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VOLUME 10 CRANBROOK, BRITISH COLUMBIA, SATURDAY. AUGUST SO, 1910 NUMBI* 34 PREMIER WELCOMED CIVIC ADDRESS ll Two Great Politicians Meet Provincial Reception a Brilliant Affair Victoria, Aug. 17.-Sir Wilfrid Laurier an foremost citizen of the Dominion this evening received at the hands of the government anil people ot British Columbia a welcome and a reception unprecedented in all the history of the confederated provinces. Untune was the occasion in many ways. Unusual it is to tlnd a political knight such as Premier McBride surpassing himself in courteous homage anil hospitality to the chieftain o( an opposition party. Unprecedented in brilliancy and completeness wns the re- rcptlon itself. The keynote of the. situation was found in the fnct that Sir Wilfrid Laurier came aa a great Canadian on a self declared visit of a non-political character and the provincial flrst minister us such was glad to receive him and to pay him every mark of honor; two of the greatest statesmen of Canada thus meeting although ol antagonistic * party and political creeds upon a common ground each no doubt measuring and each appreciating the niuny sided strength anil talent of the other PREMIER ARRIVES. St.inding on the bridge of 'he steamer Princess Charlotte, the bright sunshine heating down upon his keen bronzed features, a figure easily recognized Sir Wilfrid Luurier, Canada's premier, viewed Victoria for the flrst time in ten years yesterday afternoon. With him were Hon. W. Templeman, minister of inland revenue and mines; Hon. 0. P. Graham, minister of railways and canals, and Capt. Griffith of the Princess Charlotte. Alter glancing about the harbor front which was lined with welcoming crowds numbering at least 8,000 people and noting tlio tasteful decorations which aided nature in making the city's approaches.'ideal, the premier smiled appreciatively. Then he turned to his companions and while the thousand pnssensers disembarked employed the minutes in seeking information of different buildings and in marveling at the changes which a little less than a decade had wrought in the appearance of British Columbia's enpitai. CIVIC ADDREHS. The arrangements for the reception •were aa perfect as the circumstances permitted. There wus no hustle or bustle. Everything was done in an orderly way. After tho exceptionally largo number of travellers had filed from tho vessel a committee representing the Vancouver Island Liberals hoarded it and wore Introduced to tho visitors by Hon. W. Templo- mnn. This consisted ol F. A. Paulino, acting president ol the Victoria Liberal association, M. P. Jackson, second vice-president und Joshua Kingdom, W. K. Houston. A. II. Mc Nolll, Hugh Ki'imoly, II. A. Munn. Dr. Louis Hall, and Col. Currio, president of the Young Liberal club. On leaving thc ship Hlr Wilfrid was greeted by Mayor Marlcy to whom he was Introduced by Mr. Pauline. He then met Aldermen Langcy, Bishop, and Soirglson. These formalities completed the muy.or on behalf of the city accorded him thc freedom of the city and proceeded to read a civic address of welcome. Sir Wilfrid had placed himself with his face to the harbor and it happened that tho newpapermen and other photographers werc stntioncd on thc roof of a warehouse to thc roar. "Would you object to turning this way" Sir Wilfrid?" queried the mayor "'It will give tho artists their opportunity." Thc cynosure of all eyes smiled courteously and remarked with a laugh that it was "all in the game' 'The address was then read: To the Rt. Hon. Sir Wilfrid Laurier O. C. M. O., P. 0„ *D. 0. L, prime minister and president of tbe council of Canada: Slr-^hln is the flrst occasion on which we have hail thc honor of ex- Continued on Page 2. THB PRINGLE COMPANY Good comedies and dramas by good comedians unh players that please the people aad success Is assured. The Pringle Cunvpany of players who collie to the Opera House for s,x nights starting Monday August 22nd .will open their ongagement In the comedy drama "My Sweetheart" wlll bid tor the patronage of the umuse- nient loving people hy giving them : more value for their money. Their repertoire is the latest and up-to- date and cannot fail to win success. A pleasing feature will be the specialties and vaudevill features that are introduced between the acts by the different members of the company Bach member haa been carefully selected for their respective parte and in no scene is the Interest allowed to drug. A strong vein of comedy Intermingled with pathos and a heart .interest story is sure to win the approval of thc audience. Mr. Pringle 'personally superintends the stage settings, and insists on the finest wardrobe for his company, these two great attributes are necessary to any good production. Don't allow your I neighbor to do your thinking, go the first night and judge for yourself the merits of this excellent company of players. PASSING OF fl HEROINE THE SOLDIER'S FRIEND "Lady with the Lamp" dead COURT PROCEEDINGS 0. Bancroft, charged with criminal ussault on a little girl wiih up More Judge Wilson, on Wednesday, for trial. He was acuuited us the Judge announced that there was not sufficient evidence, and the ctitte not proven. J. J. Grady, waa also tried for criminal aBHault, whs also discharged the charge not being proved. BORDEN'S OPINION MONO SQIIANDERtD Angel of the Crimea Generally Mourned | PREMIER'S REMARKS HEARD IN STLENCE I Victoria Audience not in Sympathy with the Oriental Question Victoria, Aug. 18.M Sir Wilfrid Laurier and his associates iu bis present tour were given a, rousing reception in the horse .how building tonight, fjilly 4.000 people being in attendance. The p.emier spoke for ubout one hour dealing principally with the Asiatic exclusion ijutstion and the Canadian navy. On *he former he repeated his Vancouver utterances pointing out that the settlement of the question by negotiation nnd not legislation was in the true in'terests of the empire. Vhile the east had not seen eye to eye vith the west on this problem he believed that the judgment of futurity would endorse the methods of the Dominion government. Sir Wilfrid's utterances on this question were received in comparative silence. CANADIAN NAVY. Dealing with the Canadian navy policy he contrasted it with that enunciated by Mr. Bou'en. He did not believe that the people of Canada were in favor of a gift of the dreadnoughts to tbe Motherland. He believed tbat tbe neceleus of the new Canadian navy which was about to be laid would prove of very great service not alone in the defence of this country but also for the purpose of co-operating with the other empire fleets. The policy of the Monk wing of the Conservative party he described as one of sitting still and doing nothing Sir Wilfrid showered encomiums on Premier McBride for the royal welcome which had been extended to himself and party in British Columbia. Mr. McBride, he said, did not see eye to eye with him on many mutters but on the present occasion all their party differences had been sunk and the first minister of the province and extended him a welcome which he could only describe as royal. Mr. McBride's name was greeted with tumultous applause. Among the other speakers of the evening were Hon. G. P. Oraham, Hon. W . Templeman, nnd E. M. Miicdonnld. M. P.. for Pictoii. The Dominion government party eit tonight for Prince Rupert, London, Aug. 15.—Florence Eight- ingale, the famous nurse of the Crimean war, and the only woman wno ever received tne Order of Merit, died on Saturday afternoon at her London home. Although she bait been an invalid for a Ion? time rarely leaving her room, where sho passed the time in a half recumbent position, au.l was under the constant care ol a physician, her death was somewhat unexpected. Florence Nightengale was bom in Florence, Italy, in 1820. She went through a course of training at the Protestant Deaconess' institute and subsequently studied Frcnoh methods in Paris. When the reports of the sufferings of the troops in the Crimea reached England, she sailed with a band of trained nuiscs lor Scutaria, where she toiled until the British troops left the town in July. 185ti. Her nightly rounds of the wanlw, so eagerly awaited by the soldiers, won her the title of "The Lady With the Lamp." She was the flrst wi.m- an to be decorated with the .j.der of Merit and to be given the freedom of the city of London. PROMINENT CANADIANS Among the political leaden of the day Mr. It. L. Borden, who now guides the destinies of the Conservative parjy in opposition to the leadership of Sir Wilfrid Laurier, is entitled to,a place in the role of Canada's great men. In a difficult position Mr. Borden hail conducted his cause |fith rare tact and generalship. Cromjyfent among political leaders sbOiUj^e mentioned Hon. Richard MeljPtoe', premier of British Columbia who.is ,looked upon as one of the corpjng tnen in the Conservative party-'* % THE ONE-SIDED *» SCHEXF. OF LAURIER'S How a British Writer on Naval Subjects Regards the Navy Scores Government for Extravagance PREFER BRITISH COLUMBIA. Ottawa, Aug, 18. Malcolm Melntyre, Canadian immigration agent at Glasgow, is here on business with the department of immigration. He states that last year 14,000 Scotch people came to Canada and he estimated that the final figures for this season1 will be from eighty to a bund- red per cent better. Scottish people, he says, have an idea that excessive cold prevails in the prairie provinces and consequent,y are more inclined to go either to Ontario or British Columbia. Go to Stewart's for •holes California grapes. (ieo. Tomlinson, and 0. F. Staples, of Wycllffe were transacting business in tho city Monday. Messrs. F. A. Russell und R. B. Benedict have dissolved partnership, and in the future will each have an offlce of his own. W. H. Bullock is opening up a new barber shop in the former offlce of the Cosmopolitan Hotel. Mr. Bullock is fitting this shop up with the very Inteat improvements and guarantees tbc best shave and hair cut in thc city. LOCAL NEWS I Hazelwood Ice Cream at Stewart's I Mrs. F. Ogle returned from Nelson !on Thursday. I J. Harris, of Lethbridge, iu in the city on business. T. J. Moore, of Pincher Creek, is in the city on business. A. Doyle, of Fort Steele, was in the city Friday on business. F. J. McNaughton, of Fort Steele, was in the city Thursday. A. Butge, of Perry creek, was in the city Thursday on business. Otis Staples, of Wycliffe, wus ln tlie city Wednesday ou business. 0, W. Smith, of Fernie, was trans acting business in the city Friday. tl. A. Abbott anil C Loasby, of Sirdar, were Cranbrook visitors on Thursday. 0. It. Ward, of Cranbrook Agency Co., left Thursday on a business trip east as far as Macleod. Just arrived a shipment of tea direct from China. East Kootenay .Produce and Provision House. I Just unloaded, a car of timothy and prairie hay. Bast Kootenay Proildce and Provision House. Born—at Cranbrook, Mrs. Bent's private hospital, Friday, August 13, to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Beamlry, u son. One Sides Scheme Ottawa, Aug. 18.—Mr. Gerald Flon- res, an English naval expert, has been contributing to an English newspaper, The Dally Graphic, a series of articles on the naval situation as it affects the British Empire. In the course of these articles he touches incidentally upon the line taken by Sir Wilfrid Laurier with regard to the Canadian navy, and be stows upon it severe condemnation. He says: "Sir Wllfiid Laurier has laid dow* the extraordinary doctrine that, were the Empire at war, it should remain within the competence of the Dominion Parliament to say whether the Canadian naval force should take part or not. I waive thc point that, while the Dominion Parliament was debating thu question, the enemy, if suirtciently near at hand, would probably mop up the Canadian force, on tbe principle that prevention is better than cure, as we did the fleet of Denmark in 1807. I suggest to Sir Wilfrid that his attitude is analogous to that of the Northunbrian Barls, Edwin and Mor- kere, in 1006. Perhaps he is better aoqualnted with French history than with English, hut at any rate he may remember that, just before the invasion of William the Norman, Harold was in the north, and there repelled the invasion of the Norsemen and of his own brother Tostig. When be was recalled south by the threat of the Normans, Bdwin and Morkere failed to march south with him and left him at Senlac, to resist the Invasion with hishus-carlee and the men of London. As a consequence they had to bow their necks to the conqueror, and if memory serves me right, came to a bad end. "Were Canada attacked, Sir Wilfrid could, of course, -look to the whole might of Britain being put forth to defend her. But were any part of the British Empire attacked, he would leave it quite an open question whether Canada should take part in the defence or not. Were the mother country to adopt a similar attitude, I doubt whether tbe independence of the Dominion would be worth many hours purchuse. This ia the way the Laurier scheme strikes an Englishman. If Cnn.wla is attacked, of course England must help. If England is attacked, we are not sure about helping her. Heads we win1; Tails, England loses. S. (I. Haison has installed an electric pressing iron, from which he expects an improvemt in his work. It is one of tbx: most up tu date appliances used in the trade. "Bobby" Aikins nnd Dick Fraser returned from s fishing trip to Fish lake, Friday, their baskets were well tilled, and tbc noble Siwasb came in later witb more fish, aid when the story Is again told, thero v ill be more fish. 14 Years of Continued and Un- Called-for Extravagance Halifax, Aug. 13.—Mr. Borden, accompanied by Mr. Crothers and the local candidates, addressed a good meeting in SheruruoJt, a smail village in Guyboro county today. Conservatives turned out in force and gave their leader a cordial welcome Mr. Borden devoted bis speech solely to the inciease in expenditure and thfc increase in customs taxation, arguu- ing that the total net reduction of the tariff amounted to only 1 per cent, and that owing to the inci-eas- ed price of commodities the customs duties were much higher than in 18% He said the trade policy oi tbe government was to produce tide greatest revenue and impose the highest possible burdens on tho people, while at the same time it aaoids the smallest possible opportuoity to many manufacturing industries. He held tnat, on account of the increased valuation placed upon imported articles, the tree importation of raw materials gave the manufacturers of agricultural implements larger protection than they ever bad beiore lH'Jti. He contrasted tbe expenditure today with the expenditure under the Conservative administration and sain the record of tue past fourteen yjsur*. had betn that of spendthrifts un,i profligates. He cited the UuM.cc bridge aud tbe Newmarket canal as examples ul the squandering ol pnolle money. He saii the Liberals in the last Un years had received |3ti7,- buU.UOO in excess of the amount the Conservatives received during their last ten years of power and that this excess of revenue would have paid oil the public debt and have left (ftOO,- OUO.000 to meet the increasing necessities of public service during the Past ten years. Wednesday morning brnkeman M. ! We carry a complete line of sftdillo- Rombongh hnd his leg cut ofl at ry. See our side sadi'les. East Fort Steele Junction. It appears Kootenay Produce and Provision he wns riding on the front of thc House. engine und stepped ofl to open Mm switch but was caught. This is the B. H. Short, the painter and flcco. second trip he had made since recov- rater, hns secured thc contract for ering from injuries received at Swan, tne painting of the new Imperial sta. Bank building. I Sir Wilfrid Laurier Cranbrook Tuesday Mr, Pugsley's letter construction of the here in town in time for more promises. never overlooks a r 'present his eyed are [west along the routs LOCAL NEWS i Hazelwood buttermilk at Stewart's ! w. B. McFarlane was at Wardner Monday oa business. ; J. L. Williams, of WycHfls, was in the city Saturday last. i D. Kent, of Kimberley, was In the 'city Monday on business. ! F. J. Smyth, of Moyis, was in the city Monday on business. Chas. McCowan left on Sunday to spend his holidays at Sirdar. i A. J. Schell, of Jaflray, wa* In ths city Saturday last on business. i The interior of the Ore hall Is being improved by a coat of paint. 1 w. W. Frost, of Eureka, Mont., was in the city Wednesday on business. C. B. Finch, uud S. Jones of Cor- bin were intbe city Monday on business. 1 S. O, Watson, ol Sirdar, spent several days tbis week visiting friends in tbe city. Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Foster, returned Wednesday night from a visit with friends ln Calgary. Jas. Foster, driver of the fire team left on Saturday for a visit with friends lu Calgary. The changfl of programme at the Edison tonight includes several en tertaiuing pictures. A. Mallinson, C. P. It. Master Me chnnlc at Medicine Hut, was the guest of B. Small for the week end. will be here In Chief Provincial Constable Samp August .10, but sou, of Fernie, was in the city this regarding blic week attending a sitting of the Post Office was County court. to pave the way *-*— Slippery Bill We wonder why those Sand Point banco, and at ball players did not put in nn ap turned to the pearance thm week. They must have ai ths premier, seta ths hand-writing on the wall. LOCAL NEWS Choice blue berries st Stewart's today. Paul Hand ley of Marysville, was ia the city Tuesday. A. Pisaocolo, of Pernle was In tbe city Sunday lost. Houses to rent io this city are as scarce as hen's teeth. J. R. Meldrum, of Nelson, waa la the city Wednesday. W. B. McFarlane left Thursday (oc a two days fishing trip. Dr. Connolly went east Thursday on professional business. Cucumbers, tomatoes, peaches and plums at Stewart's today. B. Crowley, of Marysville, was in ths city Monday on business. Provincial Timber Inspector Carney reurned to tbe city Thursday. Jas. Mitchell, of Fernie, spent the week end with friends In the olty. R. E. Beattie returned on Wednesday from a trip to prairie points. A. B. Fenwiek, of Fort Steels was in the city Wednesday on business. G. G. Jewell, of Jaflray, was transacting business In the city Wednesday A. A. GLUispie, of Fernie, was la the city Monday on his way to Creston. Miss Adams, of Toronto, ls ths guest of ber sister, Mrs. T. A. Mc- Kowan. Rev. Si Cook, of Moyle, occupied the pulpit of the Methodist church Sunday. Mayor Fink and family left on Wad- nesday, to spend two weeks outing at Proctor. Constable H. C. Adney, ot Wardner was in tbo city Wednesdgy/ on legal business. Mr. and Mrs. W. Hood, of Toronto, are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. W .D. Laidlaw. Messrs. J. L. Walker anh J. Fulton left on Sunday for a holiday trip to the coast. 0. O. Rohgera and C. P. Rail, of Creston were In the city Wednesday on business, Mr. and Mrs. J. Managan and family of Fernie, wen Cranbrook visitors Tuesday. Mrs- It D. Mather, and daughter of Fort Steele were in tbe city Tuesday visiting friends. W. R. Ross, M. P. P., waa in tba city Thursday attending a sitting ot ths county court. Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Morton returned Monday from a two months visit with friends in the eastera provinces The moonlight dance in the Opera House Thursday evening was well attended and all present report having a splendid time. The East Kootenay Produce and Provision House have a new delivery wagon in commission. This firm la growing in popularity every day. W. B. Worden was kicked by one of his horses Wednesday. Mr. Worden fortunately escaped having any bones broken, but was laid up far a few days. Rev. B. P. Flewelling was in Ferule Tuesday attending the ceremonies lo connection with the laying of the foundation stone of the new Anglican caurch in that city. D. J. McSweyn, returned Sunday lust front Chicago, where he participated In the big Knight Templar parade. Mr. McSweyn, was tbe only representative of the order from this province in the parade. Harry Melton, one of the old tsma prospectors of this district, waa found dead at the entrance of his cabin, which is located on Ha Ha creek, lost Saturday. The deceased wns engaged In working on his rlstm which is located on Baker mounts** just above (.be cabin. The body waa discovered badly decomposed, death evidently taking place some ten days previous. Deceased was s Soutb African veteran, a member of tba Htruthrmm Horse. He bad sen a constant sufferer from stomach trouf>- les and tins is mippoHed to buvs beea the cause ol his death. ■a ©Ije liroepectot*. ESTABLISHED lS'Ji A. B. GRACE. Editor "Subscription 12.00 Per Vear Advertising rates made known on application. <unionjCVim i> CIVIC PRIDE One of the traits ol a wideawake progressive town Is civic pride it Is a go.nl trait*, for while sometimes it leads one Into making altghtly ex aggerated statements, yet In hhe main it is a good healthy feeling (oi the Individual, and ,it all ' imes con duclve t" the prosperity an! growth uf bis city, It makes our vigorous in defence, uv.d perBisti nl takings; it is incentive to Industry; it makes the Individual tenti and therefore happy Believe In your town an i talk your belie! El you have any oW Fogies remember tney are in the minority, and that »t takes all kinds of people to make a world anyway Bucourage live people to move In by making it worth their while. Welcome outside capital in developing anj natural resources tbe town nas, Don't be grudge the dollars the enterprising makes, but bust le eu ■ md ie a few yourself Above all '; ■ gether." and the town will high wave of prosperity over the mntrt discouraging breakers, and every inhabitant will get his share of the protits Prom thf voyage Grand Forks Gazette. FACING BOTH WAYS London, Aug. 12. The Express :alu Sir Wilfrid Laurier "Mr. Facing Both Ways'' He started with being a free Wader and is now a protectionist. The Express says reciprocity with the United Stan's, which Is so prominent a feature of his programme is not good for England Tim Express prints the answers of a Canadian mayor to the suggestion that tho king should be crowned Emperor of tim British. Mayor Dreary of Toronto.. soys such n campaign would be contrary to the wishes of tbe people of Canada, and takes the opportunity to ro-assure the Express that there may be other links between the Dominion and the Homeland than king. J. A, Chisholm, of Halifax, sees ho advantage In the change. J, H. Prink, of St, John, N, B., Bays,that it In the Mug's opinion tbc spirit of loyalty In Canada can He Intensified by tbe alteration It. Will be most acceptably received in Canada. PROHIBITION Two Englishmen travelling in the United States arrived at a Prohibition State and were soon discussing tho question of how to obtain a bob- tie of champagne. "I say Jim," said one, "let's ask the police officer" "Follow mc" said the constable, und he conducted them in and out and round about until they stood m front of the cathedral. The travellers looked at each other in astonishment. "Surely, my good man," said one of them, "you do not mean to tell us that we can obtain what we want in a church?" "You see the church do you?" asked the policeman solemnly. "Yes", as Ben ted the two. Well that Is the only place in this state where you can get it." PREMIER WELCOMED (Continued from page one tending a welcome to the foremost citi7rf.*n of this Dominion Your labors as a public man cover tlie period of thc whole life <>f tbe Dominion of Canada and antedate the period when this provmce joined the confederation and gave i anada a united territory from the Atlantic to ttie pacific, For th*1 past it yean you have occupied tbe proud position of prime minister of tbis great country and your labors for the development and febe unification of every part of the country have not been unappreciated by both political friend and foe. We also have to thank you that one of our citizens has been railed to take up a moat responsible post m your government, The. unification ol this country by the increasing of transportation facilities has occupied a large portion of youi nine and nx a result of these transportai ion focili ties this city, tbe oldest ,,n bile Pa cific coast has received and ih receJv ing from year to y^iir a large meaa ure of increased prosperity and wealth. With one transcontinental Hno In active operation and with two moro in the procerus nf construction we (eel that the Province of British Co ltimbia cannol but bfi benefitted and that the city of Victoria, the capital of the province, hlossod nn it is with the most, beautiful climate to be found nnywbeiti in the Dominion and with many natural idvnn i • . can not fail tn slill more tni i • ci n ■ in the future hot li in p puloi li n, n trade and lu importance In tl sels of the Dominion, i n your jour ney from here to Pi In i Uupert'wnii h Is nlmo t ni thc uoi lh ru boun Uny of the province you w ill Imve an op portunlty i i seeing' ti i tnc "ex-Ural tho long length of oui on present, unprot cl J ad tu know that th ti ion at Esquimau is ■ net agai i to be occupied by the «ax hip i ol tho crown We hope thu* ) ilti ut tt ill be able to -'■ 11 'ar to put ;i "made iu Can id n e u*h ol these ships, v. on Id be devoted to tin t>ai h of thorn « minder of the nation as part plre Wi ■■, c | ■. -,i [ vei) i again beini pottment to the ••' tlcmi ■ ,-,..- i ., i Lime been ii propei lev i i upyln .i the shon rapidl) bell tt ■ ti usi thai thi . i will go tt iii lead : ; this question tt tn to our growing an ii inter* in rond w< staj wi b< ■■ visit thi ■ i terest whu hut we Would , t re i that you maj the Doi ctions of your visil thi> province and that s i '.-■■■• PREMIER : S ■ '•'. ..-■,; ■ rief ad dress He de and the men ers of his ■ ■ i b to find words I appr pri; ately expn ss theii pn i I I he more than kindly wel lered th* m by the cit isseus ii ria it was parti ilarl; ra ■ n to find among peop e natural ■ li' Idi I Ig party politics, hi I I ■ ■ ■ pli as I to note that all thesi c n lera.l Ion had been set aside and that he and his friends were being treated i ply as Canadians touring tl ntrj Pre misr McBrldo, and he wished to hasten bis acknowledgement of tbe courtesy, had taken the lead. This was a striking illustration of tho amenities of politics as understot 1 in the cradle of party polit cs In thc old land. He was sure that he would carry away with him the pleasontest recollections of Victoria "the beautl- fnlf" I note he continued, that you so term your city nnd though I am only about to land, I may say thnt you may well so cal] It. 1 look forward to my stay, short ,as it. will be, "In your charming city," Accompanying Sic Willrid among others were, Hon. Geo, P. Grahnm, minister of railways nnh canals; B, M. Macdonald. member for Piciou, V, B.; Y. Y. Pardee, Liberal whip and member for Lambton, Ontario'; Senator Gibson of Hamilton, Ont., Hon. Wm. Templeman, minister of inland revenue and mines; Ralph .■smith M, P., ■member for Nanaimo. others who arrived by the same vessel were, Hon. Price Ellison nnd Miss Ellison; Mrs. Chas. Macintosh, Harry Lee, mayor of New Westminster; H. ('. Brewster, M. P. P. for Alberni; J. Lipscambe, superintendent White Pass Atlin. A large percentage of the members of the local legislature have arrived during the past few days many of them coming over in the Princess Charlotte to lay on purpose to attend the reception tendered last evening to the visiting statesmen. Among other distinguished visitors who took advantage ol the opportu nity to meet the premier of Canada! were Norton Griffith, M. P.", "I Lon don, England, Arthur Colfax, M. p., and Mrs. Colfax of London, Eng.und, Harry lv Britton, un English pub Usher and financier, Lord Uunm iro, n distinguished soldier ami a promlncot mine operator, A J, Laihlau a well known resldenl of Spokane, with large British Columbia Interests, and .1. D PuiTeli, represi nl in: l larrimana Pacific coasl lines nnd who h ia b< en kn x n in the west fur year* as iden I. ft ith Hie railways of tho north west, ci hare to Join with the pro vlncinl government in its reception ol Sir Wilfrid Lndrierf D1ULL1 Wr RECEPTION, The icivption tonight was the most brilliant affair, being tho most hnl liaui and grandest evoi hei I lo Bril ltdi Columbia, thoro being over 10,000 [■iu suns present NOTIOH W. R. BEATTY Undurlaker, Kinlmliner. Kiinrnil Dli'SOtor, CRANBROOK, B.C, The partnership heretol listing *WWWl^^ between F A RusaeU and H B Ben 1 Royk-V Mountain Chanter edict ims been dissolved hj mutual £ ui ut k \\ Russell will continue 1 NO 13b. U. A.M. tho business and will collect and pay ! 1 Uotfular lttoetlniftt' ''ml Tuqh ""'"M"'" ''"' " "
il'Sl llllHM WlU'k ill iill Iti'iitii'lu'* uf the X Tonsorial Art '•' * ********************** We Deal in Everything From a Needle to a Locomotive Joseph li. McLean DIALER IN All kinds of Second-Hand Goods Furniture a SPECIALTY BUYER OF FURS Sage's Old Stand, Hanson Ave Phooe 3M BUILDERS and Contractors Plans, Specifications ♦ "71 and Estimates FURNISHED ON APPLICATION' I PHONE 114 P. O, BOX 898 ALL KINDS OF BUILDING MATERIAL CONSTANTLY ON HAND. >********************* NORTH STAR HOTEL KIMBERLEY, B.O. H. W. DKEW, Pioprietor. ******************************************** I ******************************************** Physician anh Surokon X nili,'.': AriiHtrong Ave ♦ ♦ nouns X '•' i" ll li.m. "■ i" l |i.m l.'8 P,i» X Pliiini! Office 105. { ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ J. VV. K'l LEDGE, PROHIBITION Two Englishmen travelling in the United Stuti'w iiiiivi'il nt ii Prohllii linn State uml wen' sunn dinciisslng tho question nl how l.u obtain a bottle .if champagne. "I nny Jim," mini nnn, "let's uuii tin1 police officer" "Follow in.'" saiii tin. constable, ami in- conducted them in ami out and round about until they stood in front ol the cathedral. The travellers looked at eauli other in astonishment, "Surely, my good man," snid one of them, "ynu do not menn to tell us that wc cun obtain what we want in a church?" "Vou see the church do you?" asked the policeman solemnly. "Yes", assented the two. Well that ls the only place in tbis state where you can t^et it." only about to land. 1 n < say tint you may well so on' it T look f or- waird to my stay, sh iri n' il will «'. In your charming ri y. Accompanying Sir W Ur d lllll. ng others were. Hon. ie. . 1 Qrahi m, minister ot railways nl h c nn.;,; E. M. Mnr.dnn.'ilil. men be f ir l'ict ni. V P.; P. F. Pardee ,ib en 1 w lip and member for Lamb ton Onta io'; M.M.V.. V.S.. Graduate ol Ontario Veterinary college Toronto in W98. (Irad- ule and medalist of McKlllip Veterinary college, Chicago, IU. in 1900. Hoglstcred member ol British Columbia nssueiotion. LL CALL8 NIGHT A OAV PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO OFFICE AT MCKINSTRYS LIVERY BARN CRANBROOK, B. C. Senator Gibson of Hamilton, Ont., Hon. Wm. Templeman, minister of inland revenue nnit mines; Ralph Smith M. P., .member for Nanaimo. Others who arrived by tlie Bame vi Bsel were, Hon. Price Ellison nnd Miss Ellison; Mrs. ('has. Macintosh, Harry Lee, mayor Westminster; H. C, PREMIER WELCOMED Continued from paire nnu tending a welcome to tbe foremost citiz**n ol this Dominion your tabors au a public man cover tbe period oi the vbole 1 if*- of the Dominion ol Canada and antedate the period when thiH province joined tbe confederation and gave Canada .1 united territary from tbe Atlantic to the Pacific, For thr* pant. 11 yean you have occupied the proud post! on ol prime miniate*] nf this irreal countrj ind youi laJb^re f.,r tbe developmenl and the unification of every par! of the country have not been unappreciated by both political friend nnd foe. We also have t.o thank you that one of our citizens bas been called to take up a most responsible pout in your governmenl Tbe unification ol thia country by the fn creasing of trans pnrtation facilities ha.-; ncrnpiar] a larjre portion of your tune and ae a result of theee transportation facili ties this city, the oldeat on Hie Pa cific coast hats received and ii recelv ing from year to year a large umv-. nre nf Increased prosperity nnd wealth. With one tninHe.ontlnental line In active operation and with two more in the prnccetw of construction wo feel that, the Province of British <'<> lumliin cannol bul bo benefitted and that, the city of Victoria, the capital of the province, bleesod nn it Ih with the most, beautiful climate to be found anywhere In the Dominion *nd Brewster, BI. P. P. for Albornl; J. Llpscambe, superintendent White Pass Atlin. A largo percentage of tho members of tho local legislature have arrived during tho pael few days many of them coming over in the Princess Charlotte today on purpo.se to attend the reception tendered last evening to tho visiting statesmen. Among other distinguished visitors who took advantage of the opportu nity to meet the premier id Canada* were Norton Griffith, M, P.. of Lon don. England, Arthur Colfax, M. P., and Mrs. Colfax of London, Eng.und, Marry lv Brttton, an English put) Usher and financier, Lord punm iro, a distinguished soldier and n pronilucol mine operator, a .1 Lnihlav a well known reaidenl ol Rp< kan ■. w Uh large British Columbia Interests, and .J. I) Fiiii'i'll. represfnting Hnrrlmans Pacific coast linei and who h is been F. E. Orrison Band Master City Band. Teacher of String and Standard Instruments. Choir trainer. Orohestra furnished Phone 253. CRANBROOK. B. C. liriHilt Lodge, No. 34, A. V. A. M Prutilinaik Lodge A lii'gular meetings on jV. tho third Thursday r\/ fi \& of ovory month. V §f ^r Visiting brethreu ing uloomud, W. Y. ATTRIDGE, W. M. B, W. CONNOLLY, Secretary ANCIENT ORDER 1^ FORESTERS COURT ORANBROOK, 8943 Moots in Carmen's Hull 2nd aad ith Thursday of each month at 8 p.m sharp. A. McCoWaHi Chief Ranger. O, A. Abbott, Secretary. Visiting Brethren made welcome. STEW A RT'S Tin- Leading Fruit Store. Choici! Oranges. Lemons 'SUNKISI HWAHO" Bananas Figs Dates Sweet Potatoes Celery Hot House Lettuce Rhubarb Cranberries Strwni'l's Bui"' Iku'hIiiIi'S HUGH STEWART CRANBROOK AERIE 967 F. O. E. FRATERNAL ORDEREA6LES Meol ovoi'y tVidui' atH p.m , \'i.-,i"iti!,' Brotnurs lliu'dlally Invited I W. 13. Johnson, nctlne. president. W. F. a. Carter, RctlnK Sec. Aerie PhyHlelnn, P, O. llox 2H. ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ID6E ! <> X M^cl'. currv second ond fourtf) , , * Wrtln.-H.lav al nr.vt Fralcrnlly < > * 11n11 Sojourlng Reb.Kflh. cor- *l * dtally invlLed. X N.O, Minn H. ,lolin»ton <> h™. \TIrh A. Hloltonbothiira ,.■./..>«-*.',,%..,, ..■■.:..■.■■,.. ..<!.,. ********************** II ' > .> 1:: . > | WENTWORTH Grant B.C. D.J.JOHNSON t CARPENTER AND BUILDER CONTRACTS SOLICITED. j ♦ i . > HOUSES For Sale or Rent nt Reasonable Prices. Office& Workshop—Lewis St ;; °bone No W. Frank Dezall GENERAL BLACKSMITH and WOODWORKER Rubber Tirea Applied To Buggy Wheels AGENTS FOR CANADIAN CYCLE AND MOTOR CO'S BICYCLES Repairing a Specialty. Phone 60 • • • p. o. Box 818. THI MM Phone 141 Is the Place to go for Ice Cream and Home Made Candy Singer Sewing Machines do the Best Work "1 |_|/^'Tppj| Cranbrook, Is a larye and attractive hotel of superioi elegance in all its appointments, with cuisine of superior excellence, Railw; . men, Lumbermen and'Miners all no to :: The Wentworth ]\ J.H.McDONALDProvl < i! Found! *********************** On Baker stteet, one door west of Messrs. Hill & Co., the only place in town that can make life worth living. Cosmopolitan Hotel E. H. SMALL, Manager. monthly payments by Geo. B. Powell Singer Store AniiHtrnug Avenue. Ptinne 1S7. OrHnhrook, B.C. ——u—— ALSO SECOND HAND MACHINES FOR .SALE CHEAP AND TO RENT. ******************************** ************ | PHONE _ : "THEQUAlfflaS | Gold Standard :: Teas and Coffee '<' They last a lifetime and cost very little more than thrown 'ogether, catchpenny, cheap X 0ur whole time i.s devoted to your wants in the ;; machines. Sold on small T Grocery line therefore we absolutely guarantee every '' »>'""l.lv.«.v....-..i«i,v ♦ article that leaves our store f We will thank our customers to advise us if at any ',! time goods are received that are not No. i quality CAMPBELL & MANNING jj Staple and Fancy Grocers *************************atA>^4A*4*4*+*****<>*+t>*4 <£ * ■ RIGHT HON. SIR PREMIER OF CANADA Will Address a Public Meeting in 1 \a9m Vl To be held in the Skating Rink at 3 p. m. (iMvic Reception Arranged Also Addresses by HON. GEORGE P. GRAHAM Minister of Railways and Other Members of the i;,i\\ ■»ft'J3»i aimaa***i3eis% '".:>.■.', Cordial Welcome to Everybody to take part in this Public tecepti Demonstration in Honor of Canada's Prime Minister GOD SAVE THE KING a j. p. Fink, Mayor, Chairman R. B. Benedict, Secretary n^iBlHfaiaBIBBfBIBrHlHlBIBlBJailBJBlBIBiaiaiai-BJBl-aiB u u ni nl IU nl nl NOTICB tlience North eighty isn) chains; NOTICES is hcreS) riven that 3 thcn:< Weat olghty I80j cha.ns; dms nti., lata i In end to apply to i" 'he uoint ol conuuencenKM, ma* thr Honourable In.. CommiMioner lng »■-*»> acrea more or livs. „l i.nn.is lor « license to prospect Located tins 34th d.y ■! Mny. i'-'" for coal and petruleum o\ I the lol LVDK W. WRAV, Locator lowing lauds, ail late in the dim.nct Eaihen W. Hutts. Agent ul Southeast'Kootenay, in Lot 45113 William K. Hi us, Ualun L Commencing at a post planted at Unjih m, Wltnessea or near i miles duo Bast uf tii. Sl •j j.; ol Buutheosl K ; Conuuom ing i i „r neai 11 mile Utile |Mint nn l'. hlch la tin* We :..;, and being ti,,st nl Cheater in, ncc Nol' li thonce Wesl u-.V.e pu.^t on 0, P. H. survey . ne, hieh id the Westtrn l.ouudiry nl Lot Wi uni being the Soutneagt coruei poet oi J. 3. Grace's cialu. Nu I'H K 3u tnence North e.-hty i-O) their o Weat ei^.h:;,- ($e, v e.i e S uth eig ,ty 'hi) then e host eighty 8Cj to the point of commence tni iiu i m acrea nit-re or 1, s-- Located ih a listh day ot May, 1910, .1. s. ORACE, Locator Hi hen W 11 tts, Agent William K. Hutts, Witres.- 19 - JOHN 4. MASI iN Locator Hi h n W Botta u-ent Will am K II us. i. h Hngham, Witn asea .Uuuti: ha ns; etiaiua; chains; nc, ,.iu* Um 29 S NOTICH NOTICE ia hi ■ ;• days attei date I niie.nl the Horn table Chiel I ol Lands lor a license fi r c al "lid pet :i •' .it .'■ to n> i'lv t itmulas one] .. proapsei "i the lol lowing lands, aituate in ■ b .i ,mo of Southeaat Ko iteuaj in !. t 1513 Commi nclng at a posl anted a or near 12 miles d ie Easl nile post on C. 1'. k. - i ey ne, ■hieh in the Westirn !u ndary I 5't3 anil I.'Mi.- tlie Southwest .. I", i post ol Joaeph 3. ii inn cL.tim tbence Nnrth eighty (.so) ehains; tben..o Ka6t eighty 81 chains; tl.enie Bouth ,-ig ty toQ) ebane; thence Went eighty iSUi thans; to thc point of commei ce ing bto aeies more oi less JOSEPH S, DANKER Located this 1 tb day Mai K. hi, w U tts, • ■■ Will am :'. B tta, Rail li L. Ui r NOTICE :s ue'fiBy 'irrvtru- thut i:,.5 aftei date I Intend to appij [he Honourable Chiel Comouaaionei .:' Lands i' i a license to , .i coal and petroleum over die lul owing lands, sltimie In the district .1 Southeast Koutenay, in Lut 45'Ji: Commencing at a pust planted at or near 7 mi ei due east of tba i'i mile post n'C. i' 11 survey line. Inch is ihe Westirn boundary of Lot ..i.i, ami eng the Noitbegst cor ,i |i .! ul i baiies 1. l'uul.on's ....in, tlience south eightj loOj .,... | lewea i I nl) ••liaius i nee nutth eighty 80) chain*, eighty i sO alne i" thi .ti: i ■ 'imii' ncetneni making mi ore or less, ucated thia 24tb day u. lilAli.I'l.s I PAi ;.•■ „ !." v. in ■ W.lUam E. Butta, Ralph Bin, wll esse.'. theme Suutu oighty thenee East eighty to lbe point of inc. t.tu acres more en ooti.aay, iu l<"t. I.AI. it a pu . . .hie Kast of thji-'M I', it. Kiinet lho, ;i.rn hoiindnry HrT/il the Southeaat comer R, Paulson a oialm i'..-In \ l^n jjianis; sight) (an i fo'jxtjcated this tjjjh day ol May L'HEa i'Ll. R E...hen W William t Bi tts, Lingham, Witneaaes NOTIO N. ' I'H'IC a heieli) lays alter duta i l« Ll .il '[,, a' .i' 1 li .1 I ends loi oai ne Im.WIK- I !>)«• '" "•■ .'I'jil Mi 1 ,'ili*- Hngham, Witm sues NOTICE : days aftei ■ the Honour* of Lands f i ^^^^ 29-Xi )TICB re ■ zlvea that 3< ; Intt : l apptj ; Chiel ; Lumlssti ne mtttttttmWaWaWaWaWatBaaaaaaam. Ucen.se I ^-r< »t*p.M' for cual and petroleum over the fol lowing landH, situate tn thfl distri I of Boutheast Kootenay, in Lot 4593 Commencing at t post plan''-1 at or near 9 mllea due Eaaf of the 42 lile post on C, P. H. survey I.ne, hich iti the Western boundary of Lot 593 and being the N rthwest c rner post ol John Q. Mason's, claim thence South eigbty 180) chains; thence Kaat eighty i8t>j chaina; thence North eighty [HO] chains; thence West olghty (SQ) Ua.ns; to the point of commencement, mak ing 640 acres more or less, located thia 23rd day of May, 1910, May. LUG. iN, Locatoi \."N' 1. lUirlliK 2 . 33 ti ip ' iO ■ -I .#* !riu*»h Urn om.a iSeptuiubui' next by reglsr uii.t He uiud mail ttUitreridctl to tlie uuder- muttim), Uis tintne ftnd address ami tlio full iiiiritculur.s ,.l bus ultt.ui iir iuUr i"it, niul u .<i.id"...< tit of Ins accouut and thi; nature ol the security, ill any I held by tutu \Uii tho said larit RjatttloneU dato tlie^AdniinisUutoi will proceed with tUy'liiffteiLinuoa ol th' usUito Im* l>i':uM to those I'laiuiM onlj ol wliuli be _^^^^^ tbN m!i iay ir;ir«i to thoae cluluu > 4piul have had not i Dned at i raubrooH n iTica NOTTi !•, is herebj ... ii ■ el i ind ti . . .: . ■ -, . . ist Want, ■ Easi i'. osl i'i' R sur\( rn bo ndary ot Lot bs Southwest . - claim ■: ■ Sul'lh Oi Bast eightj - s .: . ig, cy ■ - rt- -■ Bight j the • at. uitvfc ing ■ I i sen s ruori .. cati ■: this 28th da-. ; Mny. 1910, 'J' ii. i Ba ben B '- "• ^-'::- Xi.--0^epi} irnlt. Vha9% • prospi ■ I ■ 1593 ■ p ■ n •luat ' dowtlxai. .*> ' ByJineV'a»: i ,bty m, '^■,' gbty \i*\\\, :*** "■». ol August, t'llll j F ^KM8TBONU QtUcial Ailiniiiis'tiati'i 1 LOKN8H 10 AN KXTIIA I'UUMNiiAI. COMPANY. i'i 'MI'AMKS iOT. liuly Ist, lDln.) CANADA l'i ..v [I, ,' , 'i urn.^u I'tiiiitnbfa Ng 1 \ uni iiiis Li . in i i,l;lll''\ thai ' i'llli) Jul! • 1. t'A . .tin LluMl'ANV" i l.iiiillad i ia an i mn ia.'i aim Licensed ... carri »u li ..uiei . wittiin tile : .■, ,i ,' , i tim a r.'iiniiniii, niul io llll 1 > .'ill 'i iile, L al. ul any ,,i thu ..: ol (tltt l , nll'lili, Ui wlinil tile f. i Imi « l( i w .(.it,, al Cn. la,- Krui* .1 ■ to I I).' " Ol .i'lllllll' li s' ■■. niiiiej - .V i'l '1 chains, Wlliiai. B. Is i $ ■■ -' . riven i ite J intend tti . . ■ iLiiss'onei ^aSJ^U, 'ij:;*? '!*« -liO".'. i I'l-tl '*,l.t jui^tk- iu- i»t»t .'mu ovorv|i" ful ■ tj^Uv '■., n\ ite jr. iU^ij'fccftct tpJ^K iU »uay, \1a$t 459,3.*| V««>caiK at .» no;: pCa)»t -d, ai , M' ."<nulva d ;e, Ba-- of tbo 42' • i)>»*''b.VtVi'. R, hur-t-rf line,", i .is t^e, We.-*:' rn ho'.nd&ry'el Lot -j abd'being tt. -Syi%h * est ■,corner J ■•'**)**!*} *n-y. Mailtin - otaln^ legtsintivv autltority ot the Lei;luUi i .ii id t't nish Uglnmbia bxtaum ihe head uttloe v»i tt*- Company tb (i t|ii< t'ttj of Motilieui, in n inei ot ijuebec, I'Iu head oittue of the pom puny In iii. ■ i i*u\ iuci .-. situate nt CrauhrooK and u t- tiunk, llnrrlstec ul mw ol KraiiliraoJ alorr >aal, wliu.se addrosB imbwbH afuiNteaiti, In bite at tot ir thu Compunj i he auiounl lumpau-) is I''. u'il.J-. dlVldotl allures UiVBs uniter my huitd and Seal ol Uttice at Victoria, Province oi British Columbia tin-, sixth day of July, ouo thousand S * u.ne Uuudreu and ten. "J, i\ McLfiQD1.' Acting Kegistrar of Joint-titock Companies. ilie capital i>i Hi' hundred 'I'hotisanu nto Klve tlioiisaitii ♦♦♦■^♦♦♦»»e>e>e><>»<><>»<>t><>» »»MiM| ,u given tha end * ■ .. • , ;■■:.■-, license to pr eMy^uiS^-it 42 NOTICE NOTICH iH herehy riven that 31 dayH after date I intend to apply to i the Honourable Chief Coinmiaaioiiet 11 of Lands for a license to prospoct ] for coal and potroleum over die fol | lowing lamia, Kitnato in the disttir : of Southeast Kootenay. in Lot 4593 ; Commencing at a post planted at i or nenr 13 mtlea due East of the 3' ! He post on 0, 1'. It. sur.ey $ tie. .hlch ia the Westirn boundary,dtLot ] fi',13 anil being the rtouthwest-'.Jw'rut i poat of Halph L. llurlinghainl*j0Sl tim thenee Bast eighty • 84? thenee North eighty (HO thenee West eighty ihenee Month eighty txiip-FImiiiB; to the point of commonccui nt, muK lng 640 acres more or leaa. located this ITtb ilay of May. 1910. BUltLINGHAM, Locator RALPH L, W. Brock, 13i Witnwfti hft^ilW!';^': NOTICB NOTIOB ia horoby give days after date J In Lend t the .'Honourable^ Ohio! f ■ of''C4>(lrt I"'**'!'" Uconse ti - ttir,;Bfal and petroleum ov liiwlnf lamia, Bituate in ■ of 8<nitheaHt Kootenay. ii commencing at a post or neai- li miles due Bast iile post on 0. I'- It i that 30 > apply ti mniisaionei i prospect er the fol b" district Lot 4593: planted »t Of Hw 32 ^^KmWaWraaaaaat*llA*****sa*a******MV I ^
*"" "J,'"D* "**"? 111«"">K Hucti authority, any rights, pn*Ue«,«. 20 chains north, thence 40 chains ttud CoIlctt}aione ,Joica the CoW,**. east hence 20 chains south thence thmk u aelrirable to obUifi, -n« 40 chains west to the place of com- t 'c t exerclM Md t mencement, containing 80 acres more with Jy BUch arranKemenu. ri«hu. 0F JOSEPH WALSH. iP^'Heges and concessions; ! Dated June 18, 1910 27-35 WATER ACT, 1909. Peter Jensen, of Wasa, farmer, To purchgse, take on lease or la exchange, hire or otherwise acquire, any personal property and any rights or privileges which tbe com pany may think necessary or conven- ■hich is tho Westirn boundary'of Lot 4593 and being tlie North ust corner post of George Wykes' claim theme South eighty 180) chains; tbence West eighty (80j chains; thence North eighty (80) chains; thenco Kast eighty (80) chains; to the point of commencement, making tilO acros more or toss. NOTICE. 1910. NOTICK. NOTICE is hereby given that 30 Mays alter date I intend to apply to the Honorable Chief Commissioner of Lauds for a license to prospoct for «oal and petroleum over the following lands, situate in the district of Southeast Kootenay, British Columbia, in Lot 4593: Commencing at a post planted at or near ono mile duo east of tlw 27 mile post on C. P R, survey lino, which Ih the western boundary of Lot 4593, ami being tho northeast cornor post of Walter J. Abbs' oialm, thonce wost eighty I80i cbuins,tlience south eighty 18O1 chains, thonoo east eighty (80i chains, llienee north nighty (80j cha'na to the point of commencement, mnking G40 acres, more or loss. WALTER J. ABBS, Locator, Willinm K. Butts, Agont, Ralph L. Burllngham, Witness. 37 -Located this 15th da.y of June, 1910. NOTICK is heroby given that thirty (30) days after the first publication of this notice, I intend to npply to the Chief Commissioner of Lauds and post planted at Works and tho Assistant Commission er of Lands nnd Works for tin; district of Kast Kootenay, for a licenso to prospect for coal and ..'trdoum upon lands described as follows, to Wit:— **m**********w*****im*w, *********** Situated on Alumina Crook and thonco west eighty (BO) chains, tbence Jo|nj on the cawt the (.lftim ,(1,atlMi south eighty (80) chains, thonce east n tne goutjieast British Columbia eighty tM)) chains to the point of Tjftml am1 (JjI company, and for making 640 acres, mmencement more or less. CHARLES 0, WEBB, Locator. Eathen W. Butts, Agent. Ralph L. Burllngham, Witness, 37 Located this llth day of June, 1916 which license No. 1144 was issued and described us: Commencing at a cur ner post plauted near tho wugon road and about \ mile north of said creek and one mile east from the oust lino of snid claim No. 1144, being the northeast corner of lva J. Moorehead's location; thence soutli 80 chains, thonce west 80 chains, thenco „ „ „ , _ . -._. north 80 chains, thenco oast 80 chains t( F\,D; "'TC,wli!LTo!'°!!^,,.0"b to the place of beginning, containing 640 acres, more or less. IVA J. MOOREHEAD, Locator, Mfrod Brown Agont. 1910. 37 CRANBROOK LAND DISTRICT District of Kast Kootonay jeeupation lumberman, intend to ap ply to the Commissioner of Lands and Works for perm ssion to pur- ohaao lorty acros moro or less, bound- nnt(,,| th| l8t| ,-^™ -•"■ "<l mh [(iIIowh: Commencing at u post fr. ' ' on tho north 'bank ol tbo Moyle river llumci! 'Ml clminH nortli alon^ the eiu,t ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ ■iifvny lino of Tipper P. H., thence 20 NOTICK In horoby glvon that thirty chaina oast more or lcsn to the bunk cioi daya alter the IItkI. publication ol tho Moyic river thenco miiitliwctrt.- of this notice, I intend to apply ' erly nloni; tho hank ol tho Moyle thfl river to the placo of commencing. Located duly 4, 1910 Located th,n 2«th day ol May, 1910. OhlOHQB VvYKUS, Locntor Hnl hen W. Uutts, Agent Willinm F,. Hutts, ttitness 2S-33 NOTIOB NOTIOH is horoby glvon that 30 days nfter dato I intend to apply to tho Honourahlo Chief Commissioner of Lands f,,i- n license Lo prospect for coal and petroleum over the lollowing lauds, sit-unto in tho distiict ol Boutheast Kootonay, iu Lot 4693; Oommenolng at a post plunted nt or near II miles due Bast of tin 32 mile post on ('. P. H. survoy line, hich is tho Wostorn liound.iry of Lot 4593 nnd being the N rtliv.esL corner post of Anna K. Webb's claim tlienio Si.ntl] (ighty mil) chains; thenco Bast entity '.Sl'i chains; tlience Nonh ei-hly (80) chains; thenre West eighty imi) chains; to the point, of commencement, mnking tito acros moro or less. Looatod thla Kill dny ol Mny, 19WI. ANNA K. WKIIH. I, Bathon W. Hull Willinm K. Hulls, llnlph linghnm, Witnesses , Agont L. llur- 29 33 ORANUHOOK I,ANU DIBTHICT District T is I3nst reby i u dn Ihe NOTIOB. Nl ITI dnys (r npply I (dliel Commissioner of Lands nnd Lnnds niul lh Works and the Assistunt. CoinliiHSion sioner ,,f Lnnds lor tin er ol Ijinds and Works lor the dis- Bast Kootenny lor n lie KUBDBlilCK D. MBBOHR 'trict ol BaM Kootenny, (or a A. Ouskell, Agent 30-39 to proBpect lor coal and pel horci del Ci Ansii nay Hml md cense poet lor coal and potroloum on the h.i.m .lollowing described lands situate on gives notice thut he will apply fur a 'ent for the purposes ol its busmen license under Part V ol the said Act, "ml particular any machinery, piaDi, to divert a quarter ol one cubic loot stock-in-trade; ol water per second frum a small To construct, improve, maintain, stream rising on Lot C574, Group 1, 'work, manage, carry out or coutiol Koutenay District, for domestic pur- any manufactories, warehouses, ihupi poses on said Lot 0674. The point of stores and other works and conven- ilivcrsion will be on said Lot C574 iences which may seem calculated to end the water will be used by means advance the company's interests, and ol a Hume, to be laid nnd constructed to contribute to, subsidise or atheron said lot. No Crown lands and no wise assist or take part la the oo«- rtparlan proprietors or licensees will struction, improvement, maintenance, be affected by the said works. working management, carrying out This notice was posted on the 24th or control thereof; day of July, 1910, anil application To lend money to customers aid will bo made to the Water Commis- others having dealings with the eon* sioner nt Cranlirook on Tuesday, the pany; aad to guarantee the nerlonn- 30th day ol August, 1910, at two aace of any contracts by such ptr- o'clock in the afternoon. son; I'KTKIi JENSEN. To draw, make, accept, endorse, discount, execute and Issue promts*- LICENSE Tl) AN EXTRA— orv n°tes, bills ot exchange, hills ot PROVINCIAL COMPANY lading, warrants and other negotiable or transferable Instruments; To sell or dispose ol the undertaking of the company or any part thereof for such consideration a* Ua company may think tit; To adopt such means of making known the products ol the company m may seem expedient, and in par. ticulai by advertising In the pres*. by circulars, by purchase and exhibition ot works ol art or Interest, by publication ol books and periodicals anil by granting prises, rewards and donations; To sell, improve, manage, develop, exchange, -lease, dispose ol, turn to account or otherwise deal with all or any part ol tho property and rights ol thn company', To construct, maintain and altar buildings or worlw necessary or convenient lor the purpose ol the corporation; To nciiuire by purchase, lease or other title, and to bold, use, aell or alienate and convey any real estate, necessary lor the carrying on ol lul, undertaking, and thc corporation shall, under Its incorporation, become and be invested with all tha proporty nnd rlgbta, real and person- nl. theretofore held by or lor It under any trust agreement created with a view to its incorporation; 'Po bold its meetings elsewhere thm In tlio Dominion ot Cat COMPANIES ACT. 1897." CANADA: Province ol British Columbia, No. 010. THIS IS To OBRTIEY that the "CANADIAN LINOTYPE, LIMITED" Is authorised mid licensed to carry on business within tho Province ol Urltish Columbia, and to carry out or eflect ull or uny of the objects ol thc Compnny to which the legislative authority of tho Legislature, ol Hritish Columbia extends. The hoad oflice of the Company is situute ul the City of Toronto, iu the Province ol Ontario. The amount nl tho capital of the Company Is Forty nine thousand nine hundred dollars, divided into lour hundred ami ninety nine shines ol one hundred dollars each. The lnnil olllco of Ihe Compnny in Ibis Province Is situute nt Crnnhrook mul W. K. Cuul, minister nt Inw, whose address is Oranbrook aforo snld, Is the at Im ney fm Hv Com puny. OIVEN miller mv lliiinl and Seal of Olllco at Victoria, Provlm I British Columbia, this thirtieth dny of .Dine, one thousiinh nine hundred and ten. (L. B.) The Monarch Malleable Iron Range PATMORE BROS. Plumbing and Heating Engineers "THE RANGE STORE" IIN A CLASS HY THBMSBLVBS—PIRST-CLASS McClary's Famous Sask-Alta and Koote- nayRanges *&&$**&4>**i-$4*4>4 $4^***^> LOCAL NEWS. &**$&$•&$>&* •?'»-! I! ! ****** BjMtld Labor l)ay In Ferine Don't forget to spend Labor Day at Kernie, TO RENT, Bachelors apartments, Apply to BEATTY. Saturtlay night will bo picture night at the Edison theatre J. McTavish and 0. Stewart ol Moyie, were in the city Wwinesiia> For a comparative!} small stream Bull River will develop 13,GOO borse powor Be good, lea-d the simple life and pet your printing done at The iTos- pector offlce, TO RENT, furnished room*, all convenience*, private borne, apply to The Prospector office. indications point with certainty to very high prices ior hay and oats this fall and winter 10,000,000 feet of lumber and ftve brick houses were destroyed on Wed nwday by tire ln Boston. Cumin* events cast shadows, A "Blind Pig" operated by a Chinaman at Hosmer Ih the latest. Better have all political accounts squared this time, for Sir Wilfrid like Jeffries may never come bank. Sir Wilfrid Laurier will bo with ua on Monday August 29th, and he will be asked,, "How about that Post Oflice which was to be constructed several years ago." Tho committee in charge might give him an automobile trip to Fort Steele. Tho strenuous Beason wiM bood commence, the ball team are asked to gel out und prac) it ■■ Kvei ything | endld exhibit! in •■•■ ho*\ a\ the tttUsou bhcatn I We woudei a Willi A w ill pi m:h. -<■ t he peoph 'i Iding Burelj ! hei e 11 ■ . coming to Crsnbri Keep v and al tend the Ba it ball Club A m< ■ helped boo it * help the team \ B Smith mmi&g Ins I he i '* aubro ■ i Fa ■ fti' ending tht' Provincial Poulti j com enl ion u Xanco ivei this i* pek John Hutcheson iei t< i km w n us Hui ft on 3 ndaj i Me i l where be ■• i ■■■ n the eal ■ ■•' «' ■ KIDDO stall i four yeai ■ sti it, weighing 1 100 pounds, will stand at ihv Cranbi H Ml I I BR Are you Interested tbt Fa - Fair? cl d it why ■ ■*.' ft is ap to ovory citisen il Cranbr ■ * and this district to make this a success Get in line ami holp to make it • i Tho Kent:-' Free Pn sa says, "In view of tht- approaching season for trame it would be Just as well for par. <>nr.~ to remember that children no lot sixteen years of age art- not allowed to carry firearms unless accompanied by parents or guardians Lord Hindlop, of Worcester, Eng land, accompanied by J. C. Thome, t of London, a prominent railway contractor, together with V, V. Vivian and Violet Vivian, were In the city Wednosdny Tlio party is touring British Columbia for plensue and business, and may become interested in some of tho any attractive enterprises in this province. LABOR DAY AT FERNIE LARGE USt OF GOOD EVENTS SI.000 00 IN PRIZtS Ra ,. I ■ R i. ng tUittuU, •' i 1 •null I mn iimrnt s.jn.xw 1 ■,... Ra >i Sq .... Hofta ENTRIES FOR ALL EVENTS MUST BE MADE WITH SEC. G H Boulton, President W s Stanley, Secretary >^VV\VVSAr^V-VVM-VVVN-VVi^V ^ CANADIAN "ACIFIC : SIMUAl. KA'I'l'S TORONTO EXHIBITION 1 A„g 27lli i" Sppt, 12th TICKETS ON SALE flOfl. 19 TIMBER AMI FORESTRY COMMISSION. Final Sitting, Notice in hereby given that final sittings of the Timber and Forestry Commission will be held in the Court-House, Victoria, commencing August 15th next, at the hour of 10 30 a. M. FRED. J. FULTON, Chairman. Victoria. H. 0., 23rd July, 1910. FRED OGLE LICENSED AUCTIONEER AND COLLECTING AGENT Furnituse and Goods or all Kinds sold Prompt Settlements, Satisfaction Gu»r- anteed. P O Box 878 Office ami Sale Rooms on Hanson Ave. CRANBROOK, B. C. sept. 4 Final Return Limit Sept. 23, 1910) Transient limit tan days • i each (lii'BCtioQ, For full purlieu In rs apply to near- east agent or to R. Ci. MoNULLIE X Dist. Puss. Agent X Calgary, Aha. X ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ CRANBROOK OPERA HOUSE i hie solid week commencing MONDAY, AUGUST 22 The Pringle Co. In tilt' I enl comedy ilnimn "my nHimir CHANGE OF BILL NIGHTLY Reserved Seats 75c General Admission 50c Children 25c Seat! on sale al Beatty Murphy (Vs. Store ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦< FOR SALE!. A throe roll mangle in good condition, hand power. Ap. ply at Proapector Office. "AWL RIGHT" 1» whut you'll Buy lo our story. J It'a simple but Inatruotlvo,- BestdeB all that Is refreshing. Wt Soda and other Soft Drinks tbat wn rofor to. They arc healthy going Htid Invigorating on thoao hot daya. They are heat und purest from our bottling works. Tho best yet. EAST KOOTENAY BOTTLING CO. ********************** ********************** ************************************************************************** *********************i***********l DO NOT FORGET GBAHB&OOB'S fm The Management are Doing all in Their Power to HaKe it a Success and They Need Your Assistance W. B. Bardgett, President ; I************************************************************************ P. De Vere Hunt, Secretary . ►*******************+*+
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