds hydro rll,,.tl.it. powor planti .,.,„, ffa. British Columbia Southern Railway, Commencing at. a post planted ut lh. »---comer ol Lot 7135 a,,d point | , ., ,.j |,, ,rs „|(1_ tcr t0 bo used for the purpose of Lot 4592, Group 1, Kootenay Dis- / i. Daily'a ,v-K. corner: Thonco I'l-'ll - . li"' Company's undertaking. trict, and being tit the nortb east . south, thonco 80.25 chaina woat, Api'l.V To (g) The purposes for which the cornor ol Lot 10137; thenco nortb 80 ... ■■ 18.25 chnina oorth, thonco in .sn ,_,____,_.—___. water is to be used, generation of cbains, thence wesl 80 cbains, thence .-.,»., «*,■.. thonco 58.U7 chaina north, |~., CORBEl I electrical energey. south 80 chains, thenco east 80 chains thaooo i.'..,i ohaina east to point ..( ^ ,h) ,r ,,„, „..,,,,,. is ,,, |,„ uso(j ;,„. 11„ place of commencement, o«nra«c.n,.nt, ami containing 33" aero. (,,-;, nl>i otii; B. C. Lowor or mimm. ,„„.,,.,,,.„ describe Dated August 29th, 1410. 38-16 ^_____ I rt Dally Ai^'.ii" — thl' Pla« wll0I'° ""' w"lp,' is '" b0 KLMOHH I.. STAPLES, in'i'i!.''.'.■•.',....' L»»»d KI, day oi Ootolw, 1910.4*-.-,a ^ returned to some natural channol, i\ iinynrd .staples, Ag.un. ■ Till I tie. Washing-ton, Intend t,, api.ly ,.i ... Assistant .'ii.illilisai.. • nl l.un.li, ami ( l',l :11)1". .1 ll !*:rU t7°*7K77*7 "'!tIi':,....'::': Heavy T.-.m of Hors l.l SOBl- .,1 Lands III,, lull..,,.. posl plontoil T " E*^^______ Cranbrook Orchestra F I V K PIECES . |M BALLS, DANCES, ETC. I. .; .'■ , ' . . II ■.. B, ,. ,I..--.'■,I.l. ., ..- 187 I'. II. linx 112 - '- U. 0. j^'M**« Ipolnt of diversion and polnl ol ro , WATER ACT, 1909. turn. At. the mouth of Nigger Creek, difference In altitude about TAKE NOTII 10 Uial I Aide.] Doyle 270 (cot, natural. ol Fori Stoole, occupation runcnor, ! (il Area ol Crown Land Intonded wlll appl) to tho water Commission I to lie occupied by tbc proposed works er nt Crnnbrook on tbe illli ilny ol About 30 acres. October, l'JIO, al elevcu o'clock In i (lu This in.iioo was postod on the the torei i for a licence to divert 8th day of Novombor, 1910, aud ap one cubit fool ol watcr per socontl plication wlll li iile to tbo C [rom six mile crock, al n point sli inissi,liter ou tlio 13th day ..I Decern uato about 200 lool above the mouth. iln-.' 1910. ! i he . .1 wator will l.u dlvorted and II. (live llio ..nines and nddrouaos conducted bj n dam, ditches nml of tiny riparian proprietors or loon Hume tu be ...... tructod on and over sees who or whose lauds nro likely Lot 129, Group I 1 ootenay District . to 1 fleeted by the proposod works, tba proportj ol mj oil either abovi or bolon tbo outlet. Tl.,. said wator will be used ior tlio .loin, llf Hawkins, Wattsburg, B.O, ,„„,,„,„ „. immlna ,„.,„„, and It. K. Siillivn... Seattle, Wnsb :,„,.,! LlJl | be affected ... near eleven miles due onst of the 34 mile post, on .... P. II. syrvey lino, which is tbe western boundary of Lot 4593, and being the northeast corner ost ol Batbon w. mats' claim, Itenee si.iitb eighty iHlii chains, thonco wosl. e.sbty (50) chnins, thence ...Ut eighty (SO) chains, tlience eust ighty i8i)i th.iius to tlie point of . ommencement, mailing tilll acres, t note or less. EATHEN VV. BUTTS, Locator, William I!. Hutts, Agont, Ralph L, Burlingham, Witness, 37 | „...ilo.l tins llll. day of .tune, 1910. tri1?"-- /r'^-'Ts. 'll1'' ''' '''' s"lIIV,t". Heatuo, wusu ;,,.(;,i )jU( j..,, . Kj.rJ. n"''--i ■'" ■'. ■ •' '.'...v ington, It. rl. A. | No Crown Land, will t".. .It, UU • -■ ■ .- (Siguatliro) Up ■ Moyie Kleftrie , ,,„, „, . Company, Limited. I ... '..' ..... . Jg WJ|| Wvjj ... (,,. „. Address, Cranbrook , . ,' [( I i WATER NOTIOE. I .. '-'■" ■'- ,^->, : NOTICE is hereby given thl ,.„ ' -, ■ ,. . , , ;:V5 application will he made under I'm" . Win .; I ' I-.' .'•'' V. ol the "Wnler Act, 19111," I pry/T 'T it.*' ■',: ■" ..<.;■> ..... lain n licence in the Crnnbrook Wn ■ : ' ■■ ' ""'.'■..'•'.k'I '.'.':; \ . -<3 7:'l ')i.%l: tcr Ilistriot. n that nn i No riparian proprietors or holders "■' ■ lot wnter licenses will lie affectod by f*l9 I the works, Thla notice wns posted on tho Iny of September, 1910. ALFRED DOYLE. ! ,11 At.. ■' NOTH'lu, SK) i (ni Tlio inline, address nnd occu- ■/■ pntlon of thn applicant. Edward .| Civell, K ii... m,to, II ('., Itnnoher, :' v.''.''■'■.'■'■ '■' '■"".'■ ■ ■',. ''!%& "" 'I'1'" liinn.- "I ll.e lake, sl renin :"fJ.'.Ml'' '■•'■ ,-i1 ViJ».l\y |'1,.'.);' \i'T7 "r -"""''•"■ Vloyie l.'n-cr. 'r.'T_''V»"v>' :,.. ■ V'-'-WS to TI,o i.oinl ,.l inversion. 300 C .■■>■•'/■ % '-^iKffci ' '• \m Vl"''!-: "I'"." 0 nib Wist oornci' ""'"'•' ;'■* f.n W .. •Se.^-'J'"-"- *",'. ''\l:-"-S§ I'D Tl' n.ii.ly nf wnter ,',1-plie.ll,,,,,,., W'flk ." ■■«'' Ml '• ','' T ■' * '"' "" ''"'"'' "'"' I"'.'.■'•■■"nil.) One oh . -'■'&* ■'■; -Tf'i i/."'5 (.;!' ;'■' I.'i .-. ' I* '■'•'■■■• '""I. ,S a,), fi 7*\ ' ' ' "'' '" '*• '' >< J **-? '' ' ''" ''"', ■■' '' propose ' , . ' ■:';, ■■*:i>liC? ,,'.'".•.'-'*. £I""A ... .. •-,' ..'>'.*'v't|,w' '..'.'li"" A Inn I.'1.1", iliielles :i!ii ■ i__>' <.'£**>W**^k.*.ft<fKi*> ■'.., !!*_««-__*' „„„„. ,„ ,„. ,,„.,,,,.„,, „„ ,„,, ,,,„ .VOTIPR i-i hn ftoi- dato I iiii. ll Uml .10 il i; ORANBROOK LAND DISTRICT District ol fllftat Koototifty Take notice that Willinm W. Rich- ntondi ol Trnveraa Olty, Midi., qcqh- imtlon Uimborinun, [ntonda tu apply .'or jii'iniitit»ion to puroliaao thu i'ol lowing ilescri 1><k1 lands; Ooinmeticliig lit ii post plnnteil twenty chains W'-'sr. tiinl olghty cbains smith ol Mile post N<>. 3 nu tii*- liOth parallel, said posi i bolng th.- souiInvest corner of Tirabei Licence No, 16843. thenco west 40 chains, thonco south 20 chains, tnenco west 20 chains, thenco north fit chain thence oast ml chains, tlience south to chains to tho plnce ot commencement, containing 2S0 acres, more or less, WILLIAM W. RICHMOND.. Datod July 25th, 1910. 35-43 nf Rulhen to NOTICM. \<>'l H'l''. in horohy glvon thnt .lo «inys 'f''*' «l I Intond t.i upply to the Ron. Chief Commlmlonnr <>r Lands for a, fl liceiiRo Ln prnspocfc for coal nnd.potrn- oii vnr tho tollowing lnnds, sltuata ni tho niBt.rlct of aouthoast rcooloiwy, Mr.Mhh t'ohimhln, In f."t iffPa: c,iiinii,.i,i'ni|.' ni a |i,iii (ihiniNl nt or •t-,ir r, mllns duo oast of tho Ilfl milo prjst mt thn i' P. n, survoy lino which in ,hn wi-.ii.iii hoiindnry of r«'i- 4596, and he- inn tho Jf. K. nornor pnsi of Unnifl Y,. il ■. r.lnlm, tlionco Bouth olghty («0, ■irnii-i ili-u-'-- went, olghty (HO) rhninii; llifinro north olghty («") ohalns: thonco hiitl elHity (80) chains to tl"' point nf 'nnimnni t, mniclng (140 acros, mom ur Ipi nr Ii'ms. SOLI; k^ THK KIKK MJ2KCAKTILD CO., LWANWKOUk ^^^^^^^^^^^^ liASIKI, 15. RTf.nRVS, Lnrnl.nr. ^n,^^^^^^^^——. 's I I"'1'is, i,.tcnit.r, | "Rnthen w. liutts, Airmit. . I Kootenay District, the prop- 'vi'llllntn IO, llutt^, IVItuuss, Willinm K. Dutta, Wltnenrt. orty ol A. K, Miller. Locatwl this lst* Day •( Heptembor 1910 Looatod this lst Day of 3-ptomhor 1910 rfc J. '!) l/ty VOLUME 18 CONVENTION OPENED I ORIENTAL lAHOR ■ tllANHitOOK, BRITI8H COLUMBIA, BATtJRDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1910 ! PREMIER Al SPOKANE I KOOTENAY E OVAL. N> Largest on Record—Presidont Green Comments on Atten- d inoe "i | Iul wo aro going to have prohi^f diio ni tin1 largos! conventions y.; in li!, and ho tar 'is i am adviHod ni ireaont, evory portion ol the proi '.■ i- Is represented, Natur a'ly, wo i'v "i t tn do a ureal donl of bnainoBi thai wlll bo oi Intoreal to thn provin '• in general, and to tho party In particular, Mr, Taylor ond myself came on a dny ahoad and utonpetl oil at Revoletoko, whore tho local Co 'rvatlvo aaaoolation waa In Idlng I animal mooting. Thoy had o splendid mooting and tho hall wai irii ouly ailed, bul people wero turned nway, Wo found n very enthusiastic crowd ol Conservatives. T c ridinf is looking well and thoy ri'" woll pleased with tholr roproaon tj.' • o, Mi. Taylor. Porsonally, I am Kind to be up in tho Kootenay in.i o more, and have tho opportunity '.f s;.- dug handa with old friends. - It, >■'. Groeu, president of tho Britlah Columbia Conaorvative aaaocla- ti' CITY FULL OF DELEGATES. Mr. Cirecn, who arrived on the coastJlflin, gave the abovo interview afti i&Tm"•itrht. at the Strathcona hotol^he lohby of which wus packed with dole atOB niul members nf tho litte ^^^^^^^ for from tlu-iT noine 30ti dole atca gol tholr billets to tho Hours earlier, Premier McBrldo's arri ;i]. \ la Spokane, bad boon the occasion of nn enthusiastic demon- htrai on at the depot, the point of wl • wae cryatallsed in tho Illumination m Bakor street which spelled out, "Welcomei Our Premier,*' tho citj band accompanying the promlor carriage. From cant, from west, from north, i>" ". south the do.ogates poured into tho city last evening, till tho olty seemed overflowing with them. All ava ■; ile hotel accdmri idatlon ;...«l "■"■,'. reserved in advance and many rooms in private residences bolides, ami i< was only tho excellent, local or-'ttnizntion tlmt enabled all to be cared for expeditiously, Sooner or inter all reported at the Strathcona, the committee headquarters, and for hours ;;ret'timis and hnnd shakes Wire the order. There, Harry Wrie-ht, M. 1'. V. for Nelson, ami .1. Scholield, M. 1'. P. for Ymir acted aa h tdts. The legislative delegation is almost e.. iipletc, am] includes three mem- I ers ol thc cabinet, The Premier,Hon. Thnmafi Taylor, and Hon. W. H. Ross. K. ('. P' addition to thc delcRatca, large numbers of leading men are in from various parts of the diatrict, in connection with the roads douutatlon tomorrow. MORNING PROGRAM. The convention opens at 10 o'clock this morning. An nddross of welcome to Nelson will be read by Mayor Scions antl after tin- various delegates have presented their crodcii tials, the striking of committees will be proceeded with. Thi- is ox peeled to occupy thi1 groator part of tlie morning session. Tin* next business will he tlie election of utli cere fj'-'V.he coming year after which thc r| /ar business ol the convention ' 11 take placo, WILL RECEIVE DELEGATION At 2 o'clock Premier McBrldo will moot at the Board of Trade rooms a monster deli nation - wlll urgo Upon Ilritish Columbia's chief executive the nood lor tii impletlona of roftda between Nelson and tlio lower Slocan river, between Nelson and Balfour and botWOOU Nelson and Salmo. At 3 o'clock tbe premier will kick ofl tbo hall at the match between Kootenay und Vancouver Argos at thc recreation ground and sometime during the afternoon will receive a delegation from the hoapltal board aaklng for a specfa, grant to pay ofl existing debts amounting to some $3,000. The great banquet in tho Eagles hall in the evening will commence at 8:30. /*\its conclusion the Premier, Hon. \ inns Taylor and Hnn. VV. R. Ross'will deliver speeches. The chair at the banquet will be taken by tho newly elected president of the British Columbia Conservative Asso- Clation.—NolBon Daily News. The famous sextet, and hoy cornet- 1st of the Salvation Army Band of Fornte, accompanied by "Jim Miller" will hold a iisienl entertainment in thn Presbyterian Church Saturday evening, and in tho Opera House Sunday afternoon uud evening. Laurier Claims Credit For Action ot McBride Government When Sir Wilfrid Laurier was iii Ral tl all Columbia tu trimmed bla ealia to tho nntl*Asiatic wind:; which lie found prevailing thero one of* tho statements upon winch he relied to allow his antagonism to oriental labor was un assertion that no -\alat lea have been omployod on tlio Grand Trunk Paclflo; and that nono would be employed on tho line In future. Ile did his best to persuade tha people oi Britlah Columbia that it. wa; tlie action of his government tlmt white labor and white labor alone is omployed by the Grand Trunk Paciflc, The fact, indeed, was made tlie basta ot his appeal to (lie public, it is imi to true that the Grand Trunk Paciiic la unable to employ Oriental labor; but why? So far as the Dominion Government is concerned the fact simply is that when the tlraml Trunk Paciiic Act was bolng passed tin- Conservative party endeavored to have it mado a clause in the charter that the company waa to restrict itself 6to white I a!-or. The government re. fUBed to accopt tins, ami the House of Commons nt its Instance voted the motion down- Thus Ihe Dominion Government was asked to prohibit the use of Oriental labor and refused. To this day it. lins taiieii no action to debar tho company from importing Asiatics to tlo the work. Certain of its public servants, have been emphatically arguing that the company should be allowed the privilege. But In the course of Its operations thc Grand Trunk Pacific needed powers which lay within tbe gift of the legislature of Dritish Columbia. When it asked for these concessions the McBrldo govornmene granted them oiili on condition that the company must hind itself to abstain from the engagement of Asiatics. Tbe prohibition is provincial. Tt is the action of thc Mcllridc (Iovcrnment which keeps tbo Orientals out, Thus Sir Wilfrid Laurier has been taking credit for the action of tbo Provincial Government. ! En route To Convention At Compliments Members of Leg- Nelson. Islature Emphasizes Value. \ of Conven n Richard McBrldo, promlor ol tlio . provinco ol Brltl»li Columbia, nn.l H Uui-it,,,., ., (,,. ,. ,,,, „ r man ol Hon' ";' ' ' ,l" ' ! ' ""' Victoria woro ;., the llotol Bpokam Mi '" "!" '"" ;r"1 ''"' M'"' i night ffodi iy, on tholr waj ■""* tt'" "''■'''"■""" ■" «>« Mountain to Nelion, when thii) wlll partial ■t,t'1 , '"' ' '"' ": !"' M' ''' ''" patnln the annual convontl i tho J' '" "",l,: "n'' U' ,• l!ho1 '"■ wh" Coneorvatlve part) ... that prov e, <"" ' '"„""' ' ' '" ""! *•"*" Haid Mr. McBr " '"'"'■ '' :'' Btrttln' "' ""'. oil; I'lin.! tm.t n largo numhor ..I lo- ""'" Oo" ",!V" i"""' "' {'"'v- cal lollowore ... tl Conaorvative ,l,i _ovar was in a moro lavorable ,..,.„,,,,. .,,,„.,; Bl.ltlal, ,,,, ,, / fm\**a*\***aa********\m **ra**aa****ma*A***vr*\*a positiun to win the noxt general eloo tion than it is neht now. The issues between the two parties are none too woll ill Indicatii that th od, but there are chiol i secut.ivo and tho many dole- gates from Vancouver and Victoria i uni' train, who ai rived welcom tii ^ _ , From the depot the promior was ndlcatlOM tn tho province of Quota i|m(i[l th h ,, _ „ {{ ht_u '( aomartotlon is i.:lt.,.t,t[, adornQ(J iVjlJi hmmrs o( beiag wrought oui on the subject oi Canada to the mother counl ry. "Tho defeat of tbe Dominion Premier, Sir Wilfrid Laurier, in his own constituency, must not be taken toe seriously, but it Ls not without slg- iiinoanco. No Conservative i-.ni.li- t b t „, u„, - ,M ,,.„ in date was opposed io bim, but be was . defeated by the representative ol a ... , new element in his own party in , , ,, . . . ,. . „„ , , * , tal in order to ill an engagement on ! Quebec, whose attitude in the event of u I'iose vote In tho bouse of commons is not yet certain. to the Strathcona hotel. McBi ido will attend the ns in the alter- address at the rnlng he S pi il'ji I for Hi 6 ^ III <&&& e_ 1 ^ C C4 ;^i,m'«u-:.i'^x.>%. leai add A SURPRIBB TO HIM. "In Erltish Columbia we old-tlm- i.p, ul Later he will ■ where he will j meetings In Brval ive candi- | dato, Alexander \,\ MISMBBRf ^^^^^^^^^^^^^ of lireat I ^ratification to mo to have hack in therefore have no kick coming lie- u(1 letriBlaturo mv old colloaffuo Mr ' Harry Wright, Always active In parllamentarj work Mr. Wright has proved oi f tho mast valuable repi'BBi itati\ e -. In the i louse. As for Mr. J. II. Bchofli Id, who now j repn n uts fmlr, Mr. Wright'B old coiiHtituency, 1 am hound to say | that *.ve Lave in lion a man of very unusual worth. no considers the various ! il phalanx of ■ elected last | ______________ COMPLIMENTS l.OC ers are just beginning to learn tho ,,[t naB ,}l.,,n „ .. resources of our own country. Wo i kick coming cause outsiders did not realize it boforo thia. The trip that l took during Ins! summer through the northern part of the province, from the Canadian Pacific railway through Port George to the Peace river coun try was au absolute revelation to me. A biter trip to the Portland canal district and Hauelton, as well as side trips through Vancouver la- land and the Queen Charlotte group, members of tin have convinced me that wo possess •,,.,.,,,,.,,,, ivog „ ■ the richest torrltoi y on the Paciflc coast. CASH TO PAY ALL DEBTS fall to follow mo In the legislature one realizes whut n splendid body of mon they are. Thoy aro all repre- nental •■ wostei n Oanadians and useful citizens. It is difficult to say ' iommendation of any Conservative By Acclamation. Vancouver, Nov. 16.—Reports from Yale indicate tlie very great possibility of the Conservative candidate Alexander Lucas being returned by acclamation. Tbo Liberal convention at Spence's Bridge adjourned without coming to any decision us to a candidate. The sentiment of tho delegates was divided between Stuart Henderson and .John Oliver. Home sections were not represented by delegates and Morrltt sent a deputation which protested against contesting tbe election of Mr. Lucas. Mr. Henderson refused to accept the nomination unless it. were made a unanimous choice and as the Nicola delegation had been sent with instructions to support John Oliver an impasse wns created resulting in adjournment without action. It is generally expected that Julien, tho Independent candidate, will announce bis retirement in a few days. "When I assumed the premiership UBQf.,i ,,b, seven years ago, the credit of the l province was at a very low ebb. It ()r ., was practically impossible to borrow .,', Nm, Illv,-,iyH COn8idered it my any money iu London. Today thc ,„,,, ,„ ,je ppMent af ,ht; opflnlng government has in cash in tbe banks d Q* th_ ammai Conservative con- l of Dritish Columbia enough monoy vantj0n ■• continued the premier, j to liny every dollar af the provincial ,,,jml t|,u_t {u"|)(1 prosont tomorrow ; debt. During the same time I have . 1]n, president Mr. R Y Groeu been able materially to reduce taxa- __,■ -,_, convention to Drdor tion, while the assets of the province M0ST SOCCESSFUL CONVEETION have increased so enormously In val- ' „Fpom whftt - ,mV(( ,in!11,, it8eQmB ue thnt we coil.d borrow any sum )i(,r|,Li|| thKJ (!lJ!, wM] ,JQ nlir m0Bt we wanted to within reason. Bllccessful convention yet held. Thc, "Not that the province hns no re- ,„,„,„„„,,, 0. part ,,,;M., haB proved sponstb lltiCS. We have undertaken b d gtion ^ m]r yti.ir!y cnn. great liabilities in connection with ferflllceB ,„,, 0, lnostimable value to the construction of new railroads, the You would'nt give plated table silver as ;i wedding gift and expeel tin* bride to prize it as highly as she would sterling ware? Poor quality of cut glass is even worse than plated table silver because the sham is more apparent at lirsl sight. •' LIBBEY'S CUT GLASS" is acknowledged !>v the "people who know" to be the finest offered for sale. Libbey's has thai "Crystal Lustre" and uniformity in design which the cheaper grades almosl totally lack. Do not buy second-rate cut glass, even lor a less than lukewarm friend. Libbey's name on every piece settles the question ol quality beyond a doubt. Our Xmas stock ol "Libbey's" is now complete. interest; on whose bonded Indebted- the party, on these occasions any ■_-.^_-—_ — -.-. workers and strong friends ness we have guaranteed. In addi- meet am, ,.,,.,, cnlini;j! together aml tion to that, wo have to take care of the upkeep of thousands of miles i wagon roads and trails, and are U against the nocessity of constructin thousands of more miles of sucb waj on roads and trai.s to open up tl arc thus em of the first province. **in addit! ble.l to discuss matters mportance to tho whole it ion to the great pleasure io to be able to meet per- '. ^—^^^^^^^^^^—-o m.'i;i'.' I mv stron_-e.it' territory which settlors and minors tats it lne u, inMm. u. now aro Hocking Into. „,,„,.„, „, ,)(, _„„ t„ hav0 H fcw words with the many old friends who gather on such an occasion. KOOTENAY ALWAYS LOYAL. it [ iiu lift lliu LIMITED. NEW RAILROADS IN PROVINCE AT THE OPERA HOUSE. Banford Dodgo, with his splendid conyiany gave the play "The Three MuBkotoers" at tho Keith theatre last ovonlng, and tbe audience enjoy ed an OVOning of rare entertainment. Kvery actor in Mr. Dodgo's company showed an Intelligent and masterful appreciation of the part bo played. It Is safe to say that most people know little of "The Three Musketeers." Scarsely anyone knows the subject matter of this classic, so to most peoplo the attendance at the play furnishes an intellecturat treat. This play is arranged by Mr. Dodgo himself, and reflects great credit upon his talent and ability. This company will play in tbe Opera House, Cranbrook, oil Friday November 25. : THE MANTLE OF MEPHISTOl "Faust" and Mr. Louis Morrison ns MephiBto have been called the Bynonyms of oxco,lenco. Mr. Morrison, however, has been called to that other and better world, and it is generally conceded that the Mantle of MephiBto, which he can wear no longer, has fallen on the shoulders of Mr. Banford Dorlge. This young actor has an entirely new conception of thia great role, making the character more humorous and likeable than any other actor hns ever succeeded In doing. Don't miss seeing this splendid production Of Faust at the Opera House on Saturday Nov. ember 26, may me at. all. The developir. which 1 have personally seen in tho "As for this section of the prov- country is so tremendous and sosud- Ince, Kootenay has always beon loy- don that 1 have absolutely no doubt nl to me and I am quite satisfied id tho country's future. The Cana- that tho fact thai two of the minls- dian 1'acitic is spending millions on tors in my cabinet, Hon Thomas the extension ot Its system. In a Taylor and Hon. w. R, Ross, have few yenrs its line down the Fraser been selected from this district will river will be paralleled on tho oppo- convince tho electorate that 1 recog- Blto haul, by the Canadian Northern, nizo what they have done fur myself controlled by Mi Kenale antl Mann, and the Consen ative cause In the The Oram! Trunk Pacific Is spending past. Nelson News more millions to opon up our north orn territory, and on Vancouver Is r., ., laml rallro. ro ,-.,. I which _ iGCtfOil will limn; Into cultivation » tremon- ' —_____, i>™tica,iy vaiuoiMs. |That is What the Old Country "The province is not experiencing ' anything in the nature of a boo,,;, ' Pap6rS S&y. 1~""_fc either iu lands, timber or mines, ft Am is my conviction that the mlnln dustry In Kooteuay was never < substantial a ii now._^ "My policy is to spend the Income (l1"'" Britain. Parlii nt wlll he ll!"h'' as ny peers ns aro i oil t dis olved Novomher 21), the livtrRi re- caato n Lihornl majority In tii porl . have It, so thnt t wlll ho ovor holore Clirisl When t'r ler .'.„. u 0 from his visit to Kind Sandringlinm, his eleel in >. fl.<BIM_!KS,..X «.>!„ j Your Husband Would Enjoy London, Nov. H ■eneral election is or lu of tbc province on public aid its development ami oi My minister of pub] '* woi within n few years to in way constructed from Von Winnipeg, over which uuy one cat travel, either by automobile, wngoi or on foot, without tho slightest in convenience." Mr. Mcllridc enjoys tho unique dis tl notion of bolng tho roRponsihh hoad of the most popular govern ment in the British empire. At tin last general election in British Co lumbia out of 42 members 38 Buppoi tors of his government wore eiectod. —SpokoBman-Rovlow. ! Advertise in the Prospector, Immediate rospeot In ut will tie e latest l'i- ie elections a Delicious Beefsteak for Dinner rtiono 10 Plloshir i.lllrllll This Is -.■ii. nil Tho Ion ■■I i,n the K v. WT whether Uhornl ocl to powor nt I I., ni In ni I It. Ik assumed thnl tho Kins „; Iiim aBsont, othorwlBO Asquith w ,,' osign, and ns Bnllour could n moot parliament n dondlock v. I„ ensuo. This would cause groat II ,' cial loss to tho country, hoci „ ministers havo .1 1 to loavi 1 hudgot unci mplotcil until tho now N parliament nssomhlo . An uni nsnod .' Imilgel is Hi.' lovoi which Ui|Ullh Tl"' I I...I.ln nn.l Hi., moro powerfully nn.l aiull O B hns luul n hard day, but his tired bddy and fagged brain will be cheered by the sijilit and tasto of ii nice mt uf beefsteak, duiiii to a turn ami served up with -iiuu" of Uiiish fresh onions. We know the out which will suit him exactly. shall we send il ? & CO. P. O. Roi 3 considering On- govornmont's veto esoluttons, ilml n general election must await thell pleasure, and that tho l'i i peers have n counter plan to propose which requires pro longod iliscu slon. But thc mlnlB toi i wlll uni tolerate nny dilatory ln.lt..... l.l..I BUOIllll til.' lorilB Illll'lliPt. them M.i- crlsla wlll I..- mil short hy parliament's dlsBolutton. lance glvon by tho Ladles ol tho It ol It T. In.it Wednosdny ovonlng "t tbo Masonic llnll, was n must enjoyable ono. Tho Mm. it....!-, good music, and rotrosh- itii-iiU wen- ininli iippi'in-intcil iiy I ..nt Waldegrnve, tbo UnlonlBt those prei i nnd it »'iik with rogrot whip in the house i.f lords, declared that tho company soporatod In tho party will approve I'NiiiN'is'r:; i'i.i"."''|.:it 1'i.w". |c,tn rely on the ruyal prcrogativo to hut the lords cannot bo rushod tutu t inly morning. M.^ tttOt- Editoi f $2.00 Tor Tear ■mule known on (ruction of the l> KaiUvaj will do much i fig up the agrl At tli» i ■ ' ■ vmcial LeR .1 te<l to pro\ le about J public worlt province. The peoph District, may tin ol its men ' •■* '•' assured of hat tins district. The Bi "■ ■ to take up the freight ratea rate is considei ei than i actual cost a Mid the "nt''. i than two \ • . tant. The- Provincial ! ■ convene on ius work of Iraportan district, | be al tenl Mr. Caven, sh i before h<- leaves :'■ i * -.- [ * * a * * '■ * \ * * * ***4********9***********sH.****.**+**++4,4***lr.; I \!IM \\\ Miiuii.. i . -■ :. ' and I and Surveyor, ' .. Box 2tl(i I'l u 2! NORTH STAR HOTEL KIMBERLEY, B.C. eUANHHOi il<, I; C. T B W IIRHW. V * ********************** 1 a * j X Dr. E. VV. Connollj _ - ♦ I'ltYsiriAN NM' Sllttllltl * ♦ i + i.il'i... : Armstrong Avi _: li . Sir Wilfri I Laurier'- I I that hm governi ml ls n "severe blow In the Drumi Athabasca by-elec1 m in the nexl Dominion ele< the Lauriei government wil a "knock out blow" that them on the opposition The attention of Eastern Canada, and the United States is m w dra to Kast Kootenay, A vast field of mineral wealth has i ee i exploltod, nnii will bo opened up by the building of the Kootenay Central Railway. With Its Immense coal areas, forest, and agricultural re sources, it makOH a most attractive Held lor tho employment of capital. The Provincial Assembly bas heen called for January llth. Al thla session a largo Bum will tie BBked for to improve road;;, trails and bridges throughout tho provinco. The duty of tho Legislature will bo to Htudy well the requirements for the development of Bast Kootenay. The vast ami Illimitable possibilities of this section of the provinco will bo ii source of increased revenue, in view of tho construction ol tho K. C, It, and the opening up of the mineral and agricultural resources o( the district, and tho Increased transportation facilities, will fully compensate the government for the granting of substantial aid to this portion of the province. It is sanl that the opposition benches, at tho coming session of the Provincial Legislature, will have a very frosty appearance. With two warships, one on the Atlantic, the other on the Paciflc Coast, Canada is certainly entitled t i twirl ami point its moustache. A steam laundry erected In Cranbrook would be able to secure ■ of the laundry work of the city, and save the people tbe inconvenience oi patronizing ami having theii work done by "Chinks." Writing of "A Side View of Prohi- | bition'*. the Portland i n ig n aays: Another (act to beai as to liquor and prol thai proper use ol liq loi crime or a vice than eating sugar ul beefsteak. This loat sight of by a numbi in the present prohibit i ire • .- T ■■ wine, beei i wrongful act excessive use La a vice I and is guarded against ing and example and penence, the and the they will not I the prohibit i ■:... that 1 criminals or debs . undesirable citizena i ei abuse themselves an 1 ting drunk .ometimei rei come hack to cry ' but they are bai ■ better men women down Into the gutt may be parai oi This Is meroly ai intcrp mark amid i1 >■ ent campaign. The futilil hlbition law ii, largi illation Is another and n p i tant side ol the most important Tl ■ ■- ■ sober men and won B concede thai theii i nhould he curta led |i •' becauafl other Individuals go the wrong path. ' Th Phono iiii.-u 105. 9 a ♦♦»♦»♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ j|j. W. RUTLEDGE, '•' ' I 1 tinfiiig Season Is now open. We are prepared for same, with a fine line of J-\ilJ_ -uJ-jO, GUNS and AMMUNITION Bride Cranbrook, B. C. M.M.V.. V.S. Graduate ol Ontario Veterinary college, Toronto in 1WI8. Grnd- atc and mi'ilnlist, ot McKilllp Veterinary college, Ctilcngo, III. in 1'JilO. Registered ini'nilier ol British Columbia association. ********************** ********************** *****************************************4%* \ WENTWORTH 1 \ HOTEL CB^brook' | * Is a large and attractive hotel of superior * elegance in all ils appointments, >\ i111 a * cuisine o! superior excellence, Railway * mm, Lumbermen and Miners all go to ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ * ♦ i ♦ ♦ * s ♦♦»<►♦»*« * t *******************************% The Wentworth J. H, McDONALD Proprietor ♦ ** . CALLS NIGHl A DAY t'ROVPl I ATTENDED TO *****Q*6************************************ * x x *-* OFFICE AT McKINSTRYS LIVERY BARN CRANBROOK, ti. C. iroundi j F. E. Garrison x * Bund Master City Burnt. Teacher of String und SUurl- urtl Instruments. Choir trainer. Phone 25.1. CRANBROOK, B.C. Cieo. D. Ingram L.R.C.M., It.A.M. i U'tfnnlsi .v( Ihoh-mnstor Knox Cliurch) 'i'i;.mhi.;r iii' pianoforte. 0«gan, theory. and voice CULTURE. I'upili. I'n.|ijii'..ii tor l£xtiuiinutions, t'ull term now uoumienclntr AIHI1IKSS:—nl'I'iiSI'I'K srllill.l. lll'I'SF.' PHONE 336 ♦ — * X * * * * * * * * X On Baker stieet, one door ;west ol Messrs. Hill it Co., the only place in town that ran make life worth living. Cosmopolitan Hotel E. H. SMALL, Manager. <> * X * I 'nuiliriHik ti. C, rranurook Lorltfe, No. 34, A. naraware S6.®IK__ia_B__B(_»E«aH^ /z . t Ails You) :■ ' , eati • ■cl, despondent) have frequent head- bitter or bad taste in morning, i(! i-i gas, acid risings in throat after or burn, foul breath, dizzy spells, tile, nausea at times and kindred If you havo any considerable number of the above symptoms yon .:.-,■ suffering from bilious- ii.i ' i ei with utdiftestion, or dyspepsia. Di ' * Idea Evfcdioal Discovery il mado rt; " valuable mvdic-innl principles km m lu . ni science for tbe permanent i'i. tiieh abnormol conditions. It is a mt t ■ invito rotor, stomncli ionic, bowel ret (jJ i i and nerve itrcngth utter. The "Ool, " I ©diced Discovery" is not n patent medloine nr secret nostrum, a full li . Ii'ents being printed on its Imttle-wropper nml attested under o n \ [fani u at these will show tlmt it contains no alcohol, or harmful habi rugs. It is n fluid extinct made with pure, triple-refined glycerine ui ir iper strength) from the roots of native American medical, 'W' I'11"'1 '■■ World/- Dispensary Medical Association, Props., Uufljilo, N. Y* \\ \. M 9 9 [.-tegular meet Ultra on ^ the third Thursday ♦ 3 I ^J -('y ■'/' »f uvory luontli. I % Vv ■"''■'' % Vlsillog l-fothven ♦ / \'/' ^ ivolcomotl. | T ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦^♦♦♦^♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦■♦♦♦♦♦♦■♦♦■♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦^ I PHONE W. F. ATTRIDGE, W. M. E. W. CONNOLLY, Secretary ♦ ♦ AUTYSTOg | Crold Standard X Teas and Coffee ♦ Our whole liiui- is devoted to your wants in the f Grocery line therefore we absolutely guarantee every * article thai leaves our store. _ ANCIENT ORDER ? FORESTERS OOUIIT CHANllltOOK, 8!t43 Moots in Ourmcn'a llnll 'ini nnd 4th I Thursday of each in..nth at R p.m. ! ? btttup. i A A. McOownn, owe! Uu-rci- i Z time goods are received that are nol No. t quality. '.'. A. Abbott, Secretary. i «> We will thank our customers to advise us if at any Visiting Brnthren nunli- velcnme. | * ********************** X CAMPBELL & MANNlNC Staple and Fancy GS-rocers ■ U ! the prohlbltto receive , erj In i nrittblr o in tho if.v |.i i Cranbrook * X * x $ I Livery tl J We tt»U yon to '-(ill nnd try 4 our ni'w Oonslgnment ol new J and Up to date rigs for ^ Winter und Summer, .lust % »4*++++*++'>'&£ a >9»9994>9t4.9* '•■*■*>' ++ + ****.*.^+++4 .„,,. vast .... citln ition in the calculations and tho ,,, no one was "beaton X received Toppir and RoUable world ovei ise li advocates ts tho to n trnizle" In New York on Tues- ♦ E?,0™6'., Ht Jour disposal. . ,,,, ,, , . _ Oivo tlmm a 1.1-1 ill 11,0(1 tin properly their . tn i ■., rate which musl day. t'lie Colonel now Kiimi', ilmt ( 5 ■-■'■ I i'''1'. order to ouuallze tbe loss '." "atlon ^oeeeA Is a florcer thini convinced. will .... Iiiiiii the wil.l ln.nst.ti nl' tlie iiini.-li'. ♦ Piinna 47 Ornntironk, B.O. | |If It's Paint and Painting| Wc are here with the Goods \ for "liliml pigs en iin ', HouriBhing under the pi make no re- i ..i mntrj or tho municl ■ In tl connection the tempernn Bayi editorl- ; [im.. Iioiiflekeoplng ex • -tVill i.i' iihonl half it million i. i; \ nre ni ■• thoy wore last ■ Un, iVimhl Ti rnual meet the V"'r inni !' :.i I | .. .-n i!. votod tho w ""'* "f ■ '. ■ lo i ii thing in.- $830,0110 j>pn"'N " pftnl iiy Baloone and Mll'. ... ». 'i: eans '^t ill more ,.,i i- \ i iiooristB will argue u,....... ■ n nn will ur needed, ■ ■' nlm w« '... i there will he ,I"M"''■ '' ' ■■ there are "■"■'»'*•"•' . ? orn ■ '' ni'i. ■. more .■ >■ ■.■.*■ tl*iy employ .■i.i [ ■[ more police Thin in the i_or_t««.i :. 1 llifui the wild hoaatB ol the jungle 11 i -.r uni 1,,1,,1.,-s t.,.i ns jov- \********************** 2 Jf Tf»c AV'ill P'M,pr am* lul ovor Drurnrnond-Athabaska X II 11 S >V till r<A]JGT dllU ly-eloction as an Irish | >r ai a | ********************** j _ Japcr wake. NOTICI ♦ anging l.lu Wc can't be beat ♦ * B. C. LIVEBY FEED I | \X'& SALE STABLEi J _ X t * Bntli Sint'ii. niul llol.I.. X X X lli'lvors, I'm- iill rnti'lR ♦ X ' I l?H-li B. H. SHORT 6 ** ^ Opposite Royal Hotel Phone 91 4 I V Miilll. Au">ttl. _> ol Octc-bar, LfliO 1 l .- X Dnt'itsi & lietittin, Proprietors •» J. t. Dncnn. Manapcr ♦ • i ********************** I ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦************************************* I I Painter and Decorator: is I ,1 CORPORATION Of THE CIVV OF CRANBROOK BY-LAW NO. 88 \ By l.av t<» raise tho sum of Ptrteon thousand dollars, (fL6,QQQ.QQ) hy dohentures ior tho purpose otoom- ploClnti the erection ot, uml equlptng M dpal Hulldlngs nml tbo Olty bnok up or .luil. tVHRRKAS a petition has beon presented to tbe Municipal Council of the Corporation of the Olty ol Oranbrook i Igned hy the owners of ui I onst ..nc tenth (HOtb) or the value uf ihc ratoablo lauds and Improvements In tho Olty na shown by the last Kt'viseit Assessment Hull, requestInti tiif said Oounoll to Intro duoo a 11v Law to raise tho sum ol Fifteen Thousand Dollars ($18,000.00) for r.|. purpose of completing the pii',"i'*l nf nml oqulplng Municipal Hiultl ngs, und n Look-up or Jail for the City oi Cranbrook, And WhoreaB for the purpose aforesaid it "ill be neoessary to borrow the su n of Fifteen Thousand Dollars ($15,000.00.) And whoroaB the whole amount of the rateable landB and Improvements of the said city according to the last Revised A-Houunient Roll in One Mil- linn Two Hundred ami Twenty-six Thousand Six Hundred ami Seventy- Five Dollars" ($1,220,-76.) And Whereas it will be requisite to mine annually by speeial rate for paying the snid debt and interest,, tbo sum of Nine Hundred and Ninety- Eight dollars ami eight cents (998.08) whereof Seven Hundred and Fifty Dollars ($750.00) is to be so raised aim'i'i lly for payment ol interest during Hie currency of the said debentures, nnd Two 11 und red and Forty-Right Dollars and Bight Cents ($248,08) is to be so raised nnnui.lly for tho purpose of creating n sinking fund for payment of the debt secured by the.snld debenture:;. An" W'hiTcns the present debenture in denser hobs of tho Oity oi Oranbrook is One Hundred and Thirty- two Thousand, Two Hundred and Thirty Dollars and Sixty eight Cents ($132,230.68.) And Whereas tho Municipal Council 1ms power to puss Hy-Lnws for contracting debts, by borrowing money or othorwise and for levying rates for payment of snob debts on the rateable lnnds and improvements, either or both, or rateable real property of the Municipality,for any pur. pose within tho jurisdiction of the council; but the aggregate of such debts, except for works of local Improvement and school purposes shall not exceed Twenty per cent. (2(1 p.c.) of tbe nssossed value of the lnnds and Improvements or tha real prop- rty of the Municipality according to the last Revised Assessment Roll. Aud Whereas the present debenture Indebtedness of the Oity of Oranbrook, other than tbe indebtedness for works of local improvement and or school purposes is Ninety Right Thousand, Tsvn Hundred ami Blighty- Nine Dollars and Eighteen Cents ($98,289.18.) flow therefore, the Municipal Coun- e:! of the Corporation of the City of (rnnbrook in Council assembled, en- ants as fol.ows;— I. Tt shall aud may be lawful for tbe Mayor of the Corpora tion of the City of Cranbrook to borrow upon tl'3 credit of said Corporation by way of debentures, here-ln-after mentioned, from any person or persons, body or bodies enrpornte, who tuny be willing to advunce thc same, as a loan, a SUm of money not exceeding lu the whole, the sum of Fifteen Thousand Dollars ($15,000) und to cause all such sums so raised or received to he paid into the hands of the Treasurer of the said Corporation for tho purpose and with the object, here-in-before recited. *_*. It shall he lawful for tho Mayor of the snid Corporation to cause any number of debentures to bo mude, exec 1 and issued for Hiich sum or sun |j(I, us may be required for thu purple and object aforesaid, not exceeding, however, the sum of Fifteen Thousand Dollars ($16,000), each Of the said debentures bolng of the denomination of Five Hundred Do,- lau ($600.01)), und nil sm-h debentures shall be sealed witb the seal of the Corporation and signed hy the Mayor thereof. S. Tbe snid debentures shall bear date the 28tb day of December, 1910, payable within Thirty-Five years from the said dnte, in lawful money of Canada, at. the office of the Imperial Bank of Canada in Crnnbrook aforesaid, which said place of payment shall he designated Iiy the said debentures, and shall have attached to them coupons for the payment of principal and interest respectively, and the signatures to the said coupons may be either written, stamped, rlnt; b»M- lithographed. 4 ' belHai,| debenture* nha!l hear intoresVat the rate of Five (5) percent, per annum from tho dnte thereof and the principal and interest on the unpaid principal shall be payable in equal instalments annually nt. tbe nnld office of the Tmperinl Hank of Canada in Crnnbrnok aforesaid, in lawful monoy <>1 Canada, nn the 28th day nf December in each year during the currency thereof, and it shall he expresROfl in snid debentures and coupons to be so payable. t It shall bi lawful tor Ue Mayor of the snid Corporation to negotiate and sell the said debentures'fur less than par, hnl in no ca*se shall the nui debentures be negotiated or Bold for lees than Ninety per centum (90 p.c.) of their toce value, Including the cost oi negotiating uud sale, brokerage uud ull uihcr- incidental expenses, I.. During the currency of Um Kid debentures there shall be raised and levied in each yoar by Speeial rate sufficient therefor, on all thu ratoablo iiiiiIh and Improvements in the said Municipality, tho sum uf Seven Hundred and Fifty Dollars ($750.00) Im- pay ment of thfl interest on the said d.'b.mures, and tho bind sum of Two Hundred ami Fort> EOtghl Dollars and Bight Cents UiMW.UK), for the plirpOBQ of creating a sinking fund lot- tbe payment ot the debt hereby secured, making in all the sum of Nine Hundred nnd Ninety-Eight Dollars and Sight Cents ($998.08) to bfl raised annually by special rate aforesaid during each of the said Thirty-Five yuars. 7. II shall be lawful for the said Municipal Council to repurchase any of the said debentures upon such terms as may be agreed upon with the legal holder or holders thereof, or uny part thereof whether at the time of sale or any subsequent time or times, aud all debentures so repurchased shall forthwith bo cancelled and destroyed and nu re-issue uf debentures ao re-purchased shall be mude in cuuseijuenco of such repurchase. S. This My-l.aw shall tako effect on and after the 15th day of December, A. D. TJIU. 9. This By-Law may bo cited for nil purposes as the "City of Cranbrook Deben t ii re Loan Hy-Law .No. 7." | Head the First. Second and Third times on Lhe llth day of November, 1010. Received the assent of the electors on tbe day of November, DUO. TARE NOTICE that the abovo is a true copy ol tho proposed Uy-Lnw upon which the vote of the Municipality will be taken at. the Municipal Building, Baker Street, on Monday, the 28th Dny of November, DUO, between the hours of 0 o'clock in the morning (in o'clock a. m, local time) and 7 o'clock in the evening (8 o'c.ock )). m. local time.) THOS. M. ROBERTS, Olerk to tho Municipal Council. nun together with tlio coil of -advertising tlii a notice on <>r before January aotti a. D. 1910 1 shall apply urnlor Sootion ::■"'» of «Ud Mineral Act to havo ■aid claim vested n your micros t your eo*ownsr Datod at \ am 1 'J l u. U. HAftVlDV, 10th 4*. 51 NOTIOH I. Intond t" apply tor * lloonBO t<. proBpool lor cual und potruluunu uver tho toi low lug lands situate in t\h ek 45011 8-E Kootonay, B, C. Beginning at a poit plantod inuu foot wesl «■( the 8 I-:, oorner of Lot No, T l :*■_-. and marked aennw Krniiiov.mu.x_ N. W. corner: thenco hu chuins south, thsnc» mu chains east, thenee BO ohalns uorth. thenco hu ohalus west ii> point nf commenoouiont. J MM Froldevoaux, 1-ocator, mm i. v Dally, Agent. Loaatob this 4th day ol October, L910. NOTICH I I Intend to apply for a llcan-u to prn-pneb fm- coal (oui p*tmlatim over the | following lands situate in lllock 4598 H. K. (Cool-nay, B, 0. Beginning at a post planted 1000 feet west of the H-B coniT ol Uii So. 7189, anil marked It, A. [■Yolrioveaux's N. !•*.. Corner; Tlience 'Ho chains south, thenre HO chains wont, ithencH Hi i chains north, thenco KO cbuins east, tn ihc point of commencement. R. .v. Froldevemux, Looatnr. [. N. Dally, Agent, Located thin ith dsy of October 1910. CRANBROOK LAND DISTRICT District of East Kootenay. Take notice that I, Joseph Walsh, Constable, of Fort Steele, intend to j pply for permission to purchaso the .following described landa: commencing at a post planted at the north | line of Carlin'a timber lease running 21) chains north, thence 40 chains east, thence 20 chains south, thence 40 chains west to the place of com- | mencement, containing 80 acres mora lor less. JOSEPH WALSH. Daten September 14th. 1.10. 3.-47 WATER ACT, 1909. ] TAKE NOTIOE that I, Aluw Gertrude Morris oi Cranbrook, married I Woman, Will apply to the Water Commissioner at Crnnhrook on the |25tJi day of Oftobur, 1910, at eleven o'clock in the forenoon for a license to divert two cubic foot ol water per leeond from Joseph Trai- i rin Creek, at a point situata about 1000 feet south of thn northern boundary of Lot 6450, Croup 1 Kootenay District, The mid water will he diverted and conducted hy a dam, ditch and ll"un to he constructed on and ovor Lot 6450 tho property of W. E. Worden. The said water will bo usml for the Irrigation of Lot >44.» said group. , No Crown Lands will be aflocttd by tbe works. I No riparian proprietors or holders I of Water Licenses will bo affected by I the works except the sank W. K. I Worden. I This notice wae posted on the day of Haplatuher, 1910. i-LWB ftWRTRiroW MOfMlTfl. Corporation of the City of Cranbrook Honied tenders will bo received hy tho undersigned up to ll o'clock (local time) ou Tuesday, the 22nd of November for the erection of a City Hall. Plans and specifications can bo seen at my office. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Tenderers will he required to deposit marked cheque in my favor for a sum not Ions than 5 per cent of the amount of tender. THOS. M. ROBERTS, City Clerk's Olllco. Cranbrook, B. C, Nov. 12 1910. District Mining News Of Interest to Those Interested in The Development of The Mining Industry. The unconscious influence of environment, and increased transportabilities has its inilonce in the mining business. The Sullivan Group of Mines at Kimberley are producing over one hundred tons of ore daily. According to mining statistics compiled by the Provincial government, Boutheast KSbtenay is very much in eyidence as a silver-lead producing district. Interest in Enst, Kootenay inines is promoted hy tho result of legitimate and conservative enterprise backed up by a knowledge of the geology ol the district. All eyes aro being turned to Bull River and the operations of the Bull River Mining and Power Co., nre being watched with great interest. Satisfactory conditions prevail at Kimberley, and good reports from the Sullivan mines are ot frequent . occu ranee. j indications point to the renewal of mining activity next spring, as the construction of the K. C. R. goes on. News from Perry Creek is to tho , effect that a considerable force of ! men are engaged in placer mining, and that the new machinery installed during the past summer iH working satisfactory. ' At Tracy Creek tho Estella Mining Company are working a small force, preparatory to increased operations. Present development consists of 2,000 feet of tunnels nnd shafts. In the Rover tunnel, which is ore lor over 800 feet, the main lead has a width from 5 to 22 feet. There is an enormous extent, of ledge matter which is available for stopping. AT BULL RIVER. At Bull River a largo amount of preparatory work has been done during the past few years, and future operations will he pushed aa fast as , possible. 1 The Hull River Power Company deserves gront. credit for its progressive methods in mining, and developing tho water power of Bull River, and has not been afraid to spend money in honest development work to improve its holdings, and the community in that vicinity have fully realized these benefits. It is confidently expected that before the coming summer of 1911 has passed, the company will be supplying electrical power and light to towns, mines and industrial plants In East Kootenay. ORE SHIPMENTS. Oro shipments from mines iu tho Cranbrook District for the pnst wook and yenr to date wore as follows: St. Eugene 185 12,390 Sullivan Mine 42S 18,878 Total 613 20,7G;t DANCE AT WALDO IN THB MATTER OT-' SECTION Soil OF THB MTNRIUT- ACT. AND IM TIIF, MATTKH OP THE "OWEN SOUS!) BOY FRACTIONAL" MINERAL PI.AIM 9TTUATE ON SULLIVAN HILL IN TIIF, FORT STEELE MtNTNG DIVISION OF KJAST KOOTENAY. There was a good attendance nt tho dance given hy the Ross-Saskatoon Lumber Co., at Waldo last Tuesday evening. A number of visitors from outlying districts wore present. The music rendered by the Cranhrook Orchestra was excellent and a thoroughly enjoyable time wns spent by all. Sniil li. ■tny party nr parties ri«ii(I»iiiiiii(f nr cUuning thrmitfti thrun or either of thorn. j TAKK NOTICE that T have «_pwti«!»I in work inn* Inbnr an reo.uir.v1 by Section '24 of th* Mintral Act In conntHV linn Willi ymir hitureit in the »hOV« j ')w_n Sound Doy Fractional Mineral 1 (Halm prior tn th* flr_t of November A. I00B I7B.00. AND FUBTIIKR TAKtt* NOTIOH) tlmt LUCAS IS CANDIDATE. On Saturday last the Oonsorvatlvo Convention at Bpence'B Bridge nominated as candidate for tho loglBlnturo Inr Yale riding at. the by-oloctlon caused by Premier McBrldo's resignation of thc seat, Alexander I.neon. It is probable that a poll will be declared for either a woek from Thurs- _m;.i- y»u ovfju p«ym«Lt il Uie .aid | day or Saturday. SOUTH EAST KOOTENAY That portion of the Kootonay valley lying west, of the main range ol the Rocky Mountains, and east of the Pui'ceii range, ana nortli or the International boundary hue, and described as Blast Kootenay, comprising an area of over 7,080 simaro miles, will be opened up in the noar future by the construction uf tlie Kootenuy Central Railway, That portion of this vast area contained 111 the Cranbrook and Ferine electoral districts wus opened up Lo a large extent by the completion ol thc Crow's Nest branch of thc Canadian Paciflc railway, which traverses these districts eusl and west. The Kootenny Central railway will traverse tins entire district north and south, and will open up B Btlll largor country. In tins region to be opened up by the K. C. U. are several growing towns, nnd a considerable number ol mining uml logging camps. Large and rich Bllver-lead mines, ami the targOBt coal ureas iu Canada ure located Ln East Kootenay district. The mining industry is the most diversified, for it includes silver-lend, galena, copper und gold lode mining; and the old placer areas of the district aro today being exploited on Perry Creek, Wild Horso Creek and Dull River, with activity almost equaling ttie days of the grand stampede of 1803-4, when the output of placer gold reached the fabulous sum of over $17,000,000. Craubrook, the commercial and mining centre, is a divisional point on the Crow's Nest brunch railway, is a progressive city of 3,600 population, and invites Investigation ol its mines, lumbering, and agricultural Industries. Its climate is mild the entire year, nml we claim, nnd rightfully so, the best Bummor und winter resort iu the western portion of Canada. The country in the vicinity of Cranbrook is well watered, with perfect drainage, a variety of soil adapted to every kind of farming and fruit-raising» The climate, mild und free from sudden or extreme changes, the finest water In the world, an abundant timber supply, mostly fir, pine and tamarac, a stock farmer's aradiHc. with every variety of rural nterprlso makes Cranbrook a progressive city, and a central business point. On Bull River, twenty miles east of Cranbrook, a power plant of 12,800 horse power is under construction. In this vicinity, to the home- seeker and investor, it, oners special attraction, and invites visitors to its scenery and points of interest. \\as;i will be on the lino of the K. 0. R. It is an enterprising snherh, with nn electric light plant, one of the finest hotels in the district; it offers special attraction to the agriculturist, to its bottom and hill lands, cleared or timbered, which capable of growing fruit of every description. Fort Steele, once the capital of the Kootcnays, Is a growing town on the line of the K. C. R. fronting on the Kootonay river. A fine residential town, the centre of a fanning dis. trict, is again rapidly forging to thc front. "it is n long lane that has no turn", an old saying thut applies with peculiar force to Southenst Kootenay, aa the "turn" comes, thc giving adequate means of transportation to the residents of the Kootenay vnlley, by the construction of tbe Kootenay Central railway, the volume of commerce In, to and through tho Kootenny val.ey will measure the size nnd locntion of its towns, and no great towns will spring up that are not natural centres for traffic. Tbo immense water powers of the district will assist in making manufactories, mining, and lumbering extensively carried on, and tbe farmer and fruit-raiser find a ready home market for their production, in tho mines and lumbering camps ns a logical result of easy trade distribution. Cranbrook, which is happily possessed of nil these advantages, besides heing tbe commercial, bunking, agricultural nnd railway centre, is rapidly progressing along building lines, und will be in the future, as it Is now. the capital ol this now empire. I Benefits of Transportation Oranbrook is a divisional point on the Crow's Nest Rrnnch, nnd Is thc commercial centre of a vast mining, lumbering and agricultural district; which the construction of the K. C. R. will add Incroasod prosperity. The proper facilities of transportation, It mny be said, in nearly every instance, make successful mining, lumbering and agricultural industries possible, and without which many losses aro incurred which under favorable circumstances would bo turned ito profit. [ It enters into the quostlon of suc- [cessful operation of '-very industry, and the oponing up of vast ureas of undovoloped agricultural lands, for tt enters largely Into every business, The building of lbe Kootenuy Central railway will open up into mines a large number of prospects situated in the main range of tho Rockies, nnd In tho Windermere district. Tbo future of Kast Kootonay lies Jin the fullest development of tho Public Notice to 1 heatre Goers For next week I have the following first class attractions Wednesday, Nov. 2,?rd. HAROLD NELSON uml a superb Company of Artists, playing the Celebrated Canadian Play "THE WOLF'* Friday, Nov. asth, SANFORD DODGE COMPANY In "THE THREE MUSKETEERS" Saturday Nov. _6th. " F A U S T " 11 . It, A. PRABKU, l,K^i:i. ANH MANAf-KK, in ii 1 district, also the lumbering and agrl- cat cultural possibilities of the Kootonay :; vnlley. With the exploitation of the silver-lead, gold and cupper mines tbo immense coal Holds operated to their fullest extent, the construction i,ai of the K. c. Railway will bring Into existence the establishment of local ",'1 smelters and refineries, also manu* ■*— facturios of every description, and ' the development of the water powers j of the district which are now running-; to waste, ami tho Granbrooh district and Kast Kootenay will then take mnk iiH a region of vast commercial Works of I_i importance. |„.r mis 1 , , la-da. tlogl Mining Men Attention. loMntorao-u. f Title to the above ih- iiionu uf Nil-, ii,, Ittti IH liutod Mill Ocl jmlHUMd 18H0A. SAUl EL ROE, i^iu which »bor(: LOOa !{<•( I, /,. !.. I), tlo, Waihlngti apar, of Scat- apply to the Lantla ami Diatrict lor ti... lollowinn >st planted at 1.'■>.*> and point '/.. 1. Dal ■th, thenco ii4.mi 97 chains north, K. B. Jacobs, tho well known wrl-'thencu te.'JS elm ter on B. 0. mining, is preparing his chaina oast thei annual review, ami he is anxious to thonco tfi.-ll chains oast to point o( make it as complete as possible. He commencement, mv-l containing 330 acres will be dad to receive particulars of Y" l~ ^"jT* ^J^r' progress during tho year 1910 011 all -^^ m d _', October,' 1010.44-69 local mining properties. The infor- mation desired is that relative to " development work done, ore prodnc- jJjiWffl^ tlon (if any), planl and machinery | K'n(-W Mountain Chapter 5: put in, buildings nnd other surface § ¥• Tues I eight I improvements mude, transportation facilities provided, nnd nil other details showing the year's progress. It will not he practicable for bim to visit all the mining camps before preparing the severul reviews and summaries lie bus undertaken to supply, ho districts enn only have notice in proportion to the particulars received. His review will bo given wide publicity, arrangements to thnt end having already been made so be holies to receive from mining men In the district the Information requisite to allow of its being given duo prominence. If those interested will before November 30 favor Tbe Standard with the necessary particulars they will reach Mr. Jacobs in good time for attention in the review. 0. P. U. DBJCLAHES DIVIDEND Montreal, Nov. II.—wt. a meeting nf the directors of the <*. P. li. today n dividend of 2 per cent on common stock for the quarter ending September I.'i Inst, being at the rate ot 7 per cent tier annum from revenue antl I per cent per annum Irom interest on proceeds of land sales, was declared payable on December 31 next to the shareholders on record at 2 in the afternoon of the liith day uf November. IN THK MATTKH OP AN APPLICATION for tho issue of a duplicate Cor- tlflcoto Title to Lol 4fi Block '.iu Crunbrook Oity Map (ISO. Mnn*]*, is iiKitcnv aiviSN that it Ia wl intention to isauo at tho expiration of ono month aftor tho first publication hereol a duplicate of tho Certifi- lU'gular meetings: 2nd Ti day in eauh month at Sojourning *'' cordially lav npan niH 1.1. H. SHORT, Scribe E*^ ; BOX 202 CUANUKOOK, U. 0. ^ *'. --1I K'l.f-. l.M-'S <.■>.'.,■ II .(l.lillilllllllllf- Frank Dezall .ENERAL BLACKSMITH and WOODWORKER Rubbor Tiroa Appllod To liuKKi' Wheels UiKNTS FOU CANAUIAN OYOl.B ANI) Mll'l'dll CO'S BICYOLHS Repairing Phone so • • a Specialty. • \'. 0. Bo* 213. D.J.JOKIsTSON CARPENTER AND BUILDER CONTRACTS .SOLICITED. HOUSES I For Snle or Kent «t Reasonable Prices. Office* Workshop—Lewis St. "bone No. Is. ■*■'•■ ■ . .*. j', r '■'■■:■■ /'...'' \f--'-77 : -:.' \ * t) 10$ . ■■ - :-( ) - ' v **- ": j / i- W ...-■■ «. % ";v,,-..-—- ' :..,.(.. . ■ .. ■ Mm\ : : • s , i :• ■ ... I p$ • i ;' 4 mW^iS ■:: ■ ■■■■;•■ tm tl^zmkmimmim-^ ■.. ' :^Z7.-;Ui KUL.D HY THE KINK MERCANTILE CO.. CUANUKOOK ****** The Monarch Malleable ,, ^.,. , ,, ^ McClary's _aa_**M \\h&# V.® ,--, - *1 + Plumbing and Heating Engineers as ™ a "THE RANGE STORE" and Koote" Iron r^ange u\ a class ux thbmsblvbs—first-class naylxanges f»-Jlfl!fl»J«f»l-A»«_W*..>»'j»»_*'1h ..m j I'(/Vn'HsMIM ,«A.U imHW.iT -I. w, . iti. .rmi■ .ja__».v* j.■ ** __^.[/:->mMi^-^^L'^_-_cai:ii!»__'L,Tl!V--«'«'_taM>> WB-CT' ■■tt_'»i«^^J.;'il~r.''.-_»iii--«.-rjW -$$$-$$-$$-$$$$$'-£<$$$<§>$$<$^<$ W .. Rollins, !■: McMann, aud W. * \ ■■ .'. ■ ;::;• ttits -veek 111 tbe *. 31 Mai ■■ 'li I LOCAL NEWS. * N-H^r •-■- , i -■ "' . The !' ihing seaBon tor the Cran rook disl ml nUlnight I). McFarlane, ol Kltnberle. speni _, ... ,. , ,, . '" ' K. Elwell, nnd Y Svkea, Ml on Sundnv last in town, .. iveduesdaj i trip ln the ■■ tains Paul Handley, ol Maryei la wa, iu the city Monday, \\ Cranbrook I N'ovembi thi ll , K Cou J. Walker I B the Craubrook Tuesday. Incia - Lnspecl ■ K ■ ■ was iii the Citj Gf Met-':-, and -. . Kimberley wi ■ Wil A. D. Potter -. Scraul a Pa wa* :l ■'*-■' cree* Tuesdaj i< ea thi registered ar tbe Cranbi .- * . ... . ... - . a . ■ .- Whitehead, ul ■■■'.■■ 'osmopol iuy Tuesday. Geo. Heahi ' - - day last In towi anil ft Birch, ol \ ancouv* r were regis! ed at tho • " t'. W. Drew : \ ai c waa in the city Sundaj isl R, A. Jones, oi Magr rn wei -■ Cranl iok i isiti i - E. A. Hill, sp?nt Sunday I ist in Sundaj isl Craubrouk. ~ E Tv rapson, and R. JohnBton, former reeldeul ol th h city, aud waa .,.-,■,■■ , nm) n,,.,i ompany, i in Weilne daj Novoml pi 16, n I" tal Bcllp ih ol tho moon look place, ■■> h ■■* v ■ i H a tu nl tt phases to the i tmldents alm.K i ht' enstei n tn ids aud the I tilled fltati K ol Klku, waa ■ utal h e ol Phe I1! ■ - ij Yved is na ••■ ei. aud is atroiiKlj ol tho opi thai B ■!■■■. j. ■ no ol the banner towns ol Bouthonst Ko toua] Ml C i ■ tiupbell, [ormerlj Chiel ncial i'.'l.ei-, now i'i-,>\luctal License In returned to \ Lctoria [rom a trip ol nspecti >n onays He repoi U thai the new Provint lal Liquor Wl ■ ig oui well, '.ini! is effecting improvements -,.--.. if tha n tra lie ami tand trd dal lona pi i\. led hj Licensed ■ ousos. ■■ 'lie thing noticeable Is thai there haa been a great deal Mil [UR ill The preuil •■ on which tho wn hi h i" In i Ilir auitl Lut li-UM Iff) I- l»ur, fo :h the N"'^^ h. Horohy glvon thn. 80 On 'i la - he uaod Irrlgal , ^ ool.taloSl of "''llail ,or" 00 II f«" IrrlgntUm describe tho ]„,.„„. ,„ pmapoci for coal und potr land Intimilt'd to tie rrigated, giving loum ovoi tha folluwhix lunda, sitae scroage The southern pari ol snld in tlio Hiatrlct: ol Hniithna-l Kuutenay Lol M 'I tn Vren ol Crown hind intended to he occupied i>\ tho proposed to rka Noni (Ki Thi ii i re tva i po tod on the daj •■ ihor, 11)10, and applleatton will i made to tho Com nil ilonci on I ii" i ll li daj ol Dei ember i un U> Give the name: nntl addresses ol nnj riparian proprietors or licensees who or whose landa aro likely to be ul eoted hj i n i iposod works olthe i ove ir bei w tho outlet, A, K, Mill a ihn ., H. C. •' i tare.) ,■ I. Covoll. ti 0 V Idre sj Kii gsgato, B.C ■Ui-I'.l Nu i mi: [s l Chief t'tuiinilHUl Ui-itiall Columbia, In U.I 1503; ' !i ' ng "i ■" pusi |d .mod at or • juIIpn due e i i'i n ■■ ■"..! mile post on thu C, 1*. K survoy lino which is t... western boundar) of Lul <tau8 1 be- i■ . mm thu .--.i coi i" r posl of Sam. nui 1*. \. ilsnu's clnim. thonco nortli eh lily (HO) chaina: thenco ensl olgh1 1 f'O) chains; thonco south oi [hty (80] Iiains thonce wesl oi«lit.v (8 Iiuliif tn tho poiul of coiniueni en I, making SAMUEL I'. WILSON', Locator. Bathen W. Uutts, Agont. William B. Butta, Witness, Located this lst Hoy of September 1Q1I r ti i Cranbrook Orchestra FIVE PIECES Is prepared touuct.pl engaffunients to fnn.i-ii musio for BALLS. DANCES, ETC. A Addi ess ' 'uuitnunloatioiiu to lv II.M.SAI.l, Phono IS7 P.O. Box U3 Granbi'oolt, - - B, ('. NOTIOB. W. R. BEATTV Uudui'ttiko)-, Kiubulinur, funeral Dlraclor, ■d ut to immunities thm Bt rid ol tueii- bar room Loafers. Generally inspector Campbell found hotel-keepers quite willing to comply .villi the conditions ul ilu- new act, and to co-operate with the officials in en- orcing its observance. B. tti (SO) c NOTICB is herebj dwn that 30 days alter date I Intend to apply to the Honorablo Chiei Commissioner of - Lands for a license to prospect for | CRANBKOOK, ll.C cuul aad petroleum uver tiw follow- [ ins lands, situate in tlio district of ' ri' ' I'l'1); '•; """• Southeast Kootenay, Ilritish Colum- ""''"'' "i i-.oHs for .1 |i,i,ti j[, jjQt 4593; j ~.ji!i_raaCTa~rTjr^_r^.'flM_it.'Ci:G__T7.TttroM_ pr„s|,oci im c„,vi and iictru- Commencing at a post planted at ... _ the folluu-lits Innils, sltuuto or ,„,.,,. e|oven mj|es d,„, ,,llsl 0| the ,-ict ni »,.uii,e«it Koou-iioy, U.| mil„ post ,,„ rj. p. K. ByrVey lino, \ ********************** l"11'""- '" '•"' '■'■'•l- which is the western boundary of Lot i a K ut u pust ulnulml ut oi 4593 anil |„.ill;. t|„, aortheast corner i ♦ \~XT Ot TATTTl ♦ "' ust ,.I tlio as .alio post 08t 0, ,,;llll(,„ w H„tts' claim, ♦ VV . UljIlNili ♦ . H.suri-oy lino which « tho henco soutl] elghty ,M), chains, I ♦ ' '"'y ' ' '' l,''',t '"■' h'- Ihc ice west eigbty (50) chains, thence '""'"' '''''"■'' '' " '" y""> , ortb eighty (SO) chains, thence east Bnglneer Fred Bryans, of Leth bridge, was in towi .day. of Toront Ci anbn ik s . egist I at tin V. Moore, of Lethbridg town Monday. J. IS. Gibbons, ol YnhV city Wednesday. ■I. McTavtsh, and N. Burdett, ol Moyie, were guests at the Cranhrook Sunday La ia ...:,-. of uherley, and C. were cucsts at Mrs. ll. I,linden., of Marysville, was shopping in Cranhrook Wednesday. O. It. Staples, of Wycllffe, was in the city Tuesday. I.. J, Woods, of Creston was in the city during the early part of this week. A. Talbot Sunday last. nd .--. Belland, of Per- stered ut the Royal Robt, Campbell, of Moyie. was in If. J. Martin and W. Sanders, of the City Tuesday on husiness. Spokane, wore guests at the Cran hrook Wednesday. N. Hanson, and .1. Ilannett. of ,, ,.. HendriokS| aml „, ,.,„„.,, „, Wasa. were in town Tuesday. Marysville. were guests at the Royal — Wednesday, Juh. Irvine, of Skookum Chuck wus In tho city Wednesday, DIKD-At Crnnbrook, Nov. 18th. Violet, daughter ol Mr. nntl Mrs. Willinm Robertson. IjIiiis. Abbott, of Blrdar, wns in the city Friday. Mr' and Mrs' Vn" Heard' "f S|"" knnc, were ('rnnbrook visitors Fn- day. I_. Moriitt, returned Thursday from ' " n trip in Alberta. ■ Dorn—ut Cranbrook, Wedncsdny, November lfith to Mr. nnd Mrs (1. H. Thompson, a daughter. R. B. Benedict returned Thursday ■ *"" from a trip to Spokane | Mr. and Mrs. T. T. McVlttle, nnd Miss Galbraith, of Fort Steele were ""
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